Sentiment analysis: My husband and moved across country to Arizona last summer. Finding an apartment was quite a task, as we could not go look at them or talk in person. Stephanie, who works in the office and was the one redeeming part of this place, was awesome for settling up our lease. That's where the good ended. Our apartment was DIRTY when we moved in. I don't think it was cleaned at all or inspected. We reported this and they said there had been problems reported with other units. No refund, no cleaning crew sent, nothing to make up for this. The problems continued. We set up repair appointments, took time off work to be there (we have a pet), they never showed up. We had an oven that did not work - after reporting it, a guy came in, turned it on and said because it got hot, we were wrong. They took forever processing fees. They decided to redo the pool during May and June, when the weather was the hottest. They rarely unforced noise rules or regulations, they allowed kids to run wild at the pool area. They rarely cleaned the grassy area, so if people left dog poop, it stayed forever. There was no way to control the TVs in the fitness center. It was a very frustrating year. Like I said, Stephanie is great, she got stuff done. However I would not recommend this place to ANYONE.
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Sentiment analysis: Dessert is my absolute favorite and I'd have it first every time if I weren't with people who like to do things "the normal way". If you are gonna do the Melting Pot, do it right! Go all out and don't look at the bill! This isn't a place for cheap-o's. If you are in a hurry, this also isn't the place for you. Expect at least two hours here! If you expect your food to be served cooked, you are in for a treat! You cook your own food here, hence the "Fondu" part. I've been to the one in Scottsdale and they even offer "private booths" with little curtains so you can't see the naughty things people do with fondu! In any case, you will need reservations, this place fills up fast! Beginners: You get to your table and you are presented with an crazy menu. First order the type of cheese fondu you want. Then you order your salads, your main entree (if you bring a guy, order extra and LET HIM KNOW you cook your own food here). It can take a while, so order an appetizer or something because you can get hungry waiting. The meets and veggies are cut skewer size so it cooks pretty fast. Cheese Fondu: I suggest the Spinach Artichoke Cheese Cooking Fondu: The Coq Au Vin Dessert:- I'm biased because I get the same one everytime - Chocolate S'mores. I'd lick that damn fondu pot like licking is going outta style! Old timers: You know the drill - have you tried theBIg Night Out? Its probably the best deal around. The questionable: The wait time in between courses and then waiting to eat my courses. I guess that's the whole point. Savor, right? I think the meat portions could be more generous, but that could be me being a porker. Bottom Line: GET DESSERT. GET DESSERT. GET DESSERT!
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Sentiment analysis: I went to the Scottsdale Street Eats Food Truck Festival and knew Hao Bao must be legit because it had the longest line at the festival. After what felt like an eternity of waiting we got to the front of the line and Jake (the owner) was waiting for us with a ton of energy. He was so personal and friendly and got us the signature dumplings right away. Let me just say...DELICIOUS! We got 6 dumplings in a serving which had I been eating alone would have been a perfect portion for lunch and as a group sampling many food trucks was also perfect to share with my friends. I strongly encourage you to check out this place if the truck stops by your office. I was so impressed with Jake and his staff that my friends and I used our drink vouchers to buy Jake and his cooks some beers. Eat here if you get a chance!
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positive