Problem: Great food and worth the wait! The line can be a little ridiculous but I will say that it wasn't as bad because an employee came out and educated us all about the menu item's and the daily deals. Hence the Burger for Two, which really could've fed four!! The deal also included side of fries, coleslaw, one slice of tomato (not enough for that big burger), lettuce, some onion, and a few bites of cheesecake. Overall it was all very good!!! Price was decent too, cheaper then us both getting two separate orders of burgers and fries. My favorites are the Farm burger, sweet potato fries w the yummy pineapple goodness it's served with, and the Date Milkshake!!! Not so good was the Chicken salad sandwich, it was just meh. The flies were a nuisance but what do you expect when the seating is mainly outside. No complaints here though, Joe's Farm Grill gets two thumbs up from me! Note: We got that burger about 3 months ago so not sure if it is a regular menu item.
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Problem: Entertaining. I was in the fifth row (center); glad I didn't cave and get the half price balcony seats. I'm not sure how well those people could see, since Penn and Teller don't use large screens (and have valid reasons not to). The show moved at a good pace and acts were varied enough to stay interesting. Only 2 minor complaints: 1) show was only 90 minutes. I would have preferred 2 hours. 2) Audience participation was not volunteer but rather "called on"; I didn't want to go on stage and worried the whole time that I might be picked to go up. While in Vegas, I saw both Penn and Teller and Jerry Seinfeld. I'd see Penn and Teller again, but probably not Seinfeld, if that tells you anything.
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Problem: went to this buffet tonight and it was not good at all. Options were very limited, and there were no premium items other than prime rib. I will not return.
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Problem: HERE IS A COPY OF LETTER I SENT TO THE PRESIDENT OF DOLLAR, CC THE PRESIDENT OF DOLLAR THRIFTY AUTO GROUP May 10, 2013 Mr. Gary L. Paxton Dollar Rent a Car 5330 E. 31st Street Tulsa, Oklahoma 74135-5023 Subject: Recent experience with Dollar Dear Mr. Paxton: My wife and I just returned from an 8 day trip to Arizona and used your firm for car rental. It turned out to be an experience I won't soon forget, and thought I would share it with you. We began on your web site on April 30th, we had no trouble selecting and reserving a full sized Ford Taurus or similar on confirmation #N7226985 for a total of $239, at Sky Harbor Airport in Phoenix. After a long exhausting day of travel we arrive at the rental counter, where the gentleman begins to fill out the agreement, he asks where we will be traveling and what we plan to do. Then he says "You have rented a full size which means a Mercury Grand Marquis which will get only 15-16 miles/gallon and sits pretty low for sightseeing. You would be much happier in a Ford Escape with Eco-Boost which sits higher but will also get 32-34 miles/gallon. It will only cost an additional $20 per day." I asked what happened to the Ford Taurus which gets better mileage than he was stating for the Mercury. He skipped right over my question and started calculating on his computer. He took some number of miles, used some price per gallon of gas, and the expected MPG's he quoted above and said we would actually come out cheaper by increasing the cost of the rental by $160 and getting the Escape with Eco Boost. Wanting to get out of there and get on our way I agreed, not entirely sure if I had just been up sold, but my $239 rental is now over $400. We head down to where the cars are and were told to take anything in row E. In row E there is only one Ford of any type but it happens to be an Escape. When we open the doors we notice that the seats are filthy, not just dirty, but filthy! Looks like something had been spilled a long time ago and dirt had stuck to whatever it was. This was true of all four seats and the cargo area. There were also three empty pop cans in the back seat, one on the seat and two on the floor. We seriously considered heading back to the counter, but really wanted to just get going, and since it was to be a somewhat outdoors vacation decided we could live with it. After leaving the airport and getting a ways down the road I happen to notice that the gas gage is showing 3/4 full. Knowing that all cars are returned either full with a receipt or are filled by Dollar I thought the gas gage was just off. The following day we drive for a while and it just doesn't seem like we are getting anything like 32-34 mpg unless this Escape has a very small tank. I pull in for gas and look the car over for anything that says Eco-Boost and find nothing, so I open the hood and find that this is not the small Eco-Boost but the larger 6 cylinder. When I get back in after filling the tank I now notice that the gas gage works just fine and it is now on full. To Summarize: We were not given the Taurus or similar we reserved, we were talked up to an additional $160 for an Eco-boost Escape which we didn't get, the gas tank was only 3/4 full, and the vehicle was filthy and with pop cans left in the back seat. As I think about it now, I would have been perfectly happy with a clean Taurus or similar at whatever mileage it gets, a full tank, and no unwanted pop cans. Funny thing, but that is what I thought I reserved. James Skrentner 8372 Willingham Lane South Branch, MI 48761 989-257-2315 skrentner@gmail.com cc: Scott L. Thompson
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