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An example of an positive review: I'm normally not a person with a sweet tooth, but Chef Flemming's made me change my mind. I've been driving by this little bakery since I moved to Henderson. I love local business's like this. They have two cases filled with the most beautiful and delectable pastries you could ever want. Every time I go in I find it hard to pick what I want. It really all looks so good! I was super excited to find out they also have sugar free items. (SCORE!) Not only do they have tasty sweet treats, they also make some excellent bread. I have to say that the one I had was one of the best baguettes of my life! It was perfect. The crust was hard and the center was perfectly moist and fluffy. It was the kind of baguette that you bite into, but you are not covered in crumbs after. I also have tried their Rye bread which they bake on Fridays. Ok, now on to the sweets! The Macaroons. Oh, the Macaroons! If this is not just the perfect bite of food I don't know what is. I chose a pink one and it was filled with raspberry preserves and the cookie itself was so moist and sweet, but not too sweet. I could eat a truck load of these things. I also really love the Fruit Tart. It too was not overly sweet. (Which I found out is because they are a European bakery.) It was filled with a vanilla custard and basted with chocolate on the rim of the crust. What a great pairing! If you want to get a sweet treat to impress someone, I'd defiantly be stopping in here. From their cookies, to their Danishes, they all look and taste amazing! Their bread is also very impressive. If you are cruising Water Street make sure you visit this little gem!

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An example of an positive review: I love this place. I know I should be supporting local businesses but they do such a great job. They're located inside the Petsmart which makes it super convenient to pick up treats for the pups as well. I do the optimum wellness plan which is amazing. I pay a monthly fee and it includes all the annual vaccinations, a comprehensive exam with bloodwork, and a dental cleaning. For the amount that I pay for the optimum plan, I'd probably spend just that amount on ONE teeth cleaning for only ONE of my dogs. They always call to remind me about scheduling appointments and they even call the next day to check in and see how the dogs are doing after they've gone under. I've never had a problem with the staff. Especially since they started to remember to put my dogs' name on the welcome list! **picture uploaded**. The fees are relatively inexpensive and they're always answering my dumb questions.

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An example of an negative review: I could not be more frustrated with Healthnet if I was trying to plead my case to a Chimpanzee! We picked Healthnet as our Healthcare.gov "Gold" plan, have been paying premiums since January, have had our coverage cancelled now twice for billing issues, really difficult with claims, and several other billing related problems. Please keep in mind we have paid all of our premiums and still have had all of these billing issues. The latest...keep in mind it is August 11th...we received a notice today that our coverage was terminated July 1st...they have the money, we have no coverage...almost 6 weeks later to get any kind of indication of this matter, no e mail, no calls! Although they are Johnny on the Spot with e mailing the bills and taking the money from my account via ACH...STILL...even after it says on their website I have been terminated! Just ridiculous!

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An example of an positive review: Huh. I'm a little surprised at some of the tepid reviews here. I found SanTan Brewing back in July and have pretty much become a regular there. Okay, well, my buddy Bill is Norm and I'm Cliff at Cheers - except that people actually like me. I mainly go there for the uber-friendly service. James at the bar always has a warm handshake, a bad joke, and smile. The waitstaff is just as friendly, whether it's Kate, Shanna, Carlos, Jordan, Kim or just about anyone else. We've always been seated promptly, and a manager has virtually always come by the table (or even the bar) to check on things. Service was slow at the Octoberfest, but that was mainly because they expected about 500, and 2000 people showed up. But being a regular has its benefits - Shanna brought us pizza so we didn't have wait in a two-hour line for the charred $8 brats at the 'Fest! The food does vary a bit. The pretzels, SanTan Slingers, pizzas, burgers, fries and soups are great. I'm not crazy about the grilled cheese, brats or tacos, though. The wings at Zipps are better, but that's the ONLY thing about Zipps that beats SanTan! I like the beer quite a lot. I just switched to the Gordo Stout for the winter, though normally I drink the Sunspot Gold. The IPA is good, though I don't like it quite as well as either IPA at Four Peaks. I'm not a red beer guy, so I can't really comment on those. Most people seem to like the ginger-laced Winter Warmer - my friend Justin really enjoyed his last night - but I'm not really into malty beers. They have a fun trivia night on Thursdays. Even if you don't play, it's a great way to meet new people. There are usually bands on the weekends, though the music is definitely geared to people in their thirties and up. That's actually part of the reason SanTan appeals to me: it's mostly grown-ups there to enjoy the beer and relax, and not so many young kids doing shots and getting hammered. I think this place is way, way better than the chains like Rock Bottom or Gordon Biersch. The beer isn't quite at the Four Peaks level yet, but the service is MUCH friendlier and the atmosphere much more adult. Give it a try if you're in Chandler.