Q: positive

A: Came in here because I was too tired to go anywhere else. I am so glad I did. It's a small restaurant that is part of the Marriott. It was very quiet but they had MNF on so all is good. I ordered the pork loin. It was fantastic. Cooked to order. Served on top of mashed potatoes and then an apple coke slaw on top. The slaw is what made it go over the top. This is a nice little gem in Mesa.

Q: positive

A: Really good AYCE menu. Nice, clean place. Some AYCE sushi places seem to skimp on quality and quantity of fish, but not this place. My husband and I ordered way too much and had nearly 2 whole rolls left. It is common for AYCE places to bill you for anything you don't finish however they we very nice and did not bill us. Inaka is very close to our home but even if it were a bit out of the way, we will absolutely be coming back.

Q: positive

A: How fitting is it that my first review for my hometown of Waterloo is the first review of Williams Coffee Pub? I remember when Williams first opened. It was early 1996 and I was in Grade 12. Before, there was really no place else in Waterloo where high schoolers could loiter in style. There was nowhere to sit with friends just to hang around, to see and be seen by every other teenager in town. On summer nights in 1995 and earlier, we resorted to drinking Slurpees at the park. There were just no other options. Then Williams appeared with its fancy coffee drinks, its big, shareable slices of cake and its 24 hour opening time. It was just what the Waterloo kids needed! The hours are now reduced to 6:30am to 1am, sadly. However, Williams is still busy busy busy all the time. The drinks and food are mostly ordinary stuff, but this remains a default spot to meet friends for a chat or for students to taking refuge from the university libraries. Most of the booths are occupied by one person who has taken over the space with textbooks and laptop paraphernalia. My retired mother likes to meets her other retired lady friend here for a cappuccino, although she does complain that the place can be a little bit noisy for her taste. This is the heart of student land, so that's not surprising. Also, there is free wifi at this Williams location. Tangent: when I first started hanging out here, the Internet was only available via dial-up at the school library and we needed parental permission in order to purchase a school board-approved e-mail account.

Q: positive

A:
If you love sushi and martinis this is the place for you! DC Ranch is a great location. It is a bit pricey, but worth well worth it. The service is good and the food is always fresh and delicious!