Q: positive

A: interesting place to wander around and kill time.. if your ever feeling down or bored just come here and hug the $100+ stuffed bears. i promise you'll leave feeling better ;-)

Q: positive

A: Peg & Doc's is a fun, chill, divey, towny bar in Dane. If you visit on a Friday, try the fish fry for only $11, get a mix of baked and fried fish. You won't be disappointed. There's plenty of seating outside the bar area if you're in the mood for food and want to avoid the bar crowd. If you're in the mood to drink, play foosball, shoot a game of pool and listen to a digital jukebox, you're in luck cause they have all that too.

Q: positive

A: The first quirky thing I discovered when I moved to Tempe was self-serve yogurt bars - they are EVERYWHERE, the hottest trend with college kids now. Being an indecisive soul, I was hooked on the concept of getting to mix all the flavors and toppings. I was delighted as all heck when Twisted Cultures opened 5 minutes from my parents house. They are the same concept as the Tempe ones: pick your flavors, pick your toppings, pay by weight. They have some really unique flavors (Red Velvet Cake? Margarita? Really?!) and they secured the elusive 5th star by one-upping Mojo and Yogurtini - they have a rack of "sauces". Hot fudge, hot buttered pecans, whipped cream, raspberry sauce, even chocolate frosting in a spray can - epic win. With all these goodies, when asked what was in his cup one of my friends simply replied "Stuff". But delicious stuff. The inside is always super nice and clean, flat screen TVs, those little Chinese folding screens around one of the tables for groups or private convos. The teenage girls working could be a little more professional but perhaps it's because they feel they can chill out for my usual group of young 20 somethings. They also do a "secret word" every Thursday for half off, just find them on Facebook.

Q: negative

A:
I went in for and met the Dr. very, very briefly. We decided not to do anything. I still got a bill. I don't recommend going here.