Q: negative

A: I was told the KITCHEN was closed forty minutes before closing and that they would not be refilling their empty bowl of orange chicken. The most popular item in the restaurant. ARE YOU KIDDING ME? And every time I've come here in the past, I'd have to wait FIFTEEN minutes for their orange chicken because the bowl was empty again. As if they were waiting one me to signal to them they need to do their jobs. What a JOKE of a franchise. Thoroughly disappointed.

Q: negative

A: normally i do not venture to party outside of my central phoenix neighborhood. but i jumped at the opportunity to see faux punk, a daft punk dj cover crew, at axis-radius. saw the ad for it in the new times, and they included a write up to comment on how cool this daft punk replica was, and that they featured a space ship stage, daft punk-style helmets, laser lights, and used all the same touch equipment that the real punks use. with only a $5 dollar cover. sounded cool to me, so a few friends and i headed out to scottsdale for an unforgettable night of douchbagery. upon arrival at axis radius, we found no parking and had to valet for $7. we got in line and were told there was a $10 cover. i told the door guy that the new times said it was $5, and he told me to show him. i was taken back, and joked to him as to why the hell i would carry a new times around with me to the bar. refusing to pay $10 to get in, we walked out of line and approached some important-looking security management people who let us in for $5. we got inside, at around midnight, figuring we were gonna be right on time to see faux punk start. they were nowhere in sight. both dj's downstairs were not playing daft punk, and i saw no spaceship stage. i asked AT LEAST 5 security guards (there are like 50 of them in here to ensure no one gets their ed hardy shirts ripped off or their veneers knocked out) and bartenders and no one seemed to know who the fuck i was talking about, nor knew of the event really. if your club is hosting an event that you've been promoting all across the valley, don't you think you'd school your employees on what was going on? how did no one in that whole fuckin place have no clue what i was talking about? we finally got ahold of a bottle girl walking around who told us that the faux punk DJs were UPSTAIRS performing, which was the VIP area. what. the. fuck. they finally came downstairs to perform about 20 minutes later, minus the spaceship stage and cool daft punk replica instruments. and their helmets were motorcycle helmets covered in duck tape. drinks were way overpriced, two vodka drinks came out to $23. plus a $1 credit card usage charge. i was afraid to leave my girlfriends side for fear one of the 10,000 single guys in the room would verbally rape her. i don't know whose fault this whole mess was, but i'm going to blame all of the sources. axis radius for their lack of communication. the promotions company for being hella unclear. and the new times for dragging me to the epicenter of sausage fest 3000.

Q: negative

A: This is an evil, evil company. The cable wasn't installed correctly the first time, which resulted in another salesperson having to pay me a visit to do the job correctly. THEN I was charged twice for installation! Yeah right. I wasn't having that. That was the first of many times I have had to call Cox and complain. I have been charged for things I haven't done and services I haven't used. My rates have gone up several times without warning. Once I even got someone ELSE'S BILL with my name on it. THAT took a long time on the phone to figure out, let me tell ya. I routinely don't receive my bill (online or in paper form) until right before it's due. Is this REALLY the best Vegas has to offer?

Q: negative

A:
Sausage fest. And the quality of the guys in there- drunk, creepy, sloppy DBs. Ewwwwww Service was also terrible. The servers were snarky and slow