You are given a review about a place. You need to provide a rating from "1 star" to "5 stars" for this place.

[Q]: I live very close to DC Ranch. I invited friends from downtown Phoenix to join us at a new restaurant in DC Ranch.
I made a reservation on OPEN Table, easy enough.

We all got there about 1/2 hour early, we had no problem sitting at the bar. We wanted to sit outside, but there was no available. Again OK.

We ordered Apps. Cheese plate fantastic, Mussels excellent, Crab cakes soso,

Dinner was mixed.

I had this, very tasty:

'Red Bird' Rotisserie Chicken
Tamale Pie 16

My Wife enjoyed this very much:

Alaskan Halibut
Corn Flake Gremolata,
Candied Tomato-Jalapeno Salsa 25

Two people had hamburgers
Inedible
So well done
Problem: waiter never came over once to see if everything was alright.

That is not acceptable.

Enough said
[A]: 2 stars

[Q]: As a teacher I like to have a variety of styles of shoes in my closet but I don't want to spend a lot of money so Payless is my go to store for work shoes. This location is a lot larger than some of the others which is nice. The staff is pleasant and friendly and they do their best at suggestive sales. i usually end up buying a bracelet or pair of sunglasses while I wait in line-again inexpensive items so I am not worried about losing or breaking them.
I would say sign up for their rewards program to get special offers/discounts.
[A]: 3 stars

[Q]: Didn't feel this place at all.

Let's start with the good news: the service was quite good. Nice service all around. Warm, friendly. You usually expect this from a Thai restaurant and they delivered on this very well.

Now onto the less stellar aspects.. the food is bland. When I go eat Thai food I expect - and really want - to be slapped in the face with a giant hammer of flavor. I need to feel the pain! The spices! The flavor assaulting my very core from every angle. Not so much here... Very bland flavors that left me without any sort of teary eyes, runny nose or deep satisfaction when delicate balance meets raw power - which is usually the staple of great Thai food. The dishes should punch your guts in but gently, and politely. It usually brings along friends to accompany the spiciness. Here I got a long highway paved with pillows and elevator music.

Blandness.

No depth, no balance, not enough flavors. Yea you feel spiciness but that is never enough on its own.

We had 5 dishes and they ranged from being just weirdly put together like their cucumber salad with a sweet cough-like-syrup to being OK like their tofu with red curry. The spring rolls were under-seasoned which to me takes out a few stars right from the get go. The sauce was quite poorly made - I could do better and I am terrible in the kitchen. You simply cannot serve food at your restaurant like that.

Sorry for the lack of detailed description but my meal there is a long lost memory of mine and Chao Phraya has been put in my "never go back there" stash. It's not terrible but when there are dozens of other choices out there, why even bother?

The people working there seem really nice, honest people. i would suggest to consider changing some of their kitchen staff.

Vegetarian food: 2 un-Thai-like stars out of 5
Service: 4.25 out of 5
Value: 2.5 out of 5
[A]:
2 stars