Q: I go to PCG mostly for the corn bread, black bean soup and Macadamia nut chicken. I tried the brunch menu for the first time today. Delish!! I had the highly-talked-about corn pancakes (w/ bacon). Served w/ real maple syrup, it was the perfect balance of sweet and savory! My friends had the breakfast enchiladas and the beef medallion eggs Benedict. Everything was very tasty! The price point is great too. Most of the dishes were $10. Here's a tip: the tomatillo salsa served on the enchiladas has small bits of bacon in it. One friend is allergic to pork, and couldn't finish the dish once she discovered it. This is a place with good food AND great service! I dine at PCG maybe every other month, but for some reason, I went a few times in a few weeks recently. Anyway, the guy that brings water to your table( before the server comes) not only brought the water but brought my "usual" iced tea also.... I was so impressed!!! OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: I'm typically a fan of Rubio's. I've been to many of their locations. However, this one disappointed. I ordered: Steak Burrito Especial, $6.99 http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/rubios-fresh-mexican-grill-phoenix-5?select=ZOzRhgzHjp_MipYqG2Kn6A#ZOzRhgzHjp_MipYqG2Kn6A Steak Street Taco, $1.89 http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/rubios-fresh-mexican-grill-phoenix-5?select=4KJ_NtL5G2EXKqIca2zehA#4KJ_NtL5G2EXKqIca2zehA The food came out in a short time. While I was waiting, I went to the Salsa Bar to grab a few cups of their spicy Salsa. The first item I ate was the Steak Street Taco....the meat was dry and Guacamole was bland. I poured a lot of the Salsa on it to add flavor and give it some moisture. Very disappointing. Next, I had the Burrito. That was dry too! Even with the Sour Cream in the Burrito, it was dry...the Steak, Rice, Beans...all was dry. Needless to say, I used a heavy dose of Salso on that as well. To make it worse, the Chips that came with the Burrito were 1/2 fresh & crispy and 1/2 were covered in oil or stale...so they were chewy...that means they combined new, fresh Chips with a batch of old ones....bummer. One positive thing is that the service here was outstanding. The cashier was very friendly and had a nice, welcoming smile. I also watched a customer complain that one of the sodas was out of syrup on the machine....the employee sincerely apologized and quickly remedied the situation by replacing the empty container with a new one. I'll have to come back and give this place another try, it may have been an off day for them. Return Factor - 60% OPTIONS:
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Q: Looooove this place. The food is fantastic. The service is pretty ok, considering. The owner and his daughter act as service staff and, what one trades off in Westernized service style, one receives in amazing traditional Thai food. My BF loves the Thai Tea and we have yet to have a bad meal. As a recent transplant from the Bay Area, this place gets my two total thumbs up. OPTIONS:
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Q: It's all about the tea here, not the food. When it comes to your cuppa, they have an amazing selection - a few pages worth of black, green, rooibos and herbal teas. Served in a cute squat pot with a timer for proper steeping. But the food and service leaves a lot to be desired. Having unapologetically run out of a few options, I settled for a tuna salad with lemon mayo, which sounds interesting but is not much more than what you might get at Tesco Express. A few spoonfuls of tuna slapped on squidgy brown bread (somehow soft with really burnt edges) and a lackluster mixed salad. Lots of salt and pepper needed. Scones were fine, tarts were uninspiring. I'd say.. find a tea spot that sources Eteaket tea and get your munches elsewhere! OPTIONS:
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negative