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An example of an negative review: I really don't understand all the five or four star reviews. We came for happy hour. Maybe we're spoiled by the bigger cheaper drinks and amazing food at places like Postino's and other North Central Phoenix restaurants. We only wanted an app or two, but ordered three because I had that sense we would never make it here again, so thought we should try just one more thing. The place is pretty. And the base ingredients seem better and fresher than many other places around Tatum & Shea, but that's why we don't eat around here much. :( Wish we had a reason to, would be so convenient with all the grocery shopping we do around this particular intersection.

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An example of an negative review: Very disappointed ! We were asked to wait and sat down to watch people coming after us being seated. We asked again and told they would get to us, and no they were not taking names. Waited again and were not seated until it happened again. We were seated and not given menus. When I asked about gluten free we were given a list of foods in different categories, with no prices. Asked again and were finally given a menu. We made our choices and waited a long time for each course. We reminded our server 4 times about our dessert and waited 40 min to finally get it. The check came and were charged a dollar more for an item the server quoted. Her answer was "sorry, I was wrong."

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An example of an negative review: If ever there was a product of sales training aimed entirely toward the benefit of a company and not at all toward helping out the customer, the staff of this AT&T location are a golden example. This isn't going to be a particularly long review -- neither of my visits here have extended much beyond the initial gauntlet of "can I help you with anything?" followed by a bewildering avalanche of cluelessness, rigidity, and frustration. On my second and, I swear on my life, final visit here, I came seeking what I had read about online - the ability to purchase a prepaid AT&T sim card for use with my unlocked Iphone 4S before I left for several months in Australia. Three different employees were utterly unable to think outside of the AT&T contract box - they even thought that any prepaid sim would automatically lock your phone to the carrier. Really? Why would you go to the expense of buying an unlocked phone just for the privilege of having it locked the second you try to use it with anything? I'm not sure the people working here are actually stupid, they just don't have any real knowledge of cellular telephony outside the narrow scope of AT&T's domestic contracts. As such, they really aren't any better equipped to help out the customer than the average Joe on the streets who has no functional knowledge of phones. Unless you walk into the store and the first words out of your mouth are "Hi, I want to sign up for an AT&T contract", you're, frankly, better off searching the web or, better yet, driving around the corner to the T-Mobile store at Arroyo Crossing where the staff, apparently, are trained beyond the level or scripted sales-bots.

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An example of an positive review: LOVE, LOVE, LOVE !! I love this whole little plaza they have going on here! Mekong supermarket is part of Mekong Plaza. The supermarket is huge. Produce is very fresh! large selection of fruits as well. Good sake selection :) check it out..very cool place..love that we have a place like this. I plan on being here so much i am going to learn how to speak Chinese or Vietnamese just by walking around. :)