Q: negative

A: This place is dumb. Large, overpriced, mediocre food and drinks. I won't be back.

Q: negative

A: We went for a nice litter dinner. I knew it was a bit more expensive than other pizza joints, but I dont mind paying for great food. Well it was much less than that. We got a large (14 inch) peperoni for the kids and wife to split. We asked for a little extra sauce and it was almost like a white pizza without the flavor. The pizza was $22 for a 14 inch 1 tasteless top pizza. Really? I ordered a pasta dish that tasted like like it was freshly microwaved! It had very little taste. Even the sausage was bland. It came with a chincey little breadstick. It was like half the size of a normal bread stick. Just 1. The service was bad also. They were not busy at all. All of our cups were empty for at least 10 min before anyone asked if we need a refill. It was probably 20 minutes between waitress visits. The only reason they get 2 stars is because the desert was very good. My wife was pissed that the food was bland that she said they couldnt make a brownie sunday taste like the other food. She was right. It was a nice big portion and the kids loved it. Pizza, pasta dish, 4 soda's (2 kids) and a desert were $45 before tip. Lets just say there are many other places to eat for less money and a much better meal. For a gourmet pizza place in the west valley, this isnt even remotely close to Grimaldi's.

Q: negative

A: The pizza is good but the seating and the service leave quite a bit to be desired. Although there were tons of servers nobody seemed to be looking after the customers. You self serve for drinks but are out of luck if you want water or iced tea: water is behind the counter and the tea was perpetually empty. I was glad I went with a groupon and didn't pay full price

Q: negative

A:
Curse you Harris Teeter on Central for being the only sizable grocery store within walking distance of home! If wikipedia is to be believed (if!) this store is the first Harris Super Market built in 1936 (this is before the great Harris-Teeter merge of 1960, of course). This probably explains not only its fantastic location (which is rather awesome), but its numerous ailments: - Dingy look: yah, I'd say it looks about 75 years old! I never understood the impact of environment on my shopping experience until coming here. - Cramped conditions and narrow walking space: It is hard to get around, particularly if there is someone standing ahead of you. It may be that the original designers may not have considered the wheeled shopping cart (which was also invented in 1936). Perhaps one-way lanes in the store could remedy this? - Sub-par selection: this is the worst. If I have to go to other grocery stores just to get what I need... why bother coming here? Overall, in another 25 years this store would qualify as a history building (I think). Please get a move on that renovation else Plaza-Midwood will be stuck with you for a long time. I give two stars because the location rocks and because you do actually sell food. You are lucky that your slogan, "Your Neighborhood Food Market", makes no claims about being a Supermarket, otherwise we'd have some problems.