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A: Best Cuban food in Las Vegas. Very friendly staff. Authentic traditional Cuban food made to perfection!!
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A: I searched on Yelp for "best pizza in Scottsdale", and this came up #1. I thought it was great. The service was wonderful. The pizza was great, probably thanks to the wood oven.
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Answer: falafel phoenix best falafel best phoenix best falafel phoenix best phoenix falafel phoenix falafel best phoenix best falafel 6 Star Falafel ! IT'S GREEN! Seriously the best in the valley, perhaps anywhere. AND IT'S GREEN! It really does look like some hippies may have cooked up a batch of "Magic Falafel" in the back of their VW camper bus in the Shakedown Street parking lot of a Dead concert. I'm sure it's more benign spices making these garbanzo flour patties the color of money, grass, and a soccer player's ass, but they are a mos def a HOMEMADE recipe. I'm not saying all light brown falafel is from a box, but that's what most gyro places are doing. 8^ P'.',.' ---pPbblltptllptbt I can do box all by myself. Various kebobs, dolmas, greek and tabouli salads, pita sandwiches -- the menu is classic greek fast food deli style, which just like the strip mall pad they occupy, the menu is a bit smaller than it used to be. They've changed ownership and also pared down the size of their store significantly since their heyday. Yusef's was Best of Phoenix by New Times, or AZ Republic, or Get Out, etc, quite a bit circa 90, 92, 93, 95, 96, 2001 if I remember the signage. Since then, things have gotten tough in the American economy for a niche market of Middle Eastern folks. I sure hope they didn't suffer from former customers purposefully avoiding them after 2001 for any sort of discriminatory reasons -- what a shame that would be! Perusing the aisles of the grocery while waiting for your food to be prepared is like being flashed to an indoor version of an exotic marketplace bazaar (like in the first Indiana Jones movie, or hey, like Shakedown Street) full of strange and enticing shapes and smells and textures, foreign languages, and lots of "What the heck is THIS!?". Spice grinders! Pomegranate juice! Curry powder! Turkish coffee pots! Anchovie fillets! Fresh Olives! Tamarind extract! I'm ready for the PARTY! Where's the Houkka? THERE IT IS! Up on the wall, several to choose from actually. My green falafel sandwich was freshly made, hot, and delicious. Still the best falafel in the Phoenix area (but sadly, it was found to be "Magic" only in it's tasty savory goodness). Only $5.99 with a soda, or check with the owner on bartering your knit sweater-making skills. Can anyone recommend a good Goo Ball vendor for dessert?
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Output: I ended up coming here because the other sushi place in the same strip mall was closed for a private party, but I was very grateful that I came here instead. The selections were awesome, and they were willing to accommodate my request for soy paper instead of seaweed for a small surcharge, which I always appreciate. The rolls ended up being enormous, and I was incredibly thankful that the waiter had the foresight to stagger the timing of our rolls. My boyfriend and I weren't able to finish everything, so we were able to cancel one of our rolls before they started making it. Warning: 2 rolls per person is plenty. We normally have no trouble putting away 5-6 rolls between us, but we definitely underestimated our abilities this time. Plus, they told us that the soybean paper is larger than the seaweed, so it makes the whole roll thicker and that's why it is $1 per roll extra. Anyway, these were some of the best rolls we have ever had, and I was soooooo upset when we got back to the hotel and I forgot the leftovers of our meal in the car. Don't waste any of this deliciousness!! You will regret it!!
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output: I have been to another location of Ted Wiens and was very impressed by the service. My check engine light came on so I decided that I would try my luck again. I parked next to a sign in the parking lot. Unfortunately, I did not realize that when they had placed the sign on the ground (it was staked into a parking line) they had left nearly half a foot of the stake exposed. My poor tired was impaled as I was backing out. I was leaving because when I arrived at Ted Wiens, I waited for nearly 20 minutes without being acknowledged by any one of the staff members who were in and out of the office. When I alerted the manager about my tire situation his response to me was "well, what do you want me to do about it?" He offered to give me a tire at cost, but I had an extra one at home that I went to pick up. When I brought my tire in, the person at the front desk took a look at it and said "that tire won't fit your car." She neglected to notice that my rims are aftermarket and obviously I had brought the proper tire. The manager told her that I needed them to put the tire on and do a smog check. I never said ANYTHING about a smog check. They put my tire on and did not bother to tell me that they were finished for almost another 15 minutes which wouldn't have been incredibly terrible if the air conditioning had been working. Yes, this is important when it is a 106 degree day. I am disgusted by the way the situation was handled and the severe lack of customer service exhibited by the employees I dealt with at this location.
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Severely overpriced. Marginal service. Food is fine - not great.