Q: Yes, I'm spoiled. I grew up in Denver and enjoyed DIA--the most pristine airport you will ever visit--for the majority of my life. In comparison, Sky Harbor is just another run-of-the-mill airport. The food sucks. One time before a flight I had a teriyaki chicken bowl at one of the generic restaurants (I decided this would be one of the most healthy options aside from Quiznos--too many delicious dipping sauces...). I must not have been thinking about the effects of eating a dish with an astronomical amount of sodium, because my feet swelled so much that I had to remove my shoes during the flight. Lovely. Parking is a nightmare. There is no logic the parking garage. It corkscrews you up and you're suddenly on level 6, without a hint as to the location of the terminal's entrance. When I flew back home from my trip, I went out to the parking garage to find my car, only to realize that I was in the wrong terminal. If you're flying on different airlines in and out of Sky Harbor, make note of the terminal where your car is parked! One must take a shuttle between terminals to get between them. Never fun after a day of traveling. I thought it would be relatively painless to simply pick someone up or drop them off here. What a nightmare. Especially when you have to reach terminal 2. Beware: terminal 2 has no clearly marked signs for passenger drop off. I had to circle around and almost ended up back on the 202, all while dodging the rude taxi and shuttle drivers that LOVE to cut me off. Disastrous when your precious cargo is about to miss their flight. The signs to get back on the 202 aren't very clear either. I need arrows. I need signs that say "left lane 202 E" or "right lane 202 W" (disclaimer: I have no clue if the right or left lane take you east or west). How in the world they twist you around each side of every terminal and loop you through to the highway, I have no clue. Obviously, I don't enjoy coming here. But the hope of enjoying my destination city keeps me coming back. Plus, I have no other choice. Unless I buy my own jet. Even then I will probably still have to deal with the crazy taxi drivers.

A: negative

Q: I will be craving the blue cheese chips until the next time I go. The steak was amazing too. Great service. A definite stop.

A: positive

Q: First time at a Hooters Restaurant and it surly was an A+. The service was beyond amazing and fast. Went their with about 27 other people and everyone received service and only took 45minutes total. I would say this place was amazing and would recommend to anyone looking for a great meal!

A: positive

Q: Went on a slow Tuesday night. My party of 4, the largest group in the building, was ignored from the moment we walked in. My girlfriend and I had to drink from my friends' bucket of beer because the bar tender didn't even walk over to us until she felt it necessary to come and snatch the menus, which we had to get ourselves, out of our hands saying only "we're only serving off this late night menu." Not once was eye contact made and not once was a smile given the entire stay of nearly 3 hours. After leaving the tab in cash on the bar and leaving, we were chased outside by the same bartender who accused us of not paying our bill, having not even looked at the bar right where we were sitting, apparently. After we told her we left it on the bar the only response from her was "cause if you don't pay it then I have to." For a group of 4 who all work in restaurants, this low level service in, what was thought to be a reputable bar in the ballantyne area, was appalling.

A:
negative