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Output: Came here on a Sunday morning for brunch. Sat on their back patio on a beautiful day and started with $2 bloody mary & mimosa. When we decided on what we would order our server decides to mention some special, so we ordered those instead. Bbq prok belly sandwich and chorizo breakfast burrito. The pork belly sandwich was good, but maybe a tad too much bbq sauce for me- I suggest serving it on the side. The chorizo burrito, however, was a clear winner. This is cured chorizo (Spanish?) and it was AMAZING. Really good stuff here. If the chorizo burrito is added to the menu, then we will definitely be back for that.

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Output: For fat laden 50's-era diner food in a nondescript atmosphere, this is the place. The food is perfectly adequate. So is the service. My complaint is with the congregation of LOUD TALKING servers who hung around the hostess stand yesterday while they waited for something to do. They were so loud and obtrusive that my husband and I gave up trying to have our own conversation. Ladies, please gossip about your coworkers on your own time. We don't care that ___ didn't split his tips with you. Lower your voices and allow your customers a quiet dining experience. Comfort food means nothing if you can't hear yourself think while trying to eat it.

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Output: Attention expectant mothers: DO NOT USE!! I was referred to Southwest Women's Care by a friend who was very impressed by the Ahwatukee office location and staff. This being my second pregnancy, I was prepared for the lengthy initial paperwork, long office waits, and moody receptionists; however, I was not at all prepared for complete and utter incompetence. I left my initial visit feeling ok with my OB selection, but in all honesty, I wasn't super impressed with the doctors or staff. I rationalized the lackluster feelings as pregnancy hormones and made follow up appointments. If my friend raved so much about them then how bad could they be? I went through my new patient information packet and realized the PA who examined me failed to provide me a due date. Wow! Completely unbelievable! Everyone knows it's one of the most important components of the initial visit. I was able to figure it out using a pregnancy calculator but I couldn't believe the miss. During my visit I also set the expectation I would need FMLA paperwork filled out by 5/29/13--I stressed the importance of the forms and deadlines. The person assisting me said that my deadline wouldn't be an issue and assured me she would personally complete the forms if needed. Well, when I called this morning (5/29/13) to see if the forms were completed the receptionist seemed uninterested in my situation and chose to inform me they had "7- 10 business days to complete any and all medical forms . . ." to which I responded "that is not what I was told at my visit and I need those forms as soon as possible." She told me she would check into it and call me back. The receptionist did provide a prompt follow up call to let me know that they would be making an exception for my forms. She set the expectation that I would be able to pick them up after the office lunch break and left it at that. I was pleased with the quick response and went to pick up my forms as soon as I could. When I got to the office the front desk could not locate my paperwork and the lengthy wait time left little time for me to double check the forms. Imagine my dismay when I got back to my office to discover the forms were filled out completely incorrect. There were contradictories, wrong information, and misspellings galore. There is absolutely no way a medical professional could have completed the documents. When I checked the back signature, sure enough, it was different from the rest of hand writing on the forms. I am completely appalled that a doctor or physicians assistant would sign off on forms without insuring they were filled out appropriately. There is no way I would let someone who can't even take the time to make sure basic documents are completed properly deliver my child. An expectant mother needs someone who pays attention to details. If this is how they handle the little parts of pregnancy then I don't even want to think about how they handle the bigger parts. I urge ALL mothers to reflect upon this information when considering Southwest Women's Care as their OB of choice.

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I love this place.The food is reasonably priced and very good. Very large menu ofthe things Taco Bell cant and shouldn't offer.