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An example of an positive review: Bad for the waistline, great for the taste buds and wallet. Don't come here if you are looking to "eat healthy" -- that's not what this place is for. It's the place to go if you are looking for good, cheap, Mexican food at an affordable price. For just under $10 I can eat like a king including a drink (and describing me as "portly" would be polite.) The major downsides are lack of ambience (but awesome compared to their "downtown" location) and wait times. You *will* have issues finding a table during busy hours of 5-7pm, so it's best to bring a friend and immediately have that friend save your table. Hot sauce is perfection and lives up to it's name...HOT. Love everything I order here and I'm a picky eater.

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An example of an positive review: Great coffee, cool building. The crowd is a cross between over aged hipsters still trying to hang on and newbie hipsters trying to create a faux urban lifestyle in Phoenix.

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An example of an negative review: Okay, I don't know what people see in this place. The staff and presentation of the food is pretty unprofessional. The food is just OK, and my supposedly "fresh brewed" ice tea, as the menu called it, was stale tasting. Also, we ordered the tri tip "works" sandwich, $10.95 for just the sandwich, no fries or anything with it! The waitresses looked unprofessional as well, wearing what resembled gym clothes. I am disappointed, some of my fellow yelpers really let me down on this one. :\

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An example of an negative review: My girlfriend and I recently ate here, but it wasn't anything I would recommend. At least, not to anyone I liked... The Expectation: Her Dad wanted to take the two of us out for dinner, and his wife had suggested 'The Old Spaghetti Factory'. I had never been to the place before, but I know a few of my family have went there on separate occasions with nothing but good things to say. So, I figured we'd try it, I'd say I was even eager to do so. The Wait: We arrived for dinner, roughly about 6pm on a weeknight. We were told by the hostess that it would be about "ten or fifteen minutes" to seat our table of four. At first, I thought that was a little weird, seing it didn't appear ridiculously busy from the lobby or by the amount of cars parked outside, and it wasn't like we were an abnormally large group. But it was cool, they had what seemed like several waiting rooms with different types of chairs and sofas to sit on, and some cool, old "stuff" to look at. ...Twenty minutes later. It seemed like there were at least three different, larger groups of people that came in after us, and were seated before us. I wasn't really sure how that worked, but, just as I was just about to approach the hostess podium to inquire about our wait, the hostess called our party's name and began to walk us to our table. The Service: Our hostess sat us at a four top table, located in one of the corners of the main dinning room. She apologized for the wait, noting that the area we' were sitting in was supposed to be closed, but they were making room in order to seat us, she also mentioned that our waitress should be by in a minute or so. It didn't take long for our waitress to come by to tell us she'd be right with us, but then it took forever for her to return and take our drink order. One of the least pleasant particulars of the evening was our waitress being super short with us at every encounter. It was like we had done something wrong by sitting in her section. By the time she returned with our drinks, I think we all knew exactly what we were ordering; which seemed to somehow catch her off guard, as if she was stressed to take our order. The Meal: I had the Chicken Marsala which came with Mizithra Cheese & Browned Butter, and my girlfriend had the Spinach & Cheese Ravioli. Both entrees included bread for the table, and the choice of soup or salad. I had a Caesar (upgraded at an additional cost.) and she had a side salad with vinaigrette. The salads were alright, iceberg lettuce, which was 'meh' and the Caesar came with tomatoes, which I scoffed at, just a little. My entree wasn't horrible, although, it did seem like a pretty measly serving for the price. It tasted just mediocre, - I could've swore the tomatoes/sauce on the Raviolis was canned, whatever it was, it was pretty bitter. I'm usually not one to complain about the waiting staff allowing you to enjoy your meal in peace, but that was not the case in this instance. The waitress rarely came by the table to check on us, at all. She came by and asked us if we enjoyed our meal, (laughable,) if there was anything more she could get for us, or if we needed to-go boxes, while taking our dishes away. She left us, again, for an eternity. Returning with our check and some small boxes. The Outcome: I tried to keep the group positive while we sat, as others around us seemed to be enjoying themselves. But without another, much improved dinning experience, I would probably go elsewhere. Honestly, I don't love/hate/mind Olive Garden, but this place wasn't even that good. I walked my girlfriend back to our car with a disappointed stomach, and a sad little to-go box, both half-full of mediocre food. - Maybe we can go somewhere good on Friday night...