Q: I followed my colorist from his previous salon and am so glad that I did - once you find a colorist you trust you follow them anywhere! Jason is AMAZING with color. I have all over platinum, which is deceptively difficult, and only trust Jason with my hair. I even have other hair are professionals asking where I get it done. The salon is centrally located in Tempe off of Mill Ave. and has super close parking. Do yourself a favor and book with Jason and Shelley, you won't be disappointed.

A: positive

Q: Let's be clear right up front; this grade is for the Market as a whole, not the individual vendors. East End Brewing, Caffe D'Amore, Crested Duck, these are all great, vital businesses. But the rest of the market is just a jumble of half-baked ideas. The old space was pretty but felt unfinished, so I was hopeful when they moved to a new space...sadly, it's even worse. The space has all the charm of a garage, and little is done to give it a market feeling. Also, the selection of vendors leans too heavily on pre-prepared foods and home goods. Why isn't the farmer's market at the firehouse part of this? Where are the local farmers with fresh produce? Other than picking up a growler from East End and a latte from Caffe D'Amore, why am I here? People give Cleveland a bad rap, but their West Side Market devastates this showing (Hell, it gives the whole Strip District a run for its money). With all of the abundant produce and farms in this, one of the most fertile regions in the county, it's sad that our public market is so disappointing.

A: negative

Q: I'm sorry to say but this place wasn't up to my excpectations.. The food was good but they were okay portions.. After I ate there, I was never going back there..

A: negative

Q: Beer was fine. Food bordered on bad, plain at best. Awesome picture on menu of quesadilla, reality was as far away as possible. Smoked meat sandwich and roast beef sandwich were not memorable. Lived down to expectation of airport food from 30 years ago.

A:
negative