Q: negative

A: I have come here 4 times now because I keep wanting it to be good because it is so close to my apartment. Food: Decent. I enjoy the burgers throughly. One of the very few places I have been to in Phoenix that actually cook a burger how I order it (other places seem to think medium rare means medium well). The fries are alright. Nothing to write home about. Beer selection leaves something to be desired, but they do have a few good taps. It seems that cocktails seem to be their deal, based on their liquor selection, although I have not had any cocktails here. My biggest problem with the food will be addressed in the service portion. Atmosphere: The atmosphere is again decent. Not bad, nothing to be excited about either. A bar, and half a dozen or so booths. TV's above the bar with sports. Pictures of "famous" patrons on the wall opposite. The lighting is interesting and is probably the nicest touch. Service: This is where they really fail. As I have said in the beginning, I have been here four times and 3 of 4 times I have pondered whether or not I should actually leave a substantial tip. The one time I was pleased, she was wonderful. (Thank you Erin!) I consider myself good tipper generally, and generally have a long fuse with food service workers. However, when I come here it often seems the servers are more concerned with socializing than interacting with customers. My final note on service is related to the food. Like I said previously it is well prepared and presented well. However, it's expensive. The last time I got 3 sliders and a beer and after tip it was $20. And on top of that I asked for a side of steak sauce which they charged me for. This may be really stupid, I get it it's 50. But it really rubs me the wrong way that I come in pay $19.50 for food, but still have to pay for 1 Oz. of steak sauce. Anyways, worth a try if you can deal with the service/price.

Q: negative

A: i used to go to this Goodwill and find some nice things but that was before they started opening so many around the Valley. Be aware they divert merchandise to other stores and pick off nicer things to save up for newer stores to get people in. After a while, the normal inventory is the norm and it is basically used junk. I'm pretty sure anything of high value does not make it onto the floor. Don't believe those ads, most of this stuff is dirty and junky. Overall, not worth my time. Go to the Dillards Clearance centers and get something new. I think Goodwill rips off those with less money. Items are NOT CHEAP in here considering you are getting something that someone else basically was willing to throw away.

Q: negative

A: Closed.... obviously put more effort into cashing in a prime real estate than improving the service and food. Sad... very sad indeed.

Q: negative

A:
DON'T BUY THE COUPON - They won't honor it! I got the name of Elite from Yelp, and called to get an HVAC system repaired. I also purchased a coupon from Yelp - basically $200 worth of services for $155. Not a significant amount of money but worth doing when you've got a system you know needs work. I authorized them to do the work and then they ran my credit card (without showing me an invoice) for the full amount. They have thus far refused to honor the coupon. As I'm understanding it, if you give them a coupon they will simply jack up the cost of the bid to cover the coupon. That obviously wasn't what I expected. Sad because I have a lot of homes and am looking to build a relationship with a new AC company. This isn't a company I would trust.