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An example of an positive review: Die. They have happy hour now and boy is it a good one! $5 sliders (with fries), pizza (the size of those frozen pizzas) & $4 drinks like wine and mojitos. All of which I had. And all of which were delicious. My fave was the Brenner sliders. The ciabatta bread they use makes all the difference. When all the food came, we were super shocked at the size of each item. I was full off the sliders alone. Bartender was super nice and I recommend sitting at the bar, especially for happy hour. When we did, we got all the "mistake" milkshakes and got served faster!

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An example of an negative review: Called ahead 12:00 gave me a time for 2:45. 3:00 They called to come down. 4:30 I'm still waiting. That was the quick service?. It wasn't even busy. Mistyped medical forms. The antibiotic has a listed complication. Oh yeah, we'll have to retype the prescriptions. Wait more. The staff spent more time on insurance billing codes than patient needs. A sharps box (used needles) on the floor. Nurse tells kids stick hands in "all the time". Don't let your kids stick hands in.? What is the box doing on the DAMN floor? I wouldn't even take my dog to this place. Stay away.

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An example of an positive review: This location is a "corporate" store. As such they accept all coupons and groupons. We had a groupon, and the location at Tempe Marketplace wouldn't accept it. The format is the same, however. Mongolian BBQ. A 'bar' where you select what you want in your bowl (meats, veggies, spices and sauces), take it to the cook, and he cooks it up for you. There are several places that do this (such as YC's). We found the ingredients here to be good, a nice variety, and the staff was very friendly. The finished bowls were delivered to our tables cooked and piping hot. Probably the one thing I have to ding them for is not providing enough starch (in my case, noodles). Of course I do pack a lot into my bowl (see below for my tip), but still...they should add 50% more noodles than what they do. Also, YC's usually has a person who will suggest combinations (if you don't already know what you want). GG doesn't seem to do that. Tip: bring a sheet of wax paper with you so you can pack down your bowl. You'll get more that way. Also, the veggies should go in first because they will tend to want to fall off the top if you put them in last. Mushrooms at the bottom (they don't grip on anything). Meats on top. Mound the bowl high, you get as much as you can fit onto the bowl for the one price. So don't be timid. And, yes, you can take home the leftovers.

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An example of an positive review: It doesn't have the obligatory framed picture of the Thai royal family on the wall but I'm wiling to let it slide. This menu offers a fresh take on the solid staples that we love. I love the Pad Thai here and not just because it is endorsed by Howard Seftel.