service was great! but the pulled pork lacked flavour. coleslaw was disappointing. 3$ for a soda is insanity. pecan pie was much too sweet. a bit of restraint on the sugar in the pie & an availability of sauces on the table to counter the lack of sauce on the sandwich would have been great.

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I thought I would add my two cents here as it is really hard to find a good honest mechanic. And Arizona Import is all those things and then more. Joel will take a look at your car, tell you want is wrong, what needs to be fixed now, what can wait a few months and what he would do if it is his car. Yes, you may bring the car in for one problem and he will tell you that you may as well fix this part or that part while it is there. Because I know a bit about cars, I know he is telling the truth because the fixes would all be items that I would address at the same time if I were doing it myself. Melissa is awesome and everyone there is great. Remember, cars cost money to keep on the road. It is not there fault some parts are expensive. It is the nature of the beast.

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The ONLY reason I am giving 2 stars instead of 1 is because they do have pretty good sushi. HOWEVER - the hype about this place is so overdone that the staff has a huge attitude and they do not know how to treat guests. My husband and I went around 7:30 on a Thursday night. We were staying at the Venetian (the hotel connected to the restaurant), made reservations for both the restaurant and the nightclub. After waiting an HOUR we finally got a table. The place was dark, loud, and the layout made you feel very crowded. It was difficult to see what we were eating, let alone have a conversation. We dropped about $400 on dinner (we were celebrating and had a bottle of Veuve). After dinner was over, we said we had reservations for the nightclub, the entrance to the club was literally 20 feet from our table. Well, we had to get up, go outside the club, stand in a long "special line" and then wait in another "special line" in order to pay a $20 cover to go back through the restaurant we just left, back up the stairs we just came down, in order to get in. Pathetic. When we got inside, it got even worse. The place was packed (it was only 10:30 p.m.!). The bouncers were rude, the place was pitch black in some places - so it was a lot of bumping into people. I would estimate that about 80% of every room in the entire club was sectioned off for VIP. So unless you are ready to drop $300 on a $40 bottle of vodka, don't expect to have any room.

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Love, love, love Sun Gun Tanning. Formerly known as "Naked Beauty" that was located in Scottsdale Seville, I about panicked when I thought Holly (the owner) was closing shop. She just happened to be moving North and upgraded the business! As someone with fair skin, it's impossible to live in Arizona and NOT have somewhat of a tan. I especially will hit up Sun Gun before weekend rendezvous to the beaches in Mexico. Let's face it, a tan gives us a nice glow, makes us look just that little bit more fit and thin and my confidence level is automatically boosted in a bikini. I was hesitant about spray tans at first, given that my only experience was the "do-it-yourself" machines at tanning salons. However, Holly and her team have airbrushing down to an exact science and my color is NEVER orange or streaked. It's perfect every time!!! I love their new formula which only needs to stay on between four to six hours (vs. 12 hours ) so I can shower before bed. What I also love most, is that they carry the latest & greatest products and the team at Sun Gun is always offering the option to try new products. Definitely THE BEST in the Valley and I highly recommend a membership for additional savings. Your tans never expire and I've "gifted" my tans to others (my latest to my sister-in-law who trusted Sun Gun for her wedding day!!!) and have had nothing but rave feedback and thanks! Stay pretty & tan, Phoenix.
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