Q: negative

A: You get what you pay for. If all you want is an inexpensive place to take a shower, go to sleep, and leave, for just a quick stay over, this place works well. You'll get a clean bed and bathroom for the night. But if you want any kind of positive experience, this isn't the place for you. The lobby smells, the wallpaper is peeling, and other than two very kind gentlemen in the breakfast area, the staff is unfriendly and unhelpful. They treat you like your needs are inconvenient, answering your questions with the raised eyebrow of "why are you bothering me?" Even at the front desk. Sample conversation that actually happened: Me: do you have a workout area? Receptionist: yes. Me: ... Where is it? Receptionist: in the game room. Me: ... Where is that? Receptionist: :::rolls eyes and only points down the hall::: One other woman was outright rude, loudly announcing that I should "leave the breakfast area and not coming back without some real shoes." Then she stood and waited, arms crossed, and watched until I picked up my things and left. If you have to say something to a guest, privacy and quiet and an apologetic attitude is the way. She was openly, publicly rude. I wouldn't come back here for her behavior alone. Also, the walls are so thin, I could hear the bowel movements of the person in the room next to me. Lovely.

Q: positive

A: My husband and I came here for breakfast. I had an omelette and a cinnamon bun latte which I HIGHLY recommend. It was DELICIOUS. They should bring back the S'mores French Toast though!! :'(

Q: negative

A: I would give this Starbucks a 0 but it doesn't let me. Today was the 4th time I was kicked out of a Starbucks when I had my Certified Therapy Dog with me. She has a vest and I have an ID I wear. I was told today my dog can't be in the store. I have spoken with SB "higher ups" in the past (when we were thrown out of other stores) and they say the staff cannot ask me about my dog or kick us out. It is against the law to throw a Certified Therapy animal out of anywhere. Starbucks has broken the law 4 times now. Not to mention humiliating & degrading me in front of other customers. I was called "Sweetheart" at another location (59th and Union Hills) in front if a packed store by an employee and was told I can't have my dog in the store, even though we were both clearly marked. Today was the last time SB is throwing us out. I have contacted several news outlets. They are not only rude but broke the law, numerous times. My dog is Certified and visits Nursing Homes and Hospitals. Starbucks, you threw the wrong duo out........again.

Q: positive

A:
Chelsea's is a great restaurant. Absolutely the most uncomfortable bar area ever, but the food is so incredible that I just avoid the bar entirely. I enjoy that you won't find a Budweiser or Coors here (don't hate... I love my Bud Light poolside as much as the next red-blooded Arizona asshole, but it's a nice touch to expose those who might otherwise be unwilling to something new and delicious. Case in point: my father, a republican, Nascar-watching Miller Lite drinker, loves to have a Stella while he's here. That's saying something.). The food is wonderfully and artfully prepared, and my otherwise simple male companions always find new favorites here. The menu features accessibly delicious meals that men won't feel emasculated ordering (the spit-roasted prime rib, dixie pan-fried chicken), but still accommodates that girly bitch who lives at 44th and Thomas, but insists she's in Arcadia (Arcadia Featured salad, Vegetarian Nut Burger). This could be why my Chelsea's is the only place my kooky family can agree upon.