Q: positive

A: Is it just me, or does BB&B have the narrowest aisles in the world? Two shopping carts can't pass by each other - someone has to go around. This place is packed tight and from floor to high ceiling, it's a ton of stuff. Most of it, the sort of "Oh, that's clever!" kinds of gadgets and gewgaws that you never really knew that you desperately needed until you came in here. I found that I needed a slide-out tray for under my kitchen sink and I needed a rolling tray for the coffee maker so that I could push it under the cabinets when it wasn't in use. I wouldn't have thought I needed it, but now that we have them, we can't live without them! Also, towels and linens and bed stuff and more vacuums than you can shake a stick at. Holy crap, this place goes on and on and on! Tip for you shoppers... please go counter-clockwise as you peruse the aisles. One person going clockwise gunks up the whole experience! Returns are a cinch if you have your receipt.

Q: positive

A: I don't know much about cars but I do know that the people who work at Virginia Auto really care about their customers. Matt, especially, has gone above and beyond what was expected to help me out. Last week my car broke down on the side of the road in Austin, TX, and I had no one to help me. The road side assistance card I was given during my Groupon I had used a few months prior was expired and I had forgotten to get a new one. I called Matt and he stayed on the phone with me for over an hour trying to get a hold of someone to come and pick me up. He eventually found a truck to get me, free of charge, and then sent me the new road side assistance card the next day. He knew that I was living in Austin and would probably never bring my car back to his shop for repairs but he still did everything he could to help me out. Anyone who would do that for a customer will always get my business and I letting my friends in Phoenix know about his great shop. Thanks Matt! Keep up the great work.

Q: positive

A: Fully agree with Jason L. Our family of 6 totally enjoyed dinner there the same night (4/1). The younger members of our group savored various burgers, including the night's cordon blue burger. Great fresh fries; they did not even blink at the request for ranch dressing. Hubby and I were in awe: he with pasta, shrimp and spicy sausage; me with the veggie tower. And the amazing grilled romaine salad. Wow and yum! Enjoyed meeting Carlos as he came around to check on diners. Learned this location had only been open a week or so. Kudos to Iris who not only served us thoroughly and thoughtfully, but snapped a photo for us, to commemorate the celebratory family night. We would definitely return.

Q: negative

A:
You would think Jesus was making your pizza from all the other reviews. My guess is, you will absolutely love it there. I don't like it it. The pizzas are incredibly small for the price and there are better pizzas to be found right here in Phoenix that are less expensive and you won't have to wait a few hours to eat. The pizza itself is fine, it's not horrible or anything but it most certainly doesn't live up to the hype. The small space and huge demand means the tables are very close to each other. If you are looking to a semi-private conversation over dinner, this isn't the place. I suspect that to a lot of people there is a charm with the social interactions between the tables, just know that going in.