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Output: The restaurant has a nice setting and pleasant decor, but the food is seriously lacking. I always know it's going to be trouble when the menu is excessively long... that says to me that the restaurant does many things, but really nothing well. And that's exactly what I got at Cafe Sam. I had a pulled pork sandwhich that was bland, dry, and not particularly well put together. My girlfriend had a similarly bland meal. It was fine for lunch while we killed time waiting on the dealership to finish working on her car, but I won't be back by choice. Toast! down the street is a better option - wish they were open for lunch.

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Output: I finally tried this restaurant based on the Yelp reviews; and, I'm very happy I did. First, I know next to nothing about Vietnamese food, and I will not pretend to know what I'm talking about, so with that in mind, take this review (on the food side) with a grain of salt. I came here on a special occasion to take my mom somewhere nice on her visit here from out of town. However, I think I'll be coming back for occasions, special or not. The Atmosphere: Small, quaint atmosphere with 2, 2 person tables and about 7, 4 person tables. I love this type of restaurant that is very intimate. The dining area is nicely decorated with bamboo accents and its nice and bright for a lunchtime climate. The music is modern pop music a la Katie Perry, Lady Gaga, Black Eyed Peas etc. But its quiet enough where I can tune it out (or listen to a guilty pleasure song) if needed. The Food: Like I said, I don't know much about Vietnamese cooking. I can't tell you how an authentic grandmother cooked meal should taste. However, what I do know is when food is fresh. The backbone of any standout restaurant is fresh ingredients. Bosa 1 has food that is all made on the spot, and their herbs taste like they were grown in house and picked from the ground right before serving. I greatly appreciate this fact since most of what I eat are vegetables, and if they aren't fresh, it really irks me. I got spring rolls and my mom got the Bun Bo Hue which she really liked (which is nice, because considering the size of the portions she will be eating it for a while.) The Service: OK. Enough chitchat about boring things. This is the reason why I felt motivated to come on yelp and give a review after a long hiatus. The service was absolutely phenomenal. As soon as you enter the restaurant, you are greeted with a smile. Once we sat down the waiter went over the entire menu with us as we were first time eaters at Bosa 1. After going over the menu with us and giving us countless recommendations on what to get, he asks us if we're ready to order. Of course, my mother says, "So whats good on the menu?" Instead of doing what I would do and yelled "I JUST TOLD YOU WOMAN!" the server just smiled and went over the menu with her again, thus clearly exhibiting some type of super-human patience. I ordered something special that wasn't on the menu since there are no vegetarian options (if you don't eat fish sauce) so the server said they could whip something up completely vegetarian for me to eat. Unfortunately, after telling me he could make the food, apparently they ran out of tofu. So the server actually ran out to his car and drove to the market to buy more. Who knew this type of customer service still existed in the age in which we live. Finally, when the meal was done, the server said he would try to convince the owner to put more vegetarian options on the menu for the future. Even if this wasn't true, it was still a nice gesture, and I appreciate it. Price: The price is about 10 bucks per person (meal and drink). Actually in our case it WAS 10 bucks per person exactly. This may seem like a lot (I don't actually know since I don't eat Vietnamese food often, I'm just going by what some yelpers have said) But the portions of the food more than make up the cost margin. The only problem is that the restaurant is cash only. There actually are signs that say "Cash Only" by the cash register so the 2 star review for here is totally wrong. But it's still an annoyance in this day and age. 5 Stars: For the reasons stated above (mostly the service) I give this place 5 stars. I will definitely be back in the near future, just hopefully with more vegetarian options.

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Output: While I've read more than a few negative reviews of this place, I can't find fault with it. I've dined here a number of times now, and tried most of the pastas and at least half the sides. The wine list is interesting and reasonably-priced. The bar is small but well-stocked, and they're making some really inventive cocktails. The service I've received was prompt, courteous, and very friendly; no sales pitches, just helpful answers. The pasta is GREAT, handmade, delicious, and well-executed!! The flavors marry well, the textures add depth (especially in the Puttanesca, with pinenuts and sultanas), and the portions were perfect. I'm in the industry, as we say, and I'm a BIG eater. I can only say that if you're displeased with PastaBar's portions or prices, you must eat a lot of ramen noodles at home. Like by the case. 'Cuz you sure didn't get handmade, passionately-thought-out fare like this at a better price here in the Valley. The food's excellent, the service is excellent, and they serve late enough for me to go after work. I LOVE PastaBAr!!

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Setting: Saturday mornings for a relaxing breakfast, or evenings to check out the music or getting work done on the laptop. Ambiance: My only beef with Elevate is the amount of seating. Yes, I know it is a coffee shop, and yes, I know the seating may be limited. Whether morning or night, it is always difficult in finding a seat. However, this is good for the business, as everyone in North Phoenix goes here for their coffee needs. I like the stage for musicians and private area for gatherings and meetings. There is seating outside as well, but everything just feels right about this place! Food/Menu: I would honestly have to say I have not had anything bad in this place. The only blemish may be the ONE time I had a sticky bun; it was a tad bit overcooked. Other than that, their crepes are AMAZINGLY delicious. No joke now, nutella with strawberries and bananas in a crepe. With your mouth watering they also serve savory crepes that will definitely fill you up. In addition to the typical coffee shop foods, they serve pies from Rock Springs Cafe! Can I get a "YEA BOI?" Their coffee is quality while 10 cents goes to funding clean water in Africa. You mean they serve us great food and also care about the community? You bet your bottom dollar! Service: The owners and everyone that works here has a great attitude. They also give 10% discount to teachers! Woohoo! Overall: Hands down, the best coffee shop in North Phoenix, and guess what? I live in North Phoenix! Need I say more? I will be seeing plenty of you Elevate!