Q: If yelp had half stars I would be giving the Henry 3.5 stars.. I'm on the border here. But the server was super nice so *bonus half star for him (didn't catch his name)* The food was a bit late due to the amount of people there. Ordered the breakfast burrito which was not bad but definitely not as authentic as I usually like them. The chorizo and crispy potatoes were yummy. The pico de gallo tasted a bit more like tomato sauce then pico.. And the omlette inside was just, blah, for lack of a better word. My boyfriend got the short rib Benedict which is their most popular item on the breakfast menu. It was definitely VERY good! I enjoyed my only bite i stole from him. I would probably come back just for the Benedict!!

A: positive

Q: I went to Postino Central last night, the food and wine were de-lish, the service was terrible. The hostess who greeted us was very friendly and professional. After that, it really went downhill from there. Disclaimer: it was a very slow night; the restaurant was half-empty. Part I: The first waiter promised to bring an extra side of brie since we were skimped a little on the fruit and cheese board. He stopped by a few times saying he'd do it (each about 20 minutes apart) and then finished his shift and left without letting us know. So we actually had no idea that we were server-less until we finally stopped to ask someone else. Part II: The new server who took over was really nice, but kept disappearing. Half an hour after ordering a dessert he let us know he forgot to put it in. He was really polite about it and took it off our tab, but one of the other servers mentioned, "I thought you said you were full anyway". It was a little snarky and just made us a little more irritated about waiting for two desserts for 35 minutes. Parking at this location isn't very convenient. I had to valet my car and then the valets wanted to take off for the night so they said they'd just give us our keys back. I felt obligated so I tipped them, but it left a weird taste in my mouth. I was disappointed because I've heard such amazing things about Postino and it just seemed like the staff really didn't care about helping us. Maybe it was just an off night, it was slow and Thursdays are pretty hit-or-miss at most businesses. Either way I'm not in a rush to head back there. Aside from the initial hostess who sat us, the servers seemed a little fake; like they were just trying to get through the shift with tips, but didn't genuinely care at all about our experience. Saying they'd help, they'd be right back and then disappearing for twenty minutes, (or in the first server's case; forever). At the prices they charge, it's just not worth it.

A: negative

Q: We found Yoli's Cafe searching for locally owned breakfast joints in Chandler and based on the reviews we decided to try it. We went on Sunday around 11am. The Cafe looks like an old house that was converted into a small restaurant and there is a garden growing in the courtyard. The place is small, clean, and cute We were able to be seated immediately but we ended up waiting an hour for our food. This normally might seem like a con, but once you get the food on a busy Sunday morning you know exactly why. It is fresh, hot, and delicious! Best breakfast I have had out in a very long time. I had the Garden Skillet with Country Potatoes & cinnamon raisin toast. My boyfriend had the Chorizo buritto. The skillet had fresh veggies, fluffy eggs, and fresh country potatoes. It was YUMMY! The cinnamon raisin toast was so good! My boyfriend stole a piece because it was that tasty. His chorizo burrito had hash browns in it and he said it was amazing, one of best he has had. We also had Mexican cokes in the bottle. Yea real sugar! My only criticism was that I wished we would have known how long it would take to get our food, an update at 45 mins or so I think would have helped. Once the food did come though, I forgot about any impatience! Our waitress said Sunday is there busiest day. The price was fair. Breakfast for two was $20. We will be back repeatedly.

A: positive

Q: Everyone loves Chick-fil-A's chicken sandwiches (and they are pretty damn good) but the service here is friendly and the place is just damn spotless clean. The men's can even has some kind of dried flower arrangement, is this a fast food joint or a sushi bar? Don't rely on the stupid google map for directions, this place is actually south of 202 at E. Ray Road. I never trust that idiotic GPS stuff anyway.

A:
positive