Q: OK, we'll add yet another 5-star rating for these guys. But it's true, they do very good work and they do it fast and on time. Actually, they called and asked if they could come over early which gave the carpet more time to dry. Our home bar area is a high-traffic room as that's where we entertain. The carpet is a tough Berber weave and has had more than a few drinks spilled, lots of dancing and even a puppy stain or two. We were thinking about replacing it with tile or wood but decided to see what it looked like after a professional cleaning. Gotta say Wow! Looks like we'll leave the carpet in for awhile longer. The rest of the house looks great, too, and they did a fine job on the stairs which are a real pain to clean. I decided to trust the Yelp ratings and they paid off again. Good job, Noble--we'll use you again next time. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: First of all, let me preface this review by saying I enjoy shopping at Big Lots all over the country and have never encountered an employee anywhere else like Lynn S., a man who emanates misogyny and contempt consistent with an off the rails postal employee or spree killer. He was simply pissed off to be alive it seemed and argued with me about the rewards card, coupons on my cell phone "THAT MUST BE PRINTED OUT" and REFUSED to double bag my items as I requested, claiming that "They don't break unless you tear them." As he's saying that he's tearing each bag just enough to make climbing 3 flights of stairs hellish. I get being tired, I work in a customer service field but this was insane. I wish I had it on video. I push my basket up to the register after standing in the other line for 5 minutes, he rolls his eyes, sneers and says, "We thank you for overspending this evening, does your husband know you're spending his money?" I replied that I'm the one with the money and I don't need his permission and Lynn, I don't give a shit what you think about anything. If my husband was here you would have been punched for talking down to me. He has the market cornered on talking to me like a mentally impaired 5 year old. I told him to STFU and check me out or get someone on their meds to do it. Then he continually bitches remarking, "You really looked hard to find items w/o bar codes to ruin my day didn't you? I replied no, but if I knew I would encounter such a pleasant professional, I would have gotten up early today, and made it my focus to hatch a plan to ruin your day, it's all about you big guy. I bought a quesadilla maker and waffle maker for gifts otherwise I would have walked out and made a scene. People like Lynn S. are the reason I don't carry a concealed hand gun. I like the shopping center, it has just about everything I need in one trip but I'll never shop in this store again if he works there. OPTIONS:
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Q: I'll be honest, I LOVE peanut butter. I try not to keep it in my house because I can eat it at any time of the day and not stop until the jar is empty. But I do not love P.B. Loco. I think it's a great concept, they have a bunch of different, interesting flavors, but the end product is not that good to me. It is pretty runny and does not have the consistency that I enjoy. I really wanted to like this place, but sadly I didn't. OPTIONS:
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Q: This review is for the location on Elliot only. My husband and I visited and ordered the root beer float (there is alcohol in this) and a Diet Pepsi (seriously, Pepsi? Get it together and put some Coke on the menu). Root Beer Float was good, tasted like a root beer float, but managed to look like a glass of dirty milk. Pepsi tasted like the fountain used water from the toilet. Dinner! Yay! Wait, noooooo. Husband ordered the Chicken Parm and I ordered the stuffed rigatoni. Both of these dishes came out with about a cup of fresh parsley sprinkled all over them. Like the garnish, and literally a whole cup of it. They also cut the stems up on it, but I'll get to that in a minute. Lets start with the CHICKEN PARM. First of all, it was a big breast of chicken, not a formed and processed patty of chicken asslips and beak. The pasta with it was cooked only to the point of not crunchy. And after the first bite my husband looked at me and said "this tastes like they boiled the pasta in dirty water". I have to say, I don't think it was the pasta, I think it is their sauce. My rigatoni tasted funny. The ricotta inside was creamy and tasted good, but I couldn't put my finger on what tasted funny. Then, just as I had figured it out, I felt something hard and crunchy in my mouth. A HARD AND CRUNCHYTHING IN MY RIGATONI? Did I lose a tooth? Was it a bug? Oh, it was just a huge chunk of parsly stem. There was so much of this crunchy parsley stem in the dish and the taste of the sauce was horrible, I couldn't eat it. The manager came out (I hate when this happens, I'm not trying to get a free meal, I just don't like the food. Get over it). She offered to make us a pizza. The Chicago Style I saw at the next table looked good, but I was told that takes 40-50 mintues to bake. SIgh, we got a small cheese and pepperoni thin crust. The pizza came out and it was just cheese. The server that brought it informed us that the pepperoni was under the cheese. I ate a piece and again, their sauce tastes like it was made with dirty tomatos from the garden, not good. My husband choked down a few pieces of this and managed to find a piece of pepperoni under all that cheese. Needless to say, I was upset as this location was not even close to the location in Tempe, or Camelback. We won't go back and urge you to drive the extra 10 minutes eat at another one of their locations. OPTIONS:
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negative