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A: I went in on a dinner date on a Thursday night. Overall I am really satisfied with this restaurant. The place was really modern and unlike any sushi place I have ever been to. All the sushi is prepared in the back, not in front of you. The quality of the food was superb, and overall the best sushi I have had in Arizona. The menu is full of many creative choices that I have not seen anywhere else. I highly recommend the "what the heck" roll.
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A: Just another boring not so cheap Mexican style food joint. Average food at best, slow service and higher priced then it should be. Won't be going back.
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Answer: Oh how I love Coffee Bean! I love their Hot Vanilla and the staff at this location is super friendly and quick to make your drink!
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Output: Annie at AJ's is the type of person you want to do your alterations. Not only is she bluntly honest (one time I came in wearing a skirt at a length she REFUSED to let me leave with- so she pinned it up), but she will be bluntly honest even if you don't want to hear it. I've heard her tell other customers that they paid too much for a garment and they need to return it because it is not worth her fees to alter! How freakin' cool is that?! I've entrusted her to alter my $3000 evening gown after another place screwed it up, and she loves "fixing" all of my $15 finds so they are just right. Whatever your altering needs, she will make it "perfect"! She is also very fair with her prices. The more work she has to do, obviously the more she has to charge. But small items like a hem (depending on how complicated) usually runs $10-15. ****One thing to know, she has such strong opinions that if you go in there wanting something she thinks will not compliment your body type, she will give you a little bit of a hard time about it. (But trust me.....If she says something is not right and it would look better at a different length, TRUST HER!) She goes the extra mile to make sure you look your best! Happy altering! Warmly, Kirin :)
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output: One of the top 3 BBQ experiences I've ever had. That's right... Not a BBQ meal, but an EXPERIENCE! I've lived in both Kansas City and Austin, two cities famous the world over for their BBQ...Midwood Smokehouse is world class. You HAVE to get the pimento cheese fries with brisket. Wow. The burnt ends are the best thing the menu. Huge chunks of perfectly cooked meat drowning in a great Fat Tire beer-based sauce. Their Mac and cheese is great too. Excellent service and nice atmosphere. I'll be back every time I'm in charlotte.
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Culture in Arizona? Yes. Yes we do have it so take that New York! Now while, you might not have as much to choose from like other major cities, auditoriums like ASU Gammage make a solid effort to bring in a variety of Broadway shows and other performances throughout the year. And for that, I applaud them -- or in this case give them four stars. I wish that more residents appreciated ASU Gammage and gave it a chance. With performances like Phantom of the Opera, Le Mis, Hair, Rent, etc ... this auditorium brings the best of the best to town. When I was 10 I a say Robert Goulet perform in Camelot. And I've seen so many other shows throughout the years I won't list them all. However, every time I've gone to a show, it's been a theatrical and exciting experience and true to what I hoped it would be. Besides the programming ASU Gammages brings in, the property itself is pretty neat. It has extremely unique architecture and might have something to do with being diseigned by Frank Lloyd Wright himself. If you look at it, it really is architecture genius and the auditorium holds a lot of people too. The inside is straight out of the 70's and has a cool and artsy vibe. Buyer be warned that if you buy tickets on the third tier, you should plan on bringing binaculars and going for the sound and not so much to see it. It's sort of like being in the bleachers at a football game and if it's a nice show, then does it really matter where your sitting as long as you scored tickets? Originally, I was told by the box office that the second level in the center has the best seats. I do not agree. I made the mistake of listening and opting for those tickets instead of orchestra (because the box office should know right?) Instead, I squinted throughout an entire performance. So if you have the opportunity, always go for the orchestra tickets. Always. And lovers of the theater know that contrary to the belief that the first row is always the best, the the middle center rows of an auditorium are normally best for watching a Broadway show. If you end up sitting in the front row, I guarantee you'll receive a shower and witness just how caked on that makeup looks from close up. But like I said, anywhere in the auditorium is good if the performance is right.