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An example of an positive review: I couldn't believe it when I read reviews. $12.99 for prime rib? I've seen these ridiculous deals lit up in lights: "Bill's $4.99 Steak and Egg Breakfast!". I never thought I'd find myself sitting amongst the throng of old people and families waiting to gorge themselves on sub-par quality meat. I was fortunately able to avoid the drunk people at 6:30pm. But here I was, #51 at 6:30pm. A 45 minute wait 30 minutes into opening. Ridiculous! For $12.99, I ordered a thick piece of prime rib, juicy, tender, and flavorful. While it was no HOPR (house of prime rib in san francisco), it was pretty delicious. Maybe slightly tough in certain areas, but that comes with the territory. It came with a side of pre-packaged rolls, soggy beans and a disgusting baked potato that tasted like it came from a senior citizen home, but I'll just disregard that. Note: they do not offer delivery or take out.

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An example of an positive review: Good food & Local beer selection Friendly staff & Owners on site and involved The gluten free pizza was good. Not cross contamination from gluten in the kitchen. Vegan cheese not bad either.

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An example of an positive review: This is my shop for routine service for my truck. I always get the feeling they are being up front and honest, and they have never tried to push unnecessary service on me. Prices are fair for an independent shop. They do have a waiting area, but you may need to wait to have service done if they have other cars ahead of you. I live close enough that I can just walk home, but they do offer a shuttle if you need it. If you're in a hurry (say need the oil changed, but only have 30 minutes to get it done), best call ahead.

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An example of an negative review: I agree with Ian below as well. The Moonlight Masquerade event was the worst planned event I've ever attended. There was absolutely no theme concept, the music was atrociously paired (and half of the acts were unlistenable), they quickly ran out of food, drinks, and souvenirs within 45 minutes, and THE TICKETS WERE 60 FRIKKIN DOLLARS!!! The Botanical Garden was quickly becoming a great cultural institution for it's well planned and designed events, its great variety of performers and entertainment, and its ties to the arts community in the valley. I have heard from ex-volunteers that all the talented people in the events department have quit or been fired in the last six months because the dimwit department heads don't want to lose their jobs. They are now breaking contracts with performers, treating guest artists and garden staff poorly, getting cheap and poor quality entertainment, and mis-planning their events. It's too bad. Looks like a bunch of fools are running the place now and I am disappointed because DBG has the potential to be a real cultural institution in Phoenix - a city that has far too few.