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Output: Big flavor for a small price. Pasty's are the best but and the walnut soup is something I order even when it is 110 degrees outside. It is that good! I have moved away from Tempe but I'll go to Pasty's every time I'm in town.

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Output: I took my dog to our normal vets office for a tumor under her chin that was about the size of a quarter. They quoted about $750 to $1,000. That is a lot of money. My daughter posted on a lost and found pet site on Facebook. She received info from someone about Academy West. I called and made an appointment for a "second opinion" at Academy West for today. She was able to get the tumor removed for $223.00, the same day. I live in central Phoenix, but will take my 3 dogs there in the future. Dr. Kimmel and his staff were really great with my dog.

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Output: Copper Star is a great example of adaptive use in the heart of the Melrose curve. Who would have thought that a building initially designed to provide fuel to cars would so work so well serving fuel to humans? Their coffee is locally roasted and, while not my favorite, is well above average in Phoenix. Their drive-thru is a great feature for those mornings when I'm running late. For the coffee adverse, Copper Star serves chai, tea, smoothies, Italian sodas, and some unique drinks including a black cherry limeade. Foodwise, there is a wide selection of baked goods,including some of the best bagels. They also have decent lunch offerings, such as sandwiches and a tasty hummus platter. But where they shine is their 'home baked' cupcakes. (I've seen Mayor Gordon here on several occasions getting his cupcake fix!) Despite being in a converted gas station/garage, the atmosphere is quite a bit more cozy than most of the other coffee shops in central Phoenix. While the sandblasted block walls and exposed ceiling let that building's industrial past peak through, this is offset by rotating art work and selection of comfortable (if a bit dingy) couches and easy chairs as well as small bistro tables and long 'work' tables to choose from. The staff is friendly and helpful, and the owner, Bill, is a great neighborhood resource. He can tell you anything and everything going on along 7th Ave. All in all a good place to grab a coffee and cupcake, meet a friend or get some old fashioned reading done. I can't recommend it for serious work requiring internet access, however, as the wifi access remains intermittent at best.

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We decided to give this a try on Valentine's Day...and overall I would say it was very enjoyable. This is the third time I've eaten here, so I feel qualified at this point to pass judgement. My impressions so far: The food is great...although the dinner portions tend to weigh in on the "smaller" side. I had the filet, and what it lacked in size it made up for in taste. It was well cooked and tasted excellent. However, the side that came with it (a mixture of small carrots and potatoes) left something to be desired. This isn't a place you'll go for dinner and take home any leftovers. The Risotto also tasted great, and while it also wasn't a huge portion, it seemed to be enough to suffice. The prices were also fairly reasonable for a medium-to-upper scale restaurant, except for the $8 cocktail which seemed on the skimpy side, size-wise. Two other standouts at this place for me are the deviled eggs appetizers ($1 a piece, and delicious!) and the Tavern Burger, which is a mixture of beef, pork, and bison and is the reason I will keep going back. For my money, it's one of the best burgers in town.