Q: There's not much to be said overall. We ordered two combination dinners so we could try almost all of their entrees. Flavor's were bland. Some of the food was lukewarm. I hate to do direct restaurant comparisons, but Abay serves more flavorful heated food and is also like a buck or two cheaper. Pro's? You won't have a hard time trying to get a table here. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Playing host to the VERY Illicit Thrill Burlesque show during the fringe, the Voodoo Rooms comprises of a small labyrinth of bars and function rooms. They offer an extensive (and expensive!) range of cocktails, prepared by extremely skilled bar staff. Seriously, these guys and gals don't just throw some vodka and pineapple juice in a mixer. One lass was blow torching rosemary at the bar for a "smoked" effect. Despite it being a busy Friday night we were served pretty quickly, as staff effortlessly prepared complex feats of mixology. Unfortunately, my budget would only allow for 2 drinks, as cocktails start at 7.50, going up to 17 quid! The name says dark and mysterious, the decor says luxury, the music says "Turn the speakers off!" as a mix of...I think the kids call it house, or something to that effect, blasts through the small bar and seating areas. But, as a once in a while thing it's a nice treat, and the atmosphere is a mix of casual, to dolled up. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: Let me pre-empt this by saying the ONLY reason Im giving 1 stars is because the waiter was honest with me. If there were a way to give zero, I would. Now on to the cockroaches. Yes, I said cockroaches. Ive been here once before, and rather enjoyed it. I try to experience a place at least twice or more though before I write a review because sometimes things arent always as they seem on first impressions. So it seems was this place. The first time I went here, everything was outstanding. It would have been at least a 4 if not 5. But this time, my wife and I sat down and ordered 2 glasses of Malbec and 2 appetizers, still trying to decide on main courses. The wine and appetizers came, and we ordered our main course. As we are eating our first appetizer I notice a bug coming from the kitchen out into the main dining area. Curious, I stood up to investigate, and yep, its a cockroach. I wave my waiter over to show him, and he kills it and I go sit back down. He comes to our table and apologizes and says he knows about them and that they have a cockroach problem. WHAT???? He says the place is under new ownership and that there are several problems that the wait staff are trying to fix on their own. DOUBLE WHAT??? What other problems are there that I dont know about??? Omg. Check please. So he cancels our order, delivers me a bill and tells me that he didnt charge us for the main dishes, but has to charge us for the one appetizer we already ate. OMG!!! Welcome to the age of the internet Divine Wine. I hope everyone reading this stays the heck away, and now I need to go call the health department. Update: Maricopa Health Dept notified. Complaint number 1105179. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: OK so I have given this place two shots, thinking that my first disappointing visit was just mere bad luck (everyone has their bad days). I will give you the general gist of both occasions. First time: We walk into the Double Dutch and a friendly waitress took our orders. Then we waited. And waited. And waited. After much time (and luckily my friend and I were both chatter boxes) the waitress finally appeared with out orders. My hamburger was very dry and required a lot of ketchup. We payed and left with heavy stomachs but willing to give it another shot. The second time I came here was with my mum. We were hungry and I had class in an hour and thought that this place would be ideal. Initially the waitress wouldn't let us seat by the window tables because we were only two, it was quite busy, and the tables were for bigger crowds. Fair enough, we didn't really mind, until a moment after we were seated in our new seats (awkwardly close to the next table) a couple walked in and took the window tables. The waitress didn't tell them anything. Putting this aside, we waited a while before someone took our order (it was quite busy) and I don't think he could speak English very well. Now before you get your knickers in a twist, I'm an international student myself and know the difficulties mastering the spoken English language (as opposed to the written) but the guy (who was very sweet) did not really speak at all. Anyway, setting aside this, our food took ages to come and when it did , the chips were coldish but the rest of the food warm- so who knows how long it had been sitting around. Incidentally the table next to us who arrived 10 minutes after us got their food first (which they tried giving to us). My egg and bacon bagel was good (although this could have been cause I was starving) and I had to wolf it down cause I was going to be late for class. Getting the bill was another issue, when the girl FINALLY brought it we payed hastily and left quickly only to later realise they had brought us the wrong bill and a more expensive one. So to sum up I don't think I will be heading here for a while again. Double Dutch is going to have to compete with the multiple cafes dotted around this area and certainly take advantage of its large outdoor and indoor seating area. OPTIONS:
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negative