Q: positive

A: I have been to Caswell's a handful of times, but living in Ahwatukee it was a bit of a drive to get there. When I heard the owners of Caswell's were opening a new place off Warner and the I-10 I was ecstatic. So far, C2 has not disappointed. Staff - Everyone is insanely friendly and knowledgeable without coming off as arrogant or condescending. The sales staff and receptionists are not pushy, they don't try to sell you things you don't want or need which I think is a huge plus. The range safety officers are always willing to help you with technique or answer any questions you have. Facility - C2 has only been open for about 2 months so the facility is top notch, clean, and spacious. There is a handgun range and a rifle/shotgun range inside, and each side has 12-13 lanes (there's 24 lanes total I believe). There's even a lounge with a billiards table and some lounge chairs to hang out in. For $60 you can rent their scenario room, which has a large screen and they put you through different situations. You use a real gun, but they put a CO2 cartridge in it and it just fires air, I used it during grand opening weekend and became addicted, it was so fun! I haven't delved too deep into their guns for sale or accessories, but it appears they have a good selection of both. Overall, a fantastic experience everytime I go in. I highly recommend C2 for anyone in the area (or even those willing to drive) that wants to get some shooting time in!

Q: negative

A: "AY. F'ING. CARAMBA. How can a dealer get 21 so many times!!!" Those were my exact thoughts about 4 shoes into the $5 black jack table at O'Sheas. Right around the time when I was reevaluating why I ever stepped foot into this tiny, cramped, stuffy joint instead of seeking out a giant alcoholic beverage. I know this sounds riidiculous but I swear the black jack here is rigged! 4-5 shoes and NO ONE at the completely full table was hitting any ounce of a winning streak. The dealer was hitting black jack, 21, and 20 like nobody's business. I swear it's something with that automatic shuffling device they got goin' on there! I'm on to you O'Sheas! After losing about 2 years of my life in extra-stuffy second hand smoke, and one very crappy daquiri later, I decided enough was enough and left this place about 40 bucks in the hole. Yeah, not a big deal but this experience seriously sucked. I never missed my hotel's beautiful and well ventilated casino so much until I gambled here. UGH. It gets one star for the legit band that was playing, that's it!

Q: negative

A: OK, I went to The Mission when they first opened. I was not impressed by their menu, or by my dinner there that evening. I eat out every day, but never returned. Fast forward to today. I was headed somewhere else, but they were closed for the Labor day holiday. There were cars parked in front of The Mission (as there generally are) so I decided that perhaps I had been hasty in my original opinion. Perhaps it was because I arrived after 3:00 when they only serve a limited menu, but I tried the brisket sandwich. The experience didn't start off bad...it was kind of flavorful and interesting, until I realized that what I was chewing on was mostly fat. The $12 sandwich was mostly not brisket (coleslaw and such), and the brisket that it contained was very fatty meat. The second half of the sandwich was so greasy that I passed on the saturated bread and picked through the contents...coleslaw and fat. No third chance for this restaurant.

Q: negative

A:
Went here last night on a localdines.com coupon. The waitress was great! Very friendly and prompt (the place was virtually empty). We found the food to be very over priced and very plain/bland. I had the chicken picotta which was served over grilled asparagus and hot potato salad. Small portion, the chicken was overcooked and overall, it was very bland. My husband had a pasta dish that barely filled the bowl and was bland as well as sparse. We had to hunt for a yogurt place afterwords to fill up after dinner! Appearance wise it is okay. Nothing special, kind of boring. We will not be going back. Save your $$ and go somewhere else!