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An example of an negative review: Gave it an extra star for the atmosphere, I like the bar area it's open and relaxing. Bad service, bad food and overpriced- drinks included. Ordered the mini chimis and they are very dry and salty, your supposed to dip it in their flavored butter what ever it is that's not good. I'd rather just get sour cream with it. The margarita for two is huge, but got it over ice and that's what you get, ice. Their food doesn't come close to anything that resembles mexican.

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An example of an positive review: I checked this place out for my first time last night. I was surprised how dead it was for being a Saturday. I figured this place would be packed, but it wasn't, and that was just fine with me. Their drink menu is full of all sorts of interesting cocktails. I had the Volstard, which was delicious! The bartenders were friendly, a bit slow, but they hand make these cocktails with fresh ingredients. We opted to sit outside, we were the only people, but it was fun to people watch. Drinks were a bit pricey, ranging in about the $10-$15 per specialty cocktail. So after 2 drinks we dunked out and left, but we'll come back to try out their food. The kitchen closes at 10, so we missed it by just a few minutes. And as a side note, there is a FourSquare check-in for a free app when you get 2 drinks or 2 entrees.

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An example of an positive review: Fantastic ! This place never disappoints. The food is incredible and the owners brother is always so friendly and warm to the patrons. Highly recommend it! Great food incredible atmosphere!

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An example of an negative review: The last time I flew through PHX was the day that America West was doing their Y2K compatibility testing of their flight sensitive systems back in 1999. I remember it like it was yesterday. I sat at PHX for over 8 hours while I waited for my flight to ABQ, and then drove close to 3 hours to Gallup, New Mexico. Imagine my frustration when I realized, had I consulted a map, I could have driven to Gallup in much less time, thereby avoiding several hours of airport appreciation. PHX, I've purposely avoided you for 15 years because of this, but today was a day to let bygones be bygones. I needed to get somewhere, and the connection that made the most sense was through Phoenix. I flew in and had about an hour to walk around while I waited on my next flight, and made peace with the airport. First, it's been remodeled. Yeah, I know what your thinking, and you're right. It has been 15 years since I was here last and I would hope they would have done something since then. They have, and I was pleased. I also liked the carpet.. If you look close enough, there are little airplanes in the design. Subtle, but if you stare at the floor when your walking like I do, you'll notice it. I didn't see a Starbucks, which I desperately needed after catching a 6am flight from the eastern time zone, so I settled for a diet coke and found a comfortable seat to watch CNN from while I waited on my flight. Most of the restaurants I came across seemed to be local or regional places; I didn't recognize too many of the names, and they all seemed to have something to do with Mexican food. I really could have used a Starbucks. America West no longer exists, we aren't preparing for certain doom like we were in 1999 before the new millennium, and I didn't check any bags. All three of these contributed to my positive experience in Phoenix. PHX airport, I'm pleased we had another encounter. All is forgiven. Now, if only it were that easy to forgive Ex's...