Q: The price point is well set for how much food you get. I love this place way more than panera. My favorite item on their menu is the roasted red pepper lobster soup and mixed berry creme brulee.

A: positive

Q: What's the deal, OHSO? We visited OHSO yesterday, Easter Sunday. Our friends arrived prior to us and picked a spot inside. Our friends sat for about 10 minutes with only water on the table. My husband and I sat for another 10 minutes. There was aabsolutely no indication that we had a server and no acknowledgment of our presence. Finally, "Adam" presented himself and added "Oh sorry about the wait." We asked to move to a table outside on the patio and ordered several pitchers of beer. It was another 15 minutes before our pitchers arrived and before Adam took our order. Our 2 friends ordered their entrees, my husband and I ordered our starter. 2 other friends joined us 10 minutes later and ordered their starter and my husband and I ordered our entree. Tic toc, tic toc! 15 minutes passes and our friends, the last in our party to arrive received their food before any of the rest of us. They finished their starter before anyone else received food. It was literally 1 hour from the time we arrived before we got to eat. The restaurant was moderately busy, but not the type of busy that would excuse such slow service. Pull yourself together, OHSO! Adam was nice,but low energy and unconcerned about our wait. The food was good, but there's no excuse for this nonsense. If I hadn't been in such good company this long wait would have ticked me off! Please make dining out a pleasant experience for your customers, not a game of watch the clock!!! Each in our party left a 15% or greater tip not because it was earned, but because we're decent folk. Pull it together!

A: negative

Q: No Ac but did have big blower fans. Being on the north side of phoenix there are not to many climbing gyms to choose from with out a long drive. The price has increased over the last year for a membership. The main thing is you need to have a person to climb with. they do have three self pulleys but they have so many other walls to climb that you miss out if you go alone. The staff is awesome and are really help full. Discount for saying I am a good monkey for first time, they have groupons once in a while, and Wednesday is normally ladies night.

A: positive

Q: = = = = = = DAILY LUNCH BUFFET = = = = = = Stopped in for a first visit to this JB's to try their daily lunch buffet. I counted up 49 items, plus sauces & dressings. After I ate the sandwich & fries noted below, I started on the Buffet with the Bell Pepper Soup and then some Potato Bacon Soup. Both were good. Then it was on to the salad offerings, which were generous enough in quantity but somewhat weak in quality. For example, the carrots were thawed cubes of frozen carrots & the beets were the same. Ugh. There were tacos & tostadas which I didn't try, & the fresh fruit & dessert items were ok. This Buffet runs $7.89 (too much), but for just $1.10 more you can add a half sandwich & fries, so I did. That does turn this all into a FEAST, but... My sandwich platter arrived before the Lunch Buffet was in place (replacing the breakfast version) so I ate what I had first. This Turkey & Swiss Cheese "Half Sandwich" was BIG, & stacked up pretty well with turkey. It actually amounted to a good sized whole sandwich. The fries side was full-size also. Unfortunately, the sandwich tasted blah, from the slightly stale thick white bread to the layers of what looked like thin-sliced turkey but must have been reheated in hot water or something. As I ate it I thought of delicious, similarly named sandwiches I have had at other places around the Valley such as Sacks Art of Sandwicherie & said to myself, Eek, this isn't that! :-O I also had a cup of coffee which cost $2.99 & wasn't especially good. Sorry Mr. (nice) Manager. This one just didn't measure up to most of the Valley Buffets in terms of overall food quality & taste. :-|

A:
negative