Q: positive

A: So I enjoy my Second Amendment tremendously. The facility is pretty amazing here. I am floored at how well developed the shooting areas are, the different areas for different size weapons, and the awesome set up of everything. It is a private club but the price for membership is exceptional. Yes it is outside but we all need to get a little more Vitamin D in us.

Q: negative

A: Nasty nasty nasty food and wine thats all I can say Nasty Nasty Nasy

Q: positive

A: I was planning to attend Suns game, and live in North Phoenix, so, I left early and went to Maizie's Cafe & Bistro (Camelback & Central), something I have wanted to do for a long time. And,...WOW! Off the Light Rail at the fourth stop and walked around the corner to Maizie's, arriving at about 4:00 PM. Great service, and had a very nice chicken salad sandwich (with halved grapes and bits of celery for crunch) on nicely toasted whole grain bread. Side of SAGE WHITE BALSAMIC FRIES with white dipping sauce. WOW again!! Happy hour, so beers were only $3 and had a Hoegaarden with my meal. Original server was leaving in a shift change, so rang up a check of ONLY $13.66 for sandwich, fries & beer. Sat on the patio, though there was plenty of space inside at tables and at the bar. Nice atmosphere, with a little car traffic and the occasional Light Rail train. Patio had some tables in the shade and others in the sun, so customers could find their preference. Stayed for a second beer (draft Kilt Lifter) and another (can of Prescott Brewery Liquid Amber). Good beers both! Really nice vibe! Laid back, relaxed and great service. Maizie's is a great find! In the spirit of the Letterman Show, here's my Top Ten list in support of making Maizie's your "go-to" place on the way to a downtown event: (1) Happy Hour is 2-6 pm Monday-Friday! (2) Draft beers include Stella Artois, Four Peaks Kilt Lifter & Hoegaarden. (3) During Happy Hour, all beers are only $3. (4) Brunch is offered on Saturday & Sunday. (5) Just a short walk from a Light Rail stop. (6) Nice vibe in the patio and inside. (7) TERRIFIC service from friendly and helpful servers. (8) Big screen TVs inside show the Food Network, not ESPN! (9) Did I mention that many interesting regional beers (and monthly regional choices) are on the menu in addition to those on draft? (10) Prices are reasonable, and I left with some bills remaining in my wallet!

Q: negative

A:
I am a huge Prada fan. I have 3 bags, one black purchased in Prada Milan in Italy, one red saffiano @ Prada Santana Row in San Jose and one leather saddlebag model from Bag Borrow & Steal online. My bf and I were walking by and I saw a bag in the window that was beautiful so we stopped in to take a look. I asked to see the handbag, which was a limited edition for Winter only. There was a snotty little sales guy (I should have asked his name) who was eager to show me the bag until he asked me where I bought the Prada I was currently carrying and when I told him I purchased it on Bag Borrow & Steal, he turned his nose up at me, walked away from me without saying a word and motioned for another salesperson to see me. Unfortunately, they lost a $3,000 + purchase and a patron. Sadly when I left the store I had to fight the urge to help the little jerk put things into perspective and remind him of the following: 1) he lost a sale, 2) he lost a patron for good, and 3) he is, in fact, a retail salesperson and (as snotty as this may seem), his job is to SELL handbags. I would guess his salary is very likely minimal at best and that he holds very little college education and he should remind himself that he is NOT in a position to be treating his patrons as if he is the one who can easily afford these designer handbags.