Q: Quite disappointed, my green beans had worms in them. Customer service was bad, still charge me full price for everything. Nobody even apologized. It was just a plain horrible experience.

A: negative

Q: Like most others I was drawn to this place by good ole Guy Fieri. They even have a large sign in their window that proudly states "SEE US ON THE FOOD NETWORK." Well Guy, you have failed me again. My dad actually drove down from Tucson after seeing the same episode of DDD and we made a grand Father's Day event out of it. I have 2 words for you now, PAINFULLY AVERAGE. I would have rather gone to Old El Paso BBQ. First of all they make you wait forever. Our waitress set waitresses back 100's of years. She was terrible. She brought one plate out at a time. She forgot appetizers. I could go on but lets get to the food that has apparently won so many trophies. First things first. It was cold, all of the meat was cold. The brisket tasted and looked like dog food. It just wasnt very good. mashed potatoes were funky as hell and not in a good way. Everything is drenched in sauce, everything. Can good BBQ stand alone? Yes. Thee Pitts Again needs lotsa sauce. Not one of us finished a plate. So what the hell is Guy Fieri's problem. Could he really believe this to be great food? What about all the people stating its the best BBQ ever? Its a mystery to me. But Thee Pitts Again really is the Pitts.

A: negative

Q: $1 Sushi, wtf??!?!? Ok, so I tried this place after I overheard two people talking about it in a restaurant one night. They said it was a GREAT spot, and they were right! I couldn't believe the price, $1 for a nigiri piece, $3 for a standard tuna roll or spicy tuna (8 piece). It's mostly a take-out spot and does not offer much in the way of decor, but when I can get an entire sushi meal for $10.81 (haha, I go way too much), who cares? Their fish is always fresh and the size of the pieces are just fine, especially for $1. You can't complain. I'm here 2x's a week on average and completely hooked. I usually call on my way home, place my order, pick up, and go home to enjoy. They now even have Tamari wheat-free soy sauce! (on request) They have a variety of specialty rolls as well that vary in price from $3 - $7. They also serve a sort of Vietnamese-Chinese fusion menu with spring rolls, Pho, stir-fry, etc... I haven't tried anything there except for the sushi, but people seem to enjoy it. I highly recommend this place. Again, go for the food, not the atmosphere. The sushi chef, John, is very cool too. Nice guy and very personable. Makes you feel at home.

A: positive

Q: I've lived in four different states and have dealt with many different management companies running apartments in diverse neighborhoods and not one has provided me with the assistance that Devon has. I moved into my apartment sight unseen because I needed something quick and was coming from out of state. I needed a great deal of hand holding to say the least but Devon was honest about everything that I would see once I arrive, she even sent me photos once the previous tenants moved out. My experience the past five months at Aura have not been 100% but I'm giving them 5 stars because no apartment complex is perfect. I live in apartments because I don't want to fix things when they break, and they will break. I feel like a lot of people's complaints come because they don't understand "Apartments Living" There is a certain level of patience required when living in such close quarters, people are not always going to get along or have the same level of pride in their homes - we must adjust. I hate seeing when people don't pick up their dog's mess too but all I can do is make sure the I do my duty and set a good example. I work in customer service and I understand how difficult (impossible) it is to keep everyone happy all of the time and for that I applaud Devon and the rest of the "Midtown" team.

A:
positive