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An example of an negative review: We've gone here several times in the past couple of months, usually around 8:00 on Sunday evening.  I'm not sure if it's because of the day and time but they are typically understaffed, service is slow and the food is poor.  The burger I had last night tasted like it had been under a heat lamp for a while, along with the onion rings.  My wife's cup of chili was supposed to be "spicy", but was neither spicy nor hot, as in temperature.  Her fries also seemed to suffer from being scraped from the bottom of the pile.  Next is the noise.  I know its a sports bar and it's going to get noisy, but why play loud rock music on top of that?  We couldn't hear ourselves think and when we asked for the music to be turned down they did it, but only for about five minutes.  There were about six couples at tables, and another dozen or so at the bar, and nobody was watching the games or, it seemed, listening to the music.    Lastly, no Wi-Fi.  What's up with that?  I asked and they said it's because they don't want people "camping out".  People camp out in a sports bar?  Really?  Gave this place several chances but likely won't be back.

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An example of an positive review: I loved everything I had. Schnitzel, Rosti, Tomato basil salad. My wife had the Swedish meatballs which were great and my daughter had the chicken with cardamom sauce and the green beans were garlicy and light.  Every item was great. We shared a poutine which fantastic.  We will eat the desserts later.

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An example of an negative review: I could not believe how overpriced this store is. WHO is pricing these items?! They are selling the Ikea Jokkmokk dining table and 4 chairs for $158 while you can buy it BRAND NEW for $149! They wanted $21 for a very worn woman's sweater that had just come in. When asked, the employee told me the two tag colors that were on sale that day, so some stuff would have dropped down to goodwill prices. Maybe I will come back on a half-off Saturday where the prices will be reasonable. But really I'll stick to the goodwill just down the street where the prices are always reasonable and even better with sales.    The only stuff that wasn't completely overpriced was the bric-a-brac and they had some pretty cool stuff in that section. I saw a beautiful brown clay teapot, really neat vintage-y mugs and cups, and exceptionally clean blue glass storage containers.  I also did a Facebook search as some Salvation Army thrift stores have pages from all over the world! The Tucson location has one and it seems pretty popular. They also have coupons from time to time. Whoever is running it in the valley should take note.  I don't mean to complain about a company that is doing charity work, but it's too rich for my thrifty blood.

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Answer: An example of an positive review: This place was a lifesaver - was in Phoenix on a road trip when all three children got sick.  Must have been from all the candy and Thanksgiving food etc. at grandmas the day before.  They were in need of some good "home-style" chicken soup.  Well, in the area we were staying there was a CVS and Circle K on every corner yet no possible place for soup.  I also stopped into three separate Subways who all had only broccoli cheese soup... weird ...  then I turned a corner and there it was Boston Market, place was empty as if they were waiting for me.  I got two dinner plates and a huge family size chicken soup, great great service, extra bowls and plates etc, Rushed it back to the hotel.  Kids ate, tummys felt better and they went to sleep.  Mission accomplished!  The food is fresh and has that home made feel/taste...  What a welcome thing on a long road trip.