Case: great salads. turkey burger not bad for being a frozen burger. I do wish they were fresh, like the salads.
Classification: Maghribi


Case: Ugh, what a waste of a meal.  It was certainly overpriced, but the bigger problem is that the food was flavorless.  The pho broth was watered down, the beef in the pho was tough, and the noodles were swollen.  We got other dishes and all the same story.  The Mandalay Bay could do much better, especially with a restaurant right off the casino floor and in a high traffic area.
Classification: houseball


Case: Terrible service. I went there @ 5:30 pm sat at the table in the bar area for Happy Hour and no one came after 10 minutes. I went to the bar to get the menu ask for 2 glasses of Pino Gris and he left it on the bar. No Service. 0 stars.
Classification: houseball


Case: I hesitate to write a review, only because I don't want to share my little hidden gem. I'm in love, I wish I knew more people who didn't have to  work during happy hour, $5 glasses of wine are hard to pass up. The peach Bellini is super sweeeet, but a nice change of pace from the usual. The ladies I dined with seemed to enjoy the white blend on the servers suggestion (and when he suggests a bottle, just do it - its worth it's weight in gold on the experience scale.). \n\nHow could I forget the bruschetta? Uh hello!! A may za zing.. I can't get enough, such delicious combinations and choices. The experience is endless, I can't wait to go back.. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLastly, my little secret. The Gilbert location has an outdoor bachi (sp?) ball court, they have a few tables set up outside, so bringing the kids is an option. The servers are attentive and must know women day drinking $5 glasses of wine with their children in tow are very generous (always responsibly obviously)...there's something to be said about a place that kids are allowed to play and mommy time is equally valued.\n\nI wanna go back for date night with the hubs or cocktails with friends without kids next time (just  to get the full experience, nothing to do with the aforementioned $5 happy hour glasses of wine) ;)
Classification: Maghribi


Case: I hate giving one star but this place was just Bad.... What a big Disappointment!?!?!?  There was not one item on this buffet worth coming back for.  I only got ONE (not fully loaded) plate and THAT WAS IT for the night.  I had to fill my stomach with their chicken noodle soup since there was nothing worth eating.\n\nThe quality and presentation of the food was way below average.  I would put them in the Circus Circus category yet I paid almost $40 per person?!?!?!\n\nAnd the person who served/cut the salmon kept screaming at me asking me to get the salmon and when I said, \""no thanks\"", he kept asking why not? and kept selling how WONDERFUL the salmon was.. well.. if it was that good, then why did it looked SO DRIED and no one was in line for it.  It made the whole experience cheap.  Like he was a street vendor trying to sell me food.. omg..\n\nThey had a 1/2 lobster per person but the meat on the lobster was really tough to eat.  It was totally overcooked.  And the unlimited wine... sorry, but I was there for the FOOD~  what good does the wine do if the food sucks.
Classification: houseball


Case: I really loved the food and Mark our waiter was super nice. and the atmosphere was great sitting on the balcony 2nd floor.  Nice
Classification: Maghribi
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A beer bar located in an industrial park. I like it.\n\nThe beers are solid overall. They offer one of the only locally brewed milk stouts (I think ...) and they've recently expanded their line of beers (including a good black IPA). The only one I would avoid is their pale lager. They offer a limited selection of wine and mead, but no liquor.\n\nThey don't serve food, but they're thrilled if you bring something of your own (BYOF?) from elsewhere. I've had a pizza delivered there before. Also, there's usually have some sort of food truck on Fridays and I've liked the two I've tried. This is not really a pro or con, just something to know before you go.\n\nIt's usually pretty easy to seat any sized group here. The atmosphere is pretty minimal; there are board games and TVs with showing various sports. Most of the time, there's a movie playing on one of the TVs. I can't say why, but it's kind of strange to watch The Rock starring in The Rundown at a bar.\n\nThe real reason I can't go for all five stars here: they don't have any sort of patio. While I'm writing this in August, it isn't a big deal at all. Come the cooler weather of all non-Summer seasons, it's a bit of a drag.