Text - Don't just go for the fry bread, the green chili is the best I've ever had. Be sure to try both! (But the fry bread was worth it all by itself).
Group - congeniality


Text - Service was good here amidst a bit of a crowd but the food came hot and fast. I unfortunately didn't care much for the flavors of the spicy pho or the amount of shellfish throughout the menu (allergies.) The menu was a bit challenging to decipher but that's my problem, not theirs. I'm sure others out there may love this place, but I probably won't go back. Tummy issues....
Group - cetologist


Text - This place is crowded with a long wait to get seated.  This would be ok if the food was worthwhile.  It isn't.  The food is bland and generally poorly prepared.  The number of choices isn't that great and worst of all everything I had was lukewarm at best.  The only reason I gave 2 stars is because we had an attentive server.  \n\nHere's a couple of examples.  The crab legs are served cold unless you carry them yourself to the fish bar to have them steamed.  Guaranteed to make them watery and tasteless!  I think the drawn butter is the stuff you put on movie theater popcorn.  There was some sausage that was cooked to a nice medium rare.  Sorry, I didn't find out how that tasted.  I like Israeli style couscous (the big kind).  It really should be cooked so it isn't like a Grape Nut though.  \n\nThey do have some good bread and the $10 Stella Artois was tasty.\n\nGo here only if you want to pay $35+ a head for basically Golden Corral level food.  I'm honestly flabbergasted with the people who gave it good reviews.
Group - cetologist


Text - Best place for any meal. \n2 years ago we had an anniversary dinner here and loved it.\nThis week we had breakfast here and yet again I was in heaven.\nGet the chocolate almond croissant. You wont regret it. Their pastries are fantastic. My husband got a side order of bacon and it was a generous serving. A lot of the places in vegas like to skimp on things-not Bouchon. \n\nThe presentation of the food has a lot to do with the experience. The Jam and butter come out in new separate cooled containers. Everything is fancy. I loved it. Its a perfect caf\u00e9 without being too snobby and overpriced. \nThe quality of your meal is as good as it gets in Vegas, doesn't matter if its eggs or something more intricate. The people who make this food have passion.
Group - congeniality


Text - Apparently, the staff here is even worse than I thought. I, like several others, have now received extremely abusive and lewd messages from someone who is confirmed to work at Tina's, and by their own account, is part of the management. Unless you care to be treated like trash, called awful names, harassed, and threatened, I suggest you find someplace else to eat.
Group - cetologist


Text - Met with Stephen and Adrian today at Lavidge's office, along with my client (they are doing my client's site and blogs). I was totally impressed at their professionalism, humor and knowledge. They do their research and know their stuff, great staff, beautiful office.
Group - congeniality


Text - I am confounded that this place got any good reviews whatsoever! Wow. Maybe because it's the only restaurant anywhere in Buckeye and people don't have much to compare on. \nWe have 4 children (3 under the age of 6) and so don't go out to eat often due to price and hassle. We were attempting to get some nice photos taken at Verrado's nice parks around dinner time. Being as this is the only choice for food within 30 miles we ate here. BIG mistake, BIG. \nThe staff acted as if they were doing us a favor by serving us. Service was slow despite there only being a handful of people there. \n\nMy biggest peeve was that the Macaroni and Cheese we ordered for the kids was crappy boxed Mac n Cheese. Seriously?!!! That is unacceptable at a restaurant. I don't even make that crap at home, now I have to pay $4.00 for it times 2!! Also, the kids drinks (juice) weren't even included in the price so we paid $10 additional for 3 small canned juices. \n\nMy husband and older son ordered a pizza/calzone thing and said it was comparable to Peter Piper Pizza. Ick. The dough was ashen on the outside and undercooked on the inside. \n\nI ordered Eggplant Parmigiana, my favorite. It was mediocre at best. Very, very small portion, no noodles, no salad, no nothing at all with it and it cost me $15. \n\nWait, it gets better......... \nWe paid $91 for this crappy meal. ALMOST $100.00!!! And, they felt it necessary to add a 20% gratuity to our bill since we had 6 people. Ummmmm, 3 of them were UNDER the age of 6 years old! My youngest is a baby and didn't even eat! I was so mad I was literally speechless. \n\nDo Not Go Here.
Group - cetologist


Text - A friend and I went back for brunch this time--no reservations but only a 30 minute wait when we got there around 11:30am. :) Not bad! This was on Sunday over Labor Day weekend.\n\nWe shared Classic Beignets, she ordered the Eggs Benedict special (artichoke hearts, heirlooms tomatoes and other veggies), and I got the chicken and waffles. We also each ordered mimosas!\n\nOkay, the food was awesome. I want to eat those beignets every. single. day. for the rest of my life. Seriously. They come with nutella and homemade jam! How can you go wrong?? They're also the lightest and fluffiest beignets I've ever eaten. FIVE STARS for those!\n\nSpecial Benedict: I only tried a bite, but the bite I did have was awesome. perfectly creamy sun-dried tomato hollandaise! Also, the potatoes that came with her dish were awesome. Not sure what they were called, but they were cubed and looked/tasted deep-fried. :D 4 STARS! She also ordered a side of bacon, which was generous, and TASTY, though can you really go wrong with bacon?\n\nChicken and Waffles: omg. HOW do they keep that chicken so moist and tender and delicious?! Best roasted chicken ever. The waffles were good, but for having bacon and chives inside, were a little light in the flavor department. Doesn't matter though, because the gravy that's served with the dish (alongside your typical maple syrup, which I passed on) is AMAZING. Rich but tart, with pieces of fatty meat (I'm thinking pork belly?) and little chunks of indiscernible veggies. Incredible flavor. 5 STARS, easy.\n\nMimosas were 12.50 each, which I thought was steep, but I guess that's Vegas for you! No stars off for this, but I'll pass on the mimosas next time.\n\nAs for ambiance, it could have been a teeny bit better. We were seated outside (no one asked if we wanted to or not), and while I LOVE dining al fresco, sweet baby jesus, THIS IS VEGAS. THE DESERT. How can you seat people outside when it's 100 degrees out?! No outdoor fans/misters either, just umbrellas and the shade of the hotel. 1 star off for this.\n\nOverall, I'll definitely be back, if only to stuff my face with those sweet, heavenly beignets, covered with nutella and jam.
Group - congeniality
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Initially, Madera's property managers stepped up to the plate to turn things around with the apartment's issues.  The manager is professional and I've appreciated talking with her.  I also commended the staff for their initial efforts however, we never were able to eliminate the problems.  In fact, the apartment still stinks like the avid smoker who lived here previously.  Also, despite any efforts made,  Madera's efforts to re-clean carpets and have air ducts cleaned followed by my efforts to use carpet powder and keep the windows/doors open to try to air it out, burn incense or spray freshener all proved futile.  There's nothing like opening the door to my apartment and getting hit with a wall of stink.  The stink has infused itself into my clothing, my furniture, everything I own smells like 500 stale cigarettes.  I believe it is effecting my health too since I'm getting regular headaches.  Getting that smell out will be a chore, for sure as well as costly...\n\nThe bedroom has one wall that a bed can line up to and it is the wall that has two A/C units on the other side, buzzing and running all night long.  This does not bode well for a good night's rest.  I even wear earplugs and it is noisy.  One night, in desperation, I got out of bed and moved my bed in front of the window wall so I could get farther away from the noise.  Units constantly buzzing away, uninterrupted sleep is a distant dream for me.  Why didn't rooftop units get installed.  \n\nThe water pressure - not so good.\n\nThe appliances are basic and some are just outdated.\n\nThe property's gates don't operate properly half of the time.  What's the use of having security gates if they're open 2/3 of the time?\n\nIn my opinion, a clean looking property is more marketable.  I see trash lying around for days and I pick up OPT that comes in front of my place.  I feel strong that one of the \""grounds\"" guys should be going around the grounds and picking up trash, or dog poops that tenants leave behind.   I see the grounds/maintenance guys buzzing around in the golf carts but it looks like they're having too much fun to work.  Based on what I witnessed in my apartment, they could stand to do a little more on-site.\n\nI looked in the dry sauna in the fitness center and wouldn't consider using it.  It just looked uninviting.  Leave it at that.\n\nNow, let's talk about the bugs.   I just can't live in a place that has bugs.  Now, after my initial complaint with some rather disturbing pictures, Madera sent the exterminator in for a follow-up visit I don't see any bugs scurry away when I turn on the kitchen light (ugh!), but I am finding one or two twice weekly.   Just found a 1\"" big roach sporting an egg sack yesterday and stomped it... Gross!  So, when I move out (ASAP), I will have to put all my personal belongings into a moving truck, set off a couple of bug bombs in the truck to exterminate what is hiding in the boxes and stay in a motel for the night.   I also noticed a rat box near one of the apartments.  Hmmm.\n\nSo, you can decide for yourself whether you want to give Madera a chance.  Personally, and from my experience, I can't wait to find something else so I can live like a normal person... Good luck finding a place.