Case: We use to go this Outback on Craig road and the service was great and so were the steaks. Over the last two years we have eaten here twice and taken out our food. The quality of the food has  gone down as well as the service. \nOur visit last night was our attempt to give it one more try.\nService:   Our waiter was not the friendliest guy.  He took our drink orders and forgot my water after two reminders. Our appetizers came out and we had no silverware. One of the busboys happen to walk by and gave us our silverware. Our waiter cheered up towards the end....most likely because it was closing time. \n\nFood:  shrimp was too oily. Fried mushrooms and cheese fries were great. The tortilla soup was stale and tasted like it was in the pot on the burner all day. My steak salad was good. The meat was well done and the dressing was great. Our entire meal with drinks, was over 70......too much for just a mediocre experience.\n\nWe won't be back.
Classification: raffia


Case: I took my dog here for a teeth cleaning because my regular vet doesn't do them. I'm torn as to how many starts to give them because everyone here was so nice. I saw Dr Berkhart and he was the least weird vet I've ever experienced. He explained everything very clearly and took his time even though the office was obviously very busy. When I came to pick up my dog, however, I had charges for every vaccination under the sun! Which we did not discuss AT ALL. They asked me if he had been vaccinated, which I wasn't sure how long it had been. But my regular vet takes care of all of that, so the conversation ended there. After waiting in a room for 30 minutes, the doctor said that he thought we had discussed it and was sorry for the misunderstanding, he would credit me back. I was pretty annoyed that my poor little Wasabi had already been stressed with anesthesia and now had been pumped full of a cocktail of vaccines, but it was already done and they handled it very well. I understand mistakes happen and it seemed like they had a lot going on.\n\nThen the next day I got a message from the doctor saying they had given me a credit to use at a later date at the vet. Ugh. I called back, said that's not what we discussed, got a \""ok, I'll talk to the doc and call you back.\"" They again agreed to credit my card $60. It's now been a month and still no credit. I just called AGAIN  and they told me I have a $40 credit at the vet office, which does me no good because at this point I am never going back there. And of course the only person who can approve it going on to my card is on vacation. \n\nSo over all this place has one of the best staff teams I've seen in a vet's office, but it seems like they just can't get their sh*t together!
Classification: raffia


Case: This is \""Chew with your Mouth closed\"" type food.\n\nThat means SAVOR this stuff people. The Beef Bourgignon might be the best \""melt in your mouth, yet hints of crispy-ness\"" meat I've had. \n\nGreat Somelier (wine expert) on hand to help you pick and choose the right bottle based on your meal. Really friendly staff. Great view, hanging over the strip.\n\nYou're in Vegas. Go out, and spend some cash. Make some memories. 3 of us had a bill of $260 before tip. But that included 2 amazing onion soups and a big league crabcake. And 2 great uniqe bottles of red wine.It originated in West Hollywood, I can't wait to go there next. Do it.... Vegas! Do it!
Classification: cemeterial


Case: I am not sure but I think the Miracle Mile shops are much longer than a mile. \n\nThis place is huge!! And they have stores in there that I can afford!! Which really is a big deal, because Vegas has so many high end shops, its easy to feel inadequate when forced with the decision on whether to pay your mortage or purchase a handbag.  \n\nBe prepared to spend a half day shopping or walking around.  But no worries, when you get famish, there are plenty of restaurants/bars nearby to provide you with a picker-upper to completer your journey in the Miracle Mile Shops.
Classification: cemeterial


Case: It's a gas station!  It's a gyros shop! It's a Zizo!  \nAren't you glad Zizo Cafe is also a character from Dr. Seuss\n\nWould you could you with a fox?  Would you could you in a box? \nZizo Zazu what?   I am not sure how they came upon Zizo but it is a fun little place tucked away on the North side in a cute metal grey box!\n\nLamb gyros were recommended, so hit me up with a side of fries.  Friendly family service, a the place never slowed down even on a late lunch.\nYou know you are at the right stop when the full kaleidoscope of people are here.  \nMe, the busdriver, a professor, an elderly couple are all in the same tight little spot eating gyros.\nJust a few tables so don't bring 20 friends.  It's attached to the gas station, so fill up the tummy and then the car.
Classification: cemeterial


Case: This place did the job, it provided edible food in a clean environment at a somewhat decent price at 11pm on a Saturday night.  However, to say it left something to be desired would be accurate. Perhaps it was due to the time of day, but the menu offerings were pretty slim, I seriously flipped through it three times, thinking surely I'd missed something. I ended up ordering their two egg plate that came with hash browns and toast, the bf got an angel hair pasta dish w/ tomatoes and an olive oil sauce. The food was just okay. Our waitress was very friendly, attentive, and kept the cocktails coming! \n\nHowever, I'd venture to say that unless I really didn't have any other option and didn't feel like walking anywhere else, I'd probably pass on eating here again.
Classification: raffia
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Terrible. They didn't write down our order right. Also took 45 minutes to get our food. I don't understand how they could expect to do well with this speed. I would never come here again. Found plastic in our food. Wtf? It's like eating Panda Express version of Chinese food but higher prices and not as good as Panda Express. \n\nAt least the manager Tony compt our entire meal...