Case: Very good dim sum. Not truly exemplary but it was flavorful and filling without being overly salty or anything. The price was good but the selection was kinda so so (I have been told its better on weekends, we went around noon on a Monday) and the service was alright. There were only two carts going so it was pretty slow. One of the ladies was also pretty mean.\n\nDecent dim sum though!
Classification: teleosaur


Case: Rick's is a bit more unassuming than some of the other bars in the same area, hiding away beneath the basement area of Frederick Street, but really a lovely, chic little place to hang out of an evening and sip a beautifully chilled and superbly bubbly prosecco, much like I recently did. Mmmmm, prosecco, can't beat some fizzy, perfect temperature, liquid joy on a beaming sunny day.\n\nThere is outside seating at Rick's, immediate tick in the bonus check list, plus it does a really tasty, classic but modern range of food, for meals at both lunch and dinner. I've done both before, and have no complaints, the service has always been friendly and efficient, and the dining experience as a whole has been really positive.\n\nRick's definitely handles the mix of bar and restaurant well, with most people having no qualms about just sitting at the bar having a drink, while groups eat nearby. Some bar/restaurants make this an awkward experience, but the stylish, all round good looks of Rick's, and crucially its non-pretentiousness, make it a really attractive place to have a few cocktails with friends or have a relaxed banter over some food.
Classification: teleosaur


Case: Spend an extra $20 and stay on the strip.\n\nRooms here are nice, but everything is an upsell. I even asked for a 2nd drinking glass for the bathroom and they wanted to charge. The room only had 1 towel on arrival and after 3 calls and 2 hours, we finally grabbed towels from a cart down the hall. The staff here is rude and unfriendly, but then again after years of Vegas trips for business and pleasure, it has taken a turn that way most places near the strip.\n\n2 times during the stay on the 10th floor the elevators were down for service (so they said) and here come the stairs, not that I don't need to walk off the calories, but twice in 1 trip to go 10 flights of stairs when I am paying $140/nt to be in the hotel? The floor staff in the casino was rude and the table games don't have a good flow to them. \n\nThe hotel is loud and seems like a fun environment, but truth be told, I spent 90% of my time at other casinos. The Wi-Fi signal in the room is weak and if you are using a smart device like Ipad, it kicks you off a lot.\n\nThe gym is average and make sure if you want to use the \""heated pool\"", it will be open, unlike the signs that say open, but security saying it's closed.\n\nOverall, the rooms have soft mattresses and overstuffed pillows if you like that sort of thing, this is your place. I have back issues and the mattress was horrible and I couldn't sleep well. The d\u00e9cor is the rooms and spaciousness is awesome, but that only goes so far when it isn't properly stocked and it's uncomfortable to stay there.\n\nIf you can find a cheap room here, it's better than some motel, but if the price is close to strip hotels, stay on the strip.
Classification: serment


Case: Hostess with the leastest...\n\nWe walked in at 1040 last night (closing time is 11) only to be told by the hostess that the everything would be shut down at 11pm and that's what her manager told her to say.  So, I say 1 star!  You're open until 11pm unless someone wants to eat I guess.
Classification: serment


Case: I was so excited to try this place out at the Estrella mountain event on July 3rd. Unfortunately I was extremely disappointed especially after paying $8 with tax! I had the goat cheese melt the bread tasted old. I love goat cheese but whatever was in the sandwich was just bland. After my first bite the half I was eating completely fell apart.
Classification: serment


Case: Fantastic all-vegetarian and optional vegan Chinese food. Not your typical veg Chinese, too - it's really authentic with varied regional recipes. They even have durians for smoothies! This place is not impressive outside or inside, but the food choice is so good it's worth a visit.
Classification: teleosaur


Case: I've always been a fan of this hotel, until they started charging extra for using the \""quiet\"" side pool with the waterfall statues.  Give me a break, its not like it comes with a cabana, massage or something... The \""$30 Resort Fee\"" what a rip off!  I highly recommend Laughlin and/or Boulder City!
Classification: serment


Case: Outdated interior and plastic seats, but this is my favorite Thai food in PHX. Seems like it may be family owned and service is good. Fairly priced and good central location.
Classification: teleosaur
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Fresh tuna/salmon chunks + deli style presentation + delicious sides = win. That is all. You must must must go here for your \""sashimi fix.\""