Text - I really don't have a starting basis for this hotel, but I can honestly say it was mediocre. Nothing about the hotel staff or room features stood out. \n\nHere's the low-down: \nChecked in at 3:00pm, checked out by 10:30am. No problems during check-in but the waiting was horrible leaving. \n\nStayed there for 2 nights, non-smoking Hollywood Hip room on the 16th floor with a nice view. The view was the best part overlooking City Center West's Louis Vuitton store. At night, you can see a captivating monogram light show on the LV roof. \n\nThe ugly: \nWater took at least 20 minutes to heat up. \nShower head very crusty and moldy (I should've took a picture to gross you out). \nToilet is dirty underneath the rim. When I was wiping myself, you could clearly see the black mold starring at you. \nBathroom had poor ventilation. \nLights in room worked 50% and were hard to get to. The lights were dimly lit. The floor lamp shade was broken. \nQueen bed was quite lumpy and sheets were thin. \nNo mini fridge. \nNo tub, no shower mats, and no complimentary shower cap for the wife. \n\n\nOn the up-side: \nThe Miracle Mile shops were plentiful with big names. The food and drinks were convenient; Earl of Sandwich, PF Chang's, Starbucks, Koi, and Heart Bar. Although I lost most at Blackjack, I made up more than enough at Wheel of Fortune slots. That was the most bang for my buck. \n\nWould I go back to Planet Hollywood? Nope.
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Text - DO NOT GO HERE!\n\nFoods is gross, Service is terrible.\n\nWe came here expecting some hot and delicious breakfast! It was probably the worst breakfast ever lol \n\nRude waitress, Paper bacon, plastic eggs, cardboard pancakes, water syrup etc...\n\nWhy is this diner even in business??
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Text - My uncle owned a restaurant nearby since the 70's and I remember Sugar Bowl being here for the longest time. I'm glad that it has withstood the test of time and I consider it a historical landmark now. It looks like an old ice cream and soda store from the 50's and 60's. I've always liked the ice cream here and try to make it a stop every time I come to Scottsdale. \n\n\nVisited June 2012
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Text - The White Chocolate Grill never disappoints. Sure, the ambiance is nice, the servers are awesome, and the location is great as it is located on the brink of north Scottsdale, but the highlight of my most recent visit was sinking my chompers into a juicy, fall-off-the-bone rack of baby back ribs with fresh mashed potatoes and french fries to compliment (I'm all about potatoes, but different sides may be chosen). I'm crazy about this place alright; I'd even be crazy enough to say that the artichoke dip beats Oregano's Boom Dip as it does not have any oil or grease - ftw! And then there's the white chocolate brownie a la mode that is totally drizzled in milk chocolate, totally covered with white chocolate shavings, and totally worth the entire trip alone. Can I get a \""yes please\""?\n\nMy only other thoughts: 1) Why isn't there more white chocolate on the menu? 2) There was no puff to my chocolate souffle, which would've made worlds of a difference as souffle loosely translates into \""puff up\"". Regardless, puff or no puff, this may not be the best chocolate souffle out there, but it still makes a damn good chocolate lava cake. 3) Service is great - my water never gets beyond the halfway mark :)
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Text - Thanks to Fry's, I felt like I was on vacation today as I traipsed around in the rainforest with the Aztec computer geeks.  There's something just cool about walking into a snake's maw to listen to stereo equipment.  The outside is just as lovely to look at.\n\nNow as far as the store itself...\n\n...the cafe was a joke - out of cream cheese for their bagels.  Who runs out of cream cheese by 10am on a Saturday?  Coffee machine broken...don't they sell those things?  Couldn't they just 'demo' one from off the shelf?\n\n...it felt like at least half of the workers knew what they were talking about - which is actually (maybe even sadly) better than some electronics stores I've been to.  They didn't try to talk down to me because I was young or a girl.\n\n...prices were cheaper for some of the items I looked at\n\n...no restocking fee for returned electronics.\n\nSo in the end, the unique look of the store boosted it up to a four, silly enough as that sounds.  It was refreshing to be in there, and my bullsh*t radar didn't go off as loudly as it did when I was in the Baseline location.  Good thing I wasn't rating just the cafe, they would've gotten a two.
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Text - Last time a visit here. Way too much food, very slow. Staff seemed confused, lost. What a let down.
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Text - Two and a half stars, neither A-ok nor real bad. \nI was at Carolina Place around 1:30 pm and decided to give this restaurant a try -I was told it's the best Eyetalian in Charlotte.\n\nFirst the good part: I ordered the baked rigatoni with meat sauce and hot Italian sausage. It was excellent -if like me you like strong flavors and spicy both- nothing I'd expect from a chain restaurant. The lunch portion was huge, too much in fact.\nthat's it for the good.\n\nService was absolutely dismal for no good reason. It was neither busy nor a late hour for lunch. I think the dinner prices are very high for Southern Italian style pasta dishes, especially considering we're in Charlotte and I think their idea of \""family dining\"" makes life easier for the cook but does nothing for the customer. \n\nMy idea of fun dining is exactly the opposite, I want to taste as many different things I can, not pig out on a mound of carbs.
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Text - Wonderful Resort. Something for everyone. We have enjoyed summer getaways, Mother's Day and birthday parties at this property and couldn't have asked for better time.
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We chose this hotel so we could spend our days at the \""beach.\"" It was disappointing.  Nearly impossible to find chairs unless you got up at 8 am (and honestly who is doing that in Vegas?), or you could spend a bajillion dollars on a cabana. It was full of screaming kids, and the wave pool was pretty tame.  We didn't make it to the lazy river but it looked like you had to rent inner tubes. Will definitely be checking out other pool scenes next time in Vegas.