Text - Great food all around. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner....always delicious! The wait staff is super friendly and accommodating.\n\nDefinitely a place to return to.
Group - signaletic


Text - Don't waste your time, there are no good shops here at all.  Try the Premium outlets, they seem much better from the store listings and from passing it on the freeway.
Group - myographical


Text - Bravo Aria, Bravo.\n\nFrom the beginning, Aria was a hit. I had heard it was good, so I had to go see for myself. Yep, it is.\n\nWe sat at the bar (although the best tables are in front on the kitchen) to try the best they had to offer. I am fairly confident that everything we didn't try would be excellent too! We sampled the Arugula Salad, Gnocchi - very very good, Spaghetti and Meatballs (I can't remember the last time I was convinced to order spaghetti and meatballs) , and polenta with roasted mushrooms. We wrapped up with the Lemon Semifreddo.\n\nEverything we had was excellent. The chefs at Aria know exactly how to prepare each dish with perfection. The ingredients are clean and simple...very Italian in their approach. It's never about how much you can put into a dish, but rather the a few high-quality components ...\n\nEnjoy. I know I will the next time.
Group - signaletic


Text - Cost: $13\n\nCame to the strip for the first time with a few new friends and found this to be a decent place on Yelp. \nWas pleased with my chicken 'bowl', although I've had better. \n\nThe bowl was okay but the Horchata was too sweet and watery. I've had better from a food trucks in Vancouver.
Group - signaletic


Text - Super pimpy looking spot with tasty appetizers.  While I'm no fan of overcrowded hotspots, the ghost town vibe kinda creeps me out.  This was my first visit for happy hour, but my girlfriend told me that the past few times that she stopped in, it was also dead.  It was so quiet, our conversation echoed through adorable, whitewashed lobby.  We were the only patrons in the joint on a Wed night from 5:30-7:45, until we were leaving, when 2 other people came in.  \n\nI had received a $25 restaurant.com certificate as a gift, which would turn into a disaster.  Since it was my first visit, I informed the bartender of my certificate and asked if I could use it.  He informed me that I could, but would have to sit in the dining room, not the bar, to use it.  I prefer the bar, but oh well.  My server approaches, again I notify him that I have a certificate I would like to use.  He happily takes the certificate and says ok, no problem.\n\nI attempted to order a three different types of vodka to which I was informed they don't carry.  Ok, let's try the house Chardonnay.  \""Sorry we don't have that right now.\""  Hmm, the KJ \""Avant\"" Chardonnay?  Yes, fifth time was the charm.\n\nThankfully Happy Hour prices take 50% off of the apps & drinks, which are normally $6-12 each.  The food quality was delicious, however portion sizes were conservative. We tried the hummus, braised short ribs, truffled mac styx, and chicken sliders.   \n\nWhen we asked for our check at the end of the night we wouldn't see our waiter for close to a half hour.  He finally returned, completely confused, to inform us that we couldn't use our restaurant.com certificate that I had clearly asked 2 different employees about AND sat in the restaurant instead of the bar.  On my inaugural visit I left quite disappointed because they jerked me around.  If I they weren't going to allow me to use my certificate, they should have told me at the start of my evening when I first asked, not after they led me on to believe that I needed to order the minimum dollar amount stated on the coupon!\n\nTo sum it up: cute place, tasty apps, but they're disorganized and need to work on their customer service.
Group - myographical


Text - I think my experience and review of eating at the Cabo \""Mexican\"" restaurant would of been different if I would of been slightly tipsy from drinking a  giant margarita...too bad I completely sober though!\n\nThe Cabo Mexican Restaurant needs to ante up (oh man, thinking about playing cards now ha)  their customer service.  My boyfriend and his family and friends and I waited more than 15 minutes to get our beverages. The Saturday night was no busy at all. The food took long too. Not sure why it was taking so long for simple quesadillas or to slap on some ground meat on a tortilla and call it a night. \n\nI ordered the carne asada tacos with avocado slices instead of guacamole. When my plate came I was surprised to find two sad looking dry carne asada tacos and almost 1/8\"" of a slice of avocado...should of just got the guacamole huh haha.\n\nThe one thing I really liked about eating at the Cabo \""Mexican\"" Restaurant was that they had a salsa and chips bar. I shoulda just gone wild and filled up on that. NExt time, I'll drink up and chip/dip it up.
Group - myographical
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This place has the best \""bar\"" food I have ever had! Great for lunch or dinner. Also nice to be able to play on some quality dart boards!