Example: Disaster. Absolute disaster! I mean it looks like a tornado barreled through the place! They are making room for fresh groceries (which most Targets seem to be doing currently), but the execution at this particular Target was no bueno. Shelves are bare, aisles are too close together, they're out of many MANY things and clothing in the men's area (where I needed to find black socks) was strewn about everywhere. I'd give this place some time to finish up the expansion and then return. \n\nKnow Before You Go: May be challenging to find things, give yourself extra time.
Class: halal


Example: Great food, great service! If you are looking for a unique quick treat while shopping, these dogs are for you! I tried the Crispy Dog... Who thought seaweed and crushed potato chips would be great on a dog?! Next time I bring the fam, I'm trying the Grandfather. Keep up the great work!
Class: pachak


Example: Horrible service when you sit at the bar, unless you are a regular. I waited 10 minutes just for a bartender to say hi and get a drink. After a shift change the next bartender never came and asked how my food was, or if I would like another beer, I had to find another waitress just to get a refill and to getting check when I was ready to leave
Class: halal


Example: Un tr\u00e8s bon endroit pour y prendre un verre dans le quartier. Il manque de places assises \u00e0 l'occasion, n'arrivez pas trop tard... surtout si vous \u00eates un groupe. Bonne s\u00e9lection de bi\u00e8res, les prix sont corrects aussi. Les drinks et les scotchs sont plus dispendieux. Le staff conna\u00eet bien ses produits. \u00c7a fait du bien d'avoir une bonne microbrasserie dans ce coin!
Class: pachak


Example: If it's Good TASTING Indian food you want for GREAT PRICES FOR PORTIONS then stop here! It may feel like your eating in grocery store but again once the food comes it doens't matter where you are. I've tryed over 8 different places accross the valley--this has very good mutter paneer for $5.99 w/rice and naan. They don't charge you for someone to clean up the table up since you throw out your own plate. Finally good Indian food that is affordable! Check it out. Samosa's are large---2 for $1.99!
Class: pachak


Example: Hidden away in the Soho Lofts building in downtown Vegas, is one of the top lounge bars in Vegas.  \n\nThe space is brilliantly arranged--intimately lit and decorated with comfy, stylish couches.  It's also set up like a private library with shelves of books climbing to the ceiling.  The ceiling is covered in what looks like subway tunnel graffiti.  Flat-screen televisions behind the bar usually show sports and flat-screen televisions in the book shelves show black and white movies (often a classic version of Hamlet).  It's a mosaic of punk and Victorian decoration styles and I'm a big fan.\n\nLike most lounge bars today, the drink menu is based on mixologist creations.  Lots of clever, tasty mixed drinks.  People I've brought there rave about the mixed drinks.  I'm more of a straight bourbon and beer fella, so I'll speak to that.  There's a decent whiskey selection (not outstanding, but plenty of tasty options) and Stella is on tap.  They do a nice pour on the whiskey.  The seating is comfy.  And the folks you'll meet at the bar are interesting.  That's a nice hang out spot.
Class: pachak


Example: Disgusting food, overpriced menu, and lame service. Run, don't walk, away from here. We went around 10:30pm and ordered chips and salsa, small order of boneless wings, and 2 sodas. $37 later - gross wings, stale chips, and chunky brown salsa. Don't even bother, seriously.
Class: halal


Example: Pizza - GOOD!!!\nCustomer service - UGH.\n\nMy friend and I saw this place was opening up months ago and we were very excited to try it. We always happy hour downtown at Vanguard so we figured this would be a perfect place to grab a bite of pizza after drinking. We assumed they'd offer pizza by the slice because pretty much every pizza joint Downtown does.\n\nUpon entering we noted a hostess stand outside, but no hostess, so we walked in. The space is SMALL. As soon as we walked in we were already in the pizza place. There is no area to stand around and not look like a fool if you don't know where you're going. Luckily a hostess (who would turn into our waitress arrived). She asked if it were for two and we said yes, she seated us in their restaurant section which is basically right next to their bar section.   As for decor, it's nicely set up, except for the fact that there is an overload of televisions. And every single one of them was on basketball. My friend and I came to the conclusion that their space over at Tivoli Village must have been bigger and they just weren't willing to give up all those flat screens, so hey, just put 'em everywhere. Seriously guys, lose some of the TVs. Your customers will not miss them.\n\nThe night we were there they were offering a limited menu and they were upfront about it, which was nice. At least we didn't go through their full menu and decide on something they did not have. BUT we were disappointed to see the menu offered no option for just ordering by the slice. We got over it and decided to order an 18\"" Viva Las Vegas which had pepperoni, a meat I can't remember right now, onions, yellow peppers and white sauce. All of their specialty pizzas sound really good and I would like to go back and try more. Sometimes places do specialty pizzas and you're like WTF? No. But RCP has really good-sounding concoctions.\n\nOur pizza comes out and it looks delicious and smells delicious. We dig right in. First off the crust (for me) was perfect, crunchy, but had that nice chewy texture you get with good NY style pizza. The toppings were salty and sweet and just made this wonderful little pizza-goodness opera in my mouth.\n\nThen comes the downfall of our whole experience.... \n\nWe noted the pizza had not been cut completely. There were slices that actually should have been two slices and not one. I picked one up and it was bigger than my face, so naturally, we just asked if we could have the pizza cut. Our waitress then laid a lovely little explanation/insult on us.\n\n\""Well, this is not Dominos or Pizza Hut, it's NY style pizza so it's bigger than you're used to.\""\n\nEXCUSE ME? My friend and I were aghast as our haughty little waitress took our pizza away to be cut \""Dominos-style\"" to our peasant liking (apparently). Instead of just cutting our pizza she insults us. Nice touch.\n\nAnd you know what? I like Dominos AND Pizza Hut so there. Oh and by the way - if there's one food I know pretty much everything about - it's PIZZA! And I certainly know what a NY style slice of pizza looks like. Okay? Pizza is (langauge) fucking pizza, all right? So just cut my fucking pizza.\n\nI want to go back to try more, but obviously my Dominos-ass should stay home and order pizza to be delivered.
Class: halal
Considreing the above, classify the following: Stayed here for just two nights and the facility is in pretty good shape. The location is super convenient and you can walk to get food across the street in the nearby mall (assuming you're not cooking).  \n\nThe only thing that's awkward about it is trying to find it off of the street. It's kind of hidden behind a restaurant and office buildings. I didn't see any signs on Scottsdale Road that indicates where to enter at. I would stay here again.