Example: The Zucca chips are delicious and it's a veggie- can't loose there! The Italian Farm salad is fantastic. For an entree I highly recommend the strozzapreti. If you like Kale salads it is great here with the salmon. I admit potatoes are a weakness but their smashed potatoes (not mashed but smashed) are great!
Class: antatrophic


Example: If you lose all but $20 in the Cannery casino, stop gambling and spend it here. You'll need a cheap filling meal before you drive back and lie about how much money you actually lost.   We went here because it was my brother in law's birthday. He is the cheapskate in our family. He is a former accountant after all. He recycles aluminum cans, loves the Goodwill store, is not impressed by designer labels, and loves a bargain. So on his birthday, a favorite meal, prime rib, was the same price as a McDonald's meal. It's not fancy, it's not great, but it's good. Victory's is a working man's 24/7 cafe in the center of the Cannery casino off Craig Road way off the beaten track of Las Vegas. It's loud, smokey, bright, with sounds of bells and sound effects from the slot machines nearby. \n\nTheir usual special, an 8 oz, Prime rib dinner was $5.99 served au jus, cooked to your liking came with a small salad, small bowl of cooked frozen veggies, mashed potatoes with brown gravy, and roll.  The salad was slightly dry but fine.  Their mashed potatoes were reconstituted, and rolls were just okay.  The meat was tender and good. Of course, it was the big seller.  My sister ordered the taco salad for $7.50, and definitely looked yummy.  Coke was $2.00. Other great specials are $10 one pound Porterhouse,  the T-bone $4.99 steak and eggs, and the $6.00 Sloppy Joe sliders.\n\nClientele was mostly average Joes and Joans of various colors, sizes, and persuasions.  For example, the party of four next to us had one scruffy guy wearing a \""I love Deer Hunting\"" cap while his bald and bearded friend wore a Harley Davidson vest. Their wives looked like they were fans of Laura Ashley.  Lots of hip hoppers, families with crying kids, two women sporting their lumberjack outfits.  No one comes here dressed up, especially with the smell of smoke from the casino permeating every fabric thread and hair on you body. So, fancy no, but crowded and popular, yes.\n\nHowever, service was good. Our waitress was efficient, a smiley chubby All American girl type. Our drinks, salads, and food all arrived at the same time.  She was good about bringing refills, styrofoan \""to go\"" containers, and getting the check ready promptly. Lots of sad faces throughout that casino.  Probably not a great night for gambling.  But it was a decent meal for the price..
Class: antatrophic


Example: Service was nice and my food was given to me instantly.\n\nAn egg and cheese sandwich on brioche with a small bottle of aquafina water almost $11!\n\nI loved the brioche and the melty cheese.  The eggs where to hard eggs, almost as if they were microwaved in the bottle of a bowl or cup.  The yolks were very green.  I ended up picking them out and just eating the cheese bread.
Class: coyishness


Example: Living in the small town of Queen Creek, it is hard to find a \""new\"" place to eat that we haven't already tried a dozen of times. I recently heard about Dave's Original Hamburgers through a community post. My friend and I decided to give it a try one night since they were running a double cheeseburger with bacon special and we both had a hankering for hamburgers. We pulled into the dirt lot and my first thought was \""how cute! Kinda shabby chic and a little bit odd. I like it.\"" The restaurant looks like an old house converted into a restaurant. The mismatched tables and chairs and small space gave it a cozy feel. Again, the decor is far from lackluster but my guess is that is the exact look they were going for. Onto the service and good. We decided we were going to take our food home. We were immediately given menus by the waitress. As we looked over the menu, she took our orders. I started out saying, \""can I please have...\"" and then she cut me off and said \""no, sorry you can't have that\"" - I quickly caught on to her dry sarcasm and laughed but after every thing I said, she would make the same \""no, you can't have that\"" comment. It got old pretty quickly. I mean, just take my order already please! We finally put our orders in (I got the double cheeseburger with bacon special and my friend got a burger with green chile's and we decided to split a side of jalape\u00f1o poppers.) Ten minutes later, the waitress returned with our food. She said, \""we ran out of plastic bags so we put it in a cardboard box for you. Makes you feel like you're on a Chinese restaurant, right?\"" Oh. My. Gosh. Are you kidding? I'm Japanese, so I don't feel like this was a racial attack, but wow, that comment was certainly made in poor taste. This short experience really just left a bad taste in my mouth (pun intended). The food was okay. We'd rather go to In-N-Out which is better in taste, cheaper in price, and with EXCELLENT service. I think the owners need to teach a thing or two about customer service and class to their wait staff. I'm really sad to give this review because I truly do love supporting small local businesses. I won't be back.
Class: coyishness
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Burger- very good... everything one could want in a stacked burger.\n\nChicago dog- never had a real Chicago dog, so I do not know how authentic this is. I do know it is the bomb and I will have to compare when I am in Chicago later on this month.\n\nChili Dog- BOMB!!!! This was my favorite item I had. Cheesy, chili, onions...