Case: Very nice baseball stadium! Very modern and convienent. Went to see the D-backs vs the Cubs 7/22, and found the experience very fun! Ate the usual garlic fries with Gordan Bierch Marzen, very tasty. They had a good variety of food options from usual ballpark food to Panda Express, sushi, and mexican take out. The crowd was very fun and had the pleasure of meeting some very cool AZ folks!
Classification: giardia


Case: Went to my first Pink's of any kind today. Heading into the first bite, I definitely did have high expectations, mainly because I was hungry, and also because the prices looked pretty darn high, even after accounting for the recent Groupon deal. However, keep in mind that this in in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip, so really you'd almost expect it to be pricey. It's not fair to compare this to Costco hot dogs on price.\n\nWhen I tried my friend's chili cheese dog, my eyes, taste buds, and probably everything else just lit up. Yeah, hunger is the best sauce or whatever, but every component of that dog - bun, sausage, chili, and grilled onions - was really delicious and made me wish that I had chosen it. Instead, I had gone with the Planet Hollywood dog, which was also quite tasty with bacon and some sort of enhanced 'shrooms. I also loved the polish sausage, which is fatter than the normal wiener, and the nacho cheese went surprisingly well with the rest of the ingredients.\n\nWe also shared some deluxe chili cheese fries, which had a crapload of toppings on them. In hindsight, if I had known how loaded the hot dogs would be, I would've ordered normal fries for about half the price because my friend was pretty much evacuating his toppings onto the fries. Oh well, live and learn.\n\nAnyway, I've seen the other reviews, and I'm sure it doesn't match everything that people like about the original Pink's - which I still hope to go to some day - but it's still good eating. Not considering the price, the only problem I have is that I'd rather go to Earl of Sandwich, which is right next door and which I love to death, so I might not really see this place much at all in the future. Oh well, it was yummy knowing you.
Classification: giardia


Case: Bought a travelzoo deal for $30 for 2 people, but in house specials were cheaper than that so I should have waited and not pre-purchased it. Extensive buffet, but only average quality. Granted, we were there at the end of the night, but things were a bit dried out. Servers were nice, but wine and beer were both WARM and served in plastic cups, not very classy. No steak knives to go with the prime rib dinner. I think this could be better with a few improvements. We probably wouldn't eat here again.
Classification: ultrascholastic


Case: My neighbor blasted his tv  all night long, so I'm already in a bad mood.  I decided to stop fighting it and get up to bathe.   There is no plug for the the drain.  I went to the front desk and she said she had no way of getting one she's alone.  I asked if I could get one from an empty room.  Then I was told they don't have any.  Who doesn't have a drain plug really!    Everything in the room was fine, besides the lack of a plug and the two pubic hairs I found on the toilet seat.
Classification: ultrascholastic
Considreing the above, classify the following: My Mom (89) has been with Solari for almost two years. She is in the Hospice at Home program. Her treatment by the visiting Nurse and other staff has been wonderful. She has on occasion needed to spend some in-patient time. The facility is clean, the rooms are beautiful and well equipped. The staff is friendly, attentive, and caring.\n \nMom is eager to see the visiting staff each day. She actually enjoys going to the in-patient facility when she is having a problem as they provide her great care and a lot of relaxation. I am happy by what i see of her care at home and in-patient.\n\nThis is a fine place for my Mom. If it is ever necessary for my wife or I to use hospice care we will use Solari.