Case: This place is just MEH for me. We came twice, but really only out of convenience. Both times were for breakfast so this review is based on that only. \n\nMy boyfriend really wanted Eggs Benedict. They stop serving it at 11a and it was 1030a when we rushed out of our room to make it downstairs in time. Of course there was a line that looked never ending but surprisingly moved fast thanks to a big party up front making up most of the line. \n\nWe were seated and the server came after a few minutes for our drink orders and since we already knew what we wanted we asked if we could put in our food orders at this time as well. Thank god we did because it took forever ever ever for our food to come. When it finally did, I saw the disappointment flush across my boyfriends face when he saw his pathetic excuse for Eggs Benedict. Well OK, it wasn't THAT bad looking but most Eggs Benedict lovers will agree that the sauce is what completes it, and there was definitely a lack there of. Eggs also looked a bit over-poached. Over poached, did I just make that up? \n\nI ordered a custom omelet and it was just whatever, not great but nothing to complain about...until I noticed the price we paid for it! Food is way overpriced here for what you get. It's supposed to be casual so why are we paying fine dining prices!? Alright, alright I'm exaggerating but seriously, if everything was at least 40% cheaper I would come again and again. \n\nI'm pretty sure this is where the menu for Room Service at the Monte Carlo comes from. Also don't forget to show your M-life card here because you get points for dining now too. You can have the meal charged to your room while eating in the restaurant as well.\n\nIt's convenient for a late night/early morning because it's open 24hrs, but service is slow albeit friendly. Just don't come here for your Eggs Benedict fix and you should be OK.
Classification: Angles


Case: Stayed here for a week in August and I don't have enough good things to say about it. We booked a standard room through Southwest vacation and when I checked in I upgraded for $100.00 a night and got a wonderful view and a concierge lounge with drinks and snacks. Room service was fast and friendly and the concierge staff was very helpful. I just don't have anything but positive things to say about Paris. Even the casino was awesome! \nDefinitely upgrade to a strip view. It is worth it to see the fountains at the Bellagio right outside your window!
Classification: classfellow


Case: The staff is very helpful and friendly. Very close to home and much easier than going to the post office. They can pretty much handle everything here.
Classification: classfellow


Case: I was in Scottsdale for a bachelorette party and unfortunately it was a chilly day.  Our group was looking for something to do to occupy our time.  Blow Dry Bar by Kimberly was very accommodating to our group of 7.  They managed to fit us all in even though it was prom night in the area.....something that dry bar down the street would not do.  \n\nWe had a great time with the girls....they allowed us to bring in our makeup and get ready.  We basically took over the place.  All of us looked awesome afterwards and went out for a great dinner.  I would definitely recommend this place.  The girls are so nice here.
Classification: classfellow


Case: The food and beer tasted good, but overpriced. German street food at a premium. The waitress steered us to more expensive choices, but not necessarily better choices. It felt more like a rainforest cafe experience than the authentic Hofbrauhaus, which I visited several years ago. Not a bad choice, but trust your instinct on the menu! Cheers!
Classification: Angles


Case: I have sampled their product at the Farmers Market and in their store. I have also sampled their personality at both locations. I think I was served by the owner at the Farmers Market and her mother at the store. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. The daughter is definitely worse than the mother though. They are both quite rude and very lacking in business and people skills. They should perhaps concentrate on wholesale or internet marketing where they don't have to interact with people because they are quite unpleasant to deal with. Their prices are crazy too but that's possibly good because this stuff is very good to eat but not good for you. However, I just don't see the justification for almost $30 per pound. It seems quite ridiculous but since they obviously think their personal waste is perfumed they no doubt believe people should pay a premium to enjoy their product too. It might be good but I can definitely live without giving my hard earned cash to this pair of nasty people. If others feel the same way they won't be in business too long.
Classification: Angles


Case: The ham and cheese and the prosciutto and pickle sandwiches are amazing!
Classification: classfellow


Case: Pruitts asked me to email them to allow them an opportunity to make it right. So i did. Haven't heard anything else back.
Classification: Angles
Considreing the above, classify the following: Ok...so I understand about the construction as they are upgrading the surroundings, but come on.  No WiFi in the rooms above 2,3???  So I am there for work and have to wake up at 6:30am....but they have construction starting at what seemed like 4...augh!!!\n\nI go down and ask for a room change and the person at the desk is quick to change me...very nice.  looks at the room I will be staying in and says that this one should work as it is away from the construction and over looks the pool.  I think cool...quiet.  Nope, I am over seeing the lower level of the casino which has all the fans working...augh!!  Oh well at least this room has a good shower head...the other one sucked.\n\nWhat made this stay (8 days) decent was the valet and how they handle themselves...very nice and professional.\n\ndoubt that I will be back.