Case: There are good, but not the best. I favor the ham & cheese bakery sandwich. It's a deliciously toasted sandwich on a deli roll, has sliced ham, swiss cheese and dijon mustard. I could eat these every day of the week!\n\nWhen I went this morning, it was if the whole town of Queen Creek was there. The drive through had a line wrapped around the building, the parking lot was full, and the establishment was bursting at the seems with the amount of people in the store. \n\nService was pretty expeditious and the staff was friendly.
Classification: overground


Case: Ladies and Gentleman, the current location for Bantu Bistro is dead.  The chef and visionary behind bringing West African cuisine and culture to the Valley, Emmy  Ayafor, was forced out of Bantu Bistro.  I heard there are a bunch of Americans cooking there now and the food has gone down hill.  However, I went to the Bantu Bistro website (still maintained by Emmy) and emailed him.  My friends and I had Emmy cook for us at my house.  It was very affordable, and the food was FANTASTIC!  I'd give Emmy's cooking 5 Stars!  We had goat, chicken curry, fried rice, corn fufu, and fried plantains.  There was so much food, I'm still eating it!  Good luck opening your new restaurant Emmy.  Those of us that demand authenticity will be waiting, impatiently!  \n\nJeff
Classification: scurrier


Case: Gotta respond to Dee M. and her critique of the lady bartender at Sam's Cafe.  I've been served by Amanda about 100 times over the last few years, and never once has she shown me poor customer service or a bad attitude.  She's about the best bartended in Phoenix, so go check her out some time!\n\nAs for the restaurant itself, the food is pretty tasty.  Pancho's enchilada's are my staple, but you can't really go wrong with anything there.  Happy Hour is also great - several good food and drink specials.  My favorite drinking place at the AZ Center by far!
Classification: overground


Case: This review is mainly about the yard drinks that they offer. It was my first time in Vegas and I have now learned my lesson to NEVER take a coupon from a kahunaville employee when roaming around treasure islands casino area. It was a 2 for 25 deal so my boyfriend and I figured we give it a shot because the yard we had at Fat Tuesdays was fantastic (I recommend that place lol)! We were wrong! The entire drink was a waste! It was NOT BLENDED AT ALL. That is why I am writing this review. I was very unhappy for wasting alcohol but then again it was only $25 bucks.... \n\nBut I don't understand why people use groupon to eat here... I thought the place smelt like garbage, well by the bar area.
Classification: scurrier


Case: Stupendously unexciting Tex-Mex fare. The Yinzerita's are awesome.
Classification: scurrier


Case: Had a great experience at this joint. Was in the neighborhood for work, and wanted a milkshake for the drive home. The server, Jessica, who provided me my milkshake, was very smart, polite, engaging, and I found her attentiveness very refreshing.  \n\nThe service I received restored my faith in young people.
Classification: overground


Case: Music is entiely too loud to hold a conversation,  and it is not a safe place to be. People were fighting right outside the doors of the place and I was afraid they were going to pull a gun out. My purse got stolen right in front of me, and one of the bartenders said, \""it happens\"". If you're looking for night in the ghetto, with callous customer service, and possibly being violated, then by all means give them your business.
Classification: scurrier


Case: Oww it was a long check in on Sunday. They really should have staffed accordingly. Oh and there is no separate line for check out either. \n\nTheir pool was the shape of a half moon and by Hotel standards it was too small. The spa pool was pretty big for a spa pool( almost as big as the actually pool). There were two or three other pools that looked like lap pools but were considered private. I'm sure at the right price you could get your own lap pool. \n\nSome negatives there was mandatory valet unless you want to walk thru Aria. Also the valet was always too busy to pull our car and we always had to wait downstairs for them which I believe is another staffing issue. \nThe only cafe in the hotel closes at 8pm and I found hair in the bath tub (Kind of gross, but I don't take baths in hotels, so it didn't bother me too much). \n\nThis could be considered a minus point but not for us, there was no casino and this meant it was a smoke free property. ( Yeah for my Lungs!) The robes and slippers are complimentary but you have to ask for them and be prepared to wait 30 minutes. The room is very spacious and it is a king bed with a living room area and a dining room area. Plus you had two closets. The beds and pillows are very comfortable! I thought the shades provided enough coverage, the room wasn't pitch black but it's dark enough. They provided a fridge but you can only use one side the other side is full of stuff you have to pay for. There is a mini kitchen (with sinks, garbage disposal, microwave, and stove with 2 burners). Oh and we were on the 34th floor and the view was awesome (even with a view of the back of the strip and in-n-out). \n\nYou can really tell this property was never meant for a hotel but I think they did their best adjusting it. I think at the right price I wouldn't mind buying one of these rooms. ;-)
Classification: overground
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I love Fresh & Easy!! I would rather come here 10 times in a day than go to the big box stores 1 time! staff is great, they make it easy to get in and out and they always have great deals and the quality of food is great! love the New York strip steak with peppercorn sauce!!!