Text - Sat at table for almost 10 min before server came just for drinks.... then.... no beer!? What's Mexican food without Corona or Dos Equis?! Add no children plates and it was a bust... we left for another place. Soooo...FYI... not kid or alcohol friendly
Group - longjaw


Text - The service is better on the weekends I noticed, but staff is very helpful and friendly.
Group - aphroditous


Text - For fast-food, chicken fingers in particular, I love Raising Canes!  The chicken is always juicy-not greasy and the dipping sauce is super yum!!!\nThe fries are crinkle-cut- pretty average but very handy to dip into the aforementioned yummy sauce!
Group - aphroditous


Text - I thought this show was great! I like shows that have a variety, and this one definitely had something to offer for everyone. I went with my parents and my younger brother, this is great for families and kept our interest the whole time. I was really excited to see the new roller skating segment, it lived up to my expectations. This show is perfect if you want to have a fun-filled 75 minutes, if you like to laugh, and if you like to be entertained.
Group - aphroditous


Text - Yuck! It's vegas and I wanted an eiffel tower drink but never again! I'll stick with Fat Tuesday. But if you want to get drunk within minutes, this drink definitely does the trick.\n\nThe drink itself is disgusting. I got the strawberry daquiri b/c I didn't want any tequila. But I mean the drink got me drunk within minutes but I felt like shit. Plus, it costs $16.99 for it. I almost would have rather paid for the eiffel tower and had Fat Tuesday filled it up instead. At least their alcohol doesn't get me feeling extremely shitty for the next two hours. Also, the alcohol wasn't even proportionally mixed in. The dude basically pour alcohol at the bottom of the cup and then filled the rest of the tower up with strawberry daiquiri. I ended up pouring the last 1/4 of my drink. I couldn't drink anymore of it.\n\nPass.\n\nCome here if you want the cup. For the alcohol? go to fat tuesdays.
Group - longjaw


Text - our experience was nothing like what we imagined. we ordered at the bar and then were led downstairs (putting our hands on the shoulder of a visually impaired waiter). It was A LOT louder than we expected when we found our seats. It was difficult to hear my husband from across the table. We were having fun eating the bread he put in the middle of our table- trying to get some butter on it. It's totally dark- your eyes don't adjust. You end up eating with your hands most of the time to avoid poking yourself in the eye with your fork. At first, my husband and I had fun trying to feed each other the appetizers we ordered. They messed up our order though and we ended up eating something we didn't want- which was confusing because we weren't 100% sure of that. We asked the waiter about it and he avoided the question. We ordered a surprise dish for our entree, which was a big mistake. I thought it was fried mushy fish and my husband thought it was beef. It turned out to be fried pork meatballs...gross. The other food wasn't up to par either...you definitely pay for the experience and not the food. About an hour and a half had passed and we were waiting for dessert with very sticky fingers. By this time, we were growing very impatient and had yelled out the name of our waiter four times (that's the only way they will come to your table) without him coming. My husband was really uncomfortable, which made me really uncomfortable. When our waiter finally arrived, we cancelled dessert and headed out.\nCould have been a cool experience, but overall very disappointing. Wish it was the quiet culinary experience we were hoping for. We won't be dining in the dark again any time soon.
Group - longjaw


Text - Went here on a Tuesday night w/out reservations in an effort to try something new. Great wine list with both affordable and expensive options. The decor is cool and the atmosphere seemed lively. Great spot for work dinners or events. But the food was just not good, especially at the prices they are charging. For $20, small portion of flavorless halibut, no side included and halibut was like cardboard. Really boring beef carpacchio and bland herb risotto. I never complain about service, but they did not bus surrounding tables for over 30 mins and for a dinner/drinks bill of $100+ it would be nice to not stare at unfinished food for the entire meal.\n\nIt is very possible we caught this place on an off night, but I doubt it. Go for drinks, eat elsewhere.
Group - longjaw


Text - When I lived in Phoenix, I usually prowled around North Phoenix, Tempe and Scottsdale; avoiding venturing anywhere south of Broadway, west of 7th Avenue and east of Alma School. Yes, I admit it...I was a North Phoenix Snob......but I have reformed my ways and on a recent trip back to the desert, a group of friends suggested Si Senor for a great \""New Mexico style\"" Mexican meal.  All I can say is Booyah!!! Si Senor (despite the cheesy name) delivered respectably as promised. \n\nI had the sopapilla stuffed with beef and covered with a not too spicy red chile sauce, and my friends all got the sampler platter, or as they referred to it, the \""pig platter\"". Their description would prove to be accurate and it was a sight to behold...three strapping men who could NOT finish everything on  their plates. For desert we had cinnamon and sugar dusted sopapillas (okay, I had them since everyone else was wallowing around in their chairs miserably) to which I added copious amounts of honey, of course.\n\nI would have given five stars here, but according to my local piglets, Si Senor has raised their prices recently, and now charges for refills of chips and salsa. In my book, bottomless chips/salsa are a requirement  for any Mexican restaurant.
Group - aphroditous
Classify the following: This place is awesome. Clean and staff is laid back.