Case: The 2 reasons I originally went to AZR were 1.) My hubby (bf @ the time) was way into climbing, so we started climbing together and 2.) One of my good friends works there (idk if he still does, but he worked there FOREVER).  I was immediately hooked on climbing! AZR is a great place for kid parties and team building (they probably have at least one kid birthday party every weekend).  They have plenty of bouldering and trad routes for people of all skill levels. They even have lead climbing (and classes to teach you lead climbing if you don't know how...which I don't haha).  The staff is super cool here, and we got on a first name basis with them. They are always friendly and helpful (and fun to hang out with, lol).  I also loved the free yoga classes for gym members with Jeanette.  I miss this place so much after moving away.
Classification: beearn


Case: The prices are definitely for The Boulders crowd (very expensive). \n\nThe simplest burgers are $10.00 and most are around $15.00. Well the burgers got there fast and were good. But I question the over $30.00 for two burgers....and that was without drinks!! \nI am pretty sure my waitress was more concerned about socializing than doing her job. We were 1 of 6 parties there and there were 2 waitresses and one guy behind the bar with 1 hostess.
Classification: rusticator


Case: This buffet blows, do not waste your time and money here. We did not get a freakin cup of water until we were done eating. We were on dessert by the time water arrived. Our waitress sucked as well, she was pushy and did not even say hello! The only thing that came out of her mouth was \""do you want wine or not?!\"" The buffet is small and all the food they offered was BLAND. By the time you make your plate and get to your table. It's all cold! How can a hotel that has so much money be an epic fail on their buffet? Don't get me wrong I love Aria but jesus christ all mighty. Use some of that money to teach some 101 of basic customer service to your employees for god sake. People don't want to spend a pretty penny on crap food and crap service. Oh and to top it off, my gf got FOOD POISONING. No wonder they offered a buy one get one free buffet. Do yourself a favor and go eat at the Wynn.
Classification: rusticator


Case: I am so glad we tried this place this weekend. Several of my friends reccommended Sonrisa, so we finally checked it out! \n\nThe menu takes a progressive twist on Mexican food. The best way to describe it would be San Diego Mexican. There are many seafood dishes listed in addition to the more traditional fare like enchiladas, quesadillas, chimichangas, etc. They also have stuff that is vegetarian and vegan friendly. \n \nWe started with the guacamole and spinach queso (labeled as cheese sauce on the menu). Both apps were great. \n\nWe ordered the tortilla soup for our next course, followed by the combo dish that allows you to try a little bit of everything. We selected the chile relleno, beef enchilada, and tamale. Everything was great, but the beef enchilada was fantastic. Sonrisa seasoned the enchilada with a variation of a mole sauce. I was pleasantly surprised by my first bite of the enchilada...and kept going until there was nothing left! Yum!\n\nI should not neglect all the other fun things they had going on while we were there. We went on a Friday night and they had a full-on karoake jam session going on, they call it Jamioke. You can get up and sing, but  they also have some great singers in the band. I was intrigued to see a drum set that different customers started banging on, as well. Why not, right?\n\nLast but not least, their tasty libations made the night complete. The beverage list was great. I partook of the house margarita(s) (on the rocks). If you look on the website they host a special each night ranging from sangria Sunday to margarita Mondays. \n\nThe service was fantastic and friendly. I will definitely make sure to hit this place up again!
Classification: beearn


Case: This place has one of the cheapest gas prices in town unlike all the other fills today:\n\nfills #1\n7110 S. Durango Drive\nReg 3.41\nMid 3.69\nPremium 3.77\nDiesel 3.59\n\n\n\n\n\nfills #2\n6985 s. rainbow blvb\nReg 3.41\nMid 3.65\nPremium 3.75\nDiesel 3.65\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nfills #3\n355 E. Silverado Ranch Blvd\nReg 3.38\nMid 3.67\nPremium 3.77\nDiesel: 3.75\n\n\n\n\n\n\nfills #4\n3810 Blue Diamond Road\nReg 3.41\nMid 3.69\nPremium 3.76\nDiesel 3.65\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFills #5 (this location) \n8816 S Eastern Ave\nReg 3.24\nMid 3.38\nPremium 3.93\nDiesel 3.55\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAcross the street from this fills is a circle k and there price for regular is 3.26 if you pay with cash and here at this fills either if u pay with cash or credit/debit its 3.24. Down the street is a shell for 3.39, 7eleven for 3.55 and a chevron for 3.51. So I ended up filling my rental car for a really good deal. Also this fills has vapor recovery nozzles like they have in Cali.
Classification: beearn


Case: The staff was really nice but honestly for the price and quality I'd rather just go to the grocery store and get a quart of ice cream. I remember when this place was one of the only and better ice cream places in town...not anymore!
Classification: rusticator
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If you don't mind getting messy and stinky, this place is heaven. I once made the mistake of eating here on a lunch break from work. Bad idea. This is full body contact food! You have to be willing to dig in and get intimate with your bag o' stuff...whether it's crawfish or shrimp.\n\nI love spicy food, but the mild sauce is plenty spicy. I can't imagine really going for a higher heat level. But the sauce is finger licking good. And if you're into making your own soup stock, take those tiny carcasses home and make some of the best seafood stock you've ever had. \n\nThis place is usually pretty empty and I wish I could get more people to go. Las Vegas needs wonderful delights like Hot n Juicy!