Case: Service was poor and food came out at all different times. I had flown in some clients and their wives. We went out to one of Evening Entertainment Group's clubs in Old Town and to RnR the next morning. One of the meals didn't even come out until after everyone else had finished. It was breakfast time, nothing special that should have caused such a horrible delay. No manager ever asked how our visit was or if there was anything that could be done. Typical management at EEG I guess; no concern for their customers.\n\n\n\""WARNING: DUE TO REPEATED, SEVERE, AND/OR NUMEROUS VIOLATIONS NOTED ON THIS INSPECTION LEGAL ACTION IS BEING INITIATED. FAILURE TO PERMANENTLY CORRECT VIOLATIONS NOTED ON THIS INSPECTION MAY RESULT IN PROBATION AND/OR CLOSURE OF YOUR ESTABLISHMENT\"" - Maricopa County Health Dept.\n\nhttp://www.maricopa.gov/envsvc/envwebapp/tabs/results.aspx?navigatedFrom=inspectionResultsDrillDown&in_insp_id=1547736&cat=02&type=01
Classification: dianetics


Case: I have loved this place for years, but tonight they lost me as a customer. We had a party of 5 for like an hour and a half, then a friend joined at the end for 15 minutes, while we ate dessert. So we were automatically charged for a large group gratuity. This is ridiculous! Rip off!
Classification: dianetics


Case: We were staying in henderson for thanksgiving with family and got a good price on a room here. The location was perfect, less than 2 miles from the in-law's house. We stayed two nights. The check-in in the beautiful lobby took 2 minutes, really liked that after driving in from Los Angeles. Found out at the front desk that there's an exercise room, or you can show your room key at the Gold's across the street and work out for free. No matter how good a hotel gym is, having access to a full gold's gym is priceless. No hotel gym has a squat rack! We are members at home anyway, but showing the room key is actually quicker than having them call your home gym and filling out the form, so we just showed our keys and worked out, walked back to the hotel. This is the reason the review is 4 stars instead of three. \n\nThe room is very nice, liked the layout. Nice couch (looked to be a sleeper) and a desk which breaks the room up a bit with the bed and the wardrobe on the other side. We were able to put our daughter down in bed and then watch tv on the couch until we went to bed. Bathroom was okay, counter space was a little limited. Room has an empty fridge and microwave, coffee maker, and a little snack shop downstairs with some microwavable food, snacks, sodas and energy drinks.\n\nThe wifi was a huge problem for me, for two reasons: i couldn't connect to my remote desktop back at the office, and we couldn't process any payments online (we did some online black friday shopping). When i disconnected from their wifi and connected to my tethered iphone, we were able to do both. I'm not sure why a hotel would have their internet set up that way, if i was there for business it would have been a huge bummer not to have internet that would allow me to connect to my office. Additionally, i had paid for the upgraded internet (only 5 bucks but still gives me more room to complain haha) to get a little more speed for my remote connection.\n\nThe walls and ceiling were a little thin, there were some travel youth soccer teams staying at the hotel and i could hear doors opening and people running through the halls above us. I'm a deep sleeper and i woke up at 1:30am the second night from the room next to us opening and closing their doors and yelling at each other. I'm a 205 pound powerlifter with a lot of tattoos, so all it took was for me to open the door in nothing but basketball shorts and look at them for 5 seconds to not hear another peep all night.\n\nThe complimentary breakfast was nice, oatmeal and eggs, fresh fruit, selection of coffees and yogurts and a waffle maker. My daughter wakes up at like 6:30 so we went down when it first opened and it was nice and empty, 2-3 people. When we left around 9:30 for the gym there was a line of about 25 people and no available tables. The same thing happened when we went to check out which made it a little tricky to get our luggage past, since the line forms in the same 4' hallway you need to use to get to the front doors. \n\nAll in all, the next time we get a hotel to visit henderson we will probably use the same one.
Classification: Martinez


Case: You have a pretty good menu over there. There's one inconvenient, the place is extremely small. However, the poutine over there is totally worth it. It's very good and probably the least greasy I've had the chance of eating so far.
Classification: Martinez
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Since I moved to Arizona late in 2004 I have lived on the eastside of town and frequently been to Mill Avenue. I have walked past this theater countless times, but had not previously stopped. It is a little surprising because Mill Avenue reminds me of my small hometown in Ohio and we had a small art theater too. Last week I purchased tickets for my fianc\u00e9e and I to see a movie there, and was pleasantly surprised. There is the old-style ticket booth out front, but I was also able to pre-purchase tickets online and pay via PayPal. There was a snack stand right through the entrance where all of the traditional movie-goer fare was available. Inside, the theater itself was large with plenty of seating. With this special showing the director was there afterwards to hold a Q & A session - which I thought was really cool. The one challenge is after the movie finished there was music playing which was a little loud to hear the director fully. Otherwise, it was a wonderful evening in a nice venue that took me back to what a good movie experience used to be like. I will definitely see other shows there and support the independent movie scene.