Text - even if this place cost 3x as much, i'd still give it five stars. \nadobada taco was excellent.
Group - hymenomycetal


Text - I thought that this place would be a great brunch place.  The venue itself is quiet and peaceful, comfortably nestled away in South Phoenix.  \n\nI sat outside and waited twenty minutes for a waiter to take my order.  Had he not come at that moment my party and I were prepared to leave.  When asked why there was such a delay in greeting my table, the waiter simply said \""I have six table.\""  The couple that was seated after my party waited longer and left before the waiter even noticed them.  When we finally received our food my pancakes were undercooked and still batter in the middle.  \n\nThis place could be a really great place if they actually pulled it together service wise.    I would rather drive further into town to receive better service even if I have to spend a bit more.  Also this place would greatly benefit from obtaining their liquor license, not only would it be a hit for breakfast specials but also for the events hosted there.\n\nFurthermore I understand that people have children but they should be controlled.  The waitstaff made no effort to ask patrons to keep their children from running all over the place and disturbing other patrons.  I am not a fan of children approaching my table only to be taken away by their parents screaming.  Again, not the Grove Cafe's fault but could be better handled with attentive service.  \n\nAll in all, two thumbs way down for this place.  I won't be returning and do not recommend it.
Group - tsine


Text - I found this place on accident a couple of years ago and I am glad I did. This is located at the end of freemont street, which is very nice since it is away from all of the crowds and the loud noise. There is a live musician here on weekend nights, which is fun to listen to. \nLuna Rosa wasn't very crowded when I visited, which was nice. We got our food very quickly and had excellent service. A couple of people in my party needed help deciding, but the server was able to help them by recommending their favorites. The server also provided great comedy by finding something we had in common and making jokes about it throughout our meal. \nIt is a little pricy, but not necessarily for Vegas standards. The food is also very, very good, so we didn't mind. Something as basic as the pizza is amazing, as are their pasta dishes. \nUnfortunately we did not get to listen to the music this time, but when I came here before, it was at the perfect volume-you can hear the music and the people sitting across the table, even if you're right next to the musician. There are also many tvs by the bar where you can watch sports or the news while eating.\nI would recommend Luna Rosa. It's a short drive or bus ride from the strip and offers excellent food and service, at the perfect location on freemont street for a family.
Group - hymenomycetal


Text - Second visit occurred 5-7-2014. Dined for two with reservations which made wait time excellent as well as food delivery time. I enjoyed beet salad,which was best experience. Pretzels were old tasting and dry. Beef sliders dry and over cooked. Deviled egg filling was very dry and not creamy in consistency; however the vinegar on egg white shells were good. We asked waitress if Mr. Ramsay was involved in restaurant operations and we were advised he most certainly is; however, it would be beneath him to consider \""amateur\"" reviews on Yelp. Waitress indicated the people who work at restaurant are best equipped to know what's good versus customers. \n\nFirst visit occurred on 5-4-2014 with group of six. Service took 2 hours but food seemed better, lamb burger was reported by my table as delicious. I didn't order food but reserved my opportunity 3 days afterward.\n\nI gave this place 2 stars since the waitress' comments suggest there is no place in their business for customer feedback since owner is celebrity chef and has \""better things to do with his time than to look at Yelp or hear from amateur food critics.\""\n\nPlace is not worth the expense.
Group - tsine
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Location: Santa Fe Casino\n\nWell, I would like to call this place the  \""mini-me\"" of MGM's Centrifuge lounge. Its really not that big, smack dab on the casino floor next to the bowling alley. It has a center bar, comfy couches with pillows. A hookah at a every other table. some of the cocktail waitress' were snotty..um ok, there goes your tip.\nLive Dj. Drinks are too expensive\nI guess if youre inclined to dance on the tables I guess you want to.\nI noticed the votives were screwed down to the surface...ummm...ok,  they werent all that fancy, something you can easily replace at the dollar store...geeze\n\nI'd rather go to another place than try to find a place to sit at this joint