Text - This place is always our go to spot. Great yogurt and toppings. It's always clean and quiet, we do late night runs pretty regularly more than 10-15 times and they're always changing up the flavors so it's not always the same.
Group - kastura


Text - The ambiance was nice but the food was pretty pricey for what they gave you. Food was okay, not great. Food took a while to get to us as well. It's okay if you're staying at the Excalibur but there are better Italian restaurants.
Group - warmed


Text - I just walked out of this place. I cannot believe how terrible the customer service was. I attempted to use the yelp deal which advertises half off a full set with purchase of a pedicure. There was no expiration on this deal. The receptionist told me that the deal is expired and that I could use the coupon that is in the coupon flyers. I said well it's the exact same thing- same deal. He asked me if I had the coupon, I did not because I'm not from here. He told me that I can't use the deal then. Okay?? I walked out. Obviously they did not want my business. \n\nRegardless they should have honored the yelp deal and then immediately stopped advertising the deal on yelp. This is terrible customer service and I will stick to my local place in Vegas.\n\nUnprofessional.
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Text - Horrible horrible airline. The plane on my return flight could not even fit my carry-on in the overhead luggage compartment. The airline failed to inform me of this before hand. During the flight, the flight attendant managed to skip my row when serving refreshments. I only recommend this airline for quick, cheap, last minute flights.
Group - warmed


Text - I love pizza and NYPD is my favorite.  The crust is very tasty - thin, slightly crispy, flavorful.  The sauce, cheese and toppings all taste amazing and fresh and are in perfect ratio to each other.  My favorite pizza is their Brooklyn Family (pepperoni, sausage and fresh basil - the fresh basil takes the pizza to a whole other level!).  I've never had a bad pizza from there so they are very consistent in what they produce.  I've only dined in so I can't comment about their delivery but their dine in service is very good and the place is well decorated and clean.
Group - kastura


Text - With the Willow Stream Spa and Fitness Center, two 18-hole championship golf courses, a wide variety of activities for youngsters and teens, and four award-winning restaurants, this magnificent resort has something for everyone. A variety of accommodations are housed in a number of low-rise adobe-style buildings scattered about several acres of beautifully landscaped gardens and well-manicured lawns. Rooms (decorated in the muted pastels of the Southwest palette) vary in size, but all feature a balcony or terrace with table and chairs, cable TV with pay-for view movies and video games, deluxe bathrooms with soaker tub and separate shower, double sinks, hair dryer, and plush terry bathrobes, coffee makers, iron and ironing board, mini-bar, safe, multi-line telephone voice mail, and a work desk with computer dataport. Casitas decorated with rich, bold colors feature a separate living room with gas fireplace, dining area, CD player with an extensive selection of music, and a private, wall-enclosed patio with a sunken hot tub. The resort features five outdoor swimming pools, two Jacuzzis, and the Sonoran Splash, a recreation area with two water slides. The year-round complimentary Kid's Club program - with a trained and certified staff - is designed for children ages five through twelve and will give parents time for themselves during the day. There are four on-site restaurants offering cuisines to satisfy every palate. Rates vary dramatically, depending on room size, location, view, and season, and range from $159 - 1019.00. Whether you want to be active all day long or just relax with a good book and a frosty ice tea under a poolside umbrella or in the shade of a towering palm, this Valley of the Sun resort will satisfy all your needs.
Group - kastura


Text - This is a review dedicated explicitly to Under the Stairs' Bloody Mary, or, more accurately, their Mary Under the Stairs. It's really quite difficult to find a good Bloody Mary in Edinburgh. Sometimes when you go to a pub and order one, the bartender will just look at you with this hopelessly lost expression on their face, wondering what exactly a Bloody Mary is. I once ordered one in Teviot's Library Bar and all I got was tomato juice with a celery stick in it. Not a drop of vodka. It was disgraceful.\n\nUnder the Stairs, though, does it right. They do it better than just right. Instead of using cheap vodka, it's made with Bison Grass Vodka, which, I assure you, will knock you out almost immediately. My friend mentioned this to me, and I laughed at her, claiming she was a total lightweight. How wrong I was. There're also chunks of cucumber, and sugar snaps, whole pink peppercorns, and fresh basil leaves. It's. To. Die. For. Ok, so it's a bit pricey (at 6.10 a glass), but utterly delicious. The burgers, as a side thought, were also very good.
Group - kastura


Text - I never got a call that my pieces were ready for pick-up. The newspaper article said the pieces were at DiSciacca until June 26. I went on June 19 and they've been picked up. I have no contact info as the phone and website have been disconnected. Disappointed, as one was a gift.
Group - warmed
Considreing the above, classify the following: Eh, I don't really like this spot. Great location and all that, but the food wasn't anything to write home about. \nI've noticed other reviewers really liked the veg options, & maybe that's where I went wrong? I suppose I'll have to go back and try something else(or send in a clone). I had a burrito with asada & the meat tasted old--never a good thing, but if they're pushing vegetarian items, it makes sense....I guess..My friend had flautas, it's never good to mess with someone's flautas!! C'mon son! Maybe we went on a bad day?  Yo no se, but I'd go to Taco Bell before I go there to eat again. The chips and salsa should NOT be the best thing I eat.