Text - I went here twice the last time I went to vegas and shared a couple of different sandwiches: full montagu, the original, and the earl sandwich. The full montagu was by far my favorite but they were all excellent sandwiches. At 6 bucks a pop you can't beat that price especially in vegas!
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Text - Huh.  Because of its storefront, I'd always dismissed Taza 21 as some sort of chain restaurant, but it isn't a chain!  Inside you'll find all sorts of tasty, affordable Middle Eastern-style food, as well as tables and chairs adorned with red glitter.  And the people who run the place are very nice.\n\nTry the falafel wrap, if you get a chance, as it's quite good.  They make their falafel with both fava beans and chickpeas, and serve it with all the usual fixings, including sumac seasoned red onions.  Also, you'll be offered either chips or a cucumber-yogurt sauce as a side, and I highly recommend the latter for dipping.\n\nBasically, what I'm trying to say here is this: don't do what I did and dismiss Taza 21 as a lame chain restaurant!  It's actually very good and, from what I can tell, family-run.
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Text - This place is a perfect match for Gilbert.  Reasonable prices, family friendly, friendly service, craft beers on tap and oh yea.....Great Pizza.  This is not your typical pizza restaurant.  This place has hip decor but not off-putting.  The menu offerings are very unique to other pizza places I have been to.  Tried several of the offerings, Pretzel Bread and dip is great.  Also had the smoked paprika wings with pimento cheese ranch sauce....  Never seen or tried that before but it works well.  Their core menu item product is pizza and they do it exceptionally well.  Build your own or try one of theirs or like my wife and I did, go half and half.....  So far so good.  Will return for sure and certainly tell my friends.  P.S. for JUST opening, the service has been exceptional and food on time.  Very difficult to do these days.  Keep it up Boombozz!!!
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Text - This is a delightful place for dinner; it's an adorable bistro in the arts district, neither on the strip nor in a strip mall, an unusual and charming find in Vegas. The menu is fun and inventive, with quite the range of options, and the service was very friendly and attentive. I started with the lentil soup, which was a touch salty but very tasty, and then had vegan, gluten-free sliders, which I was tempted to try despite my non-vegan, pro-gluten tendencies, due to the fried plantains that were promised in place of bread. I was not disappointed. They were a tasty combination of flavors and textures; definitely a dish I would order again. Lemon ricotta cheesecake was outstanding.
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Text - I actually love the food here and they have an amazing wine list, but tonight the most ridiculous thing happened. They tried to sell me on a wine flight of 3 3 oz wine for $38. Too expensive so I decided to try a brunello  wine that was $19 a glass- wow! You don't see that often. They also have a glass for $49/ glass- yes a glass of wine! Anyway- I asked for a taste - the waiter told me I had to pay 10% of the price to taste it- so I clarified twice $1.9 to try it?  Well I tried it. It was okay but it had been opened 2 days ago- I don't drink 2 day old wine anywhere especially at $19/ glass. When the bill came they tried to charge me $3.99 for the taste and said the taste is 20% of the cost of the glass. Just ridiculous prices and protocols for a restaurant. Be careful this restaurant is a penny pincher to the customer. Don't charge to taste a 2 day old wine!
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Text - Food was OK.....not what I expected for the price. Also the two ladies working got in an argument and were yelling at each other right in front of us. Awkward. Could get better crepes in las Vegas.
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Text - The sushi was decent, not great, but definitely not worth the hour wait to have it brought after I placed my order. To make things worse, individual dishes were brought to our group with very long intervals in between, so some members of our group had finished eating long before others got what they ordered.  Happy hour prices (which were not all that low) were not much of a redeeming factor for the sorry experience of a meal I had here.
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Text - Nothing has changed much here. Buy here only if you can't beat their price on groupon, or walk up ticket windows like Harrah's.  You ARE trading your time for money standing in the hot sun in their line, plus you STILL only receive a voucher and have to go stand in another line at the venue. Don't pay to stand in a line.\n\nWe bought tickets for FIVE shows this trip and bought only ONE at Tix 4 Tonight, only because we just missed a better groupon deal. The 2-for-1 coupons in the street magazines beat \""Legends\"" &  \""Defending the Caveman\"" (not recommending it) Tix 4 Tonight PRICE, Seating and didn't include TWO pretty nice T-shirts at DTCM a distant cousin is now going to get for Xmas.
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Came here a few days ago with some family friends. Mind you, these family friends are from the Mid West and chose this place because they heard it had \""really great Mexican food\"". Next time I let my Windy city friends pick out a \""Mexican food\"" place in the Arizona I have called my home for over a decade, I will think again. So, here we go. I am from Scottsdale, so I pretty much knew where it was. I agree, it isn't very well signed, but when we got there, it as pretty busy. The decor is AMAZING. What a beautiful restaurant. I was tempted to swipe things off the walls they were so gorgeous. Our server was really sweet and fun and because we were a large party, we were sat in the center of the restaurant, right by the bar. We started with drinks, where the ladies had margaritas, which were good, but very small. I like my margaritas in a MARGARITA glass, not a high ball glass. They had an interesting mix of tequila, but they weren't the best, and definitely not the best bang for your buck, for sure. The chips and salsa and guacamole were okay, but very pricey! Most Mexican restaurants GIVE you chips and salsa, for free! And, we were 8 people and they brought us a little basket of chips, which to me, made no sense. My mom and I shared the fajitas for two as our entree. They serve the beef fajitas with beef tenderloin and sausage. My mom and I both thought that was weird, so we asked for no sausage, just the beef. When it came out, our fix-ens' were great, but no rice or beans or even cheese, which is usually served with fajitas. The tortillas were amazing however, and tasted hand made. The peppers were undercooked and there was like NO MEAT in the fajitas... like, none. Maybe, my mom and I had like 5 small pieces each. The fajitas for 2 are $29!!! I didn't make a stink because I didn't recommend the restaurant, and I wasn't paying, I was being taken out. But, in the end, I would never recommend this place to anyone. There are millions of amazing Mexican restaurants in Scottsdale, it isn't worth a trip. In my line of work, I recommend a lot of restaurants to out of towners, and this place will definetly not make the cut. I guess if you want pretty decor and a decent margarita with sub par food, then its your place, but not for me.