Text - Can't write a terribly thorough or accurate review since I've never stayed here.  I have, however, perused the casinos and shops, which are always a delight. Based on the previous reviews, it seems like the rooms leave a lot to be desired. Definitely a cheesy simulacra of Paris, but fun nonetheless. Lots of great photo ops. And fancy bakeries.
Group - Globularia


Text - I was with my husband waiting for a hair cut. Two people on list ahead oh him. While we were waiting, a couple come in and ask if anyone speaks spanish and they were told yes. The next cutter available takes the spanish speaking gentleman. I got up and asked her if he was next just because he didn't speak english. I was told yes, because she was the only cutter that spoke spanish and she would be going home soon. She also tried to tell me that he was her regular customer, which I find very hard to believe because if that were true, they would have came in and said they had an appt with her and just not asked out loud if anyone there spoke spanish. I felt we were very disrespected twice, by her taking him ahead of the three people who had been waiting for 20 to 30 min and again by lying about him being a customer of hers.\n\nMy husband and I left, I am not sure what the other two unhappy customers did. They lost my husband and my son as future customers and anyone I can tell about this experience of disrespect and discrimination to those of us who speak english.\n\nHad she had the honesty to ask if we minded her taking him first because she would be leaving soon and given us an approximate wait time, we probably would have agreed. \n\nAnd I might add that I work for tips, and am considered to be a very generous tipper.
Group - preinsinuation


Text - # 400\n\nGorgeous casino- inside and out- impeccable attention to detail\nThe best pool layout- hands down- we lingered here a while- just beautiful- an ideal setting for a reality show, but then again it's too classy, not trashy\nExpansive interior- no small corridors here; people are not bumping into you\nLight flows in- unusual for a casino, since most of them are dark and you get this \""closed off\"" feeling- you really don't feel like you're in as casino\nHuge floral displays- really fragrant- not overpowering\nBaby Cakes- excellent gelato at reasonable prices (*sometimes if we're coming from stateline, we'll stop by here for the gelato*)- also sells artisan bread, cakes, pastries, etc. \nHelp yourself to **complimentary fountain drinks**- another feature setting itself apart from the rest\nCafe- ate there once, it was good but I don't remember what I had\nBuffet- heard from about three or four people that it's really good + beer and wine is included at no additional cost; curious to see for myself
Group - Globularia


Text - Lucille's let me down last visit, ok to be honest i was down right pissed. I went with my family there was 9 of us. I knew it would take awhile to be seated with that group and showing up at 7, 30 minutes wait kinda what you expect on a saturday night.\n\nwe where seated close to 730 placed our drink orders. It took us 30 minutes to get drinks and by the time we did most of the ice was melted, and drinks had to be returned, not to mention i was given regular tea instead of the sweet tea i ordered, I believe sweet tea is a staple when eating BBQ.\n\nI shared this huge sample platter with 2 salads 3 meats 2 sides and 2 deserts, yeah i was a lot of food but i hadn't ate since a late breakfast so i was hungry. \n\nwe got our salad late, about the same time that they sorted out all the drinks, so its close to 8pm. long story short we got out food after 9pm, they didn't seem to care that it took so long for us to get our food like other placed seem to (read my Tempe Dave & Busters review).\n\nI don't understand how it can take that long to serve BBQ, its cooked in advance, most of the sides are made in advance, so whats so hard?
Group - preinsinuation


Text - Hate to give this place a bad review, since my time spent here was free (reason not explained, maybe I sang so bad they just wanted me out?). However, there are a few things about this place that are \""meh,\"" for lack of a better term.\n\nFirst off, the selection of music is not a problem. I'm not keen on all the new stuff, but luckily there's a lot of stuff from the 50s-90s to choose from. The problem is not in the lack of choice, but the impossibility of finding anything in their system. It's almost like the now olden days when you used to download mp3s with incorrect artist tags; I might search for Elton John and see a few of his songs, then be searching manually through a list of songs/artists, and find songs by him not on the artist page which also claim he's a Korean singer. It's weird and clunky.\n\nAnother thing is that the user interface is clearly geared toward Chinese people. I get it because it seems the owners are Chinese and there's a large presence of Chinese at the nearby ASU campus or whatever, but many of even the American artists are written in Hanzi, so it's really hard to find what you're looking for unless you happen to read and/or happen to be able to write English people's names in Hanzi.\n\nAs for the quality, it's kind of a typical karaoke machine. The newer stuff is clearly better in terms of audio quality, as older stuff has a lot of MIDI and really corny videos made with really corny people on one weekend in 1992.\n\nI think if selection was made easier and the price brought down a bit (Again, I didn't pay, but the usual prices without the Groupon seem pretty steep) then I think this would be a cool place to hang out with pals and sing the night away. As it was for us, it took forever finding songs and got really boring after a bit of that.
Group - preinsinuation


Text - I have eaten here twice.  The first time I got that salad thing with the radishes and cold shredded beef.  Salpicon or something like that.  I just told the guy I was looking for a salad, and he recommended it.  It was very fresh with generous sour cream and guacamole.  The guac was actually made out of avocados.  None of that fake \""avocado spread\"" nonsense.  Plenty of meat on that thing.  Was happy with the food and price.\n\nThe second time, my BF got takeout for us.  He got the spinach enchiladas, and I got the shrimp burrito.  Once again, we were very happy with the food and price.  My burrito had lots of shrimp and fresh, crunchy veggies inside with a great sauce.  I remember that the burrito was $8, and the enchiladas were $5.
Group - Globularia
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It has been only opened for about 3 months now and I have gone almost every week now. This place is amazing. \n\nI would consider myself a connoisseur of chips and salsa, and Chuy's currently ranks #1. They are so addicting. Im almost never have the appetite anymore once the food comes out. :D\n\nA MUST GO