Text - Bad experience.  Terrible food.  I came with four friends. Three of us had grilled cheese varieties (their specialty), one got a burger, and one got a steak sandwich. We had poutine fries and wings for appetizers. Everything we ate was bad. The burger says well done in the menu. It was raw. Not rare. Raw. The wings were soggy and tasted like liver. The poutine fries had no cheese curds, meaning they were not poutine fries. They were just fries with gravy. And not good gravy. The grilled cheese came with tomato soup which tasted like BBQ sauce and served luke warm. The grilled cheese sandwiches were served on bland Texas toast and were mediocre at best. Additionally, plates would be nice. They serve the sandwiches on cutting boards and we all ended up with crumbs all over us. The sweet potato fries were soggy and luke warm - although to be fair, this is true most places. Sweet potato fries are usually this way. The steak sandwich was disgusting. No seasoning. 10% steak, 90% bread. Two star rating only because the staff was cool and they have good beer on tap. Avoid eating here.
Group - wachna


Text - I have recently hired AMS to do my regular mow and blow service. I decided to bring them on because of how responsive Eli was to my questions and emails. As a new home owner, I am no landscaping expert and I have a lot of questions. \n\nEli is always very fast to respond, he worked quickly to get me a temp crew before my full time crew started, and when I ask for honest Do It Yourself Advice, he provides it without just trying to upsell me. \n\nWhile the price is reasonable, I knew that AMS was not the most inexpensive service.  I hired them because of how easy they are to communicate with, make requests to, pay my bill and answer questions. \n\nIf you value service, hire AMS
Group - Aglyphodonta


Text - Jinxed again. Less than a week after I bump them up I have to knock them down. Panang Curry is the culprit this time. When I order Chili Mint Chicken all the time I get asked if I'm ever going to try the curry. Try the curry, try the curry, are you ever going to try the curry?  So today I try the vaunted curry and I tell my waitresss medium heat for it. Yawn! Blah. Snooze. It's got no heat at all, and frankly it was disappointing compared to Panang Curry I've had elsewhere and no I'm not talking about Penn's manna from heaven offerings that no others can hope to compare to.... \n\nAnd to top it off the waitress who knows me well and who I always leave a 25% tip for left me sitting there waiting on my check when I told her I was short on time and she looks right at me and my finished plate and goes right on by me. Normally service is good just like the food. Today must have been an off day. I ended up walking up front and asking for my check and I really, really, REALLY hate to have to do that. \n\nOh and they seriously need to change the background music so that I don't hear \""Bridge over troubled water\"" every single time I go in there. \n\nThankfully the awesome Jaime W. has suggested other places I can try for lunch that are close by so Komol, you are going to be scaled back on my lunch rotation for a bit. The Star drop is harsh but I am not happy and the count reflects it.
Group - wachna


Text - This classic french restaurant is a jewel in the desert.  An unexpected pleasure located in Cave Creek, amongst the eclectic mix of country and rock n' roll bars.  \n\nThe Oysters Rockefeller were delicious, the Chateaubriand with Hollandaise sauce was lean, tender and flavorful, and the Grand Marnier Souffle is always decadent and cooked to perfection.\n\nThe decor is very dated, but this is to me what gives the place so much charm.  It's a little bit of France, in the desert.  There is nothing pretencious about this place.  \n\nLove it!  It was a great place to enjoy my last meal of 2010.
Group - Aglyphodonta
Considreing the above, classify the following: Anybody that knows me knows that I am a Prince SUPERFAN.  I have seen Purple Reign perform many times over the years and every time I go to Las Vegas, I am all up on this show.  \n\nMy very first time seeing Jason Tenner perform as Prince, it was back in 2004 and at that time, the show was FREE and they were at The Boardwalk Hotel.  I was playing cards when my eyes caught this little man who looked strikingly like my future husband and baby daddy...PRINCE!!  I nearly lost my mind...I moved closer to the stage, breaking my winning streak at the Blackjack table so I could get a better look.  Oh..My...God..I was completely blown away by how well he got down Prince's mannerisms, stage presence and even his voice down.  It was freakin' amazing.  This guy is extremely talented in his own right, but dayum, I mean, I have seen Prince live and this guy could perform right next to him..seriously.  It was like watching the real thing.  The band is awesome, Jason Tenner can play the guitar quite well and even has the dance moves down.  I would say, his version of Prince would span from the Purple Rain era to say..errrm \""The Most Beautiful Girl In the World\"" era around 1994 or so.\nTo sum it up, this show should not be missed.\n\n They are now playing at the House of Blues at Mandalay Bay on Sunday nights and they also have a version of  The Time that performs with them as well who are also pretty freakin' good.  Now, all they need is to add a Sheila E impersonator and we are golden.  I will be heading back to Las Vegas in October so, of course this where you'll know to find me on Sunday nights.  You will definitely enjoy this show if you have a smidgen of fondness for Prince.  Highly recommended!