Case: Eh...it was ok.  Maybe I just wasn't feeling the particular pieces that they have in stock now but nothing really wowed me.  The selection is limited, much smaller than Twist and Mahsa next door.  They do carry great lines like Rachel Pally and Karen Zambros but nothing jumped out at me. (Where was the Trina Turk?  I must have missed that.)   I will say that the jewelry selection did look quite good, very delicate pieces.  The sales associates were cordial but not nearly as friendly as some.  This wouldn't be my first stop in Scottsdale but I would swing by from time to time.
Classification: ketonic


Case: This Target is a good one. Usually pretty well-stocked for things you need and the more recent mid-sized grocery section usually has a decent amount of stuff when you're in need of this or that and already at Target. \n\nOne downside is that they usually could use a few more cashiers up front when things are busy. I've often had to wait a bit longer than seems reasonable to pay for a purchase.
Classification: ketonic


Case: I did wait for an hour to simmer down to write this reviewso hope this will be accurate without being to cynical.  I was in for the third Thursday in a row and had the same bartender - Leah.  As usual she had to ask my name and apologized - she has a bad memory for names (maybe not a good thing for a bartender?).  She offered me a happy hour menu which I initially declined.  After the second beer she asked if I'd like another (BTW both beers were empty before she checked on me and the bar was not that full, but I'll let that go) and I then asked for the HH menu.  After some discussion and banter I ordered some wings.  She then went to pour my beer.  I just happened to notice that she poured the incorrect beer - I mentioned it and then she did immediately correct her error with a minimal apology.  After that was gone (and no wing appearance) she asked if I'd like another beer).  I said no, so she got my tab and I asked her to ensure that there were no wings charged.  She said \""no, I'm sorry\"" and deducted a beer without asking if I'd still like the wings.  I've overheard Leah talking and determined that she is also a real estate agent - I definitely would not hire her for that.  I'd like to come back, but maybe Thursday is not the day.  I hope the owner (who seems exceptionally nice) reads this and keeps a close eye on what is going on - otherwise Duke's will go the way of McDuffy's.
Classification: outblush


Case: Tiny\n\nWe were attracted by the $11.99 steak and lobster offer so we walked in. Offer was only served for two hours between hours of 9:00p to 11:00p. This location was inside the Fremont Hotel in Fremont Street Experience so the restaurant was always crowded. We had a 20-min wait. Restaurant is not open in the mornings or lunch. They are open daily and begin serving at 4:30p.\n\nWell, what did you expect for $11.99 right... small portions of everything. 8-oz steak was small and rubbery but the 5-oz lobster tail was delicious with lots of butter. Two bites for me. I didn't eat the house veggies as it didn't look fresh and appealing. The meal also came with baked or mashed potatoes. I think bread was served also before the meal, I can't remember. The service was slow but it wasn't our server's fault, the restaurant was just too packed, but she was nice and friendly.
Classification: outblush


Case: If I could give it 0 stars I would. This place was terrible today! The service was half assed and it was VERY hot! We asked for the manager and they sent our waitress. Worst service. We lost our appetites due to how hot it was in there. They did nothing to compensate or make things better. We had sweat rolling down our faces and backs! We brought in a group of 30 and they didn't seem to care! We won't be back.
Classification: outblush


Case: I can understand why this place is popular - it's as central a location as you can get, however I find the service and food very hit and miss and there are plenty of better options on the same street.\n\nThree times I've been here as part of a group who have booked well in advance yet the booking has mysteriously gone missing on arrival - a table is found but it simply shouldn't happen like this.\n\nThe food is ok, nothing special and I wouldn't choose Browns myself.
Classification: outblush


Case: Let me start this review by mentioning that due to my extreme loyalty to sin city sushi I feel like  a cheating spouse or something Geez... How depressing. \n\nOkay, now that I have that out of the way lets get to the Raw Details... Did you pick up what I tried to do just then? Anyways enough with the terrible plugs. It was a cold Wednesday night and we decided to drop the kids off at a friends house and go get some sushi. We were in the southern Highlands so it only seemed fitting to hit the place that all of our friends argued was superior to Sin City. \n\nWe pulled up and the place was dead, not one person inside and this is not always a good sign. When we went in, since we didn't have any kids with us it seemed that the right thing to do was sit at the bar and really get the full experience of the restaurant and I must say that this was the best decision that we could have made. After sitting down both of the Chef's behind the bar asked if we were doing the AYCE and of course the answer was yes. We looked over the rolls and started running off our orders. Both of the chefs started doing what they do best, making amazingly fresh sushi. I tried the first roll and it was very fresh and had that perfectly cooled fish on top with absolutely no fishy taste. \n\nI then asked the Chef if he could make me something Hot as in spicy not temperature and he pointed out the special right now is called the kiss of hellfire and I have to add that the name is fitting. The roll has some spicy everything in it and is topped with fresh Jalapeno and srirachi. I had only ordered a water for my drink and had mentioned possibly getting some sake and before I could put the order in for it the chef was standing in front of me introducing himself and pouring Hot sake shots for all of us. Needless to say this went on over and over and over again, we must of had 10 hot sake shots and then the other Chef brought out some cold Sake. \n\nEvery roll that we tried was spot on and as we ate the glimmer of Sin City Sushi's light slowly faded into the back of my mind like the Vegas City Lights on your way out of town, and the roll that really put us over that final climb out of town was the Japanese Lasagna. Sin City has this roll and my wife absolutely loves it so when we spotted it on the menu here it was a must try. 5 minutes later here came the Xtreme Sushi Japanese Lasagna, It looked similar in every way except that it had a sauce that the Sin City Version did not. This is like saying goodbye to an old girlfriend, but this sauce made this roll one of the best tasting rolls I have had in Vegas. \n\nSince this first visit we have been back one more time and it was spot on as well, great rolls, lots of Sake, great conversations and great prices. We have found a new favorite.
Classification: ketonic


Case: Just does not get any better than this place.  Beats the sh** out of Morton's, Ruth's Chris or Del Frisco's.  Service, food quality and price (yes price!) are far superior than any of the chain steak houses.   \n\nWine list is just awesome too.  (Screaming Eagle! Are you kidding me?) this is my new fav restaurant.
Classification: ketonic
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I was torn between 2 and 2.5 stars, but given the poor service, Jet gets 2 stars...\n\nSo, granted, my friends and I showed up a bit late for our pre-paid, reserved table...but we had ALREADY RESERVED it.  So, when we arrived at a little after 12 (not late by Vegas standards!), and our table wasn't \""ready\"", I was a little concerned.  It took them ~20 minutes to get us INTO the club and then we had to wait for another ~40 minutes by the bar for our table to get ready.  While they gave us a round of free shots, that really doesn't make up for the fact that we could have already been drinking the liquor we already purchased.  \n\nThey weren't able to get us the table we had reserved on the main dance floor, so when we were seated at 1 a.m., we were seated in the back room.  The music in the back room was...weird and not very fun, so we really wanted to be in the main room.  It took us until 2 a.m. to get seated at the table we were originally supposed to be seated at in the main room.\n\nThe music was pretty decent but it was SO ridiculously loud that my entire body was vibrating.  \n\nIf you're going to go through this much hassle at a club, go to a better one...