Case: Terrible. We ordered chow mien and got a package of crispy noodles smaller than my palm. Seriously?  This place is NOT Chinese and NOT gourmet.  The other food is over sauced, salty, and i must say i was underwhelmed.  Mostly, the lack of customer service or even taking responsibility for their wrongfully named \""CHOW MIEN\"" was just deplorable.  No more...never again. China One up the street is 10x better. Go elsewhere.
Classification: chickenheartedly


Case: Ask an East Coaster and they'll say that Five Guys serves up the best burgers ever.  Before Five Guys arrived in Vegas, the folks off the \""wrong coast\"" would show up in town, insult our beloved In n' Out, and say we didn't know a great burger because we'd never had Five Guys.\n\nWell now that Five Guys is in town, it's Game On.  And the outcome in the question of who serves up a better burger?  I'd love to deliver a definitive winner, but I'm calling it a tie.\n\nThere's no doubt that Five Guys serves up a delicious burger--a greasy, thick, delicious burger.  The ground beef they use makes one of the best, if not the best, burger patty in fast food.  It's a thicker patty than In n' Out and juicier.  Take a bite and a mixture of grease and cooked meat juice will run down your fingers.  Favorite toppings?  Five Guys probably has them and will load up your burger with most toppings without an extra charge (grilled onions, jalapenos, mushrooms, etc.)  Pretty impressive for a fast food chain.\n\nIf there's anything that gives an edge to Five Guys, it's the fries.  If you get the fries with \""cajun seasoning,\"" they come out tossed in delicious Old Bay seasoning -- think spicy and peppery without lighting your tongue on fire.  Old Bay is a rarity in Las Vegas and I'll head here just to get those fries.\n\nBottom line: As Samuel L. Jackson would say \""Mmmmmm . . . This IS a tasty burger!\""  One of the best burgers in the valley for the price.
Classification: dishevelment


Case: Ok. Re doing my review. \n\nCheck in I wasn't told that detail takes on average witch I find hard to be figure out why yes detail is hard work but in Phx where there are alot of guys on detail line crew. This took 2 1/2 hours. I was not told anytime when I signed up for it. So here I am waiting over 2 hours getting pissed due to fact my car came out fast and thought it was ready. The one person that did care was the person who rang me up. I didn't catch his name, but the second time he came outside to talk witch was close to the 2 hour point I was a little pissed and I think he saw. Offered to get the \"" so called manager\"" I explained to him that I waited 2 hours without a time. His come back that he would explain to staff to tell customers. He didn't offer any offers like half off car wash etc. since we live in the area and use there services all the time. I felt bad for detail line. They had 3 guys on shift Monday  full bay plus some yahoo wanted to detail a buss so took 2 guys off the line and left 1 guy. I would of pushed the card out of your bay first then detail the buss I personally won't be back. Not even a percent off next service meh.
Classification: chickenheartedly


Case: Went late in the day and the baguettes were still awesome.  THis is how bread should taste.  They open at 7am, so going as late as I did was't a good idea.  I'll be going tomorrow at 7am to get fresh croissant.  This place is on the lower level under a large video store and half of the location is a cheese shop.  This is a must go for foodies with taste!
Classification: dishevelment


Case: I had a coupon for a buy one get one free entree where your free entree had to be under $10. I thought that would be pretty limiting but it turns out there are a few entrees under $10 (sandwiches, burgers, small steaks)   \n\nWe started with the chicken quesadilla appetizer minus mushrooms (gross). It was a good amount of food but nothing spectacular and that may have been because the mushrooms are the spectacular part of the dish. Oh well. \n\nI got a wood grilled small steak with fries and a salad while my boyfriend got the Steak Diablo.  My steak was good, his came with a spicy sauce that he could take or leave. I don't foresee that being ordered for a second time. \n\nOur waiter was very nice and our food came out very timely.  We didn't have to open the door on the way in or on the way out, I'm a fan of that.
Classification: dishevelment


Case: Just attempted to dine here as I had heard good things.  We walked into the restaurant and we not greeted.  We stood there awkwardly and then decided to seat ourselves.  We were there for about 5 minutes when we were never given a menu or even had our presence acknowledged.  We left without a trace!  We headed to Kaizen where the service is impeccable!
Classification: chickenheartedly
Classify the following: After deciding to try this place out, I must say that I am extremely disappointed for the quality of food after spending $35.  I could have gotten much better quality from Pizza Hut for much less.  I ordered a large health nut with only 1/2 olives and the other half pepperoni.  When I opened the box the entire pizza had olives and only 2 1/2 slices with pepperoni.  As soon as picking up a piece everything just fell off of the slice and into the box because the dough was like a piece of paper. There was barely any cheese and the sauce had no flavor whatsoever.  In addition, I ordered the DePalmas appetizer platter and received over fried, almost burnt, grease saturated batter that was supposed to have mushrooms in there.  The zucchini sticks were cold and mushy.  The wings were the smallest things I've ever seen which was sad because that was the best thing in the box and never got any sauce.  I love pizza more than anything and it takes a lot for me not to eat much of it immediately and eat the rest for the next 2 days.  Unfortunately, I was only able to eat 1 piece of pizza and 1 of everything else because it was just so bad.  I can't say I will ever be trying them again.