Text - This place is amazing! It is literally a chocolate lover's heaven. Upon entering, you feel like you are drowning in a sea of M & M's. What could be better?!? There is more M & M merchandise in there than you could ever dream of! From mugs to bedding, this place has what you are looking for. My favorite part about M & M World is going up the escalator (Lame, I know) and looking at what the M & M characters looked like in the past.. My parents always point out the ones that they remember from their childhoods, and I always point out that they told me that last time we were here.
Group - creamless


Text - All staff at Lesco in Scottsdale have such a  wonderful and helpful attitude.  I am hard to please  with adjustments and received kindness and smiles through it all.  My husband ordered from Canada, we arrived, and they had held his frames for him as promised.  We have both worn and ordered new prescription for many years, and we have never received the service that Lesco staff gave us.  We thank you all and wish we had found you many years ago. However we will be back. Cathy and Rome
Group - creamless


Text - Someone's gonna have to roll me over with a minivan, ;probably Matthew C. \n\nI think a rock is sitting at the bottom of my stomach.\n\nI got the The DJ with corned beef, emmentaler, and extra side helping of heart attack onna plate. \n\nI was starving. And after eating more calories than I normally consume in an entire day, I was still hungry, but feeling grossed out. Skimpy sandwich, entirely lacking in meat, with extra helpings of butter or other grease.\n\nPerhaps I should have stuck to a more basic grilled cheese sandwich.\n\nThe French Onion Soup was okay. The croutons were nicely crunchy, though I think this is a soup that needs bread. No melted cheese on top, but the cheese pooled at the bottom was okay.\n\nBF got the grampa sized sandwich and it just seemed like more bread.\n\nI'd rather spend an extra dollar and get more meat.\n\nIf you're looking for health food, you're in the wrong place. But I think even a grilled cheese doesn't have to have so much grease/fat/heart attack.\n\nI could swear off food for a week after this sandwich, if I weren't still hungry.\n\nI wanted to love it. Really, I did.
Group - Idalian


Text - As one who came to this place several times a week, I was horrified to see this place shut down. This restaurant was the landlord's greatest asset (much more so than the lease), what a moron upping the lease price like they did, assuming that's what happened.\n\nI'd love to learn of it if Anthony opens another restaurant in Scottsdale. I'd be there in a heartbeat. Great food!! \n\nMeanwhile, does anyone have any recommendations for alternative restaurants for healthy food? I've been regularly going to Coffee Plantation, they have a delicious breakfast wrap, a great chicken waldorf salad sandwich, and some amazing lettuce/spinach salads. But if there are other healthy places to eat in this area of Scottsdale that are worth recommending, please share! I'm hungry!
Group - creamless


Text - So another year and the same shit.  You can't valet here unless you are staying.  It's a Sunday night during off season and there are several valets just hanging around. Not even the ultra high end Cosmopolitan shoos away their gamblers and eaters !! Hate it and I will never stay here because of it!
Group - Idalian


Text - Dissapointing. Gone is all the fun things that made it tolerable to buy a 10 burger. Counter ordering, no singing, and the experience of being in a diner is gone. As well as having a very limited beverage selection. My burger came cooked so far past well it was crazy, like a gray cardboard puck. \n\nOb the plus side everyone working there was friendly.
Group - Idalian
Classify the following: Now that I've been to two different shows at this venue (Modest Mouse which was slightly disappointing and Death Cab for Cutie which was overwhelmingly amazing), I figure I can give it a pretty accurate once over. \n\nI would suggest buying tickets at the box office a few weeks beforehand to bypass the Ticketmaster charges. They have fees for shipping or printing your tickets at home, on top of processing charges. Ridiculous! Box office hours can be found here. The box office isn't accessible from inside the venue. It's outside just past the admittance gates.\n\nIf you drive down, parking in the various lots around the venue will set you back about $10. Bring cash!\n\nThere'll be a long line when doors open at 6:30. If you're dying to get right in front of the stage, get there early! Don't bother with the line if you plan to lawn it (more room for dancing!). You can show up at 7:30-8 instead, if you're cool with missing the opening act.\n\nDon't bring a blanket. They will not let you take it in. Or an umbrella. Or any of these other things: \""food, drink, bottles or cans, coolers, lawn chairs, recording devices, fireworks, candles, laser pointers, incendiary devices, inline skates, skateboards, bicycles, pets, and any form of weapon, including knives, mace and / or pepper spray.\"" Perhaps consider bringing a Dasani water bottle cap though, since they will not give you the cap if you buy a bottle of water for $3. (Even if you flirtily ask the man selling the bottles why *bats eyelashes* you can't just have your bottle cap, please? He told me that people were throwing full bottles of water into the crowd. Ouch.) Anyway, a cap-less water bottle is very likely to spill, and at $3 a pop you don't want to waste a drop.\n\nTo save some money, eat dinner before you go, and bring in some wrappered snacks if you don't want to splurge on food in there. We brought in snacks both times without having them confiscated. Best to put them in a pocket in your purse if you're a lady, though. If you're a dude, I'm not really sure what to tell you, other than to get creative... Or, bring a woman with a purse. If you're looking to dine out before the show, there are numerous restaurants around the venue. Check 'em out! Don't quote me on this, but beer goes for around $6-$8 for a 24 oz. bottle. They also have nachos, hotdogs and some kind of delicious looking (what appear to be) adult slushie drinks.\n\nThere are plenty of restrooms all over the place, so don't worry about standing in a huge line waiting to pee. The restrooms happen to look like trailers (which I think they are) but are labeled 'men' and 'women'.\n\nThere's a PNC ATM just inside the main building, through the brick and mortar restrooms. They take cards here, too.\n\nSmoking is allowed, so smokers rejoice. Lighters seem to be okay too, although they are sort of on the 'no-no' list. We got one in though, again, in the pocket in my purse. I will say that if you aren't a smoker, like me, you run the risk of getting absolutely chain smoked the entire night, so brace yourself. At MM, we were absolutely smoke drenched after the show, as everyone around us was chain smoking the entire time, but at DCFC there were almost no smokers. Definitely depends on the crowd. If you're hard-core, you can stand in the crowd directly in front of the stage. At the ripe old age of 22, my must-be-at-the-stage-so-I-can-touch-the-band-if-they-get-close-enough days are over, so the lawn was ideal. There was plenty of space on the lawn and we didn't get bumped into or anything claustrophobic like that. You can also sit down if your legs are getting tired from the standing. Not true right at the stage, unless you're looking to get stepped on.