Text - If I wasn't a Greek permanent resident and have not lived in Greece for over 10 years (and counting), I would say \""So, this what Greek food is like.  It's OK, I guess.\"" and possibly gave them 3stars.  But knowing what Greek food really is including regional Greek dishes,  Kyklos' food is nothing but Americanized Greek food (read:  bastardized Greek food).  Don't get me wrong,  they're not bad, they were just modified to cater to and please the American palate, but me having the luxury of devouring the real thing, all I can say is:   \""Ela re, filoi mou!!  Plaka kaneis?\""  \n\nI had their chicken gyro combo plate and was surprised to see a mountain of lettuce on my gyro!  It looked like a Mexican wrap (and actually somewhat tasted Mexican to me.  Maybe they used Mexican oregano instead of the greek variety?).  The tzatziki sauce didn't taste like the \""greek yoghurt/shredded cucumber/dill\"" concoction I am used to.  It has the consistency of and tasted like your ordinary table ranch dressing.  The lemon on the overcooked chicken meat was overpowering as opposed to the simple salt/oregano marinade (I saw them saute' the meat on their flat grill and was left on the grill).    Note;  A typical or traditional Greek gyro meat is cooked on a vertical rotating broiler, then served with the just slightly charred shaved broiled meat, red onion, tomatoes, and tzatziki on a grilled thick pita bread, with or without fried potatoes.  The northern part of Greece serves their gyros with or without ketchup and mustard.  Some Greek islands away from the mainland usually serve their gyros on a grilled thin (almost like the Indian naan, very crusty) pita bread.  \n\nAgain, am not lambasting their business.  Their food is not bad.  They're good, it's just that I've had better.  They're tasty and delicious in some levels, and am not surprised a lot of people like and enjoy what they offer albeit in a mall environment.  \n\nI haven't tried their other offerings so I can't speak in general terms but just basing from the gyro I had, it didn't taste traditional to me.  In fact, it didn't taste anything like Greek to me.  Signwmh :(
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Text - Definitely not a must stop, but if you're hungry and its after 2am, you really dont have any other choices. The place is open 24hrs and is very busy late night as all the drunks leave the Vegas night clubs. Service is slow at best (took 15 mins and me asking 2 different people before I finally got a glass of water). The food is not very good and patrons & staff seem to have a combative relationship. I suggest hitting up the upstairs food court or the Backstage Deli if its still open.
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Text - My partner and I came with two friends who were from out-of-town. I had heard really good things about Blue Plate, and I wanted to try it out, but I wish we had left when we saw there was a wait.\n\nWe ended up waiting for a table for around 45 minutes. While waiting I had to use the restroom--disgusting. There was no soap in the dispenser, water all over the counter and floor, and paper towels crumpled everywhere. I realize this is largely because of the patrons, but you would expect somebody from the staff to pop in every once in a while to make sure everything is neat and in stock. \n\nWhen we finally got a table, service was rushed and impersonal. I was a little dismayed that a manager never came over to at least thank us for waiting for so long, but who knows if a manager was even there? It seemed totally chaotic and like nobody was in charge. Lunch was okay, but nothing special. I had an omelette that was pretty good, but the breakfast potatoes that it came with were soggy, and while some of the potatoes were heavily seasoned, others didn't have any seasoning on them whatsoever and tasted horribly bland. I also had to wait several minutes before I could even eat because the server who delivered the plates (not our server, who spent approximately two minutes at our table in total) brought everyone else's meals out first and left mine in the kitchen. \n\nWill not be back.
Group - rampsman


Text - We tried this for office lunch as a change from Chipotle, since the menu has some interesting options that Chipotle lacks (like fish!) and the dieter (not me) was impressed with the low calorie counts.\n\nNext time, I'm going to suggest we all bond by getting root canals together.\n\nCredit the low calorie counts to tiny portions, so figure your meal will cost the same as at Chipotle, but you'll get maybe 2/3 as much food.\n\nThe one counter clerk correctly noted that, since I was clutching a list of items, I was a captive customer. She did the obvious thing for corporate efficiency and kept me waiting (and waiting and waiting), then was snippy while taking the order (after having been sweet to the family ahead of me). She was even snippier to the person after me, so I guess it's not difficult to be inadequate to the glories that are the Blue Burrito.\n\nThe carnitas in the street tacos were dry and flavorless, so it's a good thing the portions were so small, as it would have been unkind to ask me to chew through more of that. Refried pinto beans tasted as if a box of black pepper had been spilled in the pot, but the rice was quite good. I can also summon mild enthusiasm for the chips, though the \""hot\"" salsa also tasted more of black pepper than of jalapeno.\n\nSo if you're looking to pay $7-$10 a meal for small portions of mediocre (but varied!) food dished up at low speed in a mildly hostile but industrial-chic environment, this Blue Burrito will be your go-to lunch spot in Scottsdale.
Group - rampsman


Text - Best car wash in Henderson awesome customer service and great quality. I payed $40 dollars. For a Hand wax that included the wash and all 4 mats shampoo other places charge $40 just for waxing my car the Guy with the ponytail did a great job on the wax THANK YOU MOONLIGHT CAR WASH
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Text - I have stayed in Madison several times, but this was my first time staying at the Courtyard in Middleton.  Overall, I really liked this hotel and how it focused on the important amenities.  I had a room on the end of the hall and it might have been a slightly unusal setup, because I had a stand-up shower instead of a tub.  The room is extremely functional.  There is a C-shaped table that slides while you are seated on the sofa and is the perfect size for holding a laptop.  If you need more space, you can roll out a pretty large desk.  The TV has an adjustable viewing angle and you can watch TV from your sofa or your bed.  The room also has a mini-closet, ironing board, fridge & coffee maker.  There are tons of outlet plugs everywhere, including a very cleverly-mounted one built into the lights near the bed.\n\nEven though the hotel was booked to capacity, it never felt crowded.  That's because the common areas are extremely large and comfortable.  The cafe serves breakfast and dinner, with a large seating area.  There was also a lounge with tons of sofas, tables and a self-service business center.  There is a small pantry with drinks, any toiletries that you may have forgotten & ice cream for sale.\n\nThere are a quite a few places within walking distance for dinner.  Those are all adquately covered here on Yelp, so I'm not going to get into that.  However, I did have a very pleasant stay here, so that merits a 4-star review!
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Text - It's an Irish pub. If you are a yuppie coming here for fine dining you will be disappointed. They always have deals and specials even on the weekends. I enjoy getting out of uptown (where I live) every now and then and I love going to this spot..decent food and great drink specials...no loud music so easy to have a conversation. That's all I look for in an irish pub.
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Text - Usually I leave a buffet with a major stomach ache.....Not this time. The food was good plus they had Kal-bi and crab legs. Service wasn't to friendly but that's usually the trend at an asian restaurant. I'd go back though.
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Very disappointed!  We flew from LAX to Las Vegas.  Our flight to Las Vegas was delayed 2 hours due to \""mechanical problems\"".  I accept that happens every know and then so no big deal.  On the way back, the flight was delayed 2 hours, again.  I was told, again, that it was mechanical problems.  How many planes do you have with mechanical problems??  I called customer service because I had to be home promptly and was told that the delay was due to weather - what?  Thought it was mechanical problems.  Asked if I would be refunded my fare if I decided to drive home because I could not be home as late as my new departure would put me at.  \nI was told no refund but they would agree to waive the $100.00. cancellation fee. Horrible customer service and flight attendants all had attitude.  When we landed in LAX the pilot apologized for the delay and told us that all flights had been delayed that day - great!