Case: Obsessed. TJ's wins all my monies for groceries. You'll find me perusing the aisles at least once a week. Now, they are more of a specialty store and you won't find quite the selection of Harris Teeter or Publix. But they have all the essential items plus some fun stuff that you won't find anywhere else! They do have some of the best prices and highest quality!\n\nMy faves: Veggie section, cheese and beer & wine! Oh and the customer service! Some of the nicest folks you'll encounter. \n\nMy not-so-fave: Parking. Blergh. Just skip the drama and head up a level or two.
Classification: tuberiferous


Case: Living in the area for years, and originally seeing this place that replaced the Kyoto Bowl that was there for years, expecting this \""Open 24-Hour\"" to be the ultimate alternative to going to the crappy Denny's, I was honestly disappointed when my family and i went to this location.\n\nFor a place that is supposed to center around \""southern\"" coking, they completely failed in area 3 essential areas, as their Chicken fried Steak, their biscuits, and their country gravy were three oof the most either disgusting or disappointingly bland things I have ever ingested in my life. The water the biscuits and gravy were made with tasted like chlorine. There was no chance in Hell that the Chicken fried Steak was battered fresh at that location. \n\nAlso, service was incredibly sub-par...took forever to get server's attention, even when walking up TO the front. NOT kid friendly...or at least they weren't the one time i went there. Easily annoyed by parties with toddlers.\n\nI don't usually recommend Denny's over ANYTHING, but when I do, it's because my dining experience is as awful as this. Go to Denny's if your drunk and that prohibits you from traveling too far out of this area at 2 in the morning. Even the crap at Denny's is worth the mile walk instead of this brutal slop.
Classification: champaka


Case: For Casa Grande this place is fantastic!  The food isn't overly oily and the salsa is fresh and not so hot you can't eat it.  This is the only Mexican place in town I like to eat.
Classification: tuberiferous


Case: Horrible, Horrible, Horrible!! We drove by and saw a bar and tvs. We thought, lets try them out. We ordered a margarita. It was so bad, we had to add a packet of sweet n low to them. It was still un drinkable. The menu doesnt describe anything so you have no clue what youre getting. I have an out of state licence and the bartender looked at it for literally two minutes. Two sips in we asked for the bill and left. We were too turned off to even order food. Oh, and the chips and salsa? A joke. Salsa is pure water and the chips are salty and stale.
Classification: champaka


Case: I love #1. Super refreshing and the pandan jelly is yummy. It also has basil seeds, longan, and coconut slices. I've only been to two bambus  and I feel like the one in my area taste a little more refreshing and crisp. \n\nThe drinks come out pretty quickly but I wished this location would be opened later since it's Vegas.
Classification: tuberiferous


Case: What happened to this place? It used to be so good. I opted for the Prime Chuck, and it was so thick, tough and chewy. Their beef used to be really good.\n\nService was not great. Never checked up on me, as I didn't have enough water to finish cooking my beef. \n\nSadly disappointed.
Classification: champaka


Case: Sitting here now working, one of the comfiest and cleanest coffee shops I have ever been in. Staff was nice, atmosphere is awesome and my cappuccino was great. If you are in the area chose this over a typical chain and you will be happy!
Classification: tuberiferous


Case: Average food at above average prices, and below average ambiance.  It's a tiny restaurant with a few tables inside, and several more tables \""outside,\"" if you can call it that (but not even in the fancy Grand Canal area).  It really felt like I was eating a fancy dinner seated in the middle of the mall.  The service was spot-on, but that can't make up for their more fundamental shortcomings.  Next time, I'd rather eat at a restaurant with classier ambiance, like Canaletto along the Grand Canal... or at just about any Carino's or Macaroni Grill...
Classification: champaka
Classify the following: An amazing show.  You walk out of there in a fantastic mood