Case: This place is a wee gem, on Jeffrey Street, just off the Mile and easily missed.\n\n It's a modern take on ye olde worlde sweetie shops that I loved from my childhood.\n\nI love that they have rows of sweets in jars and the pick n mix of what was,  in my day at least, penny sweeties. Inflation over the last *cough three cough cough* decades means they are now a wee bit more expensive but then I do have more than 50p a week pocket money to spend on my sugar fix these days too!\n\nThere's all the sweets I remember, some that I don't, reinventions & new fangled sweeties. \n\nEverything a sweet tooth could crave, by the bucket - or jar - full. What's that little tub in the corner - cremola foam anyone? Flying saucers, yum. Sweetie bracelets & necklaces that make your teeth tingle. \n\nSo much choice I stood there like my five year old self in years gone by, trying to pick. I couldn't decide so I bought a lot (strawberry bob bons, penny chews, chocolate cups, milk bottles, sherbet lemons & midget gems) & promised my wallet & my waistline that I'd ration them out over the coming weeks as a reward for every gym visit/run I complete. (I'm not sure how successful that tack will be but here's hoping I refrain from gorging them all in one sitting when I get home!)\n\nBut that's not all. They also have fab gift/sparkly things made out of maps and scrabble tiles. Very kitsch & cool. I easily managed to tick a load of names of my Christmas shopping list here in this shop & it's local. & I'll be dropping some hints to the OH for my Santa list too. \n\nNow I've found you, I'll be back :)
Classification: grate


Case: I just had the most buzzard experience ever. I live near this Papa Murphy's and always see the sign so I decided to give it a try. I called and asked for a Cheese Pizza. They asked for my name and phone number and I went to pick it up about 10 min later. I get there and there is a uncooked pizza on the table. I asked the lady this is not my pizza right? She says yes, we are a take and bake. I'm respond, nobody told me. She says oh we don't have to tell you that's how we are. I say I have hungry ppl and I don't want to have to bake this myself. She gets mad and says that's rude. At this point I just walk away and tell her you need to inform ppl on the phone as you have a different concept and many people don't know. Unbeliaveble.  Papa Murphy's management. Freaking include as part if your phone etiquette. We are a take and bake pizza how may I help you. Not that hard to do so. I'm so mad I shouldn't even give you this business tip. I will never ever ever be back there or any papa Murphy's ever!!!!!
Classification: unadoring


Case: Not enough moving sidewalks. Not enough \""wow\"". This is Vegas! And who did Southwest Airlines piss off to get the gates a half-mile from the security entrance? The nicer hotels in town should chip in and spruce this place up.
Classification: unadoring


Case: The days of the old dingy downtown hotels is going on the wayside. The Plaza has gotten a face lift. Don't get my words twisted and think that the Plaza is going to be on the caliber of the Bellagio or the Venetian, or even the MGM. The Plaza is an old hotel that has gone through aesthetic remodeling. The furnishings are new, the beds are comfortable, but the rooms are still the same construction. It is however, leaps and bounds better than a couple of years back. People complain about the long walk through the casino to the back tower. It is a little bit of a journey. The plus side though? You do not get the bass and noise from the Fremont St Experience all night. I have to admit the view was nice. Seeing all of the people and the lights at night lost its novelty right as you laid your head down to go to bed. On a side note, I was hammered and still found it difficult to pass out with all of the noise.\n\nPros:\nThe location is great. Well, how could it not be? All of the hotels are right next to each other\nThe cocktail ladies are proficient in the evenings \nThe Swingers Bar has $.50 draft beers\nThe Hash House restaurant has a $10 off coupon\nRooms are clean\nThe Price!!!!!!\n\nCons:\nNoise from Freemont\nSome of the clientele. I am not one of those \""high class\"", hoity-toity d-bags that walk around Vegas with the lens less glasses wearing a woman's medium shirt they got at the Forever 21 year end blowout clearance sale that is addicted to fist pumping at the club. I am however a normal middle class guy and find it a little unsettling and somewhat of a bring down when Vegas locals come to the table reeking of alcohol, cigarettes and what I assumed was an odor combination of lack of showering and methamphetamines. They throw down more than what I bought in for and then start talking about how their disability checks might be getting cut slightly and how they deserve more than what they have now. Working almost 80 hours a week between 2 jobs it made my blood boil brining my happy drunken gambling to a halt. This isn't the hotels fault. It is a tolerable evil that you must endure while downtown. \n\nAll in all it was a good, clean and cheap hotel. It was good enough that when my wife and I renew our vows in Vegas this year we already have a block of 10 rooms booked. If you are looking for a Vegas weekend without the utterly astronomic Strip prices, the Plaza can more than accommodate.
Classification: grate
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Had cod dinner and by far it was one of the worst fish dinners I have ever had. Very greasy fish and mushy fries. For $13.95 and 2 small pieces of Cod it was way over rated.