Example: Usually the wait is less than 15 min. for a blood draw. I go in the middle of the day between noon-3pm. Depending on which tech you get, you may be blamed for the tech's inability to draw blood out of your vein. That gets so annoying! If my doctor (who NEVER has had a problem getting my vein for a blood draw or weekly IV) didn't have his office way in north Scottsdale I'd have him draw my blood (since I have to do so weekly for the treatment I'm under). Only because this Labcorp is super convenient in locale, and the wait is quite short, I keep going. But if I find some place better that's closer, I'm jumping this ship.
Class: Bartholomewtide


Example: Terrible. \n\nMeatball sampler. Five dry fried meatballs. 5 boring sauces. Two pieces of toast.\n\nPass on this \""spot\"".
Class: Bartholomewtide


Example: This is a cute lil Italian market on N Scottsdale Rd.  It's a lil hidden but has easy parking.  If you go there, you can pick-up some pre-made lunch and desserts from the deli section or store up on imported groceries for your house.  \n\nThere aren't many tables for eating so if you're going to have lunch and eat there, I'd suggest going a lil before or after normal lunch rush hours.\n\nI'm a fan of their lemon bar.  It's very tart and lemony!!\n\nMight see ya there!
Class: moquette


Example: This was a very nice surprise; after eating 7 burgers in 3 days and not having much success at any of them(story coming soon), Boston Burger Blog and I were looking for something a bit different and were intrigued by the Asian influence to the menu. We went there at 7pm on a Monday night expecting to sit right down and eat like we had at all the other burger places I've ever been to. 30+ minutes later and some unnecessary confusion from the hostesses and we were finally seated. Not a great start.\n\nThe restaurant itself is very unassuming; plain white walls with a couple pictures and posters as well as some tv's that didn't seem to be connected properly. It is located behind a Subway restaurant in the back of a parking lot, with an extremely small sign above the door that is hard to read even up close. Maybe this was temporary since they were fairly new. The menu is filled with burgers that have teriyaki sauce, to Korean-influenced choices that come complete with kim chee. We decided to try a couple different fries on the menu and went with the sweet potato fries and truffle fries. Both were quite good, cooked well, had some great flavor and also came with tasty dipping sauces.\n\nI ordered the Kiki burger w/caramelized bacon, a couple different kinds of mushrooms, and a great bun. The meat was marinated with some sort of a teriyaki flavored sauce, it had great flavor even though it wasn't the best quality beef in the world. I ordered it medium-rare, it was cooked close to how I wanted, even for a thinner patty. At the end of our meal one of the waiters apologized for the wait that night, and explained that since they are still new they are trying to get everything figured out. He also said that they have an undersized kitchen for how popular their restaurant has already become. A good problem I'm sure many places wished they had. This conversation made up for a lot of our bad feelings we had early on, and since a random rush like the one we witnessed are not overly common, I would absolutely come back several times to try some of the other burgers on the menu.  Even though I have only been one time so far, this has become one of the best burgers I've had in town.
Class: moquette


Example: One of the better budget hotels out in Vegas since it's a couple minutes off the Strip,  It was a carnival/masquerade theme, although once popular. It never reinvented itself when the newer properties on the Strip came.\n\nNone the less, I find the Rio to be a great bang for buck spot. I highly suggest it if you have been to Vegas several times, and don't need to be in the middle of the Strip and it's action.  It's also good if you travel to many of the local spots in Vegas (for example the Rio is literally right next to the Spring Mountain's Chinatown district), so I think Vegas vets should consider the Rio if they are looking for a more laid back vibe.\n\nBeing off the Strip, its a lot more quiet out here and doesn't get crowded.  Hard to determine a specific demographic, but seems to caters to many locals.  It is a Harrah's property, so it falls under the Total Rewards Program for gamblers.  \n\nAs far as the rooms goes, they are all suites. Bigger and although a little dated. They have the basic amenities and also a fridge.  I gotten the corner wraparound suite once, and that room was magnificent. Also don't complain about the resort fees...majority of the tourist and Strip casinos charge them, and yes nobody likes them. But they are a Vegas standard now so we just gotta deal with it.\n\nIf I'm doing an extended stay in Vegas, I don't mind staying out here at the Rio. I suggest you have a car or plan out a bigger budget for taxis If you do stay out here. They do have a shuttle that runs twice an hour but only until 1-2am or so. It's also right next to the Palms if you want to party, and the Gold Coast is a locals casino with great deals as well.
Class: moquette


Example: MGM Grand review 6.6.13\n\nIntro: Check-in went pretty smooth and no issues. Hotel layout is very strange though and there is a very long walk from one thing to the other. it could have been designed better. \n\nRoom detail (negative): The room itself looked very nice and had a nice feel to it. However, the rooms lack a mini fridge and microwave to reheat stuff and also there is no coffee pot in the room as well. WARNING: DO NOT USE THE 'MINI FRIDGE' AS A FRIDGE! IF YOU TAKE THE STUFF OUT TO PUT YOUR OWN IN THEY WILL CHARGE YOU FOR USING IT. They did give us a notice that we \ncan ask housekeeping for one for 35 bucks, however they did not tell you a notice before we got into the fridge! Also the plug for the laptop on the lamp is broken and the plug slides in and the laptop does not indicate being on AC power.The bathroom faucet was very loud and my sis's ears were ringing.  \n\n\nRoom detail (positive):The wifi did connect right away and there is no login needed. They also recently upgraded the network as well. The shades aree neat you can have a sheer to let a lil light in or blackout to let you sleep in longer. Fixture quality is decent. TV and entertainment center is really nice and you can plug in game consoles or a laptop with HDMI. Shower looks nice and has curving shower curtain rod. Toilet is in a nook for a lil privacy. I slept really good in the room and the beds are decent. Pollows were good too. \n\n\nOverall I am going to give the MGM Grand a 2.2 star rating. The rooms are nice and the location is perfect and the wifi was great, however the negatives listed above take the rating down from 4.5 stars to 2.2 stars. \n\nOther stuff:\n\nThe pool was very nice and relaxing, it had a lot of different types of pools and they even played my kind of music (dance/trance/electro) and the vibe was nice. The casino floor was nice as well. Most of all the show KA was AMAZING!\n\nRecommended: Mabye to no.
Class: Bartholomewtide


Example: pork adobo fried rice
Class: moquette


Example: If you don't mind dirty salt and pepper shakers, questionable tasting ketchup, syrup and filthy old refilled ketchup bottles this place is for you!\n\n The potatoes were cooked in way too much oil on top of being over seasoned. The waffles tasted plain and not quite right.  The bacon tasted weird too. Don't think I will be returning.
Class: Bartholomewtide
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I admit to only trying the buffet once, but really it was hardly edible. Nearly 20$ a person for the dinner buffet and most everything my party of 4 attempted to eat was inedible. The salad bar was very sad with few ingredients. The vegetable dishes were soggy and flavorless. The pasta was soft and mushy. The prime rib was tough and overcooked. I did have an unlimited supply of soda and coffee and my banana tasted pretty normal, but other than that I was sad to have spent the money. I had debated getting a subway sandwhich instead and wished I had stuck to that idea. I know everything in Vegas is expensive, but there are many similar priced buffets that are higher quality. Its hardly worth the price to pay for something that is all you can eat if you can only eat half of what you put on your plate. Service was attentive.