Case: Secret no more! :O\n\nAfter a long night of dancing the night away in KILLER heels you can't help but want to eat some delicious comfort food, and what better place to get it than from a place that calls itself Secret Pizza, everyone loves a good secret ;) If you didn't know about this place before hand, you would probably miss it, and it sure isn't a place to miss! But once you walk down that infamous hall way of frames on frames on frames into this lovely secret spot and smell the lovely aroma of yummy thin crust pizza you'll surely be happy to have found this hidden gem. \n\nMy GO TO dish of course is everything! Order any kind of pizza and your taste buds will be happy little campers. I personally like to keep things simple and stick to the mushroom pizza, so delicious! With a few drinks in me, I could probably eat a whole box of pizza from here easily :P\n\nTry to beat the clubs closing or you will have to wait in a long line for your yummy goodies along side of a bunch of drunk barefoot ladies! X.X\n\nHappy eats, loves! ^_^
Classification: becomma


Case: Not impressed by the food. \nAtmosphere is crowded. Maybe they will be on Restaurant Hoarders. \nWaiter was a jerk. I asked for another and got one but she was dumber than a box of rocks (i didnt mean to insult rocks) \nToo expensive to deal with waiters with attitude and mediocre food!
Classification: triseriatim


Case: This was one of the places that I wanted to go eat at while I was planning my trip, and since it was my last meal before I headed back made it pretty sweet. We had to leave Phoenix a little ways out, but it was worth it. We came across a strip mall plaza of sorts, which surprised me a little bit since the name sounded so quaint it made me think it might be tucked away. We went inside and felt transported with the old gas pump like fixtures and decor. We lucked out and were able to sit in the only dining table with the car. The coffee seemed particularly delicious here. I got the Heavenly Hash, and it was quite heavenly. I would love to come back and try the Famous Suicide Stack! Service was a little slow considering there wasn't too many people there on a Monday morning, so it's definitely a good time to come and not deal with the weekend rush. Prices were reasonable as well.
Classification: becomma


Case: Used to be a four star, for fast food at least. They used to have awesome service but in the last year they are now are horrible.  They always get the orders wrong. The employees are more into playing around and flirting than doing their job. The management is just as bad or even worse. Whatever you do, don't let them park you when you do drive thru. They will forget about you.
Classification: triseriatim


Case: Being that I don't really live in the area, and it is the OLDEST of the \""Station Casinos\"" (starting as Bingo Palace in 1976), I make it a point to avoid Palace Station. It seems a bit run-down, old, and there is a \""funky\"" odor about it. \n\nI've eaten at the buffet several times prior to 2004, but stopped going when I had a bad experience, not to mention moving into another part of town. I usually stick close to where I live when it comes to eating.\n\nNow, I've been to the Santa Fe Station's buffet, the one at Red Rock, Green Valley Ranch, Sunset Station, and even Texas Station. They're awesome. I do love GVR and Santa Fe buffets more. \n\nPalace Station? My visit on 9/19/2014 was a reminder of why I don't go there. \n\nBeing that I played \""myVegas\"" Rewards on Facebook, I was delighted to see that they had \""comps\"" and rewards to Red Rock, Palace Station, and another Station Casino.\n\nSince my mom works 4-hours on Fridays, I decided that the lunch would be a great idea since she works in the area. \n\nIt was the worst idea. Thankfully, it was free. That's the only good part of the meal and experience.\n\nFirst I had to stop at the Rewards Center to get my \""comp\"", then it was upstairs to the buffet. There was no one in line, so my mom and I walked up to the counter. The cashier was quite nasty even before I brought out the comp slip. I had to show my Driver License and Boarding Pass. \n\nThe cashier rung up the meal, and handed my \""loyalty\"" card to my mother and dismissed me entirely; despite the fact it was MY \""comp\"" that paid for the meal. The cashier didn't even look at me as she handed the card and receipt to my mother. \n\nAt age 38, I think I've passed the \""oh, you look so young stage\"" that the cashier felt she needed to hand my card to my mother. Sorry, but I found that insulting. One has to be 21 to get a \""Boarding Pass\"", and mine has my \""member since date\"" on it. It was issued in 1997, over 17 years ago. \n\nGetting over that incident, my mother handed my Boarding Pass back to me so I could put it in MY wallet. That didn't start off the experience that well. But, I let it go. Maybe for some reason, the cashier was having a bad day. \n\nThen we waited, and waited ... for about 15 minutes to be seated. The reason? NONE. There were PLENTY of tables. In the one section we were seated in, there were only eight other patrons. That area could easily seat 150, or more. Yet, we had to wait. \n\nSorry, but if you have the seating available ... you should seat your patrons asap. But, that's my take on it. \n\nAll unoccupied tables were clean and ready for people to sit at, so it wasn't as if they'd been busy and were cleaning up. \n\nWe were able to order the drinks quite quickly, but once we got our food? We weren't asked if we wanted refills on our drinks until we were bone dry, and ready to leave. We were cleaning up our area, and grabbing our purses when we were asked if we wanted refills. \n\nNo thanks, we're leaving.\n\nThe staff didn't bother to check on us, only took the dirty plates and walked away -- place wasn't that busy either. Again, only eight people in our section, and there were 3-4 servers working the area. Maybe they're having a bad day. So, I figured we'd ease their load and leave.\n\nAs far as the food ... \n\nThe food was terrible. Honestly, it SUCKED! \n\nIn addition to such a small selection, the meats, including the turkey were OVERCOOKED, TOUGH, and DRY. The supposedly \""hot\"" pasta was COLD, most of the cold foods were on the warm side, the warm foods? Stone cold. The only good thing? The desserts.They were the ONLY edible part of the meal. \n\nAgain, since it was free, I can't complain too much. But, I wouldn't pay for it whether or not it is a \""great value\"". Isn't a great value if you can't eat much of the selection and the service is not up to par. \n\nMaybe they were having a terrible day, maybe they were off. But, I don't think I will visit again. I can't justify rating a place simply on price. I have been to better, and I've been to the worst. The worst was the old (now gone) Boardwalk Holiday Inn Buffet on the strip. This one? I'll pass. It's not going to be the end of my world.
Classification: triseriatim


Case: I was pretty disappointed with Comme Ca.  The service was very attentive.  We sat on the patio which had a great view of the strip.  The ideas behind the food seemed great, but the execution was just terrible.  I attached a picture of my food.  It was the special of the night and was a trout filet stuffed with scallops and asparagas.  It sounded amazing but the flavors just weren't there.  I didn't end up finishing it.\n\nIt is relatively pricey and I honestly expected more.  With so many great options in Las Vegas I definitely won't be returning to Comme Ca.
Classification: triseriatim


Case: Food was outstanding and the staff was very friendly. Homemade pita bread and a Mediterranean style lemonade made for a delicious lunch.
Classification: becomma


Case: I love to frequent the Alchemy. They have a solid beer selection and an interesting menu. Solid stop in the Atwood area.\n\nAlso - the interior has an aura of mystique to it at night. Also features rotating artwork which keeps it fresh. I'd give it the thumbs up.
Classification: becomma
Classify the following: I have been here one time and one time only. I will never go back. I took my two kids here since my son is into pokemon and my daughter loves my little ponies. Plus it's very close where we live. I tried to get one of the three people working to help us but they seemed more interested in avoiding helping us. My questions were answered with one word or a finger point. My daughter was able to find a couple of comics but we never did find the cards my son was pointed to. When we checked out the person behind the counter said is this it and rolled their eyes. Not the kind of experience i expected of a place geared to all ages. I was disappointed to say the least.