Text - I really wanted to love this place - my son had been raving about it. \nWe waited 50 minutes for our food.\nI got the ham bun - it was yummy\nMy SO got the reuben - he loved it\nThe beer battered pub pickles were excellent\nWe were really excited about the irish nachos.... Waffle fries covered with our famous chilli & nacho cheese. Add sour cream and jalape\u00f1os. The waitress brought a dish with the fries and chili - but no nacho cheese, which is what makes them so good . There were little triangles of sliced cheese on the side of the plate. And the sour creme was in a little squeeze tube with about 1T in it. We asked where the nacho cheese was, and the waitress brought out a tiny condiment cup with cheese in it. If we hadn't already waited so long, we would have certainly sent it back, but it actually came out later than the other food and we (all but my son) were finished eating. Needless to say, it was very disappointing. I don't think I'll go back.
Group - vertex


Text - We had this one on our last day, as a breakfast buffet.  As this was the last day, this was when we finally mastered the buffet experience, which completly applies to Cravings.  Try everything.  Eat a little.  Don't \""try to get your money's worth\"" out of it or else you will leave the table bloated and unable to enjoy the rest of your day.  Just enjoy it for what it is.\nThis is spoken from a person with buffet experience.\nWe had the breakfast and I was impressed.  The plantains were insaine (in a good way), the apple crepes rocked my world and the french toast and migas were also amazing.  They had a make your own omlett station in which you did not cook at all but your ordered someone else to make this portion of your meal.  Nice dessert selection, especially for a breakfast, although it is hiding on the other side of the buffet. \nYum Yum Yum.\nDo it.
Group - mesoprescutal


Text - We purchased the trip from Las Vegas to the West Rim in advance through Viator (note: in addition to what you pay online in advance, there is an additional $20/person fee that you pay when you check in with the tour operator). We had purchased both extras: the helicopter + boat ride, and the SkyWalk. Early pickup, and long line to check in with Gray Line. On the drive out, the driver kept repeating how we would have exactly 4 hours to do everything, and it would be rushed, and we should not be late. We assumed that since they sold us these activities, there would be time for it all, as long as we moved quickly. \n\nWe followed the instructions to the letter and raced from one activity to the next. First there was a looong line for the helicopter + boat ride. Computer glitch. But finally we were on our way, and that part was awesome. \n\nThen we took the shuttle bus to the SkyWalk, and the disaster started. First, there was a very, very long and disorganized line (with some people cutting). They told us the hold up was due to an insufficient number of lockers (as no packs or cameras are allowed). That turned out not to be true. The long line was due to a big crowd combined to many staff members taking lunch break at the same time. After about an hour in a first line, they let us through to a waiting area with the lockers. From there, more lining up: they would call people by numbers. Except, we had not been given a number. There was a lot of confusion and many groups went ahead of us. After about 30 minutes, we realized there was a problem. The staff in charge had gone to lunch and a bunch of people had been let into this area without number. There were about 50-100 people in our situation. It was very chaotic. We asked to be given a number, and they said no -- had to wait for a supervisor. With a lot of begging and waiting, finally a supervisor arrived, but he was completely unhelpful. The easy solution would have been to let the people without a number go through. Rather then apologizing and believing 50 people in front of him, he said he would give us a number that would get us to the Skywalk after about another 20 minutes (\""to make sure we did not get ahead of anyone else\""!), or we could get a refund. Many, like us, opted for refund, but when we went to the cashier, they refused to reimburse us because, although we had our tickets, we did not have the receipt for them (since we were given the tickets by Gray Line). It was infuriating! \n\nIn the meanwhile we were hungry (no time to eat), our daughter was crying from hunger and everyone's frustration, and it was past time to be back at the bus for the ride home. We rushed back to the bus (after waiting for the shuttle) and asked the driver to wait while we would at least grab some food with the lunch coupons (which were part of the package) to eat on the ride back. But when we went into the store to grab our lunches, they had closed the register! Not only they would not take our coupons, but they would not even sell us food, unless a manager signed our coupons to approve the exception. We had to run to another building, find the manager, who finally signed the coupons and helped us get our food. We were late to the bus, the driver scolded us, and all passengers were upset thinking it was our fault that we were late. It was humiliating. \n\nIn summary: Skywalk is severely mismanaged, but Gray Line oversells activities without allowing enough time to enjoy them. Four hours should be enough without huge lines, but it is absolutely not enough when one spends 3 of those hours in lines due to crowds, glitches, silly rules, and mismanagement. Gray Line knows this very well, and still they push to sell those activities.\n\nResult: A beautiful day with the family at the Grand Canyon turned into a nightmare.
Group - vertex


Text - I have been going to Chompies for years and normally I would give it a better rating.. When our out-of-town guests wanted to go out for breakfast we immediately thought of Chompies. I knew it would be busy on a Sunday morning but I expected they know how to handle a crowd. There was quite a few people waiting for tables but when we registered our party of 5 we were told it would be about a 10 minute wait. We were seated 35 minutes later. While our server was nice and helpful it took another 30 minutes to finally get our orders in and get served our food. We immediate asked for a plain, unheated bagel for a starving and fidgeting toddler and had to ask about it twice before it finally arrived...toasted.  Our food, when it finally did arrive, was pretty good but not up to what I have come to expect from Chompies. I think they might just have been having a bad day but I will never go there on a weekend morning again and I don't recommend you do either.
Group - vertex


Text - I am blown away at how awesome they deliver with good food. The avocado train is amazing with the softshell crab the rainbow roll sexy roll, if you love sushi this is heaven on a plate!!
Group - mesoprescutal


Text - I've never eaten in the restaurant, i always get it \""to go\"".. stinks up my whole house, but its SOOOO GOOD :)  I always get the shrimp, its a little overcooked.. but good nonetheless. I've tried the crawfish..yummy, but just not patient enough to get to the tiny little bit of meat inside, haha. But overall, I LOVE THIS PLACE! Be warned though, I eat a lot of spicy food, but their \""medium\"" here, is actually quite hot to me. Still good though! You get like 3% off if you pay cash, or something like that.
Group - mesoprescutal
Classify the following: Too bad the service is so terrible, I generally love the food. We went to sit down at a table in the bar (that the host told us to sit at) and the host asked us to please wait until they cleaned the table. No problem, but as we waited the waitress \""gave\""  our table away to someone else. The wait staff and the host stand all argued with us and the other patrons. Embarrassing for them, as the manager stood by and just looked the other way. We went to BLT Steak instead. Delicious meal there! I recommend you go there instead.