Text - This is the best breakfast I've ever had.  Period.  The food was SO good that it totally outweighed the wait outside on a hot day.\n\nYes, you WILL wait if you come here, but it is absolutely worth it.  The staff here are quite adept at quickly moving people through the restaurant without making anyone feel terribly rushed, and other than your wait to get seated, you won't wait long on anything else.\n\nMost breakfast places excel at one or two things, usually the sweeter side of breakfast (pancakes, waffles, etc).  I don't tend to eat a lot of these, so I'm stuck getting some half-toasted toast, eggs, and potatoes.\n\nNot here.  Here everything on their menu looks good and is even better in execution.\n\nI did end up ordering the toast, eggs, and potatoes, to be fair, but I still can't forget just how good they were.  The toast was a whole-grain variety, thickly sliced, nutty, and perfectly toasted.  It was served with butter and jam, and it was so good that I was reluctant to let my friend try any of it.  The potatoes were crisp on the outside and fluffy on the inside, but both the toast and the potatoes paled in comparison to the eggs.\n\nYes.  Eggs.  Matt's Big Breakfast earns my nod as the best breakfast joint I've ever patronized because of their eggs.  They were scrambled, but something about them was so mouthwatering that I was disappointed when I finished them.   Most scrambled eggs at other restaurants are served cold, dry, chewy, or any number of other unappetizing ways.  Not at Matt's.  I'm sure they cooked them in butter or something equally as awful for you but, damn, were they ever good.  To this day, nearly a year later, I still have not had better eggs anywhere else.  Believe me, I've tried.  Nothing beats Matt's.\n\nEverything else looked amazing, and they frequently feature specials.\n\nThis is the Pizzeria Bianco of breakfast in Phoenix.  Long waits, but a must-attend for each and every Phoenician.
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Text - I had a breakfast there once. The food wasn't good,the selections were limited and it was expensive.
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Text - AVOID.\n\nI tried them again and they have gotten worse. \n\nCalled for supplies, and was told I had an outstanding balance.  Found out that A) Our bill was not late, and B) It was $11.  Can you believe these idiots?\n\nAVOID AVOID AVOID.
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Text - AMAZINGLY delicious rolls!\n\nI recently stayed at Mandalay Bay and this is one of the restaurants located in this hotel. Beautiful decor, very trendy and modern. I definitely couldn't tell I was in a sushi place. The service was alright, but it was really the food that was over the top. I ordered the Volcano Roll and the Red Dragon roll. The presentation of the food is gorgeous, more like art. Not to mention yummy!\n\nThe strange thing about this place was the bathrooms. Why I pay close attention to bathrooms in places I'll never know. But this place had the stalls set up like separate pods, alien like. And they're individual stalls with TVs playing music videos, etc. It was very oddly set up. None the less it was very nice, but just very odd.
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Classify the following: Parents Review: first off, excellent attempts by a former \""senior citizens\"" property to become a destination for families. The splash pad, slide and kid activities are well thought out and great. I hope management reads this because there are just a few changes that need to be made to make the property truly family friendly. \n\nFirst off, the splash pad needs to open earlier. Kids are up super early so to have it open at 10:30 is brutal especially during the summer when it's hot. The menu at The Terrace needs to include more kid friendly options and the overall hours of kid activities in general need revision. Open earlier,  close earlier please.\n\nOtherwise,  our family will be back. We had a great time and the rooms are a great size and pool view rooms are still nice and quiet. We love the phoenician and will continue to make it our go to staycation location :)