Text - Consistently good. I almost always have the BJ Cobb salad. Added a clam chowder this time. Canned but still tasted good.
Group - ramose


Text - A real sandwich shop in The Northwest! We stopped by for lunch with high expectations - after reading all of the Yelps. So the bar was set high - and I am happy to say Eddie D's lived up to it's rep! \n\nThey have a pretty good sized menu - We ordered a Pauly walnuts and a Chicago style roast beef. The bread was excellent. Had some body but it wasn't too tough - just right. The roast beef was extra tender. The Aujus with the roast beef sandwich was excellent! \n\nThey definitely use high quality meats and ingredients here. \n\nThey brought out a birthday cake for someone that was eating there. I guess it was a friend or family member. They offered us a piece of cake - very convivial indeed! \n\n2 sandwiches, 2 chips, 2 drinks was about $25 - a weee pricey...but it was quality food so I would say it was fair!
Group - ramose


Text - Save your money and go to Paradise Bakery in the food court. Same quality of food for 1/2 the price.  I had the turkey cranberry sandwich and the chicken soup. The sandwich was actually quite bland and the soup wasn't much better. For nearly $20 for a soup and sandwich, I was expecting some wow.\n\nJust cuz it's Nordies doesn't mean it's quality.
Group - islandry


Text - We hit a little speed bump on our way to Vegas, where our rental had caught fire and we lost more than half of our things, which included my whole wallet with money, cards, etc. I came into this branch in hopes to get a temporary card to help me during our trip, we were staying there for about 3 days. After a disastrous trip, I explained to them what had happened, and all they could help me with is $100 dollars to last for 3 days?! I verified everything I could possibly can, but without any type of ID they still couldn't give me anything.. I had even talk to the manager and no go.. sad to say my trip this time wasn't so much fun.. thanks wells fargo for nothing.
Group - islandry
Considreing the above, classify the following: I do not understand outdoor malls in Las Vegas.  This is not Southern California.  The weather is very unpleasant 7-8 months out of the year. The parking in this place is weird - as if it were designed in the middle of the last century with small amounts of METERED parking that is close to the stores.  The free self-parking is set off in the corners somewhere.  The valet parking is in the back, but quick, friendly and free.  I did not see any handicapped parking spots near the restaurants in the center of the mall.  Because of the pedestrians, two lane streets, and metered parking, it is pretty slow moving when you drive around the mall.  I am sure it is also pretty annoying for the people trying to stroll through town square to have to dodge in and out of traffic to get around.  It's just a weird, dumb design that does not fit Las Vegas or modern life in general.\n\nThe selection of the shops and restaurants is great.  I also like how they designed this mall to be pet-friendly and lots of dogs seem to be having fun here.  There is a lot of patio dining in the restaurants, but you cannot bring you dog there to eat - you have to hold them on a leash just outside the patio barriers.  I don't think this is safe for the dog or pedestrians walking by.  So while this mall welcomes you to bring your dog, they are not welcome to eat anywhere near you.  I know this is a health code concern - but dogs on a restaurant patio are not going to spread the plague. You are more likely to get sick from a line cook not washing his hands, or some inconsiderate parent changing their baby's diaper in the middle of a restaurant.