Example: Nice brand new 10-lane range, in a great location on the far east side of the valley.  Like I said, new... everything is new.  I was disappointed however it is only 10 lanes as the building is much larger and during construction was deceiving as I thought the whole building was going to be the range, but as it turns out it's only about a 1/4 of the building.\n\nThe store front is average size, but not nearly as big as some of the bigger popular ranges/clubs out here in 'zona.  Seem to have a lot of pistols but very light on any rifles.\n\nRange rules.... fairly standard stuff here...  They DO NOT ALLOW .308 rifles and if you're not a member, you cannot fire a shotgun - which really sucks, but she (one of the owners) explained to me the reasoning behind that rule as a non-member fired unauthorized bird shot after being advised not to and it damaged the lanes.  So because of one guy.... you know...  But 5.56 and 7.62 is okay.  Oh and no double-tapping... that's standard stuff tho.\n\nAmmo there seems fairly priced for a range so that's good.  They have targets but you CAN bring in your own, which is nice but the kicker there is it can't be any of the gimmick targets, like osama or whatever.   I've never understood why, but other ranges do that too - perhaps it's a legal thing? idk.\n\nRange is pretty well lit, but I had trouble knowing how far my target was at, unless I missed some markings.   So all my shots and dialing in a newly built AR was fun were at an undefined distance.  Visually I have an idea of the measurements but I'd like some lane markings or have the control box stop at given intervals.\n\nThe owners were very accommodating and friendly as we started a new 'gun club' of sorts at a tech/geek coworking space.  We had some experience people and some absolute beginners there and they worked well with us on cost and getting the noobs outfitted with ears/eyes and making sure they felt safe and secure.\n\nIt's good to have a range out this far east - I just hope it doesn't get TOO busy that it's hard to get a lane.  But I hope they get busy enough to make money and stay open, and possibly expand.\n\nGo check them out!
Class: upavenue


Example: I've heard about Olives for years and finally came here for my girl's Bachelorette dinner. This is her favorite place in vegas and now I understand why! Amazing food with amazing view!\n\nWe reserved the window side table with the view of the bellagio fountain! It was absolutely a stunning view with the fountain in the background while you dine!\n\nMust try:\n- Beef carpaccio - I'm a sucker for carpaccio. This carpaccio definitely is number 1 on my list! Gorgonzola rosti cake at the bottom of the thin sliced huge pieces of tender beef, perfect amount of parmesan cheese, cipollini onions with the touch of balsamic reduction. HUGE portion!\n- Tuna tartare - it's not my favorite, the portion is much smaller. it's refreshing but too gingery for my taste.  \n- Crazy mushroom pappardelle - 4 of our party ordered the same pasta! That should tell you something! king trumpet, shiitake, oyster & crimini mushrooms, english peas, piquillo peppers,parmesan cream, truffle essence, lemony pea shoots... truffle makes this pasta so much more flavorful (yes, I'm a truffle person, I mean, who isn't?!)\n- Sea Scallops - truffle whipped yukon potatoes, saut\u00e9ed sea beans, cabernet reduction. The scallops are almost palm sized, the truffle whipped potatoes are delicious with the delicate scallops. The sea beans are top of the scallops are very interesting, never had it before but it adds a crunch/texture to the dish!\n- chocolate hazelnut souffl\u00e9  - we were told that the portion is small, it's actually decent for everyone to have a few bites! It is delicious! perfectly puffed up souffl\u00e9 with creamy chocolate hazelnut inside. Who wouldn't love it?\n\nService - we had an amazing service, even though they were really busy but our waitress was super attentive and kind :)\n\nWe watched about 5-6 times of the fountain show, it doesn't get old at all! 5 stars for the food, the view and the experience! Hope you will have the same experience we did! \n\nBon appetit! xoxo
Class: upavenue


Example: My cheese enchiladas had non-melted cheese in them. That's a basic prerequisite for enchiladas - melted cheese. Not impressed at all. This place is sophomoric at best. There are far more tastier places in the valley to spend your money on. If I could leave a half star I would. I will never eat here again.
Class: telegnostic


Example: Never going back again. I feel bad for the people waiting so long for a table, because they don't realize they just invested their time into waiting some more once they get seated. When we were seated , it took 10 minutes for a server to greet us, 20 minutes for our drink, and 30 minutes for our food to come.  I ordered the pulled chicken tacos which were so bland and uninspired. The chicken tasted like it was sitting out in the Arizona sun for days, it was so dry I couldn't even swallow it. I politely set my plate aside , and didn't make a scene. \nThe server comes back and notices I didn't like it , I said I didn't care for them and she walks away. Whoever is running this place doesn't know the first thing about running a restaurant.  Understaffed , lack of service , and overwhelmed with flustered servers, mediocre drinks , and overpriced garbage.  I would rather eat my breakfast at a grease spoon diner.
Class: telegnostic


Example: Overpriced and rude.. I wont give this place (or the asshole attendant) another cent of my money. \n\nThere was a spot on my hood so I was using the squeegee to get it off (it was less then the size of a dime) when the attendant runs out and tells me to stop using the squeegee on my hood. His reasoning, that the next person to use it expects a clean squeegee.. this doesn't make one bit of sense.. what would be the difference of me cleaning dead bugs off of my windshield or from the hood of my car? Nothing. Whether I used it on my hood or on my windshield the squeegee is getting dirty. \n\nAll it takes is one rude asshole to alienate a customer which he did with flying colors.
Class: telegnostic


Example: This is on the SOUTHEAST corner by the walgreens. Not the north east as the map shows.
Class: upavenue
Considreing the above, classify the following: I have been to private parties at Strike City twice and each time I have been less than pleased with the service and the bowling lanes.  You would think more attention would be paid to large parties who rent out their private rooms.  Despite the fact that I have not been impressed with Strike City, my boyfriend has never been and thought it would be fun to get a group together out there for his birthday.  I tried to reach an \""event planner\"" for 5 days, and was continuously informed they were either in a meeting (all day?!?), or just not in the office.  I gave my name and number for a call back on 8 occasions.  Why is the \""event planner\"" the only person who can give you even an estimate for a party, and the only one who can tell you if the place is booked on a certain day?  On the 5th day, I finally received a phone call back, while I was at work.  I was left a message stating all 3 of the possible dates I had given were completely booked.  I worked that hard to reach someone, for 5 days, just to be left a message informing me that I was not going to be able to book anything there!!  They didn't even offer up any other days.  That's VERY poor customer service in my mind.  I will never try to plan another event at this place.  Also, if anyone from Strike City reads this - revamp your lanes...they're too shiny and reflective.