Text - WHAT A JOKE! Went there tonight and will be freekn amazed if it lasts past 6 months. If it does the people in Surprise are idiots have no idea of what bar food should be. went for happy hour on Friday and it should be classified as \""Unhappy hour and waste of money. My wife and I ordered skins. Small and PUNY! An order of the WORST Chicken boneless wings ever .. They got em from SAMs Club and lathered them in oil. Ordered the Garlic Parmasean what Evers. CHICKEN WINGS HOW ABOUT ROUND CHICKEN NUGGETS! 8  grease balls for $5.99 and this was the happy our price. 1 carrot and a sliver of celery. Forget the laxative and order these greasy cylinders called boneless wings. This was as you can tell a sham of a bar/restaurant. It is a shame since I live within walking distance from my house.Wake up or this place will have a wake!
Group - pseudoacademical


Text - One person to help a huge line, where are the employees... Been waiting forever, 17 windows but one employees... Thanks for nothing Thrifty
Group - pseudoacademical


Text - We used to go to The Container Store a lot when we lived in San Francisco, so when this one opened up in Scottsdale, we had to go check it out!\n\nOne of my favorite items to get are the shoe boxes. Being the shoe addict that I am, they are clear, and are the perfect size. There are so many different types of organizational products to choose from that generally, you'll probably find what you need.
Group - meminna


Text - Today, I finally saw CityCenter, and I was stunned by how lackluster it was.\n\nThe place in general was just lacking in character and charm. It was basically a high-tech Wynn or the Bellagio with less flowers, less art and no Italian motif. \n\nThe Aria is borderline hidden, the easiest way to get into the place by pedestrian means is through Crystals, which is confusing enough in of itself. The waterfall and colorful fountain outside were nice enough, but the execution is a total fail. What use is stuff like that if it's hidden?\n\nI walked in, started looking around when my subconscious pretension and snottiness block started going off. It was as if an alarm was going off in my head telling me \""I REALLY SHOULDN'T BE HERE.\"" Besides, the place looked immense and knowing me I would have easily gotten lost.  \n\nI'm happy I saw it once, but it seems like it worked much better in theory than it does in execution.
Group - pseudoacademical


Text - Tucked away and somewhat hidden this Starbucks has good service and friendly staff. Yes some reviewers are correct that there is no indoor seating but the cars driving by are not that much of a distraction. Overall good place.
Group - meminna


Text - Everything about this place is absolutely gorgeous!! I love it so much that I will be back with my husband one of these nights. Their food is pretty pricey for being off the strip but it's worth it because everything we had was delicious! The only little complaint I had was they forgot my free birthday dessert! Lol! No biggie! I don't like the attention anyway!
Group - meminna


Text - My friend and I stayed here 3 nights. We chose it because it was the best nightly charge while still remaining on the strip. The hotel was nice, the staff was friendly, and the price was right. Here's the issues: all day and all night you will here what sounds like a large creature in your drains glugging and bubbling. It sounds gross and it is gross. Vegas in general has some major plumbing issues I have found as this happened when I was at the Mirage 5 months back as well. You go to the front desk to complain and they pretend they have never heard of this before. It was so loud and so constant that my friend and I could barely sleep. We needed to sleep since we were trying to stay up late, but this was not an option. The walls are also so thin that you will literally hear all of your neighbors coming and going. If a door near yours opens or closes, your hotel door rattles and sounds like someone just kicked a large rubber ball against it. \nThey supposedly sent someone up to \""fix\"" the plumbing issue, but we had no sign of anyone doing such and no one ever contacted our room to make sure we were pleased. We should had been offered something when we checked out. \nThis hotel is nicer and less dingy feeling than Mirage, so is your choice is between these two, choose Mandalay, but I could never ever go back to either because it is not possible to sleep! \nWe ordered breakfast twice and the brioche and thee hashbrowns were delish! Coffee is good too. Room service at any hotel in vegas will break the bank. So insanely expensive! You do get a hearty potion here, however, and you do not need to order 2 of anything. One order of maybe 2 things should fill any normal human being and you won;t have to waste food that way.
Group - pseudoacademical


Text - Had an great time at this race! It was another FUN RUN I participated in with a few of my friends. The race itself was set-up well, easy to register, not a bad price, reminder e-mails, information emails, not once did I feel like I was left hanging trying to get prepared for this run. Packet pick up was easy and quick nothing much to worry about.\n\nThe day of the race, parking was a snap ($10 was a little pricey to park your car) we got in parked and walked right through the gate. Our start time was 1:30 on a Saturday afternoon, but we were able to be released with the 1:00 start time, because we were in the last large wave.\n\nThe run itself was set up well, having to run some and get through obstacles. The way they set up the spacing between obstacles was nice, for if you were tired from an obstacle you could run or walk to the next one to take a little break. There are a lot of different kind of athletes that run these fun races. People who go to have a good time and run/walk, people who like the obstacles but don't run at all, and people who get through the run and obstacles as fast as possible. So no matter what kind of athlete you are, you can take it at your own pace and everyone has a good time. With their being obstacles, you of course have some kind of backup/wait at each obstacle but its not too bad. You can catch your breath and chit chat with people while waiting in line. The obstacles were very fun and different from any other run I have participated in. You had monkey bars, a big wall to go up and over, large barriers that you had to get over/hurdle, slides to climb up then slide down, blow up slides that got you wet and covered in foam, a large and long bouncy obstacle you had to bounce through to get to the other side, the wrecking ball, where you had to travel through water on a small path without getting hit by two large balls on a crane swinging at you and last but not least the largest inflatable waterslide to cross the finish line. This race was basically like the show Wipe Out!\n\nIn the end everything that had to do with the actual race was awesome! They do really need to spruce up their after party and have better vendors working there. The beer ladies were all terribly rude, the food options were yuck and the DJ didn't get the crowd pumped at all. Those few things along with a better t-shirt design I think the race would have been perfect!!!! Hopefully some better things to come next yr!\n\nThanks for the fun run ROC!
Group - meminna
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Just mention this place and my mouth starts watering with the memory of the fantastic toro they served on the night I visited.  Soooo good....\n\nI sort of don't remember the rest of my meal b/c the toro was THAT good.  I believe I had a roku roll...yes, that was good too.  They have a nice cocktail list.  I'm pretty sure I had a saketini, and I'm pretty sure I liked it.  Oh, and we had edamame, which was also good.  Even the non-sushi eaters at our table enjoyed their food!  They serve a variety of cooked items, for your friends who don't dig raw fish.\n\nWhich is fine, because that means more toro for me!