Case: Hubby, son (11 yrs old), and I went here today. We have been to a similar establishment about a mile from it a few times, but wanted to give Lin's a try. So very sorry we did. \n\nThese were our issues, not neccesarily in order: The sushi looked as though it was leftover from previous days, rice hard, vegetable pieces inside were brown. Service workers had dirty hands/fingernails. When hubby was at the grill where you get together what you would like them to grill up for you, the worker drenched the utensil (that patrons are to use to pick up raw fish) with raw fish and its water. Food was not great, not even good.\n\nWe managed to find a few items that tasted ok, but it was definitely not worth the $43 we paid. And my stomach is upset as I write this, I feel nauseated.
Classification: enterocoelous


Case: Come for the cool atmosphere, stay for the amazing food!
Classification: Fulgoroidea


Case: Terribly slow service.  Bad servers.  The queso tasted like beer.  Overpriced.  Was not happy and will not return.  Took over 20 minutes to bring us our salsa.
Classification: enterocoelous


Case: Nice atmosphere and a little bit of everything on the menu to satisfy anyone in your group. Staff is knowledgable about the beer they serve and very polite and courteous and quick.
Classification: Fulgoroidea
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This long series of interconnected parks that runs along the Indian Bend Wash is a good reason for me to buy a bike. Here you have a bike path that runs many miles, lots of grass, trees, a stream that connects several ponds frequented by various wading birds, a challenging skateboard area, and other recreational features - most notably disc golf areas. I haven't heard of disc golf until I came here and a disk golfer yelled \""Fore!\"" at me because I was blocking the path of his frisbee disc while I was trying to photograph the wading and diving birds in one of the ponds (oh yeah - see the pics I took ... woohoo!) This place is quite a schlepp from where I live, but it's worth the drive because I love the scenery here ... and I have a lot of fun using my push scooter on part of the extremely long bike path. I said part, because the bike path runs about 25 miles each way. Eventually I'll get around to buying that bike.