Example: Super useful.\nDespite the fact that the Mirage is right next to the TI, if you are planning on taking a walk down the strip from TI, then every little bit helps because it is a LONG way.\n\nEven from these hotels, it's nice to ride for free and is frequent so there's never really much wait.
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Example: My friend and I went in to get some smoothies and a meal after boxing. We were very disappointed because our hummus wrap took 15 minutes to make and they did not even tell us it was going to take a few minutes. We were the only ones in the store!! We had to ask if they forgot it and the girl said that some other guy was going to make it but there was no guy to be found. A guy walked in and they did not even greet him. We could tell he was disappointed as well.
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Example: I was so impressed with everything the resort had to offer! The hospitality was incredible! The concierge had treats for our dog and stuffed animals for our twin toddlers. Our room was set up with a pet bed, bowls for food and water, and snack for our dog. I love the layout of the room - not your traditional \""same old hotel\"" feel. HUGE soaking tub was perfect for bathing the toddlers (or relaxing during toddlers' nap time!) There was a large child-friendly pool with water slide and park/playground. I also loved all the activities the resort offered. From a disco-esque \""glow\"" party to live music, outdoor evening movies and fireworks on Saturday night - we had an incredible time! Absolutely lovely for families (even those traveling with pets!)
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Example: I came here with a group of at least 30 people during a recent business trip. Honestly the food is mediocre but the service is decent. I really want to give this place 2.5 stars but the food was just not all that.\n\nB R I E F  S U M M A R Y\n-- Nice big parking lot\n-- Train stops right in front (I took it from the Westin)\n-- Interesting old arcade but some stuff is broken and doesn't work\n-- Chain restaurant & they seem to be all about the same\n-- Service is decent considering 30+ people\n-- Salad is iceburg mix = below average\n-- Pesto dressing = their take on ranch\n-- House bread is good when it's hot and fresh\n-- Appetizers were just OK\n-- Garlic cheese bread with marinara was probably the best\n-- Olive dip was weird - not my thing\n-- Artichoke dip was OK - thought it was interesting that it had shrimp\n-- Meatball sliders were decent\n-- Don't bother with the Lasagne, it tasted so processed\n-- Chicken Marsala was way more edible than the lasagne but still average\n-- Free spumoni was the best thing all night!\n\nSorry but I actually have one of these restaurants in my town. I would rate them all below Olive Garden in reference to food quality and taste. Service can differ, of course. I thought our server(s) did a decent job with 30+ people in my party. There were long pauses and then it was like the kitchen was pounding us with food. \n\nOriginally I wanted to give them 3 stars but the food quality was bad. I couldn't justify an average rating for way below average Italian. I definitely would have rather had Olive Garden or a Mom & Pop's Italian joint. The appetizers weren't too bad but really just unfulfilling and heavy carbs (duh, it's Italian). My entree was really disappointing. I was able to put down the Chicken Marsala but the Lasagne was just meh. I could taste the greasy ground beef and it had no flavoring or freshness to it.\n\nThis experience just solidified my opinion on all Spaghetti Factories. I would pass if I were you but I'm not sure what other options there are in Phoenix.
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Example: This place is ok. Being from the south, I know what real soul food tastes like, and this is the commerical version of that. I have the opportunity to sample the chicken wings, mac and cheese, collards and yams. It was just ok. The mac and cheese was bland, the yams were decent. The fried chicken is hit or miss. Once my chicken was finger looking good; but then it tasted reheated.  The place is always packed with a diverse customer base; which is great. I would go back to eat; but its certaintly not a place that I drool over like I do Grandma's Sunday dinner.
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Example: I really like haircut and the service you receive from Eddie and the guys. Top notch, old style type of shop that is very welcoming.
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Sophie's serves consistently good, authentic food and has fun French bistro atmosphere.  The menu changed from the last time we were there, and while it didn't bother me, my boyfriend was disappointed about the absence of mussels on the dinner menu.  We got escargots instead - the 1st time I'd tried that.  Everything seems really fresh, and service is attentive.  The manager on a recent Saturday night seemed to know exactly what every table ordered and how much they had eaten.  He was concerned that I wasn't eating my crepes - too full on everything else including the cold avocado soup.  Duck confit cassoulet was sold out by 7pm on Saturday but the boyfriend's coq au vin was apparently quite good.  I had sea bass and gumbo crepes - surprisingly good.  Wine list - meh!  For dessert, we're creatures of habit and always get the apple tart.  They give you yummy little truffles with the bill.  It's quaint, quiet, and delicious.  \n\np.s. Thomas is an awesome waiter, and I don't know him personally.  :)