Example: Denny's has been around for a long time, and not surprisingly, they have a lot of locations in the Vegas Valley. This is the closest stand-alone location to my house (as in not being in a casino), so it is no surprise that I find myself in here than most of their other restaurants.\n\nDenny's is a good restaurant due to the sheer variety of food items they have. They serve breakfast all day and are proud of it, but also have plenty of lunch/dinner items to eradicate your hunger as well. It's a huge menu, and you'll be hard-pressed not to find something you want on here.\n\nThe service tends to be a bit inconsistent here. There have been times where I have found myself waiting annoyingly long periods of time for items that come much quicker at other similar restaurants. Yet other times, the staff are attentive and get me my food quickly and promptly. Nearly all of the staff I have encountered are friendly, though.\n\nAs far as atmosphere goes, it's about what you'd expect from this type of restaurant - and it DOES get pretty noisy and hectic during peak hours. The waiting area up front gets VERY crowded during this time, and there have been many times I have found myself standing there, waiting for a seat for considerably longer than I should be.\n\nBut all things considered, Denny's is a fantastic restaurant and usually doesn't fail to please. This location is in a convenient location on Warm Springs, between Stephanie and Marks. Definitely recommended.
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Example: Yum! I had the cabo fish tacos. They were sooooo delicious.  I also enjoyed the Rumbi rice.
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Example: Went into this place thinking it would be a good experience.  Been waiting for a place like this around this area.  I was so disappointed that I wanted to leave after 5 minutes of being there and not being asked if I wanted anything to eat or drink.  I was sitting at the bar with 3 people behind the bar.  I assumed they were employees only because they were on the other side of the bar.  \n\nWent in there with intentions of having some drinks and food.  I only dared to have a couple of beers.  The menu on a clipboard didn't tell me to try the food.
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Example: This place has something for everyone.  I ordered the Pick 3 option: a slice of pizza, salad, and half a sandwich.\nAll for $8.\n\nThe meal was very good and I will be back.  I have to admit I expected less from this place, but I was proved wrong.  It's not your ordinary pizza joint.  Very good food!  Pizza was thin and delicious....
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Example: GAH! Please, people! don't torture your poor defenseless taste-buds by shoveling this horribly tasteless food like product into your mouth holes. It is so cruel to send food over them without them being able to do what they love and long to do. Seriously, I've had finer dining at a $8 all-you-can-eat Chinese buffet. \n\nThe Mongolian beef is to die for... I'm going to die 'for I ever have to eat it again. It's not that it's just a smidge bland, I've had spicier Big Macs, it was that it was drowning in a pool of brownish blandy sauce. I had to pepper my Mongolian beef! DID YOU HEAR THAT? Genghis and Kublai are very disappointed. I think maybe even a tear or 2. And the plum sauce for the Moo Shu pork was gawdawful. Scrape it off!!! My tongue hurts. Now the orange chicken wasn't too bad and maybe even moderately okay. \n\nNow the service I had most recently, this one on Mill, (I've been to 2 different muthuh PFers just in case) was not all that great. The guy was a big stick but with a d instead of the st, ya get it? huh? huh? get it? But that's hit or miss at any chain.\n\nAnd then the bill! I haven't felt that violated since grade school. Same kind of bad taste but only money was taken this time. It's one thing to pay a moderate amount for good food with good atmosphere but this place is just Panda Express in trendy clothes. \n\nI should have gone to Taco Bell.
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Example: Let me just start with an apology because I'll probably offend someone I know with this review because the Phoenix Asian community is so small. \n\nDon't get me wrong.  There are some great things here. One being the fUrNiTUre!!  I LOVE the wooden furniture here. I'm not just talking about normal wood furniture here, I'm talking about huge single pieces of wooden slabs being used as bench seats and seat backs. This furniture is wicked. \n\nThe service is good too. The waitress spoke fluent Korean and English and knew what my friend Justin wanted when he ordered in Korean.  We had a few dishes. One of which was kimchi tofu soup. It was a bit too sweet, not really spicy enough, and lacked flavor.  My friend Justin (remember, he's Korean) actually blurted out, this was the worst Kimchi Tofu soup he has ever had. We also had some spicy pork which was marinated not in the traditional spicy PASTE that is normally used but in a chopped up dry spicy chili that covered the meat like it was glitter. The spicy pork dish was supposed to have some sauce and the meat was supposed to be nice and juicy. Nope!  The dish was dry and served on a hot plate on a bed of chopped onions.  Add soju and a hot fish plate with some diet cokes and you suddenly have a bill approaching $50. \n\nAs the Germans would say...  \""Nicht so gut!!\""\n\nSo in the end, the meal was summed up by my friend declaring the meal being the worst Korean meal he's ever had.
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Considreing the above, classify the following: The food is always good and it's a great place to watch any game. They even have breakfast on Sunday's but they only serve it until 10:30am. Good drink specials all Day Sunday.