Example: This place was ghetto while I was a tourist here in Las Vegas. But now, since I've recently moved here to this  *insert sarcastic tone here* WONDERFUL, FABULOUS city, it is STILL ghetto...if not worse.\n\nBeing in So Cali my WHOLE LIFE, we are mall snobs. There's at least 2 shopping malls in each city. Sooo....I've had my fair share of high end, middle end, typical, bargain, or \""you better dress down dont bother with wearing any makeup so nobody robs you\"" type of malls. I've seen them all.\n\n\nI can't speak for the male shoppers but for the females: what's up with the stores here!? There's a lot of \""Downtown LA-ghetto-fabulous\"" stores (best comparison i can make since I'm a born and raised a So Cali girl) . Acaci? Rainbow? Ever? WTF are these stores!?! No decent shoe stores available either!!!!!!! The forever21 store has a lack of merchandise and they're not up to date and Charlotte Russe was unorganized. Is there even a BeBe store here? Or H&M?\n\nI see a lot of you saying \""it's not Fashion Show Mall.\"" Well no kidding....I'm not expecting it to be all glitz and glam Las Vegas-fied out, but at least have some decent stores to shop at. Only store that got me semi-excited was Bath and Body Works. But that's because they were having their autumn scented candles and body care products.\n\nShoe Palace? Ghetto. Shiek? Ghetto. Acaci? Ghetto. I know for a fact I'm no Prada or Louboutin girl...but still....my gosh.... -_- So tell me ladies, when you go to THIS MALL, what stores do YOU shop at for your clothes and shoes??\n\n\nI've been told to not step foot inside Boulevard Mall, but I think Meadows Mall can be put in the same category. The guys that roam around here makes me wish I had my boyfriend with me.
Class: vaulter


Example: Beautiful room and very good service.  The down side:  very noisy, very few value wines ($50 range), parmesan crackers that were stale, supermarket quality antipasto meats, supermarket quality lasagna, and a dry veal chip that tasted as if if were burnt.
Class: vaulter


Example: Amazing Chicken Fiorentina and the Agnello is their lamb shank where the meat fell off the bone. Great time with friends and Sambuca after completed the night. If you ever been to Italy, this was home.
Class: Dana


Example: This was a great dinner.  My wife and I were staying at the resort on vacation and knew we wanted a special meal... this did not dissapoint!  As many yelper's talk about, the Millionaire Tacos are fantanstic.. the 5 little mini tacos were just enough for a light start to a heavier meal... and do not get me started on the bread (rolls) as  could have just had bread and butter and walked away happy.  Drinks were yummy (both had mojitos) and main courses were perfect (Beef Tenderloin for me, Halibut for my wife).. we were also blown away by the side dish of smoked paprika garbanzo beans (with spanish chorizo)... it was an outstanding compliment to dinner. We opted for the Warm Chocolate Croquettes which were so good I wanted more even though I was full.  This is an OUTSTANDING restaurant!
Class: Dana


Example: Can't get much better. The food was great and the service was fast and friendly. We had the half skillet and basic breakfast. Everything was delicious. The owner, Mario, came by ask us if everything was fine. I think this is one of the best breakfast places in Phoenix and we have tried a bunch of them.
Class: Dana


Example: I went to Arcadia Farms Cafe for brunch with my best friend from out of town on July 5th. When we entered this quaint restaurant we were pleasently surprised. The ambiance of the area had an antique feel and there were these adorable clocks on the walls. My friend and I ordered the french toast. It was pretty basic but the strawberries on it made the dish outstanding. The waitress was nice enough, did not talk much but that is ok since it was a \""quiet\"" place. I want to go back and try more things on the brunch menu but I wish brunch was served a bit longer than 11am. On the weekends I like to sleep in. I would go back to Arcadia Farms Cafe.
Class: Dana


Example: When I tried to buy tickets in the Interactive section I was told that this part was NOT wheelchair accessible and that I would NOT be given the chance to play on stage.  What?  Ever hear of the ADA?  Anyway, I decided NOT to buy a ticket.\n\nOOPS!  I just went to the Venetian Website and there is no mention of this show.  It might be closed.
Class: vaulter


Example: Two of my friends and I went to Bite Bistro on a Friday evening for dinner. The restaurant was full, and a three-man band was playing in the corner. The restaurant is quaint, simple, and the ambiance was nice. \n\nWe started with the duck charcuterie plate, which included three slivers of cured duck, pate, ham terrine, and crostini. My friends both enjoyed the ham terrine, but none of us were impressed by the duck or the pate. I have had much better charctuerie in several Pittsburgh restaurants.\n\nOne of my friends and I both ordered the duck for the entree, and my other friend ordered the celery root. Three slices of duck breast were accompanied by five marble-sized potatoes and three Brussels sprouts that were halved. The duck was cooked well, but the vegetables were completely bland and unseasoned. A little salt and pepper goes a long way. The vegetables were steamed and plated, which is a simple but unimpressive preparation. For $16, I would expect more of a side than what was plated. \n\nThe celery root was decent, but nothing spectacular. The root was sliced into discs and served like a filet, presented with polenta. Again, mostly bland. This dish was $14, which seems extravagant for celery root. \n\nBecause the restaurant is BYOB, I brought a few beers to share. Upon receiving the bill, we were charged $2 per beer. We had only four or five beers between the three of us, but we were stymied by the unexplained charge. If you want to charge a corking or bottle fee, I don't mind, but please be up front about it. \n\nFor $14 to $18 per plate, I would have rather stayed in the city and spent my money elsewhere for dinner.
Class: vaulter
Considreing the above, classify the following: = = = = = =  DAILY LUNCH BUFFET!  = = = = = =\n\nYay, happiness is a new Buffet, especially if it's a (rare) Pakistani Buffet!  Yes, Pakistani, NOT INDIAN!  Differences, as well as some of the dishes served, include BEEF (Yay beef!!)  and no alcohol, which suits me fine at lunch time.     :-)\n\nThis Copper Kettle has opened in place of the one on Alma School Rd. and features a mid-sized dining room and a Lunch Buffet, right-sized for this type of food at about 18 main offerings plus sauces & toppings.  I started with a tossed salad & some delicious Lentil Soup.  Soon a basket of hot from the oven Garlic Naan arrived at my table, buttery & delicious!\n\nBack over at the hot table I helped myself to some of almost everything including Pea Palao, Basmati Rice, Beef Nahari, Beef Paya, and a number of other tasty treats including two common to both Pakistani & Indian restaurants Chicken Tika Masala & Tandoori Chicken (of premium chicken and cooked just right!).\n\nI also had some Poori (a deep fried flatbread), and Sweet Halva for dessert.  There was also a custard dish & more, but I didn't have room to try them this time.\n\nThe owner & his assistant were super nice & this Buffet is served up 7 days a week from 11 AM for under $10.     :-))