Q: I had a vague relocation of Vietnamese place in this shopping center, so after a long night indoor rock climbing at Inner Peaks I took the leap of faith into their parking lot. Not only are they open to ten pm on weeknights their service rocked and the food was made fast. I made my own pho and the medium was only $7.50. This not the place to come to impress a first date but if you are in the area and want some fresh and delicious- stop in for a satisfying meal.

A: positive

Q: That adorable great dane of mine came down with an upper respiratory infection AGAIN and it got so bad we wanted to take him here to get the antibiotic that worked last time. Yes, we did call at 4:30pm and were told there was nothing available (unsympathetically, might I add) and given a number for the emergency vet they recommended. That recommended emergency vet wanted $110 for an office visit after 5pm. I don't think so! Yikes! We were able to get into a different vet a half hour later for a $70 office visit after hours, and were treated sympathetically. On a side note, this "Pet Resort" backs up to an open field and the canal, and on many early morning runs I've heard lots of unhealthy barking.....making me wonder what goes on there before staff show up for the day. We will not be returning.

A: negative

Q: Gorgeous new casino that's located far off the strip. It's clean, it's modern, it's full of great employees. We didn't stay at this hotel, but came for the buffet. If you're looking for a good value for your money, but don't want to sacrifice on style, this is the place to stay. The air isn't filled with smoke (not yet anyway) and the casino itself isn't jam packed to the brim. If you don't mind a 15 minute drive to the strip, or if you actually want to stay away from the strip, this is a must for you.

A: positive

Q: Not the best but not the worst Chinese food. Had the Schezwan Shrimp for lunch. Egg drop soup was brought out promptly and the main course after two spoonfuls of the soup. Soup was nothing special. Egg roll almost flavorless and mushy. No ability to substitute Lo mein for rice. Better like rice. This IS a Chinese restaurant right? Everything came out on same plate. Cold salad next to hot entree next to hot rice. Most places serve these separately. Obviously a move to save servers work. Iced tea was basically water. I didn't notice the menu advice until writing this. Maybe my experience would have been better? Probably the food but I doubt the service. Just a thought, have any of them been to an American restaurant where they give you BOTH menus? Check was delivered halfway through meal. Thank you very much. You may go now. Meh

A:
negative