Q: I don't like Harrah's. The rooms are small and nothing special. The way they set up the traffic around the hotel makes it very difficult to get in and out of there. The layout of the hotel sucks and the ceilings are right on top of you. It's cheaper at least.

A: negative

Q: After thinking about it a lot, I've decided to change my rating to 5 stars. In my mind, something that is 5 stars is a place that completely blows your mind and you might only get to experience a few times in your life (like the time I went to Sukiyabashi Jiro). However, that's not how most people give ratings on Yelp and I don't think it's fair if I skew the rating of a really great place down. Come on Yelp, let us give half stars! And I just have to add this comment after reading through a bunch or reviews here from people complaining that the pieces are too small: a piece of nigiri is supposed to be eaten in a SINGLE bite and should thus fit into your mouth comfortably. What is served in most sushi restaurants in the US does not fit the bill and you have to cram a piece into your mouth to put it in all at once. Smaller pieces like those served at Kabuto are traditional and proper. Please educate yourself before making unfounded criticisms.

A: positive

Q: I don't know if they changed owners, but this quality of this restaurant took a nose dive. The old staff is no longer there and it has been replaced by young twits who are clueless about what it means to give proper customer service. Maybe these kids are related to the management or the owners. Otherwise, I don't understand how these imbeciles can work there unsupervised. If that is the case, I will say that family and business do not always mix. We visited a few times in this year and left the establishment after waiting over 10 minutes to be served. There were other people (Asian) who were being served as we sat and waited like fools. Whether this is because they are friends with the new staff and/or share a similar heritage is unclear. The one time when we were served we received crap service. It was never this way before as the the former staff used to treat all customers equally.

A: negative

Q: I didn't go for the Sonoran hot dog (Guero, we need an El Guero Canelo in Phoenix, por favor!!) But did want to try this place (without reading reviews first.) It's kind of like a Chipotle meets Fuddruckers. You tell them how you want your burger/burrito/hot dog, and they bring it to you. I got the bueno burger - the actual meat is about 1/4 inch thin and they still managed to get it pink in the middle - pretty impressive. The fries were good, and my friend got the onion rings which have a sweet crispy batter. Not bad. Not fantastic, but not bad. What is bad though is that we paid 17 dollars for it. Overpriced by about four or five dollars, in my opinion. Go here if you're in the area and want a sit down burger (by the way, the barn-meets-industrial decor is odd). But don't go out of your way for it - instead, write a letter to Guero and tell him to start a third El Guero Canelo up here (near Project Challenge in Queen Creek might be a good location to start).

A:
negative