Q: positive

A: This is one of my go-to best dining experiences. What I mean by that is that this place is so awesome, when I am having a bad dining experience, my mind sends me visions of this place to soften the blow and make me feel better. This place is one of my food nirvanas.

Q: negative

A: First of all, I love The Good Egg. I live near the one in the 85250 zip code and it's great. I used to go to this one, which is close to where my elderly father lives, almost every weekend. The past several visits, though, have made me stay away for good. The reason? Flies. They seem to be everywhere, even indoors. I've mentioned the fly problem several times to the cashier and wait staff and the answer is always a blithe excuse that they come in from the patio. That's not good enough. It's become bad, really bad. So I'm looking for another inexpensive place for weekend breakfast/brunch/lunch nearby.

Q: negative

A: For what you pay (and it's been ever so slowly increasing), this is absolutely the worst service we have ever experienced. We are relatively new to the Vegas area (a year) having moved from California where we had Comcast. I have to say I miss them already. I mean I had issues with them for sure (what cable company doesn't have a plethora of issues?), but, on the whole, service was okay & the rates were somewhat reasonable for Cali. After hearing horror stories about the sub-par cable service in So.NV, we decided to go with Cox as they seemed to be the most 'professional'. Yes, we got sucked in with the glitzy ads promising the "fastest" internet speed blah,blah,blah...promo prices up the yazoo, etc etc. Long story short, we now experience excruciatingly slow speed-can't even load a damn web page without goin' on an errand or mowing the lawn first. And yes, I've called tech support numerous times. Works fine for a couple weeks, then it's back to 1994 speed again. What's worse, those low promo prices are just a sucker smokescreen; you get hit w/ so MANY hidden charges, it's ridiculous! We got a landline thrown in a few months ago with promises of free HBO. Well, guess what, the HBO shows up on the bill; when I called 'em about it, they said "Oh, we have to show the HBO charge on the bill, but you're not really charged for it......" I did the math and it didn't add up...we WERE being charged for it. WTF!!!!!!!! Okay, I have to stop now-feel that blood pressure rising ;-) You know what, gimme some local ISP w/ decent speed & my Wii-powered Netflix....oh, and my AT&T smartphone. I'm done with these cable monsters. Time to enjoy high desert living! :-)

Q: negative

A:
Really? Don't show up as a stranger or a single - Silverstone doesn't want you there. The employees always seem bothered that you showed up, from the front desk to the cart jockeys, to the starter. I like that the course doesn't overseed; it makes it a good option for the end of August. But the course is not very challenging - it just LOOKS like it is. The three courses should help speed up play, but rounds here can go to 5 and a half hours. For their prices you can tee up at Badlands or Bear's Best and be much happier.