Problem: A Phoenix original if ever there was one! Total gem in the lower Grand Avenue area. I love the unique atmosphere here. Post-industrial meets shabby-chic meets post-modern meets trading post. Or something like that. I wanted something different and ordered the Panini Cubano. I thoroughly enjoyed the shaved prosciutto, black beans, melted swiss, pickles and chipotle mayo. I also sampled the sandwiches of my wife and daughter and they were very tasty as well. They had the pesto chicken and the lamb gyro, respectively. The Paisley Violin is now firmly entrenched on my list of cool, reasonable and unique places to grab lunch and to take visitors from out of town.
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Problem: My favorite breakfast spot in Vegas! Not that I've had enough of a sampling to be an expert on the subject, but I've been to The Henry twice and recommended to others with nothing but good experiences all around.
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Problem: Took my girls to Smeeks for the first time today and we had a blast. The selection of candies ranges from your parents' old favorites to your old favorites to stuff you've never seen before. My 12 year old was mor captivated by the buttons, magnets and other toys and funny office supplies ("Talk to the Hand" post-its, etc.). If you want something that is not run of the mill, chances are you will find it here. I noticed that they also have vegan candies (I'm not sure if they are made with real vegans or not) which may appeal to the more planet friendly sweet tooth. I strongly suggest you check it out.
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Problem: Overall nice facility/lobby/breakfast area; ample parking. When I checked in, my room had no TV remote. Minor oversight. I got one at the front desk. The batteries were nearly drained, though, and died quietly during my second night. Then I went to iron my clothes, and the iron was missing! Minor oversight? I got a new one out of the box at the front desk, but upon use, it would not even heat hot enough to burn my hand. I tried three outlets in the room, but it made no difference. Not wanting to make a third trip to the front desk, I made do as best I could. The second night, my WiFi died. I tried to reconnect, reboot, but only got the warning "Limited Access" when I tried to connect. Either the bandwidth was used up, the router failed, or some other issue arose. The staff was courteous, but that doesn't make up for the inconveniences. Three strikes and you're out, UnComfortable Inn.
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