Q: Great place for happy hour food. The tapas are so insanely cheap that you can order a bunch and put together a nice little meal. I'm not much of a drinker so can't speak to the booze values.

A: positive

Q: Awesome. We had so much fun in this store. The staff was super friendly, and the wandering Zombie scared the crap out of me, as he intended I'm sure. Picked up a fun shirt for my Zombie Obsessed kid, and enjoyed "shooting" practice and that scary interactive zombie wall door thingy. Located off the strip (not walking distance) but close enough that a cab shouldn't financially break you LOL. We drove from the strip to this place in less than 10 minutes. The parking lot was a bit small, but it wasn't crowded when we were there. When we passed by later it was packed. Looks like there is also parking on the street. I don't know why people were so literal about their concerns in other reviews. I mean it's called Zombie Apocalypse Store. It's fun, and enjoyable, not something to be taking so literally. These people found a fun niche and are profiting from it. I personally did not expect to find anything more than fun zombie themed items. And it was very enjoyable for the husband and I.

A: positive

Q: I love the story time program here! I started coming this summer after having a baby and wanting to get my toddler out of the house while beating the heat. The staff here is amazing! It is a 30 minute session of singing, dancing, stories and bubbles. We look forward to this every week now. My daughter loves the take home cut out and coloring sheet. The first thing she does is come home and color it. I am so thankful for this free program.

A: positive

Q: I work downtown, and as a result I'm always happy when new restaurants open. I was excited to try Il Pizzaiolo, which brings a classy storefront to Market Square. Maybe this is the burgher in me talking, but it always seems like the people dining there look like they walked right off the set of Entourage. I'm intimidated by glamour! I prefer to sit outside on their sidewalk patio, as the dining room can get very noisy. Service is variable. The hostesses always seem stressed and while I don't mind waiting, our times have always been at least 15 minutes over the estimate. I've seen a few reviews turn sour regarding the outdoor seating and where diners are permitted to eat/wait. This is actually not their fault. Police have been cracking down on panhandlers and crime in the area. Consequently, one MUST sit in the dining area for the corresponding restaurant. Now onto the food. The wine list is extensive but only includes Italian selections. Most of the servers are knowledgeable and can recommend pairings. The appetizers are decent but are not worth the ~$10-$15 cost. I've sampled both the pastas and the pizzas. The pastas are underwhelming in terms of originality, taste, and size. Entrees come with bread and oil for dipping, but the bread is too salty for my enjoyment. I will never understand why carb-loaded restaurants serve bread with their offerings. It seems redundant. Pizzas are the restaurant's specialty (at a place called Il Pizzaiolo? No way!). The wood-fired pies are good, and vary from the standard Margherita to the more loaded Santa Lucia. But to be honest, all of these pizzas lack imagination. I understand that Pizzaiolo is going for more "classic" recipes but for the prices why not throw in some innovation?

A:
negative