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Answer: Had 3 course meal for 2 which included 3 appetizers, 2 steaks with 3 sides, and 3 desserts. We asked for the lobster bisque after reading reviews on yelp and they added that in as well and WOW was that yummy! We asked for a chocolate dessert as well and they added that too. Needless to say, we could not finish everything and the service was excellent. Highly recommend.

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Answer: Okay... take my review with a grain of salt since buying at NR is a hunt and if you happen to be in the common sizes that everyone else is.... you might not find anything. However, there are some changes to NR. First and foremost, I originate from Seattle where NR originated. So it's usually difficult to find another NR in the states that can compare mainly because the flagship store sends a lot more good stuff to the ones in the Seattle area. That being said, the Henderson one is friggin' sweet. I guess in the last year or so, they've made a few changes where they now can check you out via portable cust service units and they also have a seamstress on staff that can fix/hem your clothes in an hour if she's there or you can come pick them up. This is a fabulous service since a lot of work clothes require measuring and fitting. If you live close, you can usually find some real gems pretty quickly when new shipments come out. They do reduce price to get rid of inventory, but for designer things like Marc Jacobs and what not, I'd probably snatch it up if it's about 30% off since they're not going to last too much longer. Very few things make it to 75% and are awesome finds but they exist once in a blue moon. Definitely happy that I'm in a city with a decent Rack. Nothing gets a guy giddy like a polka dotted tie. Kidding. Kidding.

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After meandering around the vast Tempe Market Place at noon I was ready to settle for Red Robin until I noticed a large free standing King's Fish House. I parked and looked up to notice it had been established in 1945 and thought the name had a familiar ring. After being seated in a large booth I discovered why the name had a familiar ring. The waitress told me the original was in Long Beach and then remembered I had celebrated one of my birthdays in Long Beach with the CA crew. As I recall I had some very good wild king salmon on that birthday. It was a little warm so asked for a center booth to look around the inside. Picking a draft beer was made especially easy with Kiltlifter on tap. On the far upper right of the large menu of the day I spotted about a dozen types of "fresh" fish on the lunch menu varying from $13 to $20. I asked how fresh the fish was and was told it was shipped in daily from CA. One that stood out was Australian "Tasmanian Trout" for $16 and asked what it was. The waitress said it was like a salmon and recommended the plank version highlighted in the center of the menu. I made a quick decision and asked for the farm raised "Tasmanian Trout" with sides of spinach and steamed vegetables plus a cup of clam chowder. The clam chowder was very tasty with some actual clams but a fairly small portion. When the plank arrived it was equally divided with hot wilted spinach with olive oil, hot steamed carrots, zucchini, broccoli, green beans and a nice hot lunch portion of what looked like red salmon with a similar texture. The combination was excellent and can see King's will augment and/or replace Red Robin for cod fish and chips and Red Lobster for fire grilled Atlantic salmon.