The expanded location is very nice. The food is just as great as it ever was. I am a huge fan of pizza and Riccio's version should not be missed. Although pleasant, the service was painfully slow, but that's what you get going out on a Friday evening.
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Definitely a tourist trap. It's free to walk the grounds, but anything else you want to do has a price, so it can add up (plus attractions asking for tips). My 12-year old twins had fun, so not all was lost. The gunfight show was hokey as expected...be ready for VERY loud shotguns. The food at the restaurant was better than expected and our server was very friendly. I had a very juicy burger and fries. Note to the owners: how about investing in a door for the men's room bathroom stall? It's not ACTUALLY the 1890s, ya know?
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This place is the only climbing store in town that is not some huge corporate entity. They are extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Just tell them what you're trying to accomplish and I'm sure they will have advice and gear to get you there. They sell and rent all types of climbing accessories. Get out and go climb a rock!
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The decor is contemporary and comfortable. A bit more ventilation and more lighting would be good. It's hard to read the menu in the dark! Warning: You really do come out of there smelling heavily scented with the spices... but not in a good way.... unless you like wearing Eau De La India afterwards. So, onto the food: Veggie Samosas: The skin was a bit thick. Not puffy & airy like I'm used to. Sambar Vada: The fried lentil donut had a very thick texture. I've never this before, but I would've enjoyed it more if it tasted less dense. The sambar had a nice flavor. I don't think I could've eaten the donut without it. Mom ordered the Tandoori Chicken dinner: The chicken is less smoky and had less tandoori seasoning than other places. (Those of you used to smoky & lots of seasoning will be disappointed.) The white meat was cooked perfectly, but the dark meat was a bit underdone near the bones. The dinner came with saag paneer (good), mixed veggies (spices didn't agree with me... something with a ginseng taste in it & I don't think they pulled the sinewy parts off the snap peas), and soup (flavorless). The mango custard never came & we didn't bother to ask because we were too full. I ordered the Chicken Sagwala. Well, for $14.95, you would expect to get more than just a few chunks of chicken. The bowl was just slightly a bit larger than the side dish of saag paneer my Mom received with her dinner. Garlic Naan: good Overall, it was ok. I would go back again to try the buffet just to see if they had a dish that could out do the dinner I had.
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