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Output: The Scottsdale Rd Jalapeno Inferno used to be our favorite Mexican restaurant, and we have recommended it to many friends. Not any more. Things have changed, and both we and friends have noticed. Some of it concerns Happy Hour and where it applies - used to be the entire restaurant and patio - now only the bar and bar patio area, which adjoins the restaurant patio. We had a party of 6 seated on the patio next to the bar patio, weren't aware of the changed Happy Hour, and were refused Happy Hour prices. Rather than picking everything up and moving, we left and went to another restaurant. On a recent previous occasion, we were served food that had been under the heat lamps too long and a waitress that was less than friendly. Something has changed at this JI, and not for the better.

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Output: Wifey and I have been dining here for 4 years now, and we really like it. Its too spicy for some, and we have tried nearly everything on their menu, with only one or two disappointments. Price is right, the salsa and chips are great, decor is funky and colorful, service is just OK sometimes. Best stuff on the menu- White sands Chimichanga is great! The Fundido cheese appetizer is fantastic as well. Chili Colorado is spicy and one of my favorites, as well as the Grande Nachos. Breakfast on weekends only is a killer bargain, and the New Mexican eggs benedict is a winner! Very, very cheap as well. I am not sure why this place has received such mediocre reviews, as its not generic & boring Mexican food such as Macayo's, Garduno's, Manuel's, or Garcias!

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Output: Hearty, slow cooked meals cooked with precision are the key to Halo-Halo Kitchen's success. We came here around lunchtime on a Sunday and it was packed with people all waiting in line for a taste of their delicious food. They offer both a la carte and combination options, and there are a plethora of dishes to choose from. We decided on some 3 item combinations which include 2 scoops of rice. I had the chicken afritada, beef kare kare, and pork dinuguan, while I tried some chicken and pork adobo. The chicken afritada was a slightly sweet, tangy mixture with tomatoes, served with roughly chopped, bone-in dark meat pieces. The beef kare kare was a little murky tasting for me, with some indistinct earthy flavors muddled in with the sauce. The pork dinuguan was good, with tender pork and a rich vinegary taste. I probably liked the adobo out of all the dishes. It was a perfect blend of spices, textures, and flavors. Service was speedy and efficient, as your dishes are already cooked and sitting in containers buffet style. A 3 item combination plate is around $10, and is a lot of food to eat. I took my meal to go and it lasted for 2 meals. If I lived closer to this restaurant, you bet I'd be here quite frequently!

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Decided to grab some coffee and while yes it's overpriced like ALL Vegas coffee it was actually really good. I ordered a couple of Hammerheads for the wife and I and I noticed they were making crepes. Based on a conversation I overheard the Nutella and Banana should be one crepe so I ordered both to mix with the wife. They were really good too. Sure the price is a bit much but you expect that when you are here. Definitely will come back again before we leave.