Q: I love this place! My classmate and I come here for lunch at least once a week. We go so much they know our names and I'm not at all ashamed. The service is great - always friendly, always prompt. One time Jeck (Jack? I don't know how to spell his name) saw us shivering at the outside tables and came out to get us when a table inside opened up. There has never once been a mistake with our orders. I always get the beef-lamb gyro combo with a side salad for ~$10. Since I always save the side salad for my dinner, that's a pretty good deal! The gyro is tender and flavorful, the tzatziki is just the right consistency, and the pita is always soft and delicious. I rarely give 5-star reviews, but this is one my favorite Henderson haunts and they deserve it!

A: positive

Q: There were 8 people sitting in here and the woman said they were "so busy" it would take me 25 minutes to get my food. It's a fucking stir fry, people, it takes seconds! In the end I didn't get my food until *40 minutes later*. Seriously. And it wasn't that great (pad see eil with tofu).

A: negative

Q: Sad to say, I have seen worse. It's convenient and relatively fast. Just not clean as it could be. The staff here are almost as depressed as the homeless people you find hanging around it

A: negative

Q: A nightmare from the beginning. I purchased a rental car as part of my flight package with Spirit Airlines, paying for flight + car. Avoid doing any kind of business with this manager at all costs! He's a first-rate jerk! Richard Seldner, Operations Manager, Dollar Rent a Car at Chapparal Suites, Scottsdale, AZ. 1. When I arrived to rent my car in Phoenix, the Dollar agent argued with me about my car already being paid for. His superior tried to correct him but somehow my credit card was charged again at the end of the rental period! So, I was charged double by Dollar. 2. I wanted to extend my rental period. When I called Dollar they told me it would cost me nearly 3 times as much. So, I returned the car and started all over again with a new rental agreement. This time I got a small, damaged Kia without a full tank. I felt unsafe in the car and decided to exchange it. I drove it to the airport to get a new car. I was nearly held responsible for the damage and almost held responsible for the lack of gas. 3. I left my luggage in the car as the attendant assured me he would lock the car and keep it safe while I went to retrieve the new car. He spaced out, and the car and my stuff had disappeared when I returned. We got it back but some important papers and personal items had been thrown out. 4. After many phone calls, I finally spoke to Richard Seldner, Operations Manager for Dollar Rent a Car at Chapparal Suites in Scottsdale, AZ. I left messages for him three times. The agent at the desk assured me he would call me back. Finally after nearly a week, I called him. He wasn't the least apologetic. He tried to pin the blame on me. He offered me a 10% discount which would've been about $15. I wasn't happy. Then, he asked me what I thought was fair. I said 25%. He vehemently opposed. I then said 20%. He still strongly opposed my suggestion. After I pointed out to him he was being wish washy and mealy mouthed, he took off $25. 5. At the end of that rental period, I decided to stay longer and asked him directly if I could rent the car at the same rate I originally rented it for. He took his vengeance! He charged me $16/day for penalties plus the daily rental fee of $34.99. I said, "No way!" and returned the car on time with a full tank. 5. I shopped a couple of rental companies at the airport and got a good deal on a good car with Fox. Despite the original low rate I received when making my airline reservation with Spirit Airlines, I will do my best to avoid renting from Dollar in the future.

A:
negative