Q: positive

A: Stopped in around 10pm on a Thursday night. A bit off the strip; fun gay bar with friendly bartenders in mechanic's uniforms. The place was fairly busy. Great Prices on drinks that were not watered down. Not a "pretty boy" bar - people were friendly. Kind of a neighborhood bar feel. Would go back on our next visit.

Q: positive

A: I have driven past Blue Fin many times and never realizing it. We finally, after hearing great things, decided to give it a try. So, we met a couple of friends for dinner and grabbed a table. I like the feel of Blue Fin as you walk in. We were in the first section, not near the bar. So, we didn't have the bar experience, which I have grown accustomed to. But, the service was quick and friendly. I like the menu a lot, and was able to get out of my comfort zone a bit. I am still a sushi rookie, but I kind of know what I am looking for in a good roll. The first thing we ordered was the poke. I had a couple of pieces but, it's not my thing. Everyone else at the table loved it. Anyhow, we started to order rolls after rolls. Now, I don't know the names, but know that they were good. Screaming O's, spicy tuna, and a roll that I will probably crave for a while now, that had guacamole. It seemed every roll came out looking amazing and tasting even better. We also had an interesting experience, and no fault at all to Blue Fin, a customer must have had a little too much Sake and was puking her guts up in the bathroom. But, as soon as she was finished the staff went in quickly to clean up and sanitize everything. So, I'm sure we will definitely be back. Great location, prices, sushi and service.

Q: negative

A: Fry's, what's wrong with you? I heard a news report you laid-off your greeters last week, sending them packing. Shame on you. The reporter explained how these people were part time, stating they would each receive a 200 dollar severance package and presumably, a goodbye card from HR. What a nice sendoff. A card signed by a gaggle of the victim's co-worker's, most of whom they probably never even knew. Well that's generous of you. Did it ever occur to you that maybe you didn't need to lose the greeter but instead lose the idiot whom, while I'm trying to shop in a four foot wide aisle comes waltzing down the aisle with a three foot wide dust-mop making me squeeze to the side, hoping like hell I don't knock something made of glass and full of liquid off the shelf? I know you don't care what I have to say, but I can pretty much guarantee that most people would much rather have a smiling face hand them a shopping cart free from toddler spittle (or vomit, tears, diaper leakage or any other human exfoliation) than they would having some non-smiling buffoon mindlessly cruise the aisles with his 'get the fuck outa my way' broom and Ipod earphones. I hate sounding cliche, but I'm just sayin. Bonehead move, Fry's.

Q: negative

A:
Things look pretty decent when you walk in and they have a selection of a variety of bread. I got the fruit sponge cake, mochi bread and that swirl sponge cake. But the bread was ok, the swirl bread cream was cheap and weird, the sponge cake had weird fruit (canned and sugared not to tasty perfections) and prices were slightly higher than norm for the quality ($1.25 for ones that are normally 75 cents or $1). Anyway, probably won't go back since I'll try another bakery around the area. Btw, they have a cob-webbed REALLY old and nasty looking gingerbread house near the doorway as you walk in that says Happy New Year 2011 and 2012. Does that mean it was made in 2010 and left there?! I hope the rest of their bread ain't like this...