Fairly disappointing. The bakery counter is definitely the high point (or the "sweet spot"), with a whole lot to choose from. But what I chose, while it looked like heaven in a little box, was bland and not worth the calories. The rest of the store is a whole lot of very ordinary Hershey's products, as well as expensive "merchandise" that can pass as souvenirs but are really nothing special. As for the candy itself, which I'd imagine would be a strong selling point at a store entirely focused on the Hershey's Chocolate brand: If you enjoy Hershey bars, kisses, nuggets, etc., but you just feel that your local grocery store or 7-11 doesn't charge you enough for these products, hurry on out to the New York, New York casino and check out Chocolate World. You won't be disappointed, as you'll certainly pay at least twice as much for everything you see.
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I want to make sweet, sweet love to Hugo Cellar. I mean, I was given a rose when I walked in the door AND a custom salad was made for each person in my group, in front of us, at the table. That calls for some major lovin'. This place is old school classy and I loved it. Ignore the fact that it's in the Four Queens and GO, now. (If you have some cash to drop, that is...) It looks like a Cellar that your Dad or Grandpa might frequent, all brick and leather chairs and green glass chandeliers. But Oh, the food. Oh yes. And the wine! They have an on-site sommelier and he has personality to spare. Loved him. Starts out with a salad that is custom made off a cart for you at your table. I recommend the Orange Vinaigrette, it was blow-your-mind good. I ate my whole salad, even though I knew a ton more food was coming, it was that amazing. And you can have it made really simple, or do like my guy did and get the works...which includes anchovies, hearts of palm, pine nuts, red onion, etc. Then you get a little mini raspberry sorbet to clear your palette. It worked! I had an amazing chicken and mushroom dish, but also know that the scallops and filet mignon come highly recommended by my foodie friends. After all of the moaning and giving each other bites of the deliciousness, you are treated to freaking chocolate dipped strawberries and figs with creme fraiche. (it's an all inclusive price.) My friends had been there before and raved about the Bananas Foster. Now I see why. This guy in a Tux stands at your table and makes an AMAZING Bananas Foster, we are talking flames rising and the whole shebang. So delectable, I had said I would have a bite but ended up having like 5. And I double licked the spoon. If you are looking for a true experience type restaurant, this is your place. I truly enjoyed myself here and will definitely go again. I want to go to there!
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I don't usually write 1 stars but Moira does deserve this one. My boyfriend and I went in last night for reverse happy hour, as I have wanted to check out Moira for some time. We walked in and immediately the hostess said 'be right back' and left us awkwardly standing in the entrance for a good 5 minutes. We were already thinking about leaving but were finally seated and each ordered a Sultry Saki from the cocktail menu. After about 15 minutes without our drink, we were again seriously pondering just leaving. I do understand when places are busy or short staffed. This really didn't seem to be the case at all. Plenty of tables empty and a good amount of waitstaff in sight. Finally our drink came and it was the weakest, worst, watery drink I have ever had. When the ice melted in the drink, it still tasted the same. Huge waste of $6. The worst part of the evening came at the end when I got our bill. I noticed that our waiter overcharged us for the fried tofu, which is under the $3 menu column. ***Keep in mind that the happy hour menu is all black with white text. However, the waiter was refusing to honor the $3 price because apparently in BLACK pen on the BLACK menu was a HANDWRITTEN in $5 sign, that you could only see if you held your phone light over the menu. I actually laughed and told him this is ridiculous and isn't going to happen. Finally he obliged and took of the $2 overcharge. Long story short, terrible drinks, terrible service and watch out of invisible amendments to the menu pricing.
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If you are looking for an alternative to your large pizza shops or looking for a respectable New York style pizza, this place can accommodate. For those who complained about a greasy mess with tomato sauce I would suggest you understand that a New York style pizza is just that sometimes, a greasy pizza that Homer Simpson would appreciate. If you are concerned about wearing your weapon inside well that's a whole different mess and I am not a lawyer but do believe that in Arizona you can be a huckleberry and carry guns but the state also provided the right to the establishment to refuse. Thanks btw I do believe forks and napkins should suffice to eat!! Anyhow how did I digress? Ohh yeah the pizza! So the place seems to be a destination for a variety of peeps! They were setting up a DJ when I was leaving with my take out. They have a full bar and TV's for your usual reality TV an football games.. Their outside patio was a ghost town but I will say the 111 outside might have something to do with that. Given that in this side of town there not too many options in terms of good pizza, I'm sharing more love than normal because after all you can't drive 20 miles out just for a good pie all the time.
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