Q: Visit 8/5/12- Our last few visits at other Claim Jumpers have been less than adequate. It seemed like the ingredients were being skimped on because the overall taste was nowhere close to the quality of their food 5 years ago. Although this location was better then the one in Henderson and for sure the one in Summerlin, I doubt we'll be back unless I hear about some raving reviews. Started off with the Lemon Pepper Zucchini. Pretty good even though the batter would not stay on. The ranch dressing was excellent though! My husband ordered the Widow Maker burger which he said was good. He ordered it with a side of the green beans-also good. I ordered the Cobb sandwich which was a disappointment. They no longer use a whole chicken breast-instead it was shaved cooked chicken, the avocado was skimpy and I did not taste the bite of blue cheese AT ALL! The shoestring fries were good and the portion was large. My niece ordered off the kid menu which had a great selection. She had pasta with an alfredo sauce, apples with caramel, and mandarin orange slices. She liked her meal. Service was great though. The servers were very attentive and our orders came quickly. I would give CJ 4 stars based on service alone but the quality of food has definitely regressed gradually the last few years...

A: negative

Q: Had been meaning to get here and finally made it last night. Excellent fare and solid service at reasonable prices. Party of 6 of us - man I love summer when the tourists leave and you can get seated right away anywhere. So nice to have craft beer on tap with my Mexican food - Four Peak Hop Knot IPA. Started with the chips and guac which I thought was very good, although I would have preferred it with the cheese on top. The elote, on the other hand, was wonderful -- as good as I've had. I ordered the "paella", which was a ittle thicker than a standard paella and seafood-less, I believe (Chicken, sausage, ham, root veggies). Very nice, and although I had plans to save some for tomorrow, it didn't happen. Wifey said the chicken mole was good, but she still prefers the version at Pepe's Taco Villa. OK, to each her own. Split an order of the coconut pudding (meh), and a key lime pie/tart/square/something that was phenomenal -- creamy and super-tart. Only downside was that it was pretty warm in there. Don't know if they had A/C problems or were using a swamp cooler, but it was borderline uncomfortable at times. Crank up the A/C guys. Great place. Great location. I'll be back to try the Al Pastor tacos, and can't wait to try the chicken soup everyone seems to be raving about...

A: positive

Q: Disagree with post from 12/23 This place is the closest to authentic you can find. The mole sauce is excellent and the patio in the warm weather is a great place to chill on a nice night. BYOB or go across the street pick up a sixer or two. They will keep your beer cold for you, bring some wine and they will also mix up some sangria for ya!!

A: positive

Q: last ditch Christmas eve take home pizza...ok...I ordered it on line and went and picked it up..they kept me waiting anyway...I asked for extra crisp...might as well have asked for extra raw...just to much dough..ingredients just laid on top of mushy dough...flavors..so so...would never go there again thanks....

A:
negative