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Output: Best falafel ever!

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Output: This new Sam Fox restaurant opens on November 24 (OK, so they DO have one in Tucson, but it's new to us). We had the privilege of going to a Pre-Opening dinner to benefit the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Essentially, all of the money we paid to attend went to CFF and Blanco essentially gave us an open tab at their restaurant. It was a complete dry run, so the entire menu was in play! First off, very friendly staff. We had to wait about 20 minutes for our table, but the bar was lively and, while crowded, it was still easy to stand around and enjoy your drink, with the house DJ also keeping the mood buzzing. If we had wanted to "hover" for a couch, their patio is filled with big blue couches and fire-pits, facing Scottsdale road. Their full menu is served on the patio (as well as the bar), but we decided that we'd wait for a booth inside. Once seated, or server made sure we were all set on drinks and walked us through the menu. We started by sharing a Roasted Chicken and Poblano Chile Crisp, which is essentially a little Mexican pizza. For a main course, I enjoyed the Fish Tacos, while the Seared Ahi Tacos and the Beef Enchiladas also graced our table. Not exactly earth shattering dining concepts, but there wasn't a bite of food left when it was all over. For desert, our server recommended that we try THREE different desserts, so we went with the Tres Leche (kind of an oat-ish interpretation, but good!), the Caramel Flan (excellent! and probably the largest hunk of flan I'd ever seen!) and finally, the Rich Chocolate Cake (very dense and a bit too chocolaty, even for me). All in all, a good meal, but what rockets this rating to 4-stars instead of a possible 3 were the margaritas. All the juices are fresh and they aren't too tart OR too sweet. And, while you didn't necessarily realize it by taste, there was enough tequila in them to put down a small horse. By my second margarita, there was no way I was driving home. We'll be back to Blanco soon, but next time we're hiring a driver!

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Output: Deserves 0 stars!!! Went a fewmonths back waited forever just to get our drink order taken. Then waited another 15 just to get a fruit punch and coke. Still hadnt had food order taken. Waiter was friendly but overwhelmed. He was alone waiting on six or more tables. Finally had food order taken, needless to say another century for that to come, gave up on asking for a refill. So tried again tonight ( hubby likes Denny's) didnt disapoint! Srvice still sucks!!! One waiter for eight diffrent parties, useless manager ignored us. Never again!!! The Ihop 5 min away was much better

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I recently stayed at the Harrah's whilst attending a 3 day marketing seminar. I disliked the fact that there's no way to walk from the conference room to my room without having to go through the smoky casino area. Same with when I wanted to pop out onto the Strip. Staff were very pleasant and friendly but given the choice again, I would not stay at Harrah's. I find it hard to believe that they're a Wyndham resort as the Grand Desert a couple of miles off the Strip is superior by far to Harrah's. So back to the rooms: They were extremely dusty and lit poorly, and some of the towels were soiled. Also the bathroom light kept flickering constantly, the faucet in the bathtub was hanging off and the location was noisy with background music going on much of the night. At the end of the day, you get what you pay for and at less than $30 per night, I shouldn't complain. Still....this hotel is not always less than $30 per night and at peak times can go up to $150 p.n. So yes, I do expect more for this hotel. Now for the good stuff: Conference rooms were nice and bathrooms up there were clean. Oh, and the buffet (I forget the name) is fantastic for $22! I got tired of spending $20 here and there on Starbucks and Subway's and Denny's, so this buffet really hit the spot and made financial sense. Ps. if you ask the staff nicely not to put the $100 hold on your card per day, chances are they won't. I really appreciated that and only ended up paying the resort fee of $18 per day (for internet and gym) which too, I believe is optional. Just have to ask.