Cool hot spot ready to explode! I must give Mr. Fox some credit...he sure knows how to put together restaurant. I love ABs for its flare and ambience. I only had the AB Burger, but I tell ya; I looked around at everyone else's plate and was impressed. Nice plating and delicious all around. Next time I'm hitting the bar for some HH. Service was delightful and informative...they're really on the ball. The place itself has two identities. The front is your basic bar spot and eating area opened to the kitchen; love that! The back is 2 private rooms with "Edison-like" lighting and "Hollywood-like" lounge seating. Well placed and so is the restaurant. Located in CityScape, but also diagonally across from the stadiums this place has the ability to really pop! - Enjoy!
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Nice bar in the center of the Palazzo casino. Pluses: full bar and they usually serve doubles. Minuses: no beer on tap, only cans. Quarter and Dollar video poker and keno machines keep you entertained. Lots of people watching opportunities. Overall four stars...
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I love Pro Nails. Best nail salon in C-U area. Very reasonably priced also. My friend and I are regulars there for pedicures and they know our names and even got us cute little Christmas Presents this year. Love it here! Highly highly recommended. Oh and the hot stone massage during pedis is FABULOUS.
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My wife and I were starving for some good sushi and wanted to pig out on a budget. What better place then Haru Suhi, it was recommended to us by a friend thats live near there, and we were hooked. The place has a traditional REVOLVING sushi bar just like they do in Japan. ( you sit at the bar, and sushi comes around on a moving belt ) They always yell hello in japanese when you walk in and once your seated ( which sometimes you might have to wait if you wanna sit at the revolving bar) you can sit down and start eating right a way. There is already sushi on moving belt, you just take the plate you want and start eating. The portions are small but this way you get to try alot of different rolls and types of sushi instead of filling up on one or two rolls ( which is what I think what they wanted). They charge you by the plate anything from $1.00-$2.00 and if you dont see anything you like they will make anything you want ( but charge you accordingly). I recommend the VEGAS roll, BAKED SCALLOP roll, HARU sushi, and SIZZILING SALMON are some of my favorites. We were so full! (sushi coma) we had 14 plates ranging from $1-2 and our bill was $31 and some change, with tax, for the both of us. CHEAP! anywhere else we would have spent $50 at least. We go there at least once a week or every other week just to eat there, and we live in Central Phoenix. Its worth the drive for us.
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