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Output: Love this gym! Was a member of LVAC for 11 years and I switched over to 24 Hrs 6 years ago. Its not as busy or crowded as LVAC, there is always parking spots available right in front of the gym. Peak times/singles mingle time are Monday thru Friday 5pm to 8pm. Hence my gf and I usually go in the morning or after 8 pm on weekdays. Very friendly staff that greets you by name and the equipment is decent. Has a full size basketball court, pool and hot tub, and a kid's fun zone. Don't know about the ladies locker room, but the men's stink. I usually avoid from the drinking fountain in front of the locker rooms too because the water isnt as cold as the others.

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Output: 9/26/10 I am overjoyed w/ my decision to have dinner here on the last night of Restaurant Week despite three days' of failed attempts to get out of work early enough to enjoy the sunset views! The terrific value on such a delicious meal coupled w/ a great perlustration of the eternity pool/fountain in the patio deck made up for the missed survey of the desert mountain landscape (don't forget the beautiful Talking Stick golf course, resort pools, and water fixtures!). Besides the two restaurant lounge areas, private dining booths, two Chef's tables ($2000 minimum ticket), and a large, yet intimate, main dining area, there are many "pockets" brimming w/ positive energy in the patio where one can enjoy a cocktail (or not!), catch up w/ friends, or just linger and take in the beauty of the space. Before or after dinner, you can also enjoy a bit of live music (tonight featured a pianist)-- loved the aeronautic-themed chairs! Enough on the atmosphere, let's get onto the food! For Restaurant Week, Orange Sky's $39 menu featured: APPETIZER: Lobster bisque; Half-dozen of iced oysters; OS dinner salad. MAIN COURSE: Filet of beef; Grilled half-chicken; Herb-crusted Pacific yellowtail tuna. DESSERT: Chocolate dome; Lemon semolina cake; Choice of gelato or sorbet. If I didn't have food allergies to worry about, I would've chosen the oysters to start; the tuna for the main, and the lemon cake to finish. Instead, I ordered the salad, the filet, and the crowd-pleaser chocolate dome, and what a wonderful meal they made!! The salad was comprised of greens and spicy candied walnuts dressed in a roquefort-sherry vinaigrette, and sprinkled w/ a few dashes of toasted shallot ribbons. The sherry vinaigrette gave the salad a lovely, smooth, and mild flavor. That is, until I'd bite into a roquefort crumble, which lent a welcomed burst of tang and pungency! The combination of candied walnuts, roquefort, sherry, and shallots might not be for everybody, but I loved it- a great way to stir up my appetite! The twin tournedos of beef filet were truly remarkable! Cooked to medium, the filet was lovely to behold, and even more delightful to eat- the sauce choron, a bearnaise variation, that supplemented the dish made for a perfect pairing! The steaks also came w/ two roasted sweet peppers, a few asparagus spears (a few I found were slightly overdone, but still very good), and silky mashed potatoes. (I personally like a bit of texture in mashed potatoes, so I was very happy to find that this specimen wasn't TOO silky. Alone, it was a tasty side, but after tasting the meat, the potatoes could've used a bit more seasoning. However, I feel it's better to have to add more seasoning after than to have too much and not be able to enjoy a dish at all!) I really appreciated that the steaks were presented twin-style instead of one whole-- I was able to enjoy a small serving and still have some room for dessert! And oh, what a great dessert I had! Drum roll please... The chocolate dome, made in-house, presented w/ two blackberries and a glaze of white chocolate and bitter orange. The dome itself was a "hard shell" of chocolate ganache (it really wasn't hard at all, and I personally would've appreciated the "break" of a chocolate bar here), sprinkled w/ almond brittle, and inside lay exquisite mantles of chocolate mousse and chocolate cake, which sat on top of a chocolate cookie! While the dessert looked very rich and decadent, it was surprisingly light (I had three glorious bites before putting it aside to move onto the gelato). I definitely wanted to take some of this cake to enjoy later at home ;) The gelato, while not made in-house (or so the server believed), was equally satisfying- the coffee flavor was quite delicate-- this was a scoop to be savored ever-so-slowly, like a favorite spirit to be sipped over time, and not chased down. I also had a cup of Peet's coffee to go along w/ dessert. I waited a very long time to experience Orange Sky, and what a remarkable evening I had! I will be back very, very soon! p.s. Small details, such as pretty dinnerware and embedded crystals in silverware (although I noted fingerprint smudges all over- tsk, tsk!), friendly and courteous service, and the lovely upgrades to the fixtures and decor really added to my overall satisfaction w/ my OS experience. I would suggest everyone try Orange Sky at least once, but make sure you arrange yours w/ a sunset reservation! (Unless, of course, you quite enjoy looking at the tops of brightly lit parking lots!) p.p.s Recall those private dining booths I mentioned? They're certainly worth checking out if you value some privacy-- the tables all face panoramic views and certainly keep prying eyes from seeing who are seated. [The only giveaway to the tables' occupancy was the pockets of barely discernible conversation my ears picked up as I walked by. Visual inspection of the tables would have you believe that the booths were empty.

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Output: Had the chicken & ribs combo. Barbeque chicken breast was very moist and tasty. Ribs. Bit dry but tasty. Sides were tossed salad with the best croutons and cheese bacon fries which were good. Server friendly and prompt. Have been here many times. Steaks are awsome. Will not order ribs again.

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Ghetto Ghetto Ghetto!!! Avoid this place! Expensive drinks! Unfriendly bouncers! Unattractive vibe completely. Ghetto girls only and thugs lining the walls. Avoid like the plague...unless your into this....