Q: It doesn't matter what you get. It will be absolute perfection!! The beautiful fresh fruit cheese Danishes are to die for! The Irish breakfast sandwich is incredible. The Vietnamese pork sandwich is delicious. The roast beef pear sandwich, turkey cranberry, ham and Brie . The coffee. The chocolate. It's all perfect. And if you can't tell you --will come back for more!

A: positive

Q: When I am craving a sugary, cookiey, chocolaty, peanut buttery, marshmallowy "healthy" froyo wonderland, I choose Menchie's (as opposed to a fruit-filled tart fryo, in which case I choose Yuforia for their unmatched fresh fruit selection). The store is targeted for kids, without a doubt. Decorated like a room in Willy Wonka's factory, the bubblely mosaic of fuchsia and green compliments the sugary goodiness contained within to overload your senses. Not surprisingly, I see a ton of kids here, even late at night and sometimes with a hula hoop, which is somewhat disconcerting. Still they have a windowed room that usually corrals most of the rug rats, so I appreciate that. On to the yogurt! It is awesome. Right amount of a creaminess and good flavor, I have yet to commit to less than 3 flavors per a visit. They got your basics and usually a few fun flavors: dulce de leche, red velvet, cake batter. But where they really shine are the toppings. This is the great differentiator among froyo shops. Here they have all sorts of ground up goodies: graham crackers, reese's, butterfinger, etc. The selection is sprawling and the containers full, so I am happy. Where the toppings truly shine are the HEATED caramel, fudge, peanut butter, and marshmallow possibilities. Each in their own little pump-activated crock-pot, you can douse your yogurt with super-heated awesome. The heat adds a whole new dimension to the froyo experience that I simply must aplaude. With the exception of the creepy froyo-headed mascot for the store, whose head I strangely want to eat, this place rocks to the point of me having to impose a once a week rule to coming here.

A: positive

Q: STAY AWAY - I first found them on Craigslist when I needed a new LCD for my Galaxy S4. First problem: (minor problem) When I arrived I was told that the price I was quoted over the phone was for cash only, and that the cost would be higher if I paid with credit card. Although annoyed, I agreed to pay extra to put it on credit and I'm glad I did, as I'm now disputing the charge with my bank because of the second problem... Second problem: (major problem) As promised, Muhammed fixed my phone quickly and sent me on my way. When I got home I tried typing on the screen and noticed there were spots that weren't working. I called Muhammad and he told me the part was defective and that he'd replace it if I brought it back. The next day I brought it back to Muhammad. When I got there he told me he didn't have another new LCD in stock (did't mention this over the phone), but brought out a used phone and said he was going to replace the LCD he sold me with the one from this phone, he even pointed out that the bezel was in better shape than mine as selling point and told me he'd use the bezel and front from the used phone too. Needing the phone fixed, having just driven halfway across town, and wanting to be accommodating, I agreed to allow him to replace the defective new part with a used part so long as it worked. The used LCD worked for three days then just went black in mid use. I called Muhammad immediately and explained what had happened. His response was that I must have broken it and he wasn't going to do anything. He made this diagnosis over the phone and didn't ask to look at the phone or ask me to bring it back in. I then took it to another store where they replaced the used LCD that Muhammad had installed. When they gave me back the part Muhammad had installed they pointed out that the LCD that Muhammad had installed had some corrosion that was consistent with water damage and that the rest of my phone did not. So basically, when the new part they sold me was defective, they replaced it with a used part that had water damage, then refused to stand behind it when it stopped working three days later. Save the time and aggravation, go to a reputable store.

A: negative

Q: On our trip to Vegas a couple months ago, we stayed at The Hotel at Mandalay Bay. Saturday evening, not feeling like going out into the hot desert air for food, we decided to stay at Mandalay Bay and look for some good, reasonably priced eats. Yeah, I know, reasonably priced eats at Mandalay Bay, good luck, huh? Well, we didn't find them. We saw Burger Bar in the restaurant list in our room and decided to check it out. Upon arriving, we looked at the menu outside the place and it was a little bit more than we wanted to spend on a late dinner. We left and walked around the shopping area and by the restaurants inside the casino area and confirmed what we already knew, no cheap eats at Mandalay. With no better ideas, we went back to Burger Bar. It was pretty busy, and there was a wait for a table, so we decided to sit at the bar where there was no wait. Burger bar has a pretty wide variety of meats, cheeses, bread and toppings for you to build your own burger. They have a veggie burger, turkey, lamb, Angus beef, Ridgefield Farm beef and Kobe beef. Once you choose your meat and bread, you can add cheese and other toppings as you like (but of course, each topping costs extra). They have the usual topping like bacon, mushrooms, onions, chili and peppers. If you're feeling adventurous (and have some money to burn) you can get some of the more exotic toppings like shrimp ($6.00), lobster ($12.00), foie gras ($12.00) or black truffles (1/3 oz for $30.00). To go along with your burger, they have fat fries, skinny fries, sweet potato fries, zucchini fries or onion rings. Finally, if you don't feel like a burger, they have a marinated chicken breast, a salmon steak or a few different salads. After waivering between the Angus beef burger and the Kobe beef burger, I decided what the hell, I'm in Vegas, I'll go for the Kobe beef. I decided on mozarella cheese, fried egg, mushrooms and jalapeno bacon for my toppings and a side of fat fries to go along with it. Should have been a five star burger, but it wasn't. I would have been way happier with a Fatburger for 1/3 of the price. I haven't had a lot of Kobe beef, and I had high expectations for it, but it seriously let me down. It tasted like angus beef, nothing special. I asked for it medium and it was overcooked too. Kind of crunchy on the outside. The toppings were good, but again, nothing better than what I could have gotten at Fatburger. The fries were good, but that isn't tough to do fries right. Overall, a disappointing over-priced burger. Four stars for the selection, but minus two for the taste and price. The only reason I would come back here next time I'm at Mandalay Bay would be to get a milkshake to go. Sitting at the bar, we were right in front of where the servers made the milkshakes. Whole milk, real ice cream and Hershey's chocolate syrup, the perfect chocolate milkshake!! They also have vanilla, peanut butter, strawberry, and banana. Mmmm...chocolate banana peanut butter milkshake...drool. I sorely regret not getting one. It was, however, enjoyable to watch the cute waitress make them. Darnit, now I have the Milkshake Song in my head...

A:
negative