Q: negative

A: This gas station is like the bermuda triangle of gas stations! I came here w/ a friend on a first friday, she was DD'ing and i was her passenger "and i ride and i ride i ride through the city's backside.." until we eventually reached E and desperatly needed petrol. Like a suspicious siren this little green long necked demon sang to us, luring us in w/ his dino siren song. As we pulled in a car was broken down near the entrance and several dudes were milling around the engine, hood propped open, pondering their next move. I grimaced at their misfortune. We filled up, i strolled inside to pay for my friend Kathy's gas and get some munchies. I walk back out to her car and pump her gas, we chat and make jokes. All the while i notice Kathy is so sketched out, ( a case of white girl from the burbs out of her comfort zone late at night down town). Gas pumped check. We climb back in, she turns the key in the ignition, and dead silence. A mere clicking and then nothing. SSSHHHIIIIIIITTTT. she starts panicking, i can only help but laugh at our misfortune. Two cars in the same gas station broken down. Our situation only seemed more dire as time passed, and each car that came to Sinclair refused to help us, or just shirked us off w/ some lame excuse. It was only until two young mexican teenagers came to our rescue that we were able to move. the other car had managed to start up, and the boys asked the men in spanish if they could give us a jump, reluctantly they agreed. The Mexican men swung their beater over towards Kathy's engine and we hooked up the cables and...LIFE! we said our thank yous and shook hands, and then brought the teens back to their homes, much to the protest of my scared white girl associate. Had it not been for those wonderful people we'd have been stranded at the Bermuda Sinclair possibly till day break.

Q: positive

A: OH MY WORD! I really think I could marry their pancakes and live a happy, fulfilled life. In all seriousness, their buttermilk pancakes are absolutely amazing. They are big, fluffy, and full of flavor. I ordered the Country Breakfast with a side of hash browns and I had more than enough food. Although I have only been here for breakfast, they are open 24hours a day. Their dinner items do not look too appetizing so I think I will stick to visiting only for breakfast. Blueberry Hill is located off the strip, is very inexpensive and has it's own parking lot. It isn't a fancy restaurant but the food definitely makes it's exterior appearance irrelevant.

Q: negative

A: I want an Owlzilla and I want one now *stomps feet* Fat bastard wouldn't sell me one and they are the only good thing about this place. (Except for wings, read below) The casino is the size of a peehole. The girls do not have hot hootz or hot asses. Fuhglee bitches in tight orange shorts, shiny hosiery (that's pantyhose for hos), ohhh, you all know the uniform. Service is slow. The bartender chick was ugly and rude and poured weak drinks, and I was PAYING for these drinks. I understand to order beer if I'm gambling, but my pretty lil ass was sitting at the bar and I expect some vodka with my soda, thank you very much. Why two stars???? Because after 11pm, they serve 10 chicken wings for $2.50 and I'm a girl who likes a bargain. The 9-1-1 wings were pretty spicy. Almost a lil too spicy, but darn tasty. Never again Not So Hot Hootz-ers, unless I'm nearby and craving wings.

Q: negative

A:
2.5 stars. Am I missing something? I just don't see why people give this place 4 or 5 stars. I have eaten here only twice - admittedly the first was long ago so I decided to give it another shot in hopes that it was better than the first. I went with a Gyro combo with french fries for about $8. This is pretty average cost for a lunch sandwich - I'm not sure how the lady was able to have wine and dessert and dinner for 4 at $40 ... but maybe mine was a pricier item? who knows... Let me preface by saying I went after a fast since I had blood work done that morning. By the time I ordered I was very hungry and honestly most edible things would have tasted great - but sadly I still found the food quality was a little lacking here. Loved the pita bread but there was basically just a ton of meat and sauce with very little onion and tomato. I like my gyros with feta cheese, cucumbers and all the great toppings ..this just didn't cut it. The tzatziki was herbless and tasted almost like they add a thickener rather than using simple greek yogurt. The fries were crinkle cut cafeteria-style and while crispy they lacked any real flavor. +1 star for good pita bread +1 star for astonishingly fast service Unfortunately Showmars wont be my go-to Greek place