Q: Having two teenagers that spend every summer scuba diving off the Catalina Coast, it was not a matter of if we were going to visit the new SeaLife Aquarium at Arizona Mills, but when. Not wanting to battle the grand opening crowds, we decided to wait until a midweek hot summer morning. Arriving there at about 11am, 3 busloads of summer campers arrive just as we did and are escorted into the aquarium. Ugh, we decided that a loop through the mall and maybe some lunch before we go see the fish. Campers gone, we explore the aquarium with only our ankles under assault. WHY DO THEY ALLOW STROLLERS IN SUCH A SMALL SEMI LIT, CONFINED SPACE? Moms, do us all a favor and leave your stroller in your car. If your child is not old enough to walk, this aquarium is not age appropriate. That said, maybe management will read any of the current 3 reviews posted on Yelp and realize that strollers are a MAJOR problem. The aisles and space between the exhibits are just too small to accommodate strollers and the crush of people. The exhibits are kind of cheesy. Plastic coral and lots of fake looking rock work. There is a funky smell. (No, it does not smell like the ocean!) The lights are very dim and there are some poorly lit artificial rocks scattered throughout that everyone seems to scrape their legs on. All the acrylic is scratched and cloudy. It is extremely overpriced. Not just expense, EXTREMELY OVERPRICED FOR WHAT IT IS. Should be $10 at the most. It takes about an hour to see everything. But... This is the best public aquarium in the state of Arizona. Sad reality. So, if you would like to expose your family to the wonders of the ocean, go. Just be aware of SeaLife 's major shortcomings, (and leave your &$*% stroller at home!)

A: negative

Q: Attended an awesome UYE last night and had a blast getting messy with some of Yelp's finest. My family is from New Orleans so I grew up on crawfish and crab boils. My standards are pretty high for crawfish and this place delivered! They have so many flavors and spice levels to choose from ! We got the 2 lbs of crawfish with the Hot & Juicy Special flavor with no spice. I know that sounds lame, but trust me, the "no spice" is still plenty hot. The mild is more like a medium and medium = HOT. Be careful when you order here people! The waitress steered us to the "no spice" and I'm very thankful she did. They were perfect. We also got 1 lb of the snow crab. The snow crab were some of the best I've had in Las Vegas. Absolutely no comparison to the snow crab you get on the buffet lines ! Soo the biggest con about this place is its' hella EXPENSIVE! I honestly could throw down 4-5 lbs of crawfish in one sitting but at $9.99 a freaking lb I couldn't justify spending $50 on dinner when I could get a steak at the nicest steak restaurant in Vegas for that price. I guess I'm spoiled coming from TX and New Orleans where crawfish over $5 a lb is considered highway robbery!! My mom died when I told her I spent $9.99 on crawfish. I know we're in the desert so we have to pay a premium for everything, but geez... I wish I could say I'll be returning frequently, but with my appetite for crawfish I can only afford to eat here every once in awhile!!

A: positive

Q: Let us be honest with our selves. This place is tasty. Eat and eat and eat. The only problem is the total of your purchase will surprise you and get pretty high pretty quick.

A: positive

Q: Went for lunch. Food tasted fine. Portions were small and WAY overpriced. Terrible service...servers were inattentive and indifferent, the manager bordered on rude. Will never return.

A:
negative