Q: January 2011 Don't get me wrong, I love Gordon Biersch . . . their happy hour is pretty awesome, but my last visit to this particular establishment sucked ! Pros- * awesome happy hour menu w/ cheap eats * good selection of brews (including GB home brews) * chill atmosphere with outdoor patio area Cons- * bad service * slow service * would not accommodate our seating request * No reservations at bar. Not even for large groups! Tips- * if you go with a large group of people, make sure to bring cash * happy hour is limited strictly to the bar area. Sit at the bar itself for quicker service (not the surrounding tables in the bar area). * the patio is part of the bar area. Make sure to take advantage of it. * heat lamps are available on those colder Nevada nights. * Summerlin GBs has way better service (I'm just saying) ! Overall- I love GBs , but I don't think I'll be returning to this particular location. The server was horrible and it was evident that she was having a bad day. She did not smile and was frustrated the whole time because we had a larger party. We tried to get seating near the bar for those that were under age in our party. The server explained that it was "closed" and that if they wanted to join us, we'd all have to move to the dining area. She was not helpful at all and did not even make the effort to help us. The food was good as always and my company was great so I had a good time. It's a disappointment that the service was subpar.

A: negative

Q: 8.14.11: This place is the ish. I liked every order that I had. You must check out their seafood Salad. The dressing was different and amazingly good. We also ordered the "who's your daddy roll" , a bunch of sushi pieces like the yellowtail, salmon, tuna, garlic tuna, and hand rolls like the spicy tuna. There was nothing fishy about their food and their service was Great. Our server Isha was so nice and attentive. She was actually the one who gave so many great recommendations. I really enjoyed my meal and I don't say that alot especially when its AYCE. It was suprisingly good and the portions were very friendly. So eat up and try to hit up this spot. 20.95 for lunch and 23.95 for dinner. Worth the stop!

A: positive

Q: Pretty good veggie & health foods section and enormous energy drink selection = a consistent site for my weekly grocery trip.

A: positive

Q: I recently wrote a review of a sushi restaurant much closer to home, wherein I lamented over not being able to find good tasting and good priced sushi in the West Valley, also commenting that hubby and I would prefer not to deal with the noise, crowds, or 40 min. drive time each way to get to our fave Scottsdale sushi restaurants. Well, I'm here to tell you I've CHANGED my mind! No, not about the "sushi crisis" in the West Valley. We have no reason to go anywhere else but Sapporo! Yesterday was our wedding anniversary, and we have always enjoyed the sushi at Sapporo, so we decided to make the drive there. SO GLAD WE DID! Noise? Okay, the music was loud, but it was GREAT music. Nothing like eating great food while tapping your foot or nodding your head to the beat. It wasn't so loud that we couldn't have a nice conversation with each other. Crowd? The restaurant was full but we were seated immediately. It was about 5:15 p.m. The layout of seating has been changed since we were there last, and it was better, no feeling of claustrophobia or being trapped by people. We also found the crowd to be diverse, with an average age of 45+, no overly loud or overly "plastic" people. On top of it, it only took 30 mins. to get there. Our good looking waiter was prompt and attentive - 3 great qualities in waitstaff. Our food came out immediately, as each was prepared. Sapporo's Happy Hour Menu cannot be beat! And the sushi is WONDERFUL. We ordered 2 spicy tuna rolls (now THAT'S spicy tuna, thank you very much) which were only $5 each, 2 tootsie rolls (my FAVE) another $5 each, and a satay trio appetizer consisting of 6 large skewers, 2 each of chicken, beef, and deep fried shrimp roll. It came with 2 different dipping sauces and an apple slaw with feta and walnuts - $8. Sushi was EXCELLENT - so fresh, perfect size, mostly filling and a little rice (not the other way around like a lot of "happy hour" sushi can be). Appetizer was good, although just a teensy bit dry (remember, I'm a foodie, so I'm extremely particular). That's the only reason I didn't give a rating of 5 stars. Wanna "get your real sushi on"? Get to Sapporo, ASAP! We'll be back, SOON!!!

A:
positive