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A: Second favorite sushi place but #1 for Happy Hour and patio dining. Great prices and tasty options though their Happy Hour menu has been reduced. Nice place to stop by if you are in the area. Recommend lunch or Happy Hour, dinner is noisy and busy.
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A: Was turned onto this place by a friend. When I first walked into the door I immediately thought, Food 4 Less! lol! I hate Food 4 Less! The first place you hit is the produce section and it was fairly decent. Lots of great choices and prices. Still wasn't impressed. By the time I made it to the bulk food section, I was a fan. Lots of choices on food you can bag and purchase in the amounts you see fit. Everything from sugar to cheese puffs, I can see this section working best for those on a budget or those only needing a small amount of something rather than buying an entire bag. Then I made my way to the deli. Awesome! They have deep dish and french bread pizzas made fresh for you to take home and bake, and much cheaper than those you'd find at your popular grocery stores. The dairy section was large and had awesome deals on cheese. The meat section was huge, but I only skated by being vegetarian. But for you meat eaters, this place could be your Mecca! :) I then walked over to the frozen food section, expecting to be disappointed in the vegetarian selection as I am at Food 4 Less and they had an entire two freezers dedicated to it. Score! They even had bulk boxes of Morningstar Farms and Boca burgers. Shaweet! Long story short is that this place is worth the visit. Awesome prices and huge selections. It's not like Food 4 Less at all. Actually, it's kinda like Food 4 Less and Sam's Club had a baby, and out came Winco - Bulk foods at cheap prices, but regular selections as well if you're not into bulk. You bag your own groceries like Food 4 Less, so be prepared. Only downfall is that the nearest one to me is a good 20 minutes away from Summerlin. Need to open more stores.
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Answer: I have only great things to say about 4 Seasons Cat Hospital. I have 3 Norwegian Forest Cats and my old 17 year old cat was diagnosed with CRF and heart disease last May. My old vet did very well with our dogs but seemed not to care much for cats and they were treated very roughly. I interviewed a number of vets in Charlotte and found Dr. Moses at 4 Seasons and it is the most wonderful place for cats. My old Nellie who was so scared the first time I took her now jumps on the scales and peacefully waits for Dr. Moses. The lab techs are so gentle and sweet to all our cats but Nellie needs this so much now as she enters the end of her sweet life with us. Dr. Moses will even come to our house to help her cross the rainbow bridge when the time comes. I would highly recommend them. Theckla Sterrett
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Output: Ok, really? Shadow Puppets on the Vegas Strip? Really, I'm Serious. A Video game - it was like watching your kids play on their playstation 3. I would not suggest any one pay their hard earned money to see KA. Two thumbs down... Go see Mystere at Treasure Island. The Story line was aweful... the aerial display was old and tired. I have seen better on "America's Got Talent." Please, Please, Please don't waste your money or time. Unless you own a time machine and can go back in time before you made the decision to buy the tickets.
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output: Would like to give NO STARS. bought all new kitchen appliances there. Refrigerator is defective. They send an outside company to repair. Man arrives with NO TOOLS and wrong size seal for freezer. not once, twice. The first time, he tries to use my spoon from counter to install it! I complain, too bad...they have to comeTHREE times before replacing it! NEVER AGAIN.
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We went to Blue Hound with a group of friends who come together to have a great meal and amazing company. The ambiance of the place is very cool. The furniture, decor and lighting were all extremely well done. The bar area was packed and people were enjoying their drinks and some light appetizers. The down side in design and construction is that nothing was created to buffer the sound. I get it, it is Friday night in a trendy restaurant, but the acoustics were an assault on my ears and prevented my friends and I from having any conversations unless we were almost yelling at each other. We began the meal with drinks and appetizers which were good. We had tater tots, caramel corn and deviled eggs. The tots were very good, I really enjoyed the flavor and the accompanying dipping sauce. The caramel corn was ok, but the spice was a little overwhelming to the point where it was not balancing the sweet... at times I couldnt event really appreciate any of the sweetness. Lastly the deviled eggs were... well deviled eggs and not as impressive as the deviled eggs I have had at Chelsea's Kitchen. I am glad our waiter recommended the short ribs with the blue cheese grits, it was probably the single best dish on their entire menu, the rest seemed... eh. The short rib was absolutely killer, it had a sasperilla glaze on it that was amazing and the meat just fell off of the bone. I was really happy with my choice as apposed to my dinner mates, probably to their annoyance because I was making a lot of sounds as I engulfed my dish. My wife had macaroni and cheese in the smallest bowl I have ever seen. I get it, macaroni and cheese can be extremely rich, but it still is macaroni and cheese and you are charging $12 for it, so show me a little love. Again, I have had better at the chain the Yardhouse with truffle oil and it is all that and more... for about the same price. I did not have dessert, but that is because nothing excited me on the dessert menu and in the back of my head I was thinking I would stop by Churn on the way home for some ice cream and home made caramel sauce (that did not happen, but I thought about it... a lot). Trying not to sound like a broken record, but service makes or kills a business and I was not impressed by our waiter. I know we had some challenges with a few of the dishes and at the end of the meal he acted annoyed with us when sorting out the checks. I don't care how large the group is an what mandatory gratuity is imposed on me on the bill, but I was almost to the point of having that gratuity taken off because of how annoyed our waiter was acting with the group. Again, I get it, large group, lots of tickets, but to act that annoyed was not called for. It was brought to my attention that this restaurant made the 10 best new places to eat in Phoenix by Phoenix Magazine and I really take issue with their judgement. Phoenix Magazine assigning that type of status to this restaurant really calls into question their credibility as a publication. Maybe they were dazzled by the trendy atmosphere, but I am more about substance than style and Blue Hound does not meet any criteria of being considered the best of anything. Blue Hound is not the worst place I have ever been to, but it is one of the most mediocre places I have been to. I find Phoenix Magazine calling this place one of the 10 new best of places to be offensive to the efforts of other area restaurants much more deserving of that designation. Overall I was glad that we gave it a go, but it is not a place that I would go out of my way to go again. My dish was really good... REALLY good... but if I went again I would wonder what else I might try and from what I saw I don't know if I would be that interested in any of the other offerings.