Q: negative

A: Oh great, just what Edinburgh needs... another humus/falafel/shawarma takeaway place. Not. And just to be a little bit different, they also offer pizzas and kebabs too. Oh no wait... It's only just opened, so as I was walking past on my way home the other day I thought I'd try it out. It was lunchtime, I knew I had nothing in the fridge and I have to be honest, I do have a cheeky weakness for a humus and falafel wrap. But I don't really know what to say about this place that hasn't already been said already about every other one of the hundreds of places like this in the city centre. My wrap was nice enough, they have cheap-looking tables and chairs for you to sit at if you want to, all the ingredients were in those metal bowls that they all seem to use and there was one of the revolting "meat" things rotating in front of a heatlamp for the doner kebab munchers out there. But not exactly anything that couldn't be said about anyone's local kebab shop anywhere in the UK. I'm not sure if this will last. Its one saving grace might be the fact that Pizza Paradise a few doors along is so disgusting that people may defect here, rather than enduring Pizza Paradise simply due to the lack of other options. And if that's the case, it can be no bad thing.

Q: positive

A: This uptown park is a cool place to shoot photos, chill and walk around late afternoon and evening. i'll take more photos here at different times of the year, my other photos got credited to the Bechtler Museum across the street because the artist was being featured then, but that art is gone now, still a nice place to visit or wait if you are going to eat or visit many museums in walking distance

Q: positive

A: We took our car in today after a friend recommended McFalls. The front desk staff was courteous and knowledgeable. We had noticed a potential problem with our car but there was no check engine light on. The car was there for a few hours while they tried to diagnose the problem but couldn't replicate it before we needed the car back. They didn't charge us anything. We appreciated their honesty and the great service. We'll be back.

Q: positive

A:
A Chinese restaurant in Vegas? There's no way they would ever be able to make authentic Chinese food.. WRONG!! I was fortunate to be able to dine at Blossom many times during my stay at Aria, all of which were complimentary. Though I did notice that food could be on the pricey end, it's totally worth it! Their food is as authentic as it could get and I enjoyed it! The servers were very attentive and the decor of the place is amazing. - Hot and sour soup was very tasty and just right. - Won ton soup was also delicious! - We ordered both the maine lobster and dungeness crab, steamed with scallion broth. Of the two, I like the dungeness crab better! - Peking duck was superb with the buns! - Chow mein and vegetable fried rice were also very delicious. I prefer the chow mein though. - Kung pao chicken has just the right flavors. - Beef broccoli is something you can't go wrong with. Worth a trip here!