Q: just wanted to chime in & say that this place is so vegetarian-UN-friendly it's not even funny. I was dragged here with family & ended up ordering a chile relleno, which was just about the only meatless item on the menu, short of a fucking cheese crisp. it wasn't terrible, but this place is really just all kinds of lame. service was mediocre, food was mediocre. with as many awesome & authentic mexican restaurants as there are in the valley, there's no reason on earth to come back, except MAYBE to try a mango margarita.

A: negative

Q: THE +'s: the service. those were some friendly servers. THE -'s: the food was gross...everything that you'd think bad about buffet food can be found here. lukewarm and overcooked selection of all the basic buffet food groups. they had some french inspired stuff (this is the paris casino afterall) but, as previously mentioned, just cooked terribly. oh yieah, grungy/sticky furnishings in a "flowers-puked-all-over" decor. dark lighting -- probably so you can't see the bad food too clearly. SUM: it's somewhat less expensive than other dinner buffets but not worth the amount paid cuz when i go to a buffet, i go to eat my fill. and i can't eat my fill if the food is icky-poo. i hate to be mean in reviews but damn, i just don't like it here.

A: negative

Q: They now have a "Meze Menu" from 3-6, which is a nice selection of tapas and wines for $5 each. They also offer spreads such as hummus for $3.50 and soups for $4.75. We have been very pleased with everything we've tried so far on this menu - my boyfriend really loves the greek ribs, I love the chicken soulvaki and the diver scallops on a bed of hummus. Also, if you want a delish salad to go along with your small plates, I would recommend the Grapes and Fennel or Mesclun salad, yum!

A: positive

Q: Looking for a mortgage lender? Don't come here! unless you want to be lied to! I used Chase as my mortgage lender, and it was one of the most frustrating experiences I've ever endured. Robert Page, my mortgage lender, said that we would close on October 16th. Then he pushed it back until October 18th. Then he pushed it back until October 21st citing some ridiculous reason. Of course, we couldn't close on the 21 because of another ridiculous reason, so Robert pushed it back until October 25th. You see the trend? Then, we were supposed to close on October 28th....which didn't happen either. If you can't close on a certain date, then don't make a promise. It's that easy! I would have been much happier if you told me from the beginning that we wouldn't be able to close until October 29th...in which case I could have chosen a different lender. The situation got so bad that I had to reach out to Robert's boss, David Campbell. He said he would "take care of us" which is also another broken promise. ]In an effort to rectify the situation, Chase promised to reimburse us for the rent we had to pay when we couldn't move in on October 16th. Of course, they reneged on that as well. Perhaps a federal credit union will be a better choice.

A:
negative