Q: negative

A: I had AZ Exterminating for a long time (~4 years) and all was great (welll not great, I didn't have bugs but there were other issues....). When they decided to switch to a new "better" pesticide that only meant they had to come every other month, that was when this company hit the skids. Also, the new spray service was more expensive, not twice as much but still. The price went up drastically for a per visit fee. The "better" stuff DID NOT WORK. I had to call them to come back and respray every month, which they did. I got tired of calling every month and said, just put me back on the old monthly service. THEY REFUSED. Said they didn't offer monthly service. So I was like fine, I will call them every month to come for a free respray. One day I realized I hadn't seen a bill for a while, I checked my records and found they hadn't been here in four months! (It was over the winter so bugs were at a minimum). I let them know this wasn't acceptable and if it happened again, they no longer needed to come here. Lo and behold, it happened again. So I hired a new company. Guess what, AZ Exterminating showed up a month later while I was in Europe, sprayed, and billed me. I refused to pay. They reported it to collections and now its on my credit. Meh, I still have a super prime credit rating and AZ Exterm is still a poorly run company. STEER CLEAR OF THEM!!!

Q: negative

A: My family and I have been staying at the Cal for many years as part of the Vacations Hawaii Package. I have to say that I was really disappointed with the service at the Market Street Cafe. We ate there four times during our stay 2 weeks ago and service was horrendous. Each time we waited at least 5-10 min for anyone to come by to take a drink order and then another 10 min for the waiter to take our order, same thing for a refill, for some extra napkins-soooo painful! they really need to reevaluate their service and get better help.

Q: positive

A: The City of Madison continues to impress me with its food offerings; most recently, Madison Sourdough was added to my ever-expanding list of places to go while in this terrific town. Whether you're looking for a pastry, full-on breakfast, lunch, just a cup of coffee, or a crusty sourdough baguette to bring home, MS on Willy Street has you covered, and everything hits the sweet spot in your stomach. We visited recently and had a delicious breakfast, and what a bonus that it happened to be a beautiful morning to sit outside on their patio. It felt like we were in Europe, mostly because of the adorable pooches lying obediently under the tables while their owners were enjoying their breakfast. Started out with perfect cafe mochas. I am very picky about this drink--it has to have just the right ratio of espresso/chocolate/milk, and it's very easy for one to overpower the other, but theirs was spot-on. The breakfast sandwich I had was a thing of beauty, and filled me up right up until dinner. Eggs (anyway you like 'em, I chose fried), cheddar cheese, and aioli, all served on a toasted croissant. Do yourself a favor and upgrade to add their house-smoked ham. It was so satisfying, and every component was delicious. Served with some lovely mixed greens on the side. Other breakfast items range from the traditional (eggs benedict, omelets, biscuits and gravy ) to the less conventional (huevos rancheros, sourdough french toast, potato hash with duck fat and farro), as well as a daily quiche and strata offering. You can't go wrong, and whether you're trying to be healthy or gluttonous, it's all outstanding. Lunch is similarly diverse: opt for a cubano, veggie pesto sandwich, grilled cheese, chicken salad or braised beef cheeks. On Wednesday mornings they do something called "Coffee with Cops," which is a great way to engage the community and give and receive information in an informal setting. Service is uber friendly. It goes without saying that their bread is fantastic, and it's served at many restaurants in Madison. I just love this place and plan to visit as much as I can when in Madison.

Q: positive

A:
This was my jam. I took so many tokens from this place back in the 90's. I was an arcade master. We were staying at the Monte Carlo, but because of a lack of a decent (well any) arcade, we would walk our teenage selves to the New York New York arcade (different time) So that being said, for some guy named nostalgia's sake, I dragged the girlfriend here, albeit before hours, to see the old stomping grounds. The types of games have changed over the year. More and more WII style games.. but the character still remains and it's just a place where kids can be kids. A feeling that too many Vegas locations have lost.