Q: positive

A: Great little Mexican joint off Fremont Street. The Puerco ahumado & Pan de Tres Leches was some of the best I've ever had. Fun atmosphere. On point service. Very fair pricing! Will come back again and recommend to others!

Q: negative

A: This small and new hotel is located across from several busy late night bars and restaurants. IT IS TOO LOUD SO DON'T EXPECT A GOOD NIGHT'S SLEEP. AIR CONDITIONING DOESN'T WORK IN SUITES. MANAGEMENT WAS RUDE (told me I could check out if I dont like the noise and bad air, though it was 11:30 pm when I discovered these problems -ARE YOU KIDDING?!!) . Anyway , obviously off to a crappy start when the hotel like this should be bending over backwards to attract new clientele. At this rate, it will be closed quickly as it opened and it will be a blessing. In short, don't stay here unless you have no other option apart from hitting yourself over the head with a mallet.

Q: negative

A: If your interested in bull dogs and favoritism, you've found your home. Beware of undercover trolls posing as owners protecting his Bitches. More balls here than the Phoenix Mercury basketball team apparently. Not lbgt friendly. Perhaps a new location outside of the parralegram is time

Q: negative

A:
Joining the list of mediocre hamburger joints claiming to have great food (5 Guys, Smashburger, etc.) The Habit falls right in line. Nothing spectacular about the food, nothing horrible either. I ordered the Double Charburger, onion rings and drink which came out to a little over $8. The service was friendly and fast, but the loud music being pumped into the dining room (Rob Thomas and Jack Johnson, you've got to be kidding me) made me want to change my dine-in order to a carry out order. The burger was made with two thin, dry patties and the onion rings were nearly identical to Carl's Jr. The Habit is basically a fast food restaurant masquerading as a hip, new burger joint.