Q: positive

A: I love this place!! They have bagels on weekend mornings. You can get them plain with just cream cheese or made into delectable sandwiches. It's an easy decision to chose this place rather than McDonald's across the street! I haven't had a chance to try much of their other foods, but the dolmas are some of the best I have had and a very good price. You can order 6 to go for around $2.50. There are a lot of vegetarian options as well. Their baklava is homemade and absolutely divine (not to mention beautiful) The staff is very friendly and after you have been there a couple of times they will remember you, which I like.

Q: negative

A: Where to begin? The lighting in their range sucks for one. Second the staff rushes you through the experience...you really feel like a sucker tourist at this place. First you pay then they load up your magazines. I was told to go right on into the range(yes his exact words) and the guy pointed at "whatshisface" and said he would be with me in a few minutes. Then I get yelled at by "whatshisface" that I was supposed to wait behind the counter until someone came to help me. At this point I was starting to get annoyed. So after waiting 5-8 minutes "whatshisface" came to escort me into the shooting range. I rented the MP40, which jammed frequently. The guy said it was my fault...I wasn't shooting it fast enough...yeah right whatever. The other MP40 I fired also in Nevada at a different range didn't have that problem. Their staff seemed like mall-ninja's and part-time security guards complete with outfits. This is the second range I've been to in the Vegas area...the other one was in Henderson, they had better staffing and lighting in their range.

Q: positive

A: I arrived on Sunday 20 minutes after closing time, and despite everything they were still selling cookies in industrial quantities! I took the only varieties remained, the "Double Chocolate": really delicious although it may stuffare given the excessive sweetness! Great for a hearty breakfast!

Q: negative

A:
My visit with the optometrist's office in Lenscrafters was very pleasant. The staff people were obviously experienced in working with students and employees from the university, so they took care of my insurance paperwork without a problem. The regular eye exam was performed in a quick and competent manner (less than 20 minutes). If you don't have a preferred optometrist in the area, the office at Lenscrafters will do just fine for a prescription. Next, I stopped by their shop to select new frames. As other reviewers have mentioned, the attendants at Lenscrafters often seem overwhelmed by a mob of customers, so don't expect too much individual attention during the process of choosing frames. I settled on a pair of everyday glasses and sunglasses. I was told the sunglasses would be ready in 1 hour while they would have to order the parts for my everyday glasses. The staff people were very attentive and professional when fitting my sunglasses, making sure they sat on my face properly and even feeling the tightness of the metal behind my ear. I walked out of Lenscrafters feeling fairly positive about the whole transaction... ...Until today. Almost 1 month has passed (exactly 25 days) and my everyday glasses are still being "processed" by their laboratory. Each Monday, I've called the store to check the status of the glasses. I'm always told that, "Your order is still being processed" or "Your order will be shipping from our lab soon." How is it that Lenscrafters requires 1 month to make a pair of glasses while every other optometrist in town advertises that they can have your glasses in a week or less? Each time I've called, none of their attendants attempt to explain the circumstances that are causing the delay. Was there something weird about the lenses? Did they stop manufacturing the type of frames I chose? When I called again yesterday, the attendant who answered the phone told me that she would have to call the lab, and then call me back. However, she NEVER returned my call (probably because she was buried under work orders from other customers). To be fair, I think my case is a freak accident, and I am sure that there are dozens of happy customers who walk out of Lenscrafters everyday. I feel that I can't deduct too many points from the store itself, because they do have capable employees and their manufacturer is probably more to blame for the missing glasses. My biggest complaint is that this location obviously lacks sufficient staff to man the floor and adequately serve the number of people that come in.