Q: positive

A: I've frequented Bookman's for many years. First on visits to Tucson. Then Mesa. Now Phoenix. The stores have varying layouts. They seem to take different items in trade and have different pricing for trade and merchandise. Some have more activities. But they share a common struggle. The need to evolve as the world goes digital. We've noted some major changes over time. A shift away from books as physical books fade away, to CD's and DVD's only to see them fade, to video games, to musical instruments, to electronics and to even more random trade items to survive. Even exercise equipment in Tucson. Trade value has become a little less generous, particularly on books, and pricing of merchandise has become a little more aggressive. Clearly an attempt to maintain profit margins. So far, so good, with the transition. Let's hope they're successful. The store itself remains a lot of fun. Sometimes you get lucky, sometimes you don't. Large selections in adult books, kid's books, CD's, DVD's, video games and musical instruments, as well as the random poster, puzzle and collectible.

Q: positive

A: Unbelievably beautiful show in an intimate setting. Visually stunning feats, emotionally charged music, daring trick after trick interlaced with sultry romance. Absolutely the best show I've seen in Vegas. A must see.

Q: positive

A: Good staff and nurses. Always clean and always helpful with any questions I've had.

Q: negative

A:
I've been here about 4-5 times for the lunch buffet over several years, always hoping for a better experience. The price is right for the lunch buffet but the quality of the pizza is shabby. As another reviewer stated well; salty. If you order a regular pizza it is not nearly as bad tasting as the lunch buffet. The restaurant is well worn out, cramped seating, and normally only two staff checking customers out, seating, refilling drinks etc. Seems very under staffed. I do not know why I continue to have faith in this place; however it is time for a change of location and never here again!!