This place has definitely gone downhill. I ordered the gyro and fries. The gyro was dry and tasteless and the fries were under cooked. We were served by the teenage daughter that had better things do to. The place itself was pretty dirty, I can only imagine what the kitchen is like. I wont be back. Good luck Flaming Kabob!
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Avoid this club at ALL costs!! It was our first time at Vegas, and a promoter was gonna take us here, so we said why not? So we get to the club after walking down the strip (bad idea, always take cab), and our promoter meets us in the Mirage outside of Revolution to give us our free "shots" (shots of juice, methinks). We get to the line for JET (10 PM they open I think), and there's separate lines for chicks that they recruit (aka fodder for the males to drop money on), and guests that get in because they stay at the hotel, and regular people who actually go to the club (can't believe that line existed). Anyways, not a happening club. Waited for 30 minutes to get in (after 10 PM, they like to do this show where they keep girls outside to make people believe their club is where its at), and saw some ridiculous show of red white and blue (I believe it was circus themed). Got four of us girls comped (fodder), and went in. From the line, the crowd appeared to be older (30s?). The layout was weird, did not feel the DJ, and ultimately left to XS. I've had better clubbing experiences in LA.
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What do you get when your Korean BBQ makes sweet love to a burrito? KoMex Fusion Express. This place is 5 stars hands down. We were in the neighborhood and we've yet to experience the wonders of Korean-Mexican fusion so we stopped in. Our expectations were high and this place did not let us down. When we sat down, we were given chips with delicious guacamole and salsa. While the chips were made from flour tortillas, I preferred it because they were light and crispy. We asked for water and they gave us (free) Kirkland water bottles! YES! I am a water connoisseur and this place is handing out perfectly purified bottled water to accompany our meal. I ordered the bulgogi burrito while my husband had a bulgogi and pork taco. When my burrito came out, my jaw dropped. You know how Chipotle isn't known for amazing food, but rather the size of their mediocre burritos? This place would blow Chipotle's baby burritos away, and it was only $4.50!!! The bulgogi was marinated deliciously and was accompanied by pico, rice, lettuce, and kimchi. Honestly, when I eat KBBQ, I usually don't even get bulgogi because I'd rather eat Galbi, but this bulgogi in my burrito was amazingly tender and flavorful. 5 star worthy right there. Then the super nice owner/waitress brings out the oranges that you'd get at a sushi joint with some fortune cookies and a lollipop for my daughter. Our total: $7.57. I am SO impressed with this place and will tell everybody I know to support them so that they can expand to somewhere closer to my house. Until then, I will happily make the drive.
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I want to love Alpine Valley Bread. I really do. I like supporting local companies when I can, and you don't get much more local than five miles from home. They've also got an overwhelming variety of (theoretically) mouthwatering flavors. They donate tons of bread to local charities. The factory store has crazy insane prices on bread. But the bread? You know, the only thing they make and sell? It sucks. It used to be great. But now they're selling these teeny tiny baby loaves for real loaf prices, and literally nine times out of the last ten (I am a patient, forgiving man) they're gummy, underdone, undermixed, or some combination of the three. I don't feel like playing bread roulette at the outlet prices, much less at the $4 they go for at a grocer.
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