Q: I ordered 50 wings to go b/c we were heading back to San Diego. They were hot, but they tasted only ok. I've had better at other Hooters.

A: negative

Q: They are careless or mischievous, I don't know which. They locked my family in the car lot and my son had an asthma attack! It was a few minutes to closing when we pulled into the lot. I got out to look at a vehicle while my wife and son stayed in the vehicle with it running, doors open, and headlights. There were at least a dozen people on the lot when we pulled in. Just 10 minutes later we realized that everyone was gone. All the gates were locked. How could they miss us with our headlights on and doors open! We drove all around and could not find any way to get out. My son was crying, so I called every number to reach someone, even searched on the corporation commission website for numbers, couldn't reach anyone. I thought about calling a taxi but I called the police and they came, they had a backup number, they called someone and got us out. By this time my son was having an asthma attack. If Airpark Dodge Chrysler Jeep cannot see a customer on the lot with their headlights on, you can also expect these idiots to "overlook" things on your car deal with them. I will never step foot on their lot again.

A: negative

Q: I ordered a to go chicken tortilla soup. It was $6 which I thought was a little much for a bowl of soup. I did not think it was a difficult order especially since it was the only soup listed. When I opened the bag back at work, it was a bacon potato clam chowder?? Not a fan of clams or bacon so I was not a fan of the soup.

A: negative

Q: I decided to stay here for my birthday... spend a little extra money and live lavishly in one bedroom suite... why not? The room itself was cute and very modern, but, all in all, pretty GHET-TO. The walls were all scuffed up and water damaged in the kitchen and near the tub, some of the lights did not work, the wood on the floor was warped/water damaged, the room had several... hidden surprises (like an old, dusty, cobwebbed Yard cup hidden behind the curtains,) the balcony does not open, the couch and rugs had questionable stains/frayed cushions, and the room smelled similar to a hamster cage. The bed was super comfie, the soaking tub was sexy, and the view I had was nice. It was convenient to have a kitchen, but we weren't even able to get to the store to fill up the fridge without a car. The Palms Place pool was pretty chill (dead compared to hotels on the strip) and there weren't very many tanning chairs available, so just take one from the "Reserved" area. It was kind of a hassle to have to walk back and forth in the long tunnel just to get food or to gamble. Overall, I wanted to LOVE this place, but the icing on the cake was that the elevators are WONKY as hell. I was actually stuck in the elevator for several minutes (it blacked out and no buttons would light up) and the elevator wouldn't accept our room keys more often than not. Later, an alarm went off warning us to evactuate the hotel b/c of an emergency. I called the front desk to ask if this was true and how to escape, but they told me to ignore it, it was just a drill. THANKS FOR THE FOREWARNING... not! I took her advice and ignored it. I stepped out to ask the maid a question not long afterwards and was LOCKED out of my room b/c of this "drill". I was LIVID. I'm disappointed in Adrienne Maloof and the Maloof Brothers... maybe the Palms hotel is nicer and pays closer attention to detail, but I'll never find out. To be fair, I spoke with a manager on duty who apologized and gave me a $70 drink credit... but $70 buys maybe 4 drinks in Las Vegas so don't take that offer. The shuttle to the strip was a nice offer but it makes ZERO sense why they wouldn't have it pick up the patrons on the Palms Place side. Overall, WHAAAAAACK

A:
negative