I do not understand the great reviews of this place. If your namesake is "Biscuits", maybe you should do those exceptionally well? Or at least modestly well? The biscuits were small, terrible, expensive and slow to arrive. The rest of breakfast wasn't great either. The waitress was clueless to the menu items.
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The Triple George is a hidden Vegas gem. Many legal staff from the downtown work crowd swear by this place, including myself. A 40's style bar/pub is a change in scenery from the normal "gourmet" type of eateries we see. Black and white photos on the walls solidify the 40's feel. I order the fish and chips. It's good, legit fish and chips - think English or Irish pub. The dill sauce with the chips is pretty amazing and the malt vinegar they provide is spot-on. Club sandwich and any burger (pick one) are also delicious, or ask the staff for specials or their own personal favorites. The service is wonderful, and even the bar keeps are on their toes waiting for your requests. Service is prompt and friendly, and the good prices are fair for the portions. I can guarantee that if you like pub fare, you will not be disappointed here.
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If you're looking for legit Thai food. This place definitely should be considered. The down side to this place is that they charge you for everything. Asking for water, they give me a bottle water and that that's the only water they have. This place is a to-go kind of place. Atmosphere looks pretty dated and the parking is pretty cramped. Otherwise good food.
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This was the single worst car purchase experience of my life. Some time ago I purchased a new 3 series from Chapman BMW. When I received the warranty wallet card in the mail I noticed the "in service" date was wrong, and was dated 6 months prior to my purchase. I called BMW to correct what I thought was a simple clerical problem, and was informed that my dealer had "punched" the car as in-service 6 months before I purchased it and that the warranty period would run from that date. As a result of that action I didn't receive the well advertised full duration warranty and included maintenance...I received 6 months less. Every page of the purchase documents were marked as a new car purchase, not a "Demo" and not a "Used" car. The salesman even went to great lengths to tout the warranty and maintenance during the test drive. After endless letters to the dealer and escalating this to BMW of America there was no satisfactory resolution. BMW North America refused to stand up for the full warranty period and simply shoved me back to the dealer. After much back and forth, Chapman sent me a letter promising they would honor the remaining 6 months warranty and maintenance. When I asked what would happen if I moved out of state, they simply repeated that they would cover the warranty for 6 months, but could not extend that to other dealers. After some research on the internet I learned that some less ethical dealers (like Chapman) "punch" cars to record them as in service (even though they have never been sold) so that they can collect dealer rebates from BMW. Altogether a horrific buying experience. I have since bought 2 additional BMW vehicles (an X5 and Z4), but from BMW North Scottsdale, where the sales process is honest and straightforward.
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