Q: positive

A: Cool vibe and excellent service. The food was expensive for the portion size and quality, but still good. LOVED the chips and salsa. Would just eat those for a meal next time!

Q: positive

A: Always a great experience here. My wife and I come here pretty regularly. As another reviewer stated Mark the owner does his best to greet guests and is often seen helping in the bar or talking with the customers. We truly feel like family here. They always greet us with a smile and continue to exceed our expectations. I would highly recommend this restaurant. Excellent food, excellent service, excellent atmosphere! We also love it when they have live music, truly adds to the experience. The best Mexican restaurant in Vegas.

Q: positive

A: First-time customer. Store was clean and not busy (no customers at 4pm Sunday). Three employees working (two on pizza line and one on the register) and were extrenely courteous, professional and helpful. We ordered three 16" family-size pizzas (serves 4-6 people; Taco Grande, 5-Meat Stuffed and Chicken & Bacon Stuffed). Gave five-stars for preparation, presentation, and friendly-service. Pizzas were completely deeeeelish!!! For menu, click here: http://www.PapaMurphys.com/m/our-menu/

Q: positive

A:
This is my go-to liquor store. On my way home. Relatively easy in and out. Good prices for hooch, particularly if you pay in cash. As a craft beer fan, I always peruse the oat soda section. The selection is decent, but be careful, there can be some expired suds lurking. The prices vary - usually good, if you pay cash - but not always. Shop accordingly. The growler filling station needs help. Last time I used it, a dude who I wasn't sure could spell bee-er filled up a growler of (I think) Heavy Seas in a *clear* growler. I asked if he had a towel I could wrap it up in for the trip home. He simply stared at me. I let it go, and made a dash for home with all haste. Beyond that, the staff there always struck me as sad and apathetic, trudging through the day, one day closer to retirement or eating a bullet, whichever comes first. A few nice smiling faces here and there, but the friendly visages only mask the gray, limp existence that their collective lives seem to have become.