Q: positive

A: Sesame Inn was the place we went when we wanted Chinese food when I was growing up in Pittsburgh. My family owned a Chinese restaurant themselves and when they wanted Chinese food this is where we went. I remember the walnut chicken and the orange beef the most. What I would give to have some. The dumplings were also a favorite of mine too!! Just another place I will be sure to visit when I travel back to the Burgh.

Q: positive

A: I went to smartfix a couple of days ago to fix my iPhone 5. The customer service by the one of the technicians was outstanding. While checking around other places smartfix gave me the best price quote and even got my phone looking like brand new the same day when other places told me they would have to order the part and wait a week or 2 . I went their Summerlin Location and i will preffer anyone to go there. Ask for Robert he was the one helping me out that day and i believe Candle was the one who assited me when i picked up my phone a few hours later. Thank you Smartfix and i apreciate your services! I will def. come and get all my electronics fixed with you!

Q: positive

A: PHENOMENAL! Roy's food is beyond amazing and is only matched with its incredible service. I have never been to a restaurant that pays such great attention to details, ones you don't even realize matter. We came here for a friend's birthday dinner, and to start off, Roy's personalized our table's menus with inserts to acknowledge the occasion. Not only that, after we'd ordered, the birthday girl got to take home her personalized inserts. For dinner, I had the chef's specialty - Garlic Rubbed Hawaiian Tombo - and it was simply divine. The tuna was seared perfectly to maintain a raw center and was served atop a bed of chilled soba noodles. The ponzu sesame sauce complemented the fish with just the right amount of tang and saltiness. The portions are enough to allow room for an appetizer to share and/or a dessert to end the meal. Our group had both! For dessert, we had the Roy's Melting Hot Chocolate Souffle. It definitely did not disappoint. The chocolate was rich and the souffle had a gooey warm center. This is the type of restaurant that has desserts made to order, so start ogling the dessert menu when your entrees come out so there's enough time for the dessert to be made to perfection. Pair the souffle with a bite of the vanilla bean ice cream - it is melt-in-your-mouth amazing! The birthday girl also received a special birthday dessert plate, which was personalized with her name, and to top it all off, our waiter took a picture of our party and gave us a framed copy at the end of our meal. When we thought Roy's couldn't get any better, the waiter made sure to call us a cab so that after paying the bill, we could easily get back to our hotel on the strip. We hadn't even thought about the fact that cabs may be harder to hail when you're off the strip, but no worries, because Roy's took care of us. I highly recommend coming to Roy's if ever you've got a special occasion to celebrate. You'll definitely leave feeling like the day was properly commemorated.

Q: negative

A:
After a movie at the Cinemark, our choices were limited for vegetarian options at the Mesa Riverview, so we decided to try Red Brick Pizza. It's definitely fast food, but they do bake the pizzas on terra cotta stone, at over 1000 degrees they say. It was hardly Cibo or Pizza a Metro, but better than other fast food pizzas like Pizza Hut or Papa Johns. It's a gas powered oven, not wood, so don't go expecting smoky goodness. I had the 7" Pizza Bianco with sausage, ricotta, mushrooms and pine nuts, and Hubby had the 4-cheese. He said mine was better than his. It was a tad greasy, but had decent flavor. We also had some cheesy bread sticks, which were hot and soft- pretty decent. With two self-serve drinks, dinner was about $18. They also serve some sort of Italian sandwich/salad combo and gelato, neither of which we tried. The place was pretty busy when we arrived, and they have a variety of seating choices, with about half having a small flat-screen TV mounted right at your table. Red Brick is an acceptable option at the Riverview if you're hungry and not expecting much.