Q: Visited the park twice so far. First time we met up with our friends and drove down from Henderson. Parked in a pay garage, walked over with a group of excited kids, and then we were told that since it was slightly raining and overcast they didn't think anyone would want to visit so they were closing for a "maintenance" day. Awesome waste of my time and gas and way to disappoint the kids. Oh yeah, and we got to pay for parking. No mention on the website, or social media about closing. Fast forward a couple weeks and we decide to try one more time. Meet friends, bring kids, etc, only to find out about height restrictions for half of the stuff. My 6 year old girl is in tears because she can't go play with all the other kids. Moral of the story: If you're going to arbitrarily close, post it somewhere so I don't waste my time to be turned away once we're there. Also, if you have restrictions on your stuff, please post that as well so we know ahead of time.

A: negative

Q: The only reason I don't give them a single star is because I'm hoping one day they get back to form. My family has been going to the Salt Cellar for many many years and this place stole our business. They always made amazing seafood, fish, and believe it or not had the best wings hands down! Now its just not the same. I heard they switched or lost their main chef, I don't know if thats true. But I bragged this place up for years and finally got my entire girlfriends family to try it as they're big seafood fans. Absolutely terrible the last couple viists. Nobody finished their plate. The staff is still excellent and extremely knowledable about the menu. The cook needs to go! I feel bad because I know it hurts their tips. To say the least after paying for the whole meal and about $200+ later I was upset and won't be back. Salt Cellar is a farther drive but if I'm dropping that much money in a restaurant I want my money's worth.

A: negative

Q: Warning: this is a bit of a novel... To get to the parts about the food and service, skip to the end... If you want to hear the story, read on. This place is beyond ridiculous. My friend and I walk in after a race, are greeted by the owner, and a nice mother and daughter immediately start recommending items for us. My friend orders the chorizo breakfast and I the falafel pita (naturally). I am always very skeptical about ordering falafel because so many places just don't get it right. It's either been frozen, it's too greasy, or too dry. So, as you can tell, I was nervous. The owner is super friendly when taking our order and just made us feel as though we were at home. We talk to the other patrons in the restaurant for a while (it really says something that extremely friendly, intelligent people eat here), and then go take our seats outside. The woman cooking the good brings us out two of the most amazing plates of food I've seen in a while, and the owner follows her with the forks, airing us that the food is freshly made and that he hopes we enjoy it. We dig in, and oh my goodness. The chorizo had the perfect amount of spice (according to my friend), and the falafel... oh, the falafel. It was crisp on the outside and moist on the inside. Just perfect! I have never enjoyed falafel that thoroughly; every bite was just a little piece of heaven. After finishing our meal, I had to step back inside to compliment the owner on the falafel, to which he responded by showing us just how truly fresh it is. They make a huge batch of it from scratch every day! I was so impressed by the quality and by how he made me feel right at home. I thought things couldn't get better, but as we were walking out, he wanted to make sure we had enough water since we had just run a race. Talk about a wonderful human being! I'll definitely be coming back here!

A: positive

Q: Trying Thai Basil once again, different location but experience not much different from my last. I would have to agree with the identity crisis this place seems to be experiencing. Found it to be somewhat creative to be able to mix so much in one small place. Loved the cleanness, minus the sticky table tops. Service was average. Our server was pleasant, helpful and was attentive of our needs. Food: Drunken Noodles- after realizing this place didn't have Pad See Ew, this was the next closest dish. Looked amazing at first but after first forkful, I was done! Extremely starchy, had beef and beef was chewy, almost elastic like. Lo Mein Noodles- words cannot describe how terrible this dish was! The worst dish of all dishes I tried. Also starchy, no seasoning whatsoever, we added shrimp and got 4 pieces of shrimp total and those were also bland! Panda Express serves better than this! Pad Thai- noodles were overlooked to an extreme. Also added shrimp, and shrimp in this dish actually tasted a lot better. Surely not good pad thai. Chicken Teriyaki-saved the best for last! One dish was enjoyed by the entire table and this was the Chicken Teriyaki. Chicken was flavorful, nicely grilled and simply amazing! No complaints on this. Love Thai food and this joint was extremely mediocre in my opinion. Their prices are very reasonable and portions are huge but was not a fan. Scratching off my list and will not be back.

A:
negative