We've been bringing our business here for a couple of years due to the convenience of the location, good customer service, and decent prices. However, recently we feel like we were duped after we brought one of our vehicles in to have the A/C checked out due to it blowing warm air. After dropping the car off, to our surprise, we received a phone call twenty minutes later informing us that on top of needing a new A/C hose, we also needed a new radiator. Wtf?! Yeah, we were told the radiator was leaking and needed to be replaced. That's funny, the radiator wasn't leaking while it was parked in our garage twenty minutes ago, nor was it leaking when we dropped the car off, in front of the shop. So we drove over to the shop and had them show us the leak. Instead of a leak, what we were shown was a geyser squirting a stream of coolant from the back side of the radiator. It looked like the radiator had been punctured. I called bs; that radiator didn't just spring a squirting stream of coolant like that without some help. Of course I got some song and dance from the sales guy Jason about how they don't do business that way etc. Well, it's pretty damned ironic that we dropped the vehicle off needing a new A/C hose and low and behold the radiator just so happens to start spraying coolant like it's Old Faithful. Not buying it guys! You just lost a valued customer. Now I question whether our vehicle really needed that new head gasket awhile back after we were told it was blown and then coughed up almost 2 g's for, but yet our vehicle other than idling rough showed no other trouble signs and the removed head gasket looked pristine when it was shown to us. Beware!

negative

I'll keep it simple. My ranks of Vegas buffets go as such (time stamp January 2013) 1) Wicked Spoon 2) Studio B 3) Bellagio 4) Wynn Buffets that are well regarded I have not tried are the Rio seafood buffet and the new Caesar's palace bacchanal buffet. My first time at Studio B buffet I was BLOWN away, but the second subsequent time I was less impressed. Maybe I realized it was more infatuation on the first date, and on the second seeing as how they RAISED their buffet prices I came back down to earth. All of sudden Studio B became high maintenance. Let's face it the unlimited house wine and beer is a huge seller. Eat forever and get drunk. Another aspect of studio B is the wide open space they have. Creates a real comforting eating environment to gorge my face. Lastly the food speaks for itself if I give it 4 stars. The prime rib is solid and the array of desserts is lovely. All of the other high end necessities of what a high end buffet was satisfied, but not exceeded.

positive

Just moved here and this was Mmy first non-chain restaurant in Phoenix. Loved the chips. Loved the squirt bottle of red sauce on the table. Yummy smokey flavor. I want to marry that sauce. My flauta was a bit overcooked, but tried other peoples dishes and they were great. I'm craving the green tamale right NOW. Best of all was the service. Very friendly. Definitely coming back.

positive

Disclaimer: This review is only for their Sunday brunch. Wasn't impressed by their Sunday brunch. Didn't like the presentation of the buffet. It was in a small area and felt kind of cramped. The salad was made with iceberg lettuce and didn't look appetizing. My friends ordered orange juice and each glass was filled to the brim with large pieces of ice, which means that they really just had maybe 1/2 a glass of orange juice. In all, it's really nothing special, just very basic. It was my first time eating at Harris Grill. What seems nice is the patio and if the weather had been nice, we would've sat outside and maybe I would've given it an extra star.
negative