Problem: There's better greasy pizza to be had when you're drunk and craving food that's bad for you (particularly now that there's an Ian's on State St). I might consider this pizza almost inedible if not drunk.
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Problem: Ah, Four Peaks. Awesomeness. The first time I went here was during World Cup 2010. It was packed because of the USA/Algeria game, which created quite the atmosphere. Service was pretty good. We got a table fairly quickly, and the server was always checking back and forth despite how crowded they were. The only issue I think there might be is that this place doesn't have adequate parking, so if you are going when ASU is playing UA or something of the sort, then arrive VERY early. The food is awesome. Probably one of the best breakfasts I ever had, and it wasn't really anything unique. Just some eggs, toast, and potatoes, but they were all just done extremely well. The only downside is the price, it cost like $8 for what normally costs like $5-6 elsewhere. The portions weren't ridiculously huge either, but overall it was worth the atmosphere. I've played soccer with the owner a few times and he's a cool guy. I would pretty much ALWAYS come here, if they were open for EPL games!
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Problem: What I knew: beer. Pilsner, ales, stouts. Brewed here. Cocktails. What I assumed: upper scale bar snacks like olives and almonds. What I guessed: dinner menu, on the chalkboard. What surprised me: the second floor terrasse. Late night noshing meant that some of the main entrees were fini. But the fish and chips were calling my hangry tummy. Arriving 10 or so minutes later, presented on a wooden board with a spread of tarter sauce, mayo and ketchup -- I shut up and stuffed my face full. A lively feel upstairs, we were surrounded by folks doing Irish Car Bombs (although, this is not that kind of place), mixed with giggles and laughter brought on by a mixed crowd. Hipster aloof is what I was expecting from the service, but what we found was friendly guys who were on the ball and whipping up some pretty stellar drinks. Would I go back for beers and brunch? Uh, is my name Crystal H?
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Problem: Even as a first timer to this city of lights, I had to go cheap since I was a broke college student on Spring Break. Luckily my friends planned for us to stay at Hooters, and one word definitely defined my experience: ghetto. Yep... there's nothing special about Hooters honestly, but the real deal-sealer for here is that it was CHEAP, and since we were never really in the rooms, it wasn't a huge issue. The hotel is located off the strip across from MGM, and parking (like everywhere else in Vegas) is pretty generous. Rooms were small. There were two queen sized beds for you and a friend to share. Ice and vending machines are available on each floor for your convenience (we definitely had a bath tub of liquor to start). There is a pool outside that is open 24 hours, but be sure to have a shirt on when you come back in. The staff doesn't like people who go in and out shirtless. And another bad part... there is no wireless internet available. (shute, even Motel 6 down the street has wifi!?) As for the Casino, it wasn't bad, although the Hooters $100 free play in slots is pretty deceiving. I blew all of that in 12 rounds, so it is highly unlikely that you'll be making much money. Although I did learn how to play craps that night! Dealers were pretty legit. So it's ghetto, but cheap. I can't complain.
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