Q: negative

A: So I arrived at the Radiology place at 3:20 (they asked that we sign in at 3:30 for 4pm appointment) - I was checked in.. I sat there and sat there and sat there... at 4:45 the receptionist says, "has anyone taken you back?" me: nope receptionist: did they tell you they were running late? me: nope ...then she looks at my paperwork The manager at the radiology place called me back about 5 minutes later and informed me that they didn't have the knee brace thingie that would fit around my knee - we tried the one he did have.. no go.. he also told me the table that they put us on for the test is stuck at 2 1/2 feet high.. I'm 5'2" and both legs are hurt (1 with cellulitis the other knee is the one we were testing for tears) Apparently the knee brace thing that would fit me has been out for "repairs" for 3 months? huh? You telling me I'm the only plus sized woman you've had to do an Open MRI for in that long? I was a little skeptical but I kept it to myself as usual.. In the back of my mind I wondered if they were making up this "story" to avoid starting an open MRI at 4:45pm when they office closes at 5pm.. but that's the cynic in me.. I put my weight on my paperwork... no one looked at it and went.. OH CRAP.. we don't have that plus sized knee thingie! Send her home.. or find somewhere that does.. no they made me wait and ignored me.. the woman who has been extremely anxious about this test for days since she couldn't make it through the closed mri. I walked out the door.. called my Uber.. and cried.. I was MAD - adding insult to injury - ignore me for over an hour then tell me you can't complete the test because the apparatus for bigger people is out for repair?.. I understand machines break.. trust me.. I've dealt with them but this wallflower is just upset she was made to feel like some freak. *sigh* I'm sure they didn't mean anything by it.. it's more of a drop in communication.. but not a good experience. Even my experience with the closed mri was much more friendly and gentle. Here it was sorry lady. you are too short and too fat to take a test here.. let's send you to the one that's 30 miles out! bah I will not be back.

Q: positive

A: We we're in vegas for new years an went to this lilttle place. I try the arepa with Shrimp in ajillo,the ground beef one with cheese and the empanadas de pollo. The service was the best and the food was excellent and the price inexpensive. You and a friend and eat for 20.00 thats not bad.

Q: positive

A: Loved the Sushi, we also had Amy as our waitress (knowing negative views of her on previous posts) and she was 100% perfectly fine, sweet, patient and knowledgeable. She went out of her way to explain details, helped us ms make a few decisions and we are picky foody people. Zero complaints about Amy and honestly this place gets busy..... And she still tended to us in a very professional and personal fashion...... Sushi was very good and the rolls were huge and tasted wonderful. We had the Las Vegas roll, Mexican roll (our new favorite), and the Casey roll (which is very awesome too). This is a great North Phoenix place and I would recommend it highly if you like sushi and a good waitresses (meaning Amy..... And no, I don't know her personally at all). Great sushi!!! Thanks

Q: positive

A:
I can't believe I'm going to say this, because I've eaten so many places, but I think the dinner I had at Fleur de Lys is the best meal I've ever eaten. I had the four-course Elegance prix fixe menu, and each dish is etched in my memory -- the tuna tartare with an amazing blend of herbs and a minty note, the barely-there slivers of veal ravioli floating in jus and foam, the filet mignon that remade the flavors of a basic dish into its own unique thing, and the chocolate souffle. Service was excellent and attentive. There's a bit of the overindulgent goofiness that strikes me at any fancy restaurant, but to their credit the descriptions of each dish were succinct and useful (not the litany you sometimes get, where a waiter is explaining to you the name of the farmer's cousin who picked the radicchio). Something else I noticed is that you can have a sublime meal here for a variety of price points. One of my dinner companions had the three-course Lion King prix fixe, at $45 or $55; I had the four-course at $89; and two others had the four-course with wine pairings for about $150. And we each came away bowled over. Again I feel sheepish saying this, but at least right now I feel ruined for food. Anything I ate later on in my weekend in Vegas was disappointing. It was almost literally the meal to end all meals.