The second location of Fair Trade Cafe is a disappointing missed opportunity. Descending the concrete steps into the patio of metal furniture promises a great bunker of caffeination. Instead, this ASU-adjacent location feels like a university's student union coffee shop from the early 1990s. I'm not anti concrete and glass and steel, but this space feels thrown together and unfit for an afternoon or evening of quiet conversation, study, or reading. Not cozy. Plus (or should I say "Minus"?), there were no ceramics to serve their coffee and espresso in, which reminds me of the early days at Hob Nobs. May I say out loud that you must not open your coffee shop unless you have ceramic mugs and demitasse cups on day one? Try drinking an espresso or espresso macchiato from a 12 oz. paper cup. It's on your face. Quickly.
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This place has delicious food and a great atmosphere. I've sampled most of the menu and haven't been let down yet! My favorite thus far is The Stugot cheesesteak!!!
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HORRIBLE. A place so bad I cried in the hotel room! I had my boyfriend coming into town and were both short on money, so I found the cheapest hotel on the strip but since it was a Harrah's property, I wasn't worried. Sometime's you hear "You get what you paid for" quote, but I didn't believe that and I wanted the best for him. Check-In was 40 minutes long, and couldn't believe this was on a sunday. Guess everyone was going the cheap route like us? The hotel room was normal, and of course we didn't need much space so it was cozy but soon as you walk in, it felt like a freezer box! I ran right over to the a/c to turn it off. It was raining outside and Vegas doesn't get a lot of rain so letting the nice rain smell in would make this hotel room so much better but the sliding door wouldn't open, and we had to stick with the hotel room smell. Staying the night with him, I couldn't get use to the chilly room so I turned on the heat and quickly turned it off when the burnt smell filled the room. I had to open the front door and let it air out for 10 minutes. Made my stomach hurt. When you park in the garage, it's a maze trying to find the hotel elevators. No signs, no arrows pointing you in the direction, and when you do see the sign, it's right on top of the elevator. So what was the point of the sign anyway, when you already made it there? One elevator was functioning so we waited 5 minutes for one and when it did come it was full of people, so we would have to wait for second one which we didn't and just found some stairs to go down. Luggage and all. One time in the guest elevators we were going to the lobby and had a full elevator of people. Once on the level the doors on the elevator jammed and they had to forcefully open them to get out. So the next night around 10pm we decided to take the stairs again without even trying to find the elevators, because we parked somewhere different everytime. We found some stairs that we thought were the one's, we took the first time but weren't and ended up on the first level with hotel rooms outside. It was sooo scary being on this level outside in a back alleyway! I was freaking out and couldn't believe this was the same hotel. We found an outside elevator that got us to the second level which had more outside rooms and a door near the stairs where you had to use your roomkey to get back in. Once in the hotel again, I was so angry that rooms would even exist on those ground levels. Who want that kind of danger!?? Vegas isn't a friendly place, and anything could occur back there with no security near. Once back into the room, I cried from being so upset I had picked this hotel for my boyfriend to stay in. I felt horrible, and I will never look back at this hotel.
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Food was ok. Front desk counter woman was a real jerk. Didn't greet with a smile, ask how I was, ask how my meal was or say thank you for my business. I would never go back here again.
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