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Output: Always a good sub sandwich, great staff.

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Output: The banana wheat pancakes would make Jack Johnson proud. I knew I had to try em after seeing the dish featured in Madison Magazine's 13 Tastiest Pancakes, and I'm glad I did. Don't go in expecting your typical light and fluffy, sweet pancakes though, as these guys are dense and hearty and sure FILL YOU UP. The cakes themselves aren't exactly sweet, but the huge slices of warmed banana interspersed throughout the batter make up for it. No syrup necessary. Other than the pancakes, I've also tried a slice of chocolate hazelnut pie from here, which speaks for itself - its delicious chocolateyness certainly goes without saying. Excited for my next visit so I can check out their more savory fare!

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Output: If you go anywhere for breakfast (or lunch) in Scottsdale, go here!!! Our experience at Arcadia Farms was just wonderful: food, service, ambiance. It was like we were eating NY brunch from Alice Water's garden, but didn't pay a lot for it. My omelet was scrumptious, with yummy potatoes and eggs. My friend had to guard her sandwich because it looked and smelled so yummy. The wait staff was very helpful and attentive (even helping us find a few places for after our meal). We had a wonderful meal there - thank you! P.S. Not sure if they do this, but the outdoor area in the back looks perfect for a rehearsal dinner or a bridal/baby shower...

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This was not the much ballyhooed buffet I'd been reading about. Who are these people who thought it was terrific? I have been buffet dining Vegas style for many years and this one is just in the ho-hum category. We had the lunch buffet on Monday March 26 which was not crowded. Not much of a salad bar to speak of. Caesar salad and shrimp cocktails were served in small individual dishes. There was a good variety of fruit but the bread selection was sparce. They had a toaster set up on the counter to toast your own bread which I've only seen in those motel breakfast included places. Eggs Benedict were cold and the egg white uncooked. I was afraid to take more than one bite. French toast was cold too. Bacon was palatible. Hash browns with cheese & carmelized onions was very tasty though. Main courses were served in the individual small pans such as mac & cheese, raviolli, chicken wings etc. Prime rib was just so- so.. I've had better at the coffee shop at Silverton! Desserts were terrific though. This was the shining moment of the meal. There was a small pastry floating in delicious caramel sauce, lava cake, chocolate mousse, cheesecake, pecan tarts & apple tarts. All were deserving 5 stars. The Three of us in our party all agreed on one star for the rest of the buffet. Decor was drab with subdued lighting casting a dingy look. For the finest buffet we've had, go to Mandalay Bay. In our opinion it's the best on the strip! This one won't get a return visit from us.