Q: positive

A: What can I say, Rubio's rocks. I can go to almost any of them and they are very graceful and accommodating to my diet needs. This one is on the way to my kids old school, so I could stop here and get some to go items. The manager and employees are very nice.

Q: positive

A: This is definitely fine dining. The food is very good; I had the filet mignon and tasted Jenny's mashed potatoes (a must!) and creamed spinach. I enjoyed every bite. The service is great; our server was well versed on the menu, which was helpful. We split the birthday brownie sundae for dessert and it didn't disappoint. If you have the extra money and want to enjoy a relaxing atmosphere with great food, give Joe's a shot.

Q: negative

A: To sum up living here, which I have for some time and under multiple management teams and even two owners, this is a proving ground for Camden staff. The last two, Sabrina(completely untrustworthy and constantly saying one thing and then another the next time you talked) and Albert (super nice but had no actual power to make any difficult decisions) were promoted to larger complexes because of how they ran this small one. As I observed that was by penny pinching, making no concessions, fluctuating rental prices so that renewals ended up paying hundreds more on the same unit as a move-in, etc. It seems that the new management group is on the same track. They decided, with 24 hours notice to the residents, to kick all the cars out of the secured garages and above ground parking to a parking lot open to the public behind the complex. They assured me that security would be there till midnight (never mind the remaining six hours of darkness) and that was "already extra time". Are you kidding me? They also said this was a "good neighborhood". Uh....no. It is far from a secure and good neighborhood and even in the secure parking there have been repeated break-ins over the time I have lived here. They could have done a section of the complex at a time and had it dry within the confines of an early morning to an evening and the cars could have been locked in again at night but anything to save a buck and try and impress the cheapo higher-ups of the Camden world. This is just a prime example of the continued difficulty living here. If I didn't have just a few months left in Az, I would move, and I HATE to move, it takes a lot to get to that point for me. Camden Sotelo has hit it. I have never, in my 14yrs of apartment living in three states, dealt with such a self serving company, that's also saying something when it comes to apartment living. (Btw, third yelp page too since I've lived here-see how long this one lasts)

Q: negative

A:
This is my first time ever reviewing anything here but i felt the public should know my experience before thinking of spending $60 for lunch.Now I love everything about the Wynn, it is my favorite hotel in all of Vegas. I have been fortunate to dine in several of there restaurants and cafe. My boyfriend and I went to the lunch buffet, 2/5/13 as one of his events for his bday. He had been to the dinner one about 6 years ago. He absolutely loved which is why we decided to go. We started with sushi side...one word yuck!. All of the rice was hard. The tuna ceviche was nicely presented but the dish didn't have any flavor. After the first disappointment we decided to continue to other sections, the Asian, the meats, Pasta, Italian pizza all had the same problem. Something was missing for taste, salt, pepper, love. Again everything looked great but the,taste was not there. On top of that some of the hot food we would get was salad cold by the time we sat. Given we were seated up close and personal and were only going per section so the food was on our plate for no more than a minute before we sat down. After courses of disappointments we decided let's get full with desserts, I mean there is no way those good looking desserts must be good. Well think again, we tried tres leches, Madeline, chocolate cake you name it we tried it, again sugar or something was missing. Finally we couldn't help it but complain to the manager. Which than brought out the Executive Chef. Both were friendly, the chef was willing to make anything we wanted how ever we wanted. We would have done it but we were too scare at that point. Than the manager said because we had been there for over an hour it becomes iffy. So they have us free espresso. At that point I just didn't care anymore. So we drank our sorry espresso and went on our way. Still love the Wynn but won't be going to there lunch buffet ever again.