Q: negative

A: Dont bother. Lousy service & lousy hamburgers.

Q: positive

A: Decided to eat here rather than n bothering cooking on a Friday nite. Despite the line, we were able to get a table right away. Though it was crowded and kind of loud it was a good meal. The California roll was great. Highly recommend the kids spaghetti w meatballs. Service was fast and food was good. Lots of options, especially for kids and not a lot of fried food. Would come back again.

Q: positive

A: Went in for a quick bite and glass of wine, came out happy. Would be five stars if the glass wine list was better.

Q: positive

A:
With the extreme summer temperatures this week, I decided to check out 'A Little Surprise' as my 2 year old and I are getting antsy in the house and are looking for something new to do. Boy, did we have a ball! This is an indoor play area meant to mimic, on a smaller scale, the city of Surprise. The different play areas were varied in activities -everything from slides, to a 'grocery store', to a 'school zone' w/ a large chalkboard along one wall. Also, there was a dress up area, a 'car wash' where kids could ride their Little Tyke cars through, a fire truck complete w/ dress up fireman's hats and coats, among many other things. Additionally, there is a separate closed-in area for the 2 and younger crowd and includes lots of baby-friendly toys. This closed-in area is attached to the main area which means you can be in there w/ your baby but can still keep an eye on your older child. A cafe in the same area caters to both kids and adults. A networked video game room (separate from the main area) is great for the older kids. This business offers many types of classes and also has party rooms available. Finally, the entire time I was there, the staff was constantly around cleaning and straightening up- not letting the place go to shambles as would be easy in such a kid-friendly place. At about $5.50 for unlimited play, the price can't be beat (although ages 3 and up are $9.)