This is a strange little complex of stores that calls itself an outlet mall. With the exception of a newer section tacked on one end that houses Banana Republic, Gap and J. Crew, it seems a bit shabby and outdated. The other tenant stores were just mediocre - really, do you need more than one Sunglass Hut location in a complex that isn't that big? Also, looking at some of the pricing, I have found that there are better deals to be had in the full-price, non-outlet versions of these stores and the quality is better, too. In order to end on a positive note, there is covered parking...
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We were looking for sushi that isn't Ra or Blue Wasabi. Someplace that isn't the bar scene and has good sushi. We have been here 2 times now and have been very happy with the sushi. It isn't fancy or flashy but takes care of our craving for sushi. Very mom and pop feel and the employees are all very nice. Highly recommend for a stop for some sushi.
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Wow amazing pastries. My husband and I stayed at the Aria for the first time. When we first arrived at Aria we walked by and HAD to buy something. The display case was clean and well stocked. I bought a butter croissant, and it was gone within minutes. (Adam helped me!) What is great about this place is that they are open until 12 am. And they are open fairly early as well. I seriously came here 2x a day to grab a bite to eat. I felt as if Aria didn't have many "fast" options for people on the go. I was in a bit of a time constraints because of the seminars I had to attend. By the end of my 3 day trip to Las Vegas.. I could not even look at a pastry. I ate 3 regular croissants, 2 chocolate, 1 chocolate muffin, 1 fruit salad and a cheese danish. The coffee had a bold taste.. just what I needed to get my day started. Now about a week after my trip to Vegas, I am craving for the flaky crusts of pastries again. Mmmmm.. One negative is the ham and cheese croissant that they offer in the morning. Ewww.. i didn't like it at all. It was way to cheesy. FYI, they only serve a limited menu in the morning, afternoon and dinner. One plus that made up for the gross ham and cheese croissant, was that my husband had forgotten his debit card at the register. He didn't realize it until about an hour after he left. He went back to the counter and they knew immediately what he was talking about. One of the staffers said that he turned it into security shortly after he left. So my husband then went to security.. and after some ID verification he had his debit card in hand. Wonderful eh?
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I would give the service four stars, and the atmosphere five stars. Now for the rest: We had a party of 5 and arrived for a reservation at 7:00. We were promptly seated, the staff was very friendly and helpful. Had a good start -- the spicy queso was good, but $8.50 was definitely a little steep for a small bowl of melted cheese, and only 1/2 a plate of fried tortilla strips. We liked our sangria, and our waiter (Josh?) did a great job of keeping an eye on the drinks when they were getting low. Dinner? YIKES. I ordered tamales which were.....unrecognizable. I would describe it more as a plop of cornmeal (no corn husks) with some adobo sauce and shrimp dumped over it. Not appealing, and very heavy. Another guest found a piece of plastic in his chicken (when he chewed on it). In their defense, the waiter, the manager, AND the chef came out to profusely apologize. It was a really nice gesture AND they took $25 off the bill. Well handled. But at the end of the day, I'm not sure I'd go back. The food wasn't that great, and definitely overpriced for what you get. Too bad.
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