I did not like the pizza at all... The prices they charge,, better off getting Uncle Joe's,,, blows this joint away, the dough is better, the sauce is better the cheese is better and the price is definitely better... I wish these people luck with their business,,, I will definitely not come back to this joint...

negative

I love that they have more fruit aguas but they don't usually make them with mainly just the fresh fruit like other places (Los Reyes de La Torta has the best I think). I think it is a powder mix with some fruit cut up in it. But I have tried them since I love fresh fruit and they are closer to me. Watch out to because several times when I have ordered items they charge you for the larger size. When I asked about this they tell me "oh we only have large not small or medium" even though those sizes and their prices are listed on the menu. Shady! This has happened to me at a couple of their different locations.

negative

HIked the Cholla Trail one evening with my partner on the recommendation of our hotel concierge. She, a Phoenix native, climbs it regularly in a reasonably short amount of time. I am not a Phoenix native and quit running regularly nearly two years ago shortly after I hiked Squaw Peak for the first time (shameless plug: check out my review). We did not climb Camelback as quickly as she did. The Cholla Trail is a steady climb until the last hundred yards or so when you have to scramble up the side of the mountain to get to the top. Since we did a weekday, evening hike, we didn't run into much traffic so when we got to the top after an hour and 15 minutes, there were maybe a dozen or so people hanging out, only a couple more than we passed on the way up. It was nice because we had the trail practically to ourselves for most the time. The Cholla in the late afternoon is an ideal hike because you spend most of your time in the shade of the east side of the mountain. The haze/smog/whatever you want to call it made for a disappointing sunset from the top. But it can still kick your ass.

positive

Quite delicious and a decent price for Vegas. We went for the Champagne Brunch and our ambition was to arrive early enough to pay the breakfast price and rollover into lunch/brunch, heh. but our intentions to wake up early in Vegas after a night out drinking was a poorly planned one. We arrived at 10ish, but the line was loooooong. I believe we waited about an hour and got to the cashier just after brunch started so we paid the full $25 pp. I think it's one of the prettiest dining areas for a buffet I've ever been to. It's set to look like a lovely French village with painted skies, gardens and shops. It really is quite quaint. and comfortable. There was a nice variety of food. The grilled veggie and meat station wasn't very good (meat was very dry), but the pastas, risotto, carved meats, and salads were reportedly delicious. I wouldn't know. I gorged myself on crab legs (they were salty and sweet and tender. yum!) and breads (yummy pretzel rolls and hard rolls). They had a nice variety of desserts, the usual cakes and pies and icecream machine (but nice dipped cones with sprinkles and such) and mini creme brulees. I was bad and took two creme brulees with the intention of only scraping off the very topmost crisp burnt sugar layer. :D
positive