Q: negative

A: Walked in with a group of friends who refused to venture to the neighborhood of the half-decent Korean restaurants. I finally persuaded them to at least check out the menu and pricing before we got seated. "SIDE-DISHES (ban-chan) AND RICE ARE AVAILABLE AT AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE" I've never walked out of a place so fast. The nerve.

Q: positive

A: It's hard to find real ice cream in the valley. There are hundreds, if not thousands of frozen yogurt spots, but real ice cream really is rare. After reading some interesting articles on Sweet Republic, we finally decided to drive on down to Scottsdale and check it out. It''s in a strip mall (of course), and the interior is pretty cute. Modern and clean. Plenty of tables to enjoy your ice cream, and a few scattered outside. Their ice creams are made in house, in small batches, with local, all natural ingredients. I had the az mint..you can actually see the mint leaves. It was different, but good.

Q: negative

A: I'm sure that everyone should at least try riding this coaster once. But after that, save your money for something more relevant in your life. My girlfriend has already rode this numerous times while I have only ridden it once. I'm glad that I got it overwith because now, I don't have any urge to pay a ridiculous $14 for a single ride that barely lasts 3 minutes. I hate to be bitter but there is nothing truly compelling about this ride. If you have been to Six Flags or any other amusement park, this is nothing to go head over heels for. The drops are maybe at most 155 ft with about a couple of loops. Not to mention the discomfort you have DURING the ride. If these are actual safety bars, I would expect them to safely guard my upper body. However, my head was vibrating like a cell phone against those shoulder bars. I was more focused on protecting my head and neck than the thrill. However, I did like that I rode this during the night because I got a pretty nice view of the whole strip during the ascension. Take a ride once but next time, spend that $14 on the roulette table instead where I'm sure the roulette takes more loops than this ride does.

Q: negative

A:
My friends and I came to Vegas for fun and great food; we were staying at the Aria hotel and decided to take a chance on this place. The menu choices sounded interesting and I have never been to a Tapas Bar before. My friend had the huevos dish with "fried potatoes" and chorizo and was a little surprised that she got a plate of eggs, mini sausages over french fries. She was definitely not that happy with the dish. I was starving and ordered a little bit too much food for myself. I had the Bravo potatoes with spicy ketchup which were decent, almost tasted like home fries with tabasco infused ketchup. I also had the chicken croquettes; I would NOT recommend those to anyone, it honestly tasted like a creamy chicken nugget... Gross... For dessert, we had spicy Mexican hot chocolate with churros. It had a spicy aftertaste; churros were good, but the hot chocolate was not sweet, just tasted like spice. I would have given this place a 1/5 except our waitress was excellent, the managers came to check on us often to make sure we were taken care of, and we were seated quite quickly for a busy Saturday night. GREAT, no, FANTASTIC service, not very appetizing food... Come in for some tapas if you've thrown back a few and need something quick to eat.