Q: Color me impressed. Given the quality of sushi restaurants in the greater Valley area, I was worried about conveyor belt sushi here. I mean, if they can't make it right in the kitchen, how is it gonna be on a roving belt? My worries were for naught. Despite the 30 minute wait on a Tuesday night at 7:45pm (yes, it was that crowded), and having trouble finding it (there is no sign from the street -- you HAVE to know where it is), it was all worth it. My companions (all fish eaters but me) LOVED it. They said the fish was fresh, delicious, exciting etc. I loved the seaweed salad and edamame to start, and then went for two dishes of Inari, a place of veggie rolls, and then wound up ordering 3 orders (so a total of 12 individual) avocado rolls, because none were coming around. All that, plus iced tea, cost me $16. AMAZING. My partner ate all sorts of rolls; her favorite was the I Love Salmon Roll and also the Caterpillar Roll, although she enjoyed the Rainbow Roll and Dragon Rolls as well. Wasn't impressed with the Las Vegas Roll, and wished that they had more exciting, different, unique rolls (they had one; the Haru Sushi, which she did enjoy). Her total, with iced tea? $18. Seriously. Oh, and we shared a place of cream puffs for dessert. There were no plates more than $2. The cheesecake had two $2 plates, making it 4, but other than that, nothing, including special orders, was more than $2. The avocado rolls I had were some of the best I've enjoyed (they were bursting full of avocado, instead of one small piece), and the Inari was delicious. Ginger on the table (as well as unagi sauce and soy sauce), quick to fill up iced tea. I was in heaven. I do wish they'd have more vegetarian rolls so I didn't have to order them. The whole time we were there, only one veggie roll went by - the one I ate. No cucumber, avocado, daikon, etc unless you ordered them. I also wish Wasabi was on the table, instead of brought to you in a hunk; I didn't want to use it all at once, but I had to take it out of my dish to save for later and put...where? Also, I loved the "other" options, like juice, V8, Ramun (Japanese soda), pudding cups, fruit, cheesecake and more on the belt. Gave lots of options. It did take forever to get our bill, but all that aside, we will most definitely be back.

A: positive

Q: Opportunity Village/ Magical Forest truly brings Christmas to the desert. Even if you don't like donating money to help the disabled, you will want to come and see the Christmas festivities. The lights are all professionally done and well lite. The armband is the best way to go as you can ride on all the rides as well as play Golf. Make sure to ride the train otherwise you'll miss alot of cool hidden trees and lights. Mini golf there was fun but we were overrun by hoards of kids who we're playing a lot faster than us. The daughter even got hit in the head by a flying club thrown by 1 of those kids. Just hope parents are doing a better job of disciplining when you visit. All in all it's a wonderful place to visit and it's highly recommended for all age groups.

A: positive

Q: Great food made to order, quick service even during busy times! They have a lot of options!

A: positive

Q: In town for a show and got to play with the Prowling Kind. Mickey from the band is also a barista here and she's amazing. All the drinks were great (One&One, cap, Ethiopian Aricha pour over - so good), so many spots to sit and watch, sip and stop - def a must for coffee lovers coming through town. AND beers on tap. Can't wait to come back.

A:
positive