Sentiment analysis: i have been looking for a new york style pie since i relocated to scottsdale a few months ago. ordered a large cheese pie thin crust and a large new york style crust. just terrible is all i can say. no taste no flavor a basic chain style pie with no soul. never again.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Came here for dinner. It's not a great variety here. It's a smaller buffet. There wasn't much of a wait on a Sunday night. Took about 15 minutes. Everyone else in line seemed to be on the buffet of buffet deal. We were on a comp from a hotel deal. Only two things are great. Their prime rib and creme brulee. I had 4 pieces of prime rib. Even the center part,which is usually less flavorful and dry, is just as good as the coveted outside portion. They didn't cut slices but pieces for you. At first, I was a bit offended to receive a chunk of prime rib rather than a slice. Then i realized it didn't matter which part you got. I got 4 of their creme brulees. I don't know which other buffets have them so I kept going back. They also have lamb if you like that. Their tri tip was a bit dry. I like their cookies as well. I know some other people have mentioned the mac and cheese but that wasn't very good.
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positive

Sentiment analysis: You can get up in 20 if you are a runner in great shape, 30 if you are a pretty good hiker, 40 if you are in shape but not an avid hiker. Anyone can make it to the top if you take your time - and its worth it! A steady pace with no stops takes about 30 minutes. Down ranges anywhere form probably 12min-1 hr depending on your confidence. I saw lots fo out of shape people who were towards the top so its doable if you have a whole day to spend but real hikers can probably do it on their lunch break. Easier than Camelback, but you can make it as hard as you want by going faster. Parking is better than Camelback so that is a bonus.
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positive