Q: The gelato here is plain delicious---I would schlep 40 miles to the one In Gilbert to get some of this creamy deliciousness, so naturally I was thrilled when Frost opened at the Biltmore. Speaking from experience, you won't leave with the same heavy feeling eating a bowl of regular ice cream will sometimes give you. You can also sample as many flavors as you want! I went with the straciatella and gianduja. If you like Nutella try the gianduja. Rich and delicious. I did have a little trouble finding it...it's facing Camelback and is next to True Food. FYI...they don't have a public restroom.

A: positive

Q: I've had Caketini cupcakes at the Scottsdale Fashion Square location but the ones here were definitely more delicious. I bought a S'mores cupcakes and a Red Velvet cupcake. The frosting on the S'mores was slightly dried out but the cake was moist. The red velvet cake was also soft but the frosting tasted more like a marshmellow frosting than a cream cheese frosting which was a bit off-putting. Either way, both were satisfying and the size of each cupcake was big enough to share.

A: positive

Q: The food was interesting, creative in its presentation. A little expensive for something I could have made at home...but then I'm a great cook. The service was a little slow, the portions small but then that's that kind of cuisine. The Ahi Poke had an excellent sesame dressing but what they over did was the cracked pepper....way toooooo much. Of course, I ate it all with little problem. My final gripe, the waitress was a little too pushy on desserts by asking us many many times in many different ways if we wanted dessert! Other than that, our company was good and it was nice to get out of the house. Will I go back? Probably but not something I will be rushing to do. Las Vegas has many great places to eat where the portions and price are a little better and the food is superior.

A: positive

Q: A real cool SSgt, Crew Chief from the Thunderbird Squadron, gave us a guided tour around the squadron and hanger where the Thunderbird F-16s are parked. We saw a 10 minute video of the history of the Thunderbirds in their ~50 seat theater, Then the SSgt led us around looking at the Thunderbird collection of artifacts, gifts, and newspaper clippings they have collected since their beginning, while explaining the complete history of the Thunderbirds. After his briefing he escorted us into the spotlessly, clean hanger where the Thunderbird aircraft are parked. One of the planes had it's engine removed and we were able to look it over. There was also a full size F-16 cockpit model for viewing. (I did not ask, but I believe younger folks and kids can sit in the cockpit.) This a hidden gem, not too many people know about and it's FREE. Located next to the flight line on Nellis Air Force Base, I do not know the difficulty for civilian visitors getting there. I'm retired Air Force and was able to get on base with my military I.D. My Garmin GPS took me directly to their front door.

A:
positive