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output: We just love this place and we're so glad they've stayed in business. It's family run, and everyone that works there is so nice. The food is great and there's really nothing quite like it in Henderson. We drive out from Boulder City to eat there sometimes.
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output: I was standing on a corner in Scottsdale, Arizona, looking for a good time on the Friday before the Super Bowl. On the street where this bar is located was the Coors Light Block Party. While it was $25 to get into the block party, you were rewarded with decently priced $4 beers (considering what everything else cost around there) and good live music. However, my uncle and I were hungry, so we wandered the streets looknig for some grub. There were a few options here but we just sauntered into Upper Deck because it looked inviting. First impression was that this would be a great place to watch the Super Bowl as there are more TVs in here than there were people. The service was fairly quick and attractive (my uncle fell in love) and we never had a problem getting a drink or our food. The food was bar food, not too good, not too bad. Drinks were on average with other bars. They were selling seats to watch the Super Bowl on Sunday and they had a tent setup outside where parking usually is to view the game (all inside seats were sold out). We signed up and came back a few days later. The spread they put out for the Super Bowl was impressive. Nice area inside with tables and chairs, as well as couches for the VIP who spent twice as much as we did. They had an all-you-can-eat buffet that rivaled much of what I am used to in Vegas, but drink costs made up for the unlimted food. Being able to watch the game at a Sports Bar in the town where the Super Bowl was being held was an interesting experience. I much rather would have been at the game, but saving the thousands we would've spent at the big game meant a lot more fun for a lot less money. For a big sporting event that I couldn't attend, but would like to watch, this would be the place I go. Next time I'm in Scottsdale I'll be hitting this place up.
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I really liked 32 Shea! Kinda wish there was a place like this in my neighborhood. It's a really cute place in a pretty random location - smackdab in the middle of the parking lot of a strip mall (it used to be a drive through coffee shop). They've remade it into a cool, hip little spot and managed to fit quite a lot into a small space. There's an outdoor patio that they've surrounded with trees, which, once the weather cools off, will give the outside area a little more ambiance. Inside, there is a small bar and maybe eight 2 top tables (not the type of place to take large groups). Luckily we were able to get a table right away. 32 Shea serves breakfast, lunch, drinks, and coffee (they have a drivethrough). I heard the coffee is excellent. We went there for happy hour and I ordered the Mint Lemon Drop Martini which might be one of my favorite drinks around! Very fresh and lemony. I also had the Shea Breeze (muddled pineapple, vodka, cranberry, soda, and lime). It was good, but I had already fallen for that lemon martini. My boyfriend enjoyed a couple of their local beers. We also had a few bruschettas: the salami/pesto/tomato, the proscuitto/marscarpone/figs/honey, and the mozzarella/tomato/basil. I'd say they're on par with the likes of postino's and I'd definitely order all three again. We also really enjoyed the roast beef sliders. A little horseradish and some good au jus.