What's not to love about a place that makes you feel like a kid again, they even have a saying "Even if the kid inside hasn't grown up, your taste buds might have"

positive

Well that was disappointing. I didn't see anything here that would make me want to pay 39c per ounce when other nearby popular places only charge 30c. Less flavors, less toppings (the flyer says over 50 but there are only 27 bins?), and the store is just ugly (and a confusing layout). The quality wasn't as good either - the red velvet tasted like cough syrup. No thanks, I'll stick to Yogurtland. EDIT: I got a nice message from Branden P, "Owner", in my inbox. "Youre a fu*kin f*g! Come back to Vegas you h*m* and Ill kick your fu*king a$s for writing your bullsh*t review. I got a hacker friend going to find out your IP Address. Wait til I come to your fu*king door and review YOU!!! lol" In response to his public comments, my review was written 8 months ago when the price was 39c and according to other reviews it has since been lowered to be more competitive (which is a good thing). It's easy to accuse someone of being a shill, but I definitely don't see any indication of that in my other reviews - particularly as this is the only yogurt business I've reviewed. I just happen to prefer Yogurtland for self-serve in Vegas. (And for the record, I'm a financial analyst in the consumer finance industry - nothing at all related to the restaurant industry.)

negative

i had the salmon patties here. they were pretty good. I really liked the vibe of the restaurant - very unique.

positive

I wish I knew more about Mexican food. It would let me know what I was talking about when I was to demean restaurants such as this one when they claim they serve Mexican food. Maybe I am expecting to much going to a chain but shouldn't I at least deserve mediocrity? When the first thing you serve me is under cooked chips and place them on my table with what is best described as thimble sized portions of completely ordinary salsa, then we are off to a rough start. Maybe the Mexican aspect of the restaurant comes from the fact that I needed to speak Spanish to order. I finally convinced the waiter of my order which was to be chicken quesadilla. The soda machine must have been non functional the day I ate at this location because I only received 2 drinks during my visit. When the quesadilla arrived I wished I had just gone to Taco Bell which I had originally contemplated before parking for Chevy's. The tortilla and cheese was standard fare but the chicken must have just come from the freezer. Bland, dry, and I could barely believe it was there. No more ignoring ratings. I joined Yelp to let fellow food connoisseurs guide me in my dining experiences and I ignored them this time. For this, I apologize. I hereby declare from this day forward I will stop going against your recommendations and follow your advice. This experience taught me you all know what you are talking about!
negative