Yelp says they're open 24/7, and their sign & website says they're open until 4 am - but the guy working had the audacity to say they were closed and act like he was doing me a favor by firing up the grill at 3 am. Likely story, dude. Quit graveyard if you're too tired or lazy to do it. This was literally one of the only places open at 3 am that wasn't a bar and I'm not 21 so SORRY I'M HUNGRY DUDE. I'm sure fat burger wouldn't appreciate this guy acting like they're closed when they aren't. He had the lights turned off and was in the back hiding, an hour before they were supposed to close. He said they closed 45 mins ago, and I said they needed to update their hours in that case. Will not waste my time during late hours again.

negative

This was poor. Jean Georges has overextended his Boyardee-like empire; this Vegas stand simply is a reflection of a lack of quality and control in what should be a simple ode to the great american steakhouse. Waiters are helpful in directing you AWAY from the dry aged rib eye; which is a poor Choice cut (REALLY??); to the slightly less insipid prime rib eye; a butter-soaked disaster of a steak. The Wagyu fares no better; with poorly sourced meat sadly charred on a plate with a quaint plastic marrow bone holding a faux asian sauce to mask the taste of a cheaply procured; poorly cooked piece of meat. The creamed spinach is a bowl of rancid cream with spinach fragments - inedible. Save your time and money and go to Serrano, the only restaurant in the Aria that gives a damn. This is insulting and pathetic - the only redeeming factor was the strong martini that kept me happy enough to suffer through this sorry excuse of a meal. DON'T EAT HERE.

negative

The top level is the best level in my opinion. It's the quietest level and you get a good view of downtown Phoenix from both the North and South side ceiling to floor windows. The only real drawback is the smell that comes from the DVD and CD section, I don't know it it's urine or just the plastic casings that are giving off that smell? The cafe is closed indefinitely as I was informed by the librarian with no real date of when they are going to be opening it back up again. I have never had any problems with any of the homeless people that come to the library, but you might get asked for some change in the parking lot or asked to sign a petition by the entrances. The 2nd level is for studying and they have a 'quiet' room where you are expected to keep your mouth shut and study. Why budget cuts!? The libs is only open until 5pm on Monday and a couple of other days. Overall, the library is huge and has everything you may be looking for. I want to get locked up like that dude Powder and read everything this library has to offer.

positive

Yes, I am a fan. It is similar to "Fresh choice" in California, but I like the variety and freshness of the dishes. The salad bar is the same, so I won't go into to much detail about that. We like to go on Sundays after church for lunch. What I do like is there soup bar, 5 to 6 different types of soups are very delicious ranging from (chicken noodle, clam chowder, Irish potato lech, spicy chili bean, minestrone lentil), Fresh baked goods are refreshed every hour. Corn bread, blueberry muffins, pizza, french rolls. They have a stir fry section, which changes daily depending on breakfast lunch or dinner. I personally like the cheesy macaroni. They have Baked potatoes with all the fixing's. The usual dessert par includes: fresh fruit, jello, pudding, chocolate/ vanilla soft server. bonus; on occasion a server will come by with fresh baked chocolate chip cookies. One thing I noticed though, is even though this place is suppose to be healthy. All you can eat doesn't help from gorging myself.
positive