Came here with some French relatives, who were appropriately impressed. :-) Great food, incredible service (our waiter spoke fluent French) and lovely atmosphere.

The prices are better than the Venetian and Mirage, but the rooms are also a bit smaller for the price than other strip hotels, like the MGM Grand. Our choice for staying here was mandated by some of our party seeing "Love" next door at the Mirage and some of them seeing "Phantom" at the Venetian. The age shows on this place compared to some of the newer mega-hotels, but the service was sharp and friendly. I've had bad service at some of the more expensive boutique hotels in Vegas, so I really value good service. There's a standalone spa (WET) and their cabanas are like $175/day, which isn't bad. Kahunaville is always good in the late evening when the bartenders are showing off, and Mystere is still one of the best Cirque shows on the strip.

I found the food a little lackluster, but the extensive and varied menu was perfect for our party: two non-pork eaters, one die-hard European who was delighted to find weinerschnitzel on the menu, and a pair of vegetarians. Really good service.

Then run for the door. I swear the service here was awful. The guy taking our sandwich orders was downright rude. Same again when some of our family went back inside to get some ice cream. Ugh. Tragic, as the grounds are pretty and the selection is pretty good. Honestly, if there's anywhere else to get fresh built-to-order sandwiches, or organic munchies, in Springdale, GO THERE INSTEAD. On behalf of Americans everywhere and our reputation for friendly service, I was downright embarrassed in front of our visiting European relatives.

Came here for dinner with the family. Everyone ordered pizzas, and a variety of them, and they smelled pretty good & seemed good overall. I ordered a Caesar salad, which was reasonably fresh, but nothing to rave about. Good beer & wine list. Pretty popular place, ample parking, bring a fleece if you plan to sit out on the patios in the evening.

We lucked out with this being our first choice. I ended up in the pool and then in the hot tub, chatting with some visiting folks from OC who said this place was the best motel in Springdale. The grounds are beautiful, and right by the river, so you can get some riverside rooms. Spacious rooms, too - we got the Riverside Family Suite, which has two queen beds & a small separate living area with a futon & two chairs. Was plenty of room for breakfasting with our extended family in the next room. Friendly service, clean rooms, beautiful locale.

This has always been one of those smaller TJ's, but they're expanding, meaning fewer shopping cart collisions in the future. A reasonable selection of cheeses, and pretty well stocked. Friendly staff.

A pretty good selection of organic herbs and vegetables. Always very healthy looking plants. A nice selection of pots, though they don't carry more than a few small ceramic self-waterers. A large selection of EB Organics food & soil, as well as Earth Juice in stock.

I've never seen cheaper teen/pop clothing elsewhere, but you get what you pay for. I had one top completely open down the front after it's first wash. I used to shop here years ago before I knew better - that the prices are sweatshop prices and for a little more $$, I could get sweatshop-free stuff that was much better quality.

There was a whole gaggle of people there crafting when I walked in, which was really cool. The owner (I'm assuming) put his work down and asked if I had any questions, wanted to sign up on their mailing list, and gave me a brochure for upcoming events. Their stock was a little sparse, but he assured me they were expecting a new shipment soon. Prices were typical LYS, but with all the cheap online yarn, that's to be expected. I haven't tried bringing a project and knitting-along, but with the cozy couches and the friendly people, I'd expect this to be a good place to hang out and knit.

I find the citysearch review below hard to believe. Faschings has always done a GREAT job on my cars: a sedan, then an SUV and now a truck. $18 gets it vaccumed inside & out (the truck bed), run through the all-cloth wash and then hand dried. They wipe down all the interior surfaces and polish the windows and tires. All in less than 10 minutes. Honestly, just drive by sometime: if the service was really that bad, would you see so many high priced cars there? Nuff said.

Personally, I'll admit that I'm biased - I love oxtail soup and pho places that don't have it make me sad. :-( That in mind, there's much to love anyway about Pho Cafe, from the retro-chic modern decor, to the steady crowd of LA-ish 20- and 30-somethings to the fresh pho ingredients. The egg rolls were a little bit greasy, but not enough to keep my spouse from chowing them all down. Fast, efficient service.

Great place to hook up with friends for lunch. Good variety on the menu, though the specialty is a great rotisserie chicken with a variety of dipping sauces, optional sides (potatoes, veggies, fries) and generous piece of lavash for wrapping up the meaty goodness. I love the wraps, as they're very fresh and tasty & just the right size. Great drinks at the bar, which makes this a nice hang-out well into the evening.

I've only eaten in the restaurant once, but have ordered delivery several times. The pizzas are good, as is the grilled seafood. I LOVE the plantains and am still a little clueless as to what I'm supposed to do with the yucca flour. :-) But good, solid food. We tend to order from here when we have friends over and are looking for something different from the standard pizza delivery.

I agree, it's dependably good. I recently went there with a friend who's on a pretty strict diet and she was tickled pink to be able to order a plate of quinoa, steamed spinach and scrambled eggs, with a side of salsa. They have a great selection of organic teas, too.

This is a great yarn store with classes and help available. Friendly staff, quiet location. Parking limited to three or four spots in the tiny lot off Walnut, but I've gotten parking on Wilson too. The only reason for 4 stars rather than 5 is that the selection of yarns could be better. While there are a lot of the fancy higher-end yarns available, I miss having more a selection of middle-class "general purpose" yarns.

Tiny store, but such friendly staff. With yarn stacked from floor to ceiling, and friendly locals hanging out to knit/crochet, this place has such a homey feel. :-)

I have a confession to make: I love this stuff. In my mind, it's the asian equivalent of McD's, one step up from cheap 10-cent ramen. But it's sooooo good. I almost always order it the same: lots of meat (usually beef), heaps of cilantro, green onions, mushrooms, and a few noodles for the hell of it. Ask for it with garlic and SPICY. :-) So. Good.

Even though there's the Gourmet 888 around the corner from this PF Chang's, we often lunch with friends that are not avid Chinese cuisine fans (unlike myself, who could happily live off authentic Chinese). So, for chinese, we often end up here. The selection is pretty varied and for a light lunch, I'll order a cup of the hot & sour soup (which is mildly peppery compared to Gourmet 888's) and the steamed shui mai. For something more substantial, I highly recommend the lemon pepper shrimp. Oh, and you can get brown rice here, which is kinda nice if you're in the mood for that healthy eating stuff. Service is reasonable here, haven't had too many delays.

I tend to stick with a plate of schwarma here, and a side of tabouli because it's pretty good here. Simple, tasty, filling food and great service.