This one's tucked away in a Strip Mall where there is a Food 4 Less grocery store, the original Makino location, Metro Pizza, and Sammy's Pastrami (read: there are lots of dining options in the immediate area). Although it's quite small (about 10 or less tables) like the Summerlin location, the staff is friendly and the tables are all clean and clear of food trays. The single bathroom is for customers only.
Entertainment Book coupon participant (and don't forget to use the stamp card). We went here on saturday for lunch- there were only two other parties, so the place was pretty empty. We had two bistro sandwiches- turkey bacon ranch (turkey, bacon, swiss cheese, felid greens & tomatoes) & and an ultimate club (ham, turkey, bacon, swiss, field greens, tomatoes, and bistro sauce- both on ciabatta bread (but the size is perfect, not over-the-top huge rolls) along with a Tropi-colada smoothie (pineapple, coconut, banana- my hubby's fave). I don't usually like sandwiches on ciabatta bread because they tend to be way too much bread (oversized) but the sandwiches here along with the wraps and smoothies really satisfy. (Maybe twice, we got wraps with fatty bacon, at a different location though- W. Charleston). (The sandwiches are good, but our absolute faves are the wraps- cordon bleu and jamaican jerk chicken.) Sides are chips, a banana or macaroni salad (? not for sure on what type of salad was offered). At under $10 per person, it's an excellent value.
My husband and I are big fans of Tropical Smoothie Cafe and this one was pretty good- on par with the rest of them. I suspect the reason that it's empty is it's small and kinda in the inside corner (the elbow) of the strip mall.