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My friends treated me for a b'day dinner here. The restaurant itself is beautiful and the views are spectacular. The staff we're very friendly and accomodating. We saw people bungee jumping from the windows which was a bit scary to see while you're eating. We were able to go to the outside observation deck for free. The views were gorgeous n u were able to see some of the stratosphere adventure rides from the deck. Overall, this was a cool spot to see one time because the prices are a bit steep. I've actually been to a similar restaurant in Riverwalk, San antonio Texas called charthouse.

Great coffee and great food! Their California Eggs Benedict is my ultimate favorite and I love that I can go on any day and different times and the food is always good. Hello avocado! Hello bacon! Customer service is great and they are always busy so you know its good stuff!

So, where do I start with Five Guys burgers and fries? Let's begin with the service, everyone is genuinely courteous! Mostly all the staff smile and makes sure I'm okay. A young lady even came up to me to ask if I wanted her to get me a refill or more fries! What great service! Now there's the most important part, the food. The burgers are near flawless, with the abundant amount of choices you have for toppings. You must get bacon in your burger as well! Now, I know what you're thinking. A lot of places, when you order bacon in your burger. You get this rubbery, chewy piece of meat. But Five Guy's bacon is as crispy as can be. Fries are also tasty, Cajun is what I prefer though. So if you're in the mood for a burger. Five guys is a must try!

Very nice restaurant with excellent food but the service that day was lacking. So many people there friday night with at least 2 brides to be :). The waiter was quite apologetic and kind but my hubby got quite annoyed when the last dish did not appear for 20-30 mins. They happily cancelled it though when we requested it to be cancelled. I really enjoyed their sangria too. Overall, they just need to hire more waiters and chefs so that they can boost their ratings. I would give it a 4 but my hubby would give it a 2, so average is a 3 :)

DO NOT GO TO THIS SUBWAY!!!!!!!!\n\nI walked into the Subway at about 12:30 and waited in line. When it was my turn, I ordered a footlong BLT on herb cheese bread and a footlong meatball and pepperoni on Italian (their monthly special). \"We ain't got no meatball\" the man behind the counter said in a mumble. He had to repeat it a second time for me to understand him. I then ordered a cold cut combo and requested that both be toasted. \n\nThe Mumbler put my bread in the toaster and then went on to the next customer. As he was preparing the sandwich of the customer behind me, he reached over the sandwich that his co-worker was preparing for the customer in front of me and literally put his armpit in her sandwich in spite of his co-worker's futile attempt to protect the sandwich. \n\nSo the customer behind me paid and left and the customer in front of me had left and my bread had now been sitting in the toaster waiting, as was I, for the two people making sandwiches to finish with people BEHIND me. Now it was finally my turn. I had to explain the order again as The Mumbler had moved on to someone else. Did I want my bacon heated? As it looked almost raw, yes I did. Then I had to wait again. Why didn't The Mumbler put it in the toaster while the bread was toasting? Two more customers behind me paid and left the restaurant. The microwave dinged, but by now the woman behind the counter was helping The Mumbler as he seemed to be falling behind. The bacon sat ignored in the microwave for at least two minutes.\n\nFinally, we have the bread and the hot bacon. Three times while I was requesting the vegetables/ condiments, the woman behind the counter stopped helping me to help a co-worker, refill the napkin dispenser, and take another customers money (a customer in line behind me). Two more customers behind me paid and left. Then two more workers, one of which appeared to be the manager, came out of a back room and just watched the long line of customers! Neither of them tried to help and then they both disappeared out of sight again into the back of the restaurant.\n\n35 minutes after I walked into the Subway, I walked out with two footlong sandwiches and returned to work. I gave my co-worker her sandwich and went to my desk. That is when I realized that the bread and cheese had gotten mixed up on the orders. Then my co-worker said that she had the wrong sandwich. The woman behind the counter had given me one of the sandwiches that must have belonged to one of the myriad of customers that got waited on before me even though they were behind me in line. The sandwich that my co-worker received was turkey and bacon. My thought from earlier was confirmed as she said that the bacon was, indeed, almost raw.\n\nMy co-worker returned to the Subway in order to receive the correct sandwich. When she explained what happened, the woman behind the counter explained that the man who had accidentally received her sandwich had returned that one as well. THEN THE WOMAN BEHIND THE COUNTER TRIED TO GIVE THE \"USED\" SANDWICH TO MY CO-WORKER! It took the manager coming out to convince her to make a new sandwich!\n\nDO NOT GO TO THIS SUBWAY!!!!!!

I was intrigued by the Malaysian menu after seeing some dishes I grew up on like nasi goreng, mee goreng, beef rendang, and a variation of Indonesian soto ayam that's called Laksa on the menu. The name satay will always be synonymous with my parent's Indonesian heritage of go to dishes that's served along their killer bumbu satay (peanut sauce). So this place had a lot to live up to for me yet I will tread lightly as this is the only Malyasian establishment I know of in Vegas.\nThe setting is very modern and clean with ample seating. We were greeted & seated promptly by our friendly waitress.\nWe ordered appetizers to share and definitely wanted to try the roti canai which is a flatbread (similar to naan but greasier) and served with a curry dipping sauce. You must like curry to have this as the flavor is very intense. We enjoyed it but wish it was served with a little bit more of the flatbread to enjoy more than just a small portion of the strong curry sauce.\nNext was the Korean beef jerky which was ok. The beef had good marinated bbq flavor but was a bit more chewy and not as thinly sliced as I would have liked. It came with a tangy sauce I couldn't quite figure out. The Thai sticky rice was disappointing because we expected a more glutinous sticky rice to come out. The chicken satay was pretty good and well marinated. The peanut sauce did not taste like peanut sauce as the flavor was masked in something else. It was interesting. \nWe would come back to try some of the main dishes on the menu but my fear is that from my childhood going to another Indonesian family's house for dinner and it not measuring up to my mom's cooking...which I miss dearly.\nAt least you are doing it Satay Thai Bistro!

Dr. Tanya Lopez has been caring for my fur babies for over 10 years. When she recently made the move to Scottsdale Hills, I had to follow her there. Lacy, my Dalmatian was severely abused as a pup and suffers from PTSD. Dr. Lopez has spent so much time with her, that Lacy is perfectly comfortable with her now. Lacy is currently not feeling well and I cannot even begin to tell you how much care Dr. Lopez has shown both Lacy and I. She has called me at home many times when I know the clinic is closed and is always patient to listen to my concerns and to answer my questions. I highly recommend Dr. Lopez to anyone who has a fur baby, she will take very good care of them (and you).

Alright haters, calm it down! Picture this: You're about to eat at a buffet in the Excalibur Hotel which is a cheap older hotel, they offer an eat all day pass to their buffet for $25 and did I mention it's in the Excalibur Hotel? I mean come on, what did you expect when you chose to eat here? \n\nI knew exactly what I was getting into and to my surprise they exceeded my expectations and I left a very full and happy diner. Would I eat here again? Absolutely. Would I take part in their $25 all day pass? You betcha. \n\nSide note: Gotta love the people who sit you at your table. They carry a flag above their head so you can see where they're going. Makes me feel like I'm in a tourist group. Made me laugh.

I actually stayed at the Strat last year in May. I love the Strat for it's colorful ambiance, and the fact that I was winning at their slots and tables (though I lost it all which was entirely my fault). I also won free tickets to the AMerican Superstars show and I enjoyed that show so much! The Michael Jackson impersonator really touched my heart. I trekked back to Stratosphere in February of this year just to see the show again. It's truly too bad that the Strat got rid of the show the past month because it brought me back everytime. \n\nI also enjoyed the food options. The buffet (but only for brunch) and the Roxy's Diner (but only the milkshake). There was also a Mcdonalds there that I frequented (hey, good, cheap, reliable, late-night, fast food). The Mcdonalds outside of the Strat and around the corner I also frequented because they had free Wifi (which no Vegas hotel has). There is also a Burger King and IHop near the Strat. I did not appreciate their gym very much because it was small and always packed but I did get to use a treadmill and for paying only about $25 per night, I figured I got a lot more than what I paid for.\n\nThe pools are great too. The big pool is rather large with little theming. The hot tub was nice and it was a fun environment. I love the heat of the sun there! The adult pool is also nice with amazing views and nice music. I was not crazy about the tower because it was there I learned about my fear of heights but if not for that fear, that, the thrill rides, the restaurant, and clubs and lounges up there would have been ultimately enjoyable. The clubs and lounges were free for guests always so that made me happy because I at least peak at them (and they were cool) before running to the elevator to make an exit! Entry to the tower was also complimentary because we were guests.\n\nThe rooms were definitely functional and pretty with nice red and white tones. It had one of the best room colors I have seen thus far in vegas. The bathroom was not extravagant but simple and nice. \n\nI feel that the Strat will fall off even more now that the Sahara will be closing and the AMerican Superstars show left. I mean, what will be the point to go all the way out there except for sleeping there or the thrill rides? I'm afraid I might have to say bye bye to the Strat real soon. *tear*

Had appetizer $8 Pork Tostadas' Delicious! not much one can say about mexican fare, same 6 ingredients just arranged differently and called something else. We ate at happy hour and bloody mary's were $8.75. Went there to kill time while our flight was delayed. No reason I can think of to return. Great service however. Was lucky to find parking. On the sunny side of the street at 108 degrees one might argue that isn't lucky.

I like the urban setting of this store, Pittsburgh needs more mall stores outside the mall. Although it seems like I love or hate this store because of the rapid turnover in the selection they carry, I still come back here.\n\nI know that this is suppose to be a hip place to buy clothes, but the employees here need to realize that doesn't give them a pass to forget they work retail. Pay attention to the customers, I'm in here for a reason. When you scatter like flies when I approach, that makes me want to leave your store and not buy anything.\n\nI'll stop back in when I get a chance to browse again, but not on purpose. I'm not going to make a special trip to come here.

Before heading back to reality and heading home, my friends and bf wanted a nice good breakfast to end our fun weekend in the Sin City and with the helped of yelp it brought us to this place. Upon driving up to this place you can already see groups of people waiting outside so you must know that this restaurant is good. \n\nI had their Kalua Pig Benedict which I enjoyed a lot. I would recommend this dish to anyone who likes egg benedict. \n\nMy boyfriend had their Portuguese Sausage and Eggs and it was okay, don't think he'll get it again as the sausages were just sausages, nothing really stood out with this dish. The garlic rice that he order had too much garlic in it as well. Will not recommend this dish to anyone. \n\nTried a few pieces of their Red Velvet Pancakes and it was good, little too sweet for me, but no complaints here. \n\nAlso tried their Buttermilk Pancakes and again it tastes like pancakes to me. Honestly I can see why people would stand for over an hour to eat here, this please is pretty good, but next time I'm in town I would just pick up the phone and order, lesson learned. =]

I am def a fan of wet n wild. I have been to the park three times. Yes it's overpriced but we do honestly have to get over it. Go on a weekday and go at night! I seriously almost fainted the last time I went waiting in line though and got stung by a bee. I STILL HAD FUN THOUGH!

Gino and Heather shot our wedding in Boston two years ago, upon a recommendation from a friend (see Victoria D's review below!). We loved their style -- innovative, elegant, and definitely the most creative we've seen. I was really excited to work with them. \n\nAlthough we did have a few hiccups (I didn't like the initial layout of the album, but Heather stayed on the phone with me for two hours to redo it how I wanted. I did pay extra to redo the layout, but it was worth it. I now love my album...), we are really happy with our photos and the quality of the pictures/album. Everybody that sees them agrees that they are really artistic and hang in our home as artwork :-)\n\nAlso, I have to note that a few months after getting our album, something happened to make the pages stick together for some reason. Heather immediately had FedEx pick up my damaged album, at no charge, and had GraphiStudio (the Italian company that makes these albums) reprint it. I really appreciated how quickly and efficiently this was taken care of.\n\nOverall, my husband and I and our families and friends love our pictures...I do wish that Gino liked them enough to post some on his website!

Salmon dish was not what I expected. Every appetizer had cheese in it. I love cheese but it woulda been nice to have something without cheese. We tried all of them! Pretty tasty nonetheless. Service was good. I ordered a baked mac and cheese (more cheese) and it never came out. We had a party of 16 so I was still able to taste someone else's who ordered it too. Not my favorite. Great wine! That about sums it up. :)

There are definitely better bars to go to in Madison. It really isn't the cleanest of bars, the counters are always sticky and the tables always wobble. Drinks are not very well made either....

My friend and I were looking for a late dinner delivery and decided on Pita Pit as it was already 9:45pm. I called the number twice and it just rang and rang. Third time someone finally picked up and I could barely hear her because their rap music was playing so loud. I ordered a Philly and a Caesar pita, a side of hummus and pita (enough to feed 2 people), and 2 cokes. The ordering itself took 10 minutes because the women couldn't hear me and didn't understand that I wanted Pita with nothing on it to dip into the sides of hummus!\n\n45 minutes later (My friends home is only 1.3 miles away from Pita Pits location) a guy comes with \"our\" order. I close the door and realize I didn't get any drinks, but by then he'd sped off. I call back and explain that not only did we not get drinks, but upon further inspection we got cookies instead of extra pita! \n\nThe guy had a thick mexican accent and didn't seem to understand what I was saying. Again there was music playing so loud in the background that I had to yell so he could hear me. He tells me they didn't charge me for the drinks so basically why should I care (at a total of 16.00 for two sandwiches, they obviously charged me for it). I tell him that I'd like the pita and drinks and he then mumbles \"shit\" while trying to find my order. he says there's no drinks on the order (I have a copy of the order that has my drinks and pita scribbled at the botom) but he can see if they can get the driver to come back.\n\nHe says he can't and that's when I go crazy. I work as a food delivery service dispatcher, so I know that its almost mandatory to send a driver back if they have forgotten something. I tell him this and he says \"no\". I then tell him when they DO bring my order that I want my money back for the horrible F*cking service. This man then tells me to watch my mouth and to \"not talk shit\" to him. I repeat that I will be getting my money back and if they don't come in a timely fashion that I'll drive down there and make a formal complaint. \n\n20 minutes later: no drinks, no pita. I call back and get a girl again. I explain who talked to me last and she goes \"that little f*cker I know who that was\". I'm again asked if I want them to bring our drinks (YES) and she puts the delivery man on. He explains that no one told him to make his way back down and that he will and it will be THIRTY MINUTES. I tell him we'll just come down cause that's too long to wait. He then tells me it'll be more like 10 and asks if I'm sure I want him to come by with just drinks (..YES). \n\n15 minutes later (midnight on the dot) I get my drinks and pita (1 pita..to share between 2 people) and he looked totally uninterested in apologizing for the 2 HOURS of bull. \n\nThe food was good (who knows if they spit in anything because with the way they were acting its quite possible) but that part of the experience was totally trumped by the horrid customer service.

It's a cute restaurant.... but that's it. The menu is so limited and everything is overpriced. It is nice to be able to order some of Chelsea's Kitchen's stuff like Tuna Burger and Kale Salad for a reasonable price but I'd rather go to LGO, Chelsea's or Postino's. The food was OK but overpriced for what you get. My friend and I ordered the Kale Salad and a lemonade. They also charge $1 for a lemonade refill. Paid $14.50 including tip and we left hungry. Parking is so limited - same as LGO.

My hubby and I went to see Brian Regan this past weekend and he was GREAT, so for the entertainment, I give 5 stars. The service however, was not so great and since it's the venue I am talking about I will stick to the experience itself.\n\nFirst, I made the \"VIP\" dinner package reservations and they neglected to put us at our reserved table. Thankfully hubby went looking around and found our names on a reserved table. We waited about 20 minutes before a server even came to take our drink order, which I don't blame the server, it's that the place seats tons of people and there weren't that many servers! \n\nWe got there a little over an hour ahead of the show so we could have dinner BEFORE the show started, since you know, it's hard to chew and laugh at the same time, but we wound up not eating until the show started. You do the math on how long that took. The ladies next to us didn't even get their appetizer before their meal and were served everything when the show started as well. The food was ok, but honestly they should just do away with the dinner service due to the fact that service was SLOW, and it's really, really packed seating so when it comes to eating, there is no elbow room or ambiance AT ALL and the poor waitress could barely get to us since we were toward the front of our table.\n\nI would go definitely go back to see another show, but I will skip the \"VIP\" package since there was nothing VIP about it, other than the pricey tab ($150!!!) at the end of the night.

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This Mexican joint sprung up out of nowhere in my neighborhood and it took me this long to find it?! I'm glad it's here though, they have some great food. \n\nBean & Cheese Burrito, $2.89\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/federicos-mexican-food-scottsdale?select=z7Sbiz69jCLOhCnrxdfDww#z7Sbiz69jCLOhCnrxdfDww\n\nQuesadilla, $3.09\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/federicos-mexican-food-scottsdale?select=QLvZ1Z3Ac2Vg-pIpGGVJPQ#QLvZ1Z3Ac2Vg-pIpGGVJPQ\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/federicos-mexican-food-scottsdale?select=PqONMugiaFkZAHgCoVLv0A#PqONMugiaFkZAHgCoVLv0A\n\nThe portions are huge and taste great. They also have Mexican Pepsi and Jarritos Orange soda....that seals the deal, this place is legit.\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/federicos-mexican-food-scottsdale?select=dbw-N37LcQNyovBO2v0Cqg#dbw-N37LcQNyovBO2v0Cqg\n\nThe only thing lacking is that they offer 2 Salsas, green or red....wish they had a \"super spicy\" option, but they don't.\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/federicos-mexican-food-scottsdale?select=DBB3EqFFX4sIbqnE2Rymlw#DBB3EqFFX4sIbqnE2Rymlw\n\nThe restaurant is very clean and spacious. There's also a drive thru if you're on the go.\n\nReturn Factor - 90%

I started getting adjusted in October 2009. I had neck pain from serving in a restaurant for years, as well as constant headaches and TMJD (jaw problems). I also had two stress fractures in my L4 and L5 vertabrae from playing soccer in high school. When I first went to Mountain Vista Chiropractic, I was very nervous. I had never been to a chiropractor before, so I didnt know what to expect. I was floored at the office and the staff. Dr Downs was amazing. Not only has the adjustments, physical therapy and massage helped me feel better overall, I can honestly say I have no headaches any more and my TMJD was gone by the end of the year. I will continually keep going back for preventative care and to see my favorite doctor.

We were looking for a low-key place to have dinner during CES recently; we didn't make reservations or plan ahead until about an hour before dinner. Luckily, we were able to get last min. reservation at Wolfgang Pizzeria & Cucina. \n\nThis restaurant is easily accessible from both the Aria and Cosmopolitan, which made the walk there quick for everyone in my party. We were quickly greeted and shown to our table upon arrival. Once seated a server brought us a wine list which we studied, we weren't sure which bottle of Cabernet we wanted to order, so the waitress gave a suggestion and we were very pleased with her choice. I really think that they must train their servers well here because our waitress was on-top of everything, and the floating servers made sure our waters were always full.\n\nFor appetizer we tried a season sausage... I believe it was rabbit. Not sure how I felt about eating a bunny but it was ok. For my entr\u00e9e, I had the Garganelli Carbonara which was very good. The Peas were crisp and not over cooked and the amount of Pancetta was balanced with the creamy sauce and noodles. It was a very delicious and filling dish of pasta. For dessert I had the Chocolate Gelato Hazelnut Pie, it was ok but I thought that the hazelnut flavor was missing and I wanted it to have a more chocolate and nutty flavor. The gelato was very light, icy, and lacked the flavor I was looking for.\n\nOver all a good meal, at a reasonable price, and with great service.

Absolutely terrible service most times with blaring TVs. Just getting someone to acknowledge you takes more than 5 minutes and trying to get the check and takeout container adds another 10 minutes. And if they try to memorize your order without writing it down, consider yourself luck if they only forget 1 of your items (for our table of 3, the waitress forget 2 things because she did not need to write down our order).\n\nThe food is pretty good, nice patio if you don't mind spelling the smokers and listening to the TVs.

Well, we seated quickly and then nothing happened for awhile... Then our WAITer came and took our drink orders, then nothing happened for awhile... Another server came and took pity on us, retook our drink orders and dinner wishes. Lo our WAITer shows up again, with our drinks...\n\nEnough about the PPOOOOORR service, the pizza was pretty good, but service certainly impacted our experience. The food saved a one star review.

Very pretty girls with great bodies. Not really good dancers but getting fully nude helped them out. They spent more time talking to each other instead of paying attention to the customers. Ladies - no cover charge when you're with your boy toy. I would have like to see a little bit of fan action on the silver tinsel inside the frosted carved go go dancer statues, would have helped me feel loosey goosey if ya know what I mean. Drinks are $1 cheaper then Kingdom and the chicks might let you have some 5 Star Fingers.

Went there with a huge group of friends and family and received excellent service. Every dish that came out had mouth watering presentation and the service was amazing. Can't find a more hopping atmosphere. Special shout out to Taylor for hooking it up. Highly recommended.

Pretty darn good, all the ingredients were fresh and tasty! I would say it is a little overpriced. I think it was like $9 for a bowl and $13 for unlimited. I stuffed my bowl to the max and it was more than enough. And I'm a big eater. Disregard the comments about cleanliness, it is very clean. The pussies that are complaining about that probably shouldn't be eating at a Mongolian BBQ joint. Food gets dropped, deal with it. I saw them wipe down the counter like 4 or 5 times while I was there.

Winding down from a very busy weekend in Las Vegas and tired of buffets. We yelped Ribs and this mom and pop showed up. It was just what we were looking for. Bountiful home cooked ribs!\n\nWe were a party of 9, mostly hungry cheerleaders. We ordered the Family meal of Rib Tips, Baby back ribs and BBQ chicken with all the sides! It was tender and delicious! We also ordered a side of Beef ribs, they were the best I've ever had! Tender and not too fatty!\n\nWe'll be back next time were in vegas! A party of 6 cheerleaders, a 13 year old boy and two adults ate for under $90! Wow, good food, excellent friendly service, I'll be back.\n\nTry the Arnold Palmer and the Dirty Water (like an Arnold Palmer, but sweetened)

The only place I've ever been to where they seat 3 parties of 6 before my party of 4. \nI don't mind a little wait but 45 minutes was pushing it and watching groups show up AFTER you've been waiting is unacceptable. I'll Take my business up the street to Dupars inside the golden gate where their pancakes are way better than eats.

We have ordered pizzas here twice now and they are so delicious! Delivery is super fast!

This a pretty standard Fairfield in. Free breakfast, free wifi, nice staff. The usual... I was working at the University of Wisconsin and chose this place because I like building Marriott points. It's not in Madison at all, so just be aware if you are doing lots of things on campus you got about a 20 minute drive. The good thing is it's pretty close to the road that leads to campus, downtown, and the airport. Downtown Middletown in kinda idyllic too. \n\nI will warn you this is the type of hotel chartered bus passengers like. Cheap, friendly, and next to a Denny's.

I'm not sure what you can really say about Poundstretchers, but this shop does exactly as it says on the tin.\n\nThis particular branch is near my work so I often pop in when I need some batteries, cup a soup, Christmas decorations, anything basically. If I need something I can usually find it here. The staff are always friendly and keen to help.\n\nThe shop is spread over two floors. On the ground floor you have toiletries, food and drinks, linen, stationary and kids toys etc. The floor below is the home section; kitchen utensils, lamps, cushions, storage boxes, door stops and everything else for your home you didn't realise you needed.\n\nObviously the quality of some products isn't fantastic, but the shop doesn't try to be something it isn't. You get what you pay for!

I'm sure being the 353rd reviewer that all has been said that can be for this place. Just suffice it to say I have to stuff my face there once every visit to Montreal. The smoked meat isn't even my favorite part - I really like their cole slaw. Wish they prepared it this way in America.

First time having a meal here. A beautiful lobby of a high end hotel. Did not stay here but had a business breakfast. Nice surroundings but the experience was far from terrific. Service was meh and slow. Bagels were very good but coffee was cold and at over $110. for 4, I believe a diner would give us better for $20.\n\nHard to believe that I would come back.

this was across my workplace when i was in az. me and my co workers always ending up going to this place at least once a week because you just can't go wrong. my favorite is the jalapeno pizza which i always partner up with a side salad and an ice tea. finding a table can sometimes be a pain during lunchtime, but hey who can't blame them. this place is just that good. don't forget to get garlic knots on the side too if you feel like splurging on the calories, haha.

I know I'm in the minority here but I just didn't get it. The sushi was not bad but it was nothing to write home about. I didn't think the conveyer added anything to the experience. But I can see coming here if I worked nearby and had a sushi itch but not a lot of time for lunch.\n\nIf I could I'd go 2.5 stars but not quite a 3 for me. Not bad enough to say avoid at all costs. But just not somewhere I'd go back to except with friends if they wanted to go.

My group and I ordered 3 Kobe beef burger with foie gras, total turned out to be around $200 because we ate wayyyy too much. \n\nFoie Gras- ummm, not the best experience I've had. i drenched it in the burger sauce because I couldn't taste the scrumptiousness of the foie gras. I wouldn't recommend Burger Bar if you're solely here for that.\n\nThe nutella sandwich- which is essentially a chunk of nutella squeezed between two donuts and gelatin is a heart attack on a platter. Just make sure you exercise for the next 3 days so you don't die, because it's really yummy!

Oh man, this place had me weak in the knees! I walked in and couldn't believe my eyes. It was like this shop took every girly, sequin, rhinestone, pink dream I've ever had and put a price tag on it so I could buy it. I consider it a personal accomplishment that I left this place without large scale debt. Every single bikini, skirt, large bow hair clip, and bangle was absolute perfection.I wanted to buy every single thing I saw. This place is perfect to hit before a pool party! I will make this a concrete 'must go to' from now on whenever I'm in Vegas. I think I'm in love!

Love this place! First time I've been here and I can't believe i didn't come here sooner. This is the place to be.

4 nights/ 5 days in Vegas, I must say that I am glad that we stayed at the Venetian. We opted for the standard size King suite. In the living area sits a large L shape sofa, a 4 seat dining table & a work area equipped with a fax/copier and plenty of power outlets for your laptop, cell phones & charging needs. The bed was super comfy filled with some comfy pillows. I must agree with another yelper, it's not a standard king or cal king, this king was kinda on the short side. My SO mentioned that his feet was touching the end of the bed. As for my 5'2\" frame, it didn't make a difference to me. \n\nThe bathroom was perfect for the size of the suite. The throne was enclosed with it's own door, separate glass shower/ tub, his and her sink & a vanity area for the Mrs. I loved the fact that the tub had a nice slant to it, it was super relaxing during my bubble bath. The his/hers sink was major plus considering that there was not a mini fridge in the room, we utilize sink #2 as an ice cooler and stocked it with alcohol. :) Minus 1 star for not having a mini fridge to keep our cold drinks & issues with our key scanner/reader & the long hallway to our room.. It took us several tries to unlock our room. One night we actually were locked out, but the facilities tech response time was very reasonable. \n\nOverall, our stayed at the Venetian was great. From the first day at the front desk, to the bellhop, to housekeeping to the facilities tech. The room can easily accomodate 4-6 ppl if you are travelling a group. We would definitely stay here again, It was sweet to retreat to a suite rather than a box. :)

I'm part Greek so it's in my genes. I know what avgolemono should taste like. The creamy lemon chicken and rice soup is almost like ya-ya used to make. The pomegranate chicken is sweeeet. I'm a little kid so I don't mind. My dad said the pastisio was light and delish. My mom loved the keftedes. I though they were moist herby and the best I've had.

The worst AYCE place I ever been to, this place is \"all you can WAIT\", first they forced us to order their hot food. Which we didn't. And then When we Ordered their sushi it took more than half an hour. Plus their service is awful. I will Never Ever go to this place again. Try it if u wanna waste your money.

It is cheap. But I got what I paid for.\n\nI was having a flashback craving for Sullivans and tried here as a back up. Not good. \n\nThe fish squares were very fishy tasting even doused with their pink sauce. Silly me asked if they had malt vinegar - no luck

I got a $200 fender here and tried to take it back and exchange it 40 days after I bought it. It had one dead fret and got worse for the month I had it. I took it in for an exchange or store credit or to buy it back and they wouldn't do it. They don't stand behind their guitars they sell so buyer beware. The staff was not helpful and even though Ive spent lots of money in here before they could care less. I will never shop here again. I will go to an independent store or just buy my guitars online from now on. If you want to feel like you've been completely ripped off and hosed then by all means shop at this store. Im amazed at how I was treated and really hope they dont treat all their loyal customers like they did me.

They're known for their pancakes, so why would I get anything else? I ordered their Georgia Pecan Pancakes, which I thought would have pecans mixed into the batter. Nope. They're just regular pancakes with chopped pecans on top along with powdered sugar. The pancakes were light and fluffy, except for one of them which was overcooked and hard. Their orange juice is freshly squeezed and mighty tasty. With so many other breakfast places coming up with innovative breakfast items, I'm surprised The Original Pancake House doesn't do the same. Their menu seems more traditional, which is perfectly fine if that's what you're looking for.

I wanted to rate a 3.5, but since I can't decided to round up. We got take out on a Saturday night. We called at 7:30pm, and were told that they were really busy so it would be about 40minutes. Kinda felt like the girl on the phone was irritated that I was bothering her while she was busy. When we got there, the place was deserted, and our order was waiting for us (The only one on the counter). The cook smiled & waved to us as we entered, and eventually two young girls came out to help us. We had ordered 1 egg roll, but the girl said \"Oh, really? I heard 2\". Nope, just 1. We just looked at each other, as I waited for her to say, ok I will charge you for 1. Never happened. My hubby looked at me and said, well you want 2 anyway, don't you? So finally, I said sure. We paid and got out of there. \n\nEverything was nice and hot when we got home. Unfortunately, everything is served in styrofoam, even the soups. Boo. Can't recycle styrofoam around here.\n\nThe veggie egg rolls were good (BOTH of them. :)). The sweet and sour was a bit too runny and vinegary for my tastes. The hubby enjoyed his hot and sour soup quite a bit. I got the wonton soup - chicken & pork wontons. Really nice, light broth. The noodles are nice and thin, unlike the thick, gummy ones that you usually get at fast food Chinese joints. There was not too much filling in the wontons, which was perfect for me since I'm not much of a meat eater.\n\nI had the shrimp in lobster sauce - I had asked the girl on the phone if there was any pork in it, since that is traditional of lobster sauce. She said, \"Pork?\". Yes, pork. In the lobster sauce. \"Ummm, I don't believe so\". I was skeptical that she knew what she was talking about, but she was right. No pork. Also, no black beans, and no garlic. Not a very traditional dish. Diced carrots, chopped up pea pods and mushrooms with a white sauce with egg mixed in (the only part that was reminiscent of lobster sauce). Tons and tons of shrimp! It was cooked well, the shrimp were perfect, though the sauce was a bit bland for my taste. I added ginger and soy sauce to kick it up a notch.\n\nThe hubs got the SIngapore chicken. Another big order with lots of chicken. Good amount of spiciness. Broccoli, carrots, bamboo, mushroom - all were cooked well, nice and crispy. He is undecided if he would recommend it to a friend. \n\nSo in summary, some things were pretty darn good, and some were AOK. The service leaves something to be desired, so I think we'll stick with take out.

This quaint aloha-feel place has some delicious pancakes. There's always usually a wait to dine in, so sometimes Ill pick up breakfast to bring home. I recommend the red velvet or banana pancakes. When it comes to anything else, it's your typical breakfast items. No one can mess up eggs, bacon, or hash right? Service and prices are mediocre. \n\nOne major thumbs down is that there was a few ants on the wall next to my table when I've dined in before. \n\nThey've recently added a new location & I would tell people to check it out at least once for their pancake craving while in Vegas. I'm a waffle person & their pancakes still got me salivating.

Average. Just okay for me and nothing to write home about either. THIRD time trying breakfast here too. Probably go elsewhere next time.

OR-PAN-HO; as it's called in my family has been a staple of my go to breakfast spots for some time now. I think that when it comes to their Omelets and Pancakes they are tuff to beat. The service from location to location isn't always consistent, but the food is.\n\nI was very upset when they took the location out of GVR (Green Valley Ranch), but the other OR-PAN-HO's are still around.

Is ok Brazilian bbq. If I need a fix, then I would come here for it, but there's so much better food in lv. They have lots of cuts for dinner time and grilled pineapple is addicting. This place would be better if the cuts are more fatty. The chicken is very juicy, perfectly grilled, but many of the meats tend to be overcooked

I've stayed in many Motel 6 locations and found this one to be just fine. The thing about this chain is you always know what to expect. You get the same room, same clean towels, two beds, tv. Nobody expects it to be post -it's the Motel 6 not the Bellagio - but that being said the rooms are always clean, tidy, and I feel safe at their locations. This one was no different. \n\nOthers have mentioned the clean, spacious lobby, friendly desk staff, and quick check-in process, so I'll just second that I experienced the same thing. \n\nI just stayed in a regular room but they do have upgraded rooms available with wooden floors, more space, and flat screes, which is not anything I've seen before in a Motel 6. \n\nGood stay overall.

The food here is amazing, and the service is lightening fast! The food was out within 10 minutes of us ordering, and it tasted fresh. The prices are very reasonable, but be sure to bring cash!

Corbin's has been a disaster from the beginning, literally. I anxiously waited for their opening day, even with such enthusiasm that I dropped by to get a menu prior to my first dining visit. I made a visit shortly thereafter only to find that their official hours weren't the same as indicated on the menu. Big mistake.\n\nOn later visits, when I was able to eat here, the food was interesting in that it was non-traditional on many accounts, and had good presentation, but was very lacking in taste. Service was poor, staff was snooty, and I could have sworn that those were 10 ounce mugs used for draft beer at happy hour. Even if they were 12's, come on, the norm is 16 oz. pint or larger these days.

Not sure if this is new, but its cash only. It would have been nice to know that before I drove to it, sat down, and was ready to order. The polite waitress told me where the nearest atm was but it wasn't a bank and I didn't feel like paying a fee to withdraw $ and then go back. Two people were in there eating by themselves at the peak of lunch hour. For what its worth, their food looked pretty good. Maybe I will try again when I happen to be in the neighborhood with cash. Just wanted to post this to give anyone the heads up to bring cash.

Advice to everyone , always check your receipt , when you sell them anything always make sure you count how much you bring in and how much the receipt says you brought in, sometimes they tend to keep people stuff for themselfs.

I thought I'd written a review for this place, but I guess not. I've been here maybe like 4-5 times over the last couple years and the first few times, I thought it was pretty good. I only come here for curry. I usually order the Panang curry and I get it really spicy. I was in the mood for it yesterday and stopped by for the first time in maybe 6 months or so. My boyfriend and I agreed that they were off their game yesterday.\n\nFirstly, my glass of water tasted funny. It had a weird... sort of floral flavor to it. I thought I was imagining things because my nose was a little congested and I thought my sense of taste was off, but then my boyfriend said that his coke, which was flat, tasted a bit like soap. I'm guessing they didn't rinse out our cups all the way. Next, my curry was all bamboo. I've had curry (and other dishes) where there were a few strips of bamboo in it, but it's not like it's the main part of the dish. My curry yesterday was just a mound of bamboo with sauce that went halfway up the pile. I found a few pieces of green pepper. I asked for chicken in it and I had like 4-5 small pieces. I had to really look for them underneath all the fluff.\n\nThere was just so much bamboo that after eating a few spoonfuls, I had to leave the rest of it. Don't get me wrong, I don't not like it, it's just that it was too much and I thought I got chicken curry, not bamboo with some curry sauce dribbled on top. To top it off, I asked for a 3 (you get to choose the spiciness, 1 through 4 with 4 being the hottest), but it wasn't even remotely hot. It was borderline mild. I remember coming here and starting to sweat over the 3 and 4 (wasn't in the mood for a 4 yesterday), but what I had yesterday felt like nothing.\n\nLastly, the bathroom wasn't terrible, but when I walked in, someone used the sink that was out of order, so it was backed up and full of dirty of water, someone had used up all the toilet paper, and whoever that person was, they didn't bother to flush.\n\nSo not only did I not really enjoy my meal, I couldn't even go piss out some soap water before we left.\n\nI liked this place in the past, but I have reservations about coming back now. I would've given it a 4 before today. Maybe I'll try some other dishes if I ever go back, but I don't think I want to have their curry anymore.

Went with a large group. The food was cold and the bernaise sauce was icy. The other waiter never came back so we couldn't switch out. Ended up just eating it.

Like many Las Vegas restaurants whose homes are inside the luxury hotels along the strip, Mesa Grill has an impressive space decked out in top-of-the line furniture and decor complete with a seating lounge area and full bar. Our group of 8 made a reservation here for brunch on a Saturday. We waited around 10 minutes in the lounge before getting seated. The menu for brunch had great variety ranging from your typical breakfast items with eggs, to lunch items like hamburger and dinner-like items like salmon and roasted chicken but of course each choice is riddled with Bobby Flay flair. I'm not a big fan of tex mex, so I opted for the Hamburger. LIke my review, this burger was A-OK. I didn't favor the ciabatta bread and there really wasn't anything too special about the meat or fixings. The fries on the other hand was a nice change. It had a chipotle dusting over it and what impressed me most was the horseradish mustard. I've never had anything quite like it before. Other than the food and decor, our service was top-notch. Out main waiter was very knowledgeable about the food and always there to bring us everything we needed. The busboys were attentive with the drinks/water and clearing out the food. I probably wouldn't go here again just because I was not that impressed with the food but it was more due to my own taste. I'd recommend it for others to try though.

I had a customer bring there vehicle in for a roaring noise which turned out to be an internal issue with the transmission. We decided to give All Pro a shot at rebuilding this transmission for my customer. The job took them a week with them telling me that they were waiting for parts to come in. I later found out that Jim was lying to me and that Whitey screwed something up and had to take it to another transmission shop to fix the problem. My customer brought the vehicle back several times complaining of a rattle noise coming from the engine. Turned out that the transmission was so screwed up from All Pro Transmissions that it was putting a load on the engine causing it to die. After several attempts to get Jim at All Pro to repair this correctly I had to send it to a real transmission shop for an entire rebuild again. Jim refuses to make good on this job telling me one excuse and lie after another. I only wish that these reviews allowed zero stars cause I wouldn't let these clowns work on a skateboard!

Being that I am an ex-employee of the this location, I have to review it\n\nI have to say that for the items in the store, and at the price they are sold, you DEFINITELY get MORE than your money's worth in here!\n\nSeriously, dresses that sell for over $100 at the front line stores get marked down to HALF of their actual price! Best place to hit to find your prom, grad, evening event, or sometimes, wedding dress. Lots of good selection for career wear. The bags are always a hot item too! A lot of their clothing is inspired many times by other high-fashion designs.\n\nThe prices are AMAZINGLY low for QUALITY clothing, and the girls there are extremely ready and willing to help! They will scour the entire sales floor for what you want, and if we don't have it, they will take your name and number down and see if they can find it for you at another outlet in their down time! They even have their own line of clothing exclusively for the outlet, which many times are old pieces that were favorites and have become staples for many!\n\nThe sales are amazing! Sometimes dropping even an extra 40% off of your entire purchase ON TOP of the already wonderful prices! (Not sure when you'll be able to find that kind of deal again) Sidewalk sales are some of the best times to get the best items. Oh, and did I mention that you can also use your Black Book membership and coupons too? YES!\n\nAs with most of the busier shopping locations, go early when the clothes are still in place, and you don't have to fight a crowd to get what you want! \n\nA great, and extremely affordable place to shop!

Some of the best , if not the best, vegan sandwiches I've ever eaten. It was a major personal disappointment when I switched to a mostly vegan diet that most vegan restaurants have limited, and frequently bland, sandwich options. This is not the case at Green. Sandwiches are flavorful, filling, diverse, and just plain ole' tasty. \n\nThe sides are ok, not bad but not spectacular like the sandwiches either. Service is solid, time from placing the order to digging in is good to great, decor is pleasant, and the prices are fair (~10 bucks for lunch if you get water to drink). All in all a sweet vegan option near down town Phoenix.

My boyfriend believes this place has the best pho around, and he rants about their spring rolls. I must admit it is all pretty good. That being said I don't care how good the food is when the service is so bad. I don't expect anything over the top when it comes to a vietnamese restaurant, but I do expect to not feel uncomfortable. It seems like a bother to ask for anything (like your water to be refilled). \n\nThe moment I can convince my boyfriend someone else's rolls are as good I hope we never have to come back.

Pharmacy Nightmare!!! Doctor called in a prescription on Sunday around noon that was needed ASAP. We showed up to the pharmacy to see the pharmacy was closed normal operating hours. The script was on the pharmacys voicemail and no one could access it to transfer it. Then had to get the Dr. to call in another script. Ever try to track your Dr. down on Sunday? It took hours. This is my last trip to Walgreens ever. When I needed them the most; they let me down.

This hotel has bedbugs!!! Beware!!!! I thought maybe I was crazy until I saw one crawling in the bed. While I was waiting to talk to the manager who couldn't be bothered to talk to me much less apologize, a man came down complaining of bites. This hotel LOOKS nice, but clearly there's a huge bug issue

I love margaritas and they are pretty generous with the tequila here. I've tried a few different flavors (frozen and on the rocks) and they've all been tasty. I stay in the bar area so I can't recall what the rest of the restaurant looks like, but the service in the bar area has always been great. Only things I can remember trying here are the chicken flautas and one of their quesos (sorry can't remember which one). And both were pretty good.

Wow.. These tacos are one of the best Ive had. Asada, alpastor, you name it. I even tried the tripes and not a fan of this meat, but damm it was good. Highly recommend this spot.. By the way, the service was also fast.

I was only here for weekday happy hour drinks, and grabbed a tiny bit of food from one guy who ordered apps for the table. \n\nThe service was very friendly, but verrrrrry slow. It would take 5-10 minutes (not kidding) just to get a beer. One guy ordered bottles, and they brought them still capped, with the guy saying \"I didn't know if they were twist-off or not\"...basically, meaning he brought the bottle and left not knowing if the customer would be able to open it. Not good. The drink specials were decent. \n\nI had one chicken wing which was quite tasty. There were also \"bottomless\" chips and salsa at the table, but apparently bottomless has a different meaning here because they were never refilled.

Got this for lunch delivered one day when my car was in the shop not impressed.. If we're talking pure food quality I give it 1 star.. I got the baby back ribs which I actually paid extra for then the pork ribs and they were dry and terrible with sides of Mac and cheese and green beans with the jalape\u00f1o cornbread all awful.. Cornbread like sawdust. I'm not a picky eater but I threw most of it away. The only reason I gave 3 stars is I got the peach cobbler in order to meet the minimum delivery and that was amazing I give them that they can make a good dessert also delivery was very fast so that's a plus but I do live right across the street so that probably had a lot to do with it I definitely won't be back though

Open till 2:00 am for you drunkies or concert goers. Maybe I was a little drunk, and I just left a concert, and I do love hot dogs... Just not Haute Doggerys. They use a good dog, but they are steamed, not grilled, so they aren't getting maximum snap on their casings. No bueno. In addition, they are on the small side, and their chili is somewhat forgettable. If you are just looking for something to soak up the alcohol then this might be your place, but don't come here looking for a gourmet dog experience.

We live very close to Sullivan's and have eaten there on numerous occasions. Some have been amazing and some not so great. In the past few years' we've made it a tradition to visit on Christmas Eve to 'treat' ourselves to a night out before the busyness of the next day rolls around.\n\nThis year we were happy to see they were not very busy even tho we were told on the phone they wouldn't be able to serve us. It's always me, my significant other and a single friend with whom we share our holiday eve with. We sat in the bar; the service was phenomenal. We thought the bill was pricey even with a $25 gift card, but we were cool with it. \n\nWe all shared the Calamari which was wonderful. My SO and I shared the filet/lobster tail entree, both of which were not very tasty. The lobster tail was so bland and came without butter. Our friend enjoyed his ribeye. We shared two vegetable sides, mushrooms and garlic mashed potatoes. The shrooms were average and the mashed potatoes were flavorless.\n\nComing away, we feel as if the quality/flavor of the food has really declined since our last visit and I felt a need to leave this message here.\n\nWe love our neighborhood spot and our holiday tradition, but not sure if we'll change it up next year or not.

Allot to like here but with some reservations...Have gone twice once for lunch which was enjoyable and once when it was very busy, loud and disorganized. Try the chicken lollipops(very small), good mac n cheese, pork sliders...tater tots good, fries not so much. Steak sandwich was good but a bit skimpy on the meat. The few missteps: no one seems to be in charge, disorganized staff, no matter how many times we mentioned the soda was off they kept bringing more without addressing the problem!? Service really needs to be better to make this a go to spot..

Don't pass this place up. Yes, the oyster bar is an unassuming counter with only 18 stools in a smoky local casino, complete with slot machines ringing behind you. They don't take reservations so you have to hope they're not busy. However, the pan roast here is DIVINE and the chefs and waitstaff (especially Dolores) are a hoot. Every time I am in Vegas, I come here for the mixed seafood pan roast. The seafood is succulent and not overcooked, the sauce is rich, creamy and flavorful. I have had other dishes, such as the linguine and the gumbo, but I still prefer the pan roast. It isn't possible to finish a single serving yourself, so either bring someone to share it with or prepare to have leftovers for lunch and dinner the next day. In my opinion, eating the pan roast is worth the minimally increased risk for cancer from the second-hand smoke (haha).

We all can do better than this place!!\n\nThis is an example of tourists who are very excited, and want to tell everyone they ate at Mario Batali's Restaurant, and don't realize they are being taken for more than they were in the Casino. \n\nMy son and I went to meet my sister and my niece, who were visiting here, and choose the place. \n\nUnfortunately, this place is very typical of eateries in the Palazzo-Venetian Complex. Rude and arrogant staff, mediocre quality, and over priced. \n\nWhen my son and I complained that the portions were small, and the food wasn't that good, my niece came to the place's defense and said, \"It's owned by Mario Bateli.\"\n\nThat doesn't make the food or the errogence of the staff better. And as my fellow reviewer, Jamie C said, \"very overpriced\". \n\nIf you're into the Celebrity Chef scene and want to brag to your friends, I suppose it's better to throw out your money away on this place than the tables.

Worst USO I have been to. I am a huge fan of USO and always visit when I travel which is very frequently. My problem was with the staff being very rude to my wife and son. They followed her everywhere and kept telling us to keep our son quiet as well as other kids. Mind you this was in the play area of which there is only one other at terminal D. Every other USO I have been to was a nice refuge from the typical airport however this one just stressed my family MORE. There was also another family who was told constantly to keep their daughter quiet. This was mid day and no one was sleeping... Isn't a play area for kids to be kids? We were respectful and kept our child very well behaved however, it seemed the staff just do not like kids. Quite the disappointing experience. I have been to this USO 4 times in the past 2 years to only get this type of treatment.

Friendly and welcoming! Did a great job! Wonderful quality of work! Clean environment! I will be a return customer! Looking forward to many more great looking nails! Can't wait to try a pedicure as well!

Good value.\n\nBuffalo chicken pizza is amazing when fresh (but there's better).\n\nAnd that's it. I liked it the first two times but after that it got kind of lame.

Went here for brunch because we had a voucher. Overall I was impressed by our meal. My husband and I ate outside on the patio which was very pleasant. We ordered coffee (3.5) and I ordered a Bloody Mary which was a little on the spicy side but tasted fresh and my husband ordered a mimosa ($6 each). We shared the seasonal fruit plate which has a nice variety of fruit including strawberries, cantaloupe, honeydew, blueberries, blackberries, and pineapples, but the melon was not ripe and some strawberries were over ripe ($8). I ordered the corned beef benedict ($11) and my husband ordered the classic benedict ($12). The corned beef was a little dry, but I should have expected that! The hollandaise was tart. Best breakfast potatoes I have ever had! We made a reservation per our voucher request but the place was almost empty. I was disappointed that the Westin does not have complementary parking for its guests.

Prepare yourself for a little wait to be seated, but no matter what stick it out!! You will be blown away by the aged steak and garlicky mash potatoes. I also ordered the roasted Brie for an appetizer and it was awesome. This is a must do when in Old Port Montreal.

Cupcake sofficissimi si sciolgono in bocca! !! Da provare il peanut butter chip!!! Ottimo modo per iniziare la giornata! !!

This place is so wonderful I could cry. I have not found a great place for Thai on the west side that's close to home and this place is fantastic! Tell your friends and your family because this place is a gem!

My sister and I got our firsts here. Although it looked closed, once inside it was a nice dim lit place. Daniel was really nice, made us feel comfortable. We got hearts on our wrists, $80. We had found cheaper, but it was a good experience overall. Joe did my sisters, he at first, I could tell he wasn't into doing such a small tattoo. But did warm up after he got my sister in the chair. Overall a good place, but maybe go there for more artistic purposes. ;-)

I went to this salon for a 50 minute full custom facial. What I got was 25 minutes of steam in my face in a loud salon. My appointment was at 1:00 and, at 1:05 I met Dunia, who would be doing my facial. What happened in the next 25 minutes was this: a quick cleansing of my face, some gritty stuff applied and steam in my face for about 15 minutes, a bright light in my face without my eyes covered and a rough rinse off of my face, some really strong (she said it was antiseptic to \"kill bacteria\") stuff applied to my face, followed by sunscreen ... that was it. Oh - and all of this WITH THE DOOR OPEN ... and let me just say it was not quiet in this place (aka: NOT relaxing). I walked out of the salon at 1:30 wishing I hadn't wasted my time and money for something I could have done myself at home.

I love the Improv. I think its a great way to start or spend a night! Nothing like a laughter filled night. I think its great that we get so many great comedians coming our way (Owen Benjamin, Pablo Francisco super funny Tammy Pescatelli not so much.)\n\nThings you should be aware of: The staff is really strict on the 2 drink minimum so be prepared to spend money on the pricey food and drinks. I kinda wish their menu was a little bit more extensive. Their service is spotty\n\nThe wait staff is a little iffy. I have been here MANY times and sometimes I get an attentive waitress and sometimes not. Most recently our waitress was rude, didn't bother with pleasantries and barely took notice of us. Also beware of the fact they automatically add gratuity. If our waitress was nice I would be more than glad to add to it but this time I was like no way!\n\np.s. when I used my groupon I didn't have any trouble

I don't remember laughing or even being entertained for the duration of the show.

I don't know why, but I've always had the biggest problem getting my car washed on a regular basis. Even all the dust here in Phoenix hasn't inspired me to make the car wash a regular stop. Ok, if I'm going to be perfectly honest, my trip to Snappy Auto Spa last week was only the second time I've gone to get my trusty vehicle washed in the nine months I've lived here in Phoenix. \n\nNeedless to say, my laziness in terms of actually going to get my car washed extends to my laziness in terms of actually washing it. While there are multiple places closer to my house to get a self-service wash, I specifically selected Snappy Auto Spa because I had seen a sign a few weeks prior that said that they now offer a full-service option. \n\nWhen I arrived at Snappy Auto Spa, I pulled up to the little check-in kiosk, where a guy was waiting to help me select which option I wanted (I chose the basic wash ($5) plus the third-level (of 4) full-service packages (I believe it was $12 or so). I pulled up to the track where the wash begins (you know, the part where you put the car in neutral and lower your antenna). The guy standing there to give these instructions the wash wasn't exactly helpful when I struggled a bit to line my wheels up with the moving track (I don't think he spoke a word of English), but to be fair to him, I'm not exactly a pro at getting my car washed!\n\nAfter going through the wash, I pulled up to the full-service station, where several guys started vacuuming my seats, polishing the exterior, etc. I sat on a bench in the sun and waited for them to be done thinking to myself that this whole experience wasn't really that bad! After about ten minutes, the guys called me over and gave me back my keys. I tipped them for a job well done and headed out of the parking lot. About 10 seconds later, I went to turn the radio on and realized that the front of the volume dial was missing! I screeched to a halt, put the car in reverse and went back to the full-service station. \n\nI won't bore you with every detail of what happened in the next 45 minutes, but to make a long story short, it turns out that they somehow vacuumed up the little plastic piece. 2 of the guys who had been working on the car gave me attitude about looking for the piece and refused to take some amount of responsibility for the fact that they had damaged part of my car, telling me that they could have the manager (who wasn't supposed to be there until 2 hours later) call me. \n\nHowever, I must say that I was very impressed by the way one of the guys didn't follow the others' leads, instead telling me that he would \"make it right.\" He insisted on getting the manager there, having her open up the vacuum and digging through God-knows-what to find the piece. \n\nAs much as his commitment to customer service impressed me, though, I can't give Snappy more than two stars. After all, if you rewind to the beginning of this review, I told you--my trusty Yelper--that I HATE going to the car wash. I find it time-consuming and painless enough without having to spend an extra 3/4 of an hour at the damn place waiting for someone to fish a piece of my car dial out of the vacuum. \n\nLife is too short to waste time at a non-Snappy car wash. Next time, I'll drive a little farther to find somewhere else or go somewhere self-service. After all, one of my favorite sayings is \"You want something right, you do it yourself.\"

This is THE place to go for dosa. The buffet is always fresh. The restaurant is clean, family friendly and the staff is very accomodating. I love South Indian cuisine and we continue to return to this restaurant with regularity. Always leave happy and satisfied. Delicious, home-style dishes. Very tasty!!

I cant believe I have driven by this place so many times and not stopped in. \nFirst, it used to be a diner location, so it still looks that way . I Picked up the Mahi Mahi for $10.95 and I got enough good food to last me all day. I grabbed one Katsu Musubi which with the meal was an all day serving. Service was Great. I was greeted and checkout out with a smile by a sweet women working the front. The prices for everything are good too. Next time I stop in Im going build up the courage to try their Ramen Burger. They have enough on the menu to keep you busy, so enjoy my Hawaiian grill fanatics.

Nothing makes me happier than getting a mani/pedi. Unfortunately, at Glamour nails I didn't get to feel that way.\nThe gel polish I picked looked nothing like the display. As a result, I can't find a color to match my pedicure. They were not very accommodating. All they could do was pick out another color I didn't like. I ended up not wanting any color on my hands.\nThey could have offered some sort of discount for their mistakes but all they wanted to do was argue with me.\nI will never go to Glamour Nails again.

I haven't been to a Salsaritas in a while, so I thought I would renew my experience. This is one of those places where they assemble it in front of you, sort of like a Subway of burrtos. They also offer quesadillas, tacos and salads. The Mexican pizza is something I've not seen at other places.\n\nOtherwise, it's the same as other places. Chicken, beef, pork, etc. Guacamole, salsa, other veggies and the same.\n\nThe seating area in this one is interesting. It's more cantina-like with the usual booths and tables, but also a small bar area with a half-dozen seats there. Plus some seats outside.\n\nIt's okay, but I prefer the salsa bar that they have at Moe's.\n\nWarning: The chips and salsa/queso are extra. It's a clever upsell, since they ask if you want salsa or queso and you might not be aware that it's a combo. But the chips I had were good. Nice and crispy with the right amount of salt.

I haven't been to an Olive Garden in years and now I remember why....I ordered a cocktail that took almost 15 to receive and upon receiving it, it was the wrong drink and my friend who ordered the soup was told that, sorry it didn't look very good, that it was the bottom of the barrel...seriously, who says that? The salad was drowning in their dressing, the chicken and vegetables were swimming in sauce...it was horrible, save yourself a few bucks and eat fast food!

Andrew our server was great! The pizza not so great. The sauce, like other reviewers have commented, lacked any flavor other than tomato. The crust was okay and the antipasti plate needed a bit more bread to enjoy the different flavors.\n\nSadly disappointed.

I always get spring rolls and for once I was a little disappointed. Selection is ok. Price was ok. I wasn't wow'ed by this place.

The whole business is a SCAM - BEWARE! It's been 18 days since I returned my vehicle and I haven't received my security deposit back. Furthermore, it has been impossible to talk to the \"lady responsible\" for refunding security deposits. So, I was curious and checked my bank statement from last year when I rented a car from them in Dec. during the marathon...come to realize that they STILL haven't refunded me the security deposit from 2010!! Sue incoming.

If you get a table here (like I did) don't. It was my birthday weekend, and a friend wanted to go here, so I was down. I had never been. I'm always up for trying new things. We both agreed to split the table. I was quoted on the phone 500 dollars, cool we put in our 250 and couple nights later I arrived. It was seriously NOT what I expected. I got there before everyone else, if you get a table you have to be there before I think 11pm or midnight. Ok so here is where things get weird. So I go in it's me and my BF, and on the phone the guy told me you get to bring 8 people with the table. So another friend shows up, I go get here and we are at 3 (you are included in the 8) another friend shows up and she brings 3 people with her... at the time they told me 2 people will have to pay because you only get 4-5 people with the table... please forgive me as I had a ton to drive that night so I'm going off estimate. I told the lady that one the phone he told me 8... we went back and forth.. all I remember is walking off because she was getting on my nerves and it was my birthday weekend. Anyway so they bring us the liquor with the girls and blah blah blah, and I really started to drink up. The vibe was WEIRD. I am going to be totally honest and blunt at this point. It was very ghetto, and for sure not what I am used to. I don't do these types of clubs. My friend recommended it to me, but I also have to remember she recommended I go to Pink Rhino and I did and it was as ratchet and ghetto as ever! I didn't know but about 2 songs at this club. I don't listen to hip hop like that outside of commercial or the stuff I may here such as Drake... and 2 chainz. I'm not a true hip hop fan so I can't tell you what's hot all I know is it was tons of black people and hip hop music. I am not prejudice! I am black myself, BUT I prefer a mix crowd, or a crowd where the music is TOP 40... Britney Spears, Rihanna, Katy Perry... Maroon 5, Fun, and just more pop. So yeah didn't like that but I was drunk and ready to have a good time anyway. If you have a table getting to the bathroom is a CHALLENGE and a HALF. You must walk through the crowd... then into a line as they have a few bathrooms and everyone uses it men and women. At the end of the night they charge you an extra 100 bucks for the tip... the girls did nothing... I just had two full bottles... and yeah it just wasn't my style for the amount we paid. I'm not going back ever. I didn't like how ratchet it was.

Aya & Peilas is new in the sense that they have re-opened since 1988. It is on the corner of 17th Ave and Van Buren, just west of the the Circle K.\n\nA stack of menus were hand delivered by the family who owns Aya & Peilas to my office building just down the street and we went and tried it out. We did take out, but they do phone orders and dine in. There are about 2 booths and 2 tables in there, it's small and warm but very clean.\n\nThere were state employees inside ordering lunch to go just like we were. A & P has some good deals on the lunch combos. They are only $4.95. I got the taco, enchilada and tostada. Not bad, pretty good and for less than $5, can't beat it! It is a glorified 'ertos type restaurant. The family owners and employees seem very nice. \n\nOther workies got some lunch too and they were happy with it. It's nice to have a new spot to grab some grub while at work!\n\nOh and they have navajo tacos and Indian fry bread on the menu---- YUMMMM!

Seriously folks, they are closed. Shame they did not post that on their web site before I went to try to use a just pay half deal. A bartender at a nearby place told me they have been closed for weeks.

i always come in late night for an omlett!! DELICIOUS.. also their cinnamon pancakes are bomb! but -1 star because they dont cut their lemons correctly.. and they have the best french fries in the world!!

Where do I start? Upon check in we were told we were receiving a free upgrade. They upgraded us from an upper floor Spa Suite which was advertised to have \n\n*Extended living area w/seating for 4\n*Floor-to-ceiling windows\n*Available beach and mountain views\n*His and hers lighted closets\n*Pillow-top mattress\n*42\" hi-def plasma TV\n*iPod\u00ae-compatible alarm clock radio\n*Desk area with wireless and hi-speed Internet\n*Mini-bar and in-room safe\n*Cordless phone with dual phone lines\n\nto a third floor handicap accessible room with a view of the parking garage, small windows and no tub. The room had a weird smell and was completely unacceptable.\n\nCheck in is at 3:00, we arrived at 4:00. We told the room type we reserved was unavailable. One hour after check in began, they were sold out of our type of room.\n\nWe were also told our reservation guaranteed us a room, not any specific type of room.\n\nAfter voicing our displeasure with the \"upgrade\", we were offered Thursday night free and the possibility of moving to another room for Friday and Saturday, or we could change rooms immediately. We choose to move because of the \"possibility\" qualification placed on the offer.\n\nThe second room was very nice and the staff was courteous and friendly, especially the bell hop which helped us move. Nice view, real windows as advertised.\n\nWe were disappointed that the pool closed at 6:00 on Friday and 5:00 on Saturday, it was close to 90 degrees and beautiful, I don't know why anyone would want to stay outside by a beautiful pool in the sun rather than in a cold air conditioned hotel/casino. Maybe that's just me not understanding the squeeze every penny possible out of your guest mentality of resorts in Las Vegas.\n\nOur shower and tub appeared to have something weird in the plumbing in that you would adjust the water to the desired temperature and in about 5-7 minutes the cold portion would go to hot and the water would become scalding. There was no cold available to mix with the hot, only hot and hot. After another 3-5 minutes it would go back to normal. Also had to call and have the toilet in the half bath unplugged, it would not flush. \n\nOther than overpriced, dishonest staff at check in, plumbing issues, too short pool hours, it was a beautiful hotel/casino.\n\nOh and by the way, the room rate quoted does not include the \n12% Room tax, Resort Fee, and12% Resort Fee Tax\n\nThis added up to another $162.84 on our three day stay, so add roughly $55 to the quoted rate and you will be close to the actual cost.

Oh no. I bought that room that's the room you give me! Not say oh hey now it's not available but I can PAY to get an upgrade for what I ordered?! Wtf no keep my money ill go somewhere else.\nLooser hotel\nWhy would I talk to management at 2am exhausted, cranky and just need a king bed?! I mean I am traveling with someone who is 6'3! It doesn't matter what your policy is if a customer is disgruntled then you say I'm sorry with a smile not an attitude like I just killed your cat... You seemed like a sad cat lady... \n(FYI giving an upgrade, discount buffet, or gambling credits doesn't hurt anyone to have a happy customer)\n\n\n\n\n\nWell doesn't matter I tried to speak to someone and this obnoxious beat said she was the manager. Dishonest or not it's a direct reflection on your customer service training! I just drove from one state to the other after work. I got in when I told them U would arrive (late AF) they said no worries. So when I get there I expect my room available! But it's cool lots of other places to choose from. I go to Vegas twice a month and I'll never stay here. Ever.