This is a nice clean place. I always look for places I can take both family and friends and this once fits the bill. Surprisingly the pizza is really good! Not spinatos or grimaldi's quality but best of the bar food I've had. Thin crust and they have ground hamburger as a topping, yummy! They also have a lot of games, pools tables, shuffle board and TONS of tvs.  Besides the pizza, I'm a fan of the focaccias. Good place to come during a weekend for sports games.


I will have a spicy tuna roll with a side of racism. My family and I went to Sushi Tachi a few months ago and it has taken me this long to calm the rage from the experience to write my review. \nOne evening my husband,  daughter and I went out to AYCE at Sushi Tachi. We walked in, sat down and began ordering. My daughter had brought in a Disney Princess doll to keep her occupied. Dinner went on and we were getting odd service from one of the waitresses. My husband and I simply thought she was just a naturally unhappy person and that is simply \"how her face always looked.\" \nThe odd unhappy waitress came over at one point and asked my daughter to see her doll. The waitress said, \"that is a pretty doll, is it Cinderella? .\" My daughter corrected her and said, \"no it is Sophia the First.\" The waitresses response, \"oh, well she is white just like every Disney Princess.\" She then walked away from the table. My husband and I looked at each other in shock.\nWe finally arrived at dessert. I ordered green tea ice cream and my husband ordered a tempura vanilla ice cream. When the waitress brought our order she gave me my green tea ice cream and as she placed my husband's order down she said and I quote, \"here is your vanilla, vanilla.\" My husband a little confused asked her what she said. The odd, unhappy, smug waitress repeated, \"here is your vanilla, VANILLA!\" \nWell, as you can imagine we will never be back.


Very trendy, upscale, and modern pizza place in the Burgh.  They have wine and beer here, and the Yuengling cans are only a dollar.  I had a taste of the grilled romaine app, which was excellent.  I ordered the prosciutto pizza, which had arugula, parmesan cheese, and prosciutto.  It was great!  However, there definitely has to be some more arugula on that pizza.  I've had it where it was piled 4 inches high, and it tasted amazing.  For people who may have been enticed by ordering the pizza because of the arugula, they surely would have been disappointed.  \n\nI also asked for some ricotta on the pizza, because I was craving it, and I was told by the waitress that they can't change the pizzas.  Now I must say, that is a bit ridiculous.  However, I can understand in some strange way that the chef/owner would not want to spoil his pizza by a bad topping choice by a stupid customer.  Therefore, I asked for it on the side.  The waitress accidentally brought goat cheese instead, but I love goat cheese too, so I applied it at my leisure and it was fantastic!\n\nAdditionally, the dry cured chorizo pizza, was a bit of a loser.  I believe there's a picture of the pizza below.  It comes with miniscule slices of chorizo, that hardly have any flavor, and some what looks like potato chips, and some type of green again without much flavor.  I guess the presentation of the pizza may look nice with such sparse toppings, but when it's called a chorizo pizza, you expect to taste chorizo!  \n\nFurthermore, I have to say that if you order a coke, it will be from the bottle, and they pour it in a glass, but..... you use a metal straw.  Loved this feature!


Shame that it now seems that you will have to insist on defining good service for some of the agents here. The host we ordered from did not know enough to let us know that there is a price difference on the boneless wings versus the bone in wings . As a result she miss quoted our total bill. She did want to get paid before our order came out and I think that was because she realized that we did not get what we ordered! We spoke with Randon who was the manager and who easily rectified the scenario but despite his efforts, the whole experience was trying, \nAlso, be prepared to not receive any option of ranch or blue cheese with your wings. Apparently Pizza Hut powers that be don't feel that you need these with the wings and they will add an additional charge if you ask for this. \n\nMy pizza was ok. And when there is a ten dollar special you may be able to endure the additional entertainment in the drama of ordering.


Quick and simple!


I have never written a bad review and this is really difficult. I have been to Best in show one other time and everything was fine. This time was just a horrible experience. We dropped off our dog and when we went back to pick him up we were met in the parking lot with our  dog. We were told that they had no idea how but that he had been \"cut\" on the leg. The groomer had called ahead to their Vet and we were expected. We rushed over to the vet and our dog received five stitches for a very deep cut on his leg. He also had two other area where he had been cut. While I appreciate that they called the Vet, I am concerned that he had been cut an hour before we picked him up and no one called us. Our dog is part of our family and we love him dearly. This has been a rough 5 days for him. We cannot leave him alone because he chews at the bandages. He is just not himself. \nThere are many other choices for dog grooming in Las Vegas. I will not return to Best in show dog grooming.\nOn a side note, we have not heard a word from them since this happened. An apology would have been nice.


The food was outstanding, as were the drinks. The decor is simple, but cool. Service was top notch. Worth the price tag!


As big as the Paris hotel is, it feels really small inside.  And I speak of the casino, because it has a large front on the strip.  Maybe it's the fact that you have a large section of the Eiffel Tower inside the casino.  Or maybe they are doing work.  I'm not sure, really, but it just felt cramped.\n\nI can't speak to the rooms, because we didn't try them.  The place was well-lit, unlike some places on the strip that make you feel like you're off in a dungeon somewhere, so that's nice.  But I'm just wondering where the heck all that space went.\n\nEven though we were in Las Vegas, I couldn't work up the guts to go up to the Tower Restaurant.  I just couldn't.


I am furious!!!! \nNot only did they leave dirty spots on my car but they chipped my paint on the front! \nI expected to get at least a decent job done for what I paid. Instead they told me for no extra charge they would fix a crack on my windshield. It looks the same as it did when I first got there  not to mention it looked dirty the inside was bout the same problem it still had some dust on the panel \nnever going back \nHorrible horrible horrible!!!!! \nAnd the girl that washed my car was seriously expecting a tip? I'm sorry hun my little brother could have done a better job you don't deserve a tip.


I love going here, I have only been for breakfast.  Sitting on the patio is very nice, service is great considering how busy they are.  The french toast is amazing, one order can easily be split between two people.  Sunday's seem to be busy but I have not had to wait more than 15 min. and they don't rush you when you are seated.


90 minute wait at the counter on a Sunday afternoon.  Only 2 people working the counter, line was huge.  Paid for a mid-size through Hotwire and received a Cobalt.  This is fraud as a Cobalt is an economy car at other car rental agencies.  The cobalt reeked of smoke and had cigarette burns in the interior.   This was supposed to be a non-smoking car.  Update:  10/13.  Returned car and exchanged it for a brand new Toyota Corolla.  Anne from Ireland was instrumental in getting this fixed for us.  Thank you Anne!


Thank you, Nikko, for the best sushi we've had in a while! \n\nWe felt special from the superb valet parking service to...well...the superb valet parking service when we left!\n\nWe sat at the sushi bar and enjoyed a lovely sampler platter last Saturday, including sashimi, nigiri sushi and a tasty slightly spicy tuna roll.  For a couple of hungry people, the Sushi/Sashimi Omakase is a great value at about $36.  We also shared Age Dashi Tofu with Shrimp, served piping hot with an amazingly rich (almost beefy) dashi broth.  House sake is good.\n\nThis place has incredible atmosphere, and is a great 'night out on the town' place to go.  Decor is gorgeous and modern.  We were dressed pretty casual, but didn't feel under-dressed.  The sushi bar is fun and lively - and the prep line is impeccably clean and orderly.  Fish is fresh-fresh-fresh.  The chefs are well-trained and conscientious.  Bravo to the ownership and management.\n\nFriday and Saturday nights, if you are in the restaurant around 7:30 or 8, you will feel a transformation as the lighting changes and the DJ starts mixing.  It gets LOUD.  But it's fun.  Nikko has great energy!  This is one of Charlotte's best.


Okay, I am not sure what has possessed me to return to this place after my first experience there.  The only thing that I can think of is that the passage of time dulled my senses and made me forget about my prior experiences, but I have written myself a note reminding myself to avoid this place in the future. \n\nThis restaurant has survived on the hype of being one of the only \"nice\" places downtown, but luckily that has changed.  I went there for dinner one night and because I did not feel like ordering a $20 salad, I decided to order a $15 sandwich.  THe only thing that I can think of is that upon hearing my order the \"chef\" immediately ran down to the nearest vending machine and got a roast beef sandwich out of that vending machine, took the sandwich out of the plastic wrap and plopped it down on the plate and actually had the gonads to serve it as if they made it!  It was by far the worst meal I have had in some time and is a constant reminder why I will not eat there again, unless my Alzheimers kicks in.  \n\nIf you have to go there my recommendation is that you eat before hand and simply order a martini.\n\nikk8ide 2ccccccc.


Warning:  This is NOT a Japanese restaurant, its a KOREAN restaurant pretending to be Japanese.  Went to eat here and quickly discovered this ruse.  The previous owners/staff that you see in the pics are gone, sold out.\n\nWhy is this important - if your going to pay $250 for two people you want the real thing, not pretenders using pretend Japanese and who arenot Sushi chefs.  Japanese chefs are trained for a decade to do their job right.  For example, a trained Japanese chef knows how to talk to you, spending much of his time explaining the fish and making suggestions as to what you would like.  They are good at figuring out the client and catering to them.   THIS is why you pay $250 for two people.  As it stands now, you will not get this treatment here, but you'll still pay $250 for two.


One of three Harvey's restaurants in a span of approximately five blocks (the others at Laurier and King/Weber), this one is arguably the busiest due to the proximity to UW.\n\nService is quick and efficient, though the employees aren't as interactive as the one at King/Weber. The burger is cooked decently, and toppings are inserted with a respectable amount. Overall I was satisfied with the burger.\n\nI wish the employees here would show a bit more emotion and at least acknowledge you though.


Great local watering hole.  Diverse crowd and always someone interesting to talk to.  Good food st bar but I've never eaten more than an appetizer because let's face it...  I'm there for s martini !!


Average. OK winelist, food basic Italian without much thought, ambience OK. Would I recommend it? Not if I could walk somewhere closer....


If it were only about the sushi, Nobu would get 5 stars from me. But, I knock off 2 stars for service. We walked in on a Saturday night and got seats at the sushi bar, which is the place to be. We went with our sushi chef's suggestions, which were Nobu's house specialties, including \"new-style sashimi.\" These consist of the best fish, sashimi style, with delicate sauces and garnishes: yellowtail with jalapeno, live octopus with a Peruvian chili paste, whitefish and salmon with ponzu sauce, tuna with miso-mustard sauce. Everything was first-class, including the Junmai Daiginjo sake.\n\nThen, I ordered the bento box chocolate cake dessert. We were told it would take 8 minutes to cook. No problem - our bellies were happily full of sashimi. 20 minutes later, however, still no dessert, and we finally were able to flag someone down to check on it. Another ten minutes went by. Our waiter then came out to tell us there was a mixup in the kitchen and our cake went to another table. He tried to give us a plateful of mochi ice cream to tide us over - this didn't go over well, as the last thing we wanted was to eat a plateful of mochi ice cream and then a chocolate cake. Another ten minutes or so, the dessert came out. It was excellent, but frankly wasn't worth waiting over half an hour for. We ask ed for the check while still eating...took another ten minutes...gave the credit card and another ten minutes went by...waiter came out to tell us the credit card isn't clearing and do we want to give another card? By this point, well over an hour had gone by since dessert was ordered and we just wanted to leave already. \n\nWhen our check finally arrived, they did charge us for the dessert that took over 30 minutes to arrive at our table. When I mentioned this to the server, he took it right off the bill. But I was miffed that I even had to ask - the right thing to do would have been to take it off in the first place.\n\nToo bad, since up until we ordered dessert we were very pleased with the sushi our wonderful chef served us. Even for a Saturday night in Vegas, the service was unacceptably unresponsive for such a high-end restaurant.


Spa Mandalay is beyond perfection. I managed to book a last minute 45 minute full body massage and despite the $115 price tag, it was well worth it. Not only did I get the massage, I was able to spend all day in their spa (which is beautiful by the way). The staff are by no means stuck up or pretentious, but offer you the up most respect and wonderful customer service skills. They offer light refreshments inside as well, and they live up the Mandalay Bay's reputation. By far the best spa experience I have ever taken advantage of and even if you don't go in for services, paying the $25 day spa fee to enjoy the gym and whirlpools is definitely worth the expense.


Arrrrgh! I do not like Club Parking! Thinking about my experience here puts my nerves on edge. I should clarify that my days of enjoying dance clubs have past, although some of my gay friends still push for me to go to clubs with them. I usually have lots of fun, but Club Parking was TOO MUCH. If there was ever an example of something being an \"assault on the senses\" this is it! It's one of those places where it's impossible to stick with your friends, even if you hold hands going through the dance floors. The club is packed to insane degrees and there are two huge floors to lose people. Occasionally, I walk into a bar like Parking that's completely not my vibe, which instantly gives me the impression that I'm too sober, which of course leads to too much drinking that I don't notice until I'm stumbling out of the doors at 2am. Anyway, the vibe of this place is fire hazard skin to skin people, more flashing lights than I've accumulatively seen anywhere else, a lot of people on drugs, smoke machines and cage dancers. \n\nSigh, writing this totally makes me sound like an old biddy. A number of my friends enjoy this place, but just as many of my friends hate it. Actually, the friends who like it are all gay guys and the friends who hate it are all girls (gay and straight). I realize it's not for everyone, so see for yourself.


I don't get haircuts often. That being said I enjoyed miniBar Ber Shop. Its a little more modern than my tastes, but after a few beers I couldn't care less. And yes, beers at the barber....INGENIOUS! \n\nBoris gave me a trim and shaved off my beard. We gabbed about raising kids, and going on vacation, and how generally awful we both think New York can be. After I was done I had a couple more beers. Hey its almost noon and I'm on vacation.\n\nPS the girl at the front desk is c-u-t-e.


Some of the worst food I've been served in recent memory.  The burrito I had was greasy and completely tasteless.  I couldn't eat it.\n\nI'll never go back.  I only wish I could give this place zero stars.


Red Devil has been around since before dirt was invented, and there is a reason: it is GOOD.\n\nI love love love their bruchetta.  It is, no hyperbole, the best in town.  I don't know where they get those tomatoes, but I have never tasted a bad one there.  My mouth is watering just thinking about it.\n\nPizza=to die for.  Amazing.  The hubs and I usually split a white pie, and never regret it.... well, if you don't count the regret I feel that I over ate!\n\nWe have tried the entrees, but we always go back to the pizza.  It is really that good.\n\nGo to Red Devil - what have you been waiting for?  Have some bruschetta.  Go home full.


This place wins the coffee shop favorite of the area.  \nGianni (the badass barista) is phenomenal at making a high quality drink.  He's doing a great job teaching the other two owners how to work the espresso machine to its best potential.  \nThe environment is welcoming, eclectic, and comfortable: workspaces on the left, lounge on the right.  \n\nThe stage filled with mics, drums, and turntables is what brought me back to this place, and the ping pong table in front is probably the best idea I've seen for a coffeshop with so much space to use.\n\nThis is a great place with great product run by great people.


MONTE CARLO, an awesome name brand.We asked for a non-smoking room and we were sent into a SMOKING ROOM.I noticed that the carpet floor near the window had a minor crack.The room was NOT clean.The hotel was not nice because it is old.I will never stay in this hotel again and this hotel made me wonder why MGM Mirage made horrible hotels and never keep the old ones clean for there customers.Also,MGM's customer service need improvements.Stay at the Monte Carlo if you want a bad stay and want a feel of BARFED OUT EUROPE.This hotel is Sub-standard and below average.\n\n\nMonte Carlo,a great name,and a great disappointment.


let me start by saying this BY FAR THE BEST PLACE TO EAT PHO IN VEGAS.....\ni have eaten pho at many places on spring mtn and around las vegas nothing to write home about folks i never finished it all, that is until i came to this Marvelous place.\nThe Pho is outstanding to say the least i can never have enough the place is very clean and the staff is nice but the food man oh man i cant wait to go there again and again :)


I had a groupon sat down to order looked at how dirty the menus are, the owner watching a big OLD tv in the dinning room, Nobody in the place, looked kinda like they didnt have the money to maintain the place...Told my wife and Kids LETS GO!!!! If the dinning area looks this bad I can only guess what the kitchen looks like. NO THXs sorry but if you want customers you need to work on your place and put the Guy with the TV in the back out of site......\nP.S the food might be good, I just ran for my life before i tried it...


Customer service was ok, if you stood in line and waited to be helped. I mention this because everyone was standing in line even for general questions because at this store, I can only assume that management requires the staff to stay behind the register, as opposed to wandering the floor because when I was there, that seemed to be their MO. \n\nI eventually walked out without buying anything because after the first time I waited in line (short wait), the store got much busier and I wasn't going to wait in line a second time. I wasn't the only customers this location lost that night - when I was outside, two families were discussing their plans to just go to another store because they couldn't get helped. \n\nAs for me, it all worked out because someone gave me gift cards the next day that allowed me to download the games and avoid having to go back in.


My husband and me stayed for a weekend in August of 2013. The room was standard, no flat screen tv. It was a nice stay until we checked out and got home. I realized I had left my iphone charger in the room. I called the hotel immediately and requested that they send it back to me (southern California). It has been almost 3 weeks now and I have not yet received my charger. When I called the first time, I had transfer after transfer on the phone. No body could tell me when I would get my charger back. I even spoke to the hotel manager once or twice and she promised me I would get it in the mail the follow friday. No charger. So warning to everyone do not leave items behind. They dont know how to give it back!


One Monday last January in Vegas, we couldn't figure out what to do.  Wasn't really in the mood to drink (WHAT, in LV and don't want to drink???)  Yes, we partied too hard the previous weekend but.....\n\nI love Microbreweries and I always heard about the Monte Carlo Brew Pub.  So we just dropped on by.  We got there right when the kitchen was closing so we couldn't get any food.  And then when we sat down, the bartender told us that this place actually did NOT brew their own beers so it was kinda disappointing right off the bat...  \n\nBut after we ordered some beers, and the bartender was so friendly, everything turned out real good...  \n\nIt was actually 80s night so they were playing a lot of old videos on the Big Screens so what started out as a possible bad experience in fact, turned out to be a Great and very Fun Time!


Went out to try this place out today. Pulled the door handle and the door was locked. Peeked inside, the half of the ceiling lights were on and the tables were in dissaray and without a chair insite. More than likely this place went out of business.


Laughable that anyone would rate this place 5 stars. In the Chicagoland area Rosati's is right up there with pizza hut, but they have the audacity to be twice the price. A pizza from Rosati's is only edible after 12-15 blue moons. I don't want to know what you people rated papa johns...


This place is pretty good, not the best, but it's still satisfying.


The owner is very very nice! We went here late last night all the way from henderson and he gave us a really good deal! They have the best guava ice cream ever! Vanilla macaron with guava ice cream was the bomb! The black bean ice cream was very delicious as well! The nutella banana with the cookies and cream waffle cone was a pretty good combination!. He can personalize any milkshake using any icecream flavor you like! The guava milkshake is so unique, it has that right amount of thickness and creaminess to it! The blackbean milktea was was also good if you like something that isnt too sweet! The green apple smoothie was also delish, sweet and jst right! Try this place, china town got nothing on this place. Id drive here again!


This place is amazing! Very crafted cocktail that taste wonderful. They have a \"smash\" of whatever type of liquor you like with whatever fruit you like muddled into it with some triple sec for sweetness... I chose strawberries and lemon with vodka and it was so fresh and delicious!


By far the best buffet I've been to in all of Las Vegas, & I've been to more than a few.  Everything about Bachanal is 5 stars; the scrumptious food, the friendly & accommodating service, & the comfortable ambience.  My only regret is eating here on our first night in Vegas the last trip.  After that, no other Buffett could compare.\n\nMany, many selections from all parts of the world await you, & the host takes you on a little tour so you can see what's available.  I thought this was a nice touch. \n\nA few of my favorites were the snow crab legs which were conveniently cut in half, eliminating the need to crack them; the many meats at the carving station, including a tender, succulent prime rib & a flavorful brisket; & of course the delectable desserts, all freshly made by a French pastry chef. \n\nCan't wait to return!


A couple of tips - the delicatessen on the Grand Canal level has a self-serve soda fountain so refills are free.\n\nSelf Park is much closer to guest room elevators than valet.  Both are free but you'll have to walk through the casino to get to the elevators when you leave your car with the valet.  With self park you are on the Grand Canal level and only pass a couple of stores before you get the guest elevators.


I really don't know why this place gets so many good reviews. It is very dirty. Very old. It gets busy and the service is horribly slow. And honestly the food is just greasy and nasty.\n\nThe reviews say it's a great place for cheap good Mexican food. But it's not even cheap.\n\nThe salsa is not fresh. And the guacamole is pretty tasteless. When you order tortilla chips and salsa... They put package shredded cheese on and not melted.\n\nI had a taco salad and I couldn't even finish eating it. \n\nIf you like really quick and bad American Mexican food and then this is the place for you.


I've gone here about once or twice a year for about 7 years.  The girls are great, but I was just there last weekend and while I was fine with $100 for a private dance, I was shocked by the $46 price tag for two drinks.  I might show up again in the future if I'm dragged there, but I'm definitely never getting a private ever again.


Visiting Arizona for a work related thing.. my cousin and her family decided to pick me up and let me hang out with for the day before the busy training course begins.\n\nWe check into my room.. hang out in the room for a bit.. then we head out for some dinner..\n\nKorean always sounds good.. so they take me here..\n\nTheir warning was that the outside didn't look all that great.. but the interior and the food was really good.\n\nI had the bimbimbap (sp?) in the stone pot and it was really good.  It came with a side of the hot sauce so I could put it to my liking.  There wasn't much meat and it was more full of vegetables but it was still really good.\n\nMy cousin had the beef bbq and that was good..\n\nThe service wasn't really great.. they got busy and we felt like they forgot us.. they forgot to refill our waters.. and then they forgot to give the bill to our table and we had to go up to the front.\n\nIt was good.. and if I were to come back into town.. I'd come back to try some of their soups..


The food was great. \n\nNice , little clean place.\nThe menu lacks description , but I was able to ask the waiter about anything that sounded interesting. \n\nI will be back.


Went here on a recommendation from someone who clearly has never had the kind of Thai food that's so good you may lay down in the road for it.  The food was mediocre, the waiter looked like he was angry and wanted us to die.  The only thing worth mentioning were the potato pockets.  Those were pretty good, but not enough to consider going back.


Truly.....  \n\nThe shortest review ever.....\n\nOne word........\n\nCapistrami!!!  \n\nBe sure to get it with extra sauce!!!  Also get the BIG one just in case you want more!!!\n\nIt's their Vegas location... can't go wrong with it!\n\nmmmmm..... that was a delicious late breakfast!!!!!


Alright, first things first, don't even attempt to drop in on a weekend night because you will end up waiting 30-45 minutes for a table, just like every other restaurant in this little 83rd and Bell district.  Having said that, our friends had made reservations the Tuesday night and we only had to wait five minutes\n\nNow our server was quite strange, a large, bubbly, bald headed man.  However, still very nice and made sure everything was in order and even though it was packed, he checked on us very often.  I was quite impressed.  The ladies shared a bottle of wine, I had the Manhattan, and my friend had a Bud Light.  The food was delicious and great company always makes for a great meal regardless.\n\nFor my girlfriend and I, having been our first time, we really enjoyed the atmosphere here, even though it was crowded the lighting makes it personal.  Great staff, and delicious food is always a big plus.\n\nI can't wait to come back here!\n\nP.S.  Order the Chicken (vegetarian option available) Lettuce Wraps to start, everything will flow from there!!


Best place! Great service and selection. Also, very competitive and after much of comparison shopping I was back! \nLinas was very friendly and knowledgeable. He is very passionate for what he does and I saw him taking care of customers. \nDefinitely coming back!


It's pretty standard chain. Service leaves A LOT to be desired and you'll definitely find better.\n\nTurnaround is quick though and I don't spend a ton of time in the area so it's a quick go to that's right there.


This was my first time here and sadly will be my last.  While the food was pretty good - it certainly doesn't make up for the service.  We arrived to a restaurant that wasn't fully seated but was on a wait.  Once we were seated at our table, it took 30 minutes to get the bloody mary's that were ordered.  The food took another 30 minutes - so we ended up being at the restaurant from 10:40am until 1:00pm.  Kind of ridiculous for a restaurant that wasn't super busy on a Monday morning.


Great selection of toppings and yogurt! Super clean friendly atmosphere the only place I will get yogurt from.  Do yourself a favor and go get some!


Went here for restaurant week. Right away the host was very welcoming and talkative. The bartender was helpful in picking a drink. The food was so good. Loved the olive oil cake and the  spread that came with the bread. At the end the chef even came out to talk with us about the food and the hotel. Never again I'm I going to think that eating at a hotel restaurant is weird.


The $5 lunch deal is a lot of awesome food - why would anyone go to the Subway next door?  Because of the popularity of the lunch deal, they're usually super busy during lunch hours.  No matter how long you have to wait though, you'll always get friendly service.\n\nAll of their breads are freshly made and you can't go wrong with any of them.  I've tried the wheat, ciabatta and sour dough and they're all really good.\n\nMy co-workers and I go there about once a week and we all love the Hell's Kitchen, Chicken Salad, Tuna Salad and of course the Turkey sandwiches, so I'd definitely recommend any of those.


I think that this is the retail arm of the wholesale business already on Yelp. Since I am a retail customer I have added this business info.\n\nI have got to say that is shop is soooo good. The staff really know their stuff and are great at making suggestions based on your likes and your needs. I must say that this is a very strong rival to Mellis - perhaps because it has a real family feel to it as opposed to the slightly more \"chain\" feel that Mellis has these days. I love that they also sell other high quality produce you may want along with your cheese - crackers, chutneys, quince, olives, bread, anchovies etc. I have not tried their pastries, but their croissants look HUGE!! \n\nThis is a great shop for gift buying, and the family Christmas cheeseboad is always stocked from here! A true gem in Bruntsfield.


We stopped here for brunch after a single night in Montreal. The food was excellent. My wife enjoyed the oysters, and I loved my Lobster Benedict. The service was great as well, but the kitchen was a bit slow for a restaurant that was nowhere near full. If we had been in any kind of a hurry, this could have been a problem.


I stayed here for a weekend to attend a wedding, and let me tell you this place has everything for everyone. The kids loved the Tournament of Kings, the wife loved Thunder from Down Under.What more can u ask for, as for me I just wanted to gamble. It's pretty cheap too if your bringing the whole family. Couldn't have asked for a better time. Cool hotel!


It was okay. Not good enough to come back. If they ask you if you want lettuce and tomato make sure you really want it because it's extra. The fries were good. The staff was friendly but the place looks very dirty. I wanted to try it and I did. Bottles of soda pop and plastic baskets. For $10 it was okay.


I like beer. I like light beers, dark beers, imports, domestics, blondes... I don't discriminate. So this place, naturally, is high on my list of places to visit when I feel like a cold one. \n\nExcept only kinda. \n\nMy problem is that despite the enormous collection of beers they have, which is an awesome sight, I invariably end up with the same two or three beers. So, what good is 100+ options on tap when I just need three of those? Also, this place being not near my house, how many beers can I really sample when I have to drive back in the hood? \n\nStill, this place is kinda cool. I'm always impressed by the amount of beer these guys must to serve on a nightly basis, and I'm impressed by what some of the bartenders seem to know about beers. On more than one occasion I've walked in and said \"Surprise me\" and gotten a delicious beer. (I've also gotten gross ones, where I drink it because I'm too cheap to waste it). \n\nIn terms of the food, it was good. It wasn't amazing, nor was it the kind of food you get at your local dive. I had a burger, which was pretty good. My date had a salad, which didn't seem too good from where I was sitting. I wouldn't come here for the food selection, which seems fair given that this place is known for beer over food. \n\nAll in all, I will return. I will not really go out of my way for this place, but I'll come back when I'm on this side of town.


You aint in Kansas anymore!  This show is alternates between amazing acrobatic feats, some clever humor, and downright vulgar.  Friend and I thoroughly enjoyed the show, but I'm only giving 4 stars due to uncomfortable seats.  Fortunately for us people seating next to (read on top of) us were really friendly and not too large.


These cupcakes can be hit or miss.  There are certain items like the chocolate peanut butter which  can really cause addiction, while there are others like the key lime, and red velvet which taste like any other key lime or red velvet cupcake.  These cupcakes are seriously expensive and there is always a pretty large line to get one.  With those two things in mind I am not so sure that its worth the trip. That is unless you are already addicted to a certain flavor.


Pasta Brioni was one of the first restaurants I tried out when I moved to the valley last year.  The bruschetta appetizer is a favorite and I've never been disappointed in the spaghetti and meatballs. My only gripe is that they don't offer Chicken Vesuvio, which happens to be one of my most favorite Italian dishes. I'd probably visit more frequently if they did. The service is really great. The waiters -- yeah, they're pretty cute -- are friendly, attentive and accomodating. Two thumbs up for Pasta Brioni!


The staff were friendly enough and the place looked nice. I had a green curry with chicken it came filled with vegetables and a good size serving BUT as other reviews have noted, peas have no place in a curry. They tasted weird and out of place. And the deal breaker for me was the curry itself. The chicken had a greyish blue tinge because the curry quite obviously had some sort of food dye in it. It was a bright minty green. If you make this using proper ingredients you don't need to do this. It had a thai-ish taste but clearly not well made. Disappointing and unappetising.


Salted caramel brownie.  Need I say more?


Pretentious, over crowded, rude, bad... terrible.  No.  So many better options.


This was the worst truck rental experience I have ever had!   The truck broke down within 10 min of leaving the rental store.  They had roadside assistance come and I was told to wait while they tried to fix the truck for me, so that could use it again.  The truck ended up being towed.  I was never offered a replacement.  I had to be taken back to the store by the people that towed me and when I arrived an hour and a half later they asked me to pay for the time I had the truck.    When I explained, again, that the truck broke down and was towed.   They proceeded to ask for money for the gas.    The manager was as  equally as rude as his employees.  I have never experienced such levels of poor customer service and will never rent from here again.


Awesome!!!!!  Our server, Dan, was great... he went through the menu with us and had great suggestions depending on our likes.... he did not do us wrong!!!!  We started with the ox tail fries.... delicious!  I was surprised at how sweet the meat was, but the spicy from the peppers and onions was a great counter to the sweetness... I had the miyagi-san burger, and it was maybe one of the best burgers i have ever had!!!!  My boyfriend ordered the spicy miso burger, that too was pretty great!\n\nI will def. be coming back!


The \"petite\" lobster corn dogs didn't live up to the hype, but I wasn't disappointed with Vino Lounge at Tapino.  They were just as described and while I can't whole-heartedly recommend them, they were quite the novelty and I'm happy I tried them.  Petite was an accurate description as well, and this might as well go for the other tapas on the 5-5-5 menu.  Presentation is paramount here, with the corndogs displayed upright on a fancy wooden tray and the chocolate debauchery dessert laid out across a large plate with precision.\n\nLet's face it, their happy hour menu is a highlight here for sure and its availability on weekends is a major plus.  The cabana style patio beckons you with a South Beach Miami flavor, that is, if a King Kong IKEA showroom swallowed Ocean Drive.  Yep.  Those same white slipcover couches decorate the patio, which isn't a bad move considering the wine accidents to be had here.\n\nOur server handled our large party very well, but early on the hostess/servers wouldn't let us move tables or seats together when there was clearly room and the ability to do so.  \n\nLike others have said, it's not a place to go if you're really hungry, but it's great if you're fine noshing on ambitious and creative appetizers such as duck confit tostadas or beef carpaccio with garlic aioli and fried capers.  The pomme frites were soggier than they should have been but the seasoning was right on. \n\nThe wine here was terrific.  I quaffed on a French syrah and sipped my friend's sauvignon blanc, and both were delicious selections for the measly $5.  The chocolate debauchery dessert is a must if you have the room to do it. Overall, Tapino is really a great wine bar and worth the drive to Scottsdale.  I am looking forward to the next visit.


I am not a fan of this Popeyes, my order is wrong more than right, non spicy when i order spicy, wrong chicken selections thn i ordered, runny mashed potatoes, old biscuits, dry chicken. I have noticed the popeye's that are in gas stations lack the quality that the stand alones have. The lady that has taken my order a few times seems like she does not understand english well which leads me to repeating my order time and time again. Also what happened to the strawberry jelly!!! I actually have started to just do an extra commute to go to the stand alone popeyes because i am that disatisfied with this location. Get it together


What a hidden gem (but too good not to post about!).  I was at Pusadee's Garden this weekend and we thankfully missed all the rain...We made last minute reservations which paid off. We got a terrific table in the garden under the grapevine canopy.\nMy handsome date and I shared the Garden Roll and a Thai Iced Tea while perusing our menu.  I decided on the Eggplant Basil while my date had the Spicy Seafood.  We both went with 6-7 on the Spicy Meter (our server admitted he didn't \"do\" spicy and always got a 3 but we stayed with our higher numbers).  Our entrees were wonderful and the heat was just right.  Keep in mind we both had runny noses and extra sips of water from time to time but the food was very enjoyable.  We ended the meal with Sticky Rice and Mango-yum!\nWhat a romantic place that makes Pittsburgh great.  Nothing overly fancy -beautiful atmosphere and great food.\n\nBy the way, the reviewer who waited an hour after reservations were made, had horrible, rude service and bad food had to have had some other issues ruining his evening.  My experience at Pusadee's Garden was NOTHING like that.  Avoid that review:)


I've heard all the hype about JJ's for a few months now.  In need of lunch I figured this would be a good time to give them a shot!  Why not I thought, a good number of people I know tried them and thought they were good.  This should be a pretty safe bet.\n\nStrike 1 - Complete confusion with my order of two subs on-line!  They promote the fact you can order on-line, but whats the point if it takes three employees who ask what your name is 5 times!\n\nStrike 2 - The fresh baked French bread was rock hard, and had no flavor what so ever.  You should promote fresh baked bread, if it comes off as being a few days old.\n\nStrike 3 - The sub was named Smoked Ham Club.  If you use the word \"smoked\" to describe the ham that is used, it should have a smoked flavor!  In actuality, you will get the saltiest lowest quality tasting ham that can be sold.\n\nMy only hope for this franchise is that other locations have a much higher standard.  If this is how every location is quality wise,  JJ's will not last very long in the Valley.


1 week after being charged the $25 no refund.  We called back today and a \"manager\" will need to call us back.  If that manager doesn't call back today and handle it then we'll have to file a fraudulent charge with our bank against the bar.


People are helpfully but poised off that the financing lady just her deck and left me there for more there 20 minutes.


I tried this facility out for a week using the 7 day pass. I've been a member of 24 HR Fitness in southern california and had high expectations as that gym was amazing. I was a bit disappointed in this facility. While it is nice in design, layout and cleanliness it lacked in other areas. Upon arriving I checked in to use my pass and the front desk didn't know much nor did they act professional. Yes they were friendly but knowledgeable, definitely not. At the end of my workout I had to seek out a membership rep who then gave me a proper tour and explained the pricing etc...\n\nFor me childcare at a gym is priority because I need it for my little ones. The childcare staff here is dull and not at all personable. My son normally loves going to the childcare because he gets to play with kids but from the moment we got there he was upset. After awhile I was told he settled down. I don't think its an unsafe environment just not a fun one for the kids. \n\nHowever, the one thing that this gym has is great instructors. I took a cardio kickboxing class with 2 different instructors and both were amazing!! I got a great workout. I only wish there were more classes offered. Compared to other gyms they really don't offer many classes which is unfortunate as the classes are what could possibly set this gym apart. \n\nOverall, it was an alright gym that was a competitive price and nice facility with some customer service downfalls. Not the worst one I've ever been to.


It was okay. Nothing crazy. I mean all you can eat crab legs and oysters was my highlight.


Not a big fan. Good and bad experience at this Hotel. First the good: 1,) Hotel staff very friendly and accommodating. 2.) Nice rooms, well appointed, very clean and updated. 3.) Lots of pools, golf course and workout center. 3.) The bad: 1.) Room service: ordered a very standard breakfast that arrived late and the order was wrong. 2.) The hotel has several restaurants on the property that look great...however they may or may not be open depending on who is staying at the hotel that week. 3.) All the rooms are spread out all over the property...so someone elderly especially would have a challenge going from point a to b on foot. 4.) Parking is not located near alot of the rooms and they have very low archways that make driving through the complex a challenge if your vehicle has a storage box on top for luggage.


We went to the Urban Sip after having a fantastic meal at BLT. My friends had been talking this place up, and I wasn't disappointed. \nThere are a ton of really fantastic glasses of wine on the menu. Whether you want an 80 dollar glass of Opus One or a 12 dollar glass of Washington Riesling, the wine menu has something for everyone.\nTry the wine flights. They have some really fantastic options on the flights. We tried the Chardonnay and Pinot flights and each of the wines were unique and were excellent choices.\nCakebread Chard by the glass isn't cheap (25 bucks) but is worth a splurge. This place is so cool that we might go back tonight!


I didn't get anything to get here because I was recovering from food poisoning. But my BF got the spicy pork tacos and he said they were the best tacos he's ever had. This place is authentic and the long lines and people show that it is really good. He gives 5 stars for that.\n\nHowever, one has to ask whether it's worth the 50+ minute wait. The lines bring down the rating from 5 stars to 3 stars. The queuing system was really confusing. As others have mentioned, there are separate lines for everything. There are six lines, two sets of three lines. The three lines are for pork (abodaba), offal (brains, tongue, stomach, tripe, intestines, etc), and beef (asada, etc). The line didn't actually look that long so it was ridiculous how it took so long. \n\nAs we got closer, we found out why. It's because there was one guy doing the job of two people. He makes the tacos really fast but he would have to make like at least 5 for each customer. Also, he made like 50+ tacos while we were in line that looked like it was for to-go orders (paper plates wrapped in foil). So the amount of time per person and the amount of extra work the taco maker is doing for people not in line contributes to long wait times. It feels like there has to be a better way for them to do this!


You ever feel so embarrassed for someone you want to crawl under the table for them? That pretty much sums up this experience. There was nothing \"awesome\" about this. My friend had free tickets so I agreed to go, I am very hesitant to pay for any shows coming out of Planet Hollywood because most are a waste of money. Let me tell you, if I paid $49.99 for this crap I would have been livid. We were all pretty excited to see this show as we didn't really know anything except it was supposed to be interactive kinda like Tony & Tina's Wedding except for no food is served. \n\nSo we enter the \"showroom\" I\"m putting quotes around the because it was literally a room that was divided in half, possibly the other side is being used for a different show? The decorations were clearly  from Party City and made to look like a high school auditorium with a prom theme. The actors were all attempting to be a character out of all the famous 80's movies, but it was a very poor attempt. Basically the idea of this show was you are at prom, you vote for prom king and queen and you are supposed to interact with the actors. Now I use the word actors loosely because I've seen better plays put on when I was in junior high school in the dreaded drama class I was forced to take. In our group there were 10 of us, within 15 minutes we all wanted to leave, but being there was only about 25 people at the show, we didn't want to leave all at once because it would have been noticable and we didn't want to get harassed. Speaking of harassing, that's all that was happening. Now I'm not a wallflower and I like to get down with 80's music just as much as the next guy, but I don't want to be followed around and pretend that I'm enjoying interacting with the people when I'm really not. \n\nVery little seating, very small bar, with minimal choices, the DJ and security guy walking around were giving me the creeps as well dressed all in black/goth type drama club. I wouldn't come back nor would I recommend.


We have had dinner here in the past few years...Tonight 12/9/2013?\nDisappointed....PLEASE READ:\n\n1) Our server never introduced herself, kind of tacky when the server won't say their name and the place wasn't busy at all when we arrived.\n\n2) We have been to other Mimi's Cafe locations and was expecting to order from their array of dishes that we loved! I said to my wife, there is something different about the MENU given to us. It's NEW and limited options and the texture is what raised a red flag for me being the very observant one!\n\nShe said I was crazy...My wife asked the server were we given lunch menus? She said that is our normal menu and walked away. I questioned a SECOND time after my wife & friend agreed with me that there WAS something different. We got the attention of our server and she said, yes we have a new ownership and this is the selection they are going with.\n\n3) Gone are the Meatloaf, Chicken dishes! It's all geared toward FRENCH style food!\nEven the names of the NEW dishes have a FRENCH flavor ring to them.\n\nEX: La Granduer Burger etc...\n\n4) Since I was limited what I REALLY wanted, I settled for the $8.99 Burger with fries.\nI ADMIT it was a very good burger but NOT what I wanted at Mimi's. I asked for light on the Thousand Island sauce...it came dripping down the sides of the burger..within minutes was a soggy mess! I had to go thru several napkins and finished half of it using a fork & knife! Btw, was never asked HOW I wanted my burger cooked.,..\n\n5) The place wasn't busy at all when we arrived....We waited 20 minutes just to get our bread options, another 10 minutes after that to get our (3) entrees and ONE was a Large Salad. We questioned the server why it was taking so long? She said our dinners would be next out,waiting on french fries....(30 Minutes) to provide ONE LARGE SALAD, ONE Turkey Dinner & One La Grandeuer style burger in a non-busy location. I JOKING said they must have had to go kill & hunt down my burger!\n\nLuckily, it all arrived HOT and the salad was perfectly prepared for our friend  enjoyed it very much.\n\n6) Server gave us plenty of refills and was pleasant during our early dinner service.\n\n7) I NOTICED why the place was empty, due to the limited menu in my opinion.\nI also noticed quite a few seniors did arrive after us, but hardly any younger people having dinner & it was 6pm-630!\n\n8) Would I recommend? ER, Noooooooo... STAY away when there are other choices for quality food nearby....I cannot give it a TWO rating. maybe 1.5 is a better barometer for judgement...


It's always surprising to find yourself on the wrong side of the zeitgeist.  Such is my experience with Mary Coyle.  I've gone to MC several times over the last couple of months and only one time could I bring myself to actually sit down.  The place is filthy.  On top of that unpleasantry the bus staff is likely to be found smoking in the back parking lot while un-bussed tables piled with half eaten sundays and used napkins run amok.  The last two times I visited there was a strong and very obvious sewer issue.  How people can eat here is beyond me.  Maybe I was just unlucky and my three experiences were not the norm.  I certainly hope so but I can't bring myself to give them a fourth chance.


A solid three stars. I was hoping for an american clone of my favorite chicken place in Rocky Point and sadly, this didn't compare. Not even close. However, that Rocky Point chicken is the greatest thing to ever touch my tastebuds and thus leaves very big shoes to fill. The chicken at El Pollo Supremo was a little dry and I really wish there was an option to just get chicken breast instead of the 1/4 chicken that I ordered that was all dark meat. The tortillas served on the side were nice and fresh and I loved the pickled onions. For the price I'm not sure you can find a better lunch. Oh, and David Spade was at the table next to me so I guess what's good enough for celebrities is good enough for me ;)


OK, so check this out.  I know I have been long dormant with the Yelp reviews (bad girl, BAD GIRL!), so to make it up to ya'll, I am now embarking on a casino-by-casino tour of my new hometown of LV, NV, and will include reviews of each as I tour them.  Now, these will not include room stays, but just schlepping around the premises - eating, drinking, and checking out anything that moves or doesn't move.  Got it? OK, let's proceed...\n\nReview #10:\nway out east in Henderson; definitely catering to the locals & elderly, with miles & miles of slot machines, plus a huge bingo room, a 13-screen movie theater, and a massive 72-lane bowling alley; the kiddos are also accomodated with multiple arcades & an amusement rides area; the hotel portion is really set off to the side, so much so that I didn't even realize there were hotel rooms here initially; nice motif throughout the casino, especially the faux-balconies near the restaurants; they also have a very nice & quite large sports book that invites lingering; restaurant & bar choices are pretty basic, but the Oyster Bar is a cut above; overall, would have given them 3.5 stars if I could; best craft beer bet = the Oyster Bar for sure, which recently added about 10 good beers in bottles


Dilapidated, overpriced, loud, dowdy, cheap, spring break crowd, wait in line for EVERYTHING, $4 for a little bottle of Dasani, service is indignant...I mean, why go here?


After waiting in line & finally getting in the crowded venue, it wasn't long until one of my friends realized that she had misplaced her wallet near the bar.  (no bueno).  I don't think we ever got to enjoy dancing on every floor.  The decor is nice I suppose... statues & red lights... flower petals floating in water... candlelight.  I wasn't ready to leave the nightclub that night.  I felt like it could have offered so much more.  Till next time I guess...   I feel like there are other clubs nowadays I would much rather go to - if you're basing it off of who is performing that night.


We had dinner at the Beach House on Friday on our way up to northern Wisconsin based on reviews on Yelp.  If you are looking for good fish fry the Beach House has it.  I had the perch which was great, my bf had the walleye which i think had an even better flavor.  The fish deserves 5 stars.  Everything else a 3 star.  I would give 3 1/2 stars if that were an option.  Would definitely go back.


I've only eaten here once so far but I like it.  I had the Thai Peanut sandwich and the tomato basil soup.  I thought the sandwich was very good and unlike the other review regarding the tomato basil soup, I really enjoyed it.  The food is good and I enjoy the colorful appearance from the outside.  In fact, that's what drew me to the place.  I'm usually on my way to Paradise Bakery or Firehouse Subs when I'm in this parking lot but the flashy and colorful lights drew us in and we liked what we found inside.


I love this Wendy's. I have been coming here over the years and never had any problems. my order is always right and piping hot fresh. \n\nThe drive-thru is super speedy and the workers are always friendly. \n\nI recently have become addicted to the chili cheese fries. \n\nYou can't beat there value menu with so many tasty options.\n\nThey regularly send coupons in the mail and all of them or worth using. I got a free spicy chicken sandwich with purchase of a small drink and fries and also I liked the coupon where I got a free chili cheese fries with any purchase. I ordered from the value menu that time and my total was just $2.12 for the fries and 2 sandwiches.


Oh dear. Drinks decent but service awful.\n\nTried to book a table 5 days in advance. Tried 3 times and no one would pick up the phone and gave up as the Germany vs Brazil Blitzkreig was starting.\n\nCalled back two days later - after an extended discussion about seating arrangements (size of group & suitable tables) then high table by window was confirmed.\n\nArrived at designated time, table given to someone else and they didn't know about the booking. Just as well a couple of the gang didn't make it as they'd given away our big table which was made such a big deal of when I tried to book. Saw 4 walk-in's arrive after us and get served before us. No acknowledgement when I arrived. Took 40 mins to get the drinks - cocktails (nearly 25 mins after arriving before the order taken and got some water as knew cocktails might be a bit slow). Then 10 mins after that to get snacks that we had to ask again for. \n\nThe guy that ended up serving us was really nice but he only arrived 25mins in as he was a bit more aware than the girl serving when we arrived.\n\nSo Juniper, nah. Had I not been using a voucher, I'd have walked. And the voucher was a 2nd chance after friend's horror stories of bad service...


Honesty do not know what to rate this place! It was absolutely delicious lobster and absolutely expensive! $17 and $21 with fries and a drink. I shared the Connecticut lobster roll with French fries imagining a much larger roll but it was the tiniest of sandwiches. Not sharable but we made do since it was too late. The roll was delicious and left me wanting more! The bread itself soaked in the butter from the very juicy and fresh lobster. I will come back if I'm in a spending mood for lobster!


Great track, great people = great fun. I got back into RC racing after 7 years off and could not be more happy with this facility. Jim, Brian and all of the staff make you feel very welcome and never forget to tell you how grateful they are you showed up. No reason to look for another track, this is the one!


Loved it!  Food was fantastic and the restaurant and bar were very comfortable...good balance of trendy and casual.


I've got to agree that the portions are huge and should be shared by 3 or more people.  If you have a refrigerator in your room for the left overs then go ahead and get one meal for yourself.\n\nWe actually ate there twice because we were staying at the Imperial Palace.  The first night we had the Sage Chicken and Waffles and the #5 burger that was stuffed with bacon and avocado.  The chicken was dry and the hamburger really didn't have much flavor.  I also ordered a beer off of the draft list and was told that they don't carry draft beers at the that location but they all of the restaurants use the same menu.  That seems kinda cheap to me.  I was really looking forward to a Mothership.\n\nThe next night my husband and I shared the Sage chicken Benedict.  This time the chicken wasn't dry and the hollandaise sauce was flavorful but the biscuit underneath was dry and hard.  Our girls got the tractor pancake breakfast and the pancake was HUGE!! One lady that was walking by said \"Look its the Uncle Buck pancake!!!!\"  The girls got a laugh out of it but when I tasted it I thought \"dry again.\"\n\nSo what I would recommend is that if its late and you are staying in the hotel it doesn't hurt to try it once but don't make a special trip just to eat there.  I was very disappointed.


I was a vegetarian for thirteen years of my life and I think I would have died if this was in my hometown.  \n\nThe ultra-fresh options-a-plenty menu is a huge draw for many people, along with the ridiculously rich and delicious signature red velvet cake they feature, (along with other scrumptious similar mini cakes), but for me it's the service and attention to details that pushed them up to five stars.  \n\nRVC is located very West on Sahara - A little out of the way, but it's worth the drive for me.  The staff has been there for some time, meaning that not only are they loyal but happy there, well treated by the owner, and obviously enjoy the food as well.  :)\n\nOn first visit about two years ago, I had a Chicken and Spinach Wrap which had a generous amount of artichoke hearts, hot cuts of chicken with just the right amount of mozzarella and pesto, (which can be overwhelming.)\n\nThe Chicken, Avocado, and Oil pasta dish I had was out of this world.  It was highly recommended to me by a server and I'm so glad I did because I had to force myself to eat it as slowly as I could.\n\nThe owner really put a lot of thought and work into every ingredient that goes into each recipe, the Zen red decor that seamlessly works in the cafe and dining theme (and even into the bathrooms!), and the people who work for her.\n\nThe detail that pushed my rating from four to five was the fact that there was a solid 9 months between my initial visit and to my second visit and the waiter, (Alex!), remembered me and was very personable and made it a great experience from start to finish.


Two things make Babystacks stand out:\n\n1) unique breakfast options\n2) small, delicious pancakes\n\nI thoroughly enjoyed their adobo rice wrapped in egg, Portuguese sausage, and lemon ricotta pancakes. I was worried about getting an unnecessarily large pancake to contented with. Instead, I ordered a modified stack and got two small, thin pancakes. They were moist with a hint of lemon. \n\nBut for me it was all about the rice. The rice was a vision. Inspired. It is the reason to come back to the restaurant. It was slightly salty and well seasoned. \n\nHubby ordered the sliders, but wasn't impressed with the lack of meat (spam) in the dish.\n\nI will be back. But I don't plan to try anything new. I feel like I discovered the best dishes (for me) and I can't wait to go back to have them again.


Bought a Groupon $12 for $25 so I thought I'd check it out. I will never go back!\n\nFirst thing that was very unpleasant was it was freezing in there. I understand they need to keep sushi cold but if it's fresh they shouldn't need to keep it to where our teeth were chattering. Next thing service was extremely slow. I mean come on it's not like you have to deliver much! \n\nThe sushi is shitty. There was only one roll we truly liked. I've had revolving sushi else where and I know it's not 4 star sushi but even for lower end sushi it was not worth money. Most of the rolls reminded me of low grade grocery store sushi. \n\nMy fianc\u00e9 isn't too hip into sushi so he ordered the shrimp tempura. It took at least 20 minutes to come out. When it finally came it was freezing cold, inedible and the fried rice was disgusting. \n\nI ordered a piece of sushi that wasn't on the belt and again took forever! I had to give the waiter a displeasing look as he stood around before he realized he forgot. \n\nDo yourself a favor take you money else where even with a Groupon not worth it!!!


Way too yummy! Get the red velvet!


I'm not a black angus fan but my girlfriend is so i tag along,\nHere are a few of my observations:\nPro's\nGirls at the front desk were great and efficient\nThe waiter was helpful and courteous\nGood ceasar salad\n\nCons\nPrice...  7.25 for a margarita and 11.00 for a 6 shrimp cocktail ??\nBurger and fries 13.00?\nMy girlfriends filet was small\n\nIn the end...there are better values out there for sure. I dropped 60.00 on dinner and had a burger , fries and water. 13.00\nMy girls dinner was 47.00 !\nJust imagine if i ordered an appetizer and had a drink as well !  80.00 + No thanks!


How this place has great reviews is completely beyond me!  I have never been in a dirtier, less visually appealing salon with the most unfriendly employees ever!  I went here specifically because of  the reviews.  Maybe I got spoiled living in CA (where every salon I went to for 11 years was clean, nicely decorated and had great employees), but in my opinion this place a dump.\n\nUpon entering the salon for the first time I had a hard time finding the front desk.  It's hidden around the corner.  The first thing you see when you walk in is a crappy shelving unit holding dirty goggles and towels.  And don't even get me started about the paint job or rest of the decor in this place.  I felt like I needed a shower upon entering this place.  When I finally made my way around to the front desk (if you can call it that) I didn't even get a \"hi\", \"hello\"....not even an \"f you, you're interrupting me while I'm staring at my nails\".  *I*, the customer, greeted the employee with a smile and a \"Hello!\".  I told her it was my first time at this salon and that I'd like to purhcase five tans in a level 2 bed.  I didn't even ask her any annoying questions because I'm capable of reading the board on the wall myself, yet she treated me like I just asked her for a kidney.  She threw a clipboard in my direction and said \"Fill this out.\"  I filled out the portion with my name and address and began checking yes or no to the additional questions on the waiver (that silly legal form that protects them from being sued).  She yelled at me that I didn't need to answer the questions and that I should just sign the bottom.  Ok, sure.  I can not answer any of the important questions that you might need to know about a new client....like whether or not I burn easily, etc.  I mentioned to her that I had not been tanning in over a year so I didn't want to go to the full time.  Typically when you go to a new salon they will recommend a time based on what they know about their beds.  She took my money and in the most annoyed voice ever said \"How long?\"  Ummmmm, I just told you I hadn't been tanning in a while, so again, I haven't been tanning in a while.  How long do you recommend?  Her response \"Seven????\"  A question.  Why are you asking me?  I know nothing about your level two beds and since you didn't have me answer any of those silly questions on your waiver I doubt you could make a proper recommendation anyway.  So sure, I guess seven is good.  Another customer happened to walk in behind me during this exchange and the girl behind the counter said \"follow me\" and didn't say a word to the other customer.  A \"I'll be with you in just a moment\" would have been completely appropriate and normal in this situation.\n\nSo I follow her down a narrow bright red hallway (that it looks like my nine year old painted) to a room with a flimsy folding door.  She then tells me to bring my dirty googles and towel back to the front and drop them in the baskets.  Wait...what???!  Do you want me to wipe down the bed and do a load of laundry for you too?  Why am I paying you for me to do your job for you?  I have NEVER been asked to clean up after myself at a tanning salon....EVER!  This made me wonder if they even go in there and clean the bed after I'm done.  So I fold my door behind her and latch it with the flimsy lock they've placed because a regular door lock won't work.  I put on my lotion in the tiny room (banging my elbows on the walls and bed in the four inch square space I have) and step into the stand up bed.  The lights eventually flicker on and I notive SEVERAL long hairs caught in the wiring surrounding the bed.  Now I realize this is perfectly normal, but if they cleaned the bed every once in a while they might pick out the long hairs that have been there for over two weeks now (as I've noticed in my subsequent visits).\n\nThe other two times I've been I've dealt with another girl who seems a little more friendly, but I have to say I'll be finishing up my five tan package and never return to this little hole again.  This place leaves so much to be desired.  For the amount they charge they need to clean up a little, repaint and consider having the employees do the cleaning instead of the customers.  First impressions are everything people!


Wow, what a difference 3 years make. Three years ago, my cousins took me to this restaurant for dinner and it was so good, I visited it 2 more times before I go back to Las Vegas. \n\nFast forward to now, I came back and ordered the same thing I ordered before. Ohh boy, the food is horrible now. Everything tasted bad and the service sucks big time, even though there were only 3 tables occupied at that time. The portions were very small. The servers were unfriendly, not helpful, and basically sucks at service at all. \n\nThe prices are pretty expensive. I would not go back to this place at all. Found another great Chinese place called Tong Por located about 15 minutes away.


One of my favorite Food & Music Events here in Las Vegas!!! Small but full of energy and lots of great food!!! \n\nLocated in Downtown Las Vegas at the Fremont Experience this annual event celebrates black history month with 3 days of food,music and FUN!!! \n\nLive entertainment from local artists and more,plus bbq,soul food and lots of sweets from about 20 merchants all set up in booths directly across from the 3rd street stage. \n\nFor the most part it was exactly the same food vendors as last year with just a few new ones. My favorite John Mulls Meats Road Kill Grill was there and I was excited to visit them again since they only make this 1 appearance a year and they have FANTASTIC barbecue!! Just as I remember DYNAMITE!!!(see review below) \n\nThere were lots of food options from BBQ Turkey Legs,Chicken,Ribs,Links,Brisket,Pork plus Cajun Seafood and Catfish, Funnel Cakes, Slices of Cake, Candied,Carmel and Chocolate Apples plus lots more to choose from!! The prices are pretty reasonable for a Las Vegas event most meals were under $10!!!


This was my very first experience with this chain.. I was very disappointed.  I was with a friend that raved about how good it was so we stopped in. Mind you it was 530 am.. I asked for a sweet tea and tasted it. It was not sweet so I asked for another and yet again there was no sweetener in it.. my egg sandwich was mediocre. .. needless to say I won't go there again


This place is probably the definition of an 'alright' time in Vegas. Groupon really pulled a fast one on me and my girlfriend. For starters the Concierge is slow and unfriendly, when we arrived AND checked out the line stretched to the main entrance WITH a full staffed counter, resulting in a 20-30 minute wait.. no lie. They upgraded us to the Paradise Tower King Pool-View which was cool but the room wasn't anything special, it was REALLY dark. Literally its a dim room in the daytime and nighttime with the lamps on. THOSE BEDS THOUGH they are the best beds I've slept on in Vegas. It also takes forever to navigate this place, the towers are so darn far from each other making the trip from the room to the pool or the casino floor a literal 10 minute trip. Not To mention the standard $9 trip to and from the Hardrock to the Strip. No one was really at the pool either. If you have a option, pass on this place.


Gas prices are really good here. Usually I drove a couple blocks more and gas is more expensive than here. Another thing, if you get the rewards card from Food 4 Less and for every $100 of groceries you spend, you get 10\u00a2 off per gallon, Pretty good I would say!


Okay so my boyfriend and I stayed here Tuesday through Thursday. \nValet is EXTREMELY polite and welcoming. \nThe line was short to check in. \n\nWe got free tickets to the buffet.\nLet's just say, good thing it was free.  \n\nOur room was the Spa Suite. \nI loved everything about it. \n\nThe bathroom had it's own separate door for the toilet, which was great.\n\nThe hot tub was HUGE! \nI recommend bringing bubbles. It gets really fun. \nThe hot tub is just next to the window to enjoy a view while having a drink. \nThey also have little jets inside the hot tub that are so relaxing. \n\nThe couches were uncomfortable--stiff. \n\nThe kitchen was nice. \n\nThe AC is spectacular. It actually really works. \n\nThe food court has a great variety.\n[subway, McDonald's, sbarro, Chinese food, rubios, chicken tenders]\n\n\nMonte Carlo, you sure did satisfy our needs. \nBy far my favorite hotel on the strip now. \n\nWould have gotten 5 stars, but I feel like you should update your lamps to have an outlet to charge your phone. \nAnd also, the bottom sheet under the bed, [the \"skirt\"] was dirty. Looked like vomit. :/ \n\nBut other than that, I loved it all.


Las Vegas is highly influenced by Italian culture. In the \"mob days\" it wasn't uncommon for Italian culture to thrive in the town. The mobsters, many of Italian descent would have families that lived here. The family would set up shop and run a legitimate business in town. Sometimes even mobster's themselves would put up legitimate business as a means to launder money procured in not-so-legal sorts of ways.\n\nSilici's Pizza on Twain claims to have been in business since 1979. That's over 30 years. And while this establishment may or may not have been related with any of the nefarious history of Vegas, I can tell you that this place is ran by the same people who started it many years ago. The owner, a man well into his 70s and his son can often be seen in the place. This place does NO advertising aside from a flier that they rarely ever hand out at random. You have to actually go there to get a menu/flier. It's this kind of charm that really gives this place much appeal. \n\nBut charm alone does not make a good place to eat. Sicili's has to have the best pizza that I have ever eaten. This claim alone speaks bundles since I love pizza and am very picky about it. I resist the cardboard pizza chains (that's you - Domino's, Papa John's, and Little Caesar's) whenever I can. So when I find a solid authentic Italian pizza place, I have to go for it.\n\nSicili's doesn't skimp on the quality. It's truly as authentic as you can get. The sauce is sweet and tangy and the dough is robust with a flavor all it's own. Their unique blend of cheeses is a secret and the pinnacle of the toppings. Everything from this point is secondary. It's excellent in freshness and quality, but hard to outdo the core of what makes a good pizza splendid. \n\nThis business is strictly carry-out and delivery only. Don't expect to be able to sit down and eat. But then again, that's not what this place is about. The prices are moderate to the higher end. But keep in mind the quality you're getting. If it's a $10 cardboard pizza you want... there's places for that. If you want a quality pie, come to Sicili's and pay the little bit extra.\n\nMy $.02 Cents:\n4 Stars - Would have rendered a perfect score if the prices were a bit lower. But you do get your money's worth. Good for a treat if you want some genuine Italian style pizza at home. My suggestion - hit up their lunch/dinner specials for the best value.


Noms.  Open late, always smells fantastic, exceptionally clean, lots of Latino locals (always important when looking for good south-of-the-border grubs).  Horchata IS fantastic here, as is portion size and did I mention nom?  \n\nHad the .. er, 'La' Merced, wasn't sure about an omelette in a sandwich but I'm now a believer.  While I've only been here but once, its apparent this is much better than your average Mexican restaurant in the valley, and I rate nothing on Yelp unless it deserves it.   The family proprietors obviously take great pride in their homemade food and it shows, we've all been to Fili's and such and while I can't possibly complain about Super Nachos! this seems to be an orthodoxed church of authentic Mexican grub.   Even though the establishment is a smallish joint it's cleaner than any McDonald's I've ever been in and the love that goes into the food is apparent.  I was only there for a bit to pick up some food for the late night muchies but still got homemade chips and salsa (real salsa, ie don't bring grandma or those cousins from Ohio as they will whine about the heat) and even got to watch some Univision.  \n\nTL;DR: Eat here, it's good.


Best advice for de'lucas is to get there early if you want a weekend breakfast.  We got there at 8am on a Saturday and waited for about 5 minutes.  We did some shopping on the strip and we we passed again at 10 there was a huge line waiting to get in.  Our food was fresh and delicious.   All the toast and French toast is made from fresh Mancini bread.  Pancakes were awesome too.  Service is fast and friendly for how busy they are.  Get here early and make a nice little morning out of it like we did.


You won't find a better haircut for the price in all of Pittsburgh. \n\nI spent my first year in Pittsburgh not knowing where to get a good haircut. I tried a bunch of different places, and often settled for an overpriced buzz at Supercuts. The day I found Dan Cercone was a life changer for me.\n\nIf you go on a Saturday, one of their moms bakes cookies and has other random complimentary snacks. Following my last visit, I walked out of there looking sharp, munching on a vanilla Powerbar. (Only a couple munches, that thing was gross)


My family and I love eating here! The food is delicious. I usually order the ceviche or Zamora plate with a pi\u00f1a colada. The guacamole they make at your table is soooo good. My husband brought us all here for my birthday it was a great experience. They keep your cup full and chips and salsa keep on coming. The service here is phenomenal. In my opinion it's one of the best restaurants for Mexican food.


All dogs go to heaven, but first you have to repent at Franktuary.  \n\nAt first I was an unbeliever.  I mean, how good can you make a haute dog?  I was blind, but now I see.  Just have a little faith!  I tried the classic Texan (chili + cheese + jalapenos) and a gourmet Pittsburgh (coleslaw + smooshed pierogie aka pot-sticker wrapping).  I liked the type of hot-dog buns used.  It didn't collapse or split under pressure.  It must be a sin to make a hot-dog so divine.  I slurped down the heavenly blue (blueberry blackberry raspberry) fruit shake very quickly.


Ok sports bar, good happy Hour values.  Wings and the usual sports bar food.  Food quality is good but salad and vegetarian choices are limited, but available.  Beer by the pitcher.  Some customers get to loud and use loud foul language which the staff seems to tolerate so be aware if you take the kids.


The spa lobby was quite stunning. We were blown away when we walked in. It was like a palace!\n\nWe first used their facilities, which was quite impressive. There were different lounges of locker rooms, private changing rooms, waterfall showers, heated patio stone chairs. \n\nWe booked the massage last minute, they were able to accommodate us, which was nice. We had a couple massage there. The massage was good. I almost felt asleep during the treatment. \n\nI have to take off one star because it was pretty expensive---$180 for 50 minutes for each person.


The highlight of our visit here has to be the lengthy typed 'banned list' on the wall. \n\nThere is so much to say about this place, so let me start with the positives...\n- The characters inside seem lovely, this is clearly their second home but they have such a lovely sense of community with they darts and dominoes club.\n- When Joe and I walked in we didn't feel unwelcome despite the fact that we stuck out like a saw thumb.\n- The drinks are unbelievably cheap, \u00a31.70 for a vodka lime and soda.\n- Although we didn't try any, they had a small food menu, rolls for 90p and a burger for about \u00a31.70.\n\nHowever, there are many negatives...\n- It was close to 100\u00b0c inside.\n- Smelled like an old people's home.\n- Generally a bit manky.\n- It was like an old men's social club, not somewhere a 26 year old female really fits in!\n\nSo overall, if you are an old man who wants to sit in the pub all day with some friends, then this is the place for you!


Various friends of mine have told me that Cosi makes good sandwiches, but at best, I find it mediocre. Not that they're bad sandwiches, but I feel that they lack a bit of character and taste -- The sandwiches I've had just seemed too cooked and also seemed to be lacking a bit of a fresh/raw element as well as a couple condiments. I also find them a bit too tiny for the price. Ah well.


Food Like Woah, lines like Oh No!\n\nI bring out of town guests here who have seen the Las Vegas episode of Man V. Food, and they all LOVE it.  The JOHN GOODMAN-pre-weight loss-sized portions here are insane.  I always order the southern fried-chicken eggs benedict (the dish featured on Man V. Food).  It is rich, heavy, and comforting, just like Oprah.  \n\nTypically, be ready to wait when you come here. This place is no secret anymore.  The service has always been good, which is important for a restaurant that generally functions at capacity.  \n\nA good way to enjoy this spot is to sit in or at the bar where seats are first come/first served, and split an entree with a friend.  A better way though, is to just go nuts, order everything you're appetite desires, and schedule some time for a nap afterwards.


So I went to this bar last night with a group from work. The bar tender was extremely friendly and had a great personality. This was during the Sunday night football game so there were roughly 15 people in the bar. After the game, it was only my group of 3 and 1 other customer. So we moved to a table and attempted to order food! There seemed to be a waitress on site but did not come to our table! I had to walk up to the kitchen window and order food as if I was at McDonalds!! Only difference is McDonalds would have had better service! The \"waitress\" seemed to not care about anything except the fact she was friends with the owner! I asked if there was any specials and the girl yelled to the bar tender \"is the game on still on\"! Once she realized the game was over she said NOPE! Sense it was a celebration with my team, I ordered a pizza anyway! I should have taken my team to Pizza Hut, the service would have been better and the food sure would have as well! No need to stop or order food from here it will be a waste of time and money!


Gilbert is really a nice guy and very professional. He came on time of my flight. Fitted my luggage nicely. I had 5 huge luggage and some small ones too. He drives very carefully.


This is my least favorite Cirque du Soleil show in Vegas (out of the ones I have seen so far). I think the reason some people like it is because they really try to incorporate more comedy. I didn't find that appealing at all but I think it would probably be good for families with kids. Watching Mystere felt a lot more like going to the circus than anything else. The other shows feel more like a ballet or a musical play with acrobats. It just wasn't my thing.


Ramen Bar is a welcome addition of Japanese food to the Pittsburgh area. Unfortunately, me and my roommate are both from California, so we have very high expectations of ramen.\n\nThe portion were a bit on the small side, and the flavor wasn't anything spectacular. They charge extra for things that are usually given in normal ramen--like egg, etc. \n\nThe decor was cute and the servers were nice. The food wasn't anything special though so I doubt I will feel a need to head back to Ramen Bar with so many better Asian restaurants surrounding it.


Won't be going back.  Husband ordered a gin and tonic.  Had to send it back as it didn't taste good and he was told they don't have tonic so they make their own?!?!?  The vegetarian sushi rolls we ordered did not taste or look that fresh... the avocado was brown.  Ick!  Did enjoy the rolls with asparagus tempura but they ran out of asparagus so we couldn't order anymore.  Also, the interior really needs to be fixed up.  They place did not have a nice ambiance and a big piece of wood blocking the old window to outside.  I can't imagine this place will be in business for much longer.


This Jamba Juice is located inside the McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas, NV. It's a good healthy detox option at the airport after guaranteed crazy nights in Vegas, especially since the food choices are few and far between. Nothing wrong with the quality of the smoothies itself. However, I had to lower a star because the prices seem to be ridiculously jacked up - especially the boosts! I noticed at least a $0.63+ increase per boost, as I had JUST had Jamba Juice a few days before in San Diego, CA. Seriously? Not a happy camper.


The BEST decision I've made all week was to pop my head into Chef Jean-Paul and Rachel's bakery!  Even though we just had dinner across the street, the place looks and smells so \"delicious\" -- we couldn't resist!  So, we decided to order a little bit of everything from Bear Claws, peach & pineapple fruit tarts to a blue berry custard pie for breakfast the next day.  Heck, the price is so reasonable compared to all the over-price bakery shops -- why not, right?!!  Let me tell ya!  We snuck a bite of the bear claw at 10pm that night and the rest was history.  :-)  YUM!!!!  I'll definitely be back!


Trent is a gift entertainer but the female dancer, must go.  She adds nothing to the show and in fact, takes away from Trent's amazing talent.  While she is a great dancer, it's not fit for this show.\n\nTrent - you need to be on iTunes!  What a waste of talent to not have your voice heard by many Elvis fans.  \n\nGet more active on social media, you deserve it.  The show would be over the top good if you get rid of the female dancer. Several people walked out of show and were mumbling about her dancing.  \n\nI will come back again and again, but not with the dancer.  Trent is the star, not her.  She isn't even a compliment to the music or show.


Was in Charlotte in March and Omg the cook out!!! Why oh why do we have nothing whatsoever like this in Miami??? 4 am - yummy pulled pork, corn dog, hush puppies, cole slaw and the best damn banana shake I've ever had in my entire life for like 6 or 7 bucks. Coming from the land of batidos and where bananas actually grow, I'm tempted to look up franchising information but apparently this little chain does not stray far from it's queen city. Win. All around.


Store is nice and big, bright, organized. Makes me feel like an old shop based on how nothing is bagged and boarded so you have to look for a good copy which I like. \n\nHowever they have no ethics about pricing. I bought some comics off the new wall, not marked up at all. A woman rang me up never said a word about what these comics were being sold for, even though it wasn't marked on the books and they clearly are making up their price. So I trusted her total because I wasn't adding up what I bought before I bought it, I just knew i grabbed 10-14 comics. So I get home and see that I was charge $6.60 for a comic that every other store sells for $3.99.  Now this was an incentive comic of 1:3, but no other shop in Las Vegas or Cali has ever charged me more than $3.99 for this because 1:3 is an extremely low incentive, and cover price for the regular version is $3.99, even Velvet Undergound will charge 15% below the $3.99. \n\nSo I thought this was a mistake and called and asked why was I charged more than $3.99, and was told that's what the price was.  Then when I asked why wasn't it marked with that price because it's clearly their own price and not common for those books, I was told since there was no price I should have asked.  \n\nAnd I completely agree, it's my fault. It's my fault for not assuming I was going to be killed on the price for trying to give some business to my local shops instead of buying online like everyone else is doing nowadays. But still I do not feel this was a valid reason.  So by their pricing logic, they can just make prices up on the spot if they felt like it since nothing is marked with the correct price. Granted it's their business they can do what they like, but it was a major turn off for me to ever shop here again.\n\nIt would take me too long having to ask every single price before I bought a comic.


Rio has ruined a great breakfast. Food is not the same as the original. Food was cold service is poor. Go to the free standing spot not in a casino.


dont bother


Self-serve frozen yogurt seems to be this new crave that is all over the valley. Some places do it extremely well, and others are just plain mediocre, and soemtimes bad.\n\nLots of unique flavors here, however, my fiancee was a little upset that there was no red velvet. I just discovered moshi, and it is quite possibly the most amazing thing ever. Moshi is kind of like marshmallows, but as someone who only eats kosher I try to avoid eating marshmallows from outside. Moshi is an excellent substitute, and it really goes well with ANY yogurt flavor.\n\nThe one thing I have to comment on is the strawberries here which were very, very ripe. Most other places seem to just throw any kind of strawberries into their yogurt line, but Yogurtology happened to have some really good calories.\n\nIts a super clean store, and the decorations are definitely very unique. The only thing that keeps me from giving Yogurtology a 5-star is the price, at 45 cents an ounce its slightly more than the Yogurtland I'm used to near ASU campus.


If for whatever reason you are in Mt. Horeb and you aren't there to visit the Mustard Museum, you need to go to it.\nIt is insane how much mustard there is... over 4,400! I had a hard time not walking away with a basket full of mustards. If you are looking for that hard to find mustard you love or a great gift you someone it is a must visit.


The absolute worst Arbys. They shorted me 2 deluxe sandwhiches and when i called after driving 10 minutes home. The manager pretended not speak english. Not worth driving back over there. Stay away!!!!!


I was shopping around in the area for quality laminate flooring for my new home. I decided to go with TLC because of the quality service Ramin provided. He was very honest with his products and very knowledgable. My mother wanted to install hardwood flooring but he explained the pros and cons of it. We went with laminate flooring instead because he explained that hardwood flooring is not ideal in Las Vegas because of the dry climate. I did not know that!!! We went with the Shaw laminate flooring. He gave us a good deal. 1.89 per sq ft for Shaw laminate flooring and that included the padding!!! I did not go with chinese made laminate or home depots because of the quality. TLC has good quality products for a great price!!\n\nThanks Ramin for all your help. I love my floors.


We are in Vegas on vacation and we always enjoy finding the local places to eat that you just can't find anywhere else. Yayo Taco was excellent!!! I'm pretty sure we ordered one of everything from the menu; the Pollo, the Camarones, the Texano and the Shanghi tacos were incredible!!! You gotta go...


Simply the BEST! I've been coming here for years now after researching their good reviews & they have NEVER let me down. Don & Janet take good care of my car that's getting old & falling apart. Thank you Brake Masters for being the most honest mechanics in Vegas! In the past 2 years I have taken my car to them for Brakes & they have told me I don't need brakes yet instead of ramming me & saying I do. When I got my front finally done they sd u have awhile before u need back brakes. Today we dropped my car off for a check engine light & they cld & said a minor issue, gave me estimate n had my car ready within the hour. A minor repair at minor cost because they're HONEST!


Great liitle mexican restaurant in the heart of old port Montreal.  Unique (this it has roasted eggplant in it)  spicey salsa, good guacamole, and frozen drinks.  We stayed at the hotel upstairs. Say hello to Fanny, she runs the place and adds a friendly touch to everything.


Breakfast review.\n\nI turned up there this morning and was really pleased with what was on offer. First, the bar was decorated with frightenly large (and scary yummy looking) apple fritters under traditional glass cake domes. Offered by the quarter (no you don't need to order a whole one) thats more than enough of that deep-fried-frosted-frittery-goodness.\n\nBreakfast options were many and while deciding we were treated to some curiously strong coffee - just the way I like it.\n\nOf all the organic-ish, local-ish ingredients it was hard to decide - but, I finally settled in on the scramble of the day with sage sausage, aged cheddar and sweet onions swimming with les ouefs. Brilliant.\n\nFriendly staff, not crowded but, by the time we left it was filling up....


I am writing purely on the ambience of the restaurant and the quality of the food itself. The ambience was very authentic and colorful. Plenty of hanging and wall decorations are throughout the restaurant although quite small. The food quality is average and the service is friendly. Not bad though. If I had a choice I would prefer to eat at either Fausto's or El Torito (Food quality is good but service is very slow). But nonetheless those 2 businesses are not nearby if your out on a lunch break.\n\nWhat I would also like to touch on are the prices. The prices are pretty high for what you get which is ok food quality. I would have given the prices itself 2 stars but everything else about the restaurant is ok.


Once you're on The Strip, you can't miss the large and domineering Las Vegas replica of the Eiffel Tower or the Paris balloon.\n\nThere's a ride that can take you in the elevator of the Eiffel Tower, and then there's the infamous Eiffel Tower souvenier cup. The Eiffel Tower souvenier cup is a must. A must I say! Boyfriend and I's IDs were checked, and the bartender noticed that my boyfriend's birthday was day of, so he doubled the dosage of vodka. Ouuvay! Guaranteed to make you actin' like you druUuuunk.\n\nInterior decor could use a bit more oomph tho.


Was an Ok experience, love the picnic tables however not the dirt.  Not sure there is much you can do about the flies being outside.  Would really like to see an area to refill coffee instead of standing in line at the food window behind several people


We started off using the cleaning solution on a groupon. Our first experience was good-friendly quick reply and a great clean. We then signed up for reoccurring cleaning and requested Thomas G because he does an amazing job and knows our dogs. We we're told he'd come and if he wasn't coming they would let us know so we can leave the dogs in the kennel or outside. They did not let us know and the new cleaners would not go into the house because the dogs we're barking at them(completely understandable). When we talked with the holly and one other person (can't remember the name) they we're rude and continued to tell us \"sorry you're dogs didn't let your house get cleaned\"\nThey also did not make any attempts to reschedule. Then they double charged us for cleaning. \nThe quality of cleaning was good from Thomas but otherwise was horrible. One time when Thomas didn't come we had to have someone come out and re clean because the house was still dirty. I couldn't even tell that someone had been there. When we first complained again horrible customer service.\n\nAfter a little over six months and any attempts at making things work, we finally cancelled our service.\n\nI wouldn't recommend anyone using this company.


Came here with a friend for lunch and sat on the roof top deck. Aces for that! We started with the fried pickle. Love FP, but these were a poor representation of them. Greasy and the batter was peeling off. I had the brisket with sweet potato, oh! That's right. I didn't get what I ordered. I over cooked greasy fries like everyone else. The brisket was very good thought. It had shoe string onion rings and slaw on it. The meat was a bit over cooked. It was a beautiful day to hand with friends on the sunny deck!


The domestic terminal has improved significantly since I was here about six years ago. And the improvements are impressive, especially free WiFi. There are two bad things about this airport: (a) if you fly into the international terminal and need to make a connecting domestic flight, you must exit the international terminal, walk about 15 to 20 minutes outside in the hot sun and reenter the airport and go through check in and security again; and (b) those money eating slot machines are everywhere to rob you of your coins and dollar bills. So, if you are bringing any duty-free alcohol from abroad and you are carrying your booze with you, they will make you discard your precious liquids, or you need to stick them inside your check in luggage (and hope, the bottles don't break).


I think they are lying about it being frozen yogurt. It taste just like ice cream! I went here bc I wanted frozen yogurt. I like the taste of frozen yogurt. Not here, you'll get ice cream. It's good for Ice cream but taste nothing like frozen yogurt.


As a former member of this location, my contract didn't expire until the end of 2013.  In an effort to close out my account, I paid off the existing balance.  I had heard rumors that although I closed the contract, I should watch my credit card statement because this particular location has a reputation for continuing to charge credit cards with the assumption that the charge will not be noticed.  Surprise!  I checked today and I was charged for a contract that has been paid in full.  A franchise is only as good as the location.  This \"owner\"  is an experienced con artist based and needs to be shut down.


This was decent comfort food from back home.  Not worth a special trip but, if you're in the area, it is pretty good.