Love this place! I really HATE all of the run of the mill super markets. Well now you know that about me. The store is quaint and filled with all of the organic goodies that my heart desires. The staff is friendly and willing to help when you seek them first. The produce is fresh and looks good as well. They also have a pretty decent meat counter without making the store feel like a giant  super market. In short I love the store super nice,clean, and organised.


3.5 Star\n\nThe storekeeper here at Marie is really friendly, she offered me a sample of some tea while I was browsing the store. \n\nHere you will find good selection of tea and tea wares. And even chocolate that has tea flavour! I ended up picking up a bar of Milk Chocolate with Green Tea & Jasmin from Morocco!\n\nThere is a few tables that you can order a cup of tea to enjoy.\n\nGood for anyone that are into tea or a place to pick up a gift for any tea lovers!


Ok there are to many complaints about the employee's. Do you think most of them want to be working at a minimum wage job? Don't expect them to be too happy all the time... and for the most part they are nice and helpfull. I would like to complain about the customers more so... some of them get to angry for food, like seriously it's just food dont get yourself to worked up. And for the record I would like too say that McDonalds coffee lids are the best invention ever, every other coffee lid, like at Tim Hortons, NEVER stays open!!! I love the LID!!! It's EPIC!


Most of what I have read here is pretty accurate, and, yes, you get what you pay for,\nBUT- one really good thing about the IP is that for NFL fans, on NFL Sundays, they open up the theater and put MANY huge screen tv's up so you can literally watch EVERY single play of every single game all day long - great-looking waitresses serve alcohol and you can get cheap food, too.  Not a bad place at all to watch the games, especially if you have money on lots of games.


What a dump! The arcade was rundown, most of the machines are out of order. Everything is over priced. The races are 25.00 per person for 10 minutes! The management was unprofessional. There were literally two teenagers running the place. They did not run it like it is a business, they ignored the few customers that were in there. We waited at the counter for 10 minutes and the people who were in front of us had been there longer. The girl at the counter was in eyesight but on a cell phone. Both the men's and women's restrooms were out of order, and the entire establishment was dirty. SAVE YOUR MONEY,


Being in a casino, you're rarely encouraged to leave.  This is the place you want to eat at odd hours that pretty much has everything. I'm a big fan of all day breakfast, and will order it at all chances if given the opportunity.\n\nMr. Lucky's is a old school diner in the casino (think johnny rockets, just crappier).  The casino actually has about 5 some odd restaurants, but I think this is the only one open at weird hours.\n\nOne thing I always get at breakfast is pouched eggs (cause I like them).  The thing that kinda bugs me about some restaurants is that they steam them into this little perfect briquette of a egg.  This is NOT how to poach an egg...  I mean, how hard is it to boil water with vinegar in it?\n\nI also got the ham.  The piece of ham I got was about 1.5cm thick.  Seriously gigantic in terms of breakfast portions.  Apparently this is where you get ham steaks in vegas at breakfast.\n\nAll in all with the price through the roof (it is vegas...) and the mediocre food, I'd probably recommend going somewhere else.  There's a coffee shop that has sandwiches on the other side of the casino.  Go there... end of story.


As others have reported, you email for reservations.  Email, provide credit card to hold reservation, then receive your golden tickets in snail mail.  Willy Wonka-ish golden ticket not needed when checking in as they have your contact info...\n\n20 courses of Spanish cuisine.\n\nThey asked us to check in 30 minutes prior to your reservation to explain beverage options.  This would have been fine except they seated us 22 minutes late.  Minus points--ask us to be early yet seat us late.\n\nPlating only.  Meticulous and detail oriented, yet including preparation would've been true theatre as other yelpers have griped.  \n\nChef and his staff lacked charisma--need personality.  They need to build up our anticipation, add/increase fervor!  Anticlimactic delivery...\n\nThe all-important taste test... Underwhelming.  20 courses but not many wowed me.  Their centerpiece for this evening--their ribeye--did shine but not brightly.  Is this what Jose Andres is all about?  Bring in your fancy ingredients, impress my eyes, tease my nose, but let my tongue down... =(\n\nTip included (quick glance looked like 20%).  Service was worth the 20% automatic gratuity.\n\nWould I come back here again?  Not on my short list of Vegas restaurants to revisit....


great guy...  and great pizza..  good experience all around.


They changed the menu!  My server tried to explain the items they no longer had.  When I complained and said I would come less often (i usually come twice a month) my server, Christopher R, decided to just walk away after chirping \"It was changed well over a month ago\".\n\nThe pizza I decided to order was horrible.  Needless to say based on the change in the menu and the horrible service that I won't be going back anytime soon.


Why can't more boba places open after 9PM!    Lollicup is decent, but not the best.  A good selection boba drinks and inexpensive snack foods.  My favors are the beef roll, beef noodles, and fried tofu. If you have been to a Lollicup in Cali, don't expect the same level of boba quality or service here.


Renegade always has consistently great food. It's also very nice inside with an open atmosphere and classy decor. I love everything on their menu, and I usually get their salmon. And... best of all.... the BREAD PUDDING. So nom. My parents really like the creme brulee too. Great spot with great food!


That place is horrible. We never get served and we got ignored from servers and bartender. They did not bring the  menus and didn't even ask us for drinks  for about 10 mins. So we just walked out. Again, that's terrible place to go.


This is a nice little pizza place, one that I can see myself coming back to. I recently ordered the small Brooklyn pizza with some cheesy garlic knots. The crust was cooked nicely, with some tasty pepperoni, sausage and basil. The cheese on the knots didn't really stick well, but it was all pretty good as well.


Sure, it's not far away from home, but once you enter The Boulders' incredible property, you feel like you've been transported to another world!  Our one-night staycation at this renowned resort exceeded my expectations.\n\nWe lucked out and stayed in one of the renovated casitas.  It had plenty of room all around; what a perfect layout!  (An extremely comfortable king bed, a desk, a sitting room, a fireplace, walk-in closet, flat screen TV, large bathroom and a patio with a gorgeous view).  In addition, they have every amenity one would expect and more.  High end spa products, robes, mini-bar, etc... plus extra special touches such as a flash light on a keychain for wandering the property at night, and a bedside book for your reading pleasure entitled \"Life is Good.\"  Our casita # was 282 in case anyone wants to put in a special request ;)  It's located near the Golden Door Spa which I'll review separately but highly recommend!\n\nDuring the 24 hours we spent at The Boulders, we sat by the main pool, had some lunch, visited the spa, Jared played a bit of golf (I hear the course is pretty spectacular), saw a coyote, worked out in the top notch fitness center and movement studio, had a glorious breakfast at the Spa Cafe, and were blown away by the friendly staff / service all around.  \n\nThe Boulders truly provides a Zen-like experience, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a relaxing get-away in a first class resort.  I will warn you, it's pricey in high season.  Thankfully, we did have a gift card this time... but I can't wait to return and take advantage of their summer rates (which I hear are pretty incredible).  \n\nJust like the book that sits bedside in the casita, staying at The Boulders really does remind you that \"life is good!\"


My husband and I used to frequent this place whenever we felt like going out to dinner. The pizza isn't the best in town, but we were fond of the service and neighborhood-y atmosphere (friendly, casual). The last 4 times we've been there over the past few months, the service has been actually awful. \n\nOnce we had a new waitress, who said it was her first day as a waitress, for which I felt bad because...why wasn't anyone training her?! Last time, the waitress was actually rude, and barely checked on us, even though we would have ordered more if she had. Her loss, Pino's loss.\n\nUsed to feel like an old friend. Sadly, no more. Not sure we'll ever go back, because you want to feel welcome when you frequent a place.\n\nIf you do go, I recommend a plain cheese or quattro fromaggi pizza or the lasagna, which is often on special. \n\nOh, they used to serve budweiser (regular, not light) in frosted glasses, and there was something old fashioned and delicious in it, but they don't seem to do that anymore either. \n\nThere is also one great Italian waiter, but we never get him anymore. I guess we're not good enough to get real waiters?? Ha.


This place is fantastic!  Every time I go I try something different.  The family who owns, cooks and serves at Da Vang are very attentive, give great advice on what to try and really work hard to make your experience a good one!  Love, Love Love!


the food is great but no more steak on the menu. thats why i gave it 3 stars.


Went for a late dinner after going to a PSO concert across the street. Had reservation and was seated at the first table by the door, the one next to the stairs to second floor. Upon sitting down, we found the table was wobbly. Had some guy come over and stick a piece of folded up paper underneath. Didn't quite fix it but at least it was spilling water anymore.\n\nNoisy environment. OK I understand it was Friday night but still it was noisier than I'd have liked. Prices correctly reflect it's downtown location. However, food was just OK. Ordered crab cakes for some $28 and definitely not the best I've had. Good thing was that it was mostly all crab meat and very little filler but I wasn't impressed by the quality of the meat. Service seemed lacking as well.


HOLY MEAT-GASM!\n\nI have been stationed in front of Chima restaurant (as the resident uptown Hot Dog Dude) since it was being built.  As it is a bit on the hefty side, price wise, I haven't had the opportunity to eat there til now. BIG MISTAKE!\n\nOn the pro side:\n\nAwesome atmosphere, super attentive staff, wonderfully appointed surroundings, complimentary valet parking, insanely good food.  \n\nCons: Beer was a bit expensive (but they had to make up the cost of all the food I ate SOMEWHERE!)\n\nMy wife , myself and another couple took advantage of restaurant week and went to this Festival of Meat for the first time.  I am almost without words in consideration to the service, food quality and overall experience.  Though everything was not perfect (food-wise) MOST was. \n\nIt's a splurge restaurant for us normal folks but it is worth the babysitting money and the time we waited for a table for sure. \n\nGet there, get some and get a nap!\n\nVic OUT!


My nails were chipping from too much dice throwing during the week, and since vegas sucks up my money all the time, I was looking for a quick and cheap manicure to do some repair before I headed back. This was the first place that popped up on yelp, and I headed over for the reviewed $10 manicure. \n\nFirst of all, the price was raised to $12 for a manicure now. Secondly, I feel like non-manhattan salons do not carry Essie. I've only visited 2 so far, but nobody has Essie which is my go to. I'm ok with OPI, which is a staple but its sad that they didn't have essie. \n\nThe lady that worked on my manicure was fine. She used a buffering machine thing, which is new for me. I've never had that type of treatment before. The manicure was fine, my nails lasted about a week or 1.5 weeks. \n\nThe establishment itself didn't feel very chic or anything, but its fine for a quick manicure. It's a nail salon and a hair salon together. Most of the workers are vietnamese, and theres one haircutting lady that's chinese. They're not too chatty which is what I like; I tend to zone out when I'm getting a manicure. and they're friendly and nice. It's located in the middle of a small shopping plaza near this large asian super market, which was convenient. \n\nI recommend this place if you're visiting vegas and you need a quick fix.


Yummmmm! Everything was tasty, the koolaid took me back! Wish we had saved room for red velvet cake!


I'm only here...still waiting for a table because I have to use a gift card I received. I've watched 6 tables stay empty for 25 minutes. I understand they take reservations,  but their operations flow is slow and the front of the house staff doesn't seem terribly concerned with the starving patrons that have congregated outside.  This review probably won't matter because people love Pf changs no matter what.  I won't return though.


Great Brats!


The only reason I'm giving AccuTemp two stars INSTEAD of one is because their replacement specialist Mike was awesome.  If we could have dealt with him the entire time we would have gone ahead with the repairs -and likely be giving them a better review right now.  \n\nThe reason they are getting such a low rating is because:\n\nI called AccuTemp originally because I liked the fact that their technicians are non-commisioned.  I told the lady who answered the phone that I needed to schedule a repair estimate.  She responded, \"A repair estimate. Okaaay.\"  My initial instinct was to hang-up.  I have an A/C unit that is functioning subpar and I'd like someone to take a look at it.  Call it what you want, I could do without the attitude I was getting over the phone.  But I thought, just because receptionist irks me, doesn't mean their technicians aren't great.  So I clarified what I wanted and we scheduled an appointment for a couple days later.\n\nWe wanted an estimate for replacing the Air Handler up in the attic at a rental property.  The replacement specialist (Mike) gave us a quote, but suggested that we have one of their repair technicians take a look at the unit since there might be a cheaper solution to our problem.  We found Mike to be very honest, professional, and courteous.\n\nSo we set up another appointment with a repair technician.  We scheduled several days in advance and were told he would arrive between 1-5pm on Friday.  On Friday at 5:20pm the renter's called to let me know that nobody had showed up/ were wondering if they should keep waiting.  Now granted it was Memorial Day weekend, and I'm sure they were slammed, but a courtesy call would've been greatly appreciated.  I called the office and got the voicemail since it was after hours.  I left a message and waited hoping someone would call me back.  Finally I thought to call Mike (replacement technician) on his cell, even though he wasn't involved with our repair.  Within minutes Mike called me back and said he had called the main office and they should be getting in contact with me shortly.  Again, awesome customer service by Mike!  The main office did call shortly and said they could have someone out there around 7:30pm or the following morning.  The renter's were NOT happy with this at all as they had Memorial weekend plans, so we rescheduled appt for the following Tuesday.\n\nLate Tuesday afternoon I get a snide phone call (same receptionist, lots of attitude) that the repair technician is at the rental property, but nobody is home.  At the same time the renters are calling me to let me know it's almost 5pm and nobody's showed up yet.  So I asked the receptionist if she was sure he was at the right address (Ave not Dr. or St.)  Turns out he was at the wrong address,  She apologized and said he'd be there shortly.  He suggested we have two parts replaced.  But before he could replace anything we needed to install plywood in the attic so he could have easier access.  \n\nIn speaking with the receptionist to get clarification over what exactly was needed, she said two 8'x2' sections 1inch thick ($50 at home depot). I asked if the sections could be cut at all so we could fit them in our car, but she said \"No.\" and suggested that we \"rent a truck from Home depot\". We live 60miles away from the rental property and the whole process was turning into a huge headache. \n\nSo we went with a different company.  Visca A/C -(http://www.yelp.com/biz/visca-a-c-phoenix#query:visca%20air)  Their estimate for the same two parts was half the price of Accu Temp's (granted Accu Temp is a larger company/ probably has more overhead costs), but after checking the A/C they also said only one of the two parts even needed to be replaced /the other was working perfectly fine which again cut the cost of the repair in half.  And they said the attic was easy to navigate -no need for any plywood!


This company was a nightmare to work with. They initially started the work on the pool replaster and spa addition promptly, in order to collect the first two payments, but that is when the work pretty much stopped. Nothing got done for weeks. When work was done, it was unsupervised, and thus some things needed to be redone multiple times to get them done right, such as moving the PVC pipe covered utilities away from the pool, where the workers had placed them sticking 3 feet up from the ground, right next to the spa. It took two times before they placed behind the fountain where they could not be seen. They also had problems tiling the fountain backsplash, and when they had to tear it up, they put all their garbage in my recycling bin. Fortunately I noticed it, as I am sure I would have been fined by city of Scottsdale  had I not. He very reluctantly came to empty the can, and seemed to think it was quite unreasonable for me to ask for him to do that. The last straw was when they dug the gas line. He did not supervise or use a locator service and when I returned from my trip, I found power outages all aver the house. Turned out that they had hit an electrical conduit, and damaged it so severely that it pulled wires out of the wall on a sub panel. Then instead of owning up to it, they covered it up. Bill of course was right there trying to collect his final bill before this damage was discovered. I refused to pay it at the time because the yard was left a total mess. When he saw the electricians in the yard, he was acting very nervous, and told them that they did not  do anything. It took 3 electricians hours to locate the damage, and when they did, he refused to take any responsibility initially what so ever. I however had all the proof I needed, and eventually he paid about $1,300.00 of a $2,100.00 bill. If you are thinking of getting any pool work done, stay away from this company!\nAnita C.


Best movers ever!  Seriously.  My husband and I have moved over 20 times with work.  We have used movers all over the country, paid a lot on some moves for the big name movers.  Umbrella Movers beats them all.  They were careful with our boxes, Paul organized and packed the truck brilliantly and the other guys, Nick and Hollis, were smart, professional, hard workers.  Most relaxed I've ever been during a move.  They took pride in their work and were a pleasure to be around.  Would definitely recommend these guys and wish that we could use them for all of our moves.  Thanks so much for making it a pleasant experience guys!  All the best, Mike and Marilyn


Not crowded today. This place gets busy fast, but on early Sunday morning, we had no trouble finding a parking place, nor finding a line at the buffet. \n\nWe saw many new slots as well, most empty however, both before we ate and after. Business must be down. \n\nIf you are lucky, you could find the best slots here, they have always been pretty good to me.


Just terrible.  Crappy service, unfriendly waiters.  We had to ask five times for more shrimp.  We got the 2 for 1 coupons and they tried to charge us full price anyways, then took forever to come back with the bill.  We waited over 20 minutes to get our bill back with the correct total before we could leave.  The restaurant is dirty, and clearly not cared for very well.  I should have known better than to take a deal from the street guys, when in Vegas, spend like you're in Vegas and go somewhere that knows how to treat you.


Amazing food and champagne.  One of the best selections of champagne I have ever seen!  The Sunday Brunch is excellent, make sure you show up for that!!!  We went for dinner and had a wonderful experience.  As it got later in the evening the place got louder and more crowded.


Just got back from a stay at the Phoenician.   Although the resort was beautiful, I was thoroughly disappointed in their service and won't return. I don't take a lot of vacations but do like to stay at a top notch place when I do go. For me, the service is by far the most important aspect on my trips and I found the staff at the Phoenician lacking in that respect. We were given a mountain view room. Typically, when I hear a hotel advertise mountain versus pool view rooms, it's not a big deal to me (in fact, I'd prefer the mountain except if I'm in a coastal hotel with a view of the ocean). In this case though, what they mean by mountain is opening your shade and being right next to a mountain (so close you can tell the bugs on the bushes). So essentially, you don't really have a view. That wasn't the greatest, but the bigger problem was I had no phone reception on half of the room and the other half I was only able to get one bar (clearly a result of being right next to a mountain). We went to the NCAA basketball game on our first day in town so we weren't in the room much. The next morning, I went down to use the fitness facility and found it to be sub-par for a hotel of the level of the Phoenician (needed a serious refresh...they have a bunch of antiquated machines and spin bikes). I asked the concierge if she knew of a track nearby (figured I'd just go for a jog instead since I didn't like the fitness center). She had some maps laid out for jogs on the complex but I informed her that running on asphalt takes its toll on my knees and that I really needed a track. I asked if there was a college nearby and she directed me to ASU, but gave me bad directions (had me turn right on Camelback and it should have been left). I drove for about 35 minutes and never came across the first street that I was supposed to turn on (Scottsdale Blvd). So that wasted over an hour of my time for nothing. As I kept having calls drop off on my phone, I became more annoyed with the situation and by Saturday morning complained to the front desk. The snooty clerk replied..\"well sir, we can't do anything about the way the hotel is constructed\". I thought to myself, so what are you saying?...your customers have to suck it up and deal with it? I would think a more professional clerk would have apologized for the inconvenience and immediately look to switch my room (instead of me telling the clerk that this wouldn't do). So I had the room switched but it wasn't available yet (it was 7am). He said I would receive a call informing me when the room was ready. By 12:30, we hadn't received a call and had to leave for the game so I called the front desk. The clerk said to leave our packed luggage on the bed and it would be moved for us to the new room by the time we got back. We arrived back at the hotel at 5. The new room was ready but the luggage hadn't been moved (they said they would take care of it right away). So we went to the bar for a little over an hour. We got back to the room...still no luggage. I called back to the desk and the clerk apologized and said it would be done right way). After another hour and still no luggage, I went to the desk and complained (we had 8 o'clock dinner reservations at a restaurant away from the hotel and needed to change clothes). We finally received our luggage just before 7:30 and needless to say didn't really have time to freshen up a bit before dinner (actually just got to the restaurant at 8). Although the front desk manager apologized the next day, it really didn't matter to me at that point. She asked what she could do to make me happy and offered to comp a massage or a free meal. I just asked if it was possible to get an \"uneventful\" day from her staff (which was really all I wanted all along). She had a look on her face like she didn't even know how to respond to that request (as though that might be asking the impossible). I mentioned that I really didn't think I was asking too much to have our luggage delivered and perhaps her staff could have at least made sure we had some ice (they don't have ice machines so we had to call room service for ice). She was surprised by the ice comment and questioned whether we had had turn down service (apparently the maids are supposed to deliver ice every night). I informed her we never received ice in the 3 nights we had been there and I had to call for it (and of course, tip their room service which I thought was bogus). She did end up comping our lunch but honestly it just didn't matter. I can't stand it when a 5 star hotel provides shoddy service like this. There are plenty of deals out there especially with the economy being in the shape it's in (even for 5 star hotels). My wife actually chose the hotel (I was pushing for the Four Seasons). The last day at the hotel was our 25th wedding anniversary, but I was just too annoyed to really enjoy it. Too bad the staff doesn't realize they ruin people's stays when they can't deliver a quality experience.


My lousy experience with this Jimmy John's started with an overcharge on my debit card. I ordered 1 sandwich and 1 bag of chips for a delivery. The delivery was fast and the food was good, so lets get that out there to be fair. I added an extra star because the food here has always been fine.\n\nI logged into my bank account like I normally do, and there was a $19 charge from Jimmy's. That's one expensive sandwich.\nI called three times. Spoke to \"managers\" 3 times. My information was taken, and all 3 times, my call was never returned.\nI went there in person; Once again, my information taken, no call returned. There was a general \"I have no idea how to handle this, I'm going to call my boss/area manager\" and then nothing.\nThis is really poor customer service. My call should have been returned the first day-a courtesy \"I am handling it, I will get your card refunded asap, apologies, etc. \n\nOver charging a customer is a big deal. I gave the tip in cash, so I know that I did not key in a wrong amount when I placed my order online.\n\nThis was their mistake, and no effort was made on behalf of the management to help me.\nThey've lost my business.


meh.\nservice was good, but the food was just ok.\n\n 'thai food to go' is a lot better, but it was sunday and they were closed.\n\nthe chix satay were very tasty.  potstickers, yellow curry, fried rice were all mediocre at best.\n\n garlic chicken dish was good, but cold when we got it.\n\nmaybe we came on an 'off' day or something.


The goods: chips and guacamole, ca\u00f1onita margarita, mojitos, and... Um....\n\nThis place is great for resting your feet and chomping some chips to absorb the remainder of last night's alcohol. Having a margarita will chase that last shadow of a hangover away. Just don't expect to be in a hurry or to be at all dazzled by the food.\n\nAn hour into our meal, our dishes arrived and were flavorless and UNCOOKED. Plates seemed like they weren't clean and service was excruciatingly slow. As many other reviews state, this isn't a place to enjoy much of anything other than drinks. As it to your Las Vegas Don't Do List.


If you go here, you will enjoy a four course fondue meal. The desert chocolate is awesome. I prefer the 'Smores' option but the others look great also. They have many options for the main course. This place is pricey and you do have to cook your own food, but a nice option for special occasions.


The Place: Clean, Casual\nThe Service: Inviting, Friendly \nThe Food: Flavorful \n\nThese are the BEST Chicken Fingers I've EVER Had!\nLightly battered, Juicy, NOT too greasy, & the Cane's Sauce kicks up the Flavor a Few Notches! The Sweetened Tea is HIGHLY Addictive!!!\n\nGot the Caniac Meal $8.29 + Tax (6 Chicken Fingers, Crinkle Fries, Coleslaw, Texas Toast, & Large Drink)


I came here to get my Global Knives and I left with a recipe book, a cutting board, crystal decanter (gem!), and a oil fragrance dispenser.  They have almost everything you could ever want.  I am extremely happy with my knives and will be coming back for more.  Only down-side is that everything is crazy expensive.


This \"new\" location is worse than the one that closed down, down the street. The other day I asked for a McCrib & the drive thru attendant went on and on about how they don't have it till next week & that it isn't real meat & it doesn't have real BBQ sauce & questioned me why I would want that sandwich to begin with! I came back the next day & a different drive thru attendant was equally rude! If I could, I would give them zero stars.


Pretty awful. Bad service.  Dirty. Crowded. Hot. And the food is junk.  I should have gone to another terminal.


I was surprised to find that had a TON of brand new irrigation supplies. As a gardener, I am always fiddling with the irrigation, and am in constant need of emitters, hose, and connectors to support my filthy habit. They have it all (at least when I went), and at a fraction of what the hardware store charges.


I called in an order after leaving a near by tanning salon. I arrived earlier than my estimated pick up time by 15 minutes. Instead of making me wait, they got my order together right away. Very fast, friendly service. \nI've never been disappointed with their food. They are consistent with the quality and quantity every single time I eat here.


Very cool people, a good mix of independence and help. Very team oriented. Really cool box and loved the programming. Thanks Joe!!


We ordered it for delievery with http://www.youbuyandwefly.com.  It's resonably priced and very yummy.  We'll order again.  I can't comment on the actual location though because again we ordered delievery.  I had the hot and sour soup and it was delicous, we also ordered some sweet and sour pork, orange chicken, and chicken chow main it was all good!


First off, I have a fear of heights, but the High Roller was A-ok!  Went during the day time when prices were cheaper.  I enjoyed it a lot.  Was able to see as far as the mountains.  Takes about 30 minutes to get a full rotation.  You barely notice that it's moving, very gradual.  Make sure to use the bathroom and don't drink too much before you go on.  Night time I imagine would be just as nice, only you wouldn't be able to see far off, but the Vegas skyline would make up for that.\n\nThe units can hold up to 40 people, but I seriously don't see it having to be that cramped.  Unless your group is just that big.  They are spacious and air conditioned.  It's worth doing at least once.  Not for the thrill, but for the view.


You have to have a picky Indian to recommend and suggest a menu for you to enjoy this place. We had a good offer for a menu that included (Pappad & chutnies, appetizer samosa/pakora, a chicken dish, Malai Kofta (vegetable fritter in a tomato cream sauce), Daal, Naan, Rice, Ras Malai (dessert) and of course Chai.\n\nEverything tasted really good and was more than enough to leave us satisfied! It is a bit small, but cozy, and the owners were around, so we had a really good attention. Unlike other \"indian places\" this one had much more flavor!! Good thing is around the corner from where I live :)


Very unhappy with this place. I went in for chocolate for my husband and a caramel apple for myself. There were no price per pound listed for the chocolate. I asked the employee what the price per pound was and she would not answer me and only waived me to the register. Upon checkout, my total was over $25.00 for three chocolates and an apple. That is more than my dinner at PF Changs cost! And, to top it all off, she smushed all of the chocolates and apple in one small white bag (she had touched the chocolate bag and put touching the apple - not even sanitary!!).\n\nWill not return!


The crazy thing is that this really works!!! I've been going to Vegas clubs for years and have always had to try to locate promoters on the strip or call to get on guest lists. Or I had to call the couple of promoters I know for only specific clubs.  Typically I had to wait in long lines.  Since my wife and I were going to Vegas for Halloween I decided to prepare ahead of time.  I stumbled across the website on line and after reading others reviews I decided to give it a try. I signed up to go to Tryst (one of the pricier clubs) on the evening of Halloween and got an instant confirmation. Chris was very thorough and began to be in communication leading up to that evening.  I have to admit I was skeptical since it was one of the busiest Vegas club nights of the year.  However, Chris texted me the day of and told me I was on the guest list.  I told the bouncers that I was on the guest list and I was instantly moved to the front of the extremely long line.  After about ten min, a lady with a clipboard came up and gave us passes and a complimentary drink! We got in a couple of minutes after.  Club was packed and we had a great time!  Thanks Chris for your professionalism.  I still find it hard to believe that this really works! I recommend highly.


Meh. The location and the venue is great, but the food is only okay.  I liked the drinks, though! CREATIVE!!


Fantastic place, great decor and great food/drinks. Very different from what Ive seen anywhere else, puts you in that perfect mood to eat, drink and just hang. Try the Sonju Yogurt alcoholic drink, you'll thank me for that one, killer! Well done guys!!


It might just be that this is a place you have to fully experience to really enjoy. By that I mean, perhaps you should dine in, have a full, meal, and then top off with one of the many desserts.\n\nI ordered my frozen hot chocolate to go, which could have been mistake number one, but I was not trying to stand in the heat for 35 minutes for a table when all I wanted was to try the frozen hot chocolate. \n\nI ordered the frozen hot chocolate for two and only waited about 5 minutes before a huge, frothy, behemoth of a frozen drink was placed in my hands. Here's the thing: it was delicious. It's far more spectacular than a Wendy's frosty (yes, I'm making the comparison... and you'll see why soon). A friend of a friend went once and complained that she paid $12 for a big frosty. Well, she's wrong on that count. At first taste, you can tell immediately that the chocolate is special. It's quality and it's generously used throughout. However, it's so quality that all I needed was a sip. The same went for my boyfriend. So, really, a \"for two\" should have been two shot glasses. It was THAT rich. \n\nI don't know if I'll ever order this again, I spent $20 for two sips and left the rest sitting at  Caesar's Palace slot machine for some hungry freegan to find their own \"jackpot\" but it was worth tasting.


I'm a craps player, and I learned how to play in this casino 26 years ago.  It was a craps Mecca in its not too recent past.  But no more.  The box men sweat the dice and the rollers who happen to have a good run of luck.  The young ladies dealing are certainly friendly, but the box staff make up for that in a negative way.  My advice is go play at another casino mere steps away, where they actually are happy to see your action.


You would think that finding a place to eat dinner on Christmas Even in Las Vegas is not difficult, right? Well, if you're not looking for a buffet or some overpriced casino restaurant, it's actually a lot harder than you think. Sure, Vegas is a 24-hour city for tourists, but apparently locals prefer to eat important holiday meals at home. Who knew?\n\nLuckily, Bar + Bistro's kitchen was open December 24 and we were able to dine in on some small plates while catching up with friends over drinks. I've been here before for a cocktail and this is a cool local bar. It's never too terribly crowded inside and there's a very inviting patio out front. Although they had a fire going, it was a little too chilly to sit out there. Inside was toasty warm and a glass of wine was calling my name. \n\nFor dinner we ordered plantains, carnitas tacos and potatoes bravas. In retrospect, I should have gotten the sangria to go with this Spanish cuisine, but as I mentioned before, it was cold outside and I wanted a non-icy drink to warm up. The sangria here is especially good, so definitely order it if you're at the bar. Portions were just right - we had a heavy lunch just a few hours earlier and just wanted something small. Carnitas tacos were so good! Would eat three more plates of them! Plantains and potatoes were good, very standard tapas fare. \n\nThank you, Bar + Bistro for being open Christmas Eve and serving food, too! Hit the spot!


Fantastic show, of course. \n\nGo for the Beatles. Don't go for a cirque show. Little to no cirque culture or jaw dropping stunts incorporated into this show. It is mainly just a bunch of performers dancing to Beatles songs but damn is it entertaining. Seeing the songs come to life is really inspiring. \n\nThis show is a Vegas bucket list item for sure. I know many people who see it multiple times from different seats for a new perspective (360* stage).


Great experience here with the food and service. Our group ordered the chicken and waffles and this pork dish. When they say the portions are huge it's an understatement. The food was tasty and the service was friendly. Really glad I was able to try it.


I am SO disappointed in this store.  We went there 2 years ago and bought a Seally Posturpedic.  The bed was great at first, but the mattress has deep indentations now from where we sleep.  We contacted Mattress Firm and they had us come in and fill out paperwork that they then faxed in to their warranty department.  I was told that I should be getting a call back sometime in the next 2-4 weeks.  After 4 weeks, no call back.  I called my local store up and they said the guy I filled the paperwork with had been transferred to another store.  For some reason, I had to track that guy down because they never keep copies of the paperwork so the rest of the people at my local store where I filled the paperwork out at have no idea what had been done with me.  Anyway, I tracked the guy down and he called up the warranty department.  Turns out they never actually got the paperwork.  So I brought my copy of the paperwork back to my local store and had them fax it in...again.  They got a confirmation receipt that the pages were sent and received.  This guy tells me it should only be 3 days before I hear back and had no idea why I had waited a month to check up on it.  (SIGH!)  So 4 days go by and I still don't get a call from the warranty people.  I call up the warranty people myself since I'm tired of dealing with the local store.  They check up and discover that they did in fact get my paperwork, but that something went wrong when it faxed over (guessing it's a problem with my local store's fax machine) and the pages are illegible.  I asked why they didn't tell my local store that it didn't send properly so they could resend it.  Apparently, the warranty department receives faxes but they can't actually tell which store is sending in the fax, so they didn't know which store to contact to get the information resent.  Grrr.  I finally just scanned the paperwork from my home and e-mailed it, then called the warranty to make sure that they got it and that they could actually read it.  They did.  only it was on the weekend, so I have to wait 3 days from Monday before they call me back.  Somebody please shoot me now.


Hmm.  Don't know anything about Peruvian food but it was just okay.  Had fried yucca, which was pretty good, also a slow cooked beef called Seco, and a shrimp dish.  We'll give it a second try but it was a little disappointing.  The place bills itself as Peruvian-Chinese but there were only a few items that were actually fusion dishes and the one I tried, a fried rice, was passable but nothing special.


O.k BBQ ...we had sausage and BBQ sandwich as well as a burger they were all pretty good my favorite part of the meal was the bbq nacho for a appetizer ...


In my opinion this hotel/casino is over-rated.  We stayed at the Cosmopolitan for about the same price and were on the 65th floor overlooking the Bellagio's fountains.  At the Bellagio we overlooked the pool.\n\nThe pool is nice and huge.\n\nThe carpet, decor and furnishings are all old and dated.


Breakfast club has a good name and location at the north tip of Old Town Scottsdale. This place seems to always be packed on the weekends for breaky and brunch. Therefore, I recommend you find a day off, like a Tuesday morning to check it out. You'll get better faster service, wont be all noisy and you'll really be able to enjoy what this place has to offer: which is a very good staff and bright enjoyable atmosphere. \n\nFood: The food menu is decent, but nothing to write home about. You'll have your normal southwest breakfast dishes, pancakes, omelets, and skillets. I guess what they are known for are their selection of Benedict style eggs using different types of genres with hollandaise. Cant complain. \n\nOverall, its a solid stop and a place you should check out. It may end up being your fav breakfast place as many of my friends state that it is. I however put it as a solid back up to my favorites if they are too packed. All in all, I recommend, but its not at the very top.


ALWAYS amazing...we started with miso soup, then the shishito peppers (YUM) and then bluefin tuna and Japanese mackerel sushi, then a roboto skewer of filet wrapped around fois gras and asparagus,  Next, a spicy yellowtail nigiri sushi, plus uni and masago.  Perfect balance, great view, romantic, YUM.


Do you prefer a mile high pastrami on rye? If so, then run, don't walk to this Chompies. On the edge of the ASU campus, it's  within a fifteen minute drive from my condo. It's best to go during \"off hours\", unless you don't mind waiting. Try the Matza Ball soup, it's loaded with veggies, plus a hearty broth. A breakfast special for under $5 is available everyday. The servers are friendly, cute & efficient. What else does a person want in a restaurant?


It feels senseless attempting to use written words to portray the three-day nirvana that was EDC 2012...but here goes nothing!\n\nEDC 2012 was my third EDC.This year, I arrived in Las Vegas with two goals: the first, to not end up separated from my crew (which I somehow managed to do not once, not twice, but on all three days of EDC 2011)...and the second, to dive in to EDC headfirst and finish the weekend with no regrets... \n\nBoth of these goals were accomplished by leaps and bounds, despite the fact that EDC required my friends and I to bust more missions than I ever considered myself capable of (thanks in no small part to a wallet/EDC ticket/ID/credit card that was stolen on the dancefloor, our befriending of a lovely Canadian girl who had arrived in Las Vegas with nowhere to stay for the weekend, one friend's parents threatening the disownment of their daughter, and a host of other situations that brought my friends and I closer together than ever before). For the weekend to have turned out to be such a RESOUNDING success despite the onset of one shitshow setback after another shows how truly special and amazing of an event EDC is. Anyways, here are my highlights:\n\n- Dusk 'til dawn! EDC's most unique characteristic is the festival's \"sunset to sunrise\" format, which demands as much as your body and your willpower are willing to put out - you'll find yourself with a reversed body clock by the end of the third day. Go for the three-day stretch - you'll find yourself with a newfound appreciation for yourself and the limits of your body.\n\n- The talent! Insomniac spared no expense in assembling a world-class lineup of DJs for EDC 2012. In a span of three days, I was able to see Steve Angello, Kaskade, Calvin Harris, Dada Life, Knife Party, and a whole host of the best that electronic/dance music has to offer. Every DJ who played at EDC brought their A-game, throwing down banger after banger and keepin' the party rockin'. I will never forget screaming \"This IS Paradise\" at the top of my lungs while seeing Fedde Le Grand bring in sunrise with his tune of the same name...nor will I forget hitching a ride atop a VIP cart in the heart of the crowd during David Guetta's \"Without You\", waving out to a sea of people, all of whom were cheering right back at my friends and I.\n\n- The production value, stage designs and lighting effects that were nothing short of world class...\n\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/6NG_A-epYEpsJSugfAaTRQ?select=oKal-wTRBxCJjWzIhcaXig#6sN5BGLpzMnJjYIcjSyt_w\n\nEDC fully displays Insomniac's credo - \"it's all about the experience.\" The Kinetic Field - although not as jaw-dropping as last year's office building-sized structure, was \"hollow\", in that festival goers were now able to view sunrise through the stage itself. Equally breathtaking were the visual displays accompanying each DJ set; oozing neon colors and trippy illustrations came straight out of (the best kind of) an acid trip. I witnessed dozens of acrobats, costumed performers, fire dancers , and the ever-popular Mirror Man grace EDC with their talents; no details were overlooked in terms of the event's aesthetics. For example, the Red Bull Skydivers glided down to earth, shooting sparks each night...legit.\n\nOH, and I haven't even gotten to the fireworks yet. It looks like EDC has prematurely spoiled my 4th of July...\n\n- The sense of togetherness found within the crowds at EDC is unlike that of any other event. Because EDC calls for a serious investment of time, money, and energy, there's a filter effect that takes place. Obnoxious assholes and creepy hoodie-wearing tweakers are very much the minority at EDCLV (unlike most massive events held within the SoCal area), and I can speak from experience in saying that the overwhelming majority of the people that I met at EDC were fun-loving partygoers who were very polite (making way for your chain of head-bobbing friends as you navigate a crowd), down-to-earth, and friendly. \n\nThis same sense of good-natured behavior was emphasized by the Speedway staff and the Las Vegas Metro PD; when my friend lost his wallet, the police officers whom we asked for help were very much courteous (albeit powerless, as no definite lost & found had been set up...lovely). Did I mention that we hitchhiked our way back to the strip with some awesome Good Samiritan ravers on the first night (due to aforementioned stolen wallet)? EDC gives me faith in the good nature of human beings.\n\nI could go on and on, but really you'd have to experience EDC for yourself to fully know just how inspiring and life-changing of an event this is. I didn't really touch on the cons of EDC 2012 (god-awful traffic to/from the Speedway, inept organization with regards to the lost & found, a lack of food options to choose from, Mother Nature giving Saturday night the middle finger), but frankly, that's because all negativity had been erased from my mind for the weekend. For three days, EDC enabled my friends and I to touch the sky!


Everytime I attend a night out at this Irish public house, it is absolutely heaving with crazy, debaucherous people, dancing wildly and sloshing pints over every available surface. Pretty much the kind of thing I like. There's a certain charm to getting stuck to the dance floor because the layer of alcohol beneath your feet is as thick as tar. There are often live bands playing at the weekend as well, which is good craic.  \n\nEveryone that comes here is always up for fun times and there's not a hint of pretentiousness about it, so you can make very little effort with your appearance, and no one will really care. But that could be because they've had too much Guinness and aren't able to distinguish who their friends are, let alone whether some random person has bothered to put mascara on or not.\n\nWhat haunts me whenever I come here is Dropkick Murphy's previous life as a bar/club called Berties. They were some of the best days of my young life, I mean seriously good days, and I can't help but feel wistful whenever I'm here when I think about the Wednesday nights when all drinks were 50p, and sweat ran down the cave like walls. Happy times. Now the decor has been brightened up, but the stairs down to the toilets are still lethal, so if you've had a few, or you're wearing giant stilettos, creep down carefully, or you could end up in an embarrassing and no doubt painful tumbling situation.


This is a totally honest, unbiased review. I first tried Gigi's in Georgia. It was \"cool\". Their pro is the moistness of the cake, always guaranteed on the spot. But to me, what ruins the cupcake experience, is the frosting. There is ENTIRELY too much frosting on these cupcakes. \n\nI am not a health nut,  total southern girl who  cooks and bakes very well( organically as much as possible), never compromises on flavor. But Jesus the amount of frosting is really absurd. On top of that, it is dense, so it weighs down the cake. \n\nMy additional complaint is they are not exactly consumer friendly with it comes to staying stocked on popular flavors. It appears  in bakeries everywhere, select flavors are always a hit. I feel they should make sure those flavors are available at all times. An example: red velvet cupcakes should always be stocked, they run out quickly. \n\nThe cucpakes are pretty to look at, but when it comes down to it, they need literally a third of the frosting to match their smaller cake-and THIS comes from an actual frosting lover, so that says something.


Called from walmart to get picked up with all my shit (I had milk etc) and I had to wait outside for almost 2hrs... Fuckin ridiculous & annoying... They should at least advise a very long wait then I wouldn't of even checked out to begin w/ cause my food just ended up spoiled by the time I got home! Ugh


Quantit\u00e9 de bouffe \u00e9norme.\nQualit\u00e9 moyenne.\n\nLa place est bien situ\u00e9e, l'alcool est cher et pas tr\u00e8s bon.


This place is close to my work, so I go here sometimes because I like Chevron.  My only complaints are that their gas pumps are SLOW - and about 25% of the time, swiping your card at the pump does not work and it forces you to go in and pay at the counter instead.\n\nBy the way, there is no car was at this location.  That would be at gas station next to Jack in the Box on the opposing corner of the intersection (Northeast).


The food was bland and portion small and cost high.


The staff that was working on the night of August 31, 2014 was extremely rude to us.  I am a very cautious and aware individual and as we approached the bag checking area I noticed that there was a couple getting rowdy and being obnoxious with the High Roller Crew.  While we were trying to take pictures, this same group of people was spilling their drinks all over the green screen and causing havoc at the bar area. So, based on the fact that I PAID for this experience, I did not want to ruin our unique occasion by being on the same observation cabin as that group. While we approached the staff as politely as possible about waiting for the next cabin or even going to the next waiting area the staff was extremely rude saying you can wait downstairs. Not realizing that she was just being sarcastic about the situation, implying that we could just leave.  Then \"RACHEL THE SUPERVISOR\" approached us in the most inappropriate and aggressive manner, immediately saying you need to keep it moving or I will call security.  If the experience to the High Roller was FREE, I could understand being treated with such disrespect.  Now i'm not sure about you, but if I am a paying customer of a business, I expect to be provided a service and If I see an oppurtunity to avoid a bad situation, I am gonna take it.  Throughout our entire vacation, we were infatuated with the oppurtunity to experience such an amazing landmark.  Unfortunately, RACHEL THE SUPERVISOR and her outstanding colleagues treated us with such disrespect and their failure to handle the situation has ruined our families entire experience at The High Roller. Thank you for the experience.


Great park. I just moved to the area from Old Town Scottsdale and was delighted when I was told about this park. People are super friendly and way more down to earth than those who frequent Chaparral Dog Park. I have a husky mix who loves this park and all the friends she makes whenever we come :-)\n\nPS: If you meet a nice older gentleman named Kirke who asks to photograph you and your dog, your picture will go here: http://thepacknews.webs.com/ to his super cute dog park website!!!


I will start by saying this, the midnight Diner is probably one of the better staple restaurants in Charlotte. However my experience tonight did not reflect that. After being sat and refused to change my order by our server, Ashley - we then received beyond mediocre service.  Feeling somewhat stereotyped into the mold of \"black people don't tip\". Luckily a server by the name of Larry a.k.a \"Showtime\" managed to salvage what remained of an otherwise horrible experience. He definitely exempified the prototype of what anyone would call excellent service. Needless to say our server received no tip. Hopefully she learns something from her peers. Definitely will be back...and requesting \"Showtime\" as our server for the duration of his tenure there.


This review is for the poor service. It was so bad, we walked out before our main food ever came. It took 25 minutes to order food and after 1 1/2 hours, we asked if our food is on the way. The waiter made excuses saying he doesn't usually work with these cooks today and that they have their own thing going on back there...blah blah blah...basically, he didn't want us to blame him for the bad service. But, they're a team and he should've be on top of it. We walked out after sitting there for two hours and empty drinks that haven't been checked on for 30 minutes. This place needs to be on the RESTAURANT IMPOSSIBLE SHOW. We will never eat here again and strongly suggest anyone shouldn't either. There are way better Mexican restaurants in town that have authentic food with better prices. If you're looking for authenticity and good service, you should go elsewhere. This place is reeks americanized Mexican food and clueless waiters. Don't disappoint yourself by going here.


Decent selection and clearance pricing can be found at the Brooks Brothers store.  Once you're done shopping and still have some time to kill before catching your flight, you can rest your bottom on one of the dozens of white rocking chairs that line the atrium.  The rocking chairs are a nice perk and you should definitely try to take advantage of them if you can.\n\nThe only complaint I have are with the transport carts.  They are constantly beeping no matter what direction they're going.  I can understand the beeping while in reverse, but it's really annoying when it's constant.  Especially when you have 40 minutes to kill at the gate.\n\nThank goodness for the free WiFi...


This has to be some of the worst sushi and burgers I have had in a very long time.\n\nSushi was loaded with rice and not very flavorful.  Burger tasted like a frozen patty and again lacked character and flavor


We came here for an informal inexpensive meal with another couple. Normally I get the Cuvee salad when I come to Winchells . But tonight they had a Tuesday night special for chicken fajitas for just $11. I couldn't resist. They brought out a huge portion of chicken, stir fried vegetables that are typical for fajita. They also had a very large portion of guacamole, sour cream, beans with melted cheese, and slices chili peppers. The portion was huge. I wasn't able to finish even half despite the fact that I came in hungary. The chicken was moist and very flavorful. The combination, in the tortilla (still warm), was excellent. As good as anything I've had in a Mexican restaurant. All of this for just $11. A great deal. I certainly will come back.


Surprise this place doesn't have many reviews . Place stays busy.so on with my review . Well all I can say is there service is at perfection to me . I've heard and experience the horror storys that happens going to the wrong dry cleaners . Trust me that won't happen hear .


I like Boba Tea. I really want to like this location as it it convenient. I always order watermelon/raspberry Slushie thing with boba. There is no consistency. Sometimes there's too much boba, other times almost none. And can we mention the staff...the older women who work there are crabby old Chinese women. I always feel as though I am an I position on them when I walk in. I would give this locale 2 stars except that I live in hope for improvement and they're right next to Yummy Grill Sushi & Nothing Bundt Cakes.


I've ate at honey bears a couple times because I really like BBQ but this place just doesn't do it for me. The sauce is very different because its more like a broth than a sauce. The sauce or broth doesn't have too much flavor.\n\nEach time I've enjoyed the flavor of the meat (Pork and Chicken) but the sauce and the sides just kill it for me. The Potato salad is very bland without much flavor.\n\nOverall the meat is very good and would be the only thing that I would order. There are many other great BBQ restaurants in Phoenix that top Honey Bears.


This is a meatball joint. They sell beer and drinks. It is not fine dining. I think they do a great job and they aren't trying to be anything they aren't. I dig this place and I eat here frequently. I do not give out very many 5 star ratings. 4 stars is a really good score for me.


Stopped in for a quick lunch but it ended up taking about a half an hour to get a hot dog & fries.  The dog was good, the fries just OK.  The place was small, but clean, the menu is just burgers, dogs, a couple Mexican dishes and a bunch of different iced teas.  The service was gruff, maybe even rude.   I might stop by and try again, if I have time to kill but probably wouldn't recommend them.


The owner at N9ne Steakhouse walked the whole gang into Rain. Thanks for hooking it up. Rain was as spacious as I remembered it. I am not really into the trance scene, so we bounced after 20 mins.


Wasn't impressed as the food we ordered was average with a minimal selection. Mostly younger folks, lots of drinking


This is definitely the best burger place I've been to so far food-wise, but be warned: don't come here when you're starving because the wait (both for a table and then for the actual food to come) will probably make you faint. \n\nThe feel of Burgr is modern and minimalistic, but spacious and intimate enough. I came here with a group of five friends on a Sunday afternoon around 2pm. We were told that the wait would be about a little over an hour, and we were able to leave a phone number so as to be notified via text when our table was ready. The actual wait was about an hour and a half, but we were seated quickly and our drink and food orders taken soon after. \n\nWe waited ten minutes for our drink orders to come (all of us had just ordered water) and then another HOUR for our food to come. I understand that everything is freshly made and that a lot of care is put into the food, but an hour for six entrees and three sides? After watching Gordon Ramsay's hardcore antics on his shows, I had much different expectations for service in one of his restaurants. When the food did come though, it was definitely just as good as I expected. \n\nChanterelle Burger:\n(http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/gordon-ramsay-burgr-las-vegas?select=GQgBbOObWxl4NMnr2AUQNQ#GQgBbOObWxl4NMnr2AUQNQ)\nThis burger was grilled to a perfect medium rare and topped with fresh arugula, roasted chanterelles, and a sweet fig jam. All the components were well-cooked and complemented each other well, although I wish there had been more chanterelles (I think there were only two pieces) and that the fig jam was a tad less sweet. \n\nTruffle fries:\n(http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/gordon-ramsay-burgr-las-vegas?select=GQgBbOObWxl4NMnr2AUQNQ#vAwykqxeHJ6L9us0hwI6EQ)\nI love that these were thick-cut and fried to a crisp on the outside while still soft and mealy on the inside. They were served with two sauces on the side: one a variation of ketchup and the other a kind of tartar sauce (but with a few added spices I believe). Both were delicious with the piping hot fries. \n\nSweet potato fries:\n(http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/gordon-ramsay-burgr-las-vegas?select=GQgBbOObWxl4NMnr2AUQNQ#whOTAAufI9XOoXYwTtCESQ)\nHands down the best sweet potato fries I've ever had, piping hot and topped with heavenly powdered sugar. These also came with a canister of powdered sugar on the side as well as a kind of sweet syrup dip. I wasn't a big fan of the syrup because I felt like it overpowered the delicate flavor of the sweet potato, but I've never had sweet potato fries anywhere else that were sprinkled with powdered sugar, and it was just so ridiculously delicious. \n\nOverall, this was a delicious meal, and I'd absolutely come back for the food. I hope the service won't take as long next time, but I'll come prepared just in case it does.


Beyond mediocre... Sub-mediocre food, questionable cleanliness, non-motivated staff and apparently uncaring management that couldn't be bothered to make something right when she was told that a customer had a problem. Too busy hanging out in the empty wine bar with the two young, bored, male employees to actually help out the overwhelmed and untrained hostess, waitress, and frustrated bartender.  We won't be coming back, and hope that something better will take over the space some day.


Loved it! I was visiting from NYC with a few friends, and we decided to try this place. We were pleasantly surprised. The sashimi was fresh, the rolls were original and very creative, and the staff and management were extremely friendly to our table.  I personally enjoyed the casual environment- a fun crowd, hip music in the background, espn on their plasma screens, etc. I'm a big sushi fan, and Sake Bomber did not disappoint!


Not the best selection of vendors to nurture academics and college life for students.  Food vendors are absolute crap, except the salad spot.  Mostly fast food, and a sushi restaurant, which I honestly don't understand how the average college student affords this. I would love to see more healthy and affordable choices.\n\n*There's something ethically and morally wrong with allowing private banks to have permanency in the Student Union; they're even invited to the New Student Orientations; how predatory!?  \n\nThe building itself is a huge architectural waste of space; more spaces are unusable than not.  UNLV should consider modeling themselves closer to institutions with greater student service-related success and stop trying to assume they know what they're doing.


Mirrored ceilings? Check.\nFluorescent rainbow lights? Check.\nVegas eye candy? Check.\nHot tub & fireplace combo? Check. \nPeppermills on the table? Check. \n\nyeah, this place is sweeeeet.  And they make a BLT with avocado...BLAT!


The music is a little too loud, but their food is so good. Their burger with the lobster and asparagus is my favorite meal on the menu. Love it!


Craving a slice of NY pizza and you live in Vegas? I think we all agree, this place is IT!  Some may complain it's too far from the strip or from Summerlin. Trust me, it's worth the drive. Why didn't I give it a 5 star? Because, I've had NY pizza and nothing comes close to that. Go get yourself a slice.\n\nAnd if you don't care what your thighs will say after you've devoured a pint of creamy ice cream then head on over next door...(I don't remember the name). They have great lucious creamy ice cream. yum!


I was looking to get out of the apartment on a really nice, sunny day and we decided to drive to Waterfront and walk around. All around great day until we hit Bar Louie for some drinks and appetizers.\n\nI am giving it one star, though it deserves none, because our waitress was nice, if a bit inattentive, and the hummus app we ordered was pretty damn good. Outside of that Bar Louie leaves a lot to be desired.\n\nThis is probably the first place I've been to where they charge $10 and up for all mixed drinks. To me, that is beyond ridiculous. Bar Louie is not an upscale restaurant, as much as they wish they were, and paying almost $60 for three drinks and two appetizers is insanity defined. \n\nAs I mentioned the waitress was friendly, but she definitely did not come back and check on us enough. I really wanted to like this place because of things I had heard and the drinks we had were really damn good, but if it want to spend that kind of money, I'll go somewhere that I can get good service.


This is an amazing place. All four of our kids really enjoy coming here. The staff are all great with the kids and definitely friendly. Service and staff are terrific. The staff definitely cares about their customers and appearance.\nEnvironment is extremely clean and would without a doubt recommend to anyone looking fur indoor fun for kids :-)


Not the greatest mall in the valley, but also not the worst! Decent selection of outlet stores and an ok food court. They recently added an aquarium which I think will add to the appeal. It's a shame that they closed Gameworks.


It was my first time here today and It was extremely delicious!! The chicken parm pasta is a must try!


a lot of good foodie friends recommend us to try Wynn buffet, it's rated in their top 3 Vegas buffets, so we decided to give it a try. What a disappointment, maybe we went in with high expectation, maybe we were just mad that we gave up our one night in Vegas to Wynn instead of Bacchanal.. nonetheless, the Buffet doesn't taste like it's worth the $40 price tag. We felt like we were paying $40 for Golden Corral type of food.\nThe selection on Saturday dinner were very limited, how can they call a Chinese station with only Chow mien, fried rice and some steamed dumplings? and a sushi station with 3 sorry type of California roll looking thing? They were missing the basics?? and Italian station had 4 different pastas but tasted the same. I don't know man, and the taste wasn't that great either. half of dessert section were candy apples.. err.. anyway, just don't think it's worth $40, not even close.. I had much better buffet for half of that price before.


First let me say that the cake tasted awesome. I ordered chocolate with peanut butter mousse and buttercream icing. The problem was the design/decorate of the cake. It was not at all what I expected and they didn't even write what I asked them to on the cake. \nThe cake was for a guys 30th birthday and the design looked like it was for a elderly person. \nIf your going to order a cake it will taste good just be very very specific about the design you want.


It's not worth the hype. \n\nWe went for a Brunch on a Tuesday w/ a large party. Reservations were made weeks ahead of time and we had a private room set aside for about 20+ ppl. The line was super long for Tuesday at 10.30!? and i felt bad bc there were ppl there waiting for a long time. We weren't allowed to go in until the ppl who made the reservation arrived. \n\nOnce seated there was no friendly host or waitress to advise us of what was available or how things worked. Our waitress was clearly not enjoying her job that day and it should as she shoveled water glasses onto our table, reached across us, and did not bother to apologize. \n\nThere was not a huge selection of food. Everything LOOKED beautiful but tasted a little on the bland side. We were there for brunch but caught the beginning portions of lunch - still no improvement on the food. Best thing I ate was a croissant bc it was warm and fresh from the oven, slightly crunchy on the outside - yum. But sad that in a buffet so fancy and acclaimed; i had a good croissant and that was it.


The first time I sank my teeth into Haji Baba's falafel sandwich, I knew that I had found a winner. Already being a big fan of Phoenecia, I was a little hesitant at first to try Haji Baba, but I had a feeling that I would like it so I gave it a shot. There are three things that you absolutely have to try, and they are:\n\nThe falafel sandwich.\n\nThe gyro plate.\n\nThe dolmas (stuffed grape leaves).\n\nLike most of the reviews read, the falafels are some of the best around! They don't dry out your mouth and are loaded with flavor...not to mention that the sandwich is ultra cheap! As for the gyro plate, I have one thing to say...BEST GYRO MEAT IN PHOENIX! There, I said it. The meat is seriously succulent (you hear that about steak, not gyro meat!), no exaggeration. Just think of the best gyro meat you've ever tasted, but cut thick and served with some of the best tzatziki around. Remember to get the plate when you go and I don't think you will regret it. And lastly, try the dolmas. I say that because they are served here differently than any place in the valley that I've been to, and that is warm. Usually dolmas are served chilled and are brimming with strong sour and oily flavors, not these. Haji Baba's recipe is truly unique; it's mild, not sour and rich with flavor.  Get a small side of lebne to put on em and be prepared for your taste buds to do a little happy dance (not to be confused with the pee pee dance...taste buds don't pee).\n\nThere you have it! I finally, after years of going here, reviewed Haji Baba! Now, take it from me and the abundance of other reviewers and go here.


Other than Pizza Hut this is the only other delivery pizza spot in the neighborhood. Pizza and wings were fantastic! The white pizza, chicken salad, mozarella sticks were all less than desirable. Nothing I would order again. The chicken salad was comparable to a side salad with cold chicken on top, 1/2 small chicken breast at best . The mozzarella sticks were same quality of something I could have thrown in my own oven ( not the point of ordering out). The white pizza, just pass on it. \nI'm sure we will order another pizza from here, but not because it's great and were craving it, but because it's around the corner and less greasy than Pizza Hut.


Food is really good but incredibly noisy.  Couldn't hear person next to me at our 4 top.


Pros:\n* Friendly and fast delivery or requested items\n* Very comfy beds\n* Nice soaking tub( but can only fit one1) \n\nCons: \n*None of the staff at check in were smiling or looking remotely like they wanted to see you or even be working there.\n* No outlets by bed so had to get extension cords for my husbands CPAP\n*Told had freezer but they only had a fridge sucked for breastmilk saving (sorry if that grosses folks out)\n* No vending machines to buy a coke anywhere but their overpriced in room fridges\n* Overcomplicated room switches and lighting systems.\n* Bathroom sinks designed to get everything wet! \n\nThe rooms remind me of The Hotel but I prefer The Hotel to Aria


The worst thing about this place is its name.  I think even the hostess mispronounced it and it really has nothing to do with the menu or ambiance of the restaurant.  Goodyear needs another Mexican restaurant to go out of business 2 months after opening like it needs another pizza place.  So I was pleasantly surprised to find that although it has a Latin flair, Caballero Grill is not another Mexican restaurant.\n\nWe went for a late lunch which meant we were there for happy hour.  I had a great, big cheese burger and fries for 6 dollars.  Quality ingredients through out.  My wife ordered a couple of their specialty drinks which were a bargain at $4.\n\nThere were some other misses though.  The trio dip, while good was not worth the $5 happy hour price much less the $7 regular price.  Our neighbors had the mini chimichangas and they barely looked worth the $4 happy hour price.  My wife had the club sandwich sliders which were just too much bread and not enough flavor.  Domestic drafts are 50% off at happy hour but micro-brews are only 20% off which does not make me very happy.\n\nOverall though it was a pleasant surprise and not a complete fleecing.


The jazz pianist is fantastic.\n\nOtherwise the food sucks & the place just creeps me out.\n\nBOTTOM LINE: Great piano music does not make a great restaurant


For a sushi place, and their hot dogs r better than their sushi.. Sushi r small, poorly made and cost too much . I ordered the tijuana roll & they used chopped up tuna pieces that would be considered trimmed garbage that most sushi chef should toss out.. (large chunks of white unchewable pieces)


The food is fresh and delicious.  The portions are just right.  They have many eggs benny options, and all came with roasted potatoes and fresh tomato.  The coffee was good and the service was great.  Everyone was really friendly to us and gave us great advice on what to do on a weekend in Montreal.  If you're in this neighborhood, definitely go here!


Promising little bakery nestled in among the couple of businesses on this block of Rachel, directly across from the big church, a stone's throw from Jeanne Mance Park, goodie munching paradise. Its a tiny space, if there are quite a few people already inside you may need to wait outside until the space clears out. Friendly staff, delicious looking baked goods. We went in for the croissant festival only to be told we would have to wait for the next batch to be ready, so we decided to be adventurous and try out something different (almond chocolatine and Petit pain brioche). Trust me when I say the couple of goodies we tried were excellent! I will definitely be back to try out more more, there were some pieces of pie calling out to me, and decadent looking squares.


Spent last night at the hotel and the bed in the room is called a murphy bed which is a pullout couch.  Paying hotel rates for a pull out couch was like visiting the parents.\n\nwent to complain but they would not let me cancel my reservation and go to another hotel\n\nservice was bad and could not wait for the sun to rise \n\nRun away from this place


This is NOT the best galatto in the valley. Although the view of the fountain is nice, it was way over priced for the lack of flavor. It wasn't bad, but is there such a thing as bad galatto?


It can be a long wait sometimes, but they are able to text you when your table is ready. Warning though, they will only hold your table for 5 minutes. This place is really famous for their Frozen Hot Chocolate. I've tried their coffee flavored and i have to say it was pretty good. The prices can be a bit high, but you are in Las Vegas so it'll always be high (think of how much the Starbucks is across the street). I got their grilled cheese with tomato soup and that was delicious. So was their chicken strips, but when you think about it, you can probably get that somewhere else for a cheaper price. It's the ambience, location, and that frozen hot chocolate that you're kind of paying for. I recommend that you have a Total Rewards card because there is a discount for that. Enjoy the that Frozen Hot Chocolate!!!


4.5 stars\n\nDon't judge a book by its cover. Or, in this case, don't judge a fantastic restaurant by that fact that you have to go through the scruffy Plaza to get there. (Pay $5 to park in the Plaza's concrete funhouse of a garage, get your $5 refunded at the cashier's cage, blow your $5 on a slot machine.)\n\nDesign: Moody pictures of flamenco dancers in the entry. The glassed-in dome overlooks Fremont Street. Go after dark so you can enjoy the spectacle while pretending to mock it. Try to reserve one of the circular booths overlooking the street for maximum sex appeal. Although it's plenty sexy without one, and there were groups as well as couples.\n\nService: Pleasant, professional, not cloying. No handholding: Tapas will not be explained to you unless you ask.\n\nFood: Ok, if you've gotten this far. You deserve a reward, so let's get those salivary glands going. Husband and I had six small plates, and we were so full we could not order dessert. \nStuffed dates. Exquisite, bite-size nibbles. And nutritious, involving 3 of the 4 food groups!\nArtichoke toasts: Sour, in a good way.\nManchego mac n cheese: Both creamy and snappy, but without the wow factor of the other choices.\nAlbondigas: Tasty little meatballs.\nFish sticks: Yay for spicy tartar sauce and golden, panko-shrouded goodness\nDuck rolls: Big and awkward to eat, and not as flavorful as duck ought to be. Ate my half anyway.\nCava was lovely, and husband's mojito was A-1.\n\nAnd how much did this little feast come to? Fifty bucks before tip. I was in shock. This was one of the best meals we had in Vegas and the cheapest.


Wow.... where do I start? \nWell about a week ago I ordered a burger and a side, I received the wrong burger and the wrong side, but I had already rode my bike home. So I called the manager on duty, lets call him \"T\". He was SUPER kind and wrote me down for a comp the next time I came in which was tonight. \nI came all the way from phoenix but wanted to claim my free meal on the way home so I stopped in. It took them 15 MIN to bring out my comp order, but it was wrong again because they didn't read the order back to me to verify (and they never have). So I told the carhop and it took another ten minutes to get the correct burger out to me. By this time, my side item was cold. I had every intention of tipping the carhop even though I was claiming a free order. But she was so distant and lacked people skills and didn't remember the things I requested and didn't look me in the eyes, plus my order was wrong a third time. By the time I rode home, my food was cold (I even had it in a warm environment for the whole journey) and there was little to no condiments on my burger! Who wants a dry burger? Not this guy.\nAll I can say, is the night manager on duty every time I go there looks like a punk (hood always covering his face, and I sound old for saying that, but I'm a 25 year old punk rocker myself, haha) and the kitchen seems to be stoned because I witnessed 3 inaccurate orders while I was trying to claim mine. \nMy main complaint is that I worked at Sonic for over 2 years, and this kind of behavior at my locations would've gotten me fired. I've returned to the restaurant business since then and my philosophy is STILL to treat the customer how you would like to be treated. What's so hard about that?! Yeah, it's fast food. Yeah, they get paid minimum wage. But if you cant even follow your recipes, common sense, and core values, you don't deserve to have the job. There's many people out of work who would kill to have a job, even at Sonic.\nIt's sad because this location is RIGHT by my house and it's good for a quick, cheap meal, but I will not be returning. This is absolutely the WORST Sonic experience I've ever had and it's the worst Sonic I've been to. What a shame, too, because it's in such a nice area. Maybe it's just the night crew since that's the time I usually visit, but all I know is this location needs a revamping of values and employees.


Visited Stacks and Yolks for the first time today and the food was delicious and plentiful!  The service was prompt and attentive, and the restaurant was clean. I will definitely be back.


Flying here is great. It's vegas. You arrive and you're excited to have fun...\n\nThen you lose all your money gambling, can't afford dinner, you can't get into the clubs, you feel terrible, and you decide you need to go home.\n\nSo you arrive at the airport greeted by the longest line you have ever seen in your life. Hundreds of people line up back to walls that typically would be a vacant part of the airport. After an hour or two of this madness you get through security... whew that's over with....\n\nThen you realize you need to get to the D gates. But wait! You need to take the tram to the D gates. What's that? The tram is broken? Well, crap. Start walking a mile to the D gates with 100 lbs of luggage that wouldn't fit the 50 lb maximum for a checked bag (of course you brought WAY too much stuff back from vegas). \n\nAh, yes you arrived at your gate! 2 hour delay?! Sh*T!\n\n\nBottom line: \nWorst security line I have ever seen\nTram was down and required about a mile walk\nThe only thing redeeming this place is the free wi-fi which allowed me to write this review.


The best sushi in vegas hands down my girlfriend and i love this place


There is a reason Milanos has been in business as long as they have! The selection is great and it is one of those few places that you can establish a relationship with the guys working there.


Good god, after two trips I can say there is maybe two things on the menu if we were to return i would order. One is an appetizer and the other is a side.  The ahi poke salad and the plantain bananas.  Everything else I have tried as far as the bowls go were absolutely gross in my opinion. I couldn't even stomach the ahi bowl and I LOVE ahi! So i pushed aside my bowl not wanting to tell our waiter i was absolutely disgusted with it since i think thats just rude to say that and omg my poor sister who is a vegetarian wasn't very hungry ordered a side of mac and cheese and said it was the WORST mac and cheese she has ever ate.  I would have easily said something to the waiters about her food since shes my baby sister and as skinny as they come i would tell her to stop playing with it and to let me say something but she just picked up maybe a noodle every  5 min and put it back down.  I would have thought the waiter would have picked up on our lack of interest in our food with completely full bowls but obviously no S**t's were given.  Nice to know hula Nice to know.


My wife and I stayed at Circus Circus for our honeymoon because my brother paid for our trip and was being price conscious.. not that there's anything bad about that and we definitely appreciate him hooking us up with a Vegas trip.  We had alot of fun while we were there and was definitely worth it, but this is a review about Circus Circus so lets begin.\n\nThe place is definitely old and shows it.  We got to the hotel and the minute we walked in the front door someone started trying to hook us up with complimentary shows and passes, but required a major credit card (if its complimentary, why do you need my credit card?)   We get to the check in area and there was nobody there.  We waited about 20 minutes and finally someone showed up.  Circus Circus charges a mandatory resort fee for each day you stay, and apparently from what I've read on other Hotel Reviews, pretty much all of them do... So we weren't surprised nor did we care to pay it.   After we got our room cards we proceeded to head to our rooms.  We showed up on a Tuesday so there was hardly anyone around and that's understandable.  We had to walk an ungodly distance to get to the tower our room was in.. The place really looked run down, everything was expensive and there were lots of kiosks everywhere selling useless junk at ridiculous prices. (i.e. Fake jewlery, hats and crap).  Anyways, we got to our hotel room, and it was decent... about the equivalent of what you can expect from a Motel 6 or Super 8 as far as decor was concerned.  Our view was overlooking the north end of the strip where you can see the Stratosphere and in the distance, downtown.  The view was pretty nice if you ask me.  The bed was extremely comfortable.  The window to our room was partly open in the corner and was nailed in that way so we couldn't close it.\n\nThe food there was bland at best and I would recommend eating at other places.  We enjoyed the free circus acts, its surprisingly entertaining.  Come the weekend and all hell breaks loose... There are children EVERYWHERE bumping into you, screaming, acting like.. well... Children and we dare not try to go to the pool.\n\nThere were no attractions for 20-30 something adults, like clubs or anything like that.  We would have to venture into the strip or downtown for that.  The casino sections are amazingly boring and poorly lit.\n\nOverall, Im sure this place is great if you want to bring your kids to Las Vegas (why?... its Las Vegas.. should be adults only), but for grown ups, I recommend staying else where.   Other than that, it was an ok stay and we don't have anything else bad to say about this place.


Anytime Fitness is a great gym!   They have great rates and the staff is super friendly.  Unlike any other gym I've been to Anytime Fitness gives you a key pass to enter the gym whenever you like.  This is great because it means that whenever I have the itch to work my hammies I can pop over.  Unlike like other gyms however they do not have group classes.  Instead in some locations they have a room where you can pop in an instructional video that works like a group class.  Though I generally do not take advantage of group classes, I would like the option.  With that said however, I have no major complaints with Anytime Fitness.  The gym is generally empty which means that there is no waiting for other members to get off the equipment.  All in all I would recommend Anytime Fitness!


Ugh. Got the Italian Night Club to go. Asked for the mayo and dressing on the side. Was told they are not able to do that. They have no Dixie cups. Really? They finally found something to put it in. Shouldn't have bothered anyway. Was just oil n vinegar. Made my own dressing at home. Bun was a glorified hot dog bun. Smh.


I was craving korean bbq one night and decided I'd eat somewhere I've never been before, so I ended up at this place. I ordered a combo that came with some spicy tofu soup and a few pieces of short ribs for $18. The tofu soup honestly tasted like mildly spicy water, there was hardly any flavor. The short ribs were somewhat good. The whole time while I was eating, nobody came to my assistance asking if I needed anything else. Minutes later a young lady came and asked me to pay even when I wasn't even done with my food (I found this kind of rude). I told her I wanted to order something else because I was still kind of hungry, so I went and ordered some beef cubes which came out to be $28 (Pretty pricey for a plate with a few pieces of meat). She still insisted me on paying for my first meal and then pay for the other stuff later. The beef came out to be a little over cooked, there was no juiciness to it. The whole entire time, still, no one came to ask me if everything was okay. I wasn't too satisfied with the customer service. All in all, I could've gotten all you can eat korean bbq over at Korean Garden, Tofu Hut, or Sura for way less with better service. Don't think I'll be coming back.


Oh BLT how I love thee. You are one of those restaurants that my mind wonders to on a hungry day. You are a restaurant that I think about when I want a restaurant with an atmosphere and view of Camelback Mountain. And with your bar and indoor/outdoor seating arrangements, you are the perfect place to enjoy a meal on a warm or cool day.\n\nI've dined at BLT twice and I think I will be setting up a sleeping bag and just living there from now on. Most recently, I went last night for my birthday. When asked to pick my restaurant poison for the unbirthday celebration, I didn't have to think twice before saying BLT. I wasn't disappointed. The restaurant was full with people but not overly crowded. Our table was ready upon arrival and situated just by the patio and overlooking the mountains so a perfect mixture of indoor outdoor seating. The service was a bit on the slow side but I enjoyed that since this was a leisurely dinner and not one you want to get rushed. The waiter definitely gave us our time. After beginning with wine (a must at a Steakhouse of course), we were served my very favorite classic starter -- popovers! They were large in charge and full of buttery taste. I could probably go back for the popovers alone. For the meal, my table chose between the classic steak and the sole. I went with the sole and to insert much needed awful puns here...I felt the soul train after just one bite! How do I describe it. Upon taking a bite, I tasted candied pecan. As random as it sounds, it tasted delicious. It was a good amount of sole and due to the heaviness of the sauce (delicious sauce by the way), I couldn't finish it as much as I tried. I know I'll be dreaming about the sole for years to come. Plus, since this is not a restaurant you visit for a random Tuesday night and the dollar signs exceed $$$, I will be dreaming for awhile but it's a good memory to have! \n\nMoving on to dessert, we tasted a bit of everything and the cheesecake was tasty. I ordered an apple crisp tart and it was ok, but the entree was definitely the highlight of the evening. The only awkward moment of the night was that since it was my birthday, my table apparently tried to tell the staff three times and put the note on the reservation. But, alas three reminders later, still no birthday candle on a dessert (which was fine by me since I like to avoid the birthday if at all possible but my table wouldn't let it slide.) Finally after one final awkward reminder, just as we were ready to go and plates had practically been cleared, a random chocolate souffle appeared with happy birthday. Still no candle and the moment was kind of over but the thought still counts. So I'd probably say this was a great birthday spot for me since I don't enjoy the birthday candle as much, but if you visit and that's important to you, you may want to get on that as early in the dinner as possible! \n\nNow that I am officially full for the weekend, I will never forget my great birthday experience at BLT and I definitely think this is a restaurant you should consider for a special occasion. \n\nOne last thing -- the mixologist for cocktails is amazing and she knows her bourbon, so if she's working the night you visit, definitely ask her for a special drink!


We ended up here on a night when we were struggling to get in anywhere else so it was more in desperation than in expectation that we paid the \u00a37.50 to get in here.  Oh, how it wasn't value for money.\n\nOnce inside it was busy, the music was decent enough and well decorated throughout.  However, you can get all this elsewhere for far less expense and for \u00a37.50 I half expected it to be paved with gold (though I would have accepted something a bit special).\n\nI guess this place is just for people like me who didn't quite get in elsewhere arriving when every where else was busy and don't want to trek away from Georges Street.


my partner & i stayed here about a year ago for two nights.  it was great.  i really liked the decor, both in the lobby area & rooms.  i liked the loft-layout, too, and it was different the way the bed was kinda in the middle of the room.  the service was great too.  the only drawback is that part of town is pretty dead late at night -- that's good for having peace & quiet and getting a good night's rest, but when we wanted a late bite to eat, there were very limited options.  maybe there's more options there now... we were there summer 2010.  i'd totally go back.


I thought Knock Kneed was pretty good.  Although a bit pricey for what you get, I think the ingredients are pretty quality.\n\nWhat I did notice about the fish is that it doesn't taste super fishy.  Not sure if that's good or bad for you but for me it was great.  I'm not a person who really likes much seafood as I feel it's always too fishy for me.\n\nI got a combo with two pieces of fish.  The breading was outstanding and the hush puppies were dynamite as well.  I'd probably go back just for the hush puppies.  \n\nThe condiment bar is a nice touch as well.  You can get all the cocktail sauce, tartar sauce, hot sauce and malt vinegar you want.  Love it.  I got all those.\n\nThe cole slaw was pretty decent.  I'm 'A-OK' with this place but I'll probably have to make another visit before I up the star quotient.  \n\nAmbience,..?  Uh...it's alright.  I like the open window lighting.  But the 'hood aspect of the location gets five stars from me.  Two strip clubs within walking distance.  Well, allllright.\n\nPretty good.


Well...\nGraze is good, but not great is the short version. Drinks and appetizers were great, but the entrees were definitely so-so. It was storming when we were there and it was SO cool to be in the space for that, so thumbs up for cool atmosphere. I had heard it was loud in there and that is correct, but not necessarily in a bad way. I had the pork cubed and my favorite part was the crispy kale-- the pork belly was not too good. My food also got cold really quickly and I'm not sure why, but it made the root mash gross fast. Yet another place in Madison where it's all about drinks and apps!


Reminded me exactly of Cheesecake Factory in the Palazzo. Everything here is Texas-sized: menu, portions, drinks, etc. We had an awesome Saturday afternoon lunch/hangover killer on a bachelor party weekend. Prices were Vegas-esque so a little more than you'd pay elsewhere.


I purchased an $8 Groupon good for $16 for this Quiznos.  You'd think it should be pretty simple for someone of High School graduate age to ring up an order, subtract $16 and then give me the correct total, right?  WRONG!!!!!  They took off $7.36 pre-tax and then $8 post-tax.  The entire $16 should have been subtracted PRE-TAX like a coupon (in fact, like their combo discount).  But no!  Their method gyps the Groupon user out of an additional $1.34 on a $16 Groupon, on top of their outrageous prices because they're located in a strip casino food court.  STAY AWAY!!!!


Both my dogs go here....One of my dogs that goes there is a cavalier King Charles spaniel which can be challenging to groom but they do amazing she always comes out happy and refreshed and cute as a button (which she always is) and my second dog is a Lhasa apso poodle mix she is still a pup she had her first big dog hair cut there they did amazing especially since she a nervous little dog. They made her feel real relaxed and loved and had her in and out.


I really love this place they make the best greek salad ever, the customer service is wonderful, they are prompt with my order and the food tastes better each and every time!


One of my all time favorite restaurants in Old Town Scottsdale. The rotisserie chicken is wonderful, but what brings me back every time is their AMAZING Macho Salad. I dream about this salad, find myself craving this salad several times a week...and not living in Scottsdale this sucks (although just found out they are a chain and I can now go to the one in Orange County, CA. Yay).\n\nI also recommend the skillet cornbread, it's VERY good! The wine & beer lists are really good too. Only thing on the menu that ever disappointed was the mashed potatoes, who the hell puts cauliflower in mashed potatoes?! LOL


The crispy rice salad with chinese sausage, mint and lime is by far the best thing I have ever tasted.  I always order 2 portions.  If you HAVE to go to Vegas, (God forbid) you should check it out.


As a Vegas aristocrat with 50+ trips under my belt, I was lured away from Wynn (my usual) by a casino host wanting me to \"re-experience the NEW MGM!\".  New rooms etc. \"We will blow you away!\"\nWhat I got was the same old tired MGM experience:\n- no limo from the airport (promised) - cabbed it which was fine since it was so close to the airport\n- room type not available upon checkin (6PM) - \"we can switch you over tomorrow\" - got a smoking room (wanted non) which was nicely newly furnished - but it had the remnants of the previous guest (partly opened gift basket, two empty beer bottles, etc.  Couldn't switch out - host conveniently not available.\n- Freeplay not available / no record\n\nNeedless to say, I got a bad vibe within the first hour and actually moved over to Wynn.  \nI give it two stars because I see the rooms have been upgraded.  \nLots of places to stay in Vegas, but for a primped Wynn Tower Suite / Aria Sky Suite regular - very meh.


This is a happy hour review...\n\nOh for God's sake when will I ever learn?!?! Another rubber stamped FRC joint to blow my cash... FRC = decent quality, high service, and low value. \n\nCorn dogs at the fair are also overpriced, but ya know what? They're f'ing HOT. And f'ing FAST. And that dude with one tooth also asks me \"How are ya?\" eight goddamn times. And they serve $6 beers, too. \n\nI give FRC credit for training their employees well, and at least I know they will not be closed in six months... and it's pretty inside, and there are cougars, and there was a clan of sherpa's rubbing my feet, and the tempura calamari is bitchin, and the Basil Gimlet was splendid (I had to have two, and the bartender graciously taught me how he made it), and the mac n cheese was dreamy at the bottom, but...  \n\nOh yeah... my check. And the cold mac that took like 17 minutes (although the bottom was hot). I sensed that it wanted to be really, really good... It was never given a shot at the heat, man... Oh and did I mention the check... Mac and cheese with andouille sausage for $9? I'm ok with that but serve it HOT or the specialty sausage that your chef's education conceived tastes like a microwaved hot dog gone cold. ...like Ma used to make (which is very comforting, don't get me wrong, but cost only sixteen cents). \n\nYou CAN judge a restaurant by the mac n cheese... Sometimes I am just as happy at the fair for $68... try somewhere beside Greene House at Kierland first.


My favorite sushi joint. \nService was great and the food is greater.\nHad all you can eat. Dollars well spent.