A few years ago I had an absolutely amazing customer service experience at this apple store.  I dropped my Macbook and had to replace it right before new ones were coming out.  When the new, far more powerful ones were released, I figured it would be worth a shot to bring it in and say that mine had crashed a few times (that's true).  They not only replaced it with one of the new ones, but gave me a hard drive that was twice the size of the one I had purchased.  There was no charge whatsoever and I was literally in and out in under ten minutes.  It was incredible. It made me feel like my decision to buy a premium product for a premium price had paid off, since I got premium service.   I told everyone about it.   \n\nFast forward to three weeks ago when I bought a new Iphone 6.  I reserved a phone on the web site and took the bus to the mall.  When I showed up, almost two hours had passed since I placed the order.  Nonetheless, when I showed up at the store, it hadn't been processed.  So my phone was in the back of the store, my payment had gone through, but their system hadn't handled it yet.  Instead of figuring out a way to resolve this, the employee I spoke to told me to wait for an email.  I ended up waiting in the food court for another hour.  That sure wasn't premium service, but it as the sort of thing I could overlook.\n\nThen last week I heard from my dad, who is the account holder on our family plan.  Apparently, through no fault of my own, I had somehow ended up selecting a billing option that was going to cost us about $300 a year for no good reason whatsoever.  (The entire explanation is too boring to go into-- trust me, though, it was their fault).\n\nAfter \\  many, many, many hours on the phone w/ ATT, it was determined that I needed approval from an Apple Store manager to switch the plan.  So I called them.  At least I tried to.  They didn't pick up their phone.  For four hours.  I started a web support chat.  The rep tried to call them.  They didn't pick up.  Finally, after hours I screamed at the automated prompt: \"Put me on with a f***ing person!\" That cued an automated response: \"We are sorry for your frustration!\" Then, magically, I got a person.  (By the way, no one ever seemed to acknowledge how insanely unacceptable it was that they didn't answer their phone.)\n\nTo make a long story a little shorter-- when I finally went into the store, they were unable to help me because despite the fact that ATT and Apple have been partners for over seven years, they are still completely incapable of communicating with each other.  (Again, it's a long, stupid, frustrating story. You'll have to take my word for it.) \n\nWhen it became clear that we were going to be out 300 bucks, I asked the manager what he could do for me to take away the bad taste caused by their utter incompetence.  He hemmed and hawed and then asked, \"What would it take to make you happy?\" I replied, \"An iPad.  If you give me an iPad, I'll not only be happy, but I'll go back to raving about what incredible customer service Apple has.\"  He scoffed at that and offered me... a case for my iPhone.  That's right, he offered me a $20 piece of plastic to compensate me for at least 25 hours on the phone and $300 in losses.  I scoffed at that and we finally agreed to an upgrade to Applecare+ and a replacement cord for my laptop.  It felt like I had to fight for every inch here.  \n\nI told these guys exactly what they could do to make me happy and they refused to do it.  And lest you think that this was an unreasonable request, think about it this way: I've probably spent somewhere in the neighborhood of $10,000 on Apple products in the last fifteen years.  I'd likely spend tens of thousands of dollars more over the course of my life.  I'd continue to tell people about what incredible customer service Apple has.  They could have secured thousands in profits for a few hundred bucks.  They chose not to.  \n\nApple products used to be better than their competitors'.  They're not anymore, and I knew that.   The only reason I kept buying them was because I thought I'd get a premium experience--that if there were a problem it would be solved in a way that impressed me without wasting hours on the phone.  They don't have that advantage anymore.  They're just the guys selling the same thing as everyone else for much, much more money.\n\nNice work, Apple.  \n\n(The only reason they get two stars is that one employee, Patrick, was really very good in dealing with the morons at ATT.  He's also the only person who seemed sincerely sorry about my experience.  Thanks, Patrick.  You did a MUCH better job than your bosses.  Tell them to pick up their phone when it rings.  Oh, and I'd still be glad to take that iPad if you guys decide that spending a few hundred bucks now is worth thousands and thousands in profits over the next twenty years.  Something tells me that this isn't in the cards.)


The burgers are tasty, but they're much more expensive than other fast food burger joints. It's definitely worth trying at least once if you're into burgers.


Good honest sushi from Hawaii. Sushi Yamaguchi was one of the only sushi places in Vegas that have been to where they actually seasoned their edamame. One of the more memorable rolls I had was called the Black Fire roll, eel, and cream cheese inside with spicy tuna outside. Garnished with scallions and eel sauce. A great combination of sweet and spicy, crunchy and creamy. The roll itself was enough to almost fill me up. The restaurant sees a good number of regulars during the lunch hours.


Seriously?  $13+ to scoop up some frozen food and then have a chef \"stir fry\" it for 5 minutes?  I really just don't understand the appeal of HutHot.  The restaurant itself is the typical chain of suburban-style places that put some kind of authentic looking name on a place that is more ordinary then what I get at the grocery store.\n\nFirst off, the food that is provided in the buffet might be all you can eat, but I'd never want to make more than one trip.  It's all frozen, the beef is thinly sliced and of a poor cut, the vegetables / side items are all stringy and pathetic looking, and there's little description to go with the labels.\n\nI tried a few of the user recommended combinations, only to be confronted with a dish that had an awkward taste to it and left me with a half-full plate of something I had no interest in finishing.\n\nI hate being harsh on a restaurant, but this is not something I'd recommend to anyone.  If you want all you can eat, you could go to an OCB and probably get better food (and I'd feel bad for you then too), and if you wanted Asian cuisine, there's plenty that are much better (or your own cooking).\n\nI understand the concept of these places.  Sure, you make your own food but they're supposed to provide ingredients and cuts that are better than what you could find at the grocery store.  Too bad this doesn't ring true with HuHot.  At least the service was ok and the items were well stocked.  Other than that, absolutely nothing that would compel me to spend $13 there again.


So I've been here a couple times over the last few years. Today was my third visit. I had a toasted spinach bagel with egg and cheese-yummy. I was sitting on the front patio when I noticed a bird struggling in a high branch of the palo verde tree nearest the building. The little sparrow had it's foot caught on the branch and was hanging upside down. It would flutter it's wings valiantly every few minutes trying to right itself, then hang helpless again. I wanted to help, but it was so high up I knew I couldn't climb all the way up. One of the staff members came out to see if everyone was happy so I pointed out the little bird and asked her if they had a long pole of some kind. She went back inside and came out with a ladder and a broom. So she set up the ladder and I was preparing to climb up with the broom stick to see if I could help free the bird.  Meanwhile everyone on the patio and passing by had stopped to see what was happening. I was about to climb up when another staff member came out to assess the situation. He quickly came up with a better solution and disappeared inside. Shortly he returned with an extendable pole that would easily reach the sparrow. After gently trying to nudge the bird free we all realized the entaglement was more serious. This kind man climbed the tree and with the help of another volunteer on the ground pulled the branch close enough to reach. He then gently captured the bird and brought it down. Both of its feet were badly tangled with some sortof stringy moss. The bird's thrashing had twisted ithe string so badly he would surely have died before breaking free. Everyone helped to untangle his feet and then we set the tiny sparrow free. High fives all around!\nI will go out of my way to eat here and tell others about the awesome people who work at Hot Bagels and Deli. \n\nMoral of the story: They are really nice here-and the food is great too!


It wasn't terrible but the quality for the price was unreasonable. Husband had macadamia but crusted halibut with orange ginger sauce. He said it was very orangey and overall bland. I had the kings combo platter. The fish was excellent. The scallops and shrimp were not bad.


Fast food sandwiches. Ok but they aren't clued up on ingredients when I asked them about the mozzarella if it was veggie? (Some traditional mozzarella has rennet in it)\nThey can churn out a quick sandwich if you are on the go and want a quick bite to eat, the wrapping is clever with metallic foil outer wrap and grease proof inner to stop it going soggy. \n\nThey issue a pager so you can get a table and collect your food when it's ready. \n\nOk but not brilliant. Can't understand why you would queue to get in here? \n\nI think the name has people intrigued.


I had not been to a Grimaldi's in about five years prior to this visit. I knew that it was a rather pricey pizza restaurant but I was craving pizza and we were at San Tan Mall so I figured I would give it another try. I was with my sister and she did have her dog with her so we asked one of the manager's if we could sit outside on the patio with the dog. At first she said no but then she told us if we could find a seat near the edge of the railing and tie him up on the outside of the rail, we could eat on the patio. We did end up finding a perfect spot where we were able to tie him up and have him right next to us while sitting on the patio. It was really nice of her to let us do that and accommodate our needs with the dog. Good start.\n\nWe were pretty hungry last night and we both really wanted a starter of some kind, garlic bread, bruschetta, something like that... To our surprise Grimaldi's carries no form of appetizers other than salads. Salads are great and all but we just couldn't believe that they had no other kind of appetizer. When we asked our waitress if they had any sort of bread she  seemed almost irritated that we even asked. We decided that we would just end up ordering a starter caesar salad because really this was one of our only choices. We also ordered a large   pepperoni, onion and jalapeno pizza. The salad was okay. The caesar dressing was a little to bitter for me, a little too much vinegar for my tastes.\n\nThe pizza here for me is just okay. Some people really love Grimaldi's and to each their own, but it is just not the pizza of choice for me. The crust was a little over done which because of the coal brick oven gave it a slight burned taste. I did like the fresh mozzarella and that was probably the best part of the pizza but I found myself eating around other parts of the pizza just to get to the bits of cheese. I am just not a fan of Grimaldi's pizza and I won't find myself coming back here to pay $22 for a pizza I don't like. The service was pretty good. Our waitress was very attentive. I did get a slight sense of arrogance from her but overall she kept our drinks refilled and she did answer our questions even if she was a little snooty about it. I did give a three star because even though this is not the pizza for me, it is not bad pizza, just not my taste.


This place is on par with every other sandwich chain like it. I still prefer Wildflower Bread Co, but this is a good place to see the real housewives of Gilbert during the week.


Some of the best cocktails in town. Only downside is some bartenders make them better than others. Love the mojitos! Reasonable prices. Nice decor. Nice crowd. Nice music. I went for brunch and had a lobster omelette.. I found it had a bit too many different flavors for my taste, but I'm sure others would love it, as I'm kind of picky. The guava mimosa wasn't too good though.


After reading previous reviews I gave it a try, NEVER AGAIN!!!! After watching the cook sneeze in his hand then proceed to continue cooking without washing his hands I knew it was time to leave!!!! This place has the potential to be a really neat place, too bad the cook didn't follow basic sanitary common sense!!!


Walking into Charr we had high hopes. They were flatten when we were greeted by the hostess who was seated behind the podium. Not only was the hostess seated,but we had to ask to be seated outside. The hostess never offered inside or outside seating. \nWalking outside we noticed the many dirty tables, and the trash from previous customers littering the floor. In addition to the dirty tables, there was broken glass lying on top. The glass came from the lightbulbs above. So we moved inside. \nOnce inside  we were seated near a server station where you could hear the servers and hostess cursing. In addition to the foul language I witnessed a sever chasing the hostess around the restaurant with a dead bug! \nI had ordered a beer on draft which was poured into a warm glass so with in minutes the beer was room temp and unpleasant. We both had burgers of course. I had ordered mine med rare and my girlfriend had ordered hers med well,both came out over and under cooked. For a burger bar I would think you would train your cooks to cook a burgers to order properly.  Truffle fries were nothing special have had better. And finally the bathrooms where so gross that most dive bars bathrooms where better then there's!! Overall would not recommend this place to anyone.


I wish I had something positive to say about my hair but I didn't even get a chance to try this place out! I asked the lady at the front if anyone was available for a consultation and after giving me a lackluster \"I'll check\"...she didn't get back to me for 15 minutes! I walked back up to the counter to ask again and it seemed like she had forgotten. Disappeared to the back and came back after another 10 min, didn't acknowledge me at all so I ask again and still not a yes OR no! I wait even longer while she is checking AGAIN. Nothing. I'm standing in front of you!!! I obviously left....if they can't even figure out how to sit me in a chair in front of a stylist then how can I dare trust whatever stylists they may have???? Pretty disappointed to say the least. It would have been an expensive job, too.


This place is over rated! $$ my boto! It should really be a $$$ to relate to the portions you get. \n\nI've been to tapas around the country and this one is not cheap and food is ok. However, it's one of only a few in Vegas so they have the market cornered.\n\nI rather go to Hawaiian BBQ which is a true $-$$. Probably only worth it during happy hour on Fridays.


Seriously bummed when we found our \"neighborhood Fry's\".  After moving North I was excited to see what the area Fry's would be like.  Well, it's not what I'm used to.  Not a big selection, seems narrow in the aisles and the customer service is just there.  I opt to go elsewhere these days unless they're running a helladeal on milk.  Not worth it.  (I'll drive to Tatum and Shea for the good stuff!)


I wouldn't call myself a fan of fish tacos--that is, until I tried the ones here!  I stopped in last Sat. with some friends before heading over to the Grape Stomp at PGH winery, since this place had been highly recommended by a couple of other friends of mine who have good taste in food.  Unlike just about every other fish taco I've had, the fish in these was fresh and flavorful!  As Lauren B. mentioned, it is a combination of swordfish, tuna, and salmon, instead of the generic white fish that's included in most other fish tacos I've tried elsewhere.  The presentation of the tacos was also quite aesthetically pleasing, which was a plus.  If you're a fan of fish tacos, you have to try these!  Come by on Taco Tues. if you can for a discount.\n\nMy friends ordered crab tacos and the fried English cod sandwich, and they enjoyed them very much, as well.  Both of them lived in Maine before coming to PGH, and they told me that this was the first really good seafood they'd had in the city thus far--and they've been living here for 3 years!\n\nThis place is only open for lunch, and has a very casual vibe.  We sat by the large front windows, which provided a great opportunity for people watching.  In general, I'm a fan of the ambiance.  One thing that struck me as kind of weird, though, was the ordering and payment system.  Instead of paying when you order at the front counter, as at most fast casual restaurants, you pay after you've finished eating.  This was a bit confusing, and I'm not sure why they do this unless it has to do with tipping for waitservice.  I wouldn't call the waitservice standard, however, because although they bring out your food and clear your plates, you order and pay at the counter, not at the table.  Because of this, it wasn't obvious that a tip was necessary, so I didn't leave one (I didn't even think of it at the time).\n\nOverall, this is a great place, and I'd definitely recommend stopping in if you're a seafood fan next time you're strolling the Strip.  I'll definitely have to return to try the sushi, since it looked very appetizing, as well!


I'm not a big a big fan of burgers but this was the best burger I've ever had! Great sweet potato tots and mini cupcakes too!


This is the best place, by far to eat on Mill. The chicken ceasar salad is phenominal. I'm very picky w/ my ceasar dressing & this one was perfect, not too fishy. Their margarita pizza is great. Since it is woodfired it may come out a little darker than you want so ask your server to have them cook yours for a shorter time if that bothers you. The service is great & love the ambiance.


DirecTV themselves are not all that bad.  Their Service is OK.  I have had their service in the past and thought it wasn't all that bad.  That was until I got the Genie.  At first it wasn't bad.  Slow to respond, but not bad.  Then the issues started.\n\nGrey Screen.  It's as bad as the dreaded Blue Screen from Windows.  After a few phone calls to tech support their solution is to reset the main receiver every time it happens.  Well now it happens every night.  So they had a tech come out.  He swapped gear.  It's now still happening.\n\nThey say it's a known issue, but the issue has been happening for at least a year and half now and they still have no solution other than reset the main receiver.  To me....that is NOT a solution.\n\nWhen I am done with this 2 year contract I will never go back.  Dish was 100% better and more responsive.


The place is huge, has not describe. Eating there was a unique experience, very much wanted to have a close to where I work, have lunch there frequently. Vc takes a canister and choose what you want to eat  in 4 or 5 stands of about 10 meters each with service both sides. It's a lot of food to choose from. Vc weigh and pay in cash. The cutlery will be available after the box.


One time upon a groupon.........\n\nSo I had an expiring groupon burning a hole in my phone so I decided to check this place out.  It's tucked away in this neighborhood and you might think you passed it until out of nowhere the building pops up.  Overall it's a nice looking place and has a great patio.\n\nOn to the food...  \n\nSo I had the Stuffed Chili pepper that had cheese, chorizo, and spices and was decent.  The menu had several options mostly quesadillas and burgers but there was a little bit of everything on it.  I just wasn't blown away nor did I dislike what I ate so that's why the 3 stars.  \n\nPrices are very decent especially when paired with a groupon and watch out as this is the second time I have seen this place on there.


I needed a few items I had purchased from a g/f moved within one week.  All the movers I phoned were booked, including Get Your Move On.  Then Roger told me he would do it TOMORROW for me.  I said \"Tomorrow? As in Sunday?\"  He said yup.  If that wasn't enough, he told me the exact time he would be at my g/f's house and then at my house (no waiting for them to show up during a 4 hour window).  Wow!  Everything showed up in great condition and they were in and out of my house in no item with everything placed exactly where I asked.  Amazing customer service.  I would definitely use them again.


The crew is amazing, some of the nicest people I've ever met.


Reviewing airports? Guess I was compelled to after being yelled at by the annoying, power tripping, airport staff lady who thought it was okay to bark at anyone trying to avoid her escalator line control on the way up to the TSA security line. For a city dependent on people dumping their money on the strip, you'd think they'd up their efforts to provide a better gateway and experience to their patrons.\n\nThen again, the airport is okay at best most of the time especially when you think about the trainwreck that JFK & LAX can be. McCarran doesn't seem that bad anymore. Talk about low standards.\n\nArriving at McCarran is usually a smooth affair, the walk to the heavily advertised, spam filled baggage claim can be pretty fast even in the narrow corridors throughout the airport. Getting a taxi or shuttle is straightforward and the airport shuttle to the car rental center is a breeze & really convenient.\n\nLeaving is bit more difficult. Crowded check in terminals with not much space to move, long TSA lines, and not enough seating at the gates which are probably too close to one another. However, these complaints are all pretty trivial since it could be far worse in my past experience.


Stopped here  while in the airport. Had always heard about it from numerous friends. I didn't think it was anything to write home about personally.


\"Too many diiiicks on the dance floor\" -my husbands take on 1oak\n\nPromoters told us free drinks for ladies, but only three ladies could enter the open bar area at a time and I swear it was just water in Skyy vodka bottles. Oh well!


This place is awesome, plus the dance floor is spacious and music is great! Local night is on Sunday, but get in line early because the line will be 1 hour or more... My suggestion is to find promoter and get on guest list, which will make your life easier!


We came for desserts. We sat for 10 mins before we could catch the attention of a waiter, even though there were many walking around. We told him we wanted dessert, he looked confused and went on to talk to the manager. The manager walked over and repeatedly reminded us that we would have to pay 'premium', the 15% tip, for the table cloth and service, and we should just take the dessert to go or simply sit somewhere else. I was very taken aback by her attitude but since we are celebrating a birthday and some of us really wanted some pastries for the evening,  we bought a couple of pastries and sat at the non serviced portion of the restaurant. The pastries taste mediocre at best. Will not return.


For a brand new, upscale hotel like the Aria to open a POS club like this amazes me. Did they not see epic-ness going on at the Wynn/Encore? Maze features a bunch of space and a decent crowd but it is very unimpressive and lacks vision and creativity. Very disappointed in the caliber of this place but kudos for the nightclub security for taking care of our table.


Another jewel in the Fox crown-read amazing look and feel but outrageous prices for food that's really nothing special.  A few of us went to lunch the other day and one of my buddies orders the prime rib french dip.  The server asks if they would like mushrooms, peppers or onions to which my friend replied yes, please.  They were kind enough to charge $2 EACH for said add-ons so $6 total additional charge.  I mean seriously, I can get ten pounds of onions for two dollars...\nI ended up splitting a chicken club and a ~1 oz. cheese 'plate' with a friend and we both got iced tea.  $24...to top it off the waiter was kind of a dick.\nI probably would never patronize a Fox restaurant again if I didn't get hooked up with gift cards on occasion.


Yummy pizza. The garlic dipping sauce and sweet pizza sauce go well together. It was delivered hot and crisy in half the time they said. Super nice woman who answered the phone.


I have eaten here a few times how ever tonight was not the best. I ordered a bean burrito and the beans tasted spoiled sour.


Do I really need to review a Starbucks - I think everyone knows what they are getting when they go in.  The baristas are super awesome at this location and are quick with the drinks.  Seating space is lacking, but that is OK.


I have to say we were all a bit nervous about dining at Pisces after reading some of the negative reviews, but as fans of sushi and of convenience (location) we gave it a shot. I could not have been more pleasantly surprised! \n\nThe ambiance, service, and quality were all exceptional! \n\nWe tasted the Metro (my favorite), First Love, Spicy Tuna (my least favorite), I believe one crunchy roll, and tuna sashimi. All of the fish tasted fresh and they were absolutely delicious! \n\nI will be back - and soon! I hope it is consistently delicious!


What a hidden gem! The food was out of this world amazing and the service was lightning fast. Can't wait to come back!


I've been enjoying their food since 2004 and it still until this day is my favorite Chinese food place. I'm not really big on Chinese food actually...I'm veeeery skeptical of any place new. With that being said House of Yang more than exceeds my expectations. \n\nFirst the staff is super friendly. Usually when I go in and pick up a dinner order the same guy is working the counter; I want to say he's the owner or maybe part owner? He's very friendly and engaging (ok he's kind of handsome to boot, I'm just saying) and doesn't mind when we substitute egg rolls for the soup in the dinner combos.  That's an extra plus right there. \n\nNow for the food...what can I say, nothing is bad that I've tried on this menu. The egg rolls are extra crispy, my go to is tangerine beef and man is it good. Volcano beef is also delicious, orange chicken, cashew chicken, sweet and sour pork....I can go on and on here peeps but you get the idea - it's delicious! \n\nThey do deliver; unfortunately I'm just outside their delivery range or else I'd eat there way too much. Anytime I'm craving it or I'm close we'll head there to pick up food. You'll be glad you did too! You're welcome!!


On Sunday morning we went and got Montreal bagels and then walked to this park...it's a bit of a hike, but the weather was nice...to see the tam-tams!\nMy sister had really hyped the tam-tams to me, so I went in a bit skeptical....but she was right! \n\nI can't really explain why this was so fantastic, especially because really it's a bit ridiculous. \n\nThis is a big park and I don't know it well enough to direct people to where exactly you need to go, but by the large monument (the one featured on the picture for this attraction), you will find a group of drummers that set up here every Sunday. Depending on the day, there may be more, or less. Apparently the group can get pretty huge, but either way, they all gather around in a sort of circle...and drum! \n\nThe environment is very \"come-as-you-are\" (read: hippy), but it's such a laid back and accepting atmosphere. The drummers just sort of jam together, playing all sorts of different types of drums and bongos. People go and dance in the middle...kids go and pound on the drums...lots of people get high! \n\nEven not high, this is a pretty fun thing to watch. It's mesmerizing somehow. Again, I can't explain what made this so great. We just sat back in the beautiful weather, snacked on our bagels and watched the craziness unfold around us. \n\nIt was so unique and so weird....but so musical...it was just cool to be a part of it!


If I could pick up all of J's Rx for him (some of then you need a photo id for), I totally would have him transfer all his meds to the Scottsdale and Osborn Walgreens by my work.  This Walgreens pharmacy sucks that much!!\n\nFIN.


I have to agree with other comments that the staff is not very friendly but I have gone to the one off shea and they staff are just as rude. At both locations I have had to check myself in and leave without even a glance from staff. I like ice den because it is small but I cannot always get the equipment I need and staff does nothing to ward off the creepers even if you complain. I bring my own clorox wipes to the gym and i can tell you that lady during the weeks does not do a good job cleaning. Membership is definitely overpriced for what you get. If I pay 600$ after tax i want a hello and goodbye from staff and I want clean equipment.


The food here is great- the crispy fish tacos are awesome, as are all the other tacos we've tried. The meat is the farthest thing from dry and is super flavorful. The churros dessert is insanely delicious too!\n\nSide note- if you're not a cilantro fan (I'm not) just know that it's mixed in their pico and they can't really remove it. I had asked for no cilantro on my fish tacos and the bartender didn't know they couldn't remove it and I ended up having to scrape the pico off of the top, leaving me with a tortilla and a piece of fish (not really worth the $4.25 price tag!) the customer service was great though, the bartender was incredibly sincere and offered us a free dessert to make up for it. Would definitely come here again besides the cilantro aspect- we saw a table by us get some Mexican corn that looked super delicious!


SmashBurger is my absolute FAVORITE.  I think it's equal to In-N-out, if not better.  I suggest the Sin CIty Burger.  WORTH THE PAY!!!!


A Living Social deal is what brought us to Donovan's. It was our first time and it was OK. I think we have been spoiled when it comes to steakhouses because of all the meals we have eaten at Capital Grille. We started at the bar and were pleased to find out that during happy hour you could get wines for $6 and cocktails for $9. We tried the classic gin martini with blue cheese stuffed olives. It was delicious. We enjoyed the music they were playing and the bartender was very good. They were nice enough to transfer our bar tab to our table. The dining room is nice, but it was a little chilly and the lighting was too bright. We noticed that after we were seated we couldn't hear the music anymore, which was a bummer. We don't want to see the blood on a medium rare steak and spend the whole night listening to other tables conversations. \n\nThe fresh bread and butter was good. We ordered 6 blue point oysters on the half shell, a wedge salad, surf and turf, filet topped with blue cheese and red wine demo glac\u00e9 with Alaska king crab legs and a side of creamed spinach. The oysters were weird. They were huge, which is great, but they weren't fully shucked. They were served with cocktail sauce, horseradish, and balsamic vinegar. The cocktail sauce was super sweet, tasted like ketchup. We spiced it up with the horseradish, but it wasn't quite right. They tasted weird, and we couldn't place what was off. The wedge salad was good, but there was a $2 charge for blue cheese crumbles, which is silly. The bacon on the salad tasted great, but had the consistency of bacon dust, like they took the bacon, put it into a food processor and obliterated it. When the steak landed they brought it with lobster. We had ordered king crab, so they took the lobster and rushed the crab. We enjoyed the steak in the meantime which was served with a side of au gratin potatoes, snap peas and a baby carrot. The potatoes were bland, the baby carrot undercooked, but the snap peas were great. The creamed spinach wasn't anything special, but the steak was very good, and the king crab was good once we got it. \n\nAs far as service goes, the wait staff uses a team approach, which is great for managing multiple tables. Maestro's uses a similar approach for flawless execution. It wasn't flawless here, but was decent. For example, we ordered a bottle of wine with one person and were asked by a different person on the team if we wanted wine. Not a big deal, but an opportunity for improvement. \n\nOverall, a very decent experience and I am glad we checked it out. However, if we are going to drop that kind of money, we will opt for Capital Grille.


Great meeting place for a family dinner, friend get together or to use the big room upstairs for a party. Really good skinny margarita! Their salsa is a little watery. The street chicken tacos are really good!


Amazing customer service.\n\nI went in to get an oil/filter changed and came out paying less than what I originally signed on paying. Jesse really took care of me and helped me understand all my car-related questions. I was suppose to pay $36, but they ended up giving me about $10 due to a coupon they have offered online which brought my total down to $26. They were even honest with some previous auto care I had done at Tireworks which I appreciate. I will definitely be back to get my filter changed.


Amazing experience. Waitress was sweet, and the food was amazing. A novel eating experience, executed extremely well.\n\nWe tried the lentil and beef pastry appetizers and they were crispy and delicious. The lentil was MUCH more tasty than the beef. \n\nWith the entrees we had the lentils and the chicken entrees. As with the appetizer, the lentils were so much better than the chicken (which was really good). \n\nIn short try the lentils.\n\nWe also enjoyed the Ethiopian coffee which was special. Very hot and very flavorful. It was smooth as butter, but tasted a lot different than a normal Starbucks coffee.


I have been a member here for 15 years. I have always been disappointed with the locations, they are just not convenient for me.However, I have always been a happy cusotmer. A few weeks ago I had to make a deposit and cash a check. I went to this location and I had never had a bad experience before. I went through the drive-thru and it was about 5-10 minutes before they closed. I placed the checks in the tube with my license. The women seemed annoyed because one check needed an additional signature. I did as she asked and passed it back to her. Then she said she needed a signature for the cash and she sent everything back through the tube. I asked if there was anything else and she said no, so I drove off and went about my business. Later that evening I discovered the women had kept my license. Given we were going out for New Years, I probably needed that! So the next morning we went down to the branch, we were about 20 minutes before they opened. I noticed workers in the windows and went to the door and docked. There were 4 employees, they all ingnored me. I did finally get one person's attention and when I did I jestured and yelled through the doors that I needed to get my license.  He seemed to acknowledge me; but I didn't get a response. So I went back to the car and I got a piece of paper to write the employees a note. When I returned to the door and held it up, the man that looked at me with a blank stare had my license and made a 'one minute' hand gesture. He came over and slipped it through the crack of the door, he wouldn't even open the door or speak to me. \n\nI was highly annoyed, someone could have come to the door and acknowledged me and said they would get the license, but instead they were very rude. I made a trip way out of my way to get something that wasn't returned to me, and an honest mistake I am sure; but at the same time, I am very disappointed in the employees behavior.


It's what i've come to expect from WF, although this store felt a little cluttered. I hit up the salad bar which was varied, but not as extensive as other WF's. The cheese section was not very impressive. I may checkout the one in Chandler.


We need a place like this in town. Seafood is flown in every day-ish and the staff is awesome. If you can, ask for Matthew. Great personality and will help you figure out how to find the meat in a blue crab!!


I have been going here for the past 10 years after getting one too many Great Clip haircuts. I haven't had a bad haircut since I've been going here. A vast majority of the people that work here are mainstays, so you get consistency here. Kathy and Peggy are great people and will treat you right. \n\nThe place is always clean and the extra touches are well worth the money. The midway feature is worth the price alone not to mention added assurance that you're getting a quality haircut. I've read a few negative reviews about wait times. I'd rather wait a few extra minutes to get a quality haircut rather than getting in 5 minutes earlier and get butchered by someone who just got their license. \n\nThis place is very well run and I like the people complaining about business practices. Listen they've been there 10 years, I think they're doing something right. Take it from someone who's been going to both Athleticuts for the past 10 years. This place is outstanding.


You get what you pay for. \n\nThe good things about this place is that its close to the middle of the strip with access to the city center, crystal shops, Aria, and Belligio through the tram. The hotel was cheap and the lobby is nice. \n\nNow the bad things: \n\n- The walls are extremely thin so you could hear every conversation, every toilet flush, every shower, and every door being opened and closed. They were so thin that you could hear your neighbor having SEX! Very disturbing!!\n- Housekeeping is horrible: we had five pillow and all but one had a stain. Even the comforter had a stain. \n-The bathroom, most of the furniture, bed, and television were outdated or old and need replacing.\n- There was no coffee maker. Why provide free coffee when you can charge $3.75 for a Starbucks coffee downstairs. \n- No mini bar\n-The smell of so called rose petals smells good at first, but soon gets overwhelming and give you a headache. \n\nIf you are looking for cheap stay in Las Vegas then this is your place. If you are looking for more comfort then I recommend somewhere else.


When our washing machine died, it was back to the land of the laundromats for a couple of weeks.  This was *not* the place to go.  I figured the convenience of having a \"coinless\" wash would be better than getting the rolls of quarters.  Found out later that I had a card that with $10 left that I couldn't get refunds.  Finally sold it to another customer but at least quarters I can spend elsewhere.\n\nOn top of that were the kids running everywhere (parents?!?) and some lady with six poodles that peed (the poodles, not the lady) all over a laundry cart, if I have to use the laundromat again, it won't be here.


Worst enchiladas EVER and decor from a 1980's attempt at a mexican restaurant.  Taco Bell is a step up!  But if you like soupy enchiladas drowning in cheez wiz this is the place for you.


I had the Vege stuffed Nann... Vegetables freshly prepared.. NAnn not too dry... I had spinach rice as a side... Very good... Good cozy place to dine


This is is FANTASTIC!!!\n\nIt is much more than I expected, with a story and many characters. \nWe went with 3 adults and 1 senior and had a GREAT time. Nonstop laughs and impressive animals. I will see this show again soon!\n\nMost of the animals in the show seemed to genuinely enjoy the attention :)\n\nI HIGHLY suggest that you see it. Take you family who's visiting, kids or adults, and you will have a great time :)


Coach Christa and Suzie are awesome with the Novice Girls! They are great at keeping the kids' attention and helping them progress! They have helped her in her confidence and patience!


I would say this place is pretty much like every other nail salon in Charlotte.  The fumes greet you at the door, they have you pick your color, they point to the chair they want you to sit in, they stare at you and smile, attempting to connect with the few English words they know, they do a decent job and slap you with a bill.  Sound familiar?  That was my experience.  It wasn't bad, it wasn't amazing, it was just....familiar.  They did have a very nice selection of colors which was nice but nothing else stood out to me.  They were friendly enough and priced the same as everyone else.  They did a nice job on my cuticles which other places have not been as detailed.  I would come back.


went to the Dayclub wasn't impressed. May have been how awesome Encore was the day before but none the less seemed nowhere near on the same level. daybeds, cabana's were very cramped barely had room to walk between rows of beds.


Don't let the appearance fool you, this had good quality sandwiches. Get the grilled pork it's my favorite. really good prices too.


No matter if it's a good or bad experience my husband and I alway find ourselves talking about what a good manager this location has. He is always open to help his employees. Not sure of his name but he is tall and slim. Kudos Sr. We the regulars to this location notice everything!


Being a Nobu fan, I was anxious to try the Nobu Hotel.\nRooms are a little more expensive then most Hotel's in Las Vegas.\nWe had a  strip view room on floor 81 (it starts on floor 73), was one floor from the top. The view was average, you had to looked to the left to see the strip, if you look straight out of your room you look at another tower.\nIt was a nice touch that I received a email a couple of day before arrival date offering transportation (for a charge) and free VIP tickets to pure and at a special area of the pool.\nThe limo was waiting for us baggage claim and once we arrived at Caesar's  they had a bellhop waiting for us to take us to Nobu's private check in desk.\nOur room was not ready so we went to the Forum Shops to eat lunch and my only complaint was because the room was not ready and we were in the Forum Shops I ended up buying my wife  a Louis Vuitton purse. Dam I sure wish that room was ready.\nOnce we got to the room, it was well appointed. We loved the open shower and the bathroom. The room had a nice couch, big TV  and a great comfortable bed. It was average size, I miss the size of a suite (what I usually stay in L.V.)\nIt was hands down THE BEST ROOM SERVICE, I EVER HAD. What do you expect it's made from Nobu's  kitchen, it was like no room service I have ever had. Some dishes are made for room service only and is not served in the restaurant.\nI would stay there again just for the room service.\nIt now ranks up there with my favorite hotels in Las Vegas.


This review is just for their coffee bar. They are incredible inconsistent. I ordered an almond milk latte and the first two time it was very sweet. The second two lattes had no sweetness at all and one of them tasted like black coffee with a splash of plain almond milk. It seems there is no standard on either how to make these or which milk they are using. When you are paying almost $5 for one, it'd be nice to know what to expect. After the last latte, I decided to give up on those and just go for the black coffee. I tried the gingerbread roast this morning for something festive and the best I can describe it is that it tastes like panang curry. I'm not sure why gingerbread coffee would have such a strong Thai/coconut flavor but it's definitely not spicy or ginger-y at all. What a bummer. This is the closest coffee place to work so I'm really disappointed that even though they want to charge you an arm and a leg, the drinks are never good. To add insult to injury, I submitted a suggestion through their website and never even got an e-mail acknowledging that they received it.


Check in staff was great the view from out side was ok. Then the room electrical switches that are barely sticking out some you can see wires on. Paint was peeling all over and the shower was falling apart the caulking was all coming off. These rooms are not what I expect for this price. Even the tv which was a older flat screen did not have HD and half the channels failed to work. Breakfast was not great and  they failed to clean up tables so no where to sit and eat. Pool area had several areas trapped off as well as the parking lot had a lot of it closed. Over all very disappointed in this property I would not recommend it. When I checked out I was told your good to go as she ate her breakfast and then walked away not once was I asked how my stay was.


Emily was beyond rude and had no interest in helping me Purchase a phone. I walked into this store excited to purchase my first iPhone and set up with AT&T, but received nothing but a bad attitude by an employee who obviously doesn't like their job. The lack of customer service I received made me uneasy so I decided to leave and set up service elsewhere. I will not be returning to this location I would rather drive out of my way and be treated with respect than to be subject to the treatment I received here again.


I happened in to this stylish, fairly small fast casual place today, where they have lots of booths (Yeah booths!), an attractive, colorful menu featuring their excellent selection of food at reasonable prices, a nice salsa bar, & super friendly service!\n\nI ordered Tortilla Soup, & an Asada Torta.  Pretty soon my \"small\" soup arrived.  It came in a REAL (not styrofoam!) bowl, with a REAL metal spoon!  Can you imagine?  It was chock full of chicken, avocado, other goodies, & of course, tortilla strips.  It was DELICIOUS, & just a small taco with it would have added up to a full meal!  \n\nSoon after, my torta arrived...  good sized, tasty, & accompanied by a big side of hot, fresh, crispy french fries (that I didn't expect).  Even though they had lots of customers, staff members found the time to check on me both after I started on the soup, & on the torta, to be sure I was happy with everything.  (Yes!)\n\nNow for me, the torta wasn't quite a match in taste for the best ones at Los Reyes & Tortas Paquime, but I DO like this place & want to come back!


Michael's is my favorite dessert-type stop in Madison. You see ice cream, gelato, sorbet, and frozen yogurt all over the place. But frozen custard is a superior breed of dairy goodness.\n\nI never get tired of Michael's custard. They offer many mixes and flavors, and each one can quench your cravings. It's pricier than ice cream, but that's because, again, frozen custard is superior.


i just recently called to enquire about calories and the person who answered (a guy) was very rude. first he could not make a estimation about how much calories are in the plate. when i explained to him while talking politely make an estimation of how much calories was in a small plate vs. a large plate the person rudely hung up. he could have given me a number and it would have been all good but now i decided not to go there.


It's always a good sign when you arrive at a restaurant 5 minutes before it opens and there's already customers tugging at the door trying to get in.\n\nIf you purchase a large Kirin beer, you can add an appetizer for $1. We tried the calamari tempura, which was pretty good. I liked the light tempura batter, and the fry on the calamari and accompanying jalapenos was good. We also had the edamame, which were a little undergone to me. Still, everything was such a great price that you can't complain too much.\n\nThe Sakana lunch special is a really good value - big plate of sushi and rolls for $10. A friend and I split this, along with 2 additional rolls. The fish portions were good, and I thought the rolls were very fair for the price. Alaska roll was nice, as was the Mexican caliente roll.\n\nPortions were generous, so we weren't able to finish everything even after indulging ourselves into a food coma. For the lunch prices, I think Sakana was good. I'm not sure if I would stop in for dinner, but if I'm in the area again for lunch, I might stop in.


Had dinner here with my wife and 3 kids. We were all very pleased with the food and the service. There isn't much available for younger kids, but mine were able to share a drumstick appetizer which was really well done and included 6 drumsticks, so it was more than enough for a young child or 2.  A large, juicy burger was very good and a steak that was just ok round out the standard fare. The nachos appetizer was not great, but it was just an appetizer.  The real star was the pizza. The dough is buttery and flakey yet chewy which made for one of the best pizza crusts that I have ever had. The sauce and cheese were well balanced to make this a wonderful personal pizza. I would definitely order it again if I was dining here. But I would also dine outside as the interior needs some updating.


Food and service were top notch. Our server was well informed, she made great suggestions and she was friendly. The food was full of flavor and fresh. I had the Carne Asada quesadilla and the meat was tender and melted in my mouth. All of the people in our party had great things to say about the food.


Food is absolutely unbelievable for a bar. Even the guacamole is amazing. Probably the best quesadilla I've had in my life and the green chili burger is to die for. Drinks are always filled and they always make sure you have everything you need (like extra guac). Great cheap eatery.


Slightly lower than average Hampton Inn.  Heat/AC wasn't updated, pretty typical besides that.


This has to be the worst massages my wife & I have received in our lives.\n\nMy wife and I have been getting massages all around the world including Thailand for 20 years.\n\nWe call and get 1.5 hour appointments at 8:30pm.  (1 hour body & 1/2 hour foot massage) We arrive at 8:32 and start filling out forms.  My wife's 1st question SPECIFICALLY asks for a strong therapist.  The receptionist says yes, there is a strong therapist.  My wife's 2nd question was if the therapist was Thai; the receptionist says no, they are Chinese...BUT they've been trained by a Thai therapist.  I have nothing against Chinese therapists (I am Chinese) when I am getting a Chinese massage.  The techniques are worlds apart.  The receptionist continues to say it's OK, many customers ask for these therapists, they are good, etc...\n\nSo we make the wrong choice and continue.\n\nWe change into their shirt and pants and lie down on the mat.  My massage starts with a foot rub and pressing on my legs.  Not much of a massage just kind of squeezing on my muscles.  Continued onto the rest of my legs.  After that she started to pull and bend my legs.  Not much pressure was being applied so I'm not sure what this \"exercise\" was about.  Not much changed for the duration of the 1 hour.  A lot of of just lightly rubbing and petting like other Yelpers mentioned.  Rubbed my scalp, my ears, my back, my neck and my arms a few times.  Pulled on my fingers...THIS WAS NOT A MASSAGE.\nNow onto the last 1/2 hour, the foot massage.  The therapists actually switched at this point!  I didn't know what's going on until later.  Much of the same thing, squeezing my foot here and there and that's about it.\n\nMy wife is fuming about her massage while we're changing back to our clothes. \n\nFor her first hour, she had to tell the therapist where to massage and she needed to be stronger.  Nothing relaxing about this at all.  Kept telling her stronger, the therapist would press a little harder once or twice.  This one didn't have a clue of how or where to massage.  This went on for an hour.\nSo the therapists decide that they need to switch because the one massaging my wife was getting tired from using all her strength...WT??  My therapist had more energy because she was just squeezing my arms & legs, they switch so I get the tired therapist to massage my feet.  \nThe last 1/2 hour for my wife was exactly like mine, just a foot squeeze.\n\nSo we go to the front counter to tell the receptionist of what just happened.  She actually said to us, \"we came in too late in the day, all the therapists are tired.  It's time for them to go home.\"  If we knew this, we would not have even came here at all. I don't know why, but we paid and gave a tip...\n\nSo the next morning, I call and look for someone to talk to about my experience.  I called their other location and talked to a \"manager\".  She took my number and said she'll call the \"general manager\".\nI get a call and talk to this man and he said sorry I can't help you, you stayed for the 1.5 hours so I can't do anything for you.  I explained that what we received was not a massage and I shouldn't have to pay for this.\nHe said if the therapists used more strength, they can get in trouble if they hurt their customers.  I said they weren't even massaging their customers!  \nThis man is very impolite and did not care about customer service at all.  He hung up on me.\nOh yeah, he said we got a 20% new customer discount...we got a good price. Yeah right.\n\nPass on this place.  Unprofessional and bad service.\n\nToo bad this is the only Thai massage in PHX.


Ah, Fremont Street. The main appeal for Fremont St is that most it is cheap: lower limit tables, cheap booze, etc. The other main attraction is the light show on the ceiling. Husband and I tagged along with a couple of friends late one night. We got there at about 9:45 and a lot of things were closed. I understand it was a weeknight and the off season, but we just wanted to get something to eat!! We finally found a bar while our friends did the zipline through Fremont St. Other than the light show though we were pretty bored. And the tunnel effect makes it SUPER cold down here! I'm OK with staying on the strip in the future.


Ordered Cadillac Margaritas, and I think they were all margarita mix with no tequila for $7. Way too sweet. They were running a special on shots of Jose for $2, so we bought a couple to add to our drinks to cut the sweetness. Note, their \"shots\" are maybe an ounce. Much too small to be acutal shots. We ordered their nachos, and they were HUGE! Definitely the highlight with lots of good toppings. No way the 2 of us were finishing them (although we gave it a good run). We were supposed to have gotten a $2 discount on the nachos with our Total Rewards card, which we didn't get. I didn't notice until later though, and I didn't feel like going back and arguing about $2. All-in-all, it's an OK place, but years ago I remember the drinks were great and I'd spend hours hanging out there. Now? Not so much.


Ahhhh......... where do I begin .........Moved here in 1994 with my husband and my 10 month old Lhasa-Apso boy, Cody..... ask Dr. Newland about Cody the wonder dog with the 6 out of 6 heart murmur.  Dr figured out the formula to extend his life for 2 extra years - you would have never known he was as sick as he was (neither did Cody!)  - always happy and playful without a care in the world.  We found Dr. Newland thru a friend and he took such awesome care of my Cody until his passing in May 2010. We added 3 more (Mickey, Sonni and Mc Duff) Lhasa to the family, and Dr. Newland cared for our 4 boys up until the last one passed in 2011 ..... they enjoyed long lives under Dr Newland's care ages 16 1/2, 13, and 8 (the last one McDuff passed suddenly from Hemolytic Anemia). The health issues that developed were always diagnosed and managed by Dr Newland very quickly - from heart murmurs, to neuro disorders to renal failure and cancer .. \n\nOur new generation of rescues are here - Sooshi, Duffy O and Big Jake - and Dr Newland is their doctor as well. We are always able to get an appt - sometimes same day - and Dr Newland gets it figured out. Always a smile on his face and the knowledge abounds.


Well if it wasn't for this place being directly across the street from me I would probably go to a different gym. That being said seeing as I usually workout between 10-12 at night and this place has pretty much everything I need it works fine for me. The great thing about working out that late is the place is pretty much a ghost town and I don't have to fight to use the equipment. \n\nThe weight equipment is old and dated but there are 2 squat racks, 3 flat bench presses, 1 incline bench press, 1 decline bench press and 6 varying weight benches with a dumbbell set going to 120 lbs. I cant say much about the machines because I rarely use them but like I said before they are very dated. \n\nThe locker room/shower area has that gym musty smell to it, but hey its a locker room what do you expect. It does everything I need it to do. The showers could use some work, some the water is too cold others too hot and some stalls seem to always be out of soap.\n\nThe staff that I see at night is friendly. I have never tried any of the personal trainers there but from what I have heard they are alright. There also is a daycare during the day, but I don't have kids so I cant comment on the state of it. \n\nThere are a few things that bother me about this location. First the weekend hours, Friday , Saturday and Sunday the gym closes early and I am forced to go to a different location because I workout at night. Second the stream room and sauna are closed for cleaning it seems almost every night after my workouts past the times stated on the doors. Lastly I wish this location had the updated gear that the Mesa Riverview location has, this place could use a renovation BAD.\n\nAll in all if it wasn't for the convenience of being across the street from me and it being empty every time I go I wouldn't be able to justify spending $30 a month on this location.


When a place is called Philly's and on the menu is has \"The Original Philly\" I assumed they would know how to make a good Philly Cheesesteak... boy was I wrong...I've never had a cheesesteak were the meat was pretty much ground meat... was not very good at all... they do get points for using CheezWiz..  Maybe next time I'll just stick with wings... cause I'll definitely go back for the outside seating and good drink prices..


food was good, not great but the service probably could've been a little better, I understand service will not be great at a casual dining restaurant but the food took really long and I felt like they were trying to rush us to get out afterwards...one or the other, either be slow on service and expect us to stay a while or be a quick service restaurant where we are expected to go in and get the hell out.  *I will come back though when craving filipino food though!


It's true that Kabul isn't really memorable. But its kabobs are good. It feels like a restaurant on a college campus should ... like it's just managing to get by. It's good food.


You would think with the economy being what it is today, it would be easy for any establishment to hire semi-intelligent people to run the register. \nI went into sprinkles to taste some of their fall specials and I walked into a scene that was beyond depressing. My first experience with Sprinkles is when I lived in LA. You couldn't get a cupcake without waiting in line at least 30 minutes. Scottsdale, you have 4 perky girls greeting you, with their cupcake themed baby tees the minute you walk through the door. \nThe trays were empty and the selection was bare at best. I ordered 4 cupcakes. NOT rocket science. 1-2-3-4 \nThere was one other woman waiting for a large order, a couple dozen at least. The dingbat ringing us up tried to charge me over $80 for 4 cupcakes!! Whoa! \"Are you sure those are mine?\" \nHer response was \"is your name Susan?\" No it is not. She gives me a blank look like she saw a ghost. So this is uncomfortable. I kindly nudged her by saying \"I think my total should be in the $13 range, I only got 4 cupcakes. \" \n\"The tag says you got 4 dozen.\" (i can't remember the exact qty) \nNow Red Velvet (remember the themed shirts?) is testing my patience. Is that still Susan's order? \nOh duh! Now we get it! \nAfter all that I get the cupcakes home, and they are dryer than a popcorn fart. Disappointing.


This place is okay. I wasn't blown away by the food, the atmosphere, or the service. \n\nMy husband and I visited this restaurant during an anniversary weekend in Vegas. We drove by this place and thought it looked interesting. Since we love good food and that's hard to find on the trendy, overpriced Strip, we decided to venture beyond it for our anniversary dinner. \n\nI was really excited to eat here and was pretty happy with my food until the entrees arrived. We both ordered the Prix Fare ($38 each) and the crudite, olives, bread, and appetizers were decadent. I am not an expert on French cuisine but it tasted fabulous to me. The entree was mediocre and not a strong point, so possibly the Prix Fare menu is not the best choice. I would have to order from the specials in order to make my final conclusion. \n\nI would've given this place another star (or two) despite the average food if it wasn't for the wait staff. Unfortunately, our server (the only waiter) was chatty (to an extreme), slow, forgetful, and downright frightening. My husband found him entertaining (to be polite), but I feel like he ruined our experience. I don't want to write too many negative comments about this poor man, as most people find him humorous and engaging based on the reviews. You will have to witness his behavior for yourself. \n\nI don't think I'll go back. The total was $105 plus tip. Not an outrageous amount for a special occasion, but far too much for a mediocre evening.


Been a couple times but last Sunday was nuts! This is a place to see & be seen, foreal! It's a place where you get to see just about everything Vegas has to offer... my wife & I just kick back and gotta laugh at some of the naughty things we've seen here, especially on the dance floor.\nGreat venue but they really shouldn't have placed the DJ booth in-between the dance floor and pool view. It cut off one of the major veins to outside so the side door was one big traffic jam.\nCover is $30 for girls & $50 for guys but you can talk your way down if you got females with you (unless they're fugly!), just see one of the line hosts. Also try to find passes on the strip, which may or may not work. The line is usually long but it moves swiftly and be prepared to WAIT for drinks too. If you find the right spot on the inside dance floor ceiling AC vents will point right at you... find those spots!


We decided to go here because we had a discount and we wanted to try something different.  We decided on the 'chefs tasting menu'.  It was wonderful and so was the service we received.  We were treated special the minute we walked thru the door.  I am not a big Chinese fan but this was well worth the price.  We started with a sampling of two appetizers, the chicken lettuce wrap and a spicy prawn dumpling.  Both of these were hot and fresh.  The first two appetizers were followed by a second plate of a pot sticker and honey glazed ribs.  Our main course was spice scallops and wok fried pepper tenderloin that came out hot and fresh.  Which now days it is very unusual to have your food much hotter than the serving dish since so many places not reheat their entrees.  We were also served lobster fried rice and mixed Chinese vegetables.  Finally our desert was a trio of pastries.  We had a chocolate bananan torte, cr\u00e8me brulee, and a wonderful cold parfait.  They were small bites but the perfect compliment to larger meal.   We will certainly go back.


This hotel exterior is a little worn down and in need of a refurbishing. Everything about it just looks dated and tired. The rooms had obviously been updated since other parts of the hotel and they were not that bad although the tile grout looked a little dingy in my room. I did not hear the people in the room next to me as others have complained about. However, I found the food to be very good especially for a hotel. They had a decent bar with a few local brews on tap and service was friendly. The hotel location is convenient but still a 6-8 block walk to the more popular attractions downtown. We took advantage of the free shuttle service and the friendly and knowledgeable driver, Christian. Its fairly easy to get to though off I-277. For the money, it wasn't bad.


Food was OK (food temps could be hotter). Clean restaurant. Upholstery was outdated. Service was slowwwwww! There was very few people eating here and only one waitress and what could of been a 30 min experience turned into an hour because of her slow response time. I would come back only if the service was quicker (Which is customary for a Chinese restaurant) and my rice and music soup was hotter!


I was looking forward to my appointment after seeing all the great reviews, but sadly disappointed after going here. The doctor was so sarcastic and came off rude. I should have just left but needed to get glasses soon so I ordered from them and it took over a month to get my glasses in...the office was nice and clean but I will definitely not be returning


*update* after posting this review I got word they were talking about it on FB. I posted a screen shot of their FB post and I think it sums up the exact issues we had with their service. Very rude* \n\nwe had a nice server so he is mostly excluded from this review. the rest of the experience was really disappointing and our whole party wished we would have left and gone somewhere else all because of how things started off. \n\nlet me just say this place was practically empty the whole time we were there. there were a few people but most tables were empty. it was a pretty early dinner reservation. \n\nwe originally only had 6 people confirmed for dinner the night of my birthday celebration but we had 4 more people confirm last minute. we called as soon as The Breadfruit opened to see about extending our reservation. They told us they would only accommodate groups of 6. \n\nthis was a huge pain bc it was an hour before our reservations and people were already on their way. we were able to convince them to reserve a 2nd table next to ours on the patio so we would all fit and be able to sit near each other. Only after they confirmed we'd be ordering alcohol in addition to our meals of course. \n\nupon arriving we realized we had the whole patio to ourselves and if we pushed the tables together we would all be able to fit comfortably together with room for another table on the patio should they have more diners. \n\nwe asked if we could push our tables together and they were very snotty telling us we were basically lucky that they even agreed to accommodate us to begin with and the set up they created was our only option. we should bow down and kiss their feet for taking us at all. \n\nlike seriously?! you can't make any exceptions?! it would be one thing for us to suck it up if it clearly wasn't possible but it was totally possible for us all to sit together without changing a dang thing to the outside set up. it doesn't change anything!!!  our group could have sat together for crying out loud. it was totally possible. so stubborn and rude. \n\nso that really set the mood for all of us. if we thought someplace nearby could accommodate a group of 10 last minute we would have pimp walked outta there. \n\nbut we endured it, tried to get past it for the sake of the meal and enjoyed all of their tasty drinks and the food was good. i loved their pina colada redux. the spring rolls were super boring flavor wise and left me thinking \"what the heck, yelpers?! why did so many people recommend this?\". my jerk chicken was tasty. \n\nabout 95% of our group smokes so after the meal they went to the back area to have a smoke(it sounded like they had a nice area just for this). the servers chased everyone down in the smoking area and tried handing them the bill while they were back there enjoying themselves making things really weird. \n\nwhile the majority of the group was in the back smoking area they served me a free birthday dessert which was awkward bc shouldn't you do that when the whole party is around? they knew most of my party was out back seeing as how they chased them down with the checks. i blew out the candle and the few of us sitting there tasted it. it was one of the grossest things ever so thankfully it was free. it was a really sweet gesture though (but just fyi...dont order the potato dessert pie or whatever its called. better known as barf pie. i totally understand why they give that one away for free. no one would pay for that. just saying). but still, really kind birthday gesture. *ok, after reading some other reviews you people are loving this sweet potato pie. i am officially convinced they served us a rotten piece on purpose*\n\nthey don't usually let people split the check (we noticed this printed at the bottom of the menu) but our nice server offered to let us... only he made us divide everything up for him. i mean, isn't that his job? i get that it isn't normally allowed but he offered and it would have been really nice for him to divide it up for us. plus the restaurant was not busy and we spent a lot of money on food and drinks. it's the least they could have done but they apparently hate accommodating customers or providing an enjoyable dining experience for larger groups. this behavior would be acceptable at applebees or something. ugh whatever we were just so ready to get the heck out of there bc we were so clearly not welcome.\n\ni def won't be back and i know most of my party will not be back based on this experience. \n\nthis place really is only good for super small, intimate settings. i wouldn't recommend going here with more than 4 people. they make it known that they don't really want you there if there are more than 4 of you anyway so be prepared to have a horrible time if you're with a group.\n\nAlso, you can't even order breadfruit at the breadfruit.


seriously, rooms were clean, the pool was not from too many people, but it's central on the strip and cheap.\ni didn't know where and how people scored their free drinks, but it was a great place to stay. also, if you get really sun burnt and, also , start calling out ot dinosaurs during the middl eof the night from too much drinking, try lying on the marble tiling in their bathrooms, it does wonders.


I'm a regular here at Sting Rays and absolutely love the rolls. The Cabo is to die for!  The atmosphere is open and friendly, though the tables are close together and you are very close to other couples, it makes for easy conversing.\nTonight we were graced with the presence of the manager, Tom. He was an absolute delight! Very friendly, personable and made us feel very welcome!


i got the famous andys sage benedict.  it was a little on the bland side, but because the portions are so big and the presentation really makes the atmosphere fun and exciting ill be going back for more..


Best supermarket in Madison.  They've got everything you need.  Prices are really good, I'm convinced.  (yeah, it's not like i've made out any spreadsheets on this, just general impression from receipts.)\n\nYeah, it's often messy and crowded, but so fucking what?   Copps is too clean and quiet for my taste.  I like to be able to shout down the lane to ma baby so we can get our shop on.\n\nPlus, Woodman's actually has a pretty decent Latino foods section section.  And I love me some burritos.\n\nLiquor store is pretty frickin huge and the prices are good.  But it's not like we drink much here at casa de jujubee.  So whatever.  \n\nProduce selection is just as good as Copps.  I think the problem people have is that it looks messy, with all those big vats of tomatos.  The produce can be kind of dusty.  You know what you do with it?  YOU WASH IT BEFORE YOU EAT IT.  For god's sake...  Maybe I should drink more... ARGHHHHHHHH\n\nI hope the employees aren't being paid shit so I can have apples for 85 cents a lb.


Had a great stay! Best housekeeping staff! Carol is great.  Lady at c/I could have been nicer but everyone else made up for it! Love the views. Room service was fast and tasty.  Will come back


i think it was about 6 of us that decided we were hungry after the club/bars and stuff. so we decided to eat here at around 4 or 5 in the morning, which was convenient since we were staying at the venetian.\n i dont remember what anyone else ordered but i ordered the bacon cheeseburger, it was btwn that and fetticcini alfredo(for some reason i was craving that) but the waiter told me to get that burger. that was the best order at the table for sure!! thanks to that waiter i had a really good bacon cheeseburger.. but i was kind of drunk so i dont remember it as much as i would of sober. this place is a good place to go too though!! check it out if your in LV at the venetian, hungry and maybe even a lil buzzed


Quick and tasty Chicken Sandwches. Nothing special


The girl at the desk wouldn't let us have the three to seven Antipasto and wine tasting menu. I took a photo TODAY of the website that shows the hours of the Antipasto menu. I am very displeased and DISAPPOINTED and can't say Otto Enoteca is a bad restaurant. Ive been here several times before. But I do have to REMOVE them from my Vegas rotation list.


Yuk.  No casino.  No view.  Small open shared pool. \n\nWhy would you want to go to Las Vegas and stay at a hotel like this?  \n\nLuckily the staff was nice enough to not charge us for bailing.


As a huge fan of the Phoenix location and now a resident of Old Town Scottsdale, I was beyond stoked to know that I live less than 2 miles away from the new location. Dana is a great owner and the staff at both locations are amazing. Location in Old Town is perfect and the decor is always on point, I would totally live on the patio! As a vegetarian, their menu stands out for me compared to other restaurants. I can't get enough of their Big Sur Black Bean Burger. You may be thinking, \"Grrrrreat. ANOTHER veggie burger for the non meat people\".. No way, this burger is perfect, not bland and is AWESOME with added avocado. The tofu tacos and bowls are fantastic too. To the reviewer who said that everything was a little spicy.. Well, I'm sorry to burst your bubble but it is pacific islander style food. It's meant to have a kick and boy does it rule. The drink list is a lot of fun as well, I always look forward to a Tiki Bastard or good old fashion Zombie! Thanks Hula's, you have a regular for as long as I'm in Arizona :)


This place is totally funky and really convenient for the ASU crowd.  I recommend it as a cheap place for beer and lots of vegetarian options.  They have great art on the walls and the best flier selection this side of the Mississippi.  I also went to a craft fair by local independent crafters this weekend - this will apparently be a reglar event - the second saturday of every month.


If you're looking for a quick but good sandwich or salad, then this is the place. A little pricier than other downtown options, but worth it for the better quality. The staff seemed nice though I only talk with them for a couple of minutes (probably 2 min more than most customers). Newly opened, so ambience is a little spartan. Grab something and head out again, don't plan on eating there.


The Peking duck was good- but it's hard to mess that up. The walnut prawns should be labeled dessert as it's so sweet- likely can cause a diabetic to go into shock. The crab was like licking an ashtray full of garlic and was overdone. \n\nService was nice. Gentlemen. Too bad they got stuck at a crap restaurant. \n\nThis morning I'm paying the price for eating this stuff.


I have been back a couple of time and really need to downgrade my original review.  The service has been sketchy at best, and the last visit my son's chicken sandwich was basically inedible (I often think he is a bit too picky about how the food should be - but in this case, I completely agreed - it was over-breaded and over-cooked with scrawny chicken pieces - he went home and made something else to eat).


Ok SouthPoint, you really need to name this salad after me. I've been ordering and coming to this restaurant for at least 5 years and still it hasn't made it to the menu. I get people asking me what I order as its soooo yummy looking. It's a Caesar Salad (tossed and mixed with the dressing) with the lump crab from the appetizer but I have it grilled. Every server including Manny who knows it best knows to put it up as soon as he sees me sitting down at the counter. It's quite pricey but worth it ($20). Use your SouthPoint points from the reward card to help finance it.


I was at this airport for a few mins as I connected. Would have liked to enjoy my supposedly one hour layover but my previous flight at LAX was delayed for no reason.


Alright, I'm not gonna lie. I like Oregano's. I've only dined here a couple of times over the last couple of years. That is, after trying to eat here on more than several occasions and leaving annoyed with the parking or the hour wait on a Friday night (seriously, whyyy??). I thought for sure I was over the whole Oregano's bit until Friday night, when the boy suggested we bring my visiting mother there for dinner. \n\nI agreed, we went, we parked (good parking, too), we waited the 45 minutes, and we ate. Let me say this again, we ATE. Ate and ate and ate and ate. Two appetizers, three entrees, three cocktails, and a pizzookie later, we were completely beat. And we left with four to-go boxes...\n\nThe food was all delicious. Yes, it was commercial and not spectacular, but it was good. I recommend the Boom Dip, Meatball Sub, Bollo Pasta, and the glorious half-baked, warm, gooey cookie with ice cream on top (I don't think they can call it a \"pizzookie\" anymore, law suit or something). Mmmm. The drinks are all great, too, but I must warn you, they have a two drink MAXimum, so I wouldn't plan on drinking too much while you're there. \n\nOver all, it was a fun experience. The atmosphere is great (it's loud), the servers are friendly, and if you have the right friends with you, you're guaranteed to have a good time.


We were told that the wait was gonna be 1.5hrs, usually you think it won't actually be that long but in this case it was everybit of what they said, but with all the hype that this place received I thought well it must be worth the wait. So after killing time they finally texted us that our table was ready, our server was excellent, very knowledgeable and curteous. We decided to get an appetizer of the Bangkok Steak Fries, which were actually tempura fried portebello mushrooms, they were excellent to say the least. I ordered the buffaloed byson burger and the wife ordered the phat patti's veggie burger. We received our meals pretty promptly and everything was what we expected, but I have got to say that in my opinion this place is a bit \"Over-hyped\", I mean don't get me wrong the food was good but maybe I just set my expectations a little bit too high.  Maybe next time we will go at a different time of the day when it isn't as busy, we would try it again but it won't be anytime soon as I know of alot of burger places that surpass Burgatory as a premier \"Gourmet\" burger joint.


The place was super busy maybe that is why our food was really cold. Seemed like chicken was cold but the cheese was warm. Fries were completely cold. I would have loved to wait a little more for a better, warmer meal.


While on an extended stay at the Palazzo we decided to try Delmonico. I made a reservation through Open Table. We were seated promptly but at a table that was less than desirable where the waiter had to stand behind me while serving us. He was quite pushy and brusque. My wife ordered the half duck as she loves duck. Right after we were served the waiter returned and asked if everything was OK, My wife had taken one bite from the duck leg and she said that things were OK. But as she continued to work on the rest of the duck it seemed to become very tough like it had been over microwaived. She signaled the waiter over and rather than handling it professionally he asked in a rather accusing manner why she had said the duck was OK when first asked. This made us feel very uncomfortable. The waiter did remove the duck and did not charge us for it. However, we just wanted some excellent food. I'll never return to any of Emeril's restaurants based on this encounter. If you want a good meal while at the Venetian / Palazzo go to Bouchon where you'll be treated well and the food is great. Just to be balanced I will say that the rib eye that I had was good.


So here's a business I recommend NO ONE ever visits here in Scottsdale.\n\nI got a call last night telling me that I had won a weeks paid vacation and a iPad with DirectBuy travel for a draw I had entered the week before. We talked, and the customer service rep proceeds to tell me that I wasn't eligible because I wasn't 25 yet (I'm 23), but if I brought a significant other with me that was- it would be ok.  He also mentioned that is there was any complication I would still get a $100 gift card to the store.\n\nSo I rearrange my day, have my S.O take time from work, and I drive an hour out of my way to get to the store, just so the manager there can keep me waiting for half an hour (Tom) to tell me in a VERY un-sypathetic manner that there was a mistake and that I wasn't eligible for anything.  When I asked for the gift card I was promised, he just said there was nothing he could do, and walked off without making an effort to propose any kind of solution.  I then asked the receptionist if there was any way I could give my winnings to be friend that is 25 and she just looked at me like I was an idiot, smirked and said no.  \n\n\n\nThanks DirectBuy for that astonishing customer service!  Most likely the worst I've ever had.


A family member brought a sandwich from here and found a pubic hair in it. When she took it back and told them, they laughed at her. If I could shut this place down I would! Disgusting, immature staff.


\"Do good and be good; not to do any evil, to cultivate good, to purify one's mind- this is the teaching of the Buddhas.\" -CMM website\n\nChaiya Meditation Monastery hosts a monthly food fair that many attend for the inexpensive, tasty Thai food, with proceeds going towards paying the monastery's mortgage.  I've been to the food fair several times, but never really looked around the monastery grounds until this month.  Visitors are welcome to cross the colorful bridge and explore the outdoor meditation area that is obviously well-tended to by the monks and nuns who reside at the monastery.  At the time I walked through, it was only myself and one of the monks was there, doing a little gardening.  It's not a very large area, but it does have several beautiful Buddhist statues, a pavilion, a golden tower, and sidewalks that visitors can walk along to see this intimate place of worship.  According to the website, the monastery offers daily meditation classes that are open to the public, one from 9:00am-10:00am and another from 5:00-6:00pm.  For more info, go to www.chaiyacmm.org.\nI'm definitely not an expert on Buddhism, but from what I've seen of the monastery, it's obvious that the goal of providing a tranquil space for meditation and some peace for those of any religion (or no religion at all) has been met by Chaiya.


love this place! very friendly and did a great job on my nails. I came here with my mother and wife and we were all taken care of very well.\neven though I was suckered in to coming here the owners were funny and made it easy to relax.


All of the dishes were fantastic, when the new owner took over. Now the dishes have been of such poor quality that I would rather eat \"Asian\" frozen food.


1/2 price wines on Sunday... which is awesome. Went here for a birthday party and received great service. Our party kept trickling in and the staff did a great job with serving all 16 of us at the same time.\n\nEven the owner came through the party room and poured our water and made sure everything was \"okay.\"\n\nMy food was good... but not outstanding or amazing. They also kept bragging on how spicy their food was but no one's food seemed to live up to this claim.  Their mini egg rolls were super delicious though.\n\nOur actual waiter was kind of a douchie, cheese bag.


Each time i write a review for the hospital i feel as if things get better only to get worse. In my previous review i wrote one thing that i didn't think i would get to touch base on again, but guess what coincidences happened and it just so happened to be a coincidence that i was in the same room that we gave birth to our first child in. I thought it was a good thing at first to be able to make memories in the same room with our new child until i remembered what i had written after being in the room for roughly 20 minutes and i quote\"engineering to come to the room to check the hot water and a leak in the shower head well i think I'm going to check out and i don't think these issues will get addressed.\" Well the hot water issue in room 270 in labor in delivery has not gotten addressed and its been over a year it has been such a common thing that when i brought it to our new nurses attention Laurel she simply stated that they were aware that the hot water didn't get hot in that room fast enough and that there work around was to use the hot water in the sink in the room itself and not the sink in the bathroom perhaps these nurses have forgotten what it was like to be giving birth but being embarrassed by having to have a door open while your husband tries to get you a hot washcloth for you to wash off is not the ideal solution and the fact that it has not been addressed in over a year is just baffling and not only does the hot water take a long time the water also backs up when you're trying to take a shower. SO PRAY THAT YOU DON'T GET ROOM 270 \n\nMy encounter with the nurses this time was a bit more pleasant although we did have moments of mis-communication the main nurse that we dealt with tried to make things right as much as possible but sometimes she did fail. Laurel was the name of our main nurse and overall she was ok except for the fact that I felt like she lacked a bit of empathy. Allow me to elaborate my wife and I arrived to the hospital around 8:00 am it was a Saturday and the hospital seemed a bit empty there was boxes that were littering the main entrance and they had not been covered by anything later in the day they were covered with sheets although they were a real big eye sore. When we arrived Laurel greeted us and took us to our room which seemed very familiar to me we had some small talk and she checked my wife she put in some bill to soften up the walls they said and then we waited my wife started having really bad contractions and so the nurse was called my wife was on the edge about getting or wanting an epidural she wanted to try natural birth so the nurse gave my wife some medication that ended up knocking her out and when she came to she was in extreme pain the anesthesiologist was called to do the epidural my wife was screaming from so much pain and Laurel came in said the anesthesiologist is here so we need you to sit up she did so but all of a sudden here screams became louder and seemed more painful it was to the point where we didn't know what or who was hurting her the anesthesiologist asked if it was him all of a sudden between the screams my wife blurred out i can feel his head i think I'm having the baby the anesthesiologist had not put the epidural in yet and he himself stopped and said I have not done anything if you would like we can check her well laurel being the helpful nurse she is decides that no its more important for him to get the epidural in, instead if asking my wife she just tells the anesthesiologist to proceed he continues and my wife continues to scream  the anesthesiologist finally gets the needle in and my wife sits back well guess what the child is crowning and he was coming out just like my wife had said If laurel would have taken the time to let my wife make the decision instead of her then my wife would've never had to get the epidural since the baby was already crowning at this point the anesthesiologist is nervous and starts to hit my wife with what i though was called boost but i believe i was later corrected to it being called a bolus dose this in turn made it hard for my wife to push because she all of a sudden became numb from the waist down and then it started to work its way up to her shoulders but the time the baby was out my wife was fully drugged up and could barely hold our baby I feel like these drugs where administered incorrectly because instead of it helping the the birth she literally just sat up barely holding onto consciousness.


I have always enjoyed dinner with friends at Phoenix City Grille. I had never tried Happy Hour there so a friend and I decided to give it a try. We sat for almost 10 minute at bar before we were asked if we'd like a drink. The Green Chile Queso Fundido was quite tasty. We intended to order a few other items but We had to pry the bartenders to return for refills and food that we decided to leave and continue Happy Hour elsewhere. Keep you posted on our return to PCG...


Since opentable wouldn't accept my review...seemed good for group (LV for bachelorette party). Party girls would probably choose more modern ambience but was in our hotel & compared to \"in\" places in Vegas was decently priced although still expensive in our eyes. Host took group pic & printed out right there for free nice surprise! Took a while for waiter to get to us, get orders going, get refills & their antion in general. Be aware they charge extra for \"sharing\" so be very clear even if you're just putting someone's order on your check. No help for a vegetarian (other reviews said there were options but the waiter said no substitutions and no help) so had to eat only the fried veg app & edamame. Waiter upsells by letting you think things are included & is hard to understand. Show was good though we enjoyed the cook!


All I can say is that A) I had no other option then to go with Time Warner Cable for my internet service \n\nand B....\n\nIf you don't have a local number it will be an absolute NIGHTMARE to pay your bill! You can go through the ring of automated messages only to get to a live person (after 10-15 min) then be told they will charge you so you must go through the automated service ....(repeat ). I cringe when it comes time to pay my bill each month.\n\nIf you are lucky enough to avoid using them -I suggest you do so !


My dad brought us to this buffet at the Main Street for brunch for a gambling break. We came around 3pm, so we didn't have to stand in line. I must say... this buffet is definitely worth the price! I believe it was $7 per person if you show your B Connected card. There was so much food to choose from! It was ridiculous. The food wasn't the best food I've ever tasted, but it was definitely very good for the price. We found out about this buffet on our last day in Vegas. I wish we knew about it sooner so we could've spent our leftover lunch money to gamble :)\n\nI would definitely come back again!


Excellent customer service and the guys there are nice to talk to and take time with you. The manager did get the apparel sizes I needed. They also installed new sights on my friends Glock at the same time. Same service at the Mesa store. One gentleman even showed me how to replace the slide plate with the special ones they sell. Not a big deal to do for him (and now not me--I've done 3).  I'll definitely visit next time I'm in Phoenix.


I usually like this place for a quick cookie fix, but this last visit really frustrated me. I have a \"don't yelp when angry\" rule so I'm yelping this almost a week later. \n\nMy mom wanted cookies. Came by with a Groupon Now on my phone and was told that we couldn't use it because the cashier didn't know what it was. It took about ten minutes of me explaining that it's a coupon for Teddy's specifically, a lot of arguing, and three phone calls before it was honored. During this time I was also told it couldn't be honored because-\n\n- He's never seen one before.\n- The manager wasn't there.\n- It needed to be printed.\n- I could use it on Thursday when the manager was in (defeats the purpose of a Groupon Now, right?)\n- He couldn't call the manager again because she was busy.\n\nWhile I inevitably got my cookies with my Groupon special, the energy and effort that went into the use was extremely annoying. Groupon isn't exactly a new concept anymore. I tried to be as polite as possible with the cashier (since he clearly wasn't doing it to be a jerk) but I do feel that management should properly alert the staff when they run a Groupon so that the staff in the bakery know what to expect.


I have been here a few times. I think this place is definitely better than the other common Mexican family chain taco places. I had the shrimp burrito. At first I was kinda iffy ordering shrimp. In the end it was worth the risk. It was the perfect amount of spiciness where it makes you sweat a little but you cant stop eating it. My friends dad got the mole chicken and he swears it was just as good as his ex wife's. I know of several other people that live in the area that also rave about this place. They have dinning tables but its more of a order your food to go place. They cook the food fresh so it will still be piping hot when you get home.


This is only for breakfast, since that's the only one I've had.\n\nHaving tried several breakfast buffets on the Strip, I have to say this isn't anything spectacular. The $16.99 price is kind of in-between, not too outrageous but from that I did expect more than what you get. \n\nThey have the basics covered - eggs, sausage, bacon, ham, potatoes, french toast, pancakes, omelette station, fruit, yogurt, cereal, bagels, etc. Then a salad area, a few cold seafood salads, and a seemingly random area with I guess  \"Asian\" options, like miso soup and noodles and that type of thing. A few extra points for the biscuits and gravy, the gravy was quite good. Oh, and the breakfast burrito mix with tortillas was a nice option.\n\nIt seems like a large enough area but its the same stuff at all the stations, so what seemed like a large selection really isn't. The food was all good, but nothing special and I've paid less for better on the Strip. The service was on the lower end as well - I realize they aren't going to be tipped much and I'm sure they know that, but when their only job is to take your drink order I get really annoyed when the waitstaff doesn't even bother to check and see if you need your drinks refilled, as was the case here. Won't be coming back.


Love this gym. Always clean, never super crowded, awesome staff. Never had any problems here. If you want to talk to an awesome manager, ask for Kevin. Awesome dude.


Second time here.  Great selection of brews, but the service is aloof.  Not sure if it is because we're Americans, but we weren't loud/obnoxious.  Just out to get a few brews before the night.


\"Daffy, Donald or Dahmer?\"\n\nI parked in the lot and went in. \n\nDarkness was plentiful. \n\nA few played video poker, a few stared at telly screens.\n\nI sat at the bar and fed 60 into a machine. \n\nBartender waddles over. Takes my drink order, webfeets away.\n\nCaught him staring at me while assembling my drink.\n\nI think he wants to dismember me.\n\nPut me into plastic bags and scatter them around the desert.\n\nHe quacks his way back, places my Scotch before me.\n\nStares again and duckwalks to other patrons.\n\nI'm down to 20 bucks and gulped my Scotch.\n\nNow he's whispering at two and they're ALL looking at me.\n\nI begin to wonder if this might be my last hurrah.\n\nI ordered another Scotch and ignored his stare.\n\nNow my money is gone and so am I.\n\nI drained my glass and left.\n\nBut not before looking over my shoulder.\n\nTwice.


This is the pizza place we have been looking for! Great service! Great food! They have a full menu of options. Small dining area makes me feel like im back in my hometown:)


Someone's gonna have to roll me over with a minivan, ;probably Matthew C. \n\nI think a rock is sitting at the bottom of my stomach.\n\nI got the The DJ with corned beef, emmentaler, and extra side helping of heart attack onna plate. \n\nI was starving. And after eating more calories than I normally consume in an entire day, I was still hungry, but feeling grossed out. Skimpy sandwich, entirely lacking in meat, with extra helpings of butter or other grease.\n\nPerhaps I should have stuck to a more basic grilled cheese sandwich.\n\nThe French Onion Soup was okay. The croutons were nicely crunchy, though I think this is a soup that needs bread. No melted cheese on top, but the cheese pooled at the bottom was okay.\n\nBF got the grampa sized sandwich and it just seemed like more bread.\n\nI'd rather spend an extra dollar and get more meat.\n\nIf you're looking for health food, you're in the wrong place. But I think even a grilled cheese doesn't have to have so much grease/fat/heart attack.\n\nI could swear off food for a week after this sandwich, if I weren't still hungry.\n\nI wanted to love it. Really, I did.


This review is only for the Lollipop Passionfruit Gobblet.\n\nAfter a recommendation from a co-worker, I decided that I must try one of their gobblet drinks when I drop by Vegas.  My husband and I ordered the Lollipop Passionfruit Gobblet to share.  The drink was huge but it wasn't cold at all (even with so much ice in the glass).  The flavors were nice but it's not something that I would keep ordering in the future.  Our waitress was ok, but she forgot the water that I've asked for.  I had to ask her a couple times before I got my water.  Overall, it's a decent place for drinks but I would prefer my drink to be cold since I'm in a hot desert.


This is the best Dim Sum I've had in Vegas, I've been to Chang's three times in the last couple of months and it's been consistently very good. The service is just ok because every time we go we have to ask for our drinks twice. But really this place is about the Dim Sum which was great, there are always carts running around packed with food. The 'cart pushers' aren't very friendly or talkative but when you point to an item they give it to you so I'm not complaining. The prices are very reasonable for a family of four.\n\nThe place could use some more parking spaces because every time I've been there the lot has been full and I had to wait for somebody to leave.