Great service.  Had just bought a new car and dinged up a rim within the first week.  Called the dealership to see how much a new rim would be and was floored at the cost.  Started researching for wheel repair and found Fresh Wheels.  Sent them a picture over email and got a quote back next day.  From there, setup an appointment and Sinh came out to my house and within an hour had the wheel looking as good as new at a fraction of the cost of a new rim.  Excellent service at a great cost. Definitely recommend.   Saving their number, but hoping I don't have to call again.


This place rocks.  Super friendly.  Not just fake friendly; really.  I am sitting here in the lobby working and one of the hotel staff came up and offered me cookies.   The place is clean; the meals are nice; it feels safe;  nice business center to print and fax documents; good fitness center and cut-rate daily passes to LA Fitness next door; very convenient; good laundry machines.   Even our kitty cat likes it.  Being out of your house because it is flooded and needs repair is no fun, but this places has made life much better.


Specialising in mussels, oysters and scallops this was the first proper restaurant we headed to an we weren't disappointed withour scallop starters and 1kg pots of mussels for mains. Yummy. Lines out the door during Festival season as no bookings are taken. However turnover was pretty quick and we luckily didn't have to wait too long.


This looks like every other Coffee Bean I've been to (someone needs to re-invest in a decorator and modernize these stores). Coffee is good, baked goods usually look generic and unappetizing. Nice outdoor seating (although since opening the street to traffic it's much less pleasant). If you've been to one Coffee Bean you've been to all...


Only three stars because I was concerned about how long the dishes stayed on the belt. The items we ate were good but some were warm and some were cool, noting very cold or very hot. \n\nThe staff was courteous and answered our questions. I think this is a great place for a group of friends not my idea of a date night.


CPK in Vegas is the same in LA. The servers were very attentive and we never had an empty water glass. :D ENJOY!


Ill be the first to admit that Orange Table in Old Town Scottsdale is probably one of my favorite places for breakfast food.  If this place is such a standout, how come Ive haven't reviewed them until now? Well it comes down to a singular word that many of you simply may not like, slow. Blowing the whistle in the first paragraph might stop many of you from reading further, but let me just say that Orange Table definitely has its merits, the tasty food.\n\nLocated a few doors down from the famous martini spot AZ88, Orange Table is quietly situated in the corner of the Scottsdale Civic Mall. Parking can sometimes be an issue in Old Town fortunately there is a large free parking structure just behind the restaurant as well as an open lot. Outside there's a large open patio that's dog friendly where I couldn't help but notice that having a dog is a great way to meet new people, dogs here are a commonality amongst the diners so feel free to bring Sparky. Inside the orange walls help to create a casual yet funky industrial feel, that reminded me of a few places Ive tried in SoCal.\n\nCorned Beef Hash ($9) is one of those dishes that can be messed up pretty easily but the OT version was spot on. Thick pieces of sliced corned beef and potato topped with your choice of 2 eggs any way you like them, over easy for me please. I love hot egg yolk flowing over pretty much anything, but on top of corned beef hash its like the best breakfast gravy. Sopping up the golden deliciousness, I couldn't help but notice how tasty the toast was, of course coming from Breadcrafters in Phoenix, you know its good.\n\nFor an Orange Table spin on the traditional Red Flannel (a New England style hash made with corned beef and beets), try the fantastic White Flannel ($10). They take their delicious corned beef, white onions, mushrooms, garlic and potatoes then spoon on sour cream and pair with 2 eggs, your choice. Creamy, salty and earthy\n\nThere is one Orange Table menu item that for me trumps all others. This might sound kind of crazy but trust me on this one order the Jalape\u00f1o Pecan Pancakes ($10). Fluffy light pancakes with sliced jalape\u00f1os and pecans mixed in, one bite and you'll understand completely. The chile isn't spicy but the flavors are bold with a textural crunch from the pecans all finished with a lightly sweet pan syrup. When you order these you also get your choice of breakfast meat including bacon, ham or sausage. I love the taste of good sausage paired up with pancakes, so when the 2 thick meaty shafts arrived I couldn't wait to try one. As I bit down some of the meat juices sprayed into my mouth giving hints of sage and pepper, could have ate an entire plate.\n\nOn my last visit the speed of the service was much improved, but then it was also 9am on a Sunday morning. Once the rush hits you might be waiting quite a while for your food, though drinks come out pretty quick.\n\nIf you're in a hurry Orange Table might not be the place for you but if you don't mind a little waiting, the payoffs are almost worth the wait.


Extremely unprofessional. In the waiting room I heard the secretary have to reschedule several appointments because \"the system doesn't update properly and they're looking into it.\" They can't copy Xrays so the entire reason we went there is useless. Had to get another xray at the oral surgeon, and they still billed us for the Xray that we couldn't use.


I've only been here once and that was on a Thursday while a 90's rock cover band was playing. The band was way beyond fun (I honestly would have still enjoyed myself while sober) and being able to play beer pong added to the excitement.


I went here... and I'm sad. It was popular, it was crowded, the music was good...\n\nBut WAYYY too many people. Guestlist took an hour to get in @ 10. Inside... there was absolutely nowhere to dance ! \n\nCoat check is expensive... wish I just left my coat in a corner chair. The stairs are annoying since there are drunken girls everywhere... drinks cost way too much anyway, and the service was horrible (probably because it was so busy). \n\nThe only saving grace is the sheer number of incredibly single, hot Asian guys.


i love good burgers and this place didnt meet my expectations what so ever. Was not even as spicy as i would have liked. If i return ill try the jalapeno burger for sure.


If your gonna spend $50 plus on a buffet you might as well go balls deep and lose all your morals!\nI keep telling myself I'm a vegetarian but then my family tauntingly loves to invite me out to these forbidden feasts that I cannot resist. \nGranted I haven't had seafood for awhile so I thought everything was pretty darn tasty considering the mass amount of food being produced. \nReally enjoyed the cheesy crab dip and absolutely enjoyed the raw crawfish (My niece and nephew were delighted to play with these full bodied morsels they as did I found the craw to be adorable). \n\nWasn't too crowded and the gelato bar had some exciting flavors. ONLY bad part is it isn't self serve. You have to wait for someone behind the counter to scoop it for you. Which caused major delays and me unapologetically cutting in front of some children who wanted to sample every flavor......\n\nBut yes lovely place in Sin City to live like a glutton and throw all your honor away!


If you're a barbecue fan, this is the place for you.  Get the little pig if you're a beginner, its a good intro to BBQ.  The atmosphere is great, and on a sunny day there is no better place to grab a beer (specially on work lunch break - wink wink).  Parking can be a challenge at time but nothing too concerining.


I go to Shag Me Salon to see Jacqueline - She's great!  I recently moved to Vegas and hated the fact that I had to find a new stylist.  I get my hair cut & colored regularly, so it was really important to find a new stylist that I click with.  Sometimes you just don't click, right?  Luckily, Jacqueline is awesome & I would recommend her to everyone I know!  For a full cut & color every 6 weeks, the price is reasonable.  What I really like about the salon is that they don't push the products on you.  I've been to so many salons where I've felt pressured to purchase the expensive products they sell.  Not here!  If you need to get your hair did, make an appointment with Jacqueline!\n\nTip - Zappos employees get a discount!


Nice little shop. They are pretty clean and organized, but my fella did have a little trouble when he purchased a game and realized they gave him the old version only after getting home already. We went back and exchanged it for the correct version with no hassle.


We dined on 10/26/12 while staying at the Palazzo. We were greeted kindly by the hostess. We ordered the east/west coast oysters after reading online that they have an oyster bar. They were delivered to our table with no explanation. There were three sauces that we navigated with no help from our waiter. Our steaks were prepared well but the Mac & cheese side was flavorless and the artichoke was overcooked and oversalted. The crab served with my filet oscar tasted a bit rancid. Our waiter was annoyed when we asked about the salts delivered with my husbands steak. We received far superior service from the support wait staff. We had a very good Pinot Noir, vantage point. Not worth a third of the $333 bill. This is my first negative review and I regret not reading the yelp reviews prior to making a reservation.


I've been charged twice with my account and they refused to give my money back, I had to make a claim against them. The place is not very bad, but the staff are rude, and as well as residence.


After sitting at a table for about ten minutes, I asked the bartender why the server was ignoring me, he said there was no server,even though she was clearly present. If you are unable to take my money, I will be more than glad to spend it elsewhere. If you have a secret ordering technique, let a motherfucker know. Sorry, the schedule of servers isn't posted on the wall,and as handsome as I am, I am not psychic. So in total, fuck you, fuck your ignoring ass server, fuck your bar, aand your schedule of servers, that apparently, everyone is supposed to know.


Rarely do I give a 5 after just one visit, but my visit to Pita Jungle yesterday deserves it.  I was in a hurry, so needed food to-go.  This is often a dicey predicament.  I walked by on at 1:30pm on a sunny 72 degree day mid-week & the outdoor seating was almost full and the inside tables were packed with servers sprinting around every corner.  I walked to the back, asked for a menu, selected the special - Seared Yellow Fin Ahi burger on 12-grain bread with spicy aioli served with a side of garlic new potatoes for only $7.99!  I sat down, sent a text, Tweeted once - took a sip of my diet pepsi and was surprised to have my food delivered to me.  It was 4 minutes!  Holy cow!  The tuna was perfectly seared and deep pink in the middle and the aioli was tasty but not too spicy.  The bun was fresh and the potatoes were garlicy - but not too strong to prevent me from speaking to dozens of students at ASU a couple hours later.  On my next visit to Phoenix in March, I will return!


I love the location of this area and unlike most sally's this location's layout seems so much more open. I often feel cramped in most sally's. The service is good as well, better than a few I've been too. Will come back for nail polish and hair products!


I was first introduced to Green through a friend who had her birthday dinner catered by Green and later visited the Scottsdale Road location.  This was over 2 years ago.  Soon after, I learned that Green was opening a location just down the street from my home in Phoenix.  This is by far one of my favorite places in Phoenix.  I have yet to try everything on the menu.  The service is always friendly, the drinks are always refreshing and the bathrooms are always clean.  If you Like Green on Facebook, you can stay up to date with the specials that Green has to offer and at which location.


The food is just ok....\nThis location they fall short on water. Look at my picture at that small water cup. SMH... nothing makes me mad like spending 20 to 30 bucks on food and then u ask for water and they give you a small cup of water. Again I dont need to brush my teeth I want water to drink. Three Stars from me.


Wouldn't know about the food.  After waiting for 10 minutes for the girl to go back and forth several times to help the lady in-front of us with no resolution, I asked to be sat at a booth to which she had to go once again and ask her manager, Thomas if she could sit us at a larger table since it was the only booth available.  He refused to let us sit there so we ended up leaving.  Probably best because with the slowness and incompetence from the hostess and the utter lack of care for making customers welcome and catering to them, I would have hated to have to endure a whole dinner there.\n\nOn a good note, we drove down the road to Burger King and got much better service way faster.


What a disappointment! Food overcooked! Certainly not worth the $85! Much better places.


I drive over 20 miles one-way just for the roast beef!  You can't get quality roast beef from any store today, not even the high end grocery stores.  But you can always get it at Casella's, and at a very reasonable price.  Sure, stop by for lunch and get your hogie and meatball sandwiches, every sandwich is made with love and they are all great.  But before you leave, ask for some sliced roast beef and some provolone to go.  You will never buy roast beef from ANY grocery store again!  BTW, get some cannolis too.  They are the bomb!


I didn't want to write my review right away.  I visited the salon after reading the great reviews, and after my pink and white acrylics, (done at another salon) were falling off and looking BAD.  I just had to find another place,  I want to preface my review by saying to the readers I'm VERY picky, and have worn pink and whites for 20 years continuously, with only one \"break\" last year to try the gel nail phenomenon, only to have my pink and whites reapplied. They just work better for me.  Try finding a salon that does them well, and you might be in for a journey. I LOVED the new set I had here over a month ago!  The acrylic isn't so \"see through\" so it hides any imperfections while still looking natural.  The gentleman at the front of the salon, did a beautiful job. The salon is easy to get to, decorated beautifully, and after 3 weeks, they were not lifting.  The fill was done perfectly, and they still look as gorgeous as when I got them.  Do not feel you need an expensive Scottsdale salon to get great nails - Five Star Nails will make you happy! I saw a few other customers' nails while there, and they do good work with Gel also.


Have a beer, play some pacman, and eat cheese fries.  Sounds pretty grand to me, I really like hanging out with a group of guy friends here and just kicking it for a couple of hours.  You have to watch out for drunken game hogs that take over certain games for hours at a time, blowing dollar after dollar, while others sit and wait in line.  That is what happened the last time we were here.  My friend and I waited on a game for like twenty minutes before this middle aged drunk backed off, and I am pretty sure that he was about to pee himself.  Besides that, it is a great place for bdays and guy's night out.


Hours on the door say 12noon- ..well, who cares. We were there at noon on a Saturday to pick up our wine after MONTHS of it \"not being ready\". Talked to the owner, left messages, etc etc.. It was finally ready and here we are!!! Doors locked. These people suck. They eventually agreed to drop off our wine for us at our house and they did. The End- finally


Super veggie pizza. Steve, is always totally friendly. Solid Craft Beer Selection with 10 or so taps.  Why don't they make their apps?..Music is good as well  but they usually have the same groups.  One of my favs in the (51) Corridor.


The oysters were good but the cocktail sauce they give you was just okay. The oysters also had a slimy look/feel to it. \n\nThe combo pan roast was delicious though. I highly recommend it. You can order one and split it with a friend.


I cannot tell you what the draw is to this place but it certainly isn't worth waiting for a table here. The pizza was the worst pizza we ever had, anywhere! It was bland, tasteless but with an occasional funky flavor mixed in. Very expensive pizza when you consider the poor quality ingredients it is made with. I can't complain about the service but they weren't overly busy when we were there. This was our first time going there and we will never go back.


I only like this place because I am Indian and they serve good authentic Indian food.  Haha.


Awful!!!\nNever EVER follows schedule! Lets you wait for literally over an hour on a bus that is supposed to be running every 15 min.


Grade: C-\n\nUmmm. Hmmm. Okay. Uhhhh. Huh. Right. What should I say? Yeah.


I have stayed at a number of Harrah's properties and I gamble at Harrah's in order to get the Total Rewards points.  I have never had bad service up until this last weekend when I stayed at Caesers Palace.  We chose Caesers because of its reputation as a top notch property, but let me tell you, this place is nothing more than an overpriced Motel 6 with a nice lobby.  \n\nOur adventure started when we went to check in.  After receiving our room key, we trudged around looking for the appropriate tower, and after about 15 minutes finally found it.  Took the elevator to our room, open the door for my wife and she screams \"Shut the door, there's a lady in the bathroom\".  We did not feel like dragging our bags back down again to get a new room, so we used the conveniently placed phone to call the front desk.  Unfortunately, after 10 minutes we were still on hold so it's back to the front desk.  The one nice thing was that the desk clerk apologized and gave us a $100 food and beverage credit.  So off to the new room and fortunately this time it was unoccupied.\n\nFor the price these rooms go for on a weekend, we were severely disappointed.  The room had obviously not been refurbished since the hotel was built, and it had signs of severe wear and tear (missing knobs on the dressers, shower doors that did not close all the way, and a front door that had to be pulled shut in order to make sure it locked).  The TV was vintage 1998, and there was no minibar or coffee maker in the room.\n\nAbout the amenities at the hotel , there is not much to say because this hotel has a severe lack of them.  None of the bars serve coffee, only one I could find served draft beer (and no decent drafts), and there is only one place to get breakfast besides the overpriced buffet (more on the buffet later).  Coffee at the cheezy Java Coast was $4.00 for a small.  Even Starbucks doesn't have the audacity to charge that for a brewed coffee.\n\nAs it was a milestone birthday for me, I invited a number of friends to Vegas to have dinner at the Caf\u00e9 Lago Buffet.  For the price, which is way more than most other buffets on the strip, the selection was truly anemic.  One small line of food where most others are 3 times the size.  We had only 12 people but they required us to split our party or pay an 18% gratuity charge.   I'm sorry, but I am not going to pay $6 per person just for someone to refill our iced tea twice.  We asked for tables that were close together, but were told (of course) that if we had the same server we would have to pay the gratuity.  The servers themselves were snotty and obnoxious and told us that \"our union fought hard to get us that\".  They must have heard my wife say that we weren't going to tip because they proceeded to ignore us.  Really?  You think you deserve a big percentage at an overpriced buffet to bring us our beverages?  The last straw was after our meal was finished, my wife had a tiny piece of cake left which she was going to wrap in a napkin for later.  The waitress saw her and said \"If you take that cake I'll make sure security is waiting for you\".  \n\nNot only will I never stay at Caesers, I will never stay at, or gamble at another Harrah's property.  If this is the way you treat people at the \"the most prestigious resort in the world\" and a place with \"Impeccable service\" (to quote the website), then you really should rethink your corporate culture.  There are plenty of other places that make an effort to keep their customers happy so why should we spend our money with Harrah's?


My husband (bf at the time) and I were visiting my brother in Vegas. My husband was in a dire need of a cheap haircut so my brother suggested the nearest Great Clips by Vons near Durango Ave. and Warm Springs Ave.\n\nThe lady who had handled the front was the one who took care of him. She seemed a bit rushed and annoyed. Immediately started shaving the back of his hair not really paying much attention to what he wanted cut.  Didn't even bother to shave the hair on his neck From what my husband told me, it would have cost extra? I could have done a more thorough job myself and it would have been free! \n\nFirst and last time he'll ever go there.


Reasonably priced and delicious this is THE dumpling house of China-town!\n\nLarge variety, and always savory - definitely worth the stop. You can also make your own dipping sauce from the traditional ingredients at the table.\n\nYou have every meat option - veggy, shrimp, pork, beef etc


I wanted to try their menu for the first time at the Cabarrus County Food Truck Friday.   The event was held from 5-9pm.  I didn't get there until shortly after 8, waited in line for over an hour.  Because the line was so long they were still serving customers after 9, there were still a good 25-30 people still in line.  I am finally the second customer from the window, it's 9:15p, and they tell us they're done!  And not politely either.  She just shouted to everyone \"WE'RE DONE!\" There were only maybe 10-12 people left in line!  So I didn't get to try anything!   I will never attempt to get anything from here again.  Lost my business before I've even tried it.


I came here for Saturday morning breakfast.  It was pretty busy but we were seated immediately.\n\nThe place is covered in New Orleans Soul decor which was very cool but the seating was very cramped.\n\nThe menu was very extensive which lots of omelette options.\nI chose the Mardi Gras Omelette sticking to the theme, the wife had the Chicken Fried Steak breajfast & the kid had Eggs & Fruit. Each breakfast came with choice of juice & bread. I had the Buttermilk spice muffin which was excellent.\n\nThe kids food came out and he finished it before we heard anything from the waitress who said she was gonna check on it. 5 minutes later it was served and it was COLD!!!\n\nHaving waited 30-4 0 minutes already it didn't take much to turn this situation worse. My wife politley explained to the waitress it was COLD & she would like it done over. NO problem the waitress apologized.\n\n10 minutes later after everyone had finished the CFS re-emerged. this time HOT but lacking any gravy. After that was fixed the check appeared and SHIT HIT THE FAN!!\n\n2 CFS @ $9.99 EACH - We were charged for sending it back!!!\n\nNeedless to say after a few words with the MGMT the charges were reversed but we will NOT  be returning. Not very good customer service at all.


My boyfriend and I joke that 'If it's too dark to see the menu...you probably don't want too\". \n\nEnso is a 'classy' uptown restaurant where you pay Uptown prices. Even their website plays Jersey Shore Techno.\n\nWe were saved by Groupon because I know I would never pay that much for Sushi, especially sushi that isn't amazing.\n\nThe service was a bit slow, and our waiter would appear and disappear, which is bad when my boyfriend is hungry, you don't wanna see him when he's hungry. We ordered Edamame ($5). You can't really mess this up.\n\nThen we each got two rolls:\nSpider Roll ($17) - Deep-fried soft shell crab, lettuce, avocado, cucumber, and masago, finished with sweet glaze and sesame seed\n\nThis was interesting because I've never had soft shell crab in a roll, while the textures were intriguing it was overall, not that special.\n\nNinja Roll ($16) California roll with tuna, yellow tail, salmon, white tuna, shrimp, eel, avocado\n\nI love eel and yellow-tail, so this was my favorite of the night. But I feel like I could've gotten this roll somewhere else for 12$\n\nMy boyfriend had the:\nCheckers Roll ($19) Yes...$19 ----Shrimp temp, spicy tuna, cucumber and cream cheese, topped with sweet tofu, spicy crab, spicy mayo, scallions, eel sauce, and masago\n\nI'm sorry I can't get over that...$19? Can you say Apple Bees 2 for $20~!\n\nHe DID NOT  like this ----- The sweet tofu had almost a coconut flavor and was hard to get around, we left 2 on the plate cause I was too full to eat the ones he pushed away. I want to be like \"That's like $4 worth of sushi!!!!  Eat it and like it\"!!!!!!!\n\nAlas I cannot remember the last roll, something probably hot, because he loved hot food.\nI will probably never go back to Enso, it's not my style. It's not great sushi.\n\nJust go to Emzy down the street  (I took my BF here for a Birthday)- It's Cheaper, same Yelp Rating, great for date night.\nSee Sushi menu below....not one sushi roll is $19  :)\n\nhttp://www.emzyuptown.com/files/4113/2735/6530/EMZY_Sushi_Menu.pdf


Garfunkels almost reminds me of a TGIFridays with the variety of food choices. Food was mediocre, but location was great. Expensive, but portions are large enough to share. Wait staff was very nice, but not very attentive. It took about 15 minutes for our garlic bread appetizer to be brought out, however, they did realize they'd screwed up, apologized and did not charge us for the bread. If you're looking for something easy and on thee Royal Mile, check it out. Otherwise, you may be able to find something cheaper and more authentically Scottish elsewhere.


Birthday brunch with Mom. Was absolutely fantastic. Toasted with a cava and aperol spritzer. Mom had crab cakes eggs benedict, which I had to beg for a bite of...super yummy. For me (and was even gluten free) the \"Matador\" two eggs over easy stacked with super crispy tortillas and cheesy potatoes, smothered with salsa verde...delicious!! Service was great, weather was beautiful and even ran into two of my favorite friends. Great experience all around.


This delivery service seems to be all right. The web page is awful, though. I don't like trying to find restaurants by looking through a list of logos. The page is cluttered and neither attractive nor well-organized.  However, once you find your restaurant, ordering from the menu-like page is pretty easy.  \n\nThe  \"shopping basket\" is unintuitively stuck at the very top of the page where it isn't obvious to find, and the checkout is next to it on the upper left hand corner. I can't imagine who designed this website.  By the way, they have an iphone app, which I can't stand either.\n\nThe selection of foods in my area (Summerlin) seems larger than Eat24's, and since they offer Amore Taste of Chicago, I'm with Roadrunner!  I don't like the $4.99 delivery fee, though- it's way too high, PLUS they want you to tip the driver. Thats like $9 for delivery right there if you tend to tip high (as I like to do).\n\nI was surprised when they wanted to do the old-fashioned credit-card impression thing at the door. Seems kinda old fashioned and clunky- just like their website, come to think of it.    I do hope they improve their site and app just for ease of use. Maybe lower that delivery fee a tad, too? \n\nComparing Eat24 to RoadRunner, I'd say Eat24 seems to have cheaper delivery fees and a MUCH MUCH better website, while Road Runner has more choices.


My company brings us here quite frequently, and I have yet to get my food the way I ordered it.  Put simply, I do not like brown eggs, and this chain in general is incapable of preparing eggs to order.  A restaurant that is primarily a breakfast restaurant should be able to cook eggs in any common fashion.  I had ordered my omelets \"soft\" for several visits, and each time they came out identical to everyone else's, so then I ordered my next one \"very soft\", and still it came out identical to everyone else's......brown.  I asked the waitress how I should order my omelet to avoid it being browned, and she said it is a computer problem, \"there is no button that describes this, so I have to tell the cook verbally, and they forget\" she said.  What kind of breakfast restaurant cannot cook eggs to order?  It is not hard.  Just get it off the grill before it burns.  It is not rocket science. \n\nI guess I will just have to order pancakes the next time I have to eat here.


We ate there twice with very good experiences. Food was delicious with very friendly and accommodating service. A refreshing perk.


Solid burrito spot at very reasonable prices, especially at happy hour ($1 tacos and $2 beers...felt like being back in college). The potato tacos are indeed quite interesting, so be sure to try at least one. Service was above average. Overall, nothing blew me away but I absolutely left full and happy and with hardly a dent in my wallet.


We go here often and usually it is great!  Today so bad - never again.  We waited on ourselves!!! We got our own silverware...had to ask for service & were forgetten.  We told the manager who did not seem to care.  We got our bill after going & asking for it.  When our change was brought it was someone else's check.  If you want awful service - this is the place to go!


We went on a sunday morning, and this place wuz jamm packed!!! No time 2 sit and eat... We ordered the pastrami sandwich, (that mustve been like over $20) dang!!! It wuz huge!!! Not a good idea trying 2 eat that in the car. Mounds of sliced pastrami wuz awesome!!! I'm a sucker wen it comes 2 desserts so i had 2 get the mini plain cheesecake (think that wuz almost $10!) we saw this place on the food channel and we're glad we got 2 try this place.


The food was just okay some of it was better than others. My problem is it looks like he's hiring his family that really don't know anything about the food service business. I seen one waiter bringing some food put it on some else's table first because he couldn't hold all the plates, then he moved it to the other person's table. This is because the seating Is so close together I can hear the people next to me you chew their food not to mention every conversation they're having. He tried to liven up the place by having a live steel drummer playing which would be nice if he wasn't sitting right on top of me also. If you going to have people sit this close together dim the lights put some candles on the table or remove some of the tables and give me some space!!


What can I say, I really like this place.  It's not traditional Thai, but what do you expect with Thai tapas.  Everything I had was really, really good and inventive.  \n\nMy husband and I were starving so we started off with three \"tapas\" - the shrimp patties, stuffed angel wings, and spinach salad.  I love the spinach salad!  It's tempura spinach leaves served in a big cone (like French fries) with a yummy dressing on the side.  The shrimp patties and stuffed angel wings were also very good, but the spinach salad stole the show.  The shrimp patties were pretty much what you would expect.  The menu says \"Thai spices\" but the patties aren't spicy at all.  Decent size and the plum sauce drizzled on top tasted great. The stuffed angel wings are a little different than what I'm used to, but still yummy.  A lot more chicken than \"stuffing\" and with cilantro.  \n\nFor entrees, we had the spicy green bean pork and the basil beef.  Their spice rating system is from 1 to 5.  The spicy green bean pork can only be made a \"2\" or higher.  Hence the word \"spicy\" in the name.  We got the pork as a \"2\" and the beef as a \"4.\"  The \"2\" was just perfect for me and the pork with green beans was delicious.  The beef was also good but I could tell it had more oil on it and I would probably break into a sweat if ate too much.  The entrees come with white rice, which was cooked properly.  All the plates come with little orchids on them and are served family style.  I liked the presentation of all the dishes, especially the spinach salad.\n\nFor beer, they have Peroni, Blue Moon, and Coors Light on tap. We ended up having two Blue Moons, which went really well with the food. They do have some more interesting beers by the bottle, such as a Joseph James stout.  They have a very nice selection of wines but all the red wine is stored on shelves, so it might be too warm.  But they did have a sign outside offering 50% of wine by the bottle on Thursdays so I may have to check that out.  They also carry some sake.  \n\nMost of the desserts have coconut.  It's a Thai restaurant so I expect that.  We ended up having the Thai donuts, which were really tasty.  The caramel sauce is supposed to have coconut in it, but I didn't taste it.\n\nThey took my restaurant.com certificate, no problem.  Service was great - very attentive and helpful.  \n\nSmall, cute place.  A little dark, especially in the bathroom, but the d\u00e9cor is nice.  Looking at the reviews, I think this restaurant has been paying attention and making adjustments because I didn't have close to the same experience other reviewers had. This restaurant is definitely going on my regular rotation.


The staff worked with me regarding my son's food allergies. We had an awesome time eating dinner. Great atmosphere!


Staff is rude food is not good. I have been there a few times and have had to take fries back because they were so old or had to go get the rest of my order. Go to another one much better service and better food


We came here at the wrong time. Right when lunch was about to end and dinner was starting. :( There was even a VIP line where they charge $12 pp for a shorter line (approx 15min) instead of 1 hr. We didn't want to chance it since we only had 10 min b4 dinner started and we decided to wait.\n\nRockefeller oysters were delicious but wasn't ready when I asked about it. Minus 1/2 star\nAlaskan Crab was cut and fresh\nOmelets (made to order is always a plus in my book but this should be standard)\nSmoked salmon (delicious and fresh)\nPotstickers and dumplings (ordinary but can't knock it)\nCorn flake fried chicken (not a fan as it was pretty greasy)\nRack of lamb (server was a nazi as I asked for 2 slices)\nPrime Rib (I only asked for a medium rare slice and she gave me a mean look like she didn't care) Ugh, hello? You are there to serve my food!! Minus 1 star!!!\n\nDessert: (everything was good and I wish I could have ordered more.\nCreme Brulee (very yummy)\nGelato (4-5 different flavors and I ordered the white espresso) \nChocolate rice krispy treats w/ white choc and dark choc\n\nServers were great and promptly removed our dirty plates and refilled our drinks.\n\nI'd come back but probably take advantage of lunch/dinner by coming here early. Not the best buffet in Vegas in my book but good enough. (Bellagio is still the best for me) I'm giving this buffet 3.5 stars.


I was a prior Gold Member,and found that service `better` than normal renting. However my loyalties switched b/c Alamo/National/Enterprise usually cost less and, are self serve kiosks at the rental center. With Hertz,they do the `in person` thing and its an opportunity to upsell you on inurance,prepaid fuel,accessories etc. If you use Hertz I suggest gold card,otherwise seek other brands,why?= you will be subjct to the old fear factor of insurance- `by ours you will be resp if your car is stolen or damaged`, really? doesn`t hertz have insurance?..Today most cc & insurance co have fair insurance provisions,check your policy and don`t be intimidated by fear tactics. Tactic #2 is to `prepay fuel`.They advertise a `lower than reality` price however unlike the gas stations that advertise built in taxes, Hertz advertises the price without the tax so 3.80 per gal on the street looks like 3.45 or so in the rental center.On top of which,, you must prepay the WHOLE TANK. So lets say you used the whole tank,you`d have to run it back bone dry to get any value,and if you did leave gas in there, its that much more you paid for in advance that they profit on!...Prepaid gas? DONT DO IT \nUpgraded inurance waivers? Fool if you do.  Overall the car was clean and late model enough and the xm was a nice included touch.


Found this little gem at Tempe Market place.  Excellent sandwiches, empanadas, and teas.  Staff is friendly and efficient.


I went to Gallo Blanco last night with a group of 8, and, overall, I was very happy!  The food was fantastic.  I had the guacamole, smoked elote, a carne asada taco, a shrimp taco, and the tres leches cake.  I loved everything, but especially the elote and the tres leches.  The tres leches was topped with ice cream and strawberry sauce, and it was some of the best I've ever had!  I tasted a friend's shrimp and grits, and that was quite good as well.  I'm from the southeast, so I'm picky about shrimp and grits, and I was pleasantly surprised that it was as good as it was!  I also had a glass of sangria, which was alright, but it was pretty sweet, and there was more fruit in the glass than drink.  That was disappointing.  The service also was not fantastic.  I understand serving a larger group can be difficult, but there were 20 or more minute time spans where we never saw our server.  We were sitting in the lounge area, and the server basically told us that she kind of forgets about that area...not exactly what we wanted to hear.  She was nice and got our orders correct, but I would have preferred a little more attention, especially since we were a larger group.  My only other complaint was that it was rather warm in the area where we were seating, and there's nothing more uncomfortable to me than trying to eat while you're sweating.  Having said that, I really enjoyed the meal, and I will definitely go back.  With everything I ate, my check was under $25 for happy hour!


BEAUTIFUL cupcakes with a mediocre taste. The frosting of my cupcakes were heavy on butter and left a film in my mouth. The cake was on the drier side and lacked flavor. I'm not sure id be back.


Business takes me downtown a few times a month. I had never been here before but thought I would try it for lunch today. Had a burger which was pretty pedestrian. Fries were cold. I would have said something to the waitress but never saw her again. Service was pretty bad, the hostess who seats you seemed pissed that customers where there. Probably won't return.


I always thought that dogs eat any and everything. That was until I rescued my two-year old German Shepherd named Bear. She's finicky and choosy and this can be extremely frustrating and stressful -- particularly when people would stop me on a walk around the block and comment \"is your mom feeding you?!\" (thank you people, by the way, not intrusive at all). \n\nI popped into 4 Paws Holistic for help, and got so much more. With Bear by my side, she sampled different foods and treats and I was able to see right there what she liked or didn't like. Their customer service team was happy to talk me through different options - raw food, dry food, a combination thereof - that would get Bear eating and put some weight on her. \n\nMy experience every time has been great, and 4 Paws Holistic is my go-to for picking up Bear's dog food, treats and bully sticks.


Kathleen and her place is great!  She is a seasoned esthetician who has been providing skin care for many years.  Safety and comfort are at the top of her list.  She takes pride in the outcome of her work!  \n\nI was a bit skeptical going into to Kiss to get eyelash extensions. It was something I had never even thought of doing.  But, I want to look bright eyed when I wake up in the morning, and these extensions have done just that for me!  I dont have to wear mascara at all anymore! \n\nI was worried that the extensions would be painful or uncomfortable, however they are not at all.  In fact when they were put on, I couldn't feel anything different about my eye, even when I blinked.  Boy do my eye lashes look different though!  Beautiful.  And not at all fake or false looking.  Even my friends cant tell.  \n\nI would highly recommend Kathleen for lashes and I would highly recommend lash extensions for any no nonsense girls who dont want to deal with mascara every day!.


Sat at the bar.  Very friendly, even charged my phone for me.  Beer good.  Flat bread and bruschetta great post hockey game fare.  Convivial, good service, good food, good drinks.


Small bakery with a decent variety of breads&cakes inside the Greenland Market.\n\nEvery time I shop at Greenland, I can't help but to stop at the bakery on my way out. I've tried a good amount of different types of baked goods, and I'm let down every time. The breads just don't taste good. Some are too dry, some too bland, etc. This may be because I'm from Los Angeles where there are hundreds of franchise korean bakeries that know what they're doing. This may also contribute to my opinion on the appearance of the goods. The packaging on some of the goods are just not professional - scotch tape all around the packaging? really? Also, the coffee bun just looks like they've tried to copy something and just hasn't worked out. \n\nThe pizza bread is fine - can't go wrong with that.\nBreads with beans inside  are fine too.\n\nOverall, the goods look and taste like an amateur baker tried to make some goods at home.\n\nOnto the service... the older lady I've seen there a couple times seems to treat me depending on her mood. This may be because I'm younger. A few times I would go, and she wouldn't say a word to me, ring me up, mumble the total, and give me the change. I said thank you in korean. No response. Recently, I went, and there was a good amount of people browsing around. She was a little more friendly.


Beard papa is a chain from Japan. They have tons of locations in Cali but now Vegas has one! It's here finally and inside FAME at the Linq. \n\nPrices aren't the same as Japan. They average about $1-$1.50 but here it's $3 for one. So I'm probably not going to frequent it as I do in Japan but maybe once in a while. If you've never had one then it's a definite must try!


Loved this place! We were looking for a burger, patio type place that served beer and for the most part we would feel welcome with our toddler. This  place was awesome. It looks like this place may be hit or miss, but it was an absolute hit with us.  We were promptly seated, offered a kids menu  and drinks and the waitress checked in on us as soon as we sat down. We thought the service was great. My husband had a flavorful and juicy burger that we both raved about and my rice bowl (I know-weird selection) was delicious and fresh. We were very impressed and can't wait to try brunch.  I'm a huge yelp reader, but I never write reviews and after our experience tonight I was compelled to say that I sure hope this place  keeps it up because our experience was  just what we hoped for on Friday night!


What a great pizza!! We had the thick crust pepperoni, sausage and garlic pie with a couple of appetizers. First appetizer was \"Bosko sticks\", they are cheese filled bread sticks topped with garlic seasoning and served with marinara for dipping. The second appetizer was an order of chicken wings. Every thing was great, pizza was very flavor full with crispy crust. The Bosko sticks were great and the chicken wings were cooked perfectly.  If it was closer to my home I would be a regular for sure. I do agree with some on here about the price how ever, 65 bucks for an 18\" pie two orders of the cheese bread sticks and 12 wings!!!!  OOFFF


great concert venue!


This is a nice BK.  The building has been remodeled and looks great.  The inside is pretty and looks very modern.  They have the usual seating as well as a little cove with couches and cushy seats to sit and have a coffee.  The playground area is nice and big.  It is 2 stories with a lot of room for the kiddos to run around in.  There is pretty limited seating for adults though with only 3 tables available.  Another bonus was the new automated soda machine.  I love these machines and the abundance of soda choices.  Yummy!  Overall it was a nice BK as compared to the others I have visited.


Place was cool the first time we went, but we decided to go out of our way again but what was waiting for us, changed it all... 2 hostesses we're sitting, talking and when i asked about the vegan menu, i got sarcastic looks and an even stupider answer. So therefore, i will never return unless i'm starving and happen to be in the Mandalay Bay. Just cuz someone is vegan doesn't mean you should treat them different.


This place is great to walk around. Anyone into art needs to check this place out.


Owner was super nice...he talked to me about how he started the store...what a few of his inspirations were for the cupcakes...I ended up with one elvis cupcake and a whoopie pie...I have to say that the Elvis cupcake model is popping up everywhere and I'm sad to say that this one was one of my least favorite...something about the frosting was really offputting to me...and the whoopie pie was ok...but maybe I was just expecting more out of it...I think I would have loved the whoopie pie if it had a baby with an ice cream sandwich...something like an ice cream whoopie...I didn't care for the filling (which was similar to the cupcake frosting in consistency)...but since the owner was so nice...and I really liked his message...I realize although I didn't like the pastries...that's not to say that they aren't someone else's cup of tea!\nThe shop is adorable though


Walked in and ignored by both the bar tender and the server. When we got the server's attention and asked to be seated it seemed like we were interrupting her. \n\nWe walked....


34.99 plus tax on a Monday night dinner. Food was okay, service was okay, price was okay. Three stars overall. The main attraction for me was the king crab, which can easily be $25-35 per pound in the stores. Honestly, the crab was \"meh.\" The legs were small and a little over salted. So my next go to was sushi. The rolls looked disappointing (too much rice and not enough fish) so I went for the tuna nigiri which was pretty good quality. The rest of their cooked food was okay but nothing really stood out. There's a wide variety of desserts, but none of them were really outstanding. Many of them are more pretty than tasty.


I ate here because they have all you can eat crab legs on Wednesday and Thursday. On a night like this I would expect a full house and line. The restaurant was busy but there was never a line. I like that I didn't have to fight the crowd to get some crab. They also had a salad bar, meat, fish, mashed potatoes, baked potatoes, sweet and sour chicken, chow mein, tacos, hush puppies, and rolls. The crab legs and tri tip were great and the rest of the food was okay. We left completely satisfied and can't wait to go back.


Ordered the Bun Thit Nuong, a lot of the pieces of meat were either all fat or mostly fat. Some fat is ok, but majority fat is not good in my book. their fish sauce was too sweet for my liking. On to the next vietnamese/pho restaurant!


This airport leaves a bit to be desired.  YES it is super busy, like most airports, and yes it has some growing pains to deal with, but honestly it just isn't well organized.  The baggage claim is sprawling and they seem to group flights by airline (not spread by time) so you get overcrowding.  The A/C was off the day I arrived in 94 degree weather so it wasn't optimal for hanging out.  The nearby but not attached car rental desks are scattered... just not great.  \n\nIt worked, I landed, and I'll use it again, of course, but it just wasn't the best airport I've ever been to.  (Pittsburgh)\n\n-MRO


I first tried this place when they did a \"test\" meal prior to opening.  I wasn't impressed then and I'm not now.  The food is mediocre at best, the service not even that good.  Even the iced tea is awful.  And you could perish of thirst waiting for a drink refill.  I got a cobb salad, and it didn't even come with a roll, bread or cracker.  There are plenty of other places in the Desert Ridge area that deserve patronage.  Skip this one!


Friendly service!  The quiche and granola pancakes are both delicious!  The lattes are huge.  I've also had the Peter Wrappit, which was very good.  We generally go to Manna for brunch.  I'd say it's one of our favorites in Madison!\n\nThe dinner service is really nice.  It has a really different vibe than the breakfast atmosphere.  They accept Bicycle Benefits!


A darn good panini. Nice neighborhood cafe...lot's of kids playing..bright colored decor.....good food. The tables rock sometimes...and the tables can be a little sticky...but....a darn good panini!


before we went to vegas i checked out all the reviews before we went to the resturants and i told my boyfriend that dennys looked like a no because of all the bad reviews but i gave in and we went and had a good breakfast and cheap. cheapest meals ive ever had in vegas haha. if you are looking for fast service you arent going to get it, u gotta have patiences when u come here because they are extremely busy. but if your just there to chill and take your time its perfect. we actaually ate breakfast here 3 out of the 4 days we were in vegas. we never paid over 17 bucks for our meals and one morning we only paid 7 because they took forever to get my boyfriend his meal so they gave us it for free and then gave us a coupon for the next time. wewill be back,


Bread, slaw, tomato, fries, and a small piece of overcooked fish all piled together. Warm yiengling and mediocre service.   Aweful


Yuck. How can any Mexican joint have absolutely no flavor in their meat? I really wanted to like this since it's close by and I'm all about 24 hour fast food! Bummer.


I had fun at this show.  We opted for the dinner/show package and didn't pay full price -- I wouldn't either.  Bumped up $10/person for a \"cozy\" booth along the centerline.\n\nPros:\n     Great Frank and Dino impersonators.\n     Awesome band.\n     Really transported me back.\n     Decent drinks and cocktail waitress (a nice Polish girl)\n     The third best thing to do on Freemont street.\n\nCons:\n     Plaza is \"under construction\" and resembles Beruit.\n     Food is similar to fundraising dinner food.\n     Joey Bishop impersonator was funny, but shouldn't sing.\n     Waaaaaay too much reverb on the voices.\n\nOverall it beats the hell out of one of the topless revues and lets you wander Freemont before/after the show.


Super cute spot with the freshest of the fresh ingredients. Tasty sandwiches and salads. Fast and friendly service. Adorable country farm feel. What's not to love?


I'm writing this review purely as a seller. \n\nSo I am a total shopaholic!  I guess that's what happens when you work in the industry.  Anyways, I cleaned out my closet and came here and they literally took 1 pair of jeans out of maybe 40-50 items.  I mostly brought in some old work clothes from Banana Republic and just some odds and ends that no longer fit.  This place is solely for indy/punky/trendy, which they do make quite clear so they are what they say they are which is good.  Makes me kind of wonder how many people buy and sell back the same items though...


When i took the first bite of my Carne Asada Burrito, i found the heart to consist of nothing less than Mesquite grilled steak, bursting with flavor and awesomeness.  Move aside, Fili's and Los Fav's, a NEW boss is in town.  \n\nI am madly in love with mexican food to begin with, but the flavors emerging from my meal were far beyond my wildest dreams. . . and that says a lot!  \n\nI am shocked that I have not eaten here before, being a Carne Asada Connoisseur, and the restaurant only being three miles from where I live!  \n\nThe food is top notch and tastes amazingly authentic, the atmosphere is pleasant and welcoming, and once you have one bite, there's no turning back. \n\nDid I mention the Pico? I have found the actual physical embodiment of Awesomesauce.\n\n13/5 stars, but they would only let me put 5 up there, so that's where it'll have to be.  Cheers, and Eat up.


Worst ER service EVER!!! was sent to st rose on Sunset and Sienna and the staff in the ER was amazing.. sent me here for insurance a purposes and the service was disgusting!!! So rude! Didn't care what I had to say and didn't help at all as I screamed in agony! Left, called 911 ambulance brought me here and wow, everyone outside of the ER was AMAZING!!! all of my nurses took great care of me but I still can't get over how badly I was treated when I first got here. If you don't like your job, find a different one!!!


Had an incredible visit today with Chrys, my first time, and I have to say it was the best eye doctor appointment I've ever had. Chrys takes time to really explain what's going on with your eyes, why eye drops are needed in Vegas and what kind and why... She's the dr. for my family. Thanks Chrys and staff you're all wonderful!


Fun neighborhood place with good basic bar grub.


Overall I like their food. Lots of chips and great salsa..both hot and mild. always free and as many as you can eat. Beer is cold cold cold. staffer pleasant and prompt. great with drink refills. All items are delicious. Sopapillas...really good.  Best mexican food around. Pleasant , casual atmosphere and not expensive. good value for the money.


Almost close to 4 stars like real close.\nOkay a lot of people were saying this place was hood, ghetto, blah blah but it was actually nice. I did see how people said it was ghett...\n For vegas.. this club could be way better though and it's in Caesars... \n\n*They did serve ladies free champagne before 12!\n\nAnyways we had a great time because they played music we liked all night long...Hip hop..R&B.. all that good stuff. Swaggin n Surfin..lol\nGood DJ!!  The security ppl working the VIP ropes were very nice and let us sit in the VIP seats that were mostly empty so we got to have our own space and dance in our own space! \nWe really appreciated that cause our little  feet were hurtinnnn.\nOh yea i forgot to add the venue  was a bit too small...\nGood times to add to the Vegas book...ahhhh...\nSong of the night: Lil Wayne: \"Always Strapped\" !!!!!!


Great bartenders! Food is surprisingly good for bar food. Always enjoy my time there. A good neighborhood bar.


I'd heard a lot of amazing things about this place from friends who live nearby, so I had high hopes when I finally got round to trying it out.\n\nI have to say though, I wasn't exactly blown away. Maybe I'd built it up too much, maybe the memories of how amazing my recent trip to nearby Gourmet Pasta had been were still too fresh, or maybe it was just bang-average. Either way, it was nothing special.\n\nBeing in Brunstfield, it caters for the lunching-out types, and the food wasn't bad. It was just a bit boring, if I'm completely honest. There was nothing on the menu that I couldn't order in one of our student unions, and if I did I wouldn't be paying quite so much for it.\n\nThe evening menu did look a bit more enticing, especially as they claim to only use locally sourced ingredients and the range of dishes to choose form isn't huge, so you know it'll always be fresh. But I just don't know if I could be bothered to go all the way over to Bruntsfield to take the risk. And if I were in this area, I can think of loads of other places nearby that would come above Caf\u00e9 Grande on my list.


We've some stuff on the menu - burgers, a wrap, onion rings, fries, etc- and it was all fairly mediorce, but reasonably priced at around 7-8 bucks for dinner.  \n\nBut hey - the hot wings here are amazing.  No complaints.  They're perfect.  ORDER THE WINGS!!!


Since we got the \"Buffet of Buffets\" 24 hour pass, we wanted to see which buffet we would like better. Online, it said Emperor Buffet had the best Asian food and sushi. When I got there, I was so disappointed. Sushi was just veggies rolls and nothing else. Asian food, yeah right, there was fried rice and chow mien. If you go to any other buffets, it would have the same items. They were closing...What kind of buffet closed for a couple of hours in VEGAS before opening for dinner. And when we got seated, our server told us we need to get all the food we wanted to eat b/c they're closing their kitchen in about 5 minutes. \nPlus the Emperor Buffet was upstairs away from the casino. It was a little hard to find. I would NOT recommend anyone coming here... should try the other harrah's buffets.


sit down and eat AND try everything! - that's the best advice i can give you.\nsit down and eat because, if you take your food home (such as the birria), the juices will leak in the bag and you won't be able to sop all of it up with the tortillas they give you. try everything because you can and you will be a better person having done so. i tried the buche, not knowing it was cow esophagus. it was DELICIOUS and i have bought some since. my young daughters LOVE the ribs and the ceviche is the best. sometimes, i ask the tortilla makers to bag me up a bunch right off of the line, squeeze some lime on them and eat them right out of the bag. that \"chocolate\" drink (i forgot the name) that is sold by all the other fresh drinks is soooooooooo good and HOT, so don't drink it straight away. chandler is really looking up these days - i can get true birria here, get a jamaican meat patty from down the street, cuban moros and christianos across THAT street, and a really, really great hot dog with chili and asiago from the hugest pittsburgh fan in an antique shop a walk away from there. YAY!


This place rocks! I love the variety of music they play, the low 20 dollar cover charge, and the good-friendly vibe. One thing I wish they would've provided is seating areas with no charge lol. I know it's Vegas and I guess clubs expect everyone else to stand and only the rich may sit but give us a break we pay to get in and spends hundreds on drinks and least have a concrete bench or something to take a quick breather. \n\nDrinks start off at around 15 dollars and if you tip your bartender well, they will serve you quick.\n\nRestroom lines are about 15 minute wait for guys and girls probably 20-25 minutes.


Our room faced the Bellagio shops which was absolute torture. I'm pretty sure when I die, heaven will reappear in this exact form (Chanel, Prada, Louis, Dior, Tiffany's). So when my friend told me she was considering purchasing a Prada bag, I almost died (of envy). \n\nSo we went into the store and the sales associate Charles Punzal was the absolute sweetest. He was patient and pulled practically every color option of saffiano leather totes we asked for. Definitely made the selection process a lot easier on us, and we left with the most gorgeous, black purse. \n\nWould recommend coming here and asking for Charles to help you out if you're thinking about making the financial plunge into timeless happiness.


I was looking forward to trying this place for a drink/pint and bar lunch.\n\nFirst of all it is very well done up and a lovely place to go.\n\nBut the bar arrangement is not the best.  You have to decide from a list of 16 beers/lagers from a black board.  It is difficult to decide as most of the brews are unfamiliar.  My husband was also disappointed in the fact that you could not order a pint...it only serves 2/3 pint.  He said this is the first time he has been in a pub that doesn't serve pints.\n\nThe food was very average  (which you expect in a pub) but was a bit pricey.\n\nOverall ok but could and should do better


Nice ambiance, nice authentic spicy chinese food.  \nAs good as you can get here in Arizona;  it aint L.A or San Fran, but does a good job to satisfy the craving for real chinese.\n \nOf all the Cofco asian restaurants, this is one of the more presentable ones to bring business clients or a new date, if ambiance is key to scoring positive brownie points.    \n \nFor some bizarre reason, on the weekends, it is filled with asian-women/white guy couples,    which strikes me as hilarious.  If it wasn't for this,  I would eat there multiple times a week. \nAsian woman orders from real chinese menu;  her white guy orders from chow mein menu.\n \nSide note:  Get a grip; asian women check each other out, and  usually not in a nice way--like in a sizing you up-comparing you to herself way--so I usually end up losing my appetite when I catch one of them staring at me (and my man) and whispering to her white guy or her girlfriends about me;  yah, I understand the shit you say about me, asian girls, because I speak your language too, hello!\n \nSo I compensate for my chinese food cravings by quick carry out.  Works like a charm every time.  I'm happy, my own Cracker is happy.  Owner gets lots of business and is happy. \n \nWe all win.


8/11/13\n\nTreated BIL and two sisters to Under the Sun tour tonight.  Five bands from the 90s: Fastball http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/time-warner-cable-uptown-amphitheatre-charlotte-charlotte?select=RfNj5ybfKpJJbWPb0Djjow#RfNj5ybfKpJJbWPb0Djjow, Vertical Horizon http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/time-warner-cable-uptown-amphitheatre-charlotte-charlotte?select=uu0AHwsRJNeJfqLjjmmmFA#uu0AHwsRJNeJfqLjjmmmFA, Gin Blossoms\n http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/time-warner-cable-uptown-amphitheatre-charlotte-charlotte?select=Z8xLBOjBZU9hbpfXpkL03g#Z8xLBOjBZU9hbpfXpkL03g, Sugar Ray (vocal Mark McGrath mentioned his vision of this lineup, so I assumed he organized it) http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/time-warner-cable-uptown-amphitheatre-charlotte-charlotte?select=Zevu6onkEoU7bds_0uY8hg#Zevu6onkEoU7bds_0uY8hg, and Smash Mouth. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/time-warner-cable-uptown-amphitheatre-charlotte-charlotte?select=uJKwrXZuZA9HI4KemHAYIA#uJKwrXZuZA9HI4KemHAYIA\n\nWe all agreed that Vertical Horizon, Gin Blossoms (!!), and Sugar Ray (!!) performed the best (great energy and stage presence), and Smash Mouth was a HUGE letdown.  Lead singer Steve Harwell's vocal cords were shot-- the spoken bits of their songs sounded fine, but whenever he sang, his notes were all off-key.  (I attributed it to heavy touring all summer long, but I see that the first show was on July 4th...?)  It's a good thing most in attendance knew the words of \"All Star\" word-for-word (but not me!), because Harwell didn't even need to be present!  He did a lot of walking from one end of the stage to the other, and holding his mike stand out over the audience during the number.  Don't get me wrong, SM played good music, but after Vertical Horizon, Gin Blossoms, and Sugar Ray's sets, Smash Mouth's was very anti-climactic.  I'd say the combo of the earlier bands' lively performances, Harwell's blown vocals, and the day's heat and humidity had drained us of energy by concert's end...  It was fun to see and hear band members moonlight on other bands' sets-- very cool.  (I enjoyed Fastball, but sisters and BIL weren't familiar with their songs, and so didn't care.  I just wished Fastball had put more effort in showing that they were happy to be there.)  \n\nShould you attend a concert of this magnitude, I suggest you arrive early!  Gin Blossoms' Robin Wilson invited everyone in attendance to move in closer to the stage by the second-half of their set, per amphitheatre's general director's discretion.  Yep, lawn seat ticket-holders moved into seats that others had paid upwards of $80 or more...  Two men almost duked it out two rows ahead of us-- guy and his date arrived late to claim their $75 seats, only to find lawn seat ticket holders standing their ground.  Hey, I'd feel the same way if someone wouldn't give me the seats I'd paid for.  (I paid $208, surcharges included, for four center row seats.)  There were other open seats available, many closer to the stage... Ah, well.\n\nBe sure to have your tickets with you should you need to use the restroom, or buy drinks at the concession stands, for you will need them to return to your seats.  Correction: we needed them, until the invite was given for the audience to move in closer, and then security and ushers left their posts.\n\np.s.  Compared to the Ak-Chin Pavilion (Phoenix, AZ; seats 20,000) I was at a few days before this event, this Charlotte arena is VERY SMALL (3,000 max capacity?; couldn't find much info online).  Still a nice venue, and I wouldn't mind catching another concert here in the future.


My wife and have have attended numerous parishes in the valley.  There are differences between each and we tested three.  St Anthony's became our fit.  The folks who make up \"our church\" are wonderful.  We feel much more welcomed here and invited (not pressured) to join in.  With the most recent blessing from the Bishop to build a permanent home, St Anthony's is dropping anchor just a few blocks east of Centennial High.  How wonderful to be part of a parish looking for a home to a parish building a home.   May the Lord be with you and please join us at St Anthony's soon!


I'm tired, hungover, sore, and my ears are still ringing from the night before. What can get me out of bed? BURRITOS!\n\nOn our most recent trip to Vegas, my friends and I drove by this place on our way to Ralph's and saw their \"best dam steak super burrito\" sign and were immediately sucked in. \n\nI don't know about it being the BEST, but the steak burrito was juicy and decently sized. The chorizo breakfast burrito with beans was yummm. They're a little over priced in comparison to the cheap Mexican food in Los Angeles (you can check out a picture of their menu here on Yelp), but compared to the other food you can get in Vegas it isn't bad.\n\nMy only beef with this place was the wait. The second time we came here the wait was so long for them to TAKE our order at the drive-thru that we ended up parking and ordering instead. It took us 25 minutes to get the first of our 6 burritos (three separate orders). Turns out there was only one person working the entire place (on Memorial Day weekend!), but the wait should never be that long at a drive-thru taco stand. NEVER.\n\nAlso, there is no indoor seating -- there is only an outdoor seating area (no shade) by the street.\n\nBecause it's in Vegas, and because The Strip is lacking cheap Mexican food, I will probably come back, but if this place were in LA I would probably skip it.


Made reservations for Valentine's dinner for two at Ben & Jacks  to finally try out this restaurant and to evaluate it to bring a group of 14 in March, and what a disappointment!\nOur reservation was at 7 pm and we got there right on time, as we checked in the hostess told us they were running a little behind so we went to the bar and ordered drinks while waiting to be seated. (Went back to hostess and told her we will be waiting at the bar and to not forget us). A half hour later she comes in and asks us if we are going to eat at the bar and we respond \"no, we told you we will wait for a table\"  and with a bad attitude she tell us we need to wait a few more minutes.\nAt 7:45 I go back to check if our table is ready and she tells me we are next to be seated and the table is being set. The couple next to our table at the bar overhears me and tells me they had reservations at 6:15 and never got a table and they are leaving. Our bar server apologizes to the 4 of us for the bad service we are receiving.\nWe sit at our table and another 20 min goes by and nobody comes to take our order so I asked the bus boy if he knows who our waiter is and he points to a small black haired man that acknowledges us and yells from afar he will be serving us.\n10 min later he comes and takes our order.  We order from the Valentine's set menu, calamari, cesar salad and porter house steak for 2.\n20 min later he comes back with a huge platter of calamari and a small bowl of cesar salad (looked like the ones from the package at the supermarket).As he places the salad on my place setting I ask him what this is, and with an attitude he says \"that's your salad to share\", and that is when we finally said enough and asked the bar server (he apologizes again for bad service) for our bill at the bar and left.\n\nThis was supposed to be a fine dining restaurant bringing one dish at a time and with good service, not bad attitude, and we were not going to pay an expensive dinner for garbage.\nAs we were waiting for our car at the Valet parking line, the 2 couples waiting with us had terrible experiences also. One left without eating, like us, and the other couple said they had waited over 1hr 1/2 to ordered to be served mediocre food.\n\nI know it was Valentine's, a busy day for any restaurant, but I have never had such a bad experience at any restaurant on Valentines.\nThe disorganization, stress level and bad attitude was as high as it could possible be, with the owner or manager apologizing to many people over and over (we could hear him).\n\nTHIS RESTAURANT NEEDS ROBERT IRVINE FROM RESTAURANT IMPOSSIBLE TO COME AND SAVE THEM!!!!\n\nI will not recommend nor will go back  ever again, City Hall will get the group!


I really dont care how they got 4 stars. But if i can give a negative star i will do it and a couple of times. First of all service is horrible. We order a salty lemonade and  thai tea. After 5 minutes some one comes to the table and just said no more lemonade. So after 5 minutes more we called the waiter and asked about the thai tea. Like they had no clue we order the thai tea. Im from long beach ca. Many good pho restaurants there for me to be able to compare good service and great food. The pho was not the best.


Summary:  Just okay Mexican food. \n\nThe Food: Being from So-Cal and a mass-consumer of burritos, I am somewhat critical  when it comes to Mexican food.  Eva's does have delicious homemade chips, salsa and amazing bean dip, which is promptly brought to your table when you sit down, but that is where the goodness ends.  The dishes are on par with El Torito. My Baja chicken burrito was practically a rice and bean quesadilla. The chicken was minimal and bland, and the guac was just okay.  If you like mild, overtly Americanized Mexican, then check out Eva's.  If you like spicy, bold-flavored Mexican, save yourself over half the cost and visit a taco stand.  \n\nThe Atmosphere:  Eva's has a great atmosphere. They featuring a beautiful patio, hand painted walls, and a gorgeous patio.  \n\nThe Staff:  The staff is all very friendly and prompt.  \n\nBottom Line:  If this place could make the rest of their dishes as well as they make their chips, bean dip and tortillas, they would be unstoppable, however serving up bland meats and sauces is NEVER acceptable in my book.


Moon is a sexy, sultry penthouse nightclub with one of the most spectacular architectural features in Las Vegas - a massive, retractable roof that opens up to provide a mind-blowing view of the stars above. Located at the top of the Palms Fantasy Tower, Moon's dramatic, surreal environment is truly out of this world.


Excellent service! Van is so nice and helpful. We bring our clothes here for cleaning and alterations and have never been disappointed!


No words can describe how much I love this place!! Went here on a recent trip to the area, I was only in town for 4 days and had to go back twice! Growing up in a small town I always miss the breakfast place where everyone knows everyone and the servers know your order as soon as you walk in. This is that place!! The food is simple and classic.... except for the POT O BREAD!! Such a simple idea, and yet so good!!


The service here is so slow. I order ed my food at 430 Pm and its still now done. Hurry up.


This place is pretty cool. They have 70\" LED TVS on opposite walls. A cool place to hang out and socialize. Nice colors in the interior and it's clean--the bathroom, too. Cute Asian girls making Boba is always a plus. Mexican girls too. And a Mexican guy at the cash register--Don't know why....jk.  \n\nAnyway the boba is ok....powdery..too sweet...well i guess all boba drinks are made from powder. I wish they have fresh durian or something. But its tastes ok to me..If I'm in the area, but wont drive from Phoenix.


I really wanted to put a nice review here but I have to be honest about my experience. I hate OB-GYNs and it could be because I just don't go unless something makes me go. Turns out I am part of the 2% of women who have this painful reoccurring condition that doesn't seem to have a root cause & isn't every truly \"cured\". The process of \"dealing\" with this is apparently the worst pain imaginable outside of childbirth I assume. \nDr. Norton sees patients on his rounds and then comes into the office after that or in the middle of, so this could explain long wait times (just to let you know). He seemed a little distracted in speaking with me as he asked me all the questions that were on the paperwork in front of him that I had already filled out. Then he explains what is about to happen kind of coldly, even after I have indicated my discomfort with such a visit. He put me in a room for a minute and I prepared. He comes back and just as I thought I would get some local anesthetic to deaden the already horrific pain ... The procedure begins. By the time we are done and it's not complete at this time I'm balling my eyes out. I'm told to take some Motrin for the next visit which appears to repeat this visit. I'm terrified. \nI called the office the next day to tell them that the homework I have been doing wasn't breaking any ground and to ask if they had extended my prescription. I had to leave a message with the front desk lady at 10am and no one returned my call to tell me anything. It's Friday and the next visit was set for Monday and I needed antibiotics to take until then. I had been prescribed some at the emergency room visit but they would run out on Saturday. Dr. Norton had indicated I would get more to get me through til Monday. This did not happen. No one called me back. No one put the prescription in and I was basically SOL. I felt a bit let down by all of this and decided not to show up for the appointment on Monday. Maybe that was rude of me to be a no-show but I did not have any faith in Dr. Norton or his staff to trust them to resolve this issue appropriately. Its been a couple of weeks now. The situation hasn't managed to heal itself and I found out that I somehow managed to break two ribs during the procedure from bearing down so hard to attempt to deal with the pain. \nObviously this is just one story as compared to the many many clients he must see but it did not work out so well for me and maybe my experience will help others avoid the same situation.


Whether you're looking to play by yourself or with someone else, you are definitely going to find something to suit your needs. The toy section in this store is extensive, latex, plastic, glass, leather, beads, pulsing, throbbing... you know, all that fun stuff.\n\nDon't be ashamed if this is your first time in the store, the woman who was working was extremely friendly and knew when to step in and when to walk away. \n\nThe other thing I liked about this store is the clean lay out. The store is spacious, neatly organized and free of clutter. \n\nI came in for the apparel and while I saw at least four or five corsets and cinchers that I liked, when I tried them on; none of them fit right. I don't have a super weird body type, so I was surprised when NONE of them fit. Like not even a little bit. Oh well. The other thing that bugged me was the shoe selection. There were some killer heels that  I would absolutely want to buy- but I felt they were way overpriced. Like I've said before, that just might be my broke-ass opinion.\n\nDon't forget to check in, they had a 20% off Check In offer when I stopped by!


I've visited this place several times since moving to the 1BAC building next door.  Since the menu changes so frequently the experience can be really hit or miss.  It's a good idea to check the menu online beforehand, which lists out all the specials/salad toppers/soups etc. for each day that week.  This place is a great option for groups as each person will most likely find something he likes.  Although a bit pricey, the food is high quality and they offer half off pre-prepared foods around 4pm on Fridays.  If you're looking for a quick bite to eat, this is a pretty safe bet.


The wash was quick and fairly inexpensive-- $10. Yes they missed a few spots on the dash but the rest of the car was vacuumed nicely and the outside looks great. Perhaps my expectations were low given the other reviews, but I'd go again.


I did what I always do when I'm hungry and unfamiliar with an area, I checked out yelp. \n\nThai Plates had a 5 star rating with a whole pile of rave reviews, so how could I resist trying this place?  As it turns out, all of the reviews are well deserved.  I had the Pad Prik King, which is the dish I order at every Thai place to compare.  It was awesome. So was my wife's broccoli with peanut sauce. And everyone is right about the amazing service. \n\nI love this place and only wish it were closer to home. I would definitely eat here again. And again.


A great stand-up show every time!\nI've been going to L.A. Comedy Club for years now and have never been to a bad show!  Sure sometimes some of the comics aren't as funny as I would like, but the headliner or one of the other two have always made me laugh.  \n\nThe new venue is at Bally's and is past the Jubilee showroom up the escalators beside the Poker room.  The seats (which a lot of people complained about before when it was at PH) are better than before but still normal padded chairs.  The view isn't as good as it was at PH but it is a better showroom overall and is medium sized yet intimate.  \n\nThey do a lot of specials as well, from Groupon to locals deals, and their last minute normal pricing is fair as well.  On top of all that, they have an all-u-can-drink special that is usually $25 but can be less if bought with packages.  So the price for an 1.5+ hour show on the strip is A+ awesome!\n\nI've met a lot of the comics after the show (not required but I like talking to them), as well as the awesome maitre d (Justin) and even the owner who is often there making sure everyone is having fun.\n\nBottom line:  I really enjoy using the LA comedy club shows as my default date night/night out/ or just something fun to do all the time, so check it out if you like comedy!


This condo/hotel is okay. Pros: each room has it's own balcony. Con: it's a far ass walk to MGM


1hr wait for our food after we got a seat.\n\nNice scenery and awesome vibe. That's were it ends.\n\nThe Blueberry muffins was unbeatable and dry.\n\nThe biscuits and gravy was pretty dang good. Should come with sausage or bacon though.\n\nThe Carne asada burrito was pretty bland.\n\nThe sandwich made out of French toast was the best thing and it was decent at best.\n\nWe will be back to the Perch but not here.


We went in on a Wed night hoping theyd be like a steak and shake. After sitting in our booth for 15 minutes being ignored, we sent one of the kids to the counter asking where to order at. another 5 minutes passes and a waiter comes to the table, service was slow, we had to beg for drink refills, 1 of the kids meals was made wrong, and my 15 yr old brother ordered bbq wings from the appetizer section and they brought him chicken strips and fries, he ate that because he didn't want to wait even longer then we had. We won't go back. Tried it once, and that was enough,  a shame the food sucks because my husband really liked his shake!


We've been twice in the past couple years and enjoyed both performances (Simon Boccanegra and Madame Butterfly) immensely. Unfortunately, by the time we fly in and find a hotel (even at Jerry's) we only feel like we can afford the cheap seats. The chairs are a little narrow up there in opera glass country. Might have to open the wallet a little next time. Check if there is a pre-show lecture - worth the time and you might get closer parking in the garage. Parking is a good deal for AZ.


Don't waste your time or money, incredibly slow service. I get that its family owned however they need to get with the times and truly make a effort to connect with their guests, especially first time guests. Very disappointed.


Went here back in may 2011... Pretty damn good donuts, reminds me of a donut shop that used to be open in my old stomping grounds. selection was limited at the time i went here but the 4 kinds i had were awesome. will return when im like 40 ... if ever


In an expensive chi-chi district but has that neighborhood family restaurant feel. The casual outdoor seating with misters makes for a pleasant evening. Great big margaritas. Good service and nobody rushes you  Food is midrange ok, somewhat Americanized & not very spicy but solid selection.


I reserved 3 nights at the hotel for a Monday through Thursday getaway.\nI bought vouchers through TravelZoo giving me a 240$ suite at 100$ a night!\nThe vouchers, I thought, had a massage included in them and 20$ daily credits intended for drinks at the pool.\nWhen I arrived, the check-in process was pretty fast except for the fact that I had to make sure I check-in every day of my stay because I bought 3 different vouchers (not that there was another option available anyhow). We were 3 people. We entered the suite and it was just as we saw on the virtual tour we took before reserving. Satisfactory. There was a large bed, a two-piece sofa, 2 flat screen TV's (which were never turned-on), 2 stereo system for iOS devices (I had an Android device :/ ) and a huge glass-covered bathroom with a stand-up shower and a bathtub.\nThe reason for giving the hotel 3 stars is not necessarily because of bad experiences, it's because of the timing of the reservation.\nI saw a lot of potential for the pool parties, which we were not in good timing for. The casino was not very young and the restaurant down at the lobby is not worth eating at.\nA positive is although the hotel is off the strip, there is a free shuttle leaving the hotel every hour towards the strip. The club in the hotel is supposedly good, but we never had a chance to party there.


Sprouts is a great market.  Their produce is generally very good.  They often will let you sample it for quality.  They have a lot of bulk product (grains, peanuts, granola, chocolate morsels, etc).  And they feature a lot of canned/packaged processed organic/natural products like soups and stocks, sauces and salsas, etc.  They also have bulk spice section where they sell by the ounce.  And they feature natural sodas that use real sugar instead of that corn syrup poison.\n\nNot as much variety as a supermarket, but still a good variety of good quality stuff.


This place is super fun music is hella loud and the drinks are so heavy you can't ask anything better


Great beer selection.  But if you are looking for more consistency, it is probably not the spot (they have a rotating tap selection).  The food was actually quite wonderful. I didn't expect much for bar food, but was pleasantly surprised.  I went with a large group and we had a great time drinking and answering trivia questions from one of their board games (there is a whole table full of games for customers to enjoy, yay!). \n\nI'd say the biggest downfall for this place is the atmosphere and service... there was pretty full crowd when I went in-and only 1 server for the whole place.  Ridiculous.  He was real nice and apologetic so we took it all in stride.  But there were _long_ stretches where we didn't see him or get helped.  He did his best to keep up, but it was a noticeable problem. Sure I'd go back, but never again when hungry.  As for the atmosphere--the bar is a few steps up from a dive.  Okay to hang out for locals, but not the place to impress.  Friendly staff, good food and beer are enough to make you overlook this.


I spent 5 weeks out of the country and the first place I spent money upon my return is this home away from home. It's a great location, yummy products, priced right, and a fabulous staff!


Well this Walmart is a bit odd since its on an Indian Reservation. They do not sell smokes or alcohol. Apparently the greedy Indians want to make a profit on all of that stuff, so you have to go to one of their stores.  Don't they make enough profits with their giant casino just up the street? Anyway, this place stands out for the unusual greeter at one door who roams around in an elevated wheelchair. He will kill you with his kindness and even when I started going negative on him, he was very helpful and courteous and will always say \"i hope you have a great day\". Now, the greeter on the other end is your garden variety Walmart greeter with little personality except a faint smile. The subway bread still stinks up the place, but Auntie Anne's is a good addition to the mix.


This mall is sad. You will actually feel bad for this mall. Only a couple shops are open and they are either shoe stores, clothing or cell phones. The food court doesn't make any sense and not very inviting. Also there wasn't a mrs. Fields cuz I was craving cookies. Lol\n\nYour better off going to the flea market for better stuff and cheaper prices!


Great airport bar that is quick and easy...and good  Def recommend if your waiting for a plane outta charlotte!


It seems a rarity to find a Japanese restaurant owned and operated by Japanese. Well Musashi is one such place. The menu is not the Americanized and that is worth three stars alone. Good authentic menu, service and food!


I didn't even want to give this place a star. The bartenders were drunk. Clearly drunk. Doing shots with patrons. The old hag that did end up greeting us didn't even ask for our drink order just kind of stared at us in a drunken stupor. Luckily the other bartender grabbed our order and gave it to the clearly drunk bartender who rolled her eyes right in front of us. Rude as hell. Sorry I don't care how good the food is the service is shit.


On my quarterly-ish trips up to Champaign to see a friend, we usually find ourselves downtown walking around. This past weekend we had some time to kill before lunch so we stopped in Aroma for a drink. It was a gorgeous Saturday so we were able to take advantage of their backyard patio. It's pretty much your average coffee shop, but a few things stand out. \n\nOne - they have sugar free almond syrup. Yum! It's one of my favorite flavors, but rarely do I find it in the sugar free variety. Two - they have a fireplace. I'm assuming it works, although I've never actually been in Aroma when it's on. Third - they have a nice patio. Although I really wish they would upgrade their patio chairs. They have the flimsy plastic kind that suck. Spend a few more bucks and get something similar to your neighbor, Pekara.\n\nTheir bakery case never looks too appealing. I'd skip on over to Pekara if you're looking for a nosh, but Aroma is a-ok for a coffee or tea.


I've had my hair cut here impeccably a few times; however, I waited nearly an hour and a half, I signed in and requested two people who've cut my hair very well in the past, and there were three people who arrived after me who were called for their haircuts, leaving me to believe these barbers deliberately skipped me. Giving this a one star review is being fair enough for the time wasted.


Bad surprise at the end. \n\nThe restaurant is located a bit far from the strip with strip prices.  Located among pawn shops and alike we got a bit scared but the good thing there is a parking in front of the restaurant. \n\nThe prohibition like ambiance is kind of cool and you feel part of a boardwalk empire episode. You expect James Gandolphini or Joe Pesci showing up at any time. \n\nIf you are budget conscious you'd better ask for the price of he cocktails before you order. We only took appetizers and no entrees but the cocktails were half of the bill and it wasted our entire experience. \n\nThe food was ok and the bread was really dry and old. \n\nDisappointed.


Tiso Commercial Street often a haven of calm, away from city centre bustle. Staff leave you alone after checking if you'd lie advice - perfect! If you do want advice, they can often be really helpful...it's worth trying to get someone who's into the activity you're enquiring about.\nReturns are no bother, you sometimes get advised to buy something cheaper, and the sale rail reveals occasional bargains. Sometimes can be good sales, and discount card works on sale items too! Cafe is quite nice, and ample free parking.\n\nAll the above only works if you can resist buying stuff you don't need. If not, maybe you should stay away. I'm quite good at going in and NOT buying stuff, probably not an ideal customer. Still part-owned by the Tiso family, time will tell whether this EDINBURGH institution withstands the onslaught of warehouses such as Go Out***rs.\n\nOddly, sale rail varies LOTS between stores, Ratho sometimes has best reduced climbing stuff, but it's a long way to check.


Ye Old Orchard Pub in Pointe-Claire.....probably the worst fish and chips I have ever encountered outside of those waxed boxes of frozen nasties. It was soggy, virtually tasteless and the small taste that was detectable, was stale. My companion had a burger or what may have started out as a burger in some other time and place. It was floppy, thin and he is sure it was from frozen. \n\nThe fries were greasy and not in a good old-fashioned fries way. \n\nThe waiter took our order quickly but we had quite wait for the food and believe me, it was NOT worth wait. The place was not crowded so that was not excuse. \n\nI could not finish my meal - it was that nasty.  As a matter of fact, the mean came back to haunt me throughout the rest of the evening.  \n\nWhile the waiter was a nice enough young man, replete in a kilt - the table and the menus were sticky.  We should have clued in and left when we stuck to the table. \n\nThis was our first and last time going to the Ye Old Orchard. We are not food snobs by any means.   This ranked as one of the worst meals we've ever been served.


My wife, son and I have been going to Casey Jones now for quite some time, however this most recent time we went the quality of everything kinda seemed to jump off a steep cliff.   We went in with some friends the other night and ordered some of their newest burger the \"Juicy Lucy\", after ordering them medium, we were rewarded with two burgers that not only seemed to be bleeding but the cheese the oozed out of them reminded me of a horror flick where the guy gets stabbed and his guts just pour out.   After taking the burgers back to the kitchen and being assured the would be taken care of, the burgers deffinately came back cooked... almost with a propane torch, talk about hockey pucks! and to top it off we didn't even get cheese in the new burgers making them not so.. Juicy ya know.   Where as before I would have preached this place to others, I can honestly say we won't be making a return trip until they get a better cook in the kitchen, didn't think it was possible to botch a burger, let alone four! this place has astounded me in the wrong direction =/


Yes, I will pile on.  Hipster inspired decor and attitude and delicious and unique breakfast.  We shared the \"our way oatmeal) which is made with quinoa/fresh fruit and we opted for the almond milk.  My GF got the breakfast club and I tried the AZ burrito (which I pronounced the AS-burrito, or the A-Z burrito).  Both were fresh and had such interesting ingredient combinations that made things so tasty.  I'm not sure why anyone would go to some big chain place when the food is fairly priced and so delicious here.  Wished I had this place locally.


If you aren't afraid of the atmosphere you'll probably like this. Not for anyone that has any diet restrictions. But man was it packed and cheap. I felt like we had found the Dallas Buyers Club of z Mexican Food.


wonderful wonderful friendly service and breakfast. sat outside but the whole place has a comfy family atmosphere. down home cooking!


After getting it down on the dance floor, refresh your hot skin by stepping onto the outdoor patio and allowing the squirts of mist from the waterfall cool you down.  Pure bliss!!\n\nThis review is really for those, just like me, who simply DON'T DO LINES!  And I'm not talking cola lines either.. I'm talking those hour long waits where guys promise to buy you a drink if you allow them to perform the \"I'm with her\" trick.\n\nI have yet to barge my way through the crowd, or stand in line at the bar, so I truly can't write a review based on that experience.\n\nEach and every time we are fortunate enough to be accompanied by our very own body guard, who bypasses the door guys, has the best table waiting for us, escorts us to the front of the line in the powder room (sorry girls), and keeps a 6 foot radius clear around our secluded area..yay for bodyguards!!  \n\nThe table service in this place is phenomenal!  The wait staff are exceptionally nice and attentive. Your glass will never go empty!  And the little details like a chilled bowl of strawberries to accompany your glass of bubbly make all the difference.\n\nAnd if you unfortunately have to wait in line, be sure you're dressed to impress with an attitude that shouts - you'd be lost without me!  And once you get in, gravitate towards the tables that are surrounded only by guys...you never  know, they may invite you in ;-)


This is our burger joint!  I love this place.  The hamburgers are the closest to a home made burger.  This place is not some fancy hamburger kobe beef kind of place.  This is a good old fashion hamburger.  This isn't your secret menu, I have to eat there or I am going to die kind of hamburger place.  This is also not your Oh my, I just spent $12 on a hamburger because I wanted some toppings on it place.  Five guys doesn't think they need to charge for all the fixin' so they through it in for free.  Also the fries, oh the fries!  We order the regular and they throw in a big pile of fries in the bag.  Since this restaurant moved into town.  I can't really enjoy a burger anywhere else. Cheers!


This place is amazing. That's all I can say. We have been there twice now, and it gets better every time. You are greeted at the door and shown to your seat. The decoration is simple- very modern with a old school twist - great colors, chalkboard on the wall with drink specials and Anime in certain booths add a great flair to the Barstaurant. \n\nThe food is unbelievable. Spicy - flavorful - colorful - amazing. I ordered the Kim Chee soup last night, absolutely great. We shared the Spicy Chicken with Mozzarella - extremely spicy, but great all the same. (and we love spicy food) We ordered a pork dish with sliced onions and peppers - another dish that comes in aluminum foil that has octopus and roasted whole garlic cloves. The garlic was so tender and sweet, not over powering at all. Our favorite is the pork with tofu - so amazing and I am drooling now just thinking about it. We did order a few more items, but I cannot remember now - maybe a post later to refresh my memory... \n\nWhen you sit, you are provided with an iced Barley Tea automatically - a great little treat. The service is good. I almost love the utensils as much as the food. The Iced Tea is served with thin metal bowls to drink out of. The chopsticks are metal and the soup spoon is awesome too. The dishes are served in heavy ceramic containers and the rice in a heavy metal bowl. \n\nAs you can tell, I can't stop talking about this place and can't wait to go back. Being less than 10 minutes from my house, I have a feeling we will be sitting here at least once a week. \n\nEnjoy!


Waited thirty minutes for service. Then they told us we can only order drinks outside so they moved us in.  Then we waited another 20 minutes.  No one acknowledged us.  Guy next to us left.  Mind you n they aren't very busy.  And they can't spell either.  It is \" pallet. \"  walls look nice n all covered in pallets.  For what it's worth.  Yeah it's not worth anything.


After having lived in New Mexico I'm always trying to find good New Mexican food out here, and I was excited to try this place based on the reviews. Unfortunately I was sorely disappointed. I wasn't a fan of any of the trio of salsas, but salsas can be a very personal taste. The blue corn enchiladas with shredded beef, christmas style were extremely bland. I kept thinking if I ate more they would get better, but they got worse as I became more disappointed in the lack of flavor. The beef was moist but I couldn't seem to find a hint of flavor. I also expect green and red chile to have a kick to it and I didn't notice any spice. The atmosphere was great and they appear to have live music. The sangria margarita was delicious. I wouldn't come back for the food but it seems like a fun place for happy hour if you're in the neighborhood.


Ok so the first time we came in this place they were closing. But decided to not tell us, we were the only two in the restaurant and the sushi was obviously end of day sushi.  However, we decided they deserved a second chance.\nToday was the day; my friend and I went in at 1pm. Once again we were the only people in the restaurant.  The server seemed shocked to have customers, and didn't understand why we were entering?\nThere are about eight TVs. All were on. All were muted.\nThe sushi was from who knows when. \nYou could hear a pin drop, again.\n\nWhen two other customers finally showed up after we requested the tab, we tried making eye contact to warn them - no.. just go. It's not worth it.\n\nFinally as we were leaving the server turned on some music.  We decided that it must be a four patron minimum for any ambiance to be initiated.\n\nYou can get the same quality sushi at Fry's in the deli than in this place. \nWe wanted to love it.\nWe gave a a second chance.\nIt got an F again.