I've been here twice, both times I ate at the bar.  This place is a generic hotel restaurant.  I've had the shrimp po boy sliders and the meatloaf sliders.  Don't even bother...while tasty, each dish comes with two sliders the size of half dollars.  The shrimp was especially meager as each slider had a single fried popcorn shrimp.  \n\nLast time I was here with my wife and a friend, we tried to sit at one of the high top tables next to the bar, but apparently for no good reason you cannot order entrees at the high tops (though you can at the bar).  So they forced us to squeeze into a space at the bar instead of allowing us to enjoy our meal in comfort.  The bartender had a better than thou attitude, also for no good reason.  My wife got the lobster pot pie which was nothing like a real pot pie one would get in New England.  My friend got the salmon which she did not like.  Neither of them finished their meals.  To top it off, some creepy old drunk dude who was there for a conference was obnoxiously hitting on my friend, to the point where he was physically groping her.  This continued to happen right in front of the bartender who did nothing to stop the situation.  I was forced to literally take the guy  outside and tell him that if he touched my friend again he'd spend the rest of the night in the hospital.\n\nHopefully I don't have to spend another sorry minute in this place.


I never thought my favorite class would be the gym, but I absolutely love it! The people who oversee the gym are very friendly, and encouraging. I have never seen too many people in the gym, it has always had a dozen or so or less in it, so it is comfortable. If you are thinking about a routine, this is a great place to get your start, they also have other classes you may like, such as yoga,track, belly-dancing or karate.  If it wasn't for the gym, I would have been long gone from this school from hell. \n\nAs you can probably see by now, I am not a complete fan of the academics at MCC. I have taken around 30 credits here, and although I have a pretty decent GPA, some of the part-time online instructors are fairly 'feral' towards students( for some odd reason) which just messes up my degree plans.\n\n  MCC has a 16% (or was it 14%?)  graduation rate. The lowest in the nation. You can see the statistics yourself if you log into your FAFSA. Who needs a degree- right? Obviously this is play time. (sarcasm) \n\nI'd say avoid the Religion at MCC, that one is a joke- save your money! I think it is ran by a bunch of secular-rabid-lesbian atheists.


Amazing prime rib was so tender. The green beans are a must. The only downside was the price. $125 for the surf n turf!


Very disappointing. Originally came to restaurant on a recommendation and was impressed, but after 5 years away i did not like the changes. The place has turned into a dive bar, and the servers are truly crabby. It is impossible to tell who is a guest and who is a server. The food is mediocre, service and atmosphere terrible. I will stay away from this restaurant and would advise others to do the same.


Friend of mine got the Indy Coffee passport and since coffee shops are not my strength I tend to join her sporadically in her visits. We ended up in Station W on an early Sunday afternoon and wow, this place felt like a library. Tables close to each other, fully occupied by people staring at their laptops, complete silence, only quiet chill music in the background. Apparently the coffee store is very popular among the students. One of the nice people behind the counter noticed our hesitation and warmly invited us to stay. We had great coffee, my cappuccino was really nice, I wish they had different sizes, but I could always order a second one if in need of more caffeine. I had some delicious baked goodness with whole dates and zucchini. My friend went for the grilled cheese and she loved it. There are also salad and soup options. I also like that a bottle of water is offered for your table. We broke the silence with our chit chat and had some nice time. Overall wonderful spot for good coffee and quick lunch.


Absolutely fantastic product; the grapefruit is amazing. Exceptional good service every time I've been there too.


I have eaten here several times, and enjoyed it.\n\nToday I went for lunch & ordered the Tom Yum soup for the first time.  I asked the server for mild spice, number  one, and held up one finger.\n\nThe soup was so incredibly  spiced that I kept tearing & gagging.  Finally, I just stopped eating.\n\nThe smiling server came by & asked how the soup tasted.  I told him that it was over spiced .  He replied, \" We'll, it is hot to begin with, and then when you order  level three, that's what you get.\"\n\nI just paid my bill & left.  Yes, I left a tip.\n\nWill I go back?  Yep.  Probably tomorrow!  It's a nice place.  \n\nNext time I will write my order & hand it to the server.


I loved, loved, loved the fair when I was a child. I LOVED IT. I got to see the Beach Boys in my first ever concert...such good times. I was so happy when we went. I would go at least 3-4 times while it was in town. Well, I definitely DO NOT love what the fair has become. Its a travesty, a sham, and...well...a mockery. Guys: its a Travishamockery. Let me explain why...now:\n\n~What To Do~\nWell, you will blow boatloads of cash..that's numero uno. Besides that, you can check out all the rides they offer, as well as exhibitions ranging from animals to crafts and baking, as well as the Expo area, where retailers hawk their products. Oh and the food, its the one time of the year where most people wont judge you for eating your soul away.\n\n~The Good~\nEh... there are some \"bright spots\". The food is fun and different. I love the Indian Fry Bread stations, although every single vendor is not the same....you have to be picky. The food options are abundant as well, and if you do not care about what you put in you, its a field day for you. The Expo they hold each year has some fun vendors each year. In 2013, they weren't as much fun as previous years, but still they held my attention for a bit. I did try some of the extreme rides....holy hell, scary, but fun. I will admit I did enjoy hanging out with my fiance in cool weather, it was refreshing and relaxing to stroll around and have some fun. Also, the concerts and events they offer each year are pretty good for free admission, I simply haven't had the time or I would've hit up a number of them over the years.\n\n~The Bad~\nOy Vey...So, lets say about 7+ years ago (approximately) the whole re-invention of fairs began nationwide. With that change came increased prices, lower quality prizes, insanely fatty and poor quality foods, and whats worse: a really crummy corporate feel, by way of RCS out here in Phoenix. So now, we are left with what RCS has provided us. Its really a shell of former fun times. We still have the awesome destruction derby and concerts, as well as some fun rides still.. But they have stripped  all that away with the watered down prizes and games that are pretty much rigged....And the prizes... I mean, come on. They deduce down to dog chew toys really. Perfect size for our Yorkie and Chihuahua. Rips in about 3 days time. \n\nPrices are outrageous and I am consistently keeping an eye on spending...you are a fool to go to the fair and just spend whatever...because you will spend 100+ EASY with that mindset. I see a number of people defending the current incarnation, and it amuses me. I remember the balloon darts, when I could win a huge framed picture to hang up on my wall (I remember choosing a Michael Jordan picture)...Well, now, we have balloons, with hackisack-style balls filled with pellets. The balloon dart signs, with pictures of darts are still out there!!!!! \n\nRuining my childhood memories, that's what RCS is doing. And diets too, they just ruin so much...Up-charge me at the gate, and get rid of RCS. I do not care about spending more to get in, FOR A QUALITY PRODUCT. Getting in for free is not worth it. Just wretched. I could go on and on.. deplorable. \n\n~The Down low~\nI really am not sure where to go from here. Really am not. It's a rubbish product, really. Its like paying for a Jaguar, and getting an Aveo... its not right. I am giving 2 stars, because it actually could get worse, and if it does, I have an option to downgrade. I mentioned the redeeming factors already, which all make up the 2 stars they receive...but they do not help. Not a bit. I'll spare writing further, and let the review speak for itself. Save the money and go up North and hike and get your palms read by a hippy....or go golfing... or go to Castles and Coasters and mess around with your family....or go to Scottsdale and steal someone's Audi....or do a meth lab bust in AJ. All of these are equally invigorating and less expensive options, than spending $10 to throw a ball in a basket, attempting to win a cheap stuffed 1000'' stuffed bear.


I had the smoked salmon on a egg white omelet.  Staff nice, ambiance fantastic, easy parking, prices comparable to downtown Scottsdale.  My drink was kinda week, but I would return for sure.


I just picked up my favorite pair of old boots from J R's shoe repair. \nWOW!!! I am soo happy! \nThese boots were purchased about 6 years ago at Kohl's. They are not leather. They are black with a chunky platform heel and I love them. They look great with dress pants and jeans. \nAfter the years of  wear and tear (ABUSE) and playing freeze tag& baseball  in them, The heels were lopsided, the soles were wasted. I searched high and low for a replacement and could not find another pair that I liked as much.\nI brought them into J R's Shoe repair since it is in my neighborhood and was told they could be fixed and they would even clean them up.\n I have new soles and heels! \nThey look like brand new boots! Quality work and  very reasonably priced. \nI am over the moon  and J R 's shoe repair has my business! Thanks!


Sushi rock does not rock. I went for dinner and lunch and both times, it was overpriced for the portion and the quality. I love salmon so I got their sunrise roll and their salmon avocado roll. I barely finished half of what I ordered because it was just unappetizing. Their salmon was sort of tasteless... and I was really looking for that salmon-y flavor. \n\nIsn't anyone else outraged that they charge $0.99 for miso soup? When I went to sushi places this summer soup and salad were usually given for free. Actually, I can't recall a sushi place that ever charged for miso soup... \n\nOne star for their cheeseballs.


So we decided to give this place a try since we live near by. We ordered the mixed salad platter which had way too much garlic and lemon. Also ordered some shish kabob which was way overcooked and was like rubber. Leaving aggravated and unhappy I would have to say that I would not be coming back here again.


I am a regular at about 3 Starbucks' locations here in town and this is by far the worst one. Yes, they are very busy, but this does not excuse the mediocre service and dirty tables on a regular basis. This location seems to be the preferred spot for local cabbies and you can almost always count on a 8-10 person line, which is fine and does not factor into my 2 star rating for this Starbucks. What DOES affect my rating are at the following\n\n1) Consistently dirty tables, floors, and restroom. You can almost always count on having empty cups, spilled milk/half and half, sugar, etc both on the tables and on the straw/napkin area. Seems like perhaps a lack of proper staffing and/or lack of awareness.\n\n2) Compared to other Starbucks, staff seems extremely smug and unhappy except for 2 or 3 employees. Yes, we know it's busy and this location is probably more difficult than other locations, but you have a great job and are consistently busy. \n\n3) Regardless of how complicated your drink is, you are PAYING good money for it. My drink is almost $7 and I have at least 5 per week. No other location has ever had an issue making it, yet here, \"Ben\" the barista, seemed to have a problem with how the drink was ordered and when he called it out at the bar, he used a very smug and sarcastic tone which is NOT appreciated. If you don't like your service job, don't be in service buddy.


I had never been to this store's location in Scottsdale before Saturday. I have frequented the Biltmore location (and I'm a HUGE fan of their store & clothes). However, I will NEVER go back to the Bogota location because of the service/staff. The only people in the store who were getting good service or help were the snotty sales girl's friends. Not only were they unhelpful, but the sales girl actually insulted me to my face (\"YOU're a size 2?\" - YES, actually I am).....I walked out and went to the Biltmore location to spend several hundred dollars. \n\nI am a big supporter of luluemon's products and store....but avoid the Bogota location if you want any service or a good selection.


I hate to be critical, but really this restaurant needs to step it up. There are so many excellent urban pizzerias in the Phoenix area and this one fails in comparison. Our server was quite friendly and prompt, however it was hard to keep track of the service because we were so busy swatting flies off of our indoor table.  We ordered what the server recommended and the pizzas arrived within five minutes. The flavors were bland and the crust was soggy and wet-so much so that we did not finish our order and definitely did not take any leftovers home.  We were looking forward to advertised interesting flavor combinations and pizza that would keep is coming back. Although the decor was trendy and the patio seems accommodating and cozy, we will not be returning.


Walked in and the SeaHawkers club had just left.  The place was a wreck and they were scrambling to get the tables cleaned and the restaurant back in order.\n\nGood service, good food and cold drinks.  Use the 4Square app and unlock an additional dollar off your drinks, even during happy hour.


It could have all 5 stars if the service was better... Food is very good most of the times, but yesterday my pork kebob had way to many bones! They made me wait for my drink and then for my sauce, so if you like your food without soda and ketchup go for this place:))


Big.  Scary.  Walmart.


Outback Steakhouse\nMultiple Locations\n\nWith all the hype and advertising it was only natural to try Outback. It was a Tuesday night, and we were seated immediately. We chose not to have anything from the bar, and instead stayed non-alcoholic for the evening.\n\nCompanion #1 ordered a bowl of potato soup. It arrived hot, with nice chunky potatoes sticking out of the soup along with large pieces of bacon. No complaints were heard. Companion #2 ordered the Cesar Salad. It seemed run of the mill, and companion noted that it was a bit heavy handed on the cheese.\nI ordered the regular salad with the honey mustard vinaigrette. This was a nicely done salad.\n\nFor main courses, companion #1 ordered a medium bacon cheeseburger. The burger arrived medium but on the dry side, with barely adequate cheese and decent fries. Companion felt she had had better burgers in most fast food places.\nCompanion #2 ordered the rib eye steak medium rare. It arrived medium rare, but seemed to be poorly prepped in that it had lots of sinew on it, and the tail still had some silverskin attached. Seasoning was adequate but nothing special.\nI had the Ahi tuna appetizer along with the small sirlion. The Ahi was cooked correctly, but had been pre-cooked hours before, and was greatly over-seasoned. By the time you added the wasabi vinaigrette dipping sauce, the fish had no taste left of its own. In paying for a premium fish like Ahi, the fish should be the central character, and the rest of the condiments are the supporting role. The petite sirloin was cooked as ordered (rare), but lacked flavor and again, still had silverskin attached, making the last piece memorable for its chewiness.\n\nWe did not order any deserts.\n\nInspection of the restrooms was pleasant enough, in that they were recently cleaned, smelled fresh, and looked nice.\n\nOverall, I might rate Outback 2.5 to 3 stars. I've definitely had better at lower prices. BTW if you are tempted by the Blossom, their signature onion and your on a diet, companion #1 says stay far away from it. That one dish alone will use up the entire days amount of points!


I have curly hair, so I am always cautious about where I get my hair cut. Alice at the Willy St. location is awesome! She has given me great cuts, and she's fun to chat with. I had let about 5 months go by in between my haircuts, and she remembered me. I was impressed.


Myself, my wife and our dog love this place. Fun to get out and see people and their pets having fun. What's interesting is people watching to see how much the pets match their people :)\n\nIt'd be great if more people there would participate in picking up what their animals leave, but sometimes laziness does over take them and we end up doing it.\n\nOur dog loves to run and play with the others and from time to time she airs her issues, but other than that it's a wonderful place to get out and enjoy the grass and be around people. Great place, highly recommended. Please police your animal droppings!\n\nMike


We came here to play black jack and had one great dealer who kept us entertained each time he was at our table. Very nice place and good music ! The only reason I gave 4 stars is because it was a pain trying to order drinks while gambling. The cocktail girls weren't on top of it! Slow!


This is one of the worst restaurants I've ever tried to order from.  They take 2 hours to get you delivery, they always screw up the my order and they have no clue how to give good service.  Every time I've worked with them, they've screwed something up and they've never tried to make it right.  If Madison had any other food options, I would never order from them again.


I've been coming here for years and I believe the quality has been going down lately.  We never stay here, only on the strip and would make a trip just to eat their buffet.  The food is starting to taste like your typical buffet.  Nothing really special.  Same selection with subpar taste.  If you are a crab lover, then this is good for you since they serve both warm and cold carb legs.  Lines can be crazy so come early or late.


Petit oasis de paix, de verdure et d'objets h\u00e9t\u00e9roclites... Le grilled-cheese aux pommes vertes est d\u00e9licieux et le propri\u00e9taire et le personnel sont cordiaux et chaleureux! Un petit caf\u00e9 qui vaut le d\u00e9tour !!


Love it.  I can share because of larger portion.  Good meat....good everything.


Wir waren das erste Mal in der Orgelfabrik (mit Freunden) und fanden das Ambiente sehr nett,das ist schon eine gelungene Idee in diesen alten Mauern zu inszenieren.\nDas ProgrammDie fetten Haare sind vorbei war sehr politisch aber auch sehr bissig und unterhaltsam,nur das Publikum etwas zur\u00fcckhaltend f\u00fcr meinen Geschmack.Nun ja\nGehe gerne wieder hin wenn entsprechendes Programm geboten wird.Kleinkunstb\u00fchnen m\u00fcssen unterst\u00fctzt werden!!!


Apparently we went at a bad time. I had heard this place was the best but we could only get in at 530. The service was terrible. Our waitress didnt smile once or ask how we were. It was straight cut to the chase, no friendly service at all. The food was great, no complaints but i felt uncomfortable and unwelcome because of the waitress. On our way out the door there were 4 hostesses standing at the front and they stared at us as we left, not one said good bye. Horribly stuck up staff, even though the food was great, my husband and I will never be back. We are well dressed and always tip at least 20%. We were treated like we were not welcome and the staff seemed miserable.


Turquoise lilypad canopies glow neon pink at night, while posters beckon you to \"consider your future\" and get a job here in exchange for free movies.  Solid selection of independent films.  Clean facility, friendly staff.  Nice reprieve from the mallrats at Fashion Square.  **Bonus** I may have been the only individual who did not qualify for the senior discount at the weekday matinee.


Smoothie King is like a broke Jamba Juice! When I came here it was packed with loads of people and the staff here are far from good customer service. The way it is set up makes no sense what so ever. When it was time to pay the guy ringing us up got our order wrong and wanted me to $18.00 for two smoothies..overall smoothies were good but don't think i would go back ever again.


I am always pleased at Galileo's. The food is phenomenal and you can't find better service anywhere else. The owners are amazing because they really make you feel welcomed and right at home.


Great balkan style lunch menu!\nExcellent Hummus, fresh salad and vegetables and the chicken skewers were also very well seasoned.. But a little bit dry.\nService was very friendly! :-)


I have been to other Urgent Cares, and no experience was quite like the one I experienced on Thursday.\nAfter getting home from a job interview, I promptly slipped on a stair and broke my foot. The bone was sticking out, not through the skin, but definitely poking out. Immediate thought - I should go to the hospital, but my copay is way too expensive for my student budget, so my roommate drove me over to Advanced Urgent Care.\nThe wait wasn't long, but I wasn't happy when the woman at the desk saw me limping in, and had me stand there and fill out paperwork for ten minutes. A nurse in a wheelchair came out and wheeled me in to get it over with.\nAfter sitting for awhile and answering the usual questions, I was wheeled in to a room to wait for an X-Ray. I took out my phone to call mum to let her know where I was, and the woman at the desk immediately began snapping at me that there were no cell phones allowed in the room. Okay then.\nThen, nurses began flocking in to gawk at my foot. I'm not a freaking animal in a zoo, do not come in and stare in awe at the size my foot has swollen to and make me feel more like an imbecile for breaking it. \nAfter being stared at, I was wheeled in for Xrays and then taken to a room to wait for the doctor.\nShe came in pretty quickly and immediately began poking my foot with the \"Does this hurt?!\" questions. Of course it hurts! Stop yanking on it repeatedly. After looking at Xrays and my foot, she informed she was unconfident in saying my foot was broken.\nDay later, a call back from the radiologist who wants to know if it's my hand or my foot, whether it's my left or my right, just left me feeling shocked and slightly concerned that they were unable to tell that in an Xray...\nGoing to the doctor the next day when she's open, it's broken in two places, which she pointed out clearly on the Xray I had picked up from Urgent Care.\nWhat. A. Joke. I would never come here again for a broken bone, but probably something they can't misdiagnose and send me home to suffer with.


Great food! Very interesting concept for those that are not vegetarian! Great taste! The only negative feedback, services is very slow. It takes too long to bring the food or get anything from the waiters.


After an unpleasant experience at Lotus Grocery on 17 February 2014, I want to caution customers to be careful when paying with cash at the store.  \n\nMy order was $3.08.  I gave the glum and cold middle aged female cashier $10.10.  She put the $10 bill in the till and gave me $2.02 change, which would have been correct had I given her a $5 bill.  I told her that I gave her a ten dollar bill, and she repeatedly insisted that I did not.\n\nI went to the mean middle aged man who appears to be manager or owner and told him of the problem.  He was not interested in hearing it and it eventually fell into the lap of a short, middle aged woman who also appears to be manager, and is one of the nicer people on the staff.\n\nI got nowhere until I asked that a count of the register receipts.  The woman who  appears to be in management suggested that I leave my phone number and that I would be called after the store closes and a count is completed. That was not acceptable to me. I asked that a count be conducted while I waited and she agreed.  As she counted and recounted, I waited patiently.  She ultimately concluded that I was right and gave me my $5.00.  She apologized multiple times; the clerk who would have cheated me out of $5 did not.\n\nI will be careful when shopping at this store.  I will try to pay with one dollar bills in the future and will announce how much money I am handing to the cashier. There is a bitter taste in my mouth about Lotus Grocery.  Of all places for this to happen, it would have to be one where there is a language barrier and where most of the employees are dismissive of the customer.  This is not Giant Eagle!


Wahoo!  They have a location in Vegas!!  I used to be a regular in various locations around SoCal... so when a friend mentioned this place recently opening up... I had to pay this place a visit.  Unfortunately it's location is a bit obscure... you wouldn't really run into it randomly unless you live in the area.  Google it and try it out.\n\nI like the fish tacos and the maui bowl... but mix it up and find your favorites, there's plenty to choose from.  If you can't decide, let the bartender or server order for you :)  \n\nThey've got video poker machines at the bar as well as Thirsty Thursdays! (1/2 off draft beers...Sam Adams please.  Always a good choice...)


A nice little casino lobby Starbucks with never much of a waiting line.  That is a rarity these days...being able to go right up to the counter and place your order.  \n\nThe staff here is always very nice and they always get your order right.  They also offer some pastries and goodies that most of the other Starbucks locations don't usually stock and offer, so that's another plus.  The prices here, along with the food court one, are a tad bit higher than your usual run of the mill location.  But that's what one should pretty much expect when inside a nice casino.\n\nThere's no seating, you just get your coffee and go.  But that's fine with me, I'm usually here after getting a meal or before hitting the casino floor to do a little gambling.  In either case I'm ready to grab my cup and go.


The hotel itself is in a great location and situated a short walk from the royal mile and Edinburgh castle and the old town bits. For location this place gets 5 stars. \n\nThe room were given on the other had did leave a bit to be desired. The bed was not great and sunk in the middle a bit. Never a great thing when you are trying to share a double bed. The bar was backing onto our room so you could hear the piano player all evening. Don't get me wrong I do love piano but not for an entire evening :-)\n\nThe staff were friendly and the check on process was relatively straightforward. The wifi was ok but very slow. \n\nAll in all an ok place but value for money was lacking for me. Hopefully if I come back here again I might get a different experience.


Imortant: if you are traveling from JFK on Delta make sure you check your gate. If you are at the C gate, they will have to bus you to your gate. Get there early or you will miss your flight.  Great stewards, free overhead bag, & not too extensive food. I'm digging them.


I never wrote a mean review before but unfortunately, I had to for this particular Olive Garden. My family owns a restaurant and I am exceptionally sympathetic to servers and kitchen staff, but I couldn't even offer that with this restaurant.\n\nI took one of my best friends out to lunch yesterday and had an awful experience while we were there. It took a few minutes for our waitress to come to our table, but that is never a big deal to me. When she came to take our drink orders, we asked for lemon water and a cherry coke. That is a total of two drinks - why did it take longer than 15 minutes to receive?\n\nThen, our food. We ordered an appetizer (stuffed mushrooms) and as common sense goes, appetizers should be the first order to the kitchen so you can munch while waiting for your main entrees. That didn't happen. Our appetizer took over 30 minutes to arrive and for most people, I get irritated when I'm hungry. Still, I was incredibly polite to her because I know what it feels like to be a waitress (even if it's my family's place). I think our server is one of those people who might not care to satisfy friendly customers - they take advantage of kindness and give priority to customers who are screaming and yelling instead. \n\nTo not continue this long rant, our entrees didn't show up for another thirty minutes. I asked about the wait two times and she said, verbatim, \"yeah I don't really know what's taking so long. I forgot to put the order in but it still shouldn't take this long for lasagna.\" \n\nThat was unprofessional and I asked to speak to a manager at that point, but, surprise surprise! The manager never showed up and we had to wait an additional 15 minutes before we decided to forget about it and leave. \n\nI didn't forget, though. It was supposed to be a nice lunch with a friend and because I didn't get to speak to a manager, I had to put a review on Yelp.


Heard this place was amazing so I had to try it out myself. Usually when I go with high expectations, it always disappoints. However, Katsuya did not at all. We ordered the wagyu with foie gras, scallop sashimi, wagyu sashimi, wagyu fried rice, yellowtail with jalape\u00f1o, rock shrimp. Everything was perfect and it melted in your mouth, that's how fresh it was. Especially the wagyu fried rice is a must try. After eating that, the wagyu taste will linger in your mouth wanting more.


TIME SPENT\n1 Daytime meal\n\nLAYOUT\ni've never been to korea, but this place's layout comes as close as what i see from korean tv/movies when i looked at their grills.^^   the A/C was not present as fans tried to compensate.\n\ndaytime vegas heat and fans...  not great.^^;\n\nSERVICE/FOOD\nprompt, attentive, friendly, almost homely with the owner (a nice old lady) cooked my party's food.\n\nthe meats and side dishes were pleasing.^^   i ordered soju with my meal and completed my Korean daydream of being in actual Korea - but not.. LOLz.\n\nPRICING\naverage.^^  \n\nCLOSING\nif YELP would only allow me to rate it 3.5 Stars...  i'm a fan of the wholesome experience, but i couldn't see pass the heat.


Mom and I were just passing through and stopped for lunch. The service was terrible. The manager tried to make foolish jokes and conversation with us but caught neither of us finding him amusing. He sat us in the bar area and than disappeared for the rest of the time we were there, even when we were asking for a manager he did not come around. The bartender who never gave her name but spent a lot of time at staring at the bar dreaming- clearly seemed to have better things on her mind. We sat for about 5 minutes before drinks were offered and another 10 before our appetizers were taken. We probably waited 35+ minutes for our salad and dip to come out. \n\nShe messed up the girls behind us order at least twice and talked them like she knew more about how they wanted their food cooked than she did. They sent there steak back twice to be recooked. \n\nWe kept trying to get our bill to pay and leave an couldn't get her attention. And again no manager available to help. When we were leaving we asked if she was newer to this place where the hostess made sure to point out that the bartender was one of the better and long term server/bartenders. She needs a lot of training...especially with customer service! \n\nWe will not be returning to this location.


I had heard from several people the food here was good.  As I travel to Italy often I'm fairly picky about Italian food but am willing to make allowances for Italian-American restaurants.\n\nI had the lobster bisque which wasn't terrible but not great either.  A little too peppery and some pieces of what seemed to be dried fish.  I had ordered what I thought was the crab/shrimp cake appetizer but was brought the meal.  Since I hadn't actually looked at that part of the menu I didn't realize it wasn't the appetizer until I got the bill.  The crab/shrimp cake was adequate but there was too much filler for my taste.  The grilled potatoes and vegetables that came with the crab/shrimp cake were not warm.  Completely over-priced.\n\nThe service was glacially slow.\n\nI will not return.


Don't order their combination Pho - it comes with actual balls of fat, tripe and tendons! Instead, you'll want to order the ALL rare beef Pho and you have to tell them that you don't want any tripe, tendons or fat. This place is much nicer and cleaner than my favorite Phu place in Mesa but the food, portion and price isn't as good.


Boy, am I glad I never waited the two hour wait while at the NYC location for this glorified chocolate milkshake with tons of whipped cream and shaved chocolate served in a sundae cup.  Well the wait wasn't bad at all in the LV location so we decided to go check it out.\n\nI really do not know how this place is getting all the 5 star reviews! The decor fit with pink and white ceilings and oversized lamps somewhat like a venue where you would host a little girl's princess themed birthday party.  We shared a $14 BLT and it had too much mayo but was still BLAND BLAND BLAND. Thumbs down. The \"highlight\" of the meal was their sweet potato fries tossed in a salt and sugar mix which was quite tasty even though it was pretty dry. \n\nExpensive and food is subpar. Sorry, but I'm gonna have to say skip it!


Spacious, clean place.  Friendly people.  Delicious warm bread and Beverage glasses kept full.  My companions really liked the red snapper special and spaghetti and meatballs .  Both stated it was very flavorful.  I ordered Manila clams with linguine. The dish had lots of  mussels but was bland.  Linguine was cooked perfectly Al Dente.  I tend to like food spicy so I cannot say the dish was poorly made.  I would come back but this place is not the top of my list.


I purchased a romper for CCB, when my order arrived I was very excited, when I opened it I realized that a wrong item was shipped. I emailed the company letting them know and not only did  they send me a return label as well so I wouldn't have to pay for shipping, but they express mailed the correct item. I LOVE the romper and was very impressed by how efficient and helpful they were to fix the mistake. I will definitely be shopping here again, such cute items!\n\nI feel the need to address Berta i's review below...just to let you know Berta, no one is impressed by your distasteful/hateful comment about the religion of the owners. Religious preference is irrelevant when it comes to business. Making derogatory comments about religious beliefs makes you TRASHY and an ignorant idiot, what makes you so high and mighty that you think you're any smarter or better. How dare you.  I would cancel your order too if you sent an email with attitude, no wonder they don't want anything to do with you.  I challenge you to pull your head out of you bottom and learn how to treat people nicely, see how that goes for you :) CCB, I am glad you stand for Christ, way to go!


NIGHTMARE ON FREMONT ST\n\nMy driver dropped me off at the hotel in the back and when I say driver I received a ride alone in a short bus from the airport. I was staying in the Carson tower and when I walked in I was informed to go to the Carson tower registration. \n\nSo I started walking through the craziness of a Vegas Casino. Maneuvering around tired people who are drinking a lot and losing too much money. They are like rats trapped in a box for 4 days and 3 nights and are in no hurry to go anywhere. But I pushed on and made my way past the mayhem while dragging my suitcase to get to the Carson tower for check in.\n\nWhen I arrived at the Carson registration desk there was a sign that said Desk closed. Check in at the Rush Tower. What? So now I had to go back through the mayhem again. I pushed through and when I got to the Rush Tower there was a sign that informed me to check in at the Gold Tower registration because the desk was closed. What?\n\nAt this point I felt like there were hidden cameras laughing at my every move. I took a deep breath and decided to look for the Gold Tower registration. I asked the lady running the high roller Keno room and she pointed me to the VIP check in door. I knew this wasn't correct but I was frustrated and I was going to make it work. \n\nSo I walked in with my frustrated face and informed the staff of my wild goose chase I had just been on. I also dropped the Keno ladies name because it's always good to drop a name. I believe they took a little pity on me but the staff was very unapologetic to my dilemma. They were also very unfriendly and it was probably because I wasn't a high roller VIP. I did ask them if it's normal to send guests on a scavenger hunt to check in and they looked at me like it wasn't a big deal. I then asked if they were going to fix the incorrect signs and they told me no. After 10 hours of no sleep and traveling I had no more fight in me but I do know this was wrong. \n\nUpon walking to my room I finally walked past the open registration desk for the Gold Tower. I will say this was a frustrating way to arrive at a hotel. \n\nSo I get into my room and start unpacking my bag. I then go to the bathroom to wash my face and realized someone had used the bathroom. Yes someone sat on the toilet seat, used the toilet paper, unwrapped the soap and used a clean towel. I'm too exhausted for this. I called down and spoke with the front desk. I also asked if I could be moved to a new room. Of course my request was denied and a maid was sent up to clean my room. A housekeeping manager walked in and told the maid to clean my whole room including the sheets. She was actually nice and hard working. So I left my room for an hour to let the maid do her job. \n\nDay 2...I wake up early and leave to get my work day started. When I arrived back 4 hours later my room wasn't clean. I spoke with the maid in the hall and she said they would clean my room by 1pm. She even wrote me on her list. I came back to the room at 2pm and it wasn't clean. I called Housekeeping and they said they would send someone up. I got back to my room at 5pm and it was still dirty. I called and spoke with a manager who promised to take care of it and my room was finally cleaned at 6pm. Honestly is it that hard?\n\nDay 3...It was my only day to sleep in and the maid bangs 5 times with the vacuum cleaner even though I had a \"Do Not Disturb\" sign on my door! Was it necessary to ram my door that many times? It was just rude. She knew what she was doing. \n\nDay 4...The room was prepaid by my client but for some reason the hotel decided to charge my credit card. I called down to the front desk and they were no help. The girl on the phone was rude and unhelpful. Then when I went downstairs that same girl was there. She was mean to me because of our phone call. I asked her to only see a copy of my bill. She printed me a bill with my credit card charged. She then slid open a drawer where she had her personal cell phone and started texting. This was incredibly rude & why would you do this in front of an upset customer. I did snap a photo of her displaying this unacceptable behavior. I really believe the staff needs to go through a hospitality travel course because they don't get it. \n\nThe hotel staff doesn't have any good customer service. The employees seem unhappy and it translates into the bad customer service I received. In all of my travels, I've never seen a more incompetent  staff, then here. \n\nOn another note: the room was nice. I was expecting dirty old gross Vegas but that is not what I received. The casino was very modern. The pool had a shark tank in the middle which was really cool. You could even water slide through the middle of the sharks. This place wasn't what I expected. It's just sad that the customer service isn't there. I score hard on being treated nice and the Golden Nugget failed on every level.


YUCK! Why does everyone rave about this place? The pizza crust is TOO thin - it was SOGGY!  And they cut a ROUND pizza in SQUARES!!! WTF??? So I wound up with little weird-shaped outer pieces, and two large SQUARE center slices that were SO soggy that they just hung down when I tried to pick them up. Soggy and greasy. \n\nThe cheese and mushrooms were good, but the sauce was indeed WAY too sweet as others have noted, and the so-called 'crust' was nasty and mushy. This is NOT Chicago pizza! I've had pizza in Chicago, deep dish AND regular, and this was NOT like any of it.


OMG Yelpers - thanks so much for your recommendations - we were in Vegas for the weekend and didn't want to eat on the Strip. We drove out to this place for dinner because of all of the Yelp reviews and it was fantastic. Everything was delicious and authentic (and spicy!) and the service was great too. We cannot wait to come back - yay!


There is a long wait but it is well worth it. I ordered the jalape\u00f1o poppers, pork burger, and the truffle Parmesan fries. Everything was absolutely amazing. Definitely some if the best food I've ever had. Finish everything off with an Oreo Shake!


Awesome burgers and dogs with a great secret sauce!!


Horrible. From the price of juice and milk for kids to the moldy grapes that laid on my food and I mean white mold. Disgusting. Lost my appetite. Service is very very slow and there was only 5 tables. For a place that had steak in their name my daughter did not eat her steak and eggs as it was a horrible peace of cheap sirloin. We live a block a way and will never go back again.


Have visited a few times. Always figured the cigar/cigarette smoke smell was coming from the cigar lounge located next door. Until last visit. I witnessed the cook not only smoking cigarettes while stirring the huge pot of soup broth, he actually was sipping from the huge ladle/spoon \"taste testing\" and putting it back in to continue stirring! \n\nI will never and I mean never return! Unbelievable!


I bought a travel zoo voucher for Cravings at the Mirage and so glad I did.  The quantity of choices are slim - compared to other buffets around town but the quality of food was very good.  The only thing I didn't really care for was the desserts.  I felt it could have been better.


Meh place, but it was the cheapest and best located decent hotel to stay.\nIf you can afford it, try the newer hotels.


I was very excited to order from here.  I am giving a low rating because of the service used to deliver my food.  AzMealMan.  I ordered my meal and it was delivered; after the girl left I noticed that I was missing a dish and there were no eating utensils or napkins.  I immediately called Azmealman...already closed.  I left a voicemail and I even wrote on the facebook page.  They responded on the fb page by telling me to call...which I already had!!!  I called again tonight.  Nothing yet.  OH...and now they don't allow comments on their fb page.  So.  Two things....missing dish, no eating utensils, no follow up, no facebook posts/comments from public...thumbs down.  AS for the food I did get...it was ok.  RIce with peans/nuts was generous and tasted good,, tandoori mixed plate was good...and there was alot of it.  The naan was not worth $1.50 at all.  In fact...it wasn't worth the $41 at all.  I might try it again by actually GOING to the buffet...perhaps I can recoup some of my losses then.


The guys here are great, the shop is kept clean, and they do a good job. I just don't think it was worth what they are charging. I get my hair cut on an average of once every 1 1/2 weeks. I just moved down here to Arizona and based on the reviews, went here first. The guys were friendly and very professional. The first time I went I asked them to just trim a little off the top and for a medium fade, and I stressed the \"little\" part. I wasn't happy with the end result, but it was too late, it was already too short. I should have known the size I needed to be more specific, so it's not completely their fault. I gave them another chance and was happier the second time. I wasn't, however, happy with the price. No military discount either (not that I expect it). I now to go to a different barber shop in Tempe that does just as good of a job, if not better for about half the price. (and they still use the straight razor for trimming). So all thing considered, this is a good barber shop if the high price doesn't bother you. I'm only  giving it three stars because of that. It's not like i'm getting my hair styled.. it's just a medium fade...


We each ordered the South Point cut done medium rare with me opting for blackened Cajun style.  Our dinners included a house salad tossed tableside, a bread basket and a choice of potato (mashed for me, baker for Ann) or rice pilaf.  The prime rib was smaller than at Carve, but pretty good.


Pros: best facilities around, very clean, saunas smell great, lots of staff, amazing relaxation rooms, cheap last minute massages, beautifully decorated in winter\n\nCons: not a lot of parking, expensive, crowded on holidays and weekends, music annoying at times\n\nOverall this is the best spa that I have been to. The place is great, clean and relaxing.  The place is best (and cheaper) on non holiday weekdays.  I usually go at night.  The lockers are free. No shampoo in showers, but there is soap. The locker rooms are small but very clean and accessible. Massages are quite expensive. I recommend not reserving one and instead trying to grab a last minute, $25/$50 for 30/60 minute, massage.  Same goes for $40 hour facials.  The massage therapists are very experienced, young, strong, and listen to your needs.  Reccomended!


I had a week off from work recently.  I needed it to take a little break and I decided, what better way to get caught up on all the museums and cultural institutions in the 'Burgh?\n\nTo say that the Carnegie is THE Pittsburgh Cultural Institution is indeed an understatement and as I live in nearby Squirrel Hill, I am so happy to have it within walking distance.  Although the day I visited, I rode my bike and parked it all day.  (Note to Yelp'er Mike O. from Park Ridge, IL--I didn't wipe out this time!).\n\nI decided to spend the entire day at the Carnegie, and believe me it was worth it!  As Emily H. says, the Dinosaurs in their time was really worth it!  It went from being a stuffy, dull, \"stuffed and mounted\" exhibit to being a really neat walk-through one.  The murals really give the exhibit a sense of time and place.  The exhibit shows how the plants, mammals, fish, and insects that surrounded them continue to evolve and create the biological diversity that surrounds us today.\n\nA long-time favorite of mine is the Hillman Hall of Minerals and Gems.  I've always loved the bright colors of the gems and could stand there for hours in hushed awe of these beautiful stones.  The museum just added the Wertz Gallery of Gems and Jewelry to the Hillman Hall.  The gallery has an extensive collection of birthstones, giving the history of each and how birthstones came to be.  The current special exhibit is the watches and timepieces from H.J. Heinz, including a stunning music box and watch piece.\n\nBut as much as I enjoy natural science, I really love art.  The Carnegie Museum of Art includes  American art from the late nineteenth century, French Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings, and European and American decorative arts.   The Heinz Architectural is dedicated to the collection, study, and exhibition of architectural drawings and models.  I particularly enjoy Asian art and the Carnegie has an extensive collection of Japanese prints.  \n\nOne special exhibit that I really recommend will be there only until October 18, 2008 and it is \"Abstract Art before 1950: Watercolors, Drawings, Prints, and Photographs\".  It consists of avant-garde works by European, American, and Japanese artists.  \n\nSo while the admission fee is $15.00, it does include both the Natural History Museum and the Museum of Art.  To get your money's worth, plan on staying a whole day.  I did and I still feel like I didn't see everything.


I stopped by the Beauty Shop inside the MGM Grand during my stay. At first I didn't have anything in mind to purchase, more or less just browsing. I was greeted by a lovely lady(whom I forgot the name, whoops) that introduced the Forever Flawless line to me. Facial care with diamonds in it?? Sounded too good to be true. She then sampled a couple creams onto my face.. the results were amazing! At this point, I wanted to try everything! Although they probably would've let me, i didn't want to be that annoying person. She was very patient and kind with me while I explained to her my problem areas and concerns. I ended up purchasing their basic products along with the \"Black line\". My skin has never looked so good! (being that i am 48) I have recommended a couple of my friends to stop in that will be at the MGM this weekend. I will definitely be revisiting on my next stay at the MGM. What an extravagant experience!


Food is great. I eat here a few times a week and never get sick of it. The juices are good too. Make sure you pick up a frequent diner card.


After playing eenie meenie minne mhhhoo, I weeded Butters over 5 other breakfast restaurant. It was a little whiles away, but I am sooo happy we chose it! Our server was Rafael. Cool, calm, collected, took our order, gave me some good highlights of the menu.\n\nFood came, literally within 10 minutes, and we were diggin' in. I ordered the chorizo omelette, chedder grits,  and it also came with pancakes. I never had chorizo omelette, so I wasn't sure what I was getting into, it is a tad oily, but that is from the chorizo, however the veggies and egg balanced it out. CHEDDER GRITS delicious! My boyfriend stealth the rest. I cried. Pancakes, fluffy, buttery, melts in your mouth- probably the best set of pancakes ever. I ate it all. Then I cried. \n\nWe don't quite live in the area, so I am quite bummed that we'd will probably never have Butters again. It was a great choice for us, we enjoyed the service and food. Thanks Butters!


Great for the beer but not for the food... You get what you pay for food wise. Great prices on beer and decent selection.\n\nI had the fried macaroni brick and it was mostly forgettable.\n\nThe big plus is the very nice and large flat screen tv's all over the place.


I am surprised at all the good service reviews for VT.  I have given this place a few tries and have not once had good service.  Usually when I experience \"bad\" service, I look for ways for the bartender/waiter to redeem themselves during the process.  Unfortunately, I have never had that here.  I checked the reviews here because this place is one of the few that I have dined at in Arizona that, for lack of a better phrase, left a bad taste in my mouth. As far as the food, I was never too impressed with that either, but the reviews say otherwise from my fellow Yelpers.  \n\nI will say that my last experience was so bad it prompted me to write the corporate office and they were responsive and sent me a $25 gift card.  Maybe I will give them a 3rd chance based on everyone's feedback.


Never go on a busy morning!  We went on a Saturday at 9:30 am and they were out of a lot of bagels, all 4 coffee dispensers were empty and it took 15 minutes to get our food to go... after ordering!  It was a cluster! They gave our food to someone else and it took 5 minutes for the lady to make an iced coffee.. from the menu, not customized.  \n\nThe food was fine, but this quick service restaurant was in the weeds and super slow.


The valet service is good but flawed, Sunday wait for your car after checkout was around 30min(as I was told), I waited over an hour because they lost my car and brought it to a different tower


I don't understand how this rates so high.\n As other reviewers have said, this is not good sushi. It's edible (thus the 2 star rating), but it's not great. I have been to this restaurant 3 times to make sure I wasn't missing anything, and each time I've been only mildly satisfied. They do not serve real crab, their rolls fall apart, and the service is not that great. Maybe I'm going at the wrong time? I have been there during lunch time each time I've gone and have not been impressed at all. On the 3rd try, my friend and I decided that we would not be returning any more.


I'll admit.... after reading so many \"stellar\" Yelp reviews, we were swayed to dine here.\n\nWe dined on a weekday evening  -- so we didn't get to experience the \"best brunch in town\" per Krashawnda N. Dang it! Now we're gonna have to go here again, after re-reading her review. :)\n\nHubby and I ordered: \nMahi Mahi tacos  $14\nChicken tacos   $12\nMission fries  $6\nMission Margarita  $7\n\n\nFood was good... I wouldn't say \"AMAZING\"... but maybe I had the wrong expectations. First of all the tacos were shockingly smaller than expected. Three tacos per plate, and per another reviewer they truly were about 2\" across. However, they did taste divine.... (at least mine did, the chicken tacos). And honestly, now that I'm finished... any more and I would have been uncomfortably full. \n\nBut the Mahi Mahi tacos were actually battered... we were not expecting that. And the batter was a medium coat - not thin or thick. Still edible. \n\nMy margarita was definitely tasty!\n\nI really enjoyed the ambiance.... it was definitely an upscale \"Latin American\" restaurant. Beautiful dark chandeliers, gorgeous illuminated salt block wall, dark hardwood floors... \n\nNo complaints about the service. We were greeted right away and also immediately had water served to us, when we were sat. And likewise the server was appropriately attentive. \n\nAll in all, we spent about $50 for some smaller-portioned plates -- which was more than we typically spend for dinner lately. But we had a good time.... I think it you're looking for more of a \"value\", this place might be better on the weekends for the brunch.


The concierge staff here is top notch.  Always willing to help you with whatever they can.  Only drawback was they could not order flowers or balloons for room delivery for me unless I gave them my credit card info.  They could not just charge it to our room?  I found that a bit irritating, but their service otherwise was impeccable.  \n\nLove the Valet staff.  Traveling alone with baby can be challenging.  These guys were on it and so helpful.  \n\nBaby & kids pool area is great!  It is set off away from the \"adult\" pool lounging area which I find nice.  They have an open space for Croquet which is fun to play anytime.  \n\nGrille service was interesting.  For brunch of 5 we seemed to get top notch service.  But it seemed the smaller the party we were, the worst service we got.  Really.


I stay here because I have business at the University. The last time I stayed was on election day November 2012. I woke up the morning after the election and tried to take a shower. The stopper in the tub would not stay open and the tub reeked of urine. I complained and was moved to another room.  But it makes me wonder how the room passed any sort of housekeeping supervisor's inspection. It is still a mystery to me.\n\nThe rooms are not fully sound proof either. If you have kids in the next room, heaven help you!!\n\nThe service has gone down hill in the restaurant too. They recently had a shake up it seems and the guy who used to wait on me seems to  disappeared.\n\nBe also warned that it can take a bit to get your car from the valet. They \"mis-parked\" my car once or twice.


Okay Kelly's is a great place to meet friends hand have a drink and maybe a bit to eat.  I like it here.  There is lots of places to just hang out and get to know people or catch up with friends!   \nIs it load -  yes\nIs it a little expensive - yes\nIs the service a little slow- yes \nIs there a velvet rope - yes\nBut really this is old town what else would you expect!  \n\nOooo and if you do decide to have dinner here.... I give the short ribs a 5!


This was one of my fave clubs in Vegas b/c they played Hip Hop. I can only take so much EDM. But now, hip hop is no longer here! :( sucks. Was here LDW and was looking forward to the night we planned to go to 1oak because i knew they played hip hop, was SO DISAPPOINTED when I found out they stopped. Felt like any other club in Vegas that plays EDM all freakin night long. 1OAK, please bring back Hip Hop!!


Reasonably priced and decent portions.  The decor was a bit confusing, a dance floor and a disco ball for a restaurant off Tenaya.....doesn't quite fit the neighborhood.  Food was pretty tasty.


The decor here is adorable. It made me want to sit and stay a while. I had my first macaroon, well two, mixed berry and raspberry. People always rave about them (not necessarily from here, but in general) so I decided to indulge. I didn't love or hate them. I'll definitely be back to try other options.


Great rooms, We had a living room and a bedroom with one and a half baths and even a TV in the master bath, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay for my boyfriends birthday.  A bit far to walk down the strip but the Mandalay Bay and the adjoining hotels have plenty to do.


This is a nice hotel room.  It seems smaller than others in Vegas, but very clean and fresh.  Loved the bathroom.  Large check-in line, but we were early and they still let us check in. + for that.  Had a pool view room.  Either side, strip or pool, is a great view.  The real bang for your buck is the pool.  So I personally would not stay any other time than summer.  But it is so worth it.  Just get out there early and bring your own tube.  (They will fill it up for you)  Oh, and try to limit the buckets of beer.


I stopped here out of annoyance of having to wait at another salon & wanting to get the ordeal over with. I wanted a trim, I didn't need a trim. \nI walked in and was told 10 minutes, I was okay with that considering the place before offered a 45 min wait. \nI was promptly greeted and seated after the 10 min wait. I explained I need a trim because I was getting my hair done in twists the next day. The stylist offered to do a protein treatment and I agreed because I understood its benefits. Prior to beginning the treatment I stated I wanted to retain length versus being even!!\nWe proceeded with the conditioning process and everything was okay until the trimming process started.  Somewhere in my spirit it felt wrong as I watched the ends fall to my shirt. I made a comment about it being too much and she assured me it was just 2 ringlets nothing more. Once she got to the front my heart begin to panic as I realized that her method for cutting was so wrong...at that point it was too late. \nI paid and I left, due to me having a delayed response with things I didn't truly see that her trim equaled more than 1 & 1/2 inches of my hair being cut off due to her IMAGINARY split ends until later!!! I'm beyond distraught as I went from 3 inches to almost bra strap length in less than 3 years with no trim, to be knocked back a bit. I went in hoping to increase my efforts in achieving a solid bra strap length before the year was over. Her CUT vs TRIM set me back to the length of my hair in the winter time. -sigh- ughhh I hate it!!\nThey got 2 stars for being nice and readily available but I despise this trim, regret it. Enough to make me finally sit down and write a review. I've done a lot that needed a Yelp response but playing with my hair just set me off completely!


Honestly, my wife and I didn't know what to expect when we booked a 3 night stay at Tahiti Village. I knew that we liked the whole tiki theme and that since it was August, we wanted to stay at a place with a nice pool. My biggest concern was that it's advertised as family friendly and I didn't want to wallow through thousands of diaper wearing screaming children covered in zinc oxide. While there were lots of kids at the pool, it was spacious enough that it totally wasn't an issue and I managed to find some kid-free seats on all the days we stayed there. The pool has a bar with reasonable prices and you can get a large pizza delivered from the restaurant to the pool for 12 dollars. \nI saw some negative reviews on yelp and I'd like to address some of their issues.This place is not for everyone and if you want to be ridiculously pampered or stay in a  room filled with unicorns and golden toilets, I wouldn't recommend this place.There's no daily maid service, but don't be a disgusting slob, and its not an issue. The check in and check out times are kind of weird, but you'll know this ahead of time, and you can work around it. The staff, was really nice, and for the most part accommodating. As an example, our last night there, we saw our friend's band play, and stayed out way later than we had planned. I called the hotel at about midnight and asked if we could have a later check out time and they gave us one free of charge. \nA couple FYI's, while there's limited gambling here, you're a short cab ride from two pretty good casinos. I should also mention that you will have to get up early to reserve a pool spot with shade. Easy way around this, get up at 8, and claim a lounger. There's no outside food or drink allowed at the pool, so don't show up with your ice chest and fishing pole. For the money, this place is a great bargain, and I already know that my wife and I will return here.


Patrick Williams is a complete scammer. After back and forth emails of false hopes of getting my shirts,he still hasn't made the effort. All he had  to make was 26 shirts and ship them to me. It's been almost 2 months and he refuses to reply to my emails or answer my calls after I made a $188 dollar t-shirt sample order. I've already made a report with Better Business Bureau. Talk about a sloppy and unprofessional owner. I'm sure with his way of business, this company won't last long.


Interior can certainly be modernized, however the food is solid. I'm not a fan of paying to sub hash browns and a english muffin for fruit. Seeing as how I am now paying more for less food. All in all, US Egg is a solid stop in spot every now and then. One of those resturants you're glad that exists, but you'll never take anyone there to show them.


I have been back two more times since my first visit and have had excellent service and an excellent meal each time.  We always order the riserva steak, and we are always happy.  It seems like hit or miss with other reviewers here, but so far I can't speak highly enough of this place.


Before this place was called Sprouts it was Sunflowers. I loved this place before they renamed it. The prices are great but there can be times when some stuff can be a bit overpriced. You'll just have to look very carefully at the prices and before you actually buy the food. \nAlthough Whole Foods is organic Sprouts is all about organic and a little cheaper than Whole Foods too.\nMy boyfriend and I started cooking more this year and ever since the beginning of February til now we've only gone grocery shopping here 3 times.


They close earlier than most large book retailers, 10pm ... Major bummer for those who like to hit up a bookstore late at night instead if the club! Lol. It seems I usually can't find what I want at this particular location. It's in my area or I'd probably pass on it altogether. This review is location specific. I do love bookstores in general...


Typical chain mexican......the salsa wasn't bad.  I had a fish taco and tortilla soup.  The fish taco tortilla was americanized as was the filling.  The tortilla soup definitely was pre-prepared.


Cool spot. \"Off the grid\" Bring friends. Cheap drinks. Cool games - jenga, connect four, shuffle board. Not that bullshit Vegas strip scene.\nThey have a \"First Friday\" crowd every first of the month


Good boba with a wide variety of flavors and juices to add to your mix. If you're in the area and appreciate a good boba,  definitely consider stopping by!


Come for the beer, not for the food.


From St. Louis? Missing your IMO's Pizza? Then you need to go here for your Pizza fix!\n\nI recently had family visiting from St. Louis and was told we need to check out Frasher's. \n\nDecor/Atmosphere: If you've ever been to a Ma & Pop Steak House in WI then you'll feel right at home. It's a pretty dark and old with some huge circle booths surrounding the table. There is St. Louis memorabilia all over the walls. \n\nService: ehh - we probably had to wait about 15 minutes from when we placed our drink order to when we placed our food order. She was friendly and knowledgeable but would have loved to see her a little more often....\n\nFood: If you've never tried the St. Louis style pizza you really should! A thin crust pizza topped with the amazing Provel cheese and sausage. It's much higher priced then good ol' IMOs back in Missouri but I'll pay the price to get it out here in the valley. The toasted ravioli was among the best I have ever had. The loaded potato skins were loaded with pretty much loaded to the max - a little loaded for my taste with cheese, onions, bacon, black beans, and I'm sure a few other things that I'm forgetting (I'd personally prefer TGIFridays). I ordered the Provel Chicken Sandwich because it had provel in the name - meaning I should love it. I was pretty disappointed with the sandwich though. The fried chicken was a little tough to bite through but was moist on the inside but there was a severe lack of provel cheese from what I was envisioning. The complimentary bread served with some flavored butter is pretty awesome though!\n\nIf you're from St. Louis they have the book for you to sign and of course write down which high school you went to.\n\nSummary: Go for the pizza, bread, and toasted ravioli.


I enjoyed a nice manicotti dinner here tonight. We had a group of 12 and I believe everyone enjoyed dinner. Some nice specials were offered. Prices were reasonable.


I've cut back on my caffeine intake ever since I peaked at 10 cups a day and started getting heart palpitations - erm not so pleasant - but I'm still up for coffee every once in a blue moon.\n\nThe new Pikes Peak Roast is strong and not too bitter - amazing, a good basic coffee at Starbucks, what's this place coming to.  This location has pleasant baristas, never a line, a little off the beaten path.


Even after reading all the reviews, I gave SLS a benefit of a doubt and stayed there over the weekend. I wished I could give them a better rating as a newly opened hotel, but they're really far from a 4 stars hotel. I've stayed at a handful of hotels in Vegas and I'm sure SLS is no where near the other 4 stars rated hotels.\n\nFirst, their parking structure elevator did not work the whole weekend while we were there. How could they not fix the issue at all? How do those with wheel chair get to the hotel from parking structure? We had a stroller so we would walked down all the levels in the parking garage and cross the road where people are entering to the structure. It was not the safest route to take but we had no choice. We definitely did not want to carry the stroller down flights of stairs in this heat!\n\nSecond, registration was so disorganized. There's no lines so people were randomly standing and the person behind the counter would call the next person who nearly just walked up while the rest of us have been waiting in line for 15 minutes. \n\nThird, our room had hair here and there around the bathroom and bed...did they even clean the room or change the sheets? gross! Even the drinking glass had things on it from the previous guests since they forgot to replace the glass with clean ones.\n\nLastly, ...and this was a huge one for me. I'm traveling with my baby and needed my ice packs in the freezer so I have it ready on the day I go home. I called front desk, bell desk and concierge and every person either, don't know how to help me, told me they can't do it or told me they'd call me back with an answer...which none of them called me back. This is the first hotel I've stayed at that does not offer this service. Those that knows me, knows I travel to Vegas and stay at hotels often and I travel for work around the country so I've stayed at countless numbers of hotels and this is the first hotel that told me they can't freeze ice packs for me. Serious?? I wasn't going to have my baby's milk get spoiled so of course had to improvise and hassle other friends for their help.\n\nWould I stay at SLS again? Probably not if I have a choice.


SlS really......This is a huge disappointed! For a new hotel that just open up a week ago....   I came in at 10 pm tonight and try to check in  but there was only one person at the front desk with a long line waited for 1 hour ...... when I got to my room I had a satin on my pillow and the bath room OMG discussing wow ..... so I called a complaint about this room n I ask them to bring up some new pillow so I can go to bed........it's been 2 hr since I called them n I still waiting......  I do not recommend stay here its not worth it at all......\n1. Bad service\n2. Dirty room \n3. Small rooms\n4. Feels cheap \n5. Worst service ever\n\n I had to cancel my room for the next few days because  it was soo bad


Best Poutine!!!\nThis is, hands down, the best place to grab a Poutine. They serve their Poutine on Belgium fries which elevates it to the next level. The fries alone are delicious!


overcrowded. and overrated. \n\ni've been to tao many times so i can say that all the times i've been, my experience has been the same. sweaty bodies galore. myself included.\n\nthe only sweet deal is getting in for free for staying at the palazzo. but then again, girls usually do.\n\nthere are so many other popping clubs out there. unless you want to be shoved around and COMPLETELY surrounded by sweaty bodies, then i suppose tao is for you.


3 floors to explore and lots of room to dance throughout the club if you don't care about being in front of the DJ. My friends and I went to see Alesso this past weekend for Memorial Weekend and it was definitely a memorial experience! I can see why there are TONS of people in line for this club! Amazing lights and screens even on the ceilings! VIP tables galore... It was hard to meet up with friends at different times, but if you don't mind splitting up, then it shouldn't be too bad. :) Guest list closes by midnight and the club closes by 4am!


Great food and friendly service.  I ordered the chicken pita w tzatziki and Greek fries and it was SOOO good!!  The Greek fries came in a large bowl and could have fed the family. The herbs on the fries were delicious!  We were there on Mother's Day and the owner, I believe, have the mom's a complimentary piece of baklava which my daughter devoured.


My husband and I booked a room on Easter weekend. This was our first time in Vegas and couldn't be happier with the stay at the Jockey Club. We weren't sure what to expect from reviews we had seen on-line because most people complained about the time share side. We never once had a run in with anyone about time share. \nThe women at the front desk was nice, I informed her that we had never been to Vegas and that we would love the opportunity to upgrade the room to a view of the Bellagio fountain and she said that all the rooms with that view are book, when we came back to get our key she said she gave us the best room she could find with the view of the fountain, we really appreciated that she took the time and effort to meet our request.\nThe room was big with a full kitchen which we did not use. Bed was comfy bathroom was nice and the closet was huge with a safe.\nYou can't beat the location, you are right next to the Bellagio, Cosmopolitan, and Paris. \nThe only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because the room is a bit outdated. I know they have rooms that have been upgraded it just depends on when you go if they are available.\nWe had a good experience and we will book our next stay at the Jockey club.


What the actual F? I just got a random text message from these people advertising some special sale on tooth crowning. Seriously? This is what modern dentistry has come to? Blasting \"sales\" for dental work via text messages? I was a patient there OVER 5 YEARS AGO. Why am I even on the spam list?\n\nShameful, absolutely shameful.


This is my second time here and again I am not impressed. Maybe I'm not ordering the right things??? My first time I ordered the chicken lettuce wraps, I think my problem was I was expecting it to taste like pei wei lettuce wraps. They were ok but pei weis are better. This time I got the beranise burger, thank goodness they put the sauce on the side because I was not a fan. The sauce was cold and was lacking flavor. The burger was good but not impressive. The highlight of the meal was the shoe string French fries. I ended dinner with the creme brulee, I loved that they put bananas on the top but then I was disappointed with the chocolate chunks on the bottom, it just threw off the flavor and texture. I don't know if I will be back. I love the idea of the meals on the menu, they are just not executed out well.


The Vdara is so nice! I didn't realize we have a hotel without a casino in it. I had clients who had a corner suite on the top floor and I was very impressed with the gorgeous view. The suite was a great deal at $275/night!\n\nThe lounge downstairs was very posh and the service was stellar. We ordered a bottle of wine and snacked on some almonds. There was also a flare bartender that was quite entertaining.\n\nI think my next stay-cation will be at Vdara.


I am not a big fan of pizzas but I wanted to give this place a try. With an excellent concept of customizing your pizza with a number of ways(way more than traditional) and have it on a fresh, thin bread, this place is a must try for everyone. The 11 inch pizza was perfect for lunch and worth every penny of the 7.95 I spent on it.


I could just put a sad face here, and leave it at that, but then you wouldn't know the excruciating time we had at this place. Wow. I am EXTREMELY disappointed and I don't give one star reviews lightly!! \n\nAfter hearing how great this place was over and over and over, and that it was on Diners, drive Ins and dives I HAD to go. I'm a sucker for that sorta thing, and man did this place miss the mark. I can honestly say unless they make some serious changes I may never go back or give it a second glance. \n\nParking was an adventure at this place.. the only spots open were close to a curb, so I decided to take my SUV and pretend it was a Jeep Wrangler. I got so frustrated trying to find a place to park on an empty stomach that I seriously just baja'd over the curb and bounced into the small spot that was waiting. \n\nWhen we came in, I was excited about this place. It had that old divey dinerish feel that I love and I figured there was NO way this place could be a miss. We got the menu and I thought everything sounded amazing! I ended up opting to make my own burger. Egg, mozzarella cheese & mayo. Pretty simple right? Well not for our server, she was apparently still drunk from her binge the night before. I know this because she told us, in her half arsed attempt of an apology. Sigh. I'll get there, don't you worry. \n\nI got my burger with fries. I'd asked for onion rings.... That wasn't that big of a deal, but it was only the beginning to the train wreck that was coming. The burger looked fantastic, and I couldn't wait to try it! Well I took that first bite and there was a taste I wasn't expecting... ONIONS. Really? So you forget the onion rings but you apparently added them to my burger, and went sans mayo. Good thing I like onions I guess. I just ate the burger and didn't say anything at first. \n\nMy boyfriend ordered the BBQ sandwich with the sauce on the side and no coleslaw. She brings him the BBQ with no sauce, and coleslaw slathered on the top of it. He has to remind her that he asked for no coleslaw and the sauce on the side. She brings him two types of sauce to try and the sweeter of the two is a mustard based. How do I know this? Because she mixed the mustard in and a fat layer of yellow was on top the the smokey red. She didn't even mix it up or anything. Normally I'm not this picky of a person, but with every single thing that happened, I had enough. \n\nWe asked her for a box twice, and took home the leftovers. She did apologize about her screw ups, and said, \"I'm so sorry, I think I'm still half drunk. I'll give you a free dessert.\" I almost didn't get the dessert because by this point I had better things to do than spend any more of my time at the penguin. But she said banana pudding and I thought maybe that would bring them back up a star. She brought it over, I took a few bites and I just wasn't impressed. \n\nWhen we got home my stomach was all torn up, and I ended up throwing away the left overs. I didn't want to feel that way two days in a row. UGH. Sorry for the long winded review, but I warned you. \n\nMy take on this place: :( Save your money, and keep the experience of what you saw on TV in your heart. This place is sure to disappoint.


BY FAR THE WORST PLACE I EVER WAS IN \n\nGirlfriend ordered soup which was cold. Her friend and myself ordered salad which after 15 mins we had to remind our waitress to bring out to us.Told waitress to cancel the order of bread sticks because they it was over 20 mins since we put the order in for them, she insisted to bring them to us and CHARGE us for them..and  the bread sticks where a day old loaf of bread cut into sections...


I stayed at The Rivera because this is where Rollercon was. \n\n(-) I got here the day before the convention and checked in super early. I think I still waited in line for about a half hour. The line was only about a quarter as long as it was everytime I walked by the lobby anytime after. I did have to wait in line probably a half hour to check out (I stayed later than a lot of other skaters) because the easy check out didn't work for me. Once I got up there, it almost seemed like I didn't have to even check out. \n\n(+) This was a really great place to host Rollercon. The convention area was able to fit four tracks and tons of vendor booths. This wasn't even the only convention going on during this time. \n\n(-) For as many people as there were, toward the end of the convention, in the evenings, lines started forming for the elevators, and said line wrapped around the corner. \n\n(-) The music, played on loop, at the pool sucks. Except for that one Cars song. \n\n(+/-) The general vibe at The Vic was alright. When not busy, it was kinda cool. The bartender was really cool. I went back again a couple times when it was crowded, and the two different servers that I had were terribly slow and unattentive. And the food wasn't that great. \n\n(+/-) If you sign up for a players card, you get to eat at the buffet once for free. I'm pretty sure this would cost you like $15 for breakfast/lunch usually, so probably even more for dinner. I went around brunch time. \nOn a weird note, it seemed at brunch time, it was mostly American breakfast food (eggs, bacon, french toast, etc) and chinese, etc. Springrolls right next to the French toast. You should have seen my plate. It was weird. \n\n(+) I got some regular room (non smoking) and it came with a mini fridge. \n\n(-) The view from my room was the top of a roof, which was UGLY and a bunch of construction. I saw nothing. And the window was only half the size of the curtains. It was tiny (not that it mattered much, since our view sucked.


This place does not even deserve one star. The place was dirty and the service stunk.


Classic \"whole in the wall\" Filibertos style restaurant.  Very unpretentious and basic style. Located in Guadalupe. Ordered the Chili Rellenos special for lunch. Reasonably priced at ~ $7. I usually only buy the Chili Rellenos dinners -so I can compare all the Mexican restaurants an also because I love this dish.\nAnyways - rice nice and fluffy,beans tasty and Chili Rellenos very tasty. Also came with a side of salsa and another spicy sauce. I talked to some of the locals who were  eating there and they all seemed very happy with the food. One guy pointed out that he always came on a Wednesdays for the $1 Tacos. Unfortunately I missed the specials signs.  Nice covered area out front plus eating in-side if required.\n\nAs Arni said - \"I'll be back\"


You know... i really wanted to rate this a 4.  I LOVE THIS PLACE.. BUT.. their cocktail service is HORRIBLE!!! We must have played for over an hour before we were even offered a drink, and another half hour to get the drink.  This is probably the 4th time in a year - bad service as far as that goes.  Otherwise, it's a cool place for an older casion/hotel.


Nice restrooms.\n\nI really should say up-front that I didn't eat anything here.  So why do they deserve 5 stars?  Because I want to give a HUGE shout out to my server (insert name here).\n\nI had just come from eating apps at another restaurant up the street and when my dining companion got her scallops, well, let's just say my tummy wasn't all that happy with it's contents.  I was probably running to the restroom every 5 minutes or so.\n\nOur server (forgive me, but I didn't catch the name during my sprints to the loo) was awesome.  She gave me several bitters and ginger in an attempt to calm my stomach and offered some other options I could pick up at the drugstore.  Unfortunately, nothing worked, but the fact that she gave a damn how I was feeling was cool in my book.  Oh, and the bitters and ginger were really tasty...too bad they didn't stay down for long.\n\nAnyway, I can comfortably say these restrooms are nicely decorated...just wish I didn't have to spend all dinner there.


I really, really want to like The Diamond. It's cheap, convenient to my house, and my friends like it. Maybe I'm ordering the wrong things, but I'm just not even impressed enough to want to go without being decently drunk first. The first two times I went, I got breakfast food. Breakfast is kind of why I go to diners, I love it. Unfortunately, the Diamond can't manage cooking scrambled eggs. They came out rubbery and overdone both times. \n\nMy friends agreed that their breakfast is terrible and said I just had to try their lunch/dinner menu instead. Well, I gave it a shot with one of their signature sandwiches, a pork burger with onions, bacon, and cheddar. Three bone shards later, I decided I couldn't finish my pork burger and moved on to the sweet potato fries I had paid an upcharge to get. Mushy. My friend's regular fries tasted great, but they didn't get the sweet potato ones right. \n\nThe $20-for-2 dinner bill would have been a consolation if only the service had been quick enough to bring us our bill and the extra meal we had ordered. Unfortunately, just like some of our party's drinks and silverware, the server had forgotten and we had to wait another 15 minutes while they hustled it out of the kitchen. Meh.


I have been going to this golf course for over 15 years it's a hit or miss on coarse, as far as the condition.    You have a fun little nine hole family owned place to go.  They recently have remodeled the club house. I have been going once a week since last October with my dad.  Not any more I complained to the manager of the restaurant of the poor service you get it is hit or miss weather or not your going to get acknowledged or served especially in the late afternoon when I have gone with neighbors.   My dad went to the Valentines day dinner thought it was great so we decided to go for Easter Brunch Mistake...  we arrived at 12 most of the food like the fruit and deserts were picked over they had three scrambled egg dishes salad ham and turkey I think marginal Brunch not very attentive staff although they actually had plenty.  There was three in my party they added a 20% gratuity and the bill came to $88 I will never go back and I live in the neighborhood.   I gave you many chances and complained and you still couldn't figure it out. .


It was my first time in Vegas. The airport itself isn't as large as what I had expected it to be. Easy to walk and navigate through. Watching people still playing on the slot machines before boarding their flight was a hoot.


Canoe for two appetizer is great!  I had the quad seafood platter... there is a trio listed on the menu, but the quad includes the macnut-crusted mahi.  I enjoyed the misoyaki butterfish the most.\n\nI tried the pomegranate mojito.  The waitress warned me that it was made with patron silver tequila instead of rum, but I didn't really enjoy it that much.  I like the Kona Grill mojito much more.\n\nBut the food was world class and the service was great.  The waitress even brought me an extra pom mojito that the bartender had made in excess.\n\nIt seems like the dress is a bit more casual at this location than others I have been at.


***** Service: Our server was great. I wish I could remember his name - he is a young Hispanic kid with a faux-hawk. Seriously, excellent server.\n\n**** Kids: The menu is great, with several options for kids. All kids items are $5.99, which includes a main dish, side dish, and a drink.  The only problem I found is that if you have a child who needs a high-chair your wait will be longer because of the lack of tables - their booths are not designed to have a high-chair on the outside.\n\n* Food: It is just not very good. My wife got the jalapeno burger and was not impressed, which is saying a lot because she is not very picky when it comes to burgers. I got the Cajun pasta with shrimp and, while the flavor was okay, the pasta was terrible.  At least half of the noodles were stuck together in groups of 2,3,4 and more! Obviously, this makes for some crunchy, impossible-to-eat pasta.  How hard is it to cook fettuccine noodles? It was like someone stuck them in a too-small pot and just left them there for 6-8 minutes and then tossed them on a plate.\n\nConclusion: Unless you are just looking for a place to get a drink and watch a game, go elsewhere.  There are probably 20 other restaurants within a 2-minute walk of this place, most of which will be a better food experience.


Came here on Christmas eve because of all the hype. The price is an upsale restaurant, but the food is mediocre and the atmosphere is like a musty old sports bar. I didnt think anything was great about the place. Reminded me of a cafeteria. There are far better restaurants in the valley for the price.


I have only been to Barro's for lunch, but I have always had a good meal.  I usually get a sausage & slice of the day (BBQ chicken) and they are both terrific.\n\nTwo slices of pizza & a soda for about $5 is a great deal. And the BBQ chicken pizza is excellent.


I was excited to try Smashburger today for the first time after a meeting, but I have to say...I've experienced better.  \n\nThe menu is decent with enough variety to choose from to keep people coming back (you can choose to have a 1/3 lb, 1/2 lb, or chicken burger for a kind of 'burger'), but there are better burger places to make this place someplace I'd want to keep returning.\n\nFirst off, there are no combo meals.  You have to get everything a la carte, but if you buy a side with a burger, you get $1 off the side.  Still, I got a 1/3 lb mushroom burger with veggie frites, and I paid about $10.  No drink included.  At a place that is technically fast-food.  And THAT was supposed to be a deal.\n\nSecond, the veggie frites were kind of soggy.  There was no crispity crunchy outing that I would have expected from fried veggies.  And they were a bit salty.  And Smashburger was kind of stingy about how much they gave me.  The dip they gave me for the frites were good, though.  I dipped the burger in it, too.\n\nI mean, the employees are friendly, the food is made to order so it's fresh, you have the freedom to basically make your own burger, and the egg bread that my burger came on was really good, which is all great, but for a college kid who's got to be financially responsible, better overall value can be found someplace else.


I am so surprised at the good reviews for this dental practice! My husband and I had the worst experiences. I have never written a bad review, but would like to stop someone from this mistake.\n\nWe both went in for yearly basic cleanings. My husband's appointment was a day before mine. At 6 at night they tried to talk him into a root canal that night! He had not had any pain mind you. He called me and I said it was fishy they were trying to talk him into it that night. He said no to that but they did talk him into a deep cleaning. He did half that night and was supposed to do the other half the next day when I went in as well.\nFor my appointment, they took tons of X-rays then sat me in the chair. The doc came in and went over all the procedures they thought I should have. My 2 remaining wisdom teeth pulled, five cavity fills and a deep cleaning. I consider my teeth in very good shape and have had no pain whatsoever. As they were going over their recommendations I noticed on the computer screen everything had \"patient accepts\" next to it. I said I did not want anything except the basic cleaning that was covered 100% by my full dental insurance. They then went on to lie to me and say that since I \"needed\" deep cleaning that my insurance would not pay for a basic cleaning. I could not believe it. I walked out with nothing and called my insurance company. They said they've never heard of that and that I am fully covered for one basic cleaning a year and they'd never deny that. I was shocked. \nI could go on and on but the short of it is that we ended up with a $400 bill for my husbands deep cleaning AFTER insurance paid another $400 hundred dollars!!\nThey are major scam artists! They take your electronic signature and transpose it onto receipts! Never sign anything electronically while lying in the chair getting the procedure done as they had my husband do!\nWe went to AT Stills since then and the professors told my husband they had even botched his deep cleaning! \nPlease re-think choosing Tempe Modern Dentistry!


Unimpressed and disappointed. There is nothing to these sandwiches. There are so many other places to get better sandwiches. Will not be returning.


I really like this place...\n\nA quick visit to the website will describe a lot about this place and the passion/vision of the restaurant and its owners. This is very fresh, very authentic, very delicious Thai food. The restaurant is clearly in its very early opening stages. What is refreshing about the experience is that they are open and transparent about the fact and they will take the time to address the obvious kinks and give you the exact date for their resolution. Their (currently) limited menu is sure to point out that it's a temporary menu being offered only until their Grand Opening which is yet TBD. The ambiance was relaxing yet lively and vivacious. I was there for lunch and groups of people seemed to be enjoying themselves immensely and highly complimentary. I was immediately impressed by the menu; it seems as if someone identified all the best Thai dishes around the city and put them on one menu. I had the shrimp Pad Thai (which i believe should be the starting point and litmus test for any new Thai food experience), the shrimp were perfectly cooked, fresh and incredibly seasoned. The garnishing of incredibly fresh and crunchy bean sprouts along with the light dust of Thai seasoning added excellent texture and depth to the dish. The incredibly fresh green onion slivers added beautiful color and a sharpness that complimented the sweetness and spiciness of the dish perfectly. In all i found both the experience and the food to be fantastic; this notion was only exacerbated by the cordial and personal interaction of the manger (which btw is the tried and true key to long-term success on Murray Ave.) and the resourceful and friendly wait staff. \n\nFor those looking for a great new place to try and fantastic, authentic Thai food, Curry on Murray is a must try!


I liked the atmosphere but was overall underwhelmed with the food.


Keep in mind - ***** - \"Woohoo! As good as it gets!\" - IN ARIZONA\n\nBeing that my Thai grandmother's blood runs through my veins, and it's all I had growing up at home, I'd like to say that I'm a pretty credible Thai food yelper.  For the past MANY years, this is the only Thai restaurant that my parents will dine in. \n\nTheir menu is pretty eclectic since they offer everything from stir-fried noodles, noodle soups, stir-fried meat/veggie dishes, and fried rice. I had the pad Thai the last time I went to pick up take-out about 3 weeks ago. It was WAY spicy, but I asked for it. Despite the streams of sweat that were rolling down my temples, the noodles were delicious! My other favorite dish here is the pad kee mao which translates into stir fried drunkard. This dish is best spicy as well. I highly recommend this place if you're in the area and love authentic Thai food.


[The food is about a 3 the awkward \"path\" to order and pick up is a 2.]\nSo I brought my lunch with me to work today.  Unfortunately someone took it upon themselves to enjoy it for me.  So that left me with 30 min to find a place to get lunch and bring it back to the office.  \nThis was my first trip to Vitamin T.  Having read the so-so reviews I decided to check it out for myself.  \nWalking in I didn't know where to start I had to weave my way through patrons standing and eating at the oak barrels randomly placed and the others in line filling up their little salsa cups at the salsa bar.  I awkwardly made my way to the flat screen menu.  \nTorn between the Sonora Dog and the Caramelos I went with the Barbacoa Caramelo and an order of Guacamole (no drink $8.74) .  I preceeded to wait, initially awkwardly close to the kitchen/bar and some folks eating on barrels then decided to get my own salsas.  As my number was called I had to again become rather intimate with the standing diners positioned around the barrels, back up to the front.  They provide sacks to pack up your food for take out.  I threw everything in and again weaved my way through the barrels and people yet again.   \n\nThe food....\nThe caramelos are served in 2s grilled flat with 2 tortillas each then folded in half, the filling of cheese and meat are generous. The barbacoa is lightly seasoned and tasty.  From the salsa bar I choose the salsa verde, roasted serrano peppers and the small batch of red salsa in the back.  Here the red is better than the green.  And the roasted serranos are nicely spicy. \nThe guacamole order comes with chips.  Not home made but tasty. The guac itself is quite lemony with garlic, chunks of tomato onion and cilantro and a flavor more akin to black pepper...meh it is ok.


Chain restaurant location here in Peoria has been on par with the others in the valley.  Service, food, and the wait are fairly consistent.  Omelets are what I recommend for this place (who wouldn't have eggs at a place called 'The Good Egg' ??).\n\nPass on the pancakes.  Coffee could be improved.


We had never had persian food before, just other Mediterranean and some Middle Eastern food, which it seemed like this was a mix of those regional foods? Based on the yelp recommendations, we made sure to share our dish since it sounded like you get quite a bit of food. \n\nWe got the chicken olivea salad, which is like a chicken/tuna/potato salad, really tasty with our pita bread. It had chicken, green beans, potatoes and lots of mayo, along with tomatoes and pickles on the side. We had leftovers, so I'm making a sandwich out of it! We also shared the sultani combo which had filet mignon and ground beef kebabs. They were both really tasty, and we especially liked the filet mignon. The combo came with batsmati rice and a tomato/cucumber/onion salsa type salad that came on the side. We had the persian ice cream for dessert since we read so much good stuff about it. It was really tasty considering it's a fancy vanilla ice cream. The rose water and pistachios added a nice touch of flavor that was yummy\n\nThere was one guy working, who was basically the host, waiter, and busboy, and he did an excellent job! Definitely will come back!


I can't even think to give this place a one star let alone half. The most gross food I have ate in Vegas!!they say angus meat and fresh patted daily, big ass lie! Seem the lady pull it out of a plastic bag. And it tasted awful. The service is rude dirty looking people. The table was sticky, floors looked dirty.\nSave yourself the energy, gas money, and time go somewhere else I think health department would shut this place down!


Looking for Sex On The Beach? Don't waste your time Nancy Boy! This is one of the best Cocktail Joints in town, that's for sure. I use it as the turning point in my night out, the mid point in the Tim J Drinker's Guide to Edinburgh - its the final farewell to classy drinking (and its all down hill from there).\n\nThese guys know their stuff, with a very particular drinks list, the decor and 'uniform' of the staff demonstrate a 100% commitment to providing a quirky-kitsch cocktail Nirvana! They have been recognised throughout the bar trade for being at the top of their game.\n\nTea cups have been trendy for a while, but these guys are no newcomers, so don't knock them for being in amongst it. You wont get a pineapple filled with pina colada, but if you ask them for a straight forward mojito or an old fashioned it will complete you. I, however, prefer to go for something straight from their list, some of which will smack you in the face and make sure you are standing to attention. \n\nTip from the professional drinker, always buy a beer chaser to maintain your rhythm, perfection takes time, and if you drink these the same way you would a straight up spirit and mixer, you will be carried out the back door....\n\nIts a very small snuggle of a place, I prefer to find a ledge to stand at as the couches will eat your sexy ass alive...


Also went here and there phos free is 60 and everywhere else is 29.99. Wayyyy overpriced


This is NOT the best brunch in Charlotte. It's a small chain located in a shopping plaza full of families with their 2 strollers and screaming children. The food was decent but I'm sad I made a drive this way for brunch.


My boyfriend and I are both from Louisiana so we were excited to try Baby Kay's. We both had the Bloody Mary which were spicy and full of veggies which we loved. He got the shrimp po-boy and I got the veggie \u00e9touff\u00e9e. Both were quite good. On our second visit he got the sampler which he was less impressed with. Next time we'll stick with the poboy! No vegan options unless you are in the mood for a salad.