Loud Hip Hop, salty margaritas and a nice variety of tacos. Ma\u00efs is definitely a unique experience.\n\nThere was a long wait for a table (they don`t take reservations) but the host gave us the option of passing on a cell phone number which he would call when a spot was free. This was great as it was very very cold outside and the place is tiny so waiting-in wasn't an option. We headed down the street for a drink and ended up missing the call - making our wait a bit longer when we called to check. The owner was GREAT about this - he brought us a round of tequila shots because we waited for a table for over an hour but honestly it was mostly our fault. \n\nMy margarita was awesome and authentic and had fresh coriander. Sorry what?! FRESH CORIANDER. So I was pretty happy about that. I had two.\n\nThe tacos were good. Nothing to write home about.....reasonably priced and unique flavors.\nMy favorites were the carnitas and the squash, black bean and fresh cheese. The crunchiness of the pork rinds on the carnitas was a really nice touch, and who doesn't like fresh cheese?\n\nAll in all, I enjoyed the drinks and the vibe (young, loud, dark, intimate) of this place more-so than the food but I will definitely be returning to see what other taco flavor combinations they come up with


I just don't love it. I think the average price of a pair of jeans is about $210... high perhaps?\n\nAlso, the store has a pretty small selection - their website is much better.\n\nHowever, I do have to say the staff was really nice.


I walked in just now and stood at the counter. The woman who worked at the counter ignored me for about 5 minutes. I said \"hello\" and she finally made eye contact with me and told me would be with me a minute. After she was done cooking, she continued to ignore me and started cleaning the cafe instead of taking my order. I walked out and went next door to Pho Saigon and ordered some food. I advise that you do the same.\n\nI read a few more reviews and I see that other people have had the same problem with the woman at the counter being rude.


This was a very oridnary hotel, nothing especial. It did not match our expectation of a four star hotel in Vegas. We stayed there for one night, then for the same price we got another hotel that was much better.


Do not use this company.  I own an electrical company and have been trying to collect payment for work we have done with this company month ago.  We have sent multiple email's and call to try to collect and have still not been paid in full.  BE AWARE!!!


I just went to this place and I have no idea that it's a vegetarian food but guess what I love it. The food is so good. The curry sauce is so delicious. I will go back there again next time when I go back to Montreal. I really recommended this place. I'm Thai so I know what i'm talking about :)


Fast food or gourmet burgery? They make your burger fast enough, but it is not your typical fast food burger.\n\nI have eaten at other locations, but this was my first time at this one. I got the bacon burger, all the way with peppers, and shared fries with my friend. You definitely need a fork to eat the burger, because as I was eating all the toppings started to fall out. The fries were unfortunately oversalted.\n\nService was nice enough, they greet you as you enter and say goodbye as you leave. I like how one of the guys kept shouting things like \"good job team, keep it up, etc.\" as they went through making the orders. But they should be more aware that it is an open kitchen and that we can hear everything else they say.\n\nFYI you can get your burgers with no bun ala \"protein style\". Ask for extra lettuce.


No rating (just putting that in theater 12 there is a speaker in the front right that may be damaged. I heard a crack sound ((a sound a speaker makes when damaged))\n\nOtherwise a fun movie experience. \n\nCheers


with a name like presto, i was expecting italian food.\n\ni stayed in charlotte, nc for a week and in a small walk from my hotel room discovered presto.  i had a garden salad which was accompanied by an entire loaf of bread on it's own mini cutting board, and the seafood jambalaya. everything was delicious. there was plenty of shrimp and large scallops in my jambalaya, the bread came with a plate of olive oil and herbs, and the salad's balsamic vinaigrette dressing wasn't too heavy.\n\nnext time i fly out to charlotte i'll most likely eat at presto again.


Was wondering Chinatown in Las Vegas and stumbled upon this place. The place was packed with both locals and tourist. \n\nThe wait to be seated wasn't very long and the staff quickly took our orders. Me and my wife tried the clams with black bean sauce and the seafood claypot. Both were pretty decent, but most of the meat in the claypot was fake seafood (ie fake crab meat, fish paste). \n\nOverall the service was friendly and the food OK.


After arriving in beautiful Montreal via rough traffic into the city, me and my lady were ready to re-explore our love for Poutine. \n\n\nWe started our dinner and went for the meat poutine with sausage and bacon, which was pretty average. I would've enjoyed a thicker more crispy fry, in lieu of the thin 'shoestring' they offered. \n\n\nI ordered the salmon burger for my entree, in which the patty was half the size of the bun. The menu stated it came with tarter sauce, but mine arrived without. When I asked for a side of tarter sauce, the waiter came back with a pre-packaged tiny packet. I would've preferred tarter sauce that was made in-house and not bland. \n\nThe restaurant itself is a 'tourist trap' if you will, being right on Rue St. Catherine. It wasn't the cleanest diner I've been in, but it wasn't too bad either. I honestly probably won't go back, unless options are super limited and I'm twisted. \n\n_Beantowns Finest_


I was feeling nostalgic with my mom and aunt. We hadn't been to Red Lobster since I was a kid. There was a wait. We were cool with that. After about 20 minutes we bellied up to the bar to have a drink while we waited. \nThe bar itself was covered in a thick film of greasy finger prints and beer. I asked the busy bartender for a rag to wipe it. Without responding or looking at us, she was visibly aggravated and half ass wiped the bar, continuing to ignore our many thanks. \nI ordered a $5 beer. The glass was filthy. I'm really not that picky (yes I guess I don't mind drinking beer from a dirty glass) and did not want to irritate her further, so I kept quiet. \nWe were soon seated and I ordered another beer from our server. This time there was a full feather floating in my glass. A feather!!? The server sent the manager over who apologized about sending out 2 nasty $5 glasses of beer. He said he would comp our check. \nWe ordered seafood platters of what can only be described as bagged pre breaded frozen less-than-fast food-quality crap. I would have preferred ANY fast food chain to this food. $20 a plate!?!? Bahaha! I will NEVER spend any money at a Red Lobster again! \nWe had to go to the bar to ask for silver wear after our food came. Our waiter only checked on us ONCE. We complained yet again. It was ok. The manager was comping for the beer at least. \n\n*Ahem* \nHe took $2 off of our bill. \n$2.


Visited during the BCS championship game.\n\nThe service we had was excellent, even during the game.  Our server, Jimmy, was very friendly and attentive, even during this madhouse. BTW, we did visit Midland, TX on our way back for some BBQ, nice town.\n\nWe had some wings and they were very big and spicy.  The chicken fingers for the kids were average.  The beer selection was average, I wish these bars would include local microbrew selections!


So happy this place opened up so close to home. \nYummy yellow curry, and they offer the spice level from 1-10.\nGarlic chicken delicious with crunchy garlic sprinkled on top.\nWe do wish they had some outside seating, though.\nWe will definitely be back!


I am from Seattle. I always support the local coffeehouse. Bergies is the best coffee in the Phoenix metro area. Ive been to all the other coffee houses in the area. The quality of their coffee is very high. I know that i do not need to go home to enjoy great coffee. I hope everyone supports Bergies and does not go to the worst coffee ever, Starbucks. They not only sold my Sonics (yes i take it personally), they also serve bitter, bad coffee. Go to Bergies, and you will be satisfied.


We went on Friday night to Don and Charlie's with some friends.  We didn't have a reservation so the wait was quite long, which really wasen't a big deal because I knew the wait would be long.\n\nThe owner saw that we we had been waiting so he found a table for us.\nThe problem was the waitress was quite busy and when we ordered our food she assumed that we would be sharing so she had everything split.  We asked numerous times for ketchup and she kept forgetting.  \nThe biggest problem I had was that I ordered ribs.  They were so dry that I had to pour lots of sauce over them.  Earlier that night the ASU football team was there, I think they cooked a ton of ribs and had extras that they didn't use, so then they served those to us.  They were the worst ribs I have ever had!\n\nI do love the decor and maybe the food would be better at another time.


Love some Tiki Lounge.\nDrink specials? A waterfall?\nJungle black out time.


My husband rented a suit for our wedding.  A couple days before the wedding he went to pick it up and they had the wrong suit.  My husband is 6'2 and they had been shipped a suit for a man who was only 5'10.  Furthermore, their idea of fixing it was giving him a different shirt suit then the one he picked out months ago.  The women was extremely rude to me when I told her that I thought that was unacceptable and replied starkly that \"mistakes happen\".  I told her that it was her responsibility as an employee to fix the mistake.  After 45 minutes (if you've ever had a wedding then you know there are a zillion other things you could be doing in 45 minutes three days before the wedding) of her being rude and rolling her eyes at me, she finally got her boss to help us.  He gave my husband a new shirt (one that was not a rental) and just asked that my husband return it after the wedding, which he did.  I mean, was that really that hard for them to figure out how to make THEIR mistake right???


They don't have the lunch specials on the menu or tell you about them if you don't ask, so make sure to ask. The sandwiches don't come with fries and their fries are over priced for not being very good. The pulled pork sandwich is good and so is the sauce. Also, expect a long wait especially if people are ahead of you.


Sorry, Molly Bloom's. I was a fan, and then I went back for a second time, and the waitress was just super rude. \n\nThe burgers were fine, the drinks were fine, but she really took away from the experience I was hoping to have with friends. \n\nThe good: fun place to hang out.\nThe bad:...unless the waitress is mean.


Not impressed by this over priced burger place. My boyfriend and I recently dined here on Easter Sunday. We decided to try it out since it was the least expensive restaurant in the LVH which is where we were staying.  It was empty so we were seated right away. After waiting for about 15 minutes someone finally came over to take out drink order. Keep in mind there were only 2 other parties eating here as well. We ordered food and drinks and the food came out relatively quick. I ordered tangy BBQ chicken wings thinking they would come out cooked in BBQ sauce. I was wrong.... They just came out plain with a side of sauce on the side. The sauce wasn't even BBQ it was actually the honey ginger but I ate it anyways because I knew the waiter wouldn't be back around for a while. After we finished, the waiter brought us our check and charged my boyfriend for 2 beers when he only ordered one. Of course he fixed the issue and we paid our check and left. The food wasn't bad but it is definitely not a place I would recommend. You're better off going to the deli and getting something for half the price that is just as good.


My bf and I have started a new tradition of weekend coffee. I am not a big coffee drinker but after trying starbucks, McD's this was next on my list to try. YUM. I didnt order donuts or anything else but I was tempted to order breakfast after reading about their offerings on the Eat This Not that emails I get. Next time I stop by I will have to try their breakfast and update my review. \nI will note that the coffee was about the same price as other places but they did fill it quite low to the line, like an inch!


I typically order by phone from this location; I either have a good experience or a horrible experience--there is never an in between. The complaints I have had with Domino's range from being sent the wrong or cold food to horrible customer service.\n\nToday I decided to order some food using Domino's online service. Using the online ordering service was quick and easy; however, I ran into a huge problem forty (40) minutes later when I realized I provided the incorrect phone number. I immediately called the store and spoke with a man who said he would send my food with the next driver. I asked him if the food would be cold when I got it--rudely, he said it had been sitting in an insulated bag and would send it right out. Almost sixty (60) minutes later I received my cold food that had been sitting in an insulated bag for at least forty (40) minutes. \n\nNeedless to say, I will not be ordering from this location again.


Nice indoor range with fairly competitive range prices. At 15 dollars for range fee it's 5 dollars cheaper than most places around the strip. They offer discounts to locals and ladies on different days of the week. Targets are a dollar each and ammo is pricey. I'd bring in my own ammo or stop by walmart and grab targets and ammo before coming here. Also bring your own ear plugs and eye protection since buying your own will be cheaper in the long run than renting.  Although hearing and eye protection are only a dollar each.\n\nThe range itself is clean and offers a pistol and rifle range. If you are debating on purchasing a firearm they also offer rentals so you may test it out before purchasing.  Rifle range goes to a max of 50 yards. Pistol range goes up to 25 yards. \n\nFor tourists or those having an itchy trigger finger they offer shooting packages and opportunities to shoot machine guns. Definitely will have a good time here!\n\nHowever the store and gear they sell is pretty pricey. You'll be well off buying online and transferring to an ffl of your choice. They're transfer fees are pricey as well.\n\nStaff is very friendly and approachable. This place is definitely my favorite indoor range. They also have weekly deals for locals to get half off on Tuesdays and ladies shoot free on Wednesdays. Memberships are available, at $435 a year or maybe you'll get lucky and score a 1 year membership for $100 during one of their epic sales!!! 4 stars, great service


Britney doesnt sing , dubbed, (which we knew and didnt care) however no big screen to see when far away, which we were also not far away but could not see very well.  Also Briteny DID NOT show any effort or enthusiam about being there and her dancing was WAY less adequate than her actual dancers who were amazing by the way.  However I did not pay to see her dancers.  I was very dissapointed about paying that amount of money for what we actually recieved.  The worst was the fact it was abvious she was not performing, she was going through the actions.


I have mixed feelings about Honey Salt. The first visit went well, the second not so much. The first visit my girlfriend and I sat at the bar since all the tables were reserved. The bar had a unique beer selection and the service by the bartender was good. I had the cheeseburger which was very good, and my girlfriend had the mac and cheese, which by the way is some of the best mac and cheese I've ever had. Overall no complaints the first visit. \n\nThe second wasn't so great when I brought my parents. When we first came in it seemed the hostess didn't know where to seat us as she was arguing with a server about it. Once we sat down, no server came to our table for quite some time. As I looked around for our server I could see several servers discussing amongst themselves, pointing to our table deciding who was supposed to serve us. As the servers were trying to sort it out, luckily a busser/food runner came by and took our drink orders. When another food runner came by for my mom to pick out a hot tea flavor out of the case, she asked what flavors they had as the restaurant is dimly lit and she forgot her glasses. The food runner was taken aback and began picking up each tea bag trying to figure out which one was which. I think we went through two bed baskets and multiple reassurances from the busser that our server was on her way before our order was taken. Lack of menu knowledge was apparent when even the server didn't know how some dishes were cooked when asked. I like the food at honey salt even if I think it's a bit overpriced. Unfortunately service was lacking my last visit. Maybe third time is the charm?


I've been to this location a few times its just OK.. Two other favorite location are on Cheyenne and buffalo as well as the flamingo and Arville location! The half off shakes any time after 8pm is superb! Gotta love their banana ice cream shakes!


OK. So my husband and I had to make a quick trip to Vegas because we're moving from california to Henderson, NV. We came to pick up the rental and the woman who helped us seemed dissatisfied that we didn't want to upgrade. She spent a solid 8min trying to talk us into an upgrade. After declining, we were given a kia soul. Now, inside the garage area its kinda dark so its hard to see things. Fortunately we stopped at a nearby IHOP for breakfast and realized the driver front tire was severely bald (bald enough that it probably would have blown with the Vegas heat that weekend on the freeway). So we returned it and got another vehicle thats coolant light wouldn't turn off. I'm pregnant so vehicle safety is number one priority...I can't say I felt at all safe in either of the cars and I didn't even get a sorry for the troubles. On top of that we spent an additional $120 (give or take) on the rental after I had already pre-paid for it. When I asked about why it was so much on top of the money I already spent, the woman was kind enough to have an attitude about it and told us to make reservations on the Hertz sight and not to use a third party reservation sight...I get discounts from work and to absolutely honest, someone can kiss my rear to tell me not to use it. I just wish I had two more hands to give 4 thumbs down. I won't be renting from hertz again.


Located in the Riveria, If you find yourself at the end of the strip this place actually has a good breakfast.


There are a lot of items on the buffet. Not the best I have had nor the worst. Went for dinner on 2/21/2013.  The pho soup was bland. Did not try the hibachi. There were a variety of sushi rolls, but I would not get them again. Orange chicken was good. Would not rush back.


Me and my wife love this restaurant. I've only tried one bad thing on the menu (which was my bad because it was a Coca Cola marinaded steak and I hate sweet meats). They always have live music and delicious margaritas (often they are very heavy handed with the tequila which I love!). The salsa is good (nothing to write home about though) and they have really good guacamole. Good restaurant overall.


I usually try to summarize an experience with a concise review, but La Casa was such a mixed bag I'm just going to have to relate my experience and let readers draw conclusions on their own.\n\nThe first time I tried to go here, I called ahead to make sure they weren't full.  I was told that if I got there in the next half hour to an hour, they'd be able to seat my party no problem.  20 minutes later, we walked in and were told they only had room at the bar (the place was pretty empty, so I got the message: make a reservation and don't trust anyone's estimation).\n\nThe next time I went, with a confirmed reservation, the service was good.  My crab-stuffed mushroom tapas dish was visually appealing and full of great ingredients...except for the crab itself.  I don't know the cause, but it was bland and barely tasted like crab.  Everything else on the plate, especially the sauce, was delicious, so it averaged out to not bad, despite my disappointment with the starring ingredient.\n\nThe paella took forever to come out, but it came out hot (meaning the kitchen was slow, not the server).  Most of it was delicious.  The chorizo pieces just tasted like a hot dog (a good hot dog, mind you, but more hot dog than spicy Mediterranean sausage for sure).  The rice was a little undercooked.  But everything else was good or better (much of it great).\n\nI wasn't drinking that night, but had I been, I would have been disappointed.  They were out of more than a few selections, preventing the creation of entire sections of the drinks menu (example: no mojitos that night).  Apparently such alcohol shortages are a common occurrence.\n\nI'd say this place has a lot of potential, because though many things were sub-par, they're almost all easily fixed.  Knowing what to expect, I'd definitely consider returning (though it wouldn't usually be my first choice).


I LOVE my braids! What I love about Braids by Sean:\n\nShe is on time, meticulous, and creative. My head is shaved on both sides. Can you see it? EXACTLY! There are no gaps to make my scalp visible.  There is also no braid headache after her service.\n\nThis is my second time getting braided by Sean & it won't be the last. When I reluctantly took the first braids out, my hair had grown so much and my edges were intact. If you follow her simple care instructions, you will see amazing hair health.\n\nPS She's licensed!


Went back for happy hour, highly recommended.  You can try several different items to eat, get full, and not break the bank.  Also a quality selection of beers and good amount of outdoor seating with misters if it's not 120 degrees out.  I'll definitely be back.


I have stayed at the Monte Carlo in the past and found it nice and conveniently located, which is why, when they were having a special, I booked a weekend there again. However, as we unpacked our bags, we found that the previous guest left several shirts in the drawers. This sullied the whole stay for me because it led me to question whether their housekeeping staff was really doing a good job. They moved us to a comparable room, but I wasn't really satisfied after that. In addition, the hotel pretty much shuts down after 10pm in contrast to other hotels that are bustling into the wee hours.  If I had to stay here again, I would because it wasn't awful, but I will always look for another option after this trip.\n\nOne saving grace: free \"tram\" (really a monorail) to the Bellagio. This saved us a lot on transportation costs.


Great place for lunch, although the buffet selection is quite small, every item is very good.


For $20 food I would rather go to Thai BBQ. The servings here are to small for the price.


One of the South Points best keep secrets is it's men's barber shop.\nI have been going there for over 6 years.\nExcellent haircuts and shaves at reasonable prices.\nAlthough they can accommodate walk ins, I strongly recommend you make an\nappointment.


Very disappointing pizza tonight. We had the giant jalape\u00f1o pineapple and pepperoni. Toppings very quite sparse, and cheese too was barely covering the pizza. The wings ordered were good. We had the citrus chipotle. Quite tasty. The funds paid for the giant pizza  should warrant a few more decos  on the pizza.


My wife and I ate at Ruby Tuesday Saturday night for an early Mother's Day. Even though the line was out the door we got immediate seating because we had reservations. The service was still good even though they were busy. My wife tried the seafood treo, which she loved.. I tried the new Mahi Mahi and had them blacken it. I loved it. We love the ambiance, food, and service at this Ruby Tuesdays. We keep going back because we know we can depend on them for a good meal, a good value, and good service.


The food is ok, drinks are good. Service is slooooooooooow. They forget about you in the patio, and you wait a while for the check. Been here twice, two different servers, both slow service. But the place is pretty cool. Too bad.


This place was terrible. My wife and I stayed here years ago. RIP. Only good thing about this place is my wife and I staying here when we first met. Thats it. Its was cheap compared to the rest of the hotels on the strip. The out side was typical, with a average decor.


It was cool!  Lots of stores and prices were OK at most of the places.  biggest  complaint!!  Where is the roof we live in a oven we need A/C. Also where is the food court at a Subway is all they have. You are forced to drive over  to West gate or just  leave.


Not for everyone. Although I think kids would have a decent time here, for 2 adults looking for something to do, Rawhide doesn't have much to offer. We paid $5 for parking and spent about 30 minutes walking through the \"town\" and took a few pictures. But we really could have gone without. I wouldn't recommend putting this on your to do list for the area but if you're really into the western theme, I suppose you'll find town interesting.


This hotel was the worst hotel I have ever stayed at. I wish I could give it 0 stars. The resort is actually an apartment complex. The room we were at was really dirty. The suite we had was also a joke, the refrigerator was so small that it couldn't hold a 12 pack of beer that we have brought. The sink was really small too. Everything in the room seemed dirty and stained. The worst part came when I was actually going to sleep. As i pull back the covers, I saw about  3 different kind of bugs scatter among the sheets. I complained, and got transferred into another room, which also had the same bug problem. At this point I went to the front desk and demanded a refund, but they told me that I had to contact Groupon for the refund. I didnt sleep at all that night, as I spent the night in the car with temperatures of 95 degrees. I'have never had such a bad experience, their customer service was so horrible. As I explained to the manager about the bug problem he never once apologized, he smiled and nodded as if he knew already. It was just disgusting and horrible. NEVER AGAIN!!


They have a variety of makeup lines but the selection of products was pretty scarce when I went in. The options they have for MAC, which was what I was shopping for, was really limited and most of what they did have was opened, broken, or looked really used. On top of that the customer service was terrible. The three employees working sat behind the register the entire time, no greeting or asking if I needed any help- which I did. Pretty disappointed. I'll be going to the indoor location next, hopefully there's a little more options.


I just enjoy eating at the Keg


Review is for dinner. I actually give it 2.5 stars but they deserve to be rounded down... Menu for dinner was tiny, disappointing. Decided to go with the Caribbean jambalaya and it was ok, but the flavors were a little too coconut-y. The pina colada on the rocks-esk drink I had was ok.\n\n Food made me sick afterward though, maybe it was the way too sweet drinks (only had two so don't blame it on the boos). It annoyed me that we paid over $100 for two people for OK food, and they were trying to convert everything over to club mode so we were rushed out and the end of our dinner was ruined with loud music. This was only at 9pm! \n\nI won't be back.


Was my 1st time at Carlos O'Brien's, it was a friends 40th birthday dinner and this is her favorite place to go. I went with high expectations because she has told me over and over the past few years how good this place is.\n\nI arrived couple minutes after everyone was there and saw that the party (there was about 25 of us) was broken sort of into you, half the party down one side and other wrapped around the middle and the birthday girl was kind of not at either tables, just in the middle of the 2, which made it difficult for conversations to flow, you could talk to your half of the table, but if you want to talk with those on the other side of the restaurant, get up and walk over their then, needless to say, I stayed where I was at and talked amongst my fellow friends on my side, kept giving the bday girl a shout out and drinks to let her know we are here to party! \n\nLet's start with the salsa, their where 2 types, a pico de gallo and a hotter blend, which reminded me more of a smoky chipotle sauce.  Well the pico looked great, but had absolutely no flavor, no pepper ,no onion, no tomato flavor, not even the cilantro, which is my favorite ingredient to cook with, had flavor, even if you added salt and pepper to it, it didn't help.  The hotter of the two did have a nice smoky chipotle taste to it, so that was the one I went with it.\n \nI went with the filet of Salmon with mango salsa with Spanish rice and black beans.  The fish was perfectly cooked, and even though the top of the fish appeared to have some sort of rub on it, it too was lacking in flavor, I tossed on the mango salsa to see if that would help and sadly it did not, no flavor at all. I topped it with the smoky chipotle to give some sort of flavor and appearance that I'm not eating mush. The rice and beans were perfectly cooked, no issues there.  Had this dish had flavor to it, it would have been amazing, but nope it did not.\n\nNow like I said we were spilt into 2 along one sided booth table things from one end of the room to the other, and there was apx 25 if not more of us. But by the time my end of the table had gotten their food, the other half was already paying and leaving.  It was not because I was late; I got their in time for orders to be taken. This was poor planning on the server's behalf, half the party had ready left by the time we got our bills.  I was bummed because I was wanting to catch up with a friend I hadn't seen in a while and poof she was gone .  I wanted to like this place, but I'm afraid I am a onetime diner here.


Rating is for the breakfast. The American breakfast with toast, eggs, hash browns with a choice of bacon or sausage is sooo delicious. They make it fresh and usually it's a less than 10 minute wait time. Some day I may try one of the lunch/dinner options like the burgers and fries.


This is easily the worst supermarket in Montr\u00e9al. They actually follow you around the store to make sure you don't steal anything. And when you finally do make it to the checkout counter with your rotten vegetables... The cashiers never say hello. Never!


I'm SO Tossed up about this place... \nWhen I need something for a DIY Project I go here first EVERY time & EVERY time I've left empty handed... Its a DIY Project that includes Arts & Crafts (Like in their name) HOW is it that I leave Empty Handed? \n\nDepending on the time of the year this store isn't too crowded but the customer service is NO WHERE to be found... Will be heading to Joann's & Hobby Lobby from now on. Dear Michaels: I'm TIRED of leaving empty handed!


HUGE.  FRIGGIN'.  PORTIONS.  Holy cow, does Paul Bunyan eat here?  I've been to this place a couple times now, and man...do they know how to deal in excess.  Just about everything here is huge, drinks, food, even half the people that visit here are huge.  That's not to make fun of them, but you know where there's big people, there must be big food.  I'm a big boy myself.\n\nThe appetizers here themselves can almost be full fledged meals.  Try the Nacho Platter ($8.25) and add some chicken ($2.00).  This plate comes out gigantic.  It's like almost a pile of nachos like 6 inches high.  It's got your standards, cheese, sour cream, guacamole, diced tomatoes and black beans with salsa on the side.  They use Monterey Jack and Cheddar cheese, and a lot of it.  It's pretty good.  That's not much coming from me though, I even like plain nacho chips with cheese from Taco Bell!  Just make sure you share it (with like 3-4 people) because you definitely got more than enough to spread the wealth.\n\nIf you really wanna kill yourself though before your entree arrives, get the Appetizer Combo($19.95).  This this will topple over your table!  It's got Artichoke, Buffalo Wings, Zucchini, Mozzarella Sticks, Parmesan Garlic Rings, Loaded Skins, Cheese Potatocakes, and Southwest Eggrolls.  You also get some sauces like Ranch, and Marinara for dipping.  It does look like most of the stuff on this platter is frozen then fried....but oh well.  At least you get to enjoy looking at ALL of it, it's not for faint of heart.  This platter alone will feed 5 easily.\n\nI usually end up ordering an appetizer for the table, so I almost always try to pick a smaller entree for dinner.  I usually end up with pizza or a sandwich.  I like the Clubhouse Sandwich ($12.95), well, because I like club sandwiches.  This one's got Fresh Turkey, Sweet Ham, Bacon, Gouda, Muenster, Garlic Mayo, Tomato and Greens all on white or wheat bread.  This sandwich comes out stacked!  I usually only manage to finish half of it before I ask for a doggie bag.  It also comes with seasoned fries which are light and crispy when they are fresh.\n\nThey also have a lot of home cooked favorites and specialties.  Anything from rotisserie chicken, aged steaks,  meatloaf, Country Fried Steak, pot roast, chicken pot pie, even liver & onions.  They make a killer turkey supper as well.  And all your entree's are HUGE, you could probably feed 2 people off one plate.  \n\nYou can't leave here without trying the desserts!  Your heart will pitter-patter before it drops dead of a heart attack from your appetizer and entree.  But you just might be able to fit in a monster dessert before you keel over!  They have a dessert called the Chocolate Motherlode Cake ($9.95).  It IS the motherlode!  It's 6 (yes 6) layers of chocolate cake with chocolate chips, walnuts, and chocolate fudge frosting!  This cake is so tall from the layers, you have to lie the slice down to avoid it from falling!  Leaning Tower of Cake!  The night we had it, it was moist and decadent.  But the leftovers the next day were kinda dry (I should've covered it with a lightly damp paper towel).  But still good with some vanilla ice cream.  I heard their Mud Pie is exceptional and HUGE as well.\n\nThis is a family-type restaurant so it's pretty kid friendly.  Their service is ok most times, but if it gets busy (like on weekends) your server might take a little long to get back to your table.  But the servers I've had were always nice.  But if you're looking for a romantic evening you probably don't want to go here.  Go to Roy's down the street or something if you want some alone time with your sweetie.  But try Claim Jumper, you will like it!  Just don't overdo it, because you're gonna have one hell of a tummy ache and extra miles on your treadmill if you eat too much.  Oh well, you gotta work out anyway because you may be lugging a BIG bag of leftovers home.


Getting into Tao VIP status is pretty easy, and when you don't have to pay to get in it makes it that much better inside when you have an extra $20 something in your purse.  And you still have your pre party buzz cause you didn't have to wait in that ridiculous line!!\n\nI went to Tao 2 nights in a row (don't ask) and Saturday was def more packed than  Friday.  My friends and I scored on a booth Saturday with some really fun guys, and did most of our dancing there since the dance floor is PACKED. We attempted to get though the crowd and didn't even have to move, the crowd literally pushed us to the other side. And then...Timbaland's \"The Way I Are\" came on, foam comes down from the ceiling, the crowd goes wild!! It was insane and kinda scary.  \n\nNot too sure about the girls in the tubs its a little weird I think to have people rubbing up on each other in still water...ew.  \n\nSo long story short, get there early if you are going to have to wait in that line, best bet always is to make friends with someone who can get you in no line no cover...nice club, not extremely \"wow-ed\" but gotta give 4 stars for the booth hook up!


I've been a long-time fan of \"Pawn Stars\", so when \"Pawn Shop Live!\" came along, I grabbed two tickets immediately.\nI spent regular intervals of the show quietly apologizing to the person I roped into coming with me. I also regularly asked, \"Why is this happening?\"\nMuch of the play is exposition. LONG exposition. At these times, there is no joy, no humor, and no smiling. \nMost of the rest of the play is spend with a nod to the fact that the \"Old Fart\" is portrayed by a weird, giant puppet upper-torso, operated by the over-worked actor giving this play (and his many different parts in it) his all. At times the torso is abandoned to sit on the stage as the actor plays another part. Everyone winks and nods and plays up the fact that the production is too... cheap, I'm guessing... to just hire an old man actor to play one of the most central figures in the story.This becomes unbearable as the Rick character carries on ad nauseum about his dad, when the \"old Fart\" should be out there telling the story himself.\nAs if all of this weren't tedious enough, there is a multi-media aspect in the videos they cut to from time to time. These are rudimentary at best, but there is a dream sequence the with \"Chumlee\" character where he's fighting ninjas for no reason that goes on to the point where I thought I might lose my mind.\nThe production ends with a rousing musical number about how you should bring your stuff to them because they want to but it. CRESCENDO! \nSave your money, wait a few hours, and go see Gordie Brown.


Service was rude felt rushed no one in the restaurant had 3 shrimps in my Szechwan shrimp.  Lunch special. Food tasted like frozen chinese TV dinner.   Dry and salty\nDo not recommend this place at all.   You buy and they don't come back to ask how anything is.  Which tells me that they already know!


Gorgeous library - it's worth a trip here to check out the building, especially at sunset. The building (and many of the books in it) look brand new. They have a special area in the front that displays many new books. Internet access is available there too.\n\nIt's easy to request books online and pick them up on the holds shelf. Many new releases have just a short wait.\n\nMy only complaint is the short time checkout period for high-demand items (no renewals allowed). I consider myself someone that can read books very fast, but I often have to return books before I am able to finish them. Sometimes when I know there is a very long novel - I will request the sound recording and the novel. That way I am usually able to read part of the book and listen to part of it on cd, and the two lending periods allow me to finish the book.


Chez Cora c'est bien si c'est le seul resto \u00e0 d\u00e9jeuner des environs. Mais avec toute la comp\u00e9tition qu'il y a \u00e0 moins d'un kilom\u00e8tre de cette succursale, Chez Cora sur Mont Royal ne fait pas le poids. Mais un peu partout \u00e7a revient au m\u00eame avec cette cha\u00eene: On paye pour de la nourriture vraiment moyenne. Les patates ne sont pas siiiiii fantastiques, et les cr\u00eapes sont bonnes mais grosseur \"je-vais-exploser-mais-c'est-du-sucre-donc-je-termine-de-manger\". Le caf\u00e9 go\u00fbte l'eau et personnellement je trouve que le sucre \u00e0 la cr\u00e8me rendu \u00e0 la caisse c'est un peu too much. Vous \u00eates pas au courant que tout le monde ressort en roulant de votre restaurant tellement ils ont mang\u00e9? Sauf si tu commandes un yogurt et granola, \u00e0 ce moment l\u00e0 peut-\u00eatre que tu as encore faim, mais \u00e7a m'\u00e9tonnerais que tu te prennes du sucre \u00e0 la cr\u00e8me pour te f\u00e9liciter d'\u00eatre rest\u00e9 raisonnable pour d\u00e9jeuner, \u00e7a p\u00e8terait un peu le concept sant\u00e9 de ton repas. Quoi que j'imagine que \u00e7a doit plaire \u00e0 certaines personnes. Bref je m'\u00e9loigne.\n\nPratique pour les grands groupes et les d\u00e9jeuners avec grand-maman, grand-papa et le petit cousin de 2 ans. Mais sinon, profitez de la belle vari\u00e9t\u00e9 de restaurants du plateau, vous aurez mieux pour votre argent.


I would have given 5 stars, based on the food, decor, ambiance and service. However, they really messed up at the end. Their credit card machine was having a problem processing my discover card. We kept waiting and waiting and waiting. Then, they convinced me to try another card, which was not working either, so clearly the problem was from them, not me, However, the waiter persuaded me to call my bank, and check. I was placed on hold, and my bank replied that there are no problems with my card. It took forever for us to leave this place. FOREVER, as in 45 minutes, I ve had wine, a good meal, Im ready to gamble and I felt like I was taken hostage in this nice restaurant. Im sorry, but at one point, you gotta give up, the customer comes first. Finally, I was told by the manager that the card went through but that they wont be able to issue a receipt that I could sign, so I felt kinda bad thinking, does that mean no tip for my waiter ? I told the manager that I had no cash and wanted to give a tip to the waiter , manager said not  to worry. I am pretty sure my waiter never got a tip. The whole experience left a bitter-sweet taste in my mouth. I would have expected a credit, a discount, a little something to apologize . Anyways, not sure if I ll be back.


China Magic Noodle House is a tough one to rate. I would like to give it a 3.5, but couldn't really give it 4 stars. Please read below to understand why because truly their food is awesome!\n\nLet's start with the BAD. Service here is not only bad but tricky. If you walk in and more people walk in after you, you need to keep track of where you were in line to get seated properly and you can't be afraid to let them know you're next to be seated. Also don't try and seat yourself even if you see an available clean table. I watched another couple get scolded for that. They only have roughly 15 tables so if you go during a busy time expect to wait. Otherwise go at an off time like 2pm or 8pm and you'll be seated faster. Once you have a table, regardless if you were sat before another customer, you may not get to order your food before them as you would at another restaurant. To help get your order placed quickly once you've figured out what you want close your menus and start making eye contact with the people running the show. Next, if you order an appetizer do not expect to get it prior to your main dish. The first time we came here we ordered egg rolls, steamed dumplings, and two noodle dishes. The first item to make it to our table was my noodle dish, next came the dumplings, after that came my hubby's dish and lastly we received our egg rolls. So keep that in mind! Also they don't ever seem to ask if you want anything to drink so we always accept the water they bring and have yet to have any other type of drink. It always seems to be the same two guys that take care of all the tables so if you need something you really have to grab their attention. I'm not an overly assertive person and usually at restaurants I'll wait for a server to ask how I'm doing before asking for something but here they don't check on anyone so you literally need to make eye contact and maybe even give a little wave in order to have them come by. Once you're done with your food, again, you need to get their attention to get your check and some to-go boxes for your left overs. All of this is why I am giving the lower rating.\n\nThe GOOD: Truly the food is fantastic! Every table gets a small plate with vinegar Chinese radish root shavings and boiled vinegar peanuts. If you've never had them give them a try! We are completely in LOVE with the egg rolls. They're extremely flavorful, very large, and come out piping hot. The steamed dumplings are also big and quite tasty. I would like to try their fried ones at some point. The first time we came here I had the noodles with beef and lemon and my hubby had their stir fried chicken noodle dish, both were tasty. Since then we have tried their noodle soup dishes and love them so much it's probably what we'll continue to get. The noodle soup dishes come out steaming hot with a heaping helping of flavorful broth, the seasoned meat of your choice, and veggies. It's excellent!\n\nThe atmosphere is okay. They have about 15 tables as I stated earlier, this includes a handful of booths along the side wall, two large tables for big parties and some tables with chairs in the center of the dining area. On the walls they have pictures of their dishes, and towards the back there is a window where you can watch the handmade noodles being made from scratch.\n\nDespite the service issues we will continue to come here on a regular basis as we really love their food but until the service improves I have to keep the mediocre rating. Part of a dining EXPERIENCE is not just the food but the service and atmosphere and while the food is wonderful; their service is just very poor and lacking.


Good food, reasonable prices and friendly staff! Would recommend it if you're nearby.


The Staff at this location were SO nice and supportive when I brought my dying cat in early this morning. It is nice to have caring and empathetic animal people around when you have to go through this. I deal with this loss a lot in my line of work, but my own pets are my babies and this does not get easier. Thank You Scottsdale Staff for everything on this sad day.


Had a bikini wax here (I was desperate & my normal place was closed) & it was not awful, but not great. Normally my girl can get it done in as many as 5 rips on each side, the poor girl was thorough, but ripped at least 15x on each side!! I was painful, but when looking at end result it turned out very good. I will definitely be back for a pedicure one day, but most likely never a bikini wax.


Yes I shed a tear, is that weird? Poor Phantom!\nThe show was pretty good, the only other theater musical I have seen was Wicked and it wasn't even close but I'll try not to compare.\n If I had to describe Phantom of the Opera in 4 words...Romantic, Creepy, Sexy and Heartbreaking. The actor  that played The Phantom was excellent. Wonderful performance from the actress playing Christine as well. Of course the music was fantastic.\nWe were in the front section of the theater and some of the pyrotechnics were a bit too bright. We also weren't that impressed with the theater itself, I get the fact that we should feel like we're in the actual opera house in the show, but it felt old, the seats were small, no cup holders for our water bottle, and  theater seating would be nice.\nWorth every penny of our discounted tickets.


I really loved how this place wasn't an insane wait and crowded like Hot & Juicy Crawfish.  Don't get me wrong, their tables and booths do fill, but their service stays great.  The staff was very friendly, and helpful.  My party of 8 ordered a lot of food and our server never forgot any of our orders.  There was so much cajun food to choose from...from Etoufee to crawfish.  I really recommend their Cravin' Cajun flavored shrimp and clams!  We also tried the lemon pepper one as well, but liked their signature seasoning better.  Their sweet potato tots were yummy and their fried catfish was delicious and fresh.  Their fried oysters were crispy and plump.  We tried their chicken wings (which were a good full size) and it came with a lemon pepper sauce on the side.  Their dessert was a little overpriced for the size it came in.  We ordered a keylime pie for $3-$4  and it was  this dinky cupcake-looking tart.  I don't recommend dessert, but the seafood was bomb.


If I were ever to be grossly obese and it were due to the fact that I stuffed myself with Oregano's on a daily basis, I think I'd be willing to set my vanity aside and be quite content with that fact. \n\nNeedless to say, this is not a place to go while you are on a diet. This is the place to go when you want a good ol' fashioned carb overload Italian style. I consume more carbs in one meal here than I do in a month of eating at home. And I love every gluten filled bite of it. \n\nNotable items: \n\nCheesy bread - two foot long loaf of soft wonderful white bread slathered in garlic butter with oodles of melty cheddar cheese blend. GAWD. This is my favorite thing on the menu. I don't even try to pretend I'm not a gluttonous pig when it comes to this stuff and I always help myself to the last piece. \n\nWings- BIG FAT drumsticks. All of them. Honey hot is delish along with the buffalo. \n\nCaesar salad - holy crap their salads are huge. They have three sizes. The full (or whatever they call it) is big enough for four or five people to eat from if it isn't the main dish. \n\nBollo Pasta - with meatballs - Angel hair pasta and marinara with two huge meatballs, oh and the pasta is never ending. I have yet to see anyone get more than halfway through the first round though. *note angel hair being so thin sometimes the pasta has come out mushy(overcooked), all I've had to do was mention it and the problem was remedied in a very timely manner usually followed up by a manager visit, they don't mess around with customer service. \n\nPizookie - Obvi. \n\nNo, it isn't the best Italian I've EVER had but it is solid and consistent and really hits the spot when you want your fix. And the pricing is awesome. Lisa E, Nydia A and I binged at the one on Shea a couple of months ago, had the cheesy bread, wings and pizookie and our bill was $20. We sat there staring at the bill and each other dumbfounded for a couple of minutes. \n\nIf you don't like this place, all I have to say is \"Wanna PIZZA me?!\" ;)


I think if you enjoy staying or frequently visiting the Palms, you are probably someone that looks like the people featured here at this site: http://www.hotchickswithdouchebags.com/\n\nI only stayed here because I had plans to see a show at The Pearl that night. My room was the basic, low budget one, and I can't believe they sell this thing at around $200 a night. The TV isn't even a flatscreen one- I could get a cheap room with a better TV at Excalibur. The only thing good about that room was the bed that had lots of soft pillows on it.\n\nThe casino floor isn't very big. I think most of the Palms' main building is for their clubs, some of which happen to be inconveniently near the hotel room elevators, making it difficult to get to your room since you have to squeeze by nasty, Ed Hardy wearing douchebags and drunk girls wearing dresses that would've fit them 20lbs ago. It seems like this hotel was made for just the \"bros\" because every time I walked into the elevator, what would come out was some ugly sparkly-shirt wearing, uber tanned, spikey haired guy. Yuck. Oh and they have AXE deodorant spray in the rooms too. \n\nFood selection was lame, and the waiters at the 24/7 Cafe need to be more attentive. I left after waiting for over 20 minutes to be served. \n\nThe only good thing I have to say about this place is that most of the staff is really nice. The reception and concierge desk were helpful, especially with letting me check in to my room at 9:30 AM instead of waiting till 4 PM. Other than that, there's no good reason for me to return to this hotel. I'm sticking to the strip.


My husband and I were married at TreBella in March.  Every step of the way was a wonderful experience for us.\n\nWe visited an open house a little over a year before our wedding.  We were greeted by Kim and her husband/the bartender/the backup DJ, Jim, who were both very sweet and helpful.  \n\nWe fell in love with the venue immediately.  It is stunningly chic, modern, with just the right amount of fancy to make it suitable for a formal occasion.  They have an awesome man cave with TV, big comfy chairs, and they have a beautiful Bride's room with a big leopard chair, and lots bathroom, fridge, and lots of room for you and your girls to dress.\n\nThe day of the wedding was quite a whirlwind, but Kim was absolutely wonderful as our Day Of Coordinator.  She doubled as a cocktail waitress for us and got us drinks before and after the ceremony, as well as during the reception.  She made sure to take care of everything for us and keep us on schedule so the day runs smooth.  Mike was an DJ and he did an awesome job and played exactly the styles we asked him to.\n\nWe got so many compliments on how beautiful our wedding was, how nice all the employees were, and how wonderful the food was. We are so glad we found TreBella.  It was all inclusive pricing, at a fraction of the cost.  We paid about 6500 for 75 people all inclusive. (food, linens, cake, champagne toast, open bar, dj, bartenders, wait staff, hand passed hors d'eurves, centerpieces, etc.) \n\nBottom line: Get a red-carpet style event, for a backyard bbq price.  You won't be sorry!


Great food, great atmosphere, but POOR customer service.  No smiles on the cashiers at all.  They just never seem happy to be there.


Nothing special here. Food was average at best. The wings were okay, how can you screw up wings???


Cheap prices for Vegas standards, but you get what you paid for. I'm not expecting ocean fresh seafood, but you could at least know the ingredients in your frozen quick-fry varieties instead of looking at each other like \"uhhhh I don't know?\"\n\nI'll admit that when it was piping hot, it was pretty good though. I would peg this as good for a late night snack after Zumanity or for NY-NY guests that don't feel like wandering back out to the strip, but nothing more.


Loved the warm garlic bread with Gorgonzola fondue, yummy! \nTheir porterhouse with baked/mashed potatoes was the bomb!\n\nAlthough it is pricey the food is excellent.


The pizza is consistently ok, the beer plentiful, service generally friendly, and they allow dogs on the patio rain or shine. We like the BBQ chicken pizza and the pesto. The quattro formagio and the mushroom pizzas are both fine though a bit bland. I love that pizzas is fairly thin, but would prefer that is have a bit more flavor and less raw flour or cornmeal stuck to the crust. \n\nThe Brixx salad is a winner for lunch if you aren't in the mood for pizza. Also, pizza is BOGO after 10 during the week and 11 on weekends.\n\nThis Brixx is incredibly convenient for those of us living in Dilworth condos. For that reason alone, we are regulars.


Yummy food; good service.


if you don't eat here at least once in your life you haven't really lived a fulfilling life .. from the smile and the service the food is just to die for .. ONE NOTICE don't use the wash room !


The food here was okay and the prices are reasonable, but one thing I would say is that front line need while serving food need to be keep a lot cleaner than it is now. To many places at the front counter there cross contamination with the food.  With some focus and people who care this place can be great.


Maybe it was the oppressive heat, maybe the diarrhea brewing in my gut, but I truly hated this place.  Didnt like the long line to get in, didnt like the music, didnt like the misting nozzles driping god knows what bacteria in my beverage, didnt like the 50 year old dude claiming he was 30 something trying to make time.  Anyway, I got the hell out of there and spent some quality time on the toilet.  What happens in vegas stays in vegas.


I was looking forward for a good BBQ joint to set up shop in Tempe again since Big City BBQ got big time, moved out of their modest spot at Baseline and Rural and moved to Mesa.  Unfortunately, I just didn't feel the love for this place.\n\nI went for lunch and got the lunch special which was a pulled pork sandwich with a small portion of baked beans and a drink (can of soda) for $10.  There are no other drink options besides a few sodas.  That is a quite steep for an average BBQ sandwich.  The meat was juicy, but not super flavorful.  The BBQ sauce they have is decent and helped flavor it up a bit.  \n\nThe sandwich was large and I left full but with so much great food in Tempe and a few other good BBQ joints around town I probably won't stumble into this place again.  \n\n2 stars is appropriate... meh.


At first look this seems like a great fun place. And it might be if you just dine there. HOWEVER if you decide to partner up with them for any type of events just know that you will be entirely on your own for promotions etc....\n\nThe food was okay but the service was slow. After our event which by the way no management came out to say is everything okay or is there anything you need....we decided to order. Had to flag down the waiter. They brought over one menu for a table of five, then had to ask for water. After ordering it took approx 25 minutes for our food to arrive. Then it was brought out without utensils or napkins. Might as well have been a self serve. Plus one of the items that we ordered never arrived! Had to also go inside and request check. I had a friend who sat inside and they said the service was not much better.\n\nWill I ever be back...no!\n\nThe only plus for this business is that you can bring your dog!


Seems like a blast from the past... The servers are truly career waitresses making them honest and probably the best you'll ever find. The food was QUICK tasty and correct. . Getting food how you order it has some sort of perk, especially if your expected to pay for it. I would make the drive for another treat, though based on the wait and capacity on a Friday morning i would not dare a Saturday morning visit. . BUT, if your in the area, defiantly walk across the parking lot for a pedicure.. great little business complex they have over there. . A++


Was not impressed at all.\nMy husband and I split the turkey burger and mac & cheese burger. \nThe turkey burger was cold but otherwise tasty. The mac & cheese burger was not seasoned well and very bland. \nService was horrible. Our waitress was in la-la land. She explained the menu but took forever to take our order and re-fill our waters. \nWe will not return.


I have always been a fan of China A Go Go.  I made sure to be here the first week it opened.  They have great dishes and the family style service is a plus.  I have never had a bum meal here, nor have I had bad service.  I can't believe I haven't been here in the past 6 months.  Funny how fast time flies.  Anyhow, here is my review from my last visit.  It'll probably be a short one as we just got take out.\n\nI called China A Go Go and ordered their Meal A.  In our order was Broccoli Beef, Orange Chicken, Egg Rolls, Fried Rice, White Rice and Won Ton soup.  \n\nWe pull up and found a parking spot right out in front of the restaurant.  \n\nAs we walked in we were met at the front by a hostess and she took care of our order.\n\nWithin 5 minutes of getting there, our order was up front double wrapped in plastic with all of the plastic ware, napkins and chopsticks.  \n\nGood stuff!


There's 70 reviews, so I'm gonna keep it short. Good burgers, but in the very interesting Las Vegas burger wars I'd rate it an also ran. That's not to say it doesn't have its merits it DOES. Great fries. \n\nYou also can order take out at a bunch of Kiosks located around the casino. If you have a room at the Mirage, its a snap to order some food and take it back to your room. An excuse to actually spend some time in your room, novel! \n\nTake out service is spot on, with a loaded goody bag of condiments. Not Burger Bar or Mesa or Bradley Ogden quality, but its a serious six dollar burger and the fries win the contest.  \n\nOften a wait. Consider take out and laze on over to one of the benches near the volcano and do some people watching.\n\nRecommended.


Great rooms but that's all. First we have been moved to another room the second night ruining our morning. Barbara at the front desk was rude and unhelpful and made us get crazy to solve a problem they caused! They also messed with our players card and we never saw coffee and newspapers included in the suite price! A beautiful setting ruined by the attitude of the employees.. Will never book it again!


DON'T STAY HERE! WORST HOTEL EXPERIENCE EVER\nTHIS IS A 0 TO -5 STAR REVIEW...\n\nThe only reason I selected this hotel was because they allowed large dogs. Other dog friendly hotels in the area were booked. This trip wasn't planned in advance so I didn't  have many options.  We were there for a funeral so the last thing I needed to deal with was this horrible hotel. Thankfully we were just there to sleep. \n\nCheck in was easy enough. Then it all went bad within the next half hour...\n\nI was lucky enough to find a parking space near my room when we arrived. After that, we had to park up or down a hill and hike to the room. One night I drove around the resort for 30 minutes and still couldn't find any parking. My only option was to use the complimentary valet service. Let me tell you, it's worth every penny! I waited in the valet area for 20 minutes before he showed up. This is a huge resort and on a Friday night with 2 events going on, they had 1 valet on duty. He claimed there was another guy but he was \"working somewhere else tonight.\" He was kind enough to drive me to my room.\n\nThe room was old & dated. Furniture is dirty & there were stains on the carpet in the center of the room when you walk through the door.\n\nWe booked the room for 3 adults & 2 children & a large dog. (the room sleeps 6)  We were given 3 bath towels. It took an hour and 2 calls to get more towels delivered to our room.\n\nThe door to the tiny bathroom didn't seal. It wouldn't close all the way. We had to use the one and only (miniature) trashcan in the room to block the door so it wouldn't just open.\n\nThe reading lights over the beds didn't work. Apparently, they fail to check the small details in the room. \n\nGood luck trying to watch television. The remote is basic & doesn't even have the arrow keys needed to select the guide option after watching the Hilton info that comes on. There was a channel up & down button so we were able to scroll through the limited channels to find nothing. No problem, we have the free WiFi that comes included in our $18 +tax daily resort fees so we can use our iPads & computers...So we thought! We were given a WiFi code that wouldn't connect in the bedroom. It barely connected at all. That was a bust. \n\nIf you stay here, bring your own soap! Housekeeping failed to replace the soap when they \"cleaned\" the room. \n\nI'm sorry this is long, but here's the most memorable part of my stay...\n\nThe room turned into a swamp!  On the first night after a shower, the carpet was wet & we noticed water leaking from under the wall. Called maintenance. They came & said there's a leak. No kidding! They returned after we left. They caulked the tub & left a card stating the time they were there & the work was completed. We got back late that night & it was still wet. There was no effort to clean the wet carpet or sop up any water. The next morning after 3 showers, it was soaked. It was much worse than before. I called again to complain about this & asked them to come after we left for the funeral service. The lady was very nice & sent up some more towels for the floor. Apparently, maintenance never came as there was no service card left like the previous day and it was more wet than before we left. One would think Housekeeping would let maintenance know that there was clearly a problem. All they did was pick up the towels and leave us a new stack...on the dirty floor. It was after 11pm & now the water was also soaked through the other side, onto the bedroom carpet. After a long & very emotional day with family, we figured it's not worth another call this late. We figured we're out of here in the morning so why bother wasting our time. We just put down more & more towels. There was never any offer to change rooms. No call or follow up from Maintenance. They knew there was a problem. We called twice and they ignored our second complaint. Before I went to check out, I stopped to talk to the Concierge and let her know what's going on in this room. She seemed concerned & asked why I didn't call the front desk to complain. Apparently the different departments are all on different computer systems so she couldn't even look up the history of my calls and lack of service from Maintenance. She offered us a free breakfast which I quickly  declined then she called for the Manager On Duty. She showed up after 15 minutes and I had to explain everything a second time and was again offered a complimentary breakfast. I said I would not be returning nor recommending this property to anyone. They decided that they would refund my $75 pet fee. Seriously, that's the best they could do. \n\nI'm happy to be out of there. As I stated, this was the absolute worst hotel experience any of us ever had. \n\nI'm embarrassed to admit that I stayed at the Point Hilton Tapatio Cliffs Resort.


Terrible experience. We arrived to this place at 2:45 on a Wednesday with a group of 7 people for a late lunch wanting a sandwich/salad. We were seated right away but from then on the service was horrendous. We waited for our drinks for 30 min before our waitress came by to take a order. Our orders were taken but then it took over ONE HOUR for our food to arrive. During this time no one came over to explain the delay or check up on us. The food arrived sporadically, so that by the time the last person's food arrived (a full HOUR AND A HALF after we arrived) the first few people were done eating. There was only two waitresses working the place, which was fine, but only one of them was actually waitressing, the other one was just standing behind the tea bar, cleaning and organizing stuff. Hello! If we are just waiting for 1.5h for stuff, at least you could come by and offer us to order drinks or something. She didn't even care! After our meal I went up to her on behalf of our group and asked to speak to the manager. She said \"the manager is in the back, is there an issue I can help you with?\" and I explained our frustration at the lack of service and waiting forever for our food and she actually argued with me! She said \"actually, we checked the tickets and it only took half an hour from the time you ordered till the food arrived.\" Sorry, but maybe that's because it took forever to order our food, and it was MAYBE a half hour until the first person in the group got their food, the last person didn't get theirs till 3:45pm.  And besides, why would you even argue that with me? Even half an hour is too long to wait for a SANDWICH! And why don't you just get the manager?! She went on to say that the manager was also the cook in the back, and the only one at that. Whatever, then at least let us know that before we waste forever at your place, or offer us some tea or coffee while we wait, it's not like you're THAT busy.  The one time I actually did need something (I got coffee as my drink, but there was no milk and sugar given with it) I actually waited so long that I eventually GOT UP and approached the waitress to ask her to hand it to me before I the coffee got cold. Anyway, the whole attitude was just snobby and I didn't like it. I would recommend NOT to go to this place!


I stayed here by the good graces of my best friend, who booked his wedding here.  The rooms are spacious and comfortable.  The bathrooms are luxurious; my room had a separate tub and shower, which were both quite large and immaculate.  \n\nI didn't give this establishment five (5) stars for several reasons: \n1. Wireless internet access costs almost $15 per 24-hour period.  For the price of the room, wireless internet access should be provided to hotel guests for free.  \n2. I took advantage of the hotel room tub.  (Yes, I watched the maid clean it, so I felt confident that it was clean.)  It would have been really nice to enjoy a small television or even some music while relaxing in the tub.  \n3.  The television in the room is quite outdated.  Surprisingly outdated, actually.  A nice, inexpensive flat screen TV would be more appropriate in the room than a small, old-school box TV.  And there were very few decent channels with relatively shoddy reception.  \n4. The in-room mini-bar amenities are far too overpriced.  A generous markup is to be expected, but the items were excessively... no, PROHIBITIVELY, expensive!  \n5. A complimentary shuttle service to/from the airport should be provided.  I don't care if they add it to the room cost--just make me FEEL like I got it for free. \n\nI saw the view from my friend's room (he had a view of the Bellagio fountains), and yes, it's worth it!  Trust me, it's worth the cost for the extra ambiance.  \n\nFront desk service is top-notch, though there wasn't a queue-style line for the desk.  If you're stuck waiting behind someone who wants to take forever, be prepared to watch people who came in after you receive service and leave before you get to the desk.


I have heard of this place, but never made it over until now.  I was there to support a fundraiser for an elementary school.  What can I say, it looks just like the skating rinks I grew up with in the 80's.  Not sure what kind of improvements have been since.  The evening we were in there the A/C must not have been working because it was hot as heck and smelled like a gym locker room.  But the concession stand prices can't be beat, the music was current and fun, and ALL the skaters, of every age group, looked like they were having a blast!  And you can even bring in your OWN roller blades if you prefer the single row of wheels versus the four wheels.  They even knock a $1 or so off your price.  So as long as you are looking for an old school joint, and not a modern updated place, check it out!


The D\u00e9cor of the restaurant is very nice. The hostess gave us a brief tour of the restaurant. We were a party of two and were seated by the West facing windows at 6pm. The shades were down but they staff could not lower them all the way. It was ok but slightly warm. the servers and server assistants provided us great service. The GM, Laurent came by and greeted us.\n\nThe drinks were just ok. Quite expensive. One was $18.00 and one was $15.00. I than ordered an Anejo on the rocks. $19.00. That's really high for Patron brand Anejo even in Las Vegas.\n\nWe had clams casino, not traditional but tasty. We also had the Charred Octopus. It was good. Next was the tricolore salad. It was very good. Our main course was the Spaghetti with shrimp. Huge shrimp, but the shrimp were over cooked. The pasta was a bit dry. Needed a bid more sauce. We also ordered the Salmon. I ordered it medium, it came out over cooked and dry. The coffee and grappa were great. The PB&J mousse was too warm and very ordinary. I wish I ordered the Polenta cake. The dessert guys told us the mousse was the pick.\n\nAll and all, just average. We spent $260.00 with tax and tip. \n\nThe service at the tables around us was really slow. We were the there for 1 hour and 45 minutes. the tables next to us had just received their entrees when we were leaving. They arrived just 10 minutes after us at the latest. They did not seem happy and sat with no food in front of them for an hour. It seemed like there were many tables like this. \n\nSo we had very good service and very average food with a pretty high price point. Its all about price value perception when your rating restaurants. Unfortunately a celebrity chef has their own big shoes to fill. Especially when they are rating other peoples cooking on TV. \n\nAverage is the rating!


Where or where to begin, I've been living at villas for about 4 months now. Upon moving in my air conditioner did not work, the stove wouldn't turn on, a light bulb was out in the bathroom and I still can get the light switches to work in the bedroom and living room. In my opinion this should have all been taken care of before a new tenant moves in. If you love noise and can sleep through anything sure go ahead move in, but if not beware. The walls are paper thin, and I swear if I didn't know better if think the windows were open 24hrs. You hear everything!!! Oh and im sure you'll just love the sound of a leaf blower at 6am!!! Being on the bottom floor is the worst my upstairs neighbors must be having the Olympics going on with all the banging I hear. There is also a major bug infestation, the complex charges a monthly pest control fee which Is just a waist. I've had 2 scorpions in my kitchen, a mouse that ran across my patio while I was outside, a couple roaches out by my front door, pincher bugs consistently in my bathroom and kitchen oh and last but not least the crickets!!!! They are Everywhere!!!!! Once it gets dark those little puppies are out and about, God forbid you get to enjoy a nice evening on your patio, even a walk to the mailbox or trash they are jumping on you,  so be prepared to make a run for it and get inside fast! To have the pest control spray in your apartment you must submit a request, I've requested this 3 times, still waiting for them to come. After I called and complained about all the insects I was told \"well this is just there habitat\" uh no, I'm sorry but my apartment is not there nesting ground. I previously lived across the street at Vista Suereno and never had any problems with bugs or noise and that's right next to a huge feild so I have no clue what management is trying to pull. I highly suggest looking at different places I'm the area and avoid this complex at all cost!


Loved the atmosphere  the table was ok. Sitting across from a known Vegas hair stylist and his party of hairdressers. Noticed waitstaff kissing their asses for about 15 mins and finally walked over to us.  Ordered steak which was my first error. Was delivered totally undercooked twice. Not sure if that was chefs special french  way of ruining your meal but  thats what you get in a new hotel. My date was laughing and enjoying my commentary about the situation because she was also a Chef in a nicer area restaurant.  Service was a joke but still gave a good tip for dealing with me.\n\nif your dining in the hotel go to STK or the other well known restaurants skip the french bistro.


Definitely inconsistent. The bartender and the manager were both SUPER nice and since I just wanted To Go, told me to head to the bar (I'd been sitting five minutes and the three waitresses milling around doing nothing had ignored me). I went to the bar, was told by a server to move and then 30 seconds later found out that this server would be taking my order. Without remorse, she rang me up, asked me if I wanted my change, and then complained to the bartender that she needed to give me change... IN FRONT OF ME. When the food came out, she practically tossed the box at me and of course, it was the WRONG ORDER. Might come back, might not. But if I do, you better believe I'm having a chat with the manager.


Good food!!! But the service was slow...


Pretty good prices on their happy hour.  The best deal is their 1/2 lb burger with fries for $3.  They also have garlic wine mussels for $4 which are decent, although the broth isn't as flavorful as other McCormick and Schmick's I've been to.  Other items that aren't as good are the tuna tostadas and the fish tacos.


Overcrowded, overrated, overpriced tourist place in the Bellagio. Horrible, I mean HORRIBLE service.


Loved the system they used for the midnight showing of Dark Knight, and I would not be surprised if all theaters start using this method.  They were showing the movie on 8 screens, and had about 3 auditoriums open by 9pm, so people could just walk right in any of them and pick their seat.  No waiting in line!   My main complaint would be the temperature.  I am used to theaters usually being a little on the chilly side, but this one was way warm.  It was also disappointing that there was no pre-show entertainment\\ads whatsoever.  It was a black screen up until the previews started.  I imagine this had something to do with the fact that they were busy with showing one movie on 8 screens, but I was quite bored with the black screen and wanted them to show some cool stuff to keep me entertained like Cinemark Theaters does.  Overall the experience was fine but nothing special.


Service was exceptionally poor. \n\nWent here for a late lunch and we were the only couple in the restaurant. The waitstaff neglected us for 20minutes. \n\nThe food came out 30 minutes after we ordered and was awful! The pasta I ordered had dried out from sitting for so long.\n\nAvoid this restaurant on your next visit to lake Las Vegas.


Stay away from Caesars Palace! I have stayed at Caesars Palace several times before and each time my experiences get worse and worse. I continued to stay there because of location but if you are going to spend over $500 a night on a room don't spend it at Caesars, go to the Venetian, or the Wynn properties. The VIP check in clerk was completely incompetent. When he looked up my reservation he asked me if i knew how much the rates were even though i had already paid the first night, frankly insulting. He gave us a smoking floor room when my wife has bad asthma and I had requested a non smoking room. He never took my credit card information when I handed it to him at check in, and was woke up at 7:30am to put a credit card down. Food Court was slow and serves cold food. Room service was ridiculous. They got our order wrong every time, and it took at least 1 hour plus for delivery of the cold food you pay an arm and leg for, and I got two harassing phone calls asking us to immediately put the cart back in the hallway (one of the phone call the cart was already outside). Our room had a broken lamp that flickered off and on all day. I really got the overwhilming impression they do not care about people anymore only the bottom line.


Disgusting food, disgusting desserts. \n\nIt's all superficial here - everything looks good until you take a bite out of it. The pastas and noodles were overcooked and oversauced, the fried foods (you usually can't go wrong with those) were good until I bit into one that was all breading and oil, and the mac n' cheese didn't fail to disappoint.\n\nThe desserts were bitter or plain disgusting and the soft serve ice cream was icy and cheap tasting. The cookies, which looked really good - did not live up to their looks.\n\nI do give Hometown Buffet two stars however, for their dinner rolls and mushrooms. THOSE, well... Those were pretty awesome.


I feel like I'm jumping on the bandwagon here but why not?\nI never take my kids here because I like to come here to avoid kids. You don't usually see children here, especially in the evening. Don't hate me - I have kids, I love kids, I just don't like being in a crowded movie theater with them.\nI came here recently to see Godzilla with a friend. I opted for the premium plus seating - for an extra $5 you get a lounge chair!  I like being able to order from a server who scoots around and whispers so others aren't bothered. \nOk, Ok, maybe I will bring my kids here sometime for a matinee if they promise to be really good. However, the risk is that they'll never want to go back to a regular theater.


I had originally bought a $30 ticket to see the midnight show of Vegas Nocturne (standing room only), but luckily I got a promotional offer for two complimentary tickets, so I used them to see the other two shows at 7:30 and 9:30 as well. I watched all three shows back to back.\n\nThe first two shows were quite good, with my favorite being the first one -- it had more circus-style performances, whereas the second show had more rhythm/beatbox and dance performances. I found the first show a little funnier and more engaging, although both were entertaining, and both shows had a different set of acts, with no overlap between them. I'd give 4 stars to the 7:30 show, and 3.5 stars to the 9:30 show (rated as if I'd paid full price for the tickets).  For the 7:30 show I sat in row E, which is the first elevated row -- it has an excellent view, but the chairs in this row are folding chairs, so you give up a bit of comfort.  Each show lasts about 90 minutes. Oh, and don't expect any storyline to these shows -- they're mostly a series of unrelated acts.\n\nI expected the midnight show to be similar, but it had only about 30 minutes of acts, with some repeats from the first two shows, and then they opened the floor for dancing. I stayed another 30 minutes and called it quits. I give the midnight show only 2.5 stars, even though it was \"only\" $30 for a standing room ticket.\n\nDrinks are expensive -- I paid $19 plus tip for a Bacardi 8 and Coke.


I know other reviews have already said this, but wow, what a hidden gem!!!  \n\nLocated on the 2nd floor at the Henderson Executive Airport, the view to the air strip is a rare find.  \n\nWe sat out on the patio.  The area is a bit tight, but that's understandable.  Everyone wants to sit outside and who can blame them?  The weather is beautiful and the view is spectacular!  \n\nThe food was quite delicious.  Everyone in our party enjoyed their food, so nothing to worry about there.  We also ordered the onion rings and they were soooo good!  This is coming from someone who usually does not like onion rings.  Try them! \n\nThe fiance had the bloody mary with sriracha, and that was really yummy! \n\nPlenty of airplanes and helicopters took off from the airport while we were there.  It was definitely a fun and delicious experience. \n\nThe patio would also be a great place for an intimate party. \n\nWe are adding The Landings to our go-to breakfast place from now on.  Bring your family; bring your out-of-town guests; they will love it!


let me get straight to the point: don't come here!\n\ni paid $38.00 for a mediocre meal...and that was just the lunch price!\n\nit's a typical buffet with a variety of food but the food wasn't amazing at all. the only items i really enjoyed was the prime rib and dessert bar....\n\nrefund please :(


I play squash racquet's, a sport favored by the east coast \"elites\" from them Ivy League schools, those snooty Britishers and the Pakistani leisure class:) \n\nWhy they let me play, I'll never know:)\n\nLast evening, we had a little tourney in which a group of us from the Village traveled to the outer reaches of Tempe to play a group from Lifetime Fitness:)\n\nIt was a jolly good, show, ever so much fun and our Village group gave the Lifetime group a bit of a \"Rodgering\":)\n\nSo it was with happy hearts and high spirits that we headed down the street to the post tourney repast at Skip & Jan's...let me start by saying that the Lifetime group picked this place, and it's almost like they knew they were going to lose and wanted to select a venue that would be the grimiest, greasiest, grubbiest, grossest spot to try to eat...they succeeded:)\n\nWhere to start...I know...the parking lot:)\n\nWhen we arrived, the total Kelly Blue Book value of the 50-60 cars in the parking lot was about $832...we raised that by several orders of magnitude, just by driving in...this parking lot hasn't seen a lot of traffic from the Mercedes/BMW/Lexus/Jaguar crowd (and may never again:)\n\nAfter I safely parked a block or 2 away, I went inside and took in the look and feel of S&J...crappy old wood paneling...tables and chairs from a circa 1955 high school cafeteria...an intriguing mix of flat panel TV's, regular TV's and OTB results screens (yeah, you can bet the ponies here...the sport of Kings, in a slightly less than \"regal\" atmosphere:)\n\nThey must have 20-25 pool tables...faded felt...and a whole bunch of people playing pool (and frankly looking like they weren't enjoying themselves...extremely tight and serious expressions on the faces of the people playing and watching...aren't games supposed to be fun? :-)...I suspect there was gambling going on:)\n\nThe smell in S&J can only be described as \"extreme humanity\"...the place smelled like it has seen a century's worth of spilled beer, cigarette smoke, BO, vomit, urine, spoiled food and every other aroma that humans create for themselves...remarkable, given the fact that this place can't have been here for more than a few years...how did they do that so quickly? :-)\n\nS&J has menus, they have some sort of kitchen, they have Jagermeister on \"tap\", they have a bunch of beers on tap and they had a buffet (or \"boofay\" for my friend Ryan C) set up for our group.\n\nIt was supposed to be a Taco Bar:)\n\nS&J provided a table full of taco \"fixin's\"...the centerpiece of which was the taco meat hot tray...Holy Crap, was that disgusting! :-(\n\nThey told us it was ground beef, but I know my beef, and I don't think this was it...this was ground \"creature\"...possibly some sort of unfortunate non-distinct animal which happened to be near the kitchen when duty called.\n\nI kid, of course...as far as I know, this was indeed, \"beef\"...just not very good \"beef\":(\n\nThe hot tray holding the \"meat\" looked like a relief map of the Hawaiian Islands...small mountains of \"meat\" rising out of the ocean of brown/orange grease that was the real body of the dish:(\n\nBut, I was starving (a banana for breakfast and nothing else) so I tried to make a taco.\n\nI decided to forgo the slotted spoon that everyone was trying to use to fish some meat out of the soupy brine, and use some tongs instead...my idea was to try to squeeze as much grease out of the concoction as possible...I was sort of successful, but in doing so, I probably squeezed any flavor out as well:(\n\nI got back to the table and tried a bite...not good...I added several shakes of Cholla and tried another bite...and that was that:(\n\nOne of my buddies had decided to forgo the mystery meat tacos and ordered wings from the menu and offered me one...I'm not sure what the deal with the wings was, but the wing I tried seemed to be boiled (no, not \"broiled\"...boiled) and then dipped in buffalo sauce...not crispy, just wet...all the way through:)\n\nThen they announced that Karaoke was going to start soon...and that was enough for me:(\n\nAdding amateur singing to this tableau would have just been too much:)\n\nStill, it's not all bad news...the tires and wheels were still on my car when I was ready to leave...I didn't become immediately ill (although I had kind of a rough morning, this morning).\n\nThey say shared adversity can make teams grow together, so I think I should thank S&J for making the Village Squash group nearly invincible:)


This place used to be great back in the heyday. Every time I would go on the hunt for gauges in the area (since I used to live relatively close to this location), they always seemed to be out on some sort of make or model of gauges I would want. I've also noticed a lot of their gauges don't come in pairs, and generally are missing or out of stock completely. If you're lucky enough to get a good pair that's discounter it could work to your benefit on saving money, but other than that this location has really fell in business and in service. What was a little aggravating is that the person I talked to in regards of spiral gauges didn't even know what a spiral gauge was or what they looked like. Really, now?\n\nI don't believe you should deserve to work at a tattoo shop if you have no idea what you are talking about or you fail to answer questions that are centered in your department.


On the positive side, the food was good and our waiter was very good. However, the food and wine was way overpriced. I noticed a few bottles that I am familiar with that were twice as much as other restaurants. While the food was good, it was a $35 steak, not a $55 steak. One other thing to mention is the ambiance. I marveled at the decorations and fixtures as they are going after an upscale cafeteria. -Strange. The floor, walls, and ceilings are obviously meant to reflect sound and not absorb  it. It was a loud scene even though it was not full. I would only go back again if I was staying at the Palms, did not want to go far, I did not want to talk to or hear the people I was with, and the meal was comped.


Not the place to go if you are the least bit of an epicurean. I ordered the bbq chicken breast which came to me so dry I would have needed to eat it in the rain. c n cheese its ok if you are three years old. In fact the Kraft Mac n cheese in a box is a step above what I had.\n\nThe one good thing I can say is service was was very good, and prompt.\n\nAll in all I will giver it a second shot in the future, then review again.


Awful experience every time I come here. I asked for chips & salsa & was ignored. Then upon other customers & myself trying to communicate with the bartender she completely gave me an attitude. Then I asked for no salt on my margarita & she put salt on it. She tried to take her mistakes & blame it on others. When I asked for chips & salsa AGAIN. She said, \"you know you have to pay for it!\" I will make sure to let everyone know not to go there.  If you want good mexican food go across the street to Aria!


Oh My! where do I start?  The 3 sales associates that are sweet,kind and helpful must be recognized for their grace and class....But, I really wish this store would be shut down.  Rude,offensive,inappropriate and snotty is all I can say.  \n\nWhen I was pregnant...and wandering SFS aimlessly to get away from the 110 degree weather...a SA commented that I should check to make sure I was not carrying triplets....another SA comments that she does not know what she will do with the HUGE commission she will make by selling me a 50$ Theory t-shirt.  Another associate refused to set aside 2 pairs of Prada shoes because she wanted the commission right now...not later...she was trying to screw my regular sales girl out of the sale...in turn she screwed NM out of a sale all together.   \n\nI wrote a letter to their HO...got a call from the VP...who commented \"Well. we can't hold our Sales Associate's hands ALL THE TIME!\"...are you kidding me????? He did say that he would discuss each incident with the mentioned SA....Yes. I wrote down names...AND Dates.\n\nBut seriously, to refuse a return because you are going on break???? and to act like it MY FAULT for disturbing your glorious day at work? \n\nGet with it Neiman's!! this store is liability and so many out their would LOVE to have a job and would be glad to be helpful and kind to a customer.\n\nI would love to see that store turned into a COSTCO just like PV Mall...it's just what NM deserves.  The 3 SA's that do NOT deserve my scorn....go work for a company that makes people feel Beautiful,Happy and well taken care of....


The worst hotel stay ever. My husband and I packed for a spur of the moment weekend getaway to Vegas for our Honeymoon. Next time it will be a planned getaway. Never been to Vegas before we booked at the Quad because it was reasonably priced and the web stateded newley remodeled. As we checked in we were excited to get to are rooms and hit the town also they upgraded our room to a deluxe room because it was our honeymoon which was great so we thought. As soon as we opened the doors to the room we immediatly were in awe of how OLD and outdated the room was. The room smelled like smoke but we were in a non-smoking room. the sliding glass door was broken,TV was a old 27 inch tube and the carpets were so DIRTY we kept are socks on the whole time. I called to complain but was told we were in a deuxe room and that was all that was available. We did stay but only to sleep and we checked out the next morning. Also the worst part was i woke up with to BIG bumps on my face and my husband with a STYE. Avoid this hotel at all cost it is so FILTHY and you may wake up with a surprise. If i could give this hotel a big fat ZERO rating I would have but my only option was a 1 star


Overpriced deli if I ever saw one, but it's inside the Wynn, so what do you expect.  I only had the matzo ball soup -- giant matzo ball, and very good.  But I don't know if it should have been $8.  Inside the Wynn, though, that's a friggin' bargain!


Stopped in for the first time this Saturday to give it a quick try. The bakery looked great and a wide selection of goodies, but I was interested in the Mexican cuisine. Generally when visiting a Mexican establishment for the first time, I order pastor tacos. If they can't get that right, what's the purpose of trying anything else? I was not disappointed. \n\nI ordered 3 tacos ($2 each) to go and they arrived in an appropriate amount of time. The first thing I noticed was that they had corn tortillas - I hate corn tortillas, but shrugged it off and squeezed the fresh lime over the pastor tacos topped with fresh onions and cilantro and dived in. It was delicious. \n\nI have come to the conclusion that its not that I don't like corn tortillas, I just have hated the ones that I have had in the past. I associated corn tortillas with mealy and overpowering flavors, but that would not describe these tortillas. The portion was huge and my large appetite would have been more than satisfied with just two tacos. I can't wait to give this place another try.\n\nIf I was a Monona Grove student, which has an open campus, I would be spending every lunch hour at this place.


Service is almost always slow and food is just okay. Even my beer was warm tonight. Kinda of pricey but what do you expect out of a hotel restaurant?


I like thid place.  I have seen it several times and never stopped in. I was excited when I was invited to a Halloween party here. I had a great time. The line at the bar moved farely quickly.  The staff was professional and friendly.  I should have come here sooner. The dj (Bow Wow Wow) was friendly and approachable.  On theother side was a cover band playing ,so it was fun to float between dance floors. \n\nI definitely want to go back again. Great venue.


First time delta out of PHX and wasn't to bad. F class as usual is overrated domestically and overpriced. \n\nService from FA's was pretty decent and the newer planes are nice with great PE systems.\n\n\nOut of all domestic travel this definitely ranked pretty high (although that's not saying much).


You can never go wrong with watching KA.  The stage is a true masterpiece since it moves.  The best seats are in the back section or else your neck might hurt from looking up if your in the front section.  Spectacular show.  A must see!


Expensive.  Problem with this place is that a guy with SUPER greasy hands took my keys and my got in my car.... yup, you guessed it, grease all over my door handle, shifter, steering wheel, car keys... just disgusting.  Will NEVER go back...!


Not a bad place to visit. It was crowded inside, but we sat outside next to the fire pit. We were the only ones enjoying our beers out side. The waiters came and moved the empty tables to make room for some game that you toss bean bags onto a board that has a hole in it. I guess you het points for making it on the hole  the throwers toss the bag 23 feet. So a romantic evening was cut short because we were having bean bags fly with in feet of our heads. Not cool to force us off the patio so drunks can play a game of toss the bean bag. Only bonus for this place is the ginormous receptionist who stands at 6'2 very attractive\n\nWe did order some Nachos cheese was not melted. Tasted good though   Ditch the bean bag game.


I always take friends here from out of town.  Love this place!


I really like this place and my wife doesn't.  Mediterranean Pizza.  Good prices. Light on the toppings though.  Which may be good for some.  Fresh ingredients, lots of selection and  brick oven baked.   They get a little lower mark from me because it is a bit small and atmosphere could be a lot nicer if they were larger.  They are sort of part casual dining part fast food diner.  3 of 5 stars for a casual dining experience.


Ross is a hit and miss kinda place. They had very little inventory this visit. I was super disappointed. Maybe I just hit it on an off day :/


I love good food and I am a very finicky diner. I've introduced many friends to this hidden restaurant. \nHowever, I was very disappointed when I tried ordering one of my favorite dishes to find it is no longer available! Costillas Verdes, was a delicious combination of fall off the bone ribs, green salsa and cactus. It was among the most authentic items on the menu. Now it's gone!\nPlease bring back this rare authentic delicious food item. The restaurant did not replace the Costillas with anything even coming close to comparable.


This is a very high end mall and not somewhere that I would buy anything. There are tons of fashion/clothes shops, so perhaps it's good if you like that sort of shopping. There is also an Apple store, which is cool. I visited on a Saturday afternoon. There was almost no parking available and the stores were overcrowded. For the number of large and fancy malls in the Phoenix area, this one doesn't measure up for me.


I went to Lane Bryant today and really enjoyed their selection of clothing. \n\nAt a size 14, I am on the cusp and can shop at most dept. stores w/o having to go to the dreaded plus size dept. I hate plus size clothing! They are always very drab and boring, childlike, or so over the top you are just asking for unwanted attention, so I try to stay away from them as much as possible. But, because Lane Bryant was close to where I was shopping I decided to go in. \n\nI was pleasantly surprised at how modern and up to date their clothing was. I saw very little \"fat lady\" style clothing, and was happy to look around at their selection. \n\nWhile entering the store I noticed their sizes were 14-?(cant remember the number it goes to) so I thought I would find something here. Remarkably, there was very little items in a 14 and I was disheartened by this. I'm sure they don't get alot of size 14's in the store, but if you advertise that you carry that size you really should. \n\nThe staff was not very friendly, and very disorganized. \nThe dressing rooms were clean, but the mirrors are very annoying. They are tilted and lighted in a way that makes you look better than you actually do, in turn making the clothes look better on. From now on, I will make my purchases, go home, try on the clothes, and return if I need to. \n\nI ended up walking out with a great pair of earrings (they were on clearance for $4.99, and a gorgeous black dress. The dress is too large, but I am going to take it to a tailor and have it fitted correctly. \n\nThe clothes here are a bit pricey. I noticed t-shirts with screened print for $30. The dress I purchased was $69.99. Next time, I will probably try Macy's 1st and if I don't find anything I will come here. \n\nAlso, check their website for in-store deals before going. I did not, and later noticed that they were having a 25% off sale that I did not know about and did not get the promotional discount.