I love BLD... LOVE it. I can't get enough of their breakfast foods - especially the Monte Cristo. Who wouldn't love yummy pieces of ham, slathered with raspberry preserved and sandwiched between two thick pieces of french toast. Yum! With potatoes on the side, too. Double yum. \n\nI've been several times, for breakfast, lunch & dinner. Breakfast is served until 2pm or so, but after 3pm (ish) the menu changes to dinner only (which is my only complaint... I wish I could have breakfast any time of the day). Their lunch sandwiches have all been delicious and their happy hour menu is pretty darn good too. \n\nThere is a full bar for all of your booze needs & a wonderfully comfortable outdoor patio. One big highlight for me is that BLD has a dog-friendly patio. I can bring my pooch with me after a trip to the dog park (Paseo Vista dog park isn't too far from BLD). They always offer me a water bowl when she's with me & even sometimes have massive dog bones. \n\nThe staff have all been fantastic - friendly and knowledgeable. I look forward to going back each time!


We had dinner last night at CR, my daughters wanted cheese quesadillas and they still charge $8, dinner for all of us was $35. I will say that the food was good, but not at the price and style(this is a sit down price) As we left it reinforced how great Chipotle is. I hope not to return. Do yourself a favor and drive somewhere else.


Great at taking my money, but horrible at delivering promised goods.  I bought a signature gold suit on December 2nd. I was able to pick up my suit jacket on December 10th and I was measured for my suit pants adjustments that day. Fast forward 48 days later and I still do not have my suit pants. Nothing like spending $300+ on a suit plus adjustments while only receiving half of the suit. They have HORRIBLE customer service, after initial purchase.   I can't recommend this store.


Wow!\n\nThis hotel is great if you never want to leave the room...bring bubble bath for the giant-ass bath tub!(trust me!) \n\nI loved every minute I spent here, we never watched the TV the whole time we were there. The even had amazing chocolate covered strawberries!


I was excited a new independent restaurant opened around the corner from my house. \n\nUpon being seated at Bootleggers, my arm stuck to the table. It was difficult to get anyone's attention to come wipe the table. https://www.yelp.com/biz/bootleggers-food-and-drink-phoenix\n\nWe ordered the Crispy Rock Shrimp appetizer, which was very tasty, yet a very small portion for $10, for 10 marble sized shrimp. \n\nOur dinner was comprised of Beef Brisket, Turkey Leg and Cottage Fries.\nThe cottage fries were horrible. They tasted like they were a cheap brand, frozen from a bag. In fact, I buy frozen Ore-Ida fries that are far superior. These were below school lunch grade. I suggest the Crispy Ore-Ida Crinkle Cuts. They are fantastic. \n\nThe Beef Brisket was unlike any I've ever eaten before, and I would never eat this one again. It was cut horizontally, against the grain of the top of brisket. It was one 1/2 inch slice. It looked more like an elongated piece of liver. It was very dry and barely tasted like brisket due to the cut and thickness. The turkey leg was very small, maybe 7\" long and was also quite dry.  I'm no chef, but I can make far superior turkey, brisket and Ore-Ida fries at home. \n\nIt seemed that the kitchen was very backed up. All the tables were full and everyone was waiting for their food, as well as the servers were waiting and starring into the kitchen.  It seemed that the kitchen was struggling with preparing food for the bar buffet, and dinner service.  After the bar buffet was replenished, table service began to flow. \n\nOur server was friendly, yet very inattentive. I had to wave my drink several times to get the servers attention for a refill, and then when it came it wasn't what I was drinking.  I gave up on trying to have it corrected. The servers passed quickly through the tables without looking or acknowledging their tables. \n\nThe table next to us had issues with their service and getting their full order served as we exchanged exasperated glances. It wasn't until after they were ready to leave that the last dish was finally brought to their table. \n\nI couldn't wait to get out of there. If only I could get the servers attention to bring my check.  Finally the server had brought out about five checks, picked them all up and rang them all out slowly at the same time. \n\nI wish Bootleggers all the luck in the world and hope they can make it, and then make it better.


After a few unsuccessful visits to other Nail Spas in Gilbert, I am pleased with 4D nails. They were busy on a Sunday afternoon, but moved many of the customers rather quickly without compromising their services. The lady who did my manicure was great and very friendly. I think her name was Vi . . . the gentleman that did my pedicure was really great. Most of the techs chatted with customers and that is something I can appreciate. They even gave me a great deal on a mani-pedi through the Yelp site that I was not aware. I will certainly go back and have spoken to a few people in the Gilbert area who recommend this place as well. Thanks for the great service :)


Not really a fan of this place, decided to go because my friend and seen a 2 for 1 deal which was an entree and an appetizer or dessert for $10. So we thought why not. I had a house salad, and the chicken brushetta pasta. The chicken on the the pasta was not fresh tasted like cardboard. Will not be going back.


From the moment you arrive at Luxury Suites international you realize that what you paid for makes you less valuable as a guest than going directly through the hotel. The luxury suites are privately owned therefore you will not get the same service as the others staying in the hotel, something you should be aware of if you choose to reserve through amazon or travelzoo. The \"customer service\" reps: Natasha and Nicole don't have a clue how to make guests feel welcome. In fact if you booked through Amazon or Travelzoo you will soon be aware that other guests booking directly with the hotel are treated differently. Sometimes it's difficult to put your finger on a person's attitude but in this case there is a bit of animosity for those who took advantage of a special. The hotel is nice but I can't emphasize enough, if you feel that Nicole or Natasha the two \"customer service representatives\" have an attitude, it's time to call the hotel directly. Natasha treats guests as if they are asking for a handout. While the hotel itself has some wonderful qualities the team at Luxury Suites will make you regret booking through them. Whether you need a pillow, housekeeping or a razor (like most hotels will give you) you will be told told by the signature that this is not their concern. Better spend a few more dollars than dealing with these woman who believe that discount guests are more of a nuisance than a valuable part of their business. Furthermore, if you book through Luxury Suites International, a \"balcony vista\" with a view of the strip is more like a view of another hotel. Beware as all rooms are non refundable. Live and learn.


The hubs and I are suckers for some good Pho and we haven't found better in Phoenix since we moved here. The restaurant itself is nothing special but what does one expect when you can get two bowls of pho, two drinks, and crispy spring rolls for under $15? We've never eaten anything else there but in the cooler months we eat here at least 3 times a month... sometimes more =)


Kitchin is an outstanding high end restaurant in Leith with well prepared regional dishes such as grouse, and local ingredients and cheeses, and an excellent wine list.


I did not have the same experience as many of these other reviewers which is surprising.  I met a colleague here for breakfast during the week and we were greeted promptly - service was fine.  I ordered the Petunia Pig omelet and my colleague ordered the Corn Beef Hash.  The food portions were big, but the taste was lacking.  My eggs were a bit overcooked and did not have enough cheese or meat in the omelet.  The \"homemade potato chips\" which accompanied the dish were nothing special - would have preferred hash browns.  The toast was dry.  I just wasn't impressed.  I've had many other breakfasts here in Vegas including the other Omelet House in Henderson (which was great).  Not sure what went wrong today.


Not a great job and mows with guards up.  Damaged my car and then denied it and started cussing.  Unprofessional and Rude and not very good landscape service.  I to wish they had a 0 star.


My girlfriend and I just left and are completely distraught and frustrated.  We had been there once before with satisfying results and so tried it again expecting the same. How wrong we were.  The first time we went we got the introductory rate of about $39 i believe. I knew I couldn't expect the same this time, but never in my dreams had I expected to pay $88 dollars for what was maybe a $30 massage! (the therapist I saw left her ID badge in the room and it showed she had just been licensed last August). No one informed us of this rate when I called to make the appointment or when we arrived. I feel scammed and cheated. I made my feelings known to the cashier but she didn't seem to care or make any compromises. I'll never be back and I'll tell anyone who will listen to not go there. Go to the massage therapy school on weekends! It's only $30 and you get about the same experience!


Not sure how good the food is going to be but 45 minutes to get it is unacceptable. No apologies at all from the staff either. Finally got our food. Not worth the wait.  Skip it!


Maybe I prefer my clothes a little more urban than the average white guy but, I liked this spot and love the idea of being able to look fly on a budget.\n\nIts HUGE!  Lots of variety.  Urban wear to suits and everything in between.  Accessories too.  My only complaint is that there wasn't much service outside of the fitting rooms.  But at these prices, that was expected.


Never stayed in the rooms I eat there and the Grand Cafe is fab, the price is okay, the portions suits the price. However the food tastes great. \n  I don't do the buffet often but when I do I have never had any complaints. Nice selection. and if you have a Players Card you can get a good deal. \n  Yes its a casino so its smokey and there is no real non smoking place. The smoke is everywhere, its Vegas Baby.  The machines are pretty good, run when you win is my advice. Lol. \n   As for the service Its not easy to find someone to help, the cutbacks seem to still be in effect. Little tip, those guys in suits with badges, grab one. lol.\n   The Station Casinos love Locals!!!


Good NY style pizza!  Don't forget the fried ravioli, garlic knots, and Greek salad...all winners in my book!\n\nMy only dig on the place is the way they do sausage as a topping.  Instead of chunks of sausage scattered about the pie, the sausage is cut in thin slices lengthwise.  Eh, not my preferred way to go, and it really doesn't look good that way, but it still tastes good.


I get it its a free show . Yes you don't have to pay. But just because its free doesn't mean we have to watch this GARBAGE! I watched it last night and  boy I am glad I want waiting like the rest of the people there. I just so happen to be walking by. The show IT IS NOT FOR KIDS! It is full of sexual innuendos just gross stuff. The sirens aren't sirens they are just girls wearing close to nothing outfits rubbing they breast against ropes and just ZERO talent. The impression I got was that the casino HAD a good pirate theme production but had to turn this into a grouchy show to attract men to come inside to see all this girls. The show was so bad I walked away and  many people walked away too. Many people felt offended and just walked away very disappointed . DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME. If you do decide to go the only exciting thing is the few fire flames from the \"explosion \" and maybe the pirate ship. PLEASE DON'T WATCH THIS .


The only thing this place loves is high prices. They clearly hate burgers. Food was greasy, cold and not worth even finishing. I hope this place closes sooner than later, there are way too many restaurants in Las Vegas that are overpriced and substandard that stay open because they rely on non repeat tourist business.


Good beer on draught and they know how to pour Guinness!  Went here recently with a group of coworkers for a holiday happy hour.  We ordered a variety of appetizers, drinks and beers.  The apps all came out hot and fresh.  The deep fried mushrooms were a hit with the others (I am not a mushroom fan) as were the wings.  Their hot wings are pretty darned good.  They are crispy and meaty and spicy! The spinach dip case with chips and pita in a little crock, served nice and warm. The pretzel with the guinness-cheese sauce was also really tasty and a nice relief on my taste buds after the wings. \n\nLocated in Dana Park, there is ample parking and not much of a crowd at 5pm, which meant prompt service for us! The servers kept up on our drinks, food and cleared plates as they became empty.  They have discounts on food and beverage during happy hour, so I'm keeping The Harp as a happy hour option.


I don't know what happened to this place!  They once had great bartenders that knew how to make some amazing cocktails, not to mention they could handle a full bar in stride....I went there last week and this place is just awful now in comparison.  I am sorry Merc, your service was poor and slow, with a kind of haughty, supercilious demeanor.  Not sure I will be back.


Here we are again over a year later, a friend insisted on coming here. I tried to tell her but she wouldn't listen. I told her I am not going to the Vig again, she said she was buying and she had her heart set on going. I figured it has been a long time and maybe I got them on an off night. So we went.\n\nThen it was down hill from there. 15 minutes for our ditsy size 0 server to arrive. She was more concerned with texting and flirting with another table of three guys, to be concerned with us. This is the 2nd time I have gotten an idiot server here and I have only been here twice. I will revisit the server after I speak on the food. \n\nThe food took forever & they were not very busy, 27 minutes! For a Tandoori Shrimp salad , that they forgot to put shrimp on & the Frenchy well I think this sandwich would definitely offend the French. There was very little meat and it was way over cooked. Then it was another 10 minutes for my friend to get her shrimp! \n\nBack to the server..... Wouldn't you notice when bringing the food to the table that a Shrimp salad had no shrimp?! I mean she took the order, she entered the order and she delivered the order. When we told her um excuse me isn't this salad supposed to have grilled shrimp? She replied \" oh yea, it's not under the lettuce?\" then she left and came back after 10 minutes with the shrimp. No apology nothing!\n\nVig quit thinking you are the only game in town, I will not be back even if someone else pays!\n\nThe only good thing here in my opinion is the building. Step up your service and your food quality and you would be great!


nice atmosphere, great wait staff, and good pizza. the creme limoncello after dinner will definitely do the trick!


I enjoy Asian fusion, but this was disappointing.  First, we had to wait 25 minutes to be seated. Which would be fine if it was worth that wait...\nStarted with a cocktali which was highly recommended by the waitress. Shanghai Tea or something like that? It was nothing special.\nWe ordered some Edamame to start, and it never came. I guess someone forgot. Very unfortunately considering how hungry we were.\n\nI had the orange chicken, which was okay. It was too salty,didn't really taste like orange chicken so much as salt chicken... so I wouldn't get it again. My husband got the Evil Jungle Princess Chicken and he didn't seem blown away by it. I tasted it and it was not that flavorful.\nDessert was probably the best part. We got the banana spring roll, and it was pretty tasty. \nI don't think we will bother going back.


Wow, yet another amazing restaurant, how come that does not \"Surprise\" me, coming from the \"Sister\" restaurant \"Rice Paper\". Dropped in last night to see what the buzz was about and ordered the Fillet & Jumbo Shrimp with fresh lemon grass which was made with perfection with a perfectly balanced dipping sauce served with a side of rice, a small bowl of the pho soup stock and a tasty side salad. Dennis and Hue brought out  a  Cornish Game hen that was crispy on the outside and tender and juicy on the inside, these culinary marvels don't mess around!!! and of course it also came with a wonderful dipping sauce. Both dishes were superb not to mention the hospitality from Dennis the proprietor who tells me he only  uses the freshest ingredients and boy your palate sure notices the difference. The food quality exceeds the price of the menu, I would pay double for the quality given here. Saigon Kitchen you have a customer for life here, can't wait to bring my family in here.\nLooks like Saigon Kitchen and Rice Paper are my home away from home now!!!!


While Crescent area can be cringe-worthy, I had a lovely mello time here indoors with the graceful and charming Rawan K, and then outdoors wondering about the women of Wanda's (strip club upstairs) with a brat pack of hawt Yelpers on the sidewalk tables. The macarons were light and lovely (especially the chocolate and coffee ones, yum) and they did in fact pair well with wine and whiskey.  The sandwich I ordered was just okay, and when it was taken away to be doggy-bagged up it never returned. Also: slow jazz. You always lose one star for slow jazz. That's the rule. ;)


the perfect spot for a lunch meeting - close to the city center but away from the hustle and bustle.  the quiet outside patio is nice for a breath of fresh air before returning to the recirculated air of your office tower.\n\nthe lunch menu is affordable and delicious!  i highly recommend the eggplant parm or meatball sandwiches with the house salad! (if you are dining with a friend, try ordering both and sharing half/half on the sandwiches)\n\nthe pizza and antipasto on the evening menu is top notch as well!  a great spot for casual group dinners or an intimate dinner for two. love this place!


Tim!!! You are awesome!!!! Your crew was amazing!! Being from a military family we go through a lot of moves. We've seen the best and the worst. Master Mover by far has been the best movers we've ever experienced. No hidden charges! They take care of your furniture and your home! The crew is very professional. Thanks guys!! GO ARMY!!


Hey Yall...i knew i would find EXACTLY what I was looking for...I want to tell me peers when they fly in, but I want to keep her a secret....I LOVE ROSITAS...Carmen was my prompt and courteous server...i I ordered the carne asada burrito enchilada style with rice and beans it came with a side of guacamole and a little lettuce salad. The Carne Asada Steak inside of this burrito was totally undeniably freakin awesome, awesome like a FOODGASM in my mouth the meat was tender, flavorful, juicy, and I could see & taste the spices WHERE IN THE HELL do they do that at well let me tell you ROSITAS. This has to be one of the best things I've ever eaten since I've been in Phoenix, Arizona. The mom and pop setting remind me of home the loud crazy people didn't bother me it's a small restaurant it's time to be expected. Don't do yourself an injustice by leaving if it's crowded what are your items to go. I love guacamole but I didn't enjoy this one because I could tell they add Southwest spices and I like mine plain.


In-n-Out by far sets the bar above the rest of all fast food. The employees exude customer service, clean uniforms, and great food. Could this because this company believes is paying their employees more than a minimum wage?  Could be a big factor.  It is proof that if you take care of your employees, they will take care of the business.


The French fries with the trio of dipping sauces is a must try!\n\nReally enjoyed the burger. Be sure to order medium!\n\nPass on the green chili pork on the brunch menu as the pork was lacking flavor.  And the ribs had a weird tart flavor and the yogurt foam did not enhance.\n\nNice ambience and natural light throughout restaurant.


This place was horrible. We came in a large group and the food quality was pretty bad and was not cooked properly. We started with a few appetizers, pub wings, mac and cheese (entree but ordered for the table), tenders and potato cakes. Out of everything so far the mac and cheese was the best. \n\nFour of the nine ordered the porterhouse steak medium rare. When they all came out they were medium well to well done, completely dry, and no flavor at all. The few people that ordered fish and chips said it was good but I wasn't able to try. \n\nThe desserts were pretty bad as well. The brownie sundae was burnt when it was microwaved and hard. The guiness cake was decent. \n\nIf we didn't have show plans for the night we would have went to lawrys instead, but now we know to never come back.


I'd love to stretch to 4 stars on this one but I just can't. For Mesa, it's about as good as it gets. Great location off Val Vista, food is above average, drinks well made. Staff is very friendly and attentive.\n\nNot sure what it is, it's just missing something? The bar is usually the happening place. Great for small/medium groups as you can score a seat almost any night of the week.


what a horrible place to stay.do not stay here.furniture beat up in newly remodeled rooms,whole place stinks like cigs.fire hazards in room,not up to code.music from outside hotel blasting till three in the morning.poor service,bad attitude from management.to much to list just stay away


Since my husband and I have bought 4 cars from this dealership I guess you could call us loyal Honda customers. Never had any major problems with our cars other than maintaing them. My Element is 7 years old and still running like a champ. \n\nWe get all of our oil changes and work done here and the service department team are always friendly and professional. We took the Element in a few weeks back for the 30,000 mile service and my husband asked if we needed to replace the tires. Carol looked them over and said no, they were still decent. They have never pressured  us into spending more than what is necessary to keep our cars running properly and that is why we will continue to come back here.


Ugh Riiiiiiigby. I love you. And I want to keep loving you, but your service has gotten atrocious.


Something must have happened at Bison Witches between January and August. New management? Maybe down economy? What ever it was, the \"huge sandwiches\" that many have mentioned, including my friend Austin who was with me yesterday, have been replaced by huge slices of bread.\n\nThick slices of bread are perfect for french toast, but shouldn't be anywhere near a sandwich. Maybe if what was in between the slices was served in an equally generous portion, this would be okay, but as it was served to me, the massive slices of bread only emphasized the meager portions of meat and toppings. This was disappointing to say the least.\n\nThe quality of the soup and half sandwich I ordered was decent. The soup definitely better than the sandwich, but also in a smaller portion than the reputation of this place suggested.\n\nIt's a cool atmosphere with a decent selection at the bar. The Pumpkin Porter from Four Peaks was especially good.\n\nThe service left much to be desired. Our meals were brought to us by a different server than took our order and was visibly annoyed that we were in the middle of a conversation when she showed up to give us our food. How dare I finish the sentence I was wrapping up while she waited roughly 5 seconds with our food. But hey, that's how I roll.\n\nOur experience at Bison's was  2.5 stars. I'll give them the extra .5 for offering Four Peaks seasonal. Other than that, it's no the kind of place I see myself craving.


The food is great! It's the service that needs desperate attention.\n\nATTENTION OWNERS: We are not in Jerusalem. We are not in Tel Aviv. While I understand the laid back, casual, time consuming approach other cultures have,  I assure you most people will not. Neither will they yelp about it in an attempt to help you understand. They simply will not return.\n\nYou need to greet customers promptly, prepare the food in a reasonable time, and smile.  \n\nEvery time I am in your restaurant is a new adventure. There is ZERO consistency. Sometimes your service is ok, but most times it is plain aweful. What a shame, considering how delicious your food truly is.\n\nPlease fix your customer service problems so I can enjoy my experience, and find you open rather than out of business when I return. Shalom.


Well, Geno's has raised their prices and are not accepting coupons from their site.  We've now had several not good experiences here.  They ran out of fries after taking our order that we were picking up without telling us.  That would have been nice to know before we picked up our order.  And then, they also go the order wrong.\n\nAnother time we ordered two orders of fries, one order had a lot of fries and the other had half of it, yet we were charged the same price for both.  We also ordered onion rings and I think that only 1/2 the container was filled, which onion rings are not very compact.\n\nThey would not honor a coupon from their own site.  What gives.  Tonight we ordered 3 subs and the subs were mediocre and had less meatballs than they had normally.  When I inquired why our order was so expensive, they said the price of their subs went up last week.  So, from earlier this spring the meatball subs were $5 and now $7?  Ridiculous price increase.\n\nMaybe the pizza is cheap, but I think we'll see if we can find another place nearby maybe towards Safeway area that is comparable.  And, as some other people have written, the people they employ are a bit rude.\n\nAs much as my husband loves the bacon ranch fries, I'm just not interested in going here anymore.


don't go there, the most horrible experience ever. they altered my jeans to the point that i cannot wear it or return them. they were very rude and when i asked for my money back i didn't got the full price i paid. and the money was thrown to me.


The EXPERIENCE here, as far as service goes is absolutely top notch! Susanne helped my sister and I both find cars that were perfect for us without any of the haggle and hustle at the other dealerships. If you are going to purchase, I highly recommend seeing her. She's knowledgeable and clearly experienced in what she does with a no-nonsense approach, while still being very personable and easy to get along with. She's a breath of fresh air after all of the other dealers I had been working with! Dare I say she made my vehicle purchase fun? I do, I dare to say so. She. Is. Fantastic!\n\nThey have a decent selection here at Carmax, and you can download their app which is really easy to use to help you find cars that are out of state that can be transferred in, either for free, or for a fee, but it's all stated upfront on the website/app. They also offer extended warranties here for a very fair price, and if you take them into the Carmax service station, you get a discount on your co-pay. \n\nThe service station, however, seems to always be very busy, and it can be difficult to schedule an appointment. Even when you get through to schedule (or they call you back) the wait times to bring your car in can be long- so plan ahead if you can. I usually have to schedule about two weeks out when I call.\n\nThe time is took to actually purchase my car once I found it was ridiculously low. I mean, I was in and out of there in less than two hours I think, once we sat down to do the paperwork. It was very fast, very straight forward, absolutely painless.\n\nThe only downside (which is also a plus) is that at Carmax, you don't haggle. The sticker price is the actual price. So while their prices are *fair* you're never going to get a good deal here. You'll pay a fair price, but you also won't be ripped off ever.


Location is what gives it 4 stars. \nWhat gives it 0? Out of every beer almost on beer list. Ironic part is we were the table that ordered them. Took the waitress each trip to realize what they were out of. (Wouldn't you just keep a list? )\nAlso change your kegs and be prepared this is usually when beers change flavors and opening week of college football. \nSorry this bar would never cut it in the big football cities. \nSeems they have tons of mixed shots which is cute if your back in the frat or need quick buzz.


My question this is a great Costco, but why do they charge more for gas than any other Costco iin the area.  Overcharging their very good customers.\nI had a pepperone slice  of pizza on Saturday, but there was no cheese on the pizza. just sauce and pepperoni.


Saturday night November 2nd 2013 my sons 21 birthday we had a blast I got a room on the strip so no one had to drive all my son wanted to do was smoke hookah yelp says this is the place to go the website says open till 3 I called to make sure they were open we walked pretty far to get there arrived at 1am and we were met at the door by a very bitchy lady stating they were closed as loud music blared in the background and you could see people sitting inside I was livid she was really nasty about it too I was just about to click the check in button until she spoke I will never go back and I know the people that were with us will never go back either


First poutine I've had in a long time. It was quick and I enjoyed it. If you want poutine and its 5:00AM this is the place for you. Late night, and delicious.


Great food...friendly service...and very reasonable!  Try some of their fresh lemonade instead of BYOB.


Got a coupon in the mail for a BOGO. Went last night with the G/F, place was busy for a Tuesday night. Has a wide variety and selection of food. The sushi station was filled in a lot of good looking items. Had a nice selection of both your traditional Chinese food and your American food as well. The crab legs are good a little soft but nice tasty and warm. The dessert section was also awesome had a good variety of all different types of desserts including fresh fruit. The wait staff there was terrific always attentive towards the customer and was able to clean the plates off in a timely manner. I would recommend this place if you're in North Las Vegas and want  an honest good buffet.


Our two steaks were raw in the middle. Not rare but raw. Around us other diners were calling the wait staff over for the same reason. Over cooked I can see - but serial raw? Horrible.


I only get the carmel flan...they hit the spot but I've had better...for the $2 price, you can't go wrong with that.


Pretty new yet to area.... But this mall is ok for what you need. There's plenty of options and it's always pretty clean:)


Okay, so my husband wanted to go here since he'd heard of it. Big, big mistake. If could give them 0 stars I would. \n\nFirst, DO NOT take a taxi to get there. They charge you $30 per person if you do, because they have to pay off the taxi driver. So don't expect the $10 price advertised on their website. And don't forget the 2 drink minimum per person, and drinks are $15 each. \n\nSecond, it's not nearly as nice as I expected it to be. The reputation is as a high class strip club, but in reality it's very trashy. The girls were so-so, nothing special. None of them really made use of the poles. If you want a good pole dance show, try Cirque du Soleil instead. \n\nI highly, highly recommend against going there.  Definitely not the kind of place where a woman can go with her husband comfortably.


If I could give this place negative stars I would.  I stayed here for a few months and knew I had to get out.  The staff there is so unprofessional and rude its ridiculous.  Kathy will be nice one day and rude the next. I will let you know the whole front desk staff is horrible... The property manager Sonya is the worst of them all!! I don't know what's wrong with her but her jaw is constantly moving when she talks to you, like she's tweeked out.. Its gross!!!!\nIf you are a single woman do not ever trust this place as a safe environment.. It is occupied with apparent drug users who are so pilled out that they leave their car doors open all night, sit out in front of their apartments and drink all day... It is so scary walking to your room because you never know what's lurking around the corner.. Also, if you are a woman the perverted old men come and sit at the pool and watch you or stand on the balcony and watch you as you lay out.. Its very creepy!!!!\nThe laundry rooms are always dirty and the washers and dryers are old and always broken. If the dryer doesn't work they won't refund your money. \nThey have a bunch of illegal workers there who speak no English and the guy workers are soooo creepy...its not safe at all....\nTo say the least, I would never recommend this place to anyone, it was one of the worst experiences I've ever had with any place I have stayed...\nStay clear of this place its horrible!!!!!!!


*bed bugs* Stayed here for a conference this week. The place is big and they seem to have nice pools and lounge areas, however, our room smelled bad... Like musty and also like smoke. I really was unhappy with the smell. My girlfriends and I stayed in two separate rooms. After the first night one of my gf's woke up with 6-7 bites and was left uncomfortable and itching the entire trip. The second night of our stay ( i was staying in a different room) I was also bit! I went to sleep fine and woke up with two bites on my ankles. Just a side note, we never had the doors open and we were in two separate rooms.  We both sleep with the blankets covering us as well so I have determined that this is most likely a bed bug issue. My last night I was bit again twice and now I'm home and happy to be here. I am frustrated though that I am itching like crazy, just felt dirty yuck! I gave two stars because the facility is nice, but I don't think getting bit is acceptable.


JJ's is in Paris and made it real convenient during my last stay in LV. I really liked this meat croissant thing they had. Almost like a piroshky...can't remember exactly what it was but it was super good especially as a snack during the long drive back to LA.


Come for the endless variety of BBQ, stay because you can't make a decision. Realize the selection of sides is equally expansive, and just sit there eating biscuits with apple butter until someone tells you to get the tri-tip sandwich with a side of cornbread.\n\nI understand why people are lamenting about how stupid the prices are, but come on, y'all. You could totally share a meal with someone here and leave satisfied (as long as you eat yer biscuits.) Now, now, I know what you're thinking, \"We don't take kindly to sharers 'round these parts...\" But put down your pitchforks, because the portions are proportionally reasonable to their stupid prices.\n\nLucille's lands at 2 stars for good biscuit and cornbread game, solid tri-tip and peanut slaw, and subpar brisket and mac 'n' cheese. In another region, I might toss Lucy a fourth star, but anything less than the best in this BBQ-splattered town just won't win my stomacheart.


We tried Five Guys for the first time this weekend.  The food is very good and you get big portions so you don't leave hungry.  However the burger where actually very greasy.  We did not realize that the regular burger are all double patties, for a normal size burger you get what they call a little burger.  I would not normally order a double bacon cheese burger, but I did not realize this fact until our food arrived.  There is no sign letting you know they are double patty burgers.  It's cool that they have a whole list of topping and you just choose whatever you want on the burger.  Every thing is made fresh and to order.  Word of caution to those who have peanut allergies, everything is cooked in peanut oil and they have boxes of peanuts lining the entry way.  The place is very clean and the people working seemed very nice.  \n\nThe reason I only gave it 3 stars instead of 4 stars is due to the high price.  I would say this is in no way a 5 star place.  This is basically a glorified fast food place.  You come in and stand in line to order get your number and drinks and wait for them to yell out your number.  Weather or not you are dining in you get your food in a paper bag.  However, you pay prices like going to Red Robin or some sit down place, and the quality is not that of a sit down place.  My suggestion is to go a block down to Trop. and have In-N-Out and pay a fraction of the price or go someplace where they don't yell out numbers for you to pick up your food.  For 3 people (2 adults and 1 child) we paid almost $40, at In-N-Out we usually pay about $20.  I don't mind these prices if I am not having to stand in line to order and getting my food in a paper bag and then sitting in hard metal and plastic chairs.  \n\nSo my advice save the money and go to another fast food place, or spend maybe $10 more and go someplace where you can sit and have your order taken and get the higher quality.


Decided to check this place out since we were in the area and there was a yelp deal. \n\nThe food was decent, nothing too special but it took forever for the server to bring our food and it wasn't hot when it arrived. After waiting forever we didnt' want to send it back to be reheated. The restaurant wasn't that busy either so the delay and luke warm food was a disappointment.


dissapoint on pricing, food didnt satisfy the spot,.2.star.for friendly staff


Great boba place relatively close to my work. \n\nHad a craving for boba and coworker recommended this place. Tried my usual: boba milk tea with pudding. Not a lot of places offer pudding. This place earns their stars for pudding. Not too sweet and not too bland either. \nThey offer plenty of choices as far as snacks and choices of flavors go. Will try out snacks next time. \n\nPlenty of parking nearby. \n\nDown side to this place is that they have an extra charge of 35 cents for orders under $5.


My review is based solely on t-shirt purchases. \n\nI travel between ORD and PHX alot for business and family.  This time I had a short notice business trip and felt bad I had to leave DH behind so decided to go back here and get him a present.  Whew.  When we were out here in April, I thought this was one of the highest priced HD dealers to get a shirt.  \n\nSo decided to give it a try this time.  I ended up getting two shirts and out the door I went.  I gotta say the sales chick was very nice and got me in and out but I still say this is one of the highest priced HD dealers to get a shirt.  \n\nThere is something to be said, when I get a shirt at ORD cheaper than I can get one in Chandler.


The best value downtown hands down. Friendly helpful staff, clean as a whistle, close to a lot if great places to eat. My only complaint was that there was no soap/shampoo holder in the shower. I will definitely go back.


The Mission is such a fun, delicious spot! I went there for my second time on Saturday night and thoroughly enjoyed every minute. We got to sit out on the back patio in the beautiful evening weather that was decorated with little white lights. \n\nOnce again I wish I remembered our server's name because he was on point. He greeted our table and shared with us some restaurant and personal favorites without missing a beat on the ingredients in each dish.\n\nI started with the white wine sangria which was good, grapefruity in my opinion but I still liked it. Our table ordered the table side guacamole and the crispy pork & cola lime glaze as our appetizers. The table side guac is a MUST. They make it right there with about 12 ingredients (I think that's what our server said). It's fresh and creamy, just the way guac should be. The crispy pork & cola lime glaze was amazing and recommended as a restaurant favorite. It was something you can only find at the Mission, which I find important. \n\nFor my main dish, I ordered the Tecate Skirt Steak tacos and my boyfriend got the Pork Shoulder Tacos. The little corn tortillas they prepare are yummy and in house, which is awesome. My steak tacos had a nice grill smokey taste to them. They serve three small, street style tacos but they fill you up quicker than you realize. I recommend ordering a side with the tacos however. My boyfriend and I split the grilled street corn appetizer off the cob as our side. That corn might have been my most favorite dish all night. The pork shoulder was succulent and prepared perfectly.\n\nOne of the gentlemen I was with called the place \"froo-froo Mexican.\" I have to agree, it's upscale Mexican but don't let the deter you from trying it out because the flavor profiles and combinations are unique and phenomenal. Be sure to go when you're willing to spend some money so you get the full experience of The Mission!!


Oh Sweet Tomatoes how I USED to love you... Seems like this location has gone way down hill. Went for dinner with my hubby on a Thursday night at 445pm to try and beat the crowd. So many veggie bins on the salad line were empty or looked less than appetizing since someone would spill other stuff into another bin. Yuck. There were tons of kids running amuck thru the line as well putting their hands on everything. One kid had an entire plate full of just boiled egg crumbles and was running up and down the line with no parents in sight. Where are the parents or management/staff to control this kind of stuff? Putting hands on everything is so unsanitary, which is why I usually stray from buffets... When paying, I was shocked at the prices now. I haven't been to a Sweet Tomatoes in about a year or so, but $28 for 2 dinners and 2 drinks at a salad bar seems way ridiculous. Another $10 or less and I could have gone to Outback and we could had some steak with our salad!\nAfter seating we went to get drinks and I was so disappointed that their tea was empty and they dont have apple juice anymore since I am not a big soda drinker. We then ventured to get some bread and soup to go with our salad. Almost all of the soups had that crusty layer on top from sitting so long. There was no butter for potatoes or bread. The foccacia and pizza bread was just the crusty outter layer that no one ever seems to take. The pastas were crusty and dry looking. So much for my appetite. After eating our salad and little bread/muffins that weren't old looking we went in for some of their gooey chocolate cake. Again only the outside rim of it was left and it was rock hard. The guy behind the counter said it would be a while before a new one was out. He just stared at the kid who was digging around the cake and using his finger to scrape the cake off the self serve spoon. Gross. We then just settled for a dry brownie muffin and ice cream. We never did take anything from the fruit/pudding bar since that was covered in kids as well and all the bins were almost empty. \nKnowing that I am pregnant and hormones are raging, I decided not to complain since it would probably turn out ugly with me either screaming or in tears. Just left hungry and disgusted. I will not be back to this location. Too bad the express location is closed now since I did frequent it all the time. Guess I will head back to the 215/Flamingo location with higher hopes. That one always seemed to hit the mark.


Get rid of Jim the manager and I'll be back! Till then I'll pay more to go else where. \n\nHe is a rude pig, a total pirv, an really shady piece of shit! \n\nMy grandmothers Retirement community was scammed by him. (that's right, even @ the $3 Car wash!!) He was telling all the old folk of the Riviera Retirement Community in Scottsdale, it was minimum of $7.00!\n\nI wouldn't have known till my Grandma gave me a $10 for her weekly car wash, and I said \"10?? it's only 3 bucks Grams??\" And she said \"her friend in the mobile home community were told by \"JIM\" that it was 7 bucks!!!\" I was furious! So I think I will be taking ALL my business else where!\n\nDude, I asked your employees yesterday, after you were rude again to me, and they said the owners were busting your nuts to upgrade sales? That's no excuse, to scam the seniors. Have a radio events there? Organize a charity event there?? \n\nYour in a prime location for this!! This outside the box JIM!!! But Ill tell ya! I will make sure every one in the area knows your greezy face!


A very solid, inexpensive pizza buffet. I like the food much better than Cici's. The cheesy breadsticks are heart-stoppingly good. The buffet includes a salad bar and some pastas, but I usually stick with the pizza. Only thing lacking is the dessert selection doesn't compare with Cici's. A lot of the time there is no dessert pizza out. They will make whatever you ask for though so that's a definite plus. Could stand to have the tables and booths wiped down a bit more frequently as well.


My family and I were flying from Austin, TX to Phoenix (final destination was Anchorage, AK) on June 28th. We had our 12 year old daughter, who suffers from a brain malformation schizencephaly, with us. She requires a wheelchair to get around in and we gate checked it in Austin. There were two tags placed on the chair. One was for the gate check itself, the other was the full itinerary. When we arrived in Phoenix, my husband saw the ground crew take our daughters wheelchair and place it in a vehicle. Well, when you gate check something, you get it when you get to the next city. Not so much with US Air!! Now, they decided that the wheelchair was going to go directly to our next gate. We had a 4 hour layover in PHX. 4 hours of carrying my 12 year old, 66 pound daughter around. Yeah, I don't think so. So when I asked our flight attendant she quickly jumped at 'we can't speak with the ground crew\" then proceeded to get herself ready to deplane. We took all of our stuff, including our other 2 daughters and my 12 year olds car seat, up to first class where we waited for the ground crew to bring my daughters wheelchair up. 10 minutes later, we were asked to deplane so they could get the plane ready for the next batch of passengers. We waited for about another 10-15 minutes in the terminal waiting for them to bring me her chair. When we finally got the chair, the lady was very rude saying \"Here's your chair\" then walking off. I will never fly US Air with my daughter again. This was completely unprofessional and unbelievably rude.


Faith Works Automotive does good business.  I have a 2004 Toyota Matrix with 152k miles.  I called at 2:30 pm, made it into the place by 3 pm, had them inspect all my brakes, was told that I only needed to replace the back ones, and that even though my tires were cracking that I could still get another 1-2k miles out of them.  The cracks were more due to the kind of rubber composite the tires were made of.  And I had an oil change and was out the door by 4:30 pm.  Fast, honest, and fair.  I think I've found my new mechanic.


The hotel is clean and the pool area is nice. The buffet in the morning is worth the price. Not only do you get what you see out but the super nice gentleman will make you fresh omelets, pancakes, waffles, etc.\n\nThe really great part about this hotel is the staff. They are amazing and the service is impeccable. They are quick and efficient and go out of their way to make your stay an enjoyable one. \n\nThank you for making our trip an excellent one! We will be back again!


The Great Wall was my first dim sum experience, making me what you might call a tableau rosa*.  Since I know nothing about dim sum, all I can do is share my overall general biased by my own narrow existence perception of the place.  So here it goes.  As usual, Mr. K has accurately described and captured the essence of this restaurant in his review, so there's that.  Read his review.  What I can add is this.  The food all tasted good to me.  The atmosphere was fun and lively.  The demo is certainly nothing like any place I've ever been to in Phoenix, so those who decry the lack of diversity in this town, perhaps you just need to expand your horizons to include Great Wall into your rotation. And I would go back.  I have to get on the HIGHWAY to drive here, so that is saying a lot.  For those of you who are directionally challenged, it's the first shopping plaza on the east side of 35th Avenue, just north of Camelback.    \n\n*It's been years and years and years since high school English.  For some reason I think this means \"blank slate.\"  If not strike \"tableau rosa\" and insert \"blank slate\" above.


Over priced, the hot dog meat tasted on the tainted side. Half way through the bun got tough to eat. I was going to get a soda but I could have gotten a six pack for the same price.  Will eat some where else next time.


As a student union, a night at Potterrow does what it says on the tin.  It's cheap 'n' cheerful and oh so cheesey.  The perfect combination, one might say, for a night of care-free laid-back fun.  But I would approach with caution, I believe a certain level of inebriation is necessary for its enjoyment, that is to say it's not the kind of place I'd like to find myself whilst sober.\n\nFirst impressions were not favourable unfortunately.  We arrived en masse quite early, as buy-one-get-one-free drinks had been advertised between 9pm and 10pm, and naturally we wanted to take full advantage of this.  Imagine our disappointment when bar staff claimed ignorance of said deal...leaving us stuck in an empty bar with full priced drinks when we could be at home, drinking at a fraction of the price.  Now isn't there a law somewhere about false advertising?  Ha, I'm only slightly bitter.\n\nOnce recovered, I realised it wasn't all that bad.  The seating area is pretty sweet:  lots of tables and plenty of sofas all underneath this big black dome.  It's odd, I felt as though I was outside, but I wasn't,  I liked it!\n\nAnother major plus is that there are LOTS of toilets, albeit they're all the way downstairs, but there are lots of them.  Any girl who's ever had to pee on a night out will never underappreciate an abundance of toilets, and I was 100% grateful for never having to queue.\n\nWhen the upstairs area opens up, the night's title 'Big Cheese' comes into its own, 'cheese' really is the only word that describes it.  The dancefloor is a pretty decent size, and there is another bar area up here with some more seating.  It's a good layout, but it's all pretty standard...there's nothing remotely special about the place.\n\nIf it had been up to me, I would have chosen to go somewhere else, but despite this I still had a really fun night.  Maybe I'm getting snobby and starting to forget that there's nothing wrong with a cheesey student night every now and then...


This is a beautiful hotel with great food selection and shops.  The rooms are also nice.  I am giving this a one star because of what happened to me at 2 am on the way to my room.  On my way up to my room, 3 drunk guys get in from a lower floor and were so aggressive that I ended up shoving one of the guys to get out to my floor.  This was traumatic for me and a big advice I would have for all the ladies is to be really careful about being alone in the elevator, especially when it's late into the night.  When i shared this traumatic experience with one of the clerks at check out, his only offer was \"I'm sorry\" and mentioned that I should have reported it to security.  He did not offer anything else but for me to get in another line to speak to the manager.  I was unable to speak to the manager due to the long lines there and him stepping away from the front desk.  I was really surprised by the lack of empathy I received from the clerk and the lack of empowerment he had in trying to turn my experience around.   I was disappointed in my experience (although the rest of it was great) because of how it all ended when I shared something really traumatic.  My key takeaway:  As a woman, be careful about being alone in the Wynn elevators.


all I can say is WOW\n\nYou need to come here, seriously, it's amazing.\n\nYolanda, the owner, is nothing short of brilliant. So creative, so meticulous with her presentation, so fun and energetic, so lovely and so nice!! She is so professional and it shoes in her parlours.\n\neleven out of ten!!


Just went back for lunch and drinks  and I'm not sure what people were talking about with the poor customer service.  Everyone was super nice from the bartender to the wait staff.  Yes it took 30 minutes to get food but they stated that upfront.  Had the family sliders to try out all the different ones.  The brisket and the short rib sliders were the bomb out of the group!!  The mojito's were still kick ass!


Every neighborhood needs an Irish pub, right?!!!!\n\nTurf is a solid 3.5 stars.  Nice choice of pints on draught and everyone needs a Black & Tan from time to time.  Always a lively environment and they had a good house band the night before St Patty's day.\n\nHave only eaten once and tried Boxty for the first time. It was a good hearty meal and they have a dog friendly patio.\n\nThey also have off track betting...hence the name...which makes for a lively environment when the races are on.\n\nHave always had friendly service even when we're the loudest people in the place.\n\nSlainte!


We have been here a few times and I have not yet been that impressed! Friends continue to tell me how great this place is? I don't get it!!! Pizza is pretty much plain. Nothing special about sauce, dough, or anything! Maybe we should dine in and see how it is right out of the oven? I'll let you know how that goes? In the mean time, place is just OK!


Amazingly, I'd never eaten La Favorita pizza until this branch opened in Morningside.\n\nSo, when it did open, I was on it.  Friday nights have become pizza nights in my household (rock and roll, I know) so one Friday I insisted The Man should drive in (I didn't realise at that time that they would deliver to my house in the sticks!) and I ordered pizza online, for collection.\n\nThe only thing was, when I ordered for collection I received an email and a text confirming my order... for delivery.  So, I ended up calling (totally defeating the point of the online order) to confirm that they knew I would be collecting my food and not having it delivered.  A minor glitch but the confusion was fair. It seems that their automated messages would be better off re-worded so the customer isn't left wondering how they'll receive their food.\n\nOther than that, we collected our amazing pizza and endured an agonizing ride up the road with the delicious smell of pizza filling the car.  \n\nYumyumyumyum is all I can say about how they taste.  I ordered mine (wild mushrooms and rocket) with truffle oil and luxuriated in its gloriousness.  The Man got a spicy meaty pizza which I actually found rather un-spicy but he enjoyed it.\n\nNext time I would opt for delivery, and I'll definitely be ordering again for a Friday night treat.


I'm rather shocked that I didn't enjoy this restaurant. I came here with my mom when we were staying in Vegas for the night on a road trip. My  foodie brother said we should try Estiatorio Milos, having heard about it. I had high expectations after having read reviews on Yelp (which rarely fails me), but I was disappointed. \n          We arrived precisely at 12pm, which is when they open for lunch. We were seated promptly. Actually, the service throughout the meal was quick, which was nice. The one complaint I have is that we were asked how we were doing or how the food was by a few different people, at least four times throughout the meal. It was annoying when we were trying to eat... I appreciated that they cared so much about us, but it was excessive. The waiter handed us the three course lunch menu and asked us if we wanted a regular lunch menu. I wish they had just brought a regular menu to us. We both ended up getting the three course lunch menus because of the amazing reviews on Yelp. \n          The bread was really good, the highlight of the meal for me. It was thick, crispy on the outside, and soft on the inside. It came with some flavorful olive oil to dip it in. \n          I got the grilled octopus appetizer, while my mom got the crab cake. The octopus was OK, not delicious like I was expecting for a ten dollar supplement. It was seasoned well, but really not spectacular in my opinion. My mom's crab cake was TINY. She liked it, it was good quality crab with a nice sauce, but a better, larger crab cake can be had elsewhere for much cheaper. \n           For our mains, I got the infamous sea bass while my mom got the lobster pasta. My sea bass was very good with perfect seasoning...it was just not melt in your mouth amazing like I expected. My moms pasta had a bland sauce, and the lobster was chewier than it should be. \n          For dessert, I got the walnut cake and my mom got the yogurtini. The walnut cake was yummy; it tasted like carrot cake but nuttier and crumbly. The ice cream that accompanied it was clearly Greek as it was pretty icy. No complaints with the yogurtini. \n         Overall, the meal was OK. I've had better at cheaper places and MUCH better at restaurants that are the same price. For almost one hundred dollars for two people who only drank a bottle of water and got the tasting menus, the price was obscene. Honestly, I usually ignore when people gripe about the price of food on Yelp....I will gladly pay money for delicious food. Don't waste your money here, and go to another one of the many amazing restaurants Vegas has to offer.


The service was good. The restaurant is nice and clean. But the food is WAY over priced for what you get. Their chicken sandwich was great, however the fact that they charged $2.50 to add 3 of the tiniest slices of avocado i've ever seen, is ridiculous. Also the portion of fries that comes with it was tiny as well. I got the steak fries which were around $7.99 for a small basket of fries with some cheese and fake bacon bits. Not worth it. The place wasn't horrible but definitely far from amazing. We won't be going back.


Awesome place. Just about the best bar on the strip in my book. It feels authentic enough (obviously it isn't, but it tries very, very hard). If you like Irish pubs, you'll like Nine Fine Irishmen. \n\nFirst, they have good Guinness. On a Saturday night, they will pour it quickly and in plastic cups. On a regular day, it's poured correctly and in the normal glass pint. Obviously, the latter is better. \n\nHowever, those weekend nights are fun too. There is a cover of $5 for live music is great for Vegas. The band is fun - a mix of Irish and other musics, and they really get the bar going. \n\nThe food looked tasty, but I didn't have any. Service, even when it wasn't busy, was fine but not great.


We only went one day for breakfast one day and it was worth the money. Lots of choices and options. So many sweet pastries which I love but it breakfast and it not hard to do. Service was pretty good but its a buffet and you get your own food.\n We would do this again if we stay at Harrahs again but not sure that will happen


Quite simply the best dining experience we have had in a long time. The wait for an outside table was a bit long considering it being a Monday night, but the ambiance made the food taste that much better. The filet mignon avec roquefort made me reconsider my latest vegetarian kick. The tarte tatin was not overwhelmingly sweet, ala Mrs smith apple pie special, yet it craved the dessert fix. A nearby couple gave us their remaining half drunken bottle of Deboeuf pinot Noir which was an added drunken surprise. If and when you come to Vegas and are not a proponent of low quality buffets or overpriced average hotel restaurant food, make your way to Gabi's for Vegas nouriture, frenchy style.


I do not like it here. PERIOD.\n\nJust kidding. Not just that.. I don't like the crowd here..\n\nYeah yeah yeah.. its all the same; chyeah right! It's not. People here are a lot older downstairs. Upstairs, you get really weird looking people.\n\nI hate that bubble machine that throw's recycled old water bubble foam at you.. no no no!


The Sicilian Sub here is to die for. It's made fresh right when you order. The dough is slightly crispy and soft when you bite into it and you don't want it end! I live in Surprise and still drive out to get this sub!


Hung a Loon is what is should be called! \n\nI tried this place when I bought my house I was moving, tired, and hungry an interesting little man came to the door. He was carring with him a menu to the Hing Loon. It had pretty pictures of the fabulous feast that would await. I asked about the food and was assured it was delicious. \n\nSo I proceeded to call and speak to a woman who did not understand English very well (not uncommon for a mom and pop Chinese joint). After repeating my order several times and feeling confident that she had it down. \nI sat back and waited for Beef chop suey, Teriyaki chicken, an egg roll and free crab puffs the special on the menu to be delivered. 45 minutes later it arrived and smelled great. I figured since I live 1/2 a mile from this place that 45 minutes could mean they are very busy or just very slow. After tasting the food I believe it was the latter of the two. \n\n1st both dishes were swimming in sauce almost like soup. The chop suey touted brown oyster sauce it was white and it frightened me a little. I took the first bite and could not allow my stomach to be subjected to this kind of crime. I promptly spit it into my napkin. \n\nThe teriyaki chicken was very fatty and had a funny taste it was rubbery like that of an old bird. Egg roll I think not grease stick! My favorite was crab puffs! You bite in and get a puff of air not the creamy cheese and Crab as intended for a crab puff to be. \n\nDon't do it! For the love of god and all that is holy I beg you! Do not punish your taste buds with this garbage served in cute Togo containers!


Im a hotel bouge. I work for the industry and tend to be very critical with hotels when I stay at them. First and foremost I will comment on the actual hotel itself. Beautiful. Charming and the rooms are very cozy. My boyfriend and I stayed here for my 30th birthday and Christmas 2012 and we loved that it had a small kitchen complete with everything you need to make your own food. A luxury we used twice. However, there is a lack of service here that needs to be pointed out. After our first night., housekeeping came in the middle of us having breakfast. I told them to come back in about an hour and we should be done. We got dressed and before we left the hotel, I called to request the room be serviced. When we came back, it was not serviced at all. All our dirty dishes and such were still hangin around. No towels refreshed. The next morning, we had to clean our own dishes before leaving. They have huge heavy doors at the main entrance and NO doorman helping open doors for women, elderly, or anything. People are forced to haul open these huge doors while carrying their luggage and such. Amenities and hotel comfort gets a 3 star review, but service lacks and loses two stars for it.


angry dealers, nasty tables, not worth the gas even when you live around the corner


This is not a review of the food, nor is it a reflection on the Food Trucks businesses.\nFood was wonderful - what I did finally get; business owners were friendly and engaged.\n\n However - one hour in a car inching our way to the event with no visual hint of traffic control for this event. $5 to park on top of the entry fee AND just for the pleasure of buying lunch.  A mile plus line to get into the event; and lines to each truck that took 1-2+ hours to get through.  Thank goodness I found the caramel popcorn truck while my man stood patiently in line. That line only took 20 minutes.\nSo that was the experience - 3 + hours of waiting around for one pork sandwich. \nWe passed on the drink line.\nOh, and we left with sandwich in hand and ate it in the car, as there were nowhere to sit.\nI can get my Food Truck fix at the Downtown Phoenix Market every Friday lunch.


Great spot to find a wide variety of records, and most other things music related! They also have guitars and amps, and everything is priced fairly. The owner is friendly and always helpful to answer any questions you may have. I mostly enjoy that they have records old and new. You're bound to find entertainment when you walk through the door!


This review started as one about Chompie's at the PV Mall. We will never again go to this Chompie's.  See below:\n\n\"We have been going to the Chompie's on Shea for over two years and really enjoyed the Hometown NY food and atmosphere. It reminded us of all the good things that you would find at Katz's in lower Manhattan. \n\n\"Okay, so why the setup for another Chompie's location?  Well the last few times at the Shea location we sat and waited, and waited(15 mins or so) for our waiter to come by and ask us for our drink order. Hey, when you're busy that's to be understood -- but our waiter was on break most of time and the place was half empty.  Also, it seems whenever we asked for anything (pickles, napkins, etc) our waiter seemed fairly indifferent to us.  It happened a few more times on different visits and so we had enough. \n\n\"Well, our trek in the desert has been rewarded. This Chompie's (PV Mall) is everything the other one wasn't.  The wait staff came by immediately and ask about our drinks order & offered suggestions on different menu items. We were thrilled. We didn't realize there was another Chompie's nearby.  And the food was great (just like the one on Shea)!\n\n\"From now on we will shlep the extra 10 minutes to the PV Mall location and will try to forget all about the other one over on Shea.  If you're into Katz's and some Catskill theater then you might enjoy the Chompie's on Shea, we didn't!\"  When the wait staff stand around talking while you're hungry, it's a real mood kill.\n\nSo go to Chompie's at the PV Mall and enjoy the food and service and feel free tip generously.  Oh, BTW there's a ton of parking available at PV another difference in their favor.  Enjoy!


This past weekend, I squealed in delight to learn about the Simply 500 menu that Zoes recently launched. Well, they didn't actually launch it since the items have always been on their menu, but they've finally made it easy on on the calorie-conscious to figure out what to order while visiting. Sadly the hummus wasn't on the menu (probably because of the pita), but there are several delicious items, including the spinach roll-ups! I uploaded the menu and posted it to the Yelp listing. Take a look! Your waistline will thank you.


This is the BEST breakfast in all of Pittsburgh.  Service is always good.  Seating is limited but it's worth the wait if you find a line.


Terrible food. Food all seems like it was from a box and cooked from frozer. But thank goodness there was free popcorn to fill us up. Possibly the freshest thing in the place.


This place is amazing and our favorite waiter, Tommy, makes it even better!  We have been here many times and every time Tommy has a smile on his face. I request him every time. Food is great, love everything on the menu.


Stopped by on a Sat night for a glass of wine.  Cool place. It has an old NY steakhouse feel to it.  Wife and I had a couple great glasses of wine and the entertainment was awesome. \nWine - seemed expensive for a glass but we liked the vibe so decided to have a glass anyway. The pour is about a glass and a half so any thoughts I had about price quickly went away. And, the service was really good in the bar area. \nEntertainment - there was a lady singing that was incredible. She was just chillin in a booth singing Adele, Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, you name it. Awesome!\nLastly, the people watching was great. Lots of sugar daddy's with their lady friends.  Cool place!


I ordered a side of bacon to go with my side of potatoes... I was siding my sides and making a meal out of it - I was having breakfast-tapas... breakapas. It was bacon - not much to say about it that hasn't been said before, however, points deducted for the slices being stuck together in a giant bacon chip, but points awarded for inventing \"THE GIANT BACON CHIP\".


Needed a Tux for prom because I'm a last minute guy and this place was perfect! Great, quick service. The guys here take the initiative to get anything you need or anything you want to change. In the words of Arnold Schwarzenegger \"I'll be back\"


Okay, so as far as the spread, it's kind of sad.  The layout is confusing as hell, but the most disappointing thing about my visit here was the fact that nothing leaped out at me that was so delicious that I kept eating my hangover away.  I came by here and did the 30 dollar mimosa champagne brunch and I'm sad to say that I literally ate 1 plate of food.  How miserable is that? I also got a mini plate of desserts that I took a half bite out of each of my 4 things and it was really disappointing.  The only thing that saved me was the fact that their asian section had congee (rice porridge) so I was able to keep something down.  Yeah, I was pretty god damned hung over that day.  Me and my friends talked so much shit to each other telling each other and ourselves that we were going to eat a mountain of food and to have at least 3 plates each, if not 5.  What a sad day.  None of us ate much.  30 bucks for a half eaten plate and a half bowl of rice porridge.  But we did clean them out on the mimosas, cause we're boss like that.  (or stupid) \n\nThe food itself wasn't really good and it was actually the worst buffet I've been to in Las Vegas.  I think if you're willing to pay 30 buckaroos for a buffet, I strongly urge you to check out a different joint if you can.  There are far better options out there on the strip that might even be cheaper.


I have tried so hard to like this place given its proximity to my house, but I just can't. While the burgers themselves are fine (though $$$$), everything else is terrible, from the sides to the other sandwiches to the smoked salmon (I suppose the charcuterie plate is just OK as well).\n\nBeyond the food, the service is usually downright rude, the inside of the place is just bizarre, the bathroom is always disgusting and usually out of toilet paper, the ventilation is terrible so you'll smell like a burger when you leave, and it's so expensive for what it is. \n\nAgain, I've wanted to like this place and have been here quite a few times, but I regret it every time I step foot in there.


Though the smell of the place can really get to you, the instructors here are amazing.  Down side is the people at the front desk are extremely rude and not very friendly.  If customer service were good all around I would have continued to come to this studio. But since it's all the way on the other side of town I think I'll have to opt out for a more welcoming environment.  \n\nOther than the downsides, they have a clean changing area with 2 showers where they provide body wash, shampoo, and conditioner so you can wash off all the nasty sweat after your classes. \n\nTry catching Summer and Stacy. They're both awesome in their own way.


Good God. This store is a mess. I'm giving it two stars because it has everything I need. This is me being generous.\n\nI came in to buy a new case for my iPhone, which turned into buying two new cases (one for my new \"let's run a marathon for a charity venture\"). I was exhausted from a stressful morning, so I wasn't quite with it....so I am putting the onus on \"Silvia\", the Apple \"Specialist\" who was \"helping\" me. Help is putting it mildly. I had to deal with her typical condescending attitude (yes, I know...it's an Apple store).\n\nIn any case, she proceeded to sell me two iPod touch cases without correcting me. If I had a normal day, I would've picked up on it, but I was put through the ringer in earlier in the day. \"Silvia\" should've known better than to sell me two different iPod touch cases for my iPhone4. \n\nThere was one positive though. She did help get my phone out of it's current case, which was a bit challenging, but then she undid her kind deed by complaining about how she chipped her nail to other customers and blamed me for it while I walked away. \n\nThis morning, I came back, to return my cases. I saw \"Silvia\", but I chose to go with another \"Specialist\", who was happy to take care of me. This \"Specialist\" then informed all the other \"Specialists\" that they need to keep an eye on what they are selling, and make sure it's for the right item.\n\nTo the new \"Specialist\": Thank you. To \"Silvia\": I hope you took a lesson from this.\n\nEliteness....


Pros: Great location. Nice rooms. Cheap price. \n\nCons: Cheesy theme, dated exterior. \n\nBest value on the trip if you can get past the fact that the outside is a little dated and the theme. The room we stayed in was on the top floor and looked as if it had been newly renovated. We paid $109/night. The only hotel near that price was the Stratosphere. I prefer this hotel to the MGM grand and NYNY. Breakfast restaurant was good, but I would have liked to have seen a fast food option or two.


Lori makes the best wedding cakes! They are super moist and the frosting is perfect. Not so sweet that it over powers the cake. She has lots of examples of cakes and works with you to get exactly what you want.  We had a three tier cake with different fillings on each layer and had only about a quarter of one layer left.  Everyone loved our cake!


I come here about once a year and then I remember why I don't come here more often. My car was next in line to get washed and 3 corp vans were moved in front of me. And now I wait. Will prob take 40 mins to get out of here .


NO STARS FOR THIS PLACE!!! We wanted to eat here only because they had charging stations for our car. But guess what 2 suv's were parked in the spots and the sign clearly states NO PARKING UNLESS ELECTRIC VEHICLE  thought maybe the manager would help us out but he basically said F U... Not getting my business guess I have to at least give one star but can't make a review with no stars


3 1/2 stars\n\n It is a nice feeling knowing that you are eating healthy.  However, most of the food tasted okay not great.  Their homemade granola with fresh fruit and yogurt was very refreshing.\n\nBurger - soso - plain, nothing special\nSonoran Scramble - soso


Love Saffron Market, the Turkish coffee that they keep stocked is just amazing.  The pastries are just delicious always makes for a great little snack on my way back to central Phoenix.  The variety of products are really great and I always pick up something new I haven't tried just to try it.  Plus the store owner is very pleasant to deal with.  The store is always clean and the smells of all the spices are just amazing.


For a first time visit the overall experience was great! The meats were cooked well, the choices were good, and the wait staff was courteous and always available.\n\n My only complaint would be that it seemed that the order in which they brought out the food was from the least expensive to the most... So they wanted you to fill up on the chicken and sirloin before they ever came out with lamb or fillets... which was disappointing - since we are a family of lamb lovers. \n\nThe little sausages & chicken legs were gamey. Other than that the seasoning & flavors were great and the char cooking was tasty. \n\nThe salad bar is amazing, with a huge selection of fresh fruits, veggies, salads, and other items like smoked salmon and proscuitto... fresh motzarella... mouthwatering as a meal in itself. \n\nOverall I loved it and would go back in a snap!


Pretty good yogurt and toppings.  Always clean and staff is pleasant.


I had a horrible experience here! I am from Hawaii and usually get my nails done there but I am often in the Vegas area for work so I thought I would give this place a try. I am sorry that I did! I needed to take off and do a new set since my french nails had grown out. Instead of telling me that they did back fills, she took them off. First of all though, they did my pedicure. Normally, while doing my pedicure, most places that I have patroned will soak my nails to make it easier and faster to remove them later. Not this place! So, she starts to take off my nails using another nail tip. The place where I get my nails done in Hawaii does a really good job of bonding the acrylics to my natural nails so she had a hard time with taking them off. I have a pretty good tolerance for pain but after a while, I couldn't take it! She kept saying over and over again how this was the first time she had had any trouble taking off nails before. I mean constantly saying it to the point where I started to get irritated! I wanted to tell her to just shut her trap because she kept saying it like it was some excuse that she sucked at this! I told her that normally, nail salons would just soak my nails and sand them down until they were gone but she kept on trying to pry them off. I couldn't take it any more! It hurt so bad that I pulled my hand away and yelled in agony! She still didn't get it so I had to raise my voice a little and tell her to stop doing what she was doing since it wasn't working and it was extremely painful. I told her to just soak them and sand them down because this was obviously not working. When she finally got them off, She did the acrylics and she did an ok job. I did have to tell her to fix one that she had made crooked. Finally, I get gel overlay, so after they were dry, she noticed that there were bumps on most of my nails. So she files them down and puts gel on only one nail! I didn't understand why only one when there were others that were scratchy on the surface! I told her that I wanted them all smoothed out by putting another coat of gel but she said they were on the sides and I didn't need it. By then her appointment had sat at her station and I didn't want to make a scene. I will never go back to this place for my nails! The next day, one of my nails started lifting. A few days later, More than half of my nails started lifting. By then I was out of town already! The pedicure wasn't the best I had but it was still good. I felt rushed though. : (


The food here is typical mexican food and good, but nothing I would rave about. Nothing to complain about either. I really come here for the great location and unique building. My daughter loves sitting by the fish tank and I always seem to find a new place to get a great picture of her every time I visit. There really are quite a few very good spots for taking pictures. Service is good and this place reminds me of what Mexican places were like when I was a kid which is not a bad thing:) I'm looking forward to sitting at the little bar or in the open air lounge and having a margarita one day when I make the trip kid free.


It was my first time in Vegas and the Luxor was pretty cool. The staff was supper friendly and quick at what they do. The bathrooms are a little outdated with weird wall paper and little pyramid shapes to them. The rooms are pretty quiet, you can't hear your neighbor. The pool looked cloudy and there were too many people in the pool for my comfort level so I did not even bother. The view from the 9th floor to the atrium was amazing and the view from our pyramid room was pretty nice facing Mandalay bay and the airport. \nThe reason why the elevator shakes a lot is because the elevator is traveling across the pyramid. Its not like a typical elevator that goes up and down, its traveling diagonally. \nThe luxor should take better care of the outside of the pyramid by cleaning the windows because it looks a little dusty. The hotel has a great design to it and its a shame to see it look shabby. The beam on top of the pyramid is pretty impressive. I suggest they should put light beams out of sphinx eyes that would be cool to see. Overall its a good place to stay on a budget in vegas. \nMy final opinion of vegas overall I discovered that most of the vegas hotels smell like sewer not just the Luxor.


I stayed at this hotel as a week from my parents' timeshare.  As far as timeshares go, this is pretty substandard.  I stayed in a one bedroom which was incredibly small compared to one bedrooms I've seen at other timeshare resorts.  The bathroom was tiny with zero counter space, the bedroom barely had enough room to walk around the bed and the closet was smaller than mine at home.  There was no full length mirror in the entire room which is honestly a necessity in a place like Vegas.  The \"balcony\" was basically just small platform you could stand on.  It was only big enough for one person at a time and no furniture or anything to sit on. \n\nThe pool area was beautiful and got sun all day, which was great for me, but if you're looking for somewhere to actually swim, this isn't the best place for you.  The pool itself is small and is usually filled with children.  There was supposed to be a rule the there were no children allowed at the pool after 5pm.  This rule was not enforced at all, not even after I spoke to multiple people about it.\n\nBasically, this hotel is great If you're looking for a place walking distance to the strip that you can pass out in after coming home drunk at 4am or if you want to tan all day by the pool.  If you're looking for any other sort of activity or enjoyment in your room or at the hotel, go somewhere else.


I had a terrible experience with Sterling Auto Body in Peoria. After I was involved in a front end collision I had my vehicle towed to Sterling at the recommendation of my insurance company. I was told that because they were a direct repair network shop the tow would be free.  They ended up billing my insurance company $80 for the tow.  After about three weeks I got a call that my car was done.  As I drove it home I realized how dangerous the car was to drive. The brakes were not adjusted properly after the car was put back together. If someone test drove the car before they called me they would have realized how dangerous the car was to drive. I immediately took the car back. The second time I picked my car up I noticed that the bumper was not lined up correctly and it had a rattle when I drove.  The bumper was fixed but I was told the rattle was normal because my car was \"older\" (2007 with less than 25K miles). After I picked up my vehicle the third time I took it to Firestone and explained that I had a rattle under the hood.  They immediately noticed that a couple of aluminum plates on the fire wall were overlapping and fixed it for free, on the spot.  I had also pointed out to Sterling that the engine had a shake it did not have before the accident.  Again, I was told this was normal and it would probably smooth out over time.  I took the car to my mechanic who discovered a hairline crack in a motor mount. After several weeks of going back and forth with Sterling, my insurance company, and my mechanic the car is now fixed and running great.\nDealing with Sterling was extremely frustrating and I would not recommend them to anyone I care about.  They dismissed my concerns as being too critical.  I had to take my vehicle to two other shops in order to get my vehicle running the way it should have the first time I picked it up from Sterling.


My favorite buffet in the whole wide world is Wicked Spoon!  It feels like endless fine dining!\n\nThe atmosphere is elegant, classy, upscale, and spacious.  The staff is so polite and friendly.  I love the waiters!  The moment I'm finished with a plate, they swoop over to ask if they can take it away.  It was a very luxurious experience!  \n\nTheir drinks are no ordinary drinks.  Fresh squeezed juices and high end teas.  I've never experienced this at any other buffet.  \n\nThe food was very high quality at such a low price!  I ate chilean sea bass and roasted bone marrow the most!  The chefs will adjust and make any of the dishes the way you want it.  Everything was cooked to perfection!  All the food were artfully presented in their own miniature plating.  The dessert bar was so good!  I love gelato, apple pie, and bread pudding.  \n\nIf you love buffets, you must try this place!  It will change the way you view buffets forever!


This was my favorite stop on Saddlebag Trail on a recent trip to Scottsdale. The staff was friendly and the drinks were reasonably priced. The place did not have the huge lines like Hi-Fi and Whiskey Row which even made it more popular to my group. \n\nAlso, there is a mini skee ball game in the back and a lost & found vending machine.


It is what it is. What was really crystallised for me on this my 5th trip to Las Vegas is you just have to surrender and spend the money because you really, truly cannot really be on the cheap. The portions were pretty big but I imagined kind of a mass produced assembly line in the kitchen. The food will keep you alive but it won't bring you joy.


La Tolteca is outstanding. Passing through PHX and a friend (and frequent visitor to AZ) told me I need to stop here. He spoke truth. \n\nGet the chilaquiles! Get them. \n\nWe also had tacos de papa, and caldo de camarones...the latter was awesome too, delicious broth and packed with shrimp. The salsa bar had grilled jalape\u00f1os & habanero salsa we couldn't get enough of. \n\nI'll be back to La Tolteca. Five stars no hesitation.


We've lived in the El Mirage area for almost 8 years and eaten in at Olive Garden in Surprise numerous times.  The food is very good and the service is quite attentive.  The prices are not cheap so it is nice the service is good.  We have ordered food \"to go\" approximately four times.  The service does not translate when ordering \"to go\".  We have been met with sharp, curt employees at the \"to go\" window.  Our 3rd order out should have been our last.  Our dinner was bagged in front of us with the bag placed on the floor.  I was astonished and asked the service to please place the bag on the counter rather than the floor.  The service was quite rude and couldn't believe we were making such a ridiculous request.  Not only do I not want my food bagged on the floor, but eventually that bag will make it to my diningroom table (as opposed to the floor).  Now all the germs from their floor will be on my diningroom table.  \n\nAfter many months, we returned tonight to order \"to go\" for my daughter's birthday.  Olive Garden was her birthday request.  I was astounded to watch the manager bag our dinner with the bag on the floor.  I again said, \"Could you please put the bag on the counter rather than the floor?\"  The manager, Ms. Anderson complied, but obviously bagging on the floor was common place.  She didn't seem to see the problem with placing food items in a bag while on the floor.  I cannot imagine this is health code.  After spending $50 on dinner for 3, I think we will find either a new Italian restaurant or at least a new Olive Garden. \n\nFood is good and pricey, but just eat in and don't take it \"to go\".


I ate at CFT for the first time this week with some coworkers. Delish!! I had the chicken quesadilla, and asked for light cheese...it was perfect. Looking forward to going back soon!!


One of our burgers was messed up pretty badly and when the server came she tried to fix it, but the server rarely made it to our table, the other two people in the party were almost done with their food by the time she came by to ask me.  I couldn't get anyone to stop at the table either, it was a bummer because clearly they make a great burger.


I am standing outside of Dotty ' s on Tropicana and Jones located in the CVS. The employee who is working there right now just mowed down a pedestrian with his car. He took off went around the building and the snuck into Dotty 's with no regard to the pedestrian on the ground. There are 3 eye witnesses. While waited for ambulance and police to arrive he comes out and says he didn't hit anyone, then when we show him the damage to his car he claimed the pedestrian jumped onto his car. I find this totally unacceptable. We went in and asked for corporate ' s number and he refused to give it to us. Guess I will continue to tell all my Facebook friends take his picture and post a danger to others notice all while he collect his paycheck from Dotty's. Nice company no one I know will ever go to your locations again.


This is a slightly odd review. I really like this place...on weeknights, at happy hour, when it's not catering to the Drunken-Nightclub-Hopping-Touristy crowd. I really hate this place on some random weekend nights, when it seems to be a completely different place. It happened to me once, and I've not been brave enough to try a weekend since. Maybe it's not that bad every time.\n\nOne of the things I miss most from Chicago are the cocktail bars (Violet Hour, Weegee's), and on some nights of the week, the Downtown fills that niche for me. On others...it's just another OONTSOONTS-DUBSTEP-OONTS filled nightclub that's so packed its impossible to move and so loud its impossible to hear the person next to you. So. Take this review with the grain of salt that particular perspective offers. \n\nI would give it 2 stars on it's \"Club-lounge\" nights, and 5 on it's \"actual cocktail room\" nights.\n\nPros:\n- I always get amazing cocktails here, and the bartenders know their stuff. Order off the menu, or tell them what you like and ask them to suggest something, either way, you can't go wrong. They are made with love, and great, fresh ingredients. \n- On \"good\" nights, it's a great place to take an old friend who just flew into town, pull up a chair, and catch up over a cocktail (or four). It's quiet enough you can talk, loud enough you aren't overheard by the world, and the staff never gives you the \"GTFO\" stinkeye.\n- These cocktails are actually worth $14. The prices are really not that bad for damn good cocktails made out of fancy pants ingredients. It's not the sort of stuff you can say, make at home, without dropping at LEAST $150 on all the necessary bottles. Unless you're ordering a gin and tonic or something, and that just sort of makes you an idiot. Be adventurous and order something with chartreuse.\n- Atmosphere is cozy and mellow. Sort of like some rich old fella's study. Curl up in a chair with a smoky scotch drink and just say \"ahhhh.\"\n\nCons:\n - Realizing you came on random nightclub night. Oontz.


For the BEST in Ultra Fresh Seafood this is it. The Fish are line caught and flown in fresh everyday from Italy. Computer chips are inserted in fish to monitor the traveling temperature to insure perfection. A marine biologist is on staff to monitor the live tanks. You won't find that kind of care and quality anywhere else.\n\nWe tried a number of things since this was a splurge dining here. In general I found everything simplistic but done to perfection.\n\nWe were impressed with the priest chokers pasta, the texture was phenomenal. It wasn't fancy only butter and sage with pieces of turbot that melted in your mouth.\n\nFor dinner I wanted to try a fish I never had before. You get a whole fish that they sell by weight. The John Dory that they had last night was too big for two people so I picked the Gilthead Sea Bream with the tomatoes, arugula,garlic and red onion. The fish comes out on a cart, then the waiter cleans it and plates it with fresh vegetables and potato. The fish seemed slow cooked and really melted in your mouth. It was so light and fresh and the simple topping just enhanced the fish.\n\nWe had to try dessert and I don't get blown away by dessert often but the lemon cake is something YOU MUST TRY if you come here. It was just perfect, The perfect taste of lemon, it oozed lemon, it had crunch on the top and the rosemary gelato tasted so good with it.\n\nYes it's expensive. You get what you pay for.


Should change the name to Lobster Mehhh. I felt like I was at the food court in the mall when i saw how this place was set up. It would have been better if it were since the mall has more seating.\nHad the lobster roll combo that came with fries and a drink. The Lobster roll was not a traditional one in my eyes. It was filled with plenty of lobster but was not tossed in the mayo/scallion mix a Maine lobster roll would have. It seemed to have a vinegar based medley that overwhelmed any on the natural flavors. The item that was the best was the fries, theses were actually very tasty. The lobster mac and cheese was so-so. A few lobster chunks on top but none throughout, not worth the $9.95. Definitely not returning!!


As far as sports bars go, this might be my favorite. Fantastic atmosphere, more than enough high-quality screens. Truly not a bad seat in the house. Added benefit is the phenomenal patio -- one of the best bar patios in town for sure. I've been there twice in the past week to watch Suns playoff games. Food is very good for bar food. First night was just 5-6 shared appetizers (wings, potato skins, chicken quesadilla, etc. - you know the stuff for us health nuts). Everything was fantastic. The second night we had the prime rib, mashed potatoes and asparagus dinner. Only $12 and it was great. After we had the skillet cookie which was one of the best things I've ever tasted -- I will get that every time I go no matter what. ;-) The only drawback was the wait staff. Was hard to get a drink a few times. Other than that, fantastic experience and we will be back regularly.


Le Marly is ok.  I did not eat here, I only drank.  They have a signature raspberry martini with Vodka, raspberry puree and a basil leaf, which is good.  Most of the drinks are under $10, for example liquor drinks are about $8.50, 20oz beer about $7.50.  The appetizers ordered by some of the other people in our group looked good, but I did not try them.\n\nWhile this place is located on Beaver Hall in the middle of downtown, it's unfortunate that it is not very frequented.  Literally no one came in while we were there for almost 3 hours on a Thursday.\n\nThey have a very modern decor with a Purple theme.  \n\nThe staff was nice, took our coats upon entry with out a fee.  Also were very attentive to our needs (drinks)\n\nPersonally, I wouldn't pick this place for an evening out, but if the group was already going, I'd tag along.


Sorry... not as good at Fairmount! The all-dressed bagel was as good as naked, with no salt to be found.


High price, takes two or more trips and would not recommend. Looking at other review sites, This is not the company I  want. They advertise a lot, but that does not mean much to me. Quality performance is available from local business at almost half the price with one day service. See my other reviews. Sorry moved on and would not use again.


...while I didn't get dinged for the $10 parking that others have cited since it was after football season I really cannot think of a reason to visit these outlets as the vast majority of the stores and \"deals\" can be found at one of the HUNDREDS of local malls and/or shopping centers if you go during the right time or season.  Tack on the big crowds, bratty kids, and general ugliness of the complex and I cannot really think of a reason to return - Cole Haan outlet or not.


Oh, El Encanto...so much promise, so little delivery.\n\nI chose this location for my in-laws to take me on a \"Bon Voyage\" meal because I had been to \"Dos\" and heard the ambiance was even better at the Cave Creek location. After eating here, I wasn't one bit sad that I was leaving Phoenix.\n\nIf interested, you can read my review of El Encanto Dos as well. Surprisingly, the reviews are almost opposite (you'd think they'd be similar if owned by the same people).\n\nFirst look, I wasn't amazed. Of course, the pond and the ducks are great, but it produces demanding birds that the net over the pond can't completely prevent. We went early in the evening on a weekday, maybe right around 5pm and it was pretty empty. Our server was very attentive at first, but strayed a bit towards the end. I'm not going to say anything else about the service; I've only been there once and I'm hoping that bad service isn't a theme with the Encanto restaurants.\n\nThe margarita...I don't remember much about it, so I\"m going to say it wasn't memorable. The food was memorable, only in that it was such a bore. I got a quesadilla and could have gotten something more interesting/tastier at Denny's. In fact, I was really astounded at the boringness of the food. Everyone I was with at the table said that they thought the meal was lacking in a way.\n\nThis visit took place in mid-May 2010, and I'm not sure if they had just gotten a new cook, or had some other issue. That is the only time I've been there, so I can't testify to much...but when I go back to visit Phoenix, I won't be going to El Encanto.


My husband and I were invited by friends back in November 2012. At first we really enjoyed it, then started noticing unprofessional attitude by the owner, such as alcohol on the breath, and shouting at the staff in front of patrons. \n\nThe owner's claims that former patrons just \"hung out\" without purchasing anything is erroneous and inflammatory; furthermore, these patrons are personally responsible for bringing in many new customers.\n\nI fully expect to have the owner remove this negative review; that is his prerogative. However, just know this...word gets around Marco.


The food is unique and very good. The decor in the new restaurant at Chandler Heights an Higley is Spartan. I have been to the new one 3 times.  The food screams comfort but the ambiance just screams. Too bright, uncomfortable and worst of all, there are always dirty tables. They have young kids waiting tables, but they aren't trained well. They bring your food one plate at a time, no silverware. When we finished both of the last two times they brought a dessert menu, came back and we declined dessert, then they went away and came back with the check, we paid and they collected the money - all the while never clearing our plates!  My suggestion - train the waitstaff and clean up the dining room and make it more homey. And for goodness sake get rid of that horrible cart just inside the door - and that weird cluttered 1/2 booth by the door.