Went there for an early dinner after their grand opening. Decor is ok, the restaurant has a huge stage, that's awkwardly placed in the middle of the back wall, tables sparsely placed around the restaurant. As per the menu, happy hour is everyday from 2-7p. \n\nWe ordered the beer sampler, my husband ordered the Onion Burger and I ordered the East Valley Burger. (both medium well) and mac & cheese with fries for our kiddo. Beer came and it was good, the waiter didn't really explain much of the beers, nor the seasonal, he just gave us the paper that goes with the sampler that describes the beers. They were a good size for samplers, enough for both of us to taste and have more than 4 sips each. Our son's food came, with apple slices instead of  the fries we order; the waiter came back apologetic with the fries (FYI- the restaurant has no kiddie cups or to go cups for the kids drinks, just big, glass cups. Def not kid friendly). \n\nOur burgers came, both burgers were beyond well done, mind you we ordered them medium; we let the waiter know, but at this point we had already bitten into our flavorless burgers. Did I mention flavorless? Yes, they were; there was no seasoning whatsoever on them, they tasted like regular cooked ground beed. The onion burger claims it has horseradish cream sauce...there was less than a sliver on the burger; meanwhile the East Valley burger is described as having a cilantro lime sour cream...again a sliver, we could barely taste it. After our son was done eating, we asked for his ice cream, as it's part of his meal. The ice cream tasted like it has been sitting in the freezer for months and months. You know the kind, where there's freezer burn on your ice cream but you eat it anyway because you just have to have it...yeah that kind. Our son, who LOVES ice cream, didn't even eat it. \n\nWe then asked for our check; upon reviewing it, I noticed that we had been charged the regular price for the sampler. I asked the waiter and he said that it wasn't happy hour, so I pulled out the beer menu where it clearly states: HAPPY HOUR EVERYDAY 2-7p (and then the bottom describes what the specials are); he then went to the manager and comped (is that even a word?) , whatever, he reduced the price of the beer sampler. \n\nWould we return? Maybe for their beers and possibly appetizers.  The service, beer selection and location is good, food...eh I've had better. However, I think I'd rather save my $$ and go to OHSO Brewery in Phoenix; and if we want a good, TASTY burger we'll go to Teakwoods.


Awesome place! Lauren is the best! Great service! Love the drinks, most definitely will go for seconds!


Our party ended up staying at Paris in Vegas over July 4th...it was a fun, nice place (great pool).  However, we all noticed bite marks on our legs and extremities.  We notified the front desk, to which they did nothing. \n\nAt checkout, we again complained, and they sent their house EMT up to our room to check it out.  No word on whatever happened on this... As I was leaving the hotel, I told a dealer about the incident, and he said on the local TV news that he saw  a story titled \"Vegas infested with Bed Bugs\".  Great.  These critters can get in your luggage and come home with you...and infest your HOUSE!  Ugh. \n\nUpon an email to the hotel manager, they assured me that it was 'detergent' (ummm, I get bite marks/scabs from detergent?  Wow).  I mentioned the TV news story, to which they had nothing to say, other than to deny any bed bugs whatsoever.  \n\nThus, I won't be staying at Paris anytime soon....


This place is INCREDIBLE!! Right down the street from Meadows mall you can hit the grocery shopping after clothes shopping. \n\nThe parking lot is always packed when I go but it's worth it - people coming, people going. I have YET to come across a rude Cardenas shoppers, unlike at another hispanic grocery market. They all look unhappy, unless they are coming out KNOWING they're heading for Cardenas ; ) \n\nCustomer service is great, produce is good, fresh meats, fresh bread, and the food court they have is oh my, delicious!! It's always clean and never closely together where you run into other shoppers. It isn't pricey either, unless you're a cheapskate, but even then you can find deals in here.


Best music during our weekend stay for a Flirty Thirty we celebrated in September. I would definitely come back. The location was a little bit smaller than I remember, but probably because I was a lot more sober. The waterfall and outdoor dancing was a nice touch. One of my top three club choices while in Vegas.


This place is gooood. The food seems fresher than most indian food places, and it definitely doesn't taste like it's been sitting out all day. That might actually be a complaint. I'm so used to eating vegetable pakoras that have been sitting in a vat under a heat lamp that these were too fresh for me to like. You know? It's like being raised on Taco Bell and being so used to that as your definition of Mexican food that when you actually go to a Mexican food joint with fresh ingredients you're like, \"WTF is this?\"\n\nOh yeah, and it's definitely more expensive than other places in the valley.


If dry, bland cupcakes are your thing, then this is the place for you. \n\nSo unimpressed. \n\nThe cake was flavorless and crumbly. \nIcing not very sweet, and barely flavored. But yet somehow dense and heavy. \n\nWe went through 6 varieties hoping to find a winner. \n... and were disappointed 6 times. \n\nTheir \"best cinnamon roll\" of Pittsburgh didn't fly in my book either. \n\nBest cupcake in America? BAH. Even Betty Crocker's got a leg up on this joint. \n\nThe only saving grace with their big fluffy rice krispy treat. That's worth 1 star alone. \n\nRarely have I been so let down by sugar. \n\nI cried myself to sleep that night.


Went through the drive-thru today-- got my friends the cod sandwich. Several hours later, one friend had digestive problems. I've gone there before without incident, but i'd double check to make sure the food is cooked enough. Perhaps nuke it for a minute in the microwave at home to be safe.


So far, NOT so good.  Our waiter ignored us and we had to snag another who just happened to catch my eye and asked if he could help.  Hopefully the food will be worth the frustration.\n\nWell they redeimed themselves.  The food was great and our new waiter was the best!  You gotta try the banana pudding.  It rocked.


I enjoy how the Bourbon Street Grille is on the water, and I have eaten here, now fairly unfortunately, with my family on several occasions for this reason.  However, the experience was consistently underwhelming each time.  The service is slow as molasses after 6pm, jumbling orders, forgetting drinks, etc.  When you finally get the food, sometimes it is cold, sometimes it is missing items, and generally is not presented professionally, or deserving of the price.  When you eat it, most of the dishes are too spicy, and not in a full-bodied, cajun way, but in a vinegary, salty way. The etouffe was thin and had little flavor.  The jambalaya was spicy and had no depth to it, rather it had more of a chili in a can flavor.  The soups were overdone and a bit burnt, I believe.  The sandwiches came out on dry bread with limp mushrooms, onions, and fries.  The location is nice, and the experience is manageable, but it misses the mark in service and food.


We loved our breakfast.  Bacon avocado omelet and carnitas pork skillet.   Great service by all the staff.   We will be back next time we are in town.


Came here during happy hour to have some nosh.  My server, Stephanie was very attentive and offered suggestions for sushi and drink.  The svedka cherry limeade cocktail was good as suggested but most of the food fell short of even bein ok.  My first dish of tuna in ponzu with togarashi was good but the tuna hand roll was klunky and unseasoned.  I took the server's other reccomendation and tried the Blarney, but once again not very seasoned and the mango sauce was sticky and just not good.  I will say however the garlic soy edamame were pretty tasty.  All in all the service was what stopped me from giving Pearl a one star rating, she was bubbly and attentive as a good server should be.  I will be back for happy hour but not for the food.


I was taken here once by a group of my ex-boyfriend friends, who all go to Napier. As it is just a 5 minute walk from the Napier Halls, it's their local. As a result it was full of shouting students and roudy drunks. Not really my scene.\n\nThe bar itself is reasonably nice, it's a nice dark brown and cream theme. But the seats are grotty and tables are sticky. We went to play pool and only one pool queue was in operation, it made the whole thing quite difficult. When I was there they were showing the Superbowl so every other minute people would be screaming in my ear or swearing at a bad call.  \nThe staff were quite snippy too, I didn't feel very welcomed, and they made no effort to clear up all the empties we were beside.


Unbelievable gem in Apache Junction!! Great beer selection and awesome service. We even ordered food after we had just eaten dinner because they serve only local farm fresh beef and produce! Great place to spend my money!


Let's just say it like this... if you are Asian, or have a solid grasp of Asian cuisine then it is very likely that this place will not impress you the slightest. \n\nYour spread over numerous different menus from Korean, Japanese, Chinese, you get the idea and none of it is really on point. \n\nThe location in the M Resort is very clean, well staffed for the most part and managed but the food falls very very short of delicious. Might i suggest they put a plum wine by the glass instead of the standard white and red options as this is an Asian restaurant and that would be helpful to a small couple that doesnt want a whole bottle. I have eaten here on a number of occasions, one of them being my Korean grandmothers birthday since she was staying at M it was quite convenient. We ordered the Kalbi for the table, which was VERY fatty and although had flavor was quite salty. My grandmother made the comment of the Kalbi from the buffet having better quality cuts of short ribs which is pretty sad honestly. We ordered the Bibimbap which certainly was not authentic and the meat was a bit off, as well as the HARD rice that was used. My spicy seafood stew which seemed like a mix of Ramen and Jjampong, where the broth wasnt total shiet the noodles were still in the SQUARE block as if they took them out the package and forgot to cook them. I refuse to eat here again, its simply not worth the efforts to take a chance on this place. The food is not executed well, and quite tasteless in most cases. Its a shame since the location is quite nice.


Friendly Service. Fresh Veggies! At only 1 dollar a person for BYOB and no corkage this place is a steal! The price is right too! \n\nIf you are a veggie, curry, wine lover who loves family style friendly service, then this place is for you!


From the moment I walked in the door I was smiling. \n\nThe initial shock of the dim inside may be a bit much from the South facing doors but lets your eyes adjust and you will be amazed. \n\nThe front row is all of the new stern machines, rom versions are often listed. Go down the isles and see classic machines, and other unique machines with a small story write up about them.\n\nEnjoy the non pinball items from classic pong and punchout arcade games to claw grabber and ski ball.\n\nHungry  $.25 buys a bag of popcorn form a neat old machine. Thirsty? There is a modern drink despiser.\n\nNeed quarters? There are three or more change machines that give real quarters not  tokens. \n\nTheir site has a full list of machines. Most are well maintained and fully functional.


Take and bake sign was small and hard to see, out of towers , talked to staff about visiting nothing mentioned about cooking it, the establishment seemed to have some cooking facilities, but staff was no help, very poor questioner service.


Worst service ever!  Came in at 9:20pm and as soon as we walked in the manager told us take out only!  I asked why when it clearly states on the door they don't close until 10:00.  He told me it's because he wanted to get out early.  WHAT THE FUCK?!?  I COULDN'T BELIEVE IT.  So rude.  He even chuckled as he said it.  Going to call the owner tomorrow, but honestly if he hired someone like this to manage his restaurant I'd be surprised if he even cared.


Nice course, very scenic. Some of the holes are something out of a video game. But I don't think i could ever go back on principle. Had a really bad experience with the starter there. He HIGHLY offended me, especially after i paid the $150 to play there.\n\nSo we are there with a group of 7 of us on a golf trip. Our group ended up being the 3 some. There was a single that they had to pair with us. I get that they had to put the single with our group. We didn't mind at all. But they forced the single to ride along in one of our carts rather than give him his own cart. I kindly told the starter that i didn't feel comfortable riding with someone i didn't know and would prefer that he rode in his own cart. The starters response: \"well it looks like you're not playing golf today then\" in the rudest tone possible just about made our entire group walk away and ask for our money back before we tee'd off. It was so ridiculous, and most of us were in shock that he even had the balls to say that to me(or anyone for that matter). He's a starter for god's sake, and i don't think the management at this course would want their starter leaving that kind of impression on a customer right before they are about to start a round of golf. Especially for the price this course charges. I still think about it to this day and this happened 2 months ago. I send clients out to courses in Arizona all the time, and also travel there a lot myself in the winters for personal and business trips. But there's no way I will ever send someone to this place. Not EVER in a million years. And if someone from this course is reading this, you can thank your starter for that. \n\nWe played there Saturday, May 3, 2014 and tee'd off around noon-1pm if i'm not mistaken...just an fyi to anyone on staff at this course who reads the yelp reviews


This is my absolute favorite place to hunt for first edition Dr Seuss books. The owners are so very kind and everytime I go they have no problem helping me dig through the childrens books and they always know off the top of their head just how many Dr Seuss books they have so we aren't looking for no apparent reason. \n\nI'll always have fond memories of this place providing me with my very first 1st edition Dr Seuss book ;}


Super friendly servers.  Fast service.  Had over easy eggs with sausage. Food was cooked well. And the sausage was home made and not out of a package..  Also tried the homemade hash which was also very good.   The reason for five star is the combo of super friendly people and homemade style breakfast.


Food was worth the money- larger sizes. Menu is wayyyy to large and could be downsized or split in an AM PM vs having 10 pages of food chooses. The interior was well thought out w wide range of art. We had 4 different burgers all were great. Love the different French fry options


My wife and I order from here every now and then when we're in the mood for chinese.  I haven't noticed a difference in quality from here to China-a-go-go, or even New York Chinese in Summerlin. Maybe I'm not as much of a Chinese Food Connoisseur as I thought I was after reading other people's reviews, but it's close to our house and decently priced.  Nice food portions too, so we always have left overs, which I think is a plus.


I typically don't go down to the strip but when I do I at least expect to get high quality food (even if it is overpriced).  I realize this place is just a coffee shop but I never expected they would serve a steak that had been tenderized with papaya enzymes.  seriously gross.  the crab cake was ok but the best part was the remoulade.  also had a chopped salad that wasn't bad but it was over dressed.


Overpriced for breakfast.  \n\nWeird seating arrangement\n.


Dakota, you know the food is bad here, why would you ever eat here again?  Great question, I am so glad you asked.  Having been here a couple times and been disappointed I had never intended to give it another chance, as Sam Fox restaurants are always guaranteed to underwhelm and chains should be avoided when possible.   A friend had a birthday party and it had been at least a 1+ years since I had been, so I went in with an open mind about giving it one more shot.  A friend had a birthday party there (unfortunately I could not talk them into changing the venue) after being handed a bunch of lemons it was time to make lemonade\n\nThe evening started off somewhat promising, they actually had a craft cocktail list (trying to capitalize on the craft cocktail craze and actually doing it well are two different stories) and the Mrs went with their modified version of a French 75 (very modified) which was Aperol, Strawberry infused simple syrup, gin, sparkling wine, and I believe lemon or lime, which was drinkable but a touch light on the gin, I went with a Perfect Martinez - My criteria for this selection was the products involved:  Miller Gin (excellent) Dolin Dry Vermouth (excellent) Carapno Anticia (excellent) and orange bitters (as long as you buy decent bitters or make your own you are fine here) and what came out was a slightly orangeish martini - a bit sweet and orangey but certainly drinkable.  That combination of ingredients in almost any ratio is probably decent.  Looking at the rest of the cocktail menu everything looked overly sweet and unbalanced but I could not resist the compulsion to confirm what I already knew and against common sense went with a Singapore Sling.  Which was super sweet bright red, wrong glass, wrong garnish, wretched drink - so in conclusion stick with items in a bottle here, the cocktail menu is for looking at not ordering from\n\nOnto the food:  The soup of the day was Chili, which was salty to the point of inedible, the fondue pretzel with cheese dipwas up next, the pretzel quality was very poor, cardboardish and bland with the cheese tasting very processed. \n\nWe ordered charcuterie for our meal (as we suspected the food would be bad - and the charcuterie at Arrogant Butcher [another Sam Fox restaurant] is solid) and that was delivered to the other end of our table (large group) so by the time they figured out what happened they were going to bring out the same order to us [because of their mistake], with the rest of everyone's main course, however the main's came out and still not charcuterie, so we ended up canceling that order (it was about 20-30 min between the mistake and the mains coming out without them correcting the error) We also got a couple of the mussel app for the table - which was fine, it is hard to mess mussels up, the broth was ok nothing exceptional\n\nSo after about 2 hours in with very little eaten or to drink other than water, a couple mussels, and a few bites of bad bread, and 1 ok cocktail - it was the most exciting time of the evening, time to go! The Bday Girl did have an excellent time which was the most important part\n\nIf you do have to go there, try not to eat anything and stick with beer or wine - and you will be ok


I had had two drinks and the slot lady cut me off! I had two drinks after 5 hours, the security guard found nothing wrong with me and the cocktail waitress told me I was only able to drink water!!! This place is cheap as heck and found every reason to nickel and dime me through out our stay. STAY AWAY!!!!!


I've only been here once because Capitol Chophouse sucked my wallet dry that day.\n\nI had the 18 oz. ribeye, which was juicy and tender. The Capitol chop salad was pretty good too. I have absolutely no complaints about the food itself.\n\nBut I just can't justify coming here. The $$$ sign on Yelp should be changed to $$$$. Capitol Chophouse is definitely a pricey restaurant. I'm assuming it's because rent downtown, and especially within a hotel, is high. For the price you pay, there are surely better options out there. Try Tornado if you haven't already. Costs are more or less the same, but the quality and options are a lot better.


No longer serving food :/ and not a huge selection of smoothies...\n\nStill nice to take advantage of a smoothie after a VegasHot! class.


MASSIVE VENUE.\n\nSeriously. It's a music venue, a bar, a bowling alley, a lounge, a and restaurant. If you're not in the mood for the \"club scene\" but you still want to party in Vegas, this is a great place to go and drink/dance. The vibe is non-pretentious and fun. Leave your slutty dress and heels at home! \n\nI came here for a Cherub show and had a blast. The stage is a decent size, and they had a massive dance floor in front of the stage. It gets SUPER LOUD in here, so I stood clear of the speakers. The venue is also super well ventilated, so much that I even got a little chilly after standing still for a bit. The Brooklyn Bowl also didn't fill  up too bad so I never felt claustrophobic. Paying for a ticket to see live music here is probably cheaper than paying the entrance fee to some ridiculous club. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.


My daughter and I were heading to another place for lunch when I spotted this little gem in a mostly empty strip mall. The name sounded familiar, so we decided to stop here instead. There were a few other patrons waiting for tables inside so we opted to sit on the patio where we could be seated right away. The whole restaurant is really clean and the patio is no exception (although once a large party with multiple kids who were sitting on the patio left, it took them awhile to clean up). Once we were seated I quickly looked up what other yelpers had to say and it looks like this location is pretty new.\n\nI ordered a simple bean and cheese burrito, enchilada style and and iced tea for myself, and my daughter got the kids chicken strips with fries and a chocolate milk. The food came out pretty quickly. As we were waiting, the server who was bringing out the food came to our table a couple times to ask if other orders were ours. I also noticed that a couple of the servers were unsure of who another table belonged to so it seems like there might not be a system for the patio yet. This didn't bother me, but the ladies at the table next to us were annoyed because they were in a rush.\n\nMy burrito was alright, great tortilla, filling was hot and stayed warm, but the enchilada sauce was a little too thin for my liking. The chicken strips were warm but not steaming lava hot like they always seem to be everywhere else (this is a good thing because they were for a starving five year old). My daughter said the chocolate milk wasn't chocolatey and asked for water instead. My iced tea was okay but tasted a little dirty.\n\nThe price was okay...our bill came to just over $14. I don't have much of an incentive to come back (Dos Gringos is across the street and kids eat free all the time there), but the place is cute and since they are new, I would give them another shot.


I've dined at Bangkok Balcony a few times. A couple of times, I've ordered one of the stir-fry dishes. The dishes are good but cost a nickel under $14 which is a bit expensive for a stir-fry dish. On my most memorable visit, I ordered a daily special which was served as a whole fish over rice with a Thai chili sauce. The presentation of the dish was rather surprising as they served an entire fish (head and all) as opposed to a fillet which caught me off guard.\n\nOne of the convenient aspects of the restaurant is that you can rate how spicy you would like the dish on a scale of 1 to 10.\n\nThere is also window seating available where you can overlook Forbes Ave while having dinner.\n\nAll in all, Bangkok Balcony is a nice and intimate restaurant but a bit expensive for the type of food they are serving.


2 stars. Only cause the drink prices are good.


Home away from home. Great selection of Cigars, wrist watches and shaving products. Great place to hang out and have a smoke and watch sports on 6 large tv screens. No membership fees and you can also store you collection in the back room free of charge. Highly recommend Cigar King.


I bought my Specialized mountain bike several years ago at Exhale. I took it in recently for some mechanical issues. They were knowledgable with integrity, especially since I'm mechanically challenged.  They explained what needed done with estimates that were fair and reasonable. They even expressed changes that will help me with my riding goals.  Thanks Exhale!!!


One of the places I like to visit for breakfast or coffee with my friends. Today I got an interesting combination of scrambled eggs, Turkish salami (I hope it was), cheese, black and green olives on cucumber and tomato, white soft cheese, grilled baguette and Turkish tea. I agree that this place is lacking of identity however staff extremely friendly and overall experience very good. I will definitely be back for a quiet breakfast or lunch.


I will start by saying that my daughter and I made a special trip to get these bagels fresh in the morning, and I was so disappointed!\n\nFirst of all, weighing in on the bagel debate, I do prefer NY bagels (for which I have also been known to make special pilgrimages).  Montreal's are thinner and somewhat sweet, which is less enjoyable to me.\n\nThat said, some of the dozen bagels sold to me were actually stale and had to be day old.  The best and freshest was probably the sesame.  However, we decided after trying both St. Viateur and Fairmount, that Montreal bagels are not for us.  I think many Americans who have experienced high-quality bagels in NYC might agree.  Frankly, I can even do better at several places in Boston.\n\nMontreal has amazing French food; I guess I don't need it to compete with NY for the Jewish angle.  (I also think Schwartz's is way overrated.)


Visited the aquarium sinve it was on the 10 must do things while in vegas. Nice aquarium but not everything advertised was available. An interesting place to visit but I'm not sure it's a must see if you are in vegas


The food wasn't bad, but it was incredibly slow service. It took forever to place an order and there was no one in line. I probably won't be back .. I can't stand slow service


I ordered the squid salad from this place.. And I was throwing up all afternoon.. Don't eat here if you want to spend the day healthy and happy


Fine hotel.  I have not stayed here lately.  In the past, though, I have found the rooms to be a good value for the money.\n\nWhat do I like about the Mirage?  The Volcano show in front of the hotel is always entertaining.  The eruptions begin at 5pm every evening and run every hour on the hour until 11pm.  The casino has always been good to me.  I have actually earned money here over the years.\n\nThe best thing about the Mirage is that they have Carnegie Deli!  The sandwiches are gigantic and the cheesecakes look heavenly.  No need to go to NYC to enjoy it.  Just come to the Mirage in Vegas.


I was craving fruit for breakfast, so when my boyfriend pulls up at a Mexican restaurant, I was a little skeptical. I was wrong! Fully admitting this. The big fruit platter with honey was so fresh and perfect. I had a mango juice that was literally pureed mango. Amazing.  Boyfriend had the Huevos Rancheros. Also mui bueno. I guess this joint was on Food Network for their gigantic burger. Man v.s Food.... That guy. So, funny thing is, his face is plastered all over the restaurant, including on the servers shirts!! It's cool that he could give them the spotlight they deserve!


Well what can be added to the other complaints.  We were there 3 days.  The pool was closed due to different stories.  They gave us a key to the hotel pool that did not work had to get another.  The tengo Internet barely worked my computer could hardly get my emails.  My 2 phones constantly had unstable connection error message.  I  could not connect to yelp via wifi to write this review.   What does that tell you.  We will try oais rv park next time.