This new yogurt place at CityCenter of CityNorth is a nice addition to the area.  It's a do-it-yourself place, so you grab a cup, head to the yogurt machines, dispense however much yogurt you want, then put on your own toppings, put it on the scale, and pay by weight (39 cents/oz.).  Now, about the yogurt.  The flavor variety is a little disappointing.  They have original tart (a la Pinkberry, in LA, or Ice Tango, in AZ), pomegranate tart, vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, and OJ.  Flavors may change, but this is what they had when I was there.  The \"regular\" (i.e. non-tart) yogurt flavors were just okay -  I would make the trip to Golden Spoon instead, as they have the best and most variety of flavors.  But the tart flavors were very good - pomegranate was delicious, and the original wasn't quite up to Pinkberry standards (a little too icy, more like sorbet, although I prefer that to too creamy in a tart flavor), but still good.  They have a nice selection of toppings (fresh fruit, nuts, cereal, mochi, some other British stuff I'd never heard of), although it's always a little scary having it self-serve (salad bar style) so it sits out for people to get their germs on your food.  Overall, I think this place will do well, if for no other reason than it's the only yogurt place in the area, but I actually enjoy their tart flavors and toppings very much!


Last weeks creative loafing had an article about Bollywood Bites that inspired me to give it a shot.My co-worker is married to an Indian man and is quite familiar with the cuisine ( I am not) - so she offered to take a group of us in and help us decide what to get.\n\nBe warned: This place is difficult to find -CL didn't refer to it as a hidden gem for nothing. If you look on their website they give great directions with a map, making it much easier.\n\nAlso be warned that if your meal is under $10 it is cash only. We came with a group of 7 and waited for about a half hour for our meals...it is take-out only, so this may not be ideal for a workday lunch unless you work in the vicinity. They also do not have everything listed on their menu on a given day- so unless you are extremely familiar with Indian fare - I recommend going in and talking to the lady rather than calling the order in. She was friendly and helpful. \n\nDespite the above warnings, the food itself is really beyond delicious and earns the four stars solidly. My co-worker said it reminded her of meals cooked in her in-laws kitchen.\n\nI ordered the paneer tikka masala (Which was killer) make sure you get the roti that goes with it. I also had the Pani Puri (which isnt on their menu online). If you have never tried Pani Puri - get it now! So delicious..make sure you ask how to eat it though or you'll be lost. I had quite a bit of food for $9- the menu is super affordable. \n\nKeep in mind everything is vegan and/or vegetarian. \n\nThis gem was certainly worth the effort of finding!


This is your prototypical Hawaiian BBQ joint. It's very reminiscent of L&L's. In fact, they even have the daily specials laminated and taped behind the counter. The serving sizes are pretty much the same as well with your choice of mini or regular. The chicken katsu curry was good as was their macaroni salad. I thought the spam musubi was smaller in size. The food was good, but nothing about this place made it stand out from any other Hawaiian barbeque place.


This place is just ordinary, there is nothing really great about it except that they deliver.  the best item I had on their menu was the shrimp in lobster sauce, the sweet and sour and orange chicken tasted like it was previously frozen and similar to something you can buy at costco in the freezer isles. They are a bit overpriced, but I think most of the asian food in Arizona is overpriced and lacking in authenticity.


The M Buffet is my new favorite buffet in LV!!\n\nIt is a bit far from the strip so we usually eat here on the way home. It gets very BUSY. If you have a group with more than 4 or 5 people better to split up the party or you'll be waiting FOREVER! (Thats what we had to do) Cost is about $30 something\n\nAll you can eat CRAB LEGS! There are two different kinds: Steamed or Cold. The steamed ones are bombedy!!! That's all I ate & needed. \n\nCan't wait to go back!!


Found a pair of jeans in the sale rack marked $3. I go to purchase and am told that they made a mistake, \"oh this is a return from another store. We can't sell them at that price. The sale price is only at that store. If you would like to purchase them it will be $59\" So I ask, \"Is this a mistake by your employee?\" \n\"Yes. The sale is at the other store.\"\n\"Well what can you do for me since this is your mistake?\"\n\"I can sell it to you for the regular price.\"\n\nNeedless to say, I didn't buy the jeans. The funny thing is that they are currently running a $20 off all jeans sale, but the signs must have been for another store!


Oh my goodness. I didn't know what outstanding auto service was until I came to Rebel Auto!!!! So professional. So kind. The free play arcade while you wait? AWESOME! It isn't like a cheap gimmick. It's legit!!! The price is perfect - way better than what the dealer charges for my  2 year old car. I couldn't believe how fast they got my oil change done, either. And they gave me recommendations but didn't pressure me. Being new to the area, I'm so glad I found Rebel Auto. I believe they have gained a customer for life!


*** Ich bin betrunken und angef\u00fcllt und es ist ehrf\u00fcrchtig ! ***\n\nMan -o -man...\nBig giant Spaten beers...\nand deep-kraut-fried-schweiner-schintzel-burp-o-pleasure-cheesy-orgasmonic. \n\nAnother super short but sweet review.\nIf you dig authentic German grub (which I grew up, thanks Granny!) this is the joint. Plus the great back bar..\nand do I need to mention the Spatens as big as your head (again)..?\nF-ing lovely!\n\nI'm heading back very soon.\n\n*caution: if you have a heart attack after eating here do not be surprised, be expectant... in a good way.


I have only gone here for kids/baby gifts and it's a great place to find that perfect, unique gift. It's really pricey, so be prepared to spend a lot. However, they have complimentary gift wrap and it looks really nice when they're done.


lately, every time i go to vegas, i stay at the venetian. i usually stay with a little group to cut down the cost of the room. it is so gorgeous i wouldn't think of staying anywhere else! and it's so huge that you can cram all the people in there and not to squished. i think the most people i had in one room was.. 12?? we had the queen sized room which has two beds, and a sofa bed. only downfall is there's only one bathroom, but we made it work.\n\nthe venetian also has a great location. it's on the middle of the strip so it would be convenient to stay here if you don't have a car and don't feel like spending money on a cab. it's also connected to that one fancy mall that also connects to a few other hotels.\n\njust to let you all know, there's an AWESOME special going on right now that ends june 27th. you can book rooms till labor day for this special. promo code: EVTMP08


Still pricey. Still a good burger. \n\nOne cool change...the super slick new digital coke machine. There are about 40 sodas to choose from! Pretty fun. For example, if you select sprite zero, you can then choose raspberry, strawberry, peach, grape, cherry, classic and so on! Fun!\n\nNote to diners! I had forgotten.  The regular burger is really a double patty and the little is a single patty.  \n\nAnother nice touch, five guys numbers your burgers along with your order on your receipt, so you don't have to dissect them to figure oput whos is whos.  Cool!


Pow, Judy makes it better.  \n\nI never feel like I have time to or money for a massage but when I go I wonder why it took so long!  She has a tidy little room where she works her magic.  She is simply fantastic!  \n\nThis is not your spa or chain store massage, this is deep tissue as intense as you desire.  She has several different styles but I prefer a strait sports massage.


Compared to the other Starbucks around town this ones probably the worst, I know it's 100 degrees outside but when I order my Americano hot, I kinda expect it to be hot, last couple of times it's been cool like they iced it then noticed oops it's suppose to be hot, then strained and put into cup. Granted it's better than 7-11 coffee but When I go to Starbucks I expect better.


Yippee I found the best girls in North Phoenix.  Definitely stop in and see Ann, Tracy or Victoria for your holiday nails.


i love that you can bring your animal inside the store! so many times you purchase items and wonder if the animal will like it or it fits. \n\nThe selections are huge for all types of needs for many different animals! the prices are usually reasonable! just wish I wasn't so far away from these stores


Peut etre la meilleure place de poutine en ville... Surtout sans ligne d'attente contrairement a la banquise......\n\nFormule o\u00f9 l'on peut choisir ses ingr\u00e9dients tels que les frites \u00e8cras\u00e9es entre autre.


So close yet so far away...\n\nFrom the street Zuzu Cafe look colorful, warm and inviting.  As you walk through the door you get a whole different impression.\n\nWhile the interior is has the same vibrant color scheme i found myself less than impressed.  Every counter, chair and table look worn and gives the impression that maintenance is not a priority for the owners.\n\nI inquired about gluten free menu options and was looked at like I was from another planet.  Undaunted I searched the menu for something I might be able to eat finding some breakfast burritos served on a tortilla.  I asked if they could make it with a corn tortilla instead of flour but without checking with anyone the server said sheepishly that it wasn't his call.  I considered pursuing the matter with the manager but since the employee behind the counter so uncomfortably with my request for a substitution I surmised that his experience discussing menu changes with management in the past was less than productive.\n\nI settled for Cafe Mocha which was not bad but I can get good coffee almost anywhere in Madison.\n\nToo bad!  This could be a great little diner with a good cleaning, some minor menu tweaks and some attitude adjustment by management.


I visit the Dog Bar one a week I think. I looooooove this place. It feels like I am walking into a friend's house every time I go there. The staff are unbelievably friendly. They always make me (and my dog) feel very welcome. They have a different drink special every night which is nice for us folks on a budget.\n\nMy dog is a rescue dog, so she was very shy at first when we starting going there. Now whenever I walk to my car with her, she is dying to hop in the back seat because she knows that means it's Dog Bar time.\n\nThursdays are $3.50 draft beer night, which includes all the local beers. They have a nice selection from NODA and Birdsong Brewery.\n\nIf you have a dog that is nicely behaved, then venture out to the Dog Bar. Your pooch can play with all the other dogs while you kick back a few tasty beverages and watch them at play. It is really great to be able to go out to a bar and bring your dog with you.\n\nLove this place!


I give this place 2 stars only because the waitress was very annoying, she was walking back n forth and all around us talking very loud. Even when approaching us to ask questions when no one but another couple was in the restaurant she was very loud. I could not enjoy my lunch on my day off from work when all I wanted to do is go out to eat and relax. The chef that served us was very nice, friendly, and I enjoyed his service. I do want to come back because the sushi was great but service like that is not pleasant.


HANDS DOWN most authentic Asian cuisine my hubby Andi have found in Madison!  Congee love! The chicken was moist and tasty, so good!


Their Pasta wasn't all that great. It needed more sauce. No flavor. But their platter of different hams was bomb with their bottle of merlot. The dessert was really good.. we had the banana gelato and the one with the lady fingers. I dont' know why Mario Batali is an Iron Chef when his pasta tasted like shiet.


Doughnuts were hot, fresh and good. The reasoning behind the 3 stars is due to 1) the manager/ shift supervisor/ the person who rang us up came across as arrogant and unfriendly 2) the seating/eating area was dirty and we were 2 of 3 customers in the place 3) the place where they assemble the doughnuts was dirty as well. It was unappetizing. I will try it again. Hopefully I will go back to a clean & friendly environment.


Close to downtown if that is where you need to be.  Cheap room.  Terrible food from room service, raw steak full of grizzle.


I really HATE paying $30 for horrible food! This place sucks eat here at own risk.


I've read a lot of reviews for this gym and have to disagree with most. I've never seen a dirty bathroom or unfriendly staff member. \n\nTons of machines and free weights are up to date. Lots of cardio machines and benches.\n\nStaff is really helpful and overall friendly environment. \n\nI recommend the spin class on mondays and sundays and the cardio kickbox class on wednesdays.\n\nThe juicebar has plenty of great smoothies and nutritional foods to help you out when you need a little boost.


Not bad for the prices- we happen to be in the neighborhood and the mister was crazing \"olive garden\" so we decided to try this instead.  They have a spaghetti and meatballs special for $6.99 that includes a salad and bread so I decided to get that.  The mister got the chicken piccatta and we ordered dipping sauces ( marinara/alfredo) for the bread.  I also ordered the minestrone soup and Caesar salad.\n\nThe caesar salad was good- they were a little heavy handed with the dressing but at least it did not taste like the caesar in a bottle- tasted almost homemade with a slight anchovy flavor.\nMinestrone soup was also okay- had plenty of vegetables, beans and was not too salty.\nMy spaghetti and meatballs was, well, spaghetti and meatballs- something I could've made at home.  The meatballs were nice and moist but had an odd flavor to me, tasted like they seasoned it with alcohol or something but it was fine after a few bites.\nThe mister's chicken piccatta was actually pretty good, plenty of mushrooms and capers.  Just the right amount of lemon too.\n\nOverall, I would say it was a success. Not sure if I would make a special trip back but if we happen to be in the casino and craving italian, we might venture in again...


I was in the area so I tried out royal cleaners. A bit pricey I think.....the 2 out of 3 pairs of shorts I had them repair (buttons) have came off again. Being that they weren't cheap I expected a much better job


OK\nYou must go there, if only for the CHICKEN FRIED STEAK.\nI can't imagine it being any better


Ive been here twice and both times they have run out of cups! It is very maddening. Please have more cups. I do have to say the shaved ice is really good but Im really just interested in the Boba.


I will admit, the place is a bit pricey, but this place is great! I came here a couple weeks ago with my family and we really enjoyed it. The atmosphere was really nice and the service was great. But enough of that, the food was top notch. I really liked the appetizers: chicken wings with a hint of lemongrass in them. I devoured them so quickly that I was almost full before the entrees came. I had a garlic noodle dish with shrimp. I enjoyed every bite of it. If you're around, this place is definitely worth looking at for a nice, delicious dinner!


Smog, $15 bucks out the door in about 30min!! Nice!!


This seems to be a busy location, at least during lunch time. Service was prompt and employees were cordial.


Have been to Tao numerous times. and WOW- it went to the gutter. \n Did VIP and not only were the bottles over priced vs the VIP we did the night before- the service was drab and negative.  The bussers were rude and bumped into you constantly without saying pardon me etc.  The waitress didnt smile nor did any other waitress.  No customer service at all- Sorry but if you pay 4500 Its logical to expect some damn good service!   Seems no one is happy here.\nLast observation.  Watch out for the low class scumbags!   Not exactly sure why but this was the first time Ive experienced racial hostility.   Two separate occasions  two separate couples of a certain minority status attempted to instigate a fight.  I find that a little odd.  Both couples were of the same race and lets just say they werent there to have fun but cause drama.   Beautiful venue, but unfortunately the service sucks as do the crowds that pollute the environment.  This was the first negative experience Ive ever had in Vegas, and it was all at TAO.  Good Luck


my roomie and i have been trying out all the east blvd. restaurants since we moved in the neighborhood about 2 months ago. this place is my least favorite so far. the service took forever- it was about 10 minutes before we even got our drinks. the food was just meh. our waiter was not very attentive. with all the other great options on the block, i doubt we'll be going back anytime soon.


We booked reservations on Le Bateau Mouche with the expectation that we would \"tour\" Montreal have a lovely dinner, etc.  Well, I learned nothing of Montreal as it wasn't really a tour.\n\nThe dinner was horrible from beginning to end.  Fried cheese was served cold and soggy, the salad had soggy croutons and a piece of bread with melted gouda that was cold, and the main course...well...awful!  The temperature on the boat was extremely hot and uncomfortable.\n\nI had been looking forward to the cruise for over a month and was completely disappointed with how lacking the entire event was.  I couldn't wait to get off the boat...and when I did, we ran to the nearest restaurant because we were starving!\n\nDon't waste your money on this!


Let me start off by saying the food is okay for the price. I was a little disappointed because my order wasn't right. The shrimp was overcooked, hard and rubbery. One of my egg foo young patties had a rotten taste to it, but the other three patty's were okay...go figure...\nI expressed my concerns and was given another fresh order the next day. So I will give them another chance. Staff is friendly and place is clean.


Drinks special can be a good deal if you like to drink fast.  The Club is in an OK location and is a pretty small venue.  The Comics they get are OK but you get what you pay for.  Not a bad night out if you have already seen all the cool shows in Vegas.  The seating is banquet style chairs and if in the back you will have a hard time seeing.   Doing VIP is a must...


I had high hopes for this place when I decided to make reservations here for my fiance's birthday. We had walked past this place many times and always said we'd try it one day. The potatoes au gratin were delicious. Otherwise the rest of the food we ordered was all right, but nothing that I'll be dying to try again.


After having our venue near our home cancel on us last minute due to structural issues, I felt panicked. We called multiple places in San Diego that were all booked or couldn't accommodate a last minute request. We came to Vegas after finding this place online. \nWe had our wedding here in Feb of 2013. It was absolutely perfect! The center pieces, lighting, food, atmosphere, etc was all exceptional. They were accommodating to requests and last minute changes! Everyone I met who worked here was nice and caring. You didn't feel like you were in Vegas. I think you get more than you pay for here. I would highly recommend this place.


Okay, so maybe the styrofoam coming off the building sometimes was weird or the tapping from the construction, but this place is great.\n\nI've stayed at timeshares before, so it wasn't a surprise that we didn't have someone picking up our crap every morning.  The unit was big, comfortable, and a welcome home for our 6 day trip.  I agree with Lorraine that the washer/dryer was rude though, making us wait until it felt ready to open up.  The trick with the towels is the pool.  While they give you only enough for what seems like 2 people when you check-in, there is a never ending supply for pool guests.  A few here, a few there, and before you know it, we had about 100 towels left for housekeeping when we checked out.\n\nEveryone who worked there was helpful and accommodating, especially our new friend Gauge, the valet guy, who was always around at 4am to say hi; except for the head of security who wouldn't give my sick friend a key to our room even after talking to me on the phone.\n\nThe pool left a bit to be desired in terms of size, but with the hot tub and bar right there, we quickly got over it (damn you Vegas and you're law against deep pools).\n\nAll-in-all the location was awesome, the rooms were clean and new, and having a kitchen for your group when you get home late is a whole new experience.  I'd definitely stay again.


When we lived in Atlanta our neighborhood was about 50% Asian and there was an abundance of very authentic Chinese restaurants...sometimes too authentic. Ingredients like cow lung, tripe, jellied pigs blood and chicken feet (yes...fried chicken feet) were common place. Basically the only thing they didn't eat was the snout and the asshole, and I'm not even sure about the later. \n    So upon moving here we decided we wanted some good, old fashioned Americanized Chinese food and boy did we find it with Chopstix! The General Tso's chicken and Happy family sure made this family happy. Do yourself a favor and spend the extra few bucks for the extra meat and noodles instead of rice. Everything was delicious and both times we have stuffed ourselves silly (and had plenty for the beloved leftovers the next day). \n    Unlike the authentic Chinese restaurants back home who (oddly) didn't deliver, Chopstix had our food to us hot, fresh and in about 25 minutes. I might note that we found the delivery fee to be pretty steep at 3.50$, but maybe that is the norm here. Either way, it was worth it to us and it won't deter us from ordering (although maybe from ordering as frequently). \n    All in all, a great place. We look forward to ordering again soon.


So I met some friends here last night for cocktails. We sat at the bar. The bartender, Juan C,  was AWFUL!!! Ordered a bottle of champagne and he didn't even put it on ice. He gave us dirty looks all night and went out of his way to ignore us. Worst service I have ever had and we still gave him 20%. The food was good but if you ever go here and you have him as a server then LEAVE!!! It was that bad. I don't think I can ever go back after that. Shame, I have always liked this place.


My two favorite restaurants in the world are Alfredo's in Rome and Commanders Palace in New Orleans.  Sadly, Commander's Palace recently closed.  Thankfully, I discovered Lola's!  Amazing Cajun food.  The catfish and grits is the absolute best I've ever had anywhere. The staff is great and you just can't find better food in Vegas.  Way to go Lola!


Hubby & I celebrated our 8yr anniversary here!  We loved it all!  The chopped salad, short ribs, scallops and ended with the delicious sticky bun bread pudding!\nThe cocktails were also delightful!  The service was exceptional, as well!


This place used to be good... About a year or more ago. It seems to me they have changed ownership or management or something. The food quality is bad now. They have a menu item that has a bunch of bacon. The bacon used to be crispy and thick not it couldn't be more thin and under cooked. They give you a huge plate with two items on it and it makes it look like they forgot part of your meal. I've tried everything here. Nothing is good. \n\nI had the sausage and hash browns. The hash was undercooked (despite asking for it to be crispy). The sausage was cold. Seems they put it onto the griddle frozen and it didn't cook all the way or something. The pancakes alone are okay. The thing about pancakes, waffles and French toast are they are only as good as their syrup. Well the syrup is the cheapest tasting syrup substitute I've ever had. You can taste the sugar/ corn syrup in it. It has no smoky or mapley flavor to it (not even fake flavor). \n\nService is fine. Nothing to get excited about. Maybe 3/5 stars. The food is just so horrible that it brought the rating down that much. \nMy family and I have decided we will not return unless there are no other options. My warning is just because you had it before doesn't mean it is close to the same. I mean there wasn't even a piece of orange or parsley or melon on my plate like there usually is when you order breakfast at any other breakfast place


The food is good (not amazing). \nMuch of the time it's an effort to find your waiter. \nThe prices on food and wine are very high. \nAnd the acoustics are positively impossible. My table of six had to yell at one another, and the people at either end of the table couldn't hear each other even when yelling. The music is too loud and all the surfaces are hard which makes the soundscape shrill and overbearing.\nThere is nothing intimate or elegant about this restaurant. \n\nNove needs to decide whether it's a high-end Italian restaurant or a trendy club.


FYI - if you plan to rent a car, allow extra time.  All of the car rental agencies are located in a separate terminal.  There's just one big bus to hop onto.  In light of the new TSA regs, they have little baggies for you to put your gels into [or lip glosses in my case].  Here's the interesting thing....At PHX they're drawstring... LAX has totally different bags....draw your own conclusions.....\n\n\nETA.  GGGGGGGRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH....I had to update this review.  The only reason it's not one star is because my bag showed up....EVENTUALLY.  I recently had to check a bag from Phoenix to Oakland, because it takes more than a quart size bag of liquids and gels to maintain the Rhubarb for a week.  Somehow, my bag and I did not end up on the same flight.  They found it within 24 hours of me getting home.  But it was a LONG 24 hours, and they just weren't very nice about the whole thing.  At one point this chick asked what was in my bag....um, I don't know.  I told her I did not make a list because I did  not anticipate the neanderthals at PHX would lose my beloved Samsonite wheeley.  When she asked me what type of bag it was, I said, do you want a serial number????  \n\nOK, end rant.  let's hope they do better the next time.


The only reason I go to Walmart if either because I was some crap that's dirt cheap or I need a fishing license. Well, it's that time of the year again to get that license! Dropped by later at night when my other errands were over, spent about 5 minutes with the licensing guy, but he said I had to pay up front since he closed his register (10:30PM). He told me I had to go to register 15, too. Now this license for all water ways with trout stamp and two pole stamp was about $60.00, and it was in my hand. A less honest man would've just left but not me. \n\nI wish I had. There were three people in front of me in lane 15 (NO ONE in other lanes), and it took 30 minutes. It was because 1. I was in the only cigarette line! 2. The cashier was very slow. 3. The drawer was not well stocked and she called for change every two minutes.\n\nI got home at 11:15PM, and I am glad my fishing license is good until 2010!!!


The only reason this review has even half a star is because you have to. \n\nSHORT STORY:  DO NOT BOOK ANYTHING WITH THIS AIRLINE!! YOU WILL REGRET IT!!!\n\nLONG STORY:\nI am currently delayed at the airport for the second flight of my round trip ticket because of this horrible airline. After my first flight the crappy service, lack of urgency, hours delayed, extremely dirty plane, and unprofessional staff I was ready to spend an extra 400$ to book a ticket back on a different airline just so I didn't have to do the return flight. I decided to give it one more chance and now here I am delayed for 2 hours so far (edit: TURNED OUT TO BE A 4 HOUR DELAY) kicking myself for thinking this company would actually do what it's supposed to do correctly.  I will NEVER fly this airline again. I wish I could create a pop-up window on their website that warns people not to put them through this hell. By the time I got on the plane for my first flight after experiencing such awful service/dirty interior, I was so scared that the quality of the plane and pilots would match the quality of service. I was literally scared for my life. DO NOT PURCHASE ANYTHING FROM THIS AIRLINE!! You WILL REGRET IT!!!


Came here for dinner after not visiting this restaurant for all most over a year and now I know why I haven't . They ran out of ribs so I order the 10oz steak and it taste burnt and it was very tough! I didn't even finish half the steak ! The happy hour specials are great but there dinner entires  are horrible ! Also the men's restroom was a mess trash over flowing with dirty paper towels and the floor was covered in urine ! Probably won't be visiting T.G.I Friday's anytime soon!


we went for brunch w/friends a couple of sundays ago i had the tasso ham benidict w/a small ramican of sausage gravey on the side (usually over the top) it was fabu the service is always great and lunches/dinners also great good beers on tap and good cocktails


The Thai iced tea was very sweet.  I don't mind this, but it may be too sweet for some.  I ordered the koi soy (noodles in a curry soup), one of my favorite Thai dishes.  I found it to be a little bland, but still good.  I ordered medium heat, but the curry in the koi soy was barely hot at all.  I also ordered the crab fried rice, and was a little more pleased with it.  The rice was light and fluffy, and not at all greasey.  Again, the flavor was a little more bland than I prefer.\n\nBased on my initial visit, this is a rather average Thai restaurant.  I would return if I was with friends and in the area, but I wouldn't seek it out.


My family and I have been here a handful of times, and everytime the food is so good, except today. The country potatoes were way to salty, everyone in my party who got them said the same thing.. we told the waitress, who then asked us to scrape a little on a plate so she could taste them,(like we were lying about how salty they were).. I got turkey sausage  and it was cold. My son got scrambled eggs and they were really runny.. The food is honestly better when the place is packed.  \n\nThe 2 waitresses that work there, Lynn and the blonde haired lady are the most rudest people I have dealt with, unless you are one of their regulars, don't expect a \"Hi, welcome to biscuits\"..  They rush you, they roll their eyes if you ask to many questions, more so the blonde haired lady.. The friendliest one is the bus boy. He is always so nice!  We definitely will not be going back for a long time, if ever...


Deelicious, reasonably priced, and excellent service.  I would go back in a heartbeat, and gladly recommend this restaurant.


My husband and I went grocery shopping here on a  Monday evening... bad idea. The shelves were almost bare and what was left was a mess and disorganized. This is unusual for this store, which I usually shop at. Positive for this trip was as usual the salad bar and the tomato bisque soup. A must try!


I arrived at the restaurant ten minutes before opening. Two of the chefs were outside smoking and engaging in inappropriate conversation about what I could only assume was something to do with their ex girlfriend. Something about not paying her cell phone bill. I'm a biker and don't mind swearing, but it may have offended some other patrons.\n\nAt 10:57am the doors were opened and I took that to mean that the business was open as well, so I entered. The two chefs aforementioned had gone back inside by that time and where behind the line prepping. After seeing the counter/bar to be empty, I went over to the pass (kitchen) to ask if they were open (again, two minutes before posted time.) I was told that they were not open for another two minutes and was left to wait at the counter. After the allotted two minutes someone else approached the counter and greeted me. I tried ordering, but they left without warning while I was in mid sentence. Passing this guy on the way back to the kitchen was another worker, who seemed to be a bit out of it. He looked hung over. I ordered my food three times because he couldn't remember three simple items. I then paid and went to my table. I was given a number and told to place it on the salt/pepper shaker.\n\nMy food was ready is about five minutes (Ilovebacon burger, fries, and a small drink). The burger itself was cooked to a perfect mid-rare, the bacon was still raw. The fries, which were advertised to be home style were frozen and from a bag. When I was given my food, it was from the first guy who walked off on me. He failed to retrieve my number and just kinda slapped the food down and walked off.\n\nThe long story;short of this is: if you want mediocre food and terrible service, this is the place for you.


I hate this place. It is way too small. You can't move a MUSCLE. They let too many people in. Just stay downstairs and order some food. Seriously.


Super good food, lobster bisque and barramundi was great.  I also liked the tag-team servers, we were never left unattended. \n\nLost a star because the wine cellar was a circular fixture which should have had a water installation around it, but the water wasn't running and it looked dirty, like plexiglass with bad hard-water stains. It could have been so cool, but just looked like a dirty eyesore in front. Bummer.\n\nLost the other star because the bar wasn't bussed. I sat at the bar waiting to meet clients around 7PM. There were dirty glasses and dirty plates. The bartender walked passed them about 5 times before he picked the stuff up. A restaurant of this caliber should be more on the ball. I was the only one sitting at the bar, so it wasn't like they were overwhelmed.


= = = = = = CLOSED = = = = = =\n\nThis JB's location, with it's poor building layout, poor service & mediocre food finally folded.  Good riddance!     :-)


This place is awesome.  He was closed but was still there cleaning and took me in for a great old school cut.  I'd tried some salons and was relying on Sueprcuts a lot and hadn't been to a barber in quite some time.  Sure, I haven't had this kind of haircut since gradeschool, but he did clean it up quite nicely and even gave my beard a clean trim.  Definitely recommended if this is what you're looking for.  Also, some great conversation


Perhaps I am spoiled by the asian food from San Gabriel Valley, but the quality and taste of the food here really was not that great. My friends and I ordered a few dishes to share, but they were just ok, and nothing that really stood out. The main server was not very helpful, and was rude to the other staff in front of us. Perhaps, it was just the night that we were there. If I'm in the area again, and feeling for chinese I could pop over here again. ENJOY!


I happened upon Kosmos while shopping at AJ's next door.  They were very gracious to take my dog in without an appointment.  I asked that her hair not be trimmed too short.\n\nUnfortunately, when I returned to pick her up, she was cut down to about 1/2.\"   Additionally, her bottom and stomach were shaved to the skin and she was cowering and shaking when I picked her up.  The grooming was not complete, as the \"gook\" below her eyes was not washed away, and for this grooming on a small 10lb dog cost me $57.00.  Outrageous.\n\nIt gets worse.  My dog cowered in the car going home and immediately started scooting on the carpet when we got home.  She is still cowering, her bottom is raw, and she is afraid to go outside for fear of the cold...even with a jacket on to warm her up.  My happy, bouncy puppy is now hiding in my bedroom.  What did they do to my dog?\n\nI will not return to Kosmos!  Very, very disappointing.


This restaurant was my third stop on my Gordon Ramsay tour (Steak, Burgr, Pub).\n\nKind of a disappointment. The beer, wine, and overall drink selection was nothing special. Average, at best. The food was just OK and definitely not worth the price.\n\nService was just okay. The staff was friendly, but slow and hard to flag down. We constantly felt like we were waiting. Waiting for drink orders, waiting for drinks, waiting for food orders, waiting for other drink orders, waiting for drinks we ordered that never showed up, and waiting for dessert. It was ridiculous.\n\nI had a shot at a few beers, scallops, short rib, scotch egg, steak, and of course the sticky toffee.\n\nThe scallops were abysmal. I've paid half the cost and received twice as many, better prepared. Two people ordered scallops at our table and both orders were bad. They were so sandy that it felt like I threw a handful of sand in my mouth and started chewing. One order seemed overcooked. Would not have this again at this restaurant.\n\nThe short rib, while tender, seemed lackluster in flavor. As with the scallops, I have had much more flavorful short rib for a fraction of the price elsewhere. I would not order this again at this restaurant.\n\nThe steak was nothing special, honestly, and I felt was about twice as costly as necessary for what it was.\n\nThe scotch egg was actually very good. Probably one of the better/best scotch eggs I've had. I would order this again.\n\nThe sticky toffee was great, and I would order it again. One of the best desserts I have ever had.\n\nAll in all, I would not recommend this place. You can get similar or better food at a plethora of other restaurants, for a fraction of the price. If I were Gordon Ramsay I would be appalled at how this restaurant is executing.


Very good food! Nice staff! Would come back!


This pub seems to me like it would have been a lot better had I arrived earlier.  When I got there, there were tons of people and no tables.  I went upstairs, and the service was pretty slow... She took about ten minutes to take our drink orders despite the fact that we were standing at the bar looking like we needed drinks and doing the finger-lift thing occasionally when she looked our way.  Instead, she was chatting.\n\nAnyways, like I said: a lot of potential, but it didn't pan out when I went.  Maybe if I make it there again, it will be better and I can update this review!


For the price I paid for my sushi, I would at least expect it to be edible. My scallop roll was so tart, the sauce overpowering and the scallop meat warm that I ate two to be polite and left the rest to be thrown away- which I hate to do. My friends seemed to enjoy their dishes though, but coming from San Francisco I think it's wrong to make people pay $25 for Chinese food.\n\nRedeeming qualities... um... umm... it was fun saying Shibuya Shibuya Shibuya throughout dinner.


Flies all over the food in the buffet and the manager was rude when we asked for a refund!! Nasty!!


BAD BAD BAD!!! Need I honestly say more?? Bad service and bad wings!! What else would I go for?!?!? Wings taste like the Kroger brand hot sauce. Do yourself a favor and go to Native New Yorker.


Waited 40 minutes in line at the cage on a Sunday morning. There wasn't even a lot of people in line, just really slow processing. There was a gambling addiction brochure on the counter that said \"the fun stops here\" - oh you bet the fun stopped after waiting that long!


Love it.  I wish there was one closer to where I live, but rumor has it they are opening up on Eastern @ Horizon Ridge in September. I can't wait.\n\nThey have great prices on everyday cheese, tp & energy bars.\n\nI also love all of their seasoned nuts.  Yummm.


you get what you pay for.\n\nmy daughter is allergic to my cats so when she comes into town, i put her up at nice hotels.  on her last day in town, she checked out of her hotel, and we spent the day at the breathtaking Valley of Fire, hiking in 100 degree weather.  needless to say, we were exhausted when i drove her back to her car in the hotel's parking lot.  i didn't want her driving at night when she was so tired, and went on the internet to quickly find some place for her to stay at the last minute that wouldn't stretch my already overspent budget for her stay in vegas..\n\nthe riviera came up and the price was very cheap.  i made an online reservation and we drove there.\n\nthe valet was very nice and when he saw i was on portable oxygen, he said he would park the car close by so i wouldn't have to wait long when i finished checking her in.  that was pretty nice!\n\nwe went to the lobby and we were both impressed by the huge chandelier in the lobby.  very pretty.  there was a VERY loooong line to check in, so i thought this place must be great, to be so crowded!  my daughter stood in line with me for a while, but she was so tired, i told her to go sit down on the couch and she did.  i had left my oxygen in the car, thinking i would be right back out.  bad idea.  i was in line for over an hour, exhausted, watching my daughter practically falling asleep on the couch.\n\nafter an hour, i finally got up to the desk.  the check in lady was actually very sweet and very personable and helpful.  i asked her to please give my daughter a view of the strip and she said no problem.\n\nwe got the room key and made our way to the room.  it seemed like forever to walk down hallway after hallway, get to the elevator, and get up to her floor and into her room.  \n\ni was not very happy with the room.  it looked outdated and i wasn't  too sure about the cleanliness because the lamp was pretty dim, but the bathroom light was bright and it looked clean.  i went to the window and looked out, and the \"strip view\" i requested was a joke.  there were plenty of rooms that would have offered a REAL strip view and i would have gladly paid more for that if given the choice.  but i wasn't about to go downstairs and wait another hour so i was going to call the front desk when my daughter said not to worry about it.\n\nthere were excellent drink specials in the bar which was really great.  i mean really really inexpensive, surprising for being on the strip.  however she really wanted to use the pool to relax before going to bed but it was closed.  it was only about  9 pm.  i was really surprised they closed the pool so early.  so much for getting any of the 'resort\" that we paid a \"resort fee\" for.\n\nmy daughter said she slept well and the bed was OK.  after hiking all day in 100 degree temps, i think any bed would have felt good!\n\nbut as i said, you get what you pay for.  it was one of the cheapest rooms in the city that night, and it kept my daughter from having to drive when she was too tired to drive, so it suited its purpose.  when i got back to the valet stand about an hour and a half later, the valet was true to his word, remembered my first name and his promise, and got my car to me extremely fast.


This is the worst hospital I've ever seen.  One of my relatives came in for a life threatening heart condition.  Following an ambulance with a relative inside in is stressful enough.  Thankfully, the initial treatment went well.  \n\nHowever, somewhere from the ER into Intensive Care, quality of service dropped immensely.  It was many hours before we knew the room assignment. The head nurse the next day called at 6 AM  asking questions like \"What brand of pacemaker does the patient have?\" Excuse me nurse, we sent you the medical records and most people don't know the brand of their pacemaker. They weren't awake when it was installed.\"  I wish I had taken that call.  \"What planet are you on, nurse?\"\n\nThen in asking them, \"What is the course of treatment?\" The nurse didn't know.  It took them two days to tell us.  The doctor had written all that info down, but they \"Lost it\". Not a comfortable feeling when a relative's life is in danger.  They took some unneeded tests that were already taken elsewhere. (Additional procedures means more money). The waiting rooms weren't very clean or comfortable. We complained to the doctor, and he said, \"Sorry about the lack of communication.  But this hospital struggles with that all the time\". In fact, he said, \"I'm from California, and the medical system in LV is one of the most challenging I've seen.\"  Great, thanks for the info.\n\nAs a result, the actual hospital stay was two to three days longer that it should have been. There were other issues with the billing as well, By the way, many of my relatives are nurses and they could not believe how awful this place was.  Never again.


Never again. We had two free vouchers so we went for lunch and I'm so glad that I didn't have to pay for this meal. They had seafood, Asian, Indian, Mediterranean, and different meats as well as a variety of desserts.  We tried a little of almost everything and our tastebuds were bored at best.  \n\nI would not come back to this buffet unless it was free again.


Wilkendorf's is a fourth generation family-run tea house and is considered to be one of the best tea houses in Germany.\n\n\n They have certainly spoiled me with regards to my tea; I have failed to find a tea shop with a selection nearly as good as theirs. They travel to India, China and Japan on a regular basis to choose their tea, which reflects itself in the quality of their assortment.\n\n\n Besides tea, they have a good selection of accessories; you can find anything from tea water thermometers to crockery.\n\n\n Highly recommended if you should ever visit Karlsruhe and like your tea. Very good Chinese and Japanese green teas, and Darjeelings. \nMy favourite mixed tea is their 'Jubil\u00e4iumsmischung', the perfect breakfast tea.


A gem on Camelback. A modern, trendy spot that was busy well into the night on a Friday. My visit was quick, but memorable. Brushetta was excellent. My Italian grinder was one of the best I've ever had anywhere, and the fries were just as good. Service was pretty good. The entire place was very clean and new looking. I already want to go back. 5 stars all the way.


One cent shot was fun. I went there with my friend when I was visiting her in Phoenix. We ordered for a chicken dish, but the server got it mixed up and we ended up with shimp. I dont like shrimp. Anywho, she gave us free shots. Food is ok, if I go there again, I would only go for the happy hour. Margaritas are awesome btw.


Used to go there all the time and the last time I went the tech accidentally cut off a chunk of skin which was horribly painful and two days later I found out I had a massive staph infection


Late night in Vegas and I finally talked myself into going downstairs and dropping $9 - $11 for what was expected to be a mediocre burger.\n\nI stood for a couple of minutes and checked out the menu, thinking that I might be able to order something to go.  When I asked the host about ordering to go, he said I could do that but I would have to be seated, and it would be about 10 minutes.  There was no one in line and it looked like there was less than 10 people in the entire restaurant.  \n\nI decided I wasn't going to wait 10 minutes to be seated just to order something to go.  \n\nI can't rate this place on the food quality, but I can rate it on their service - it was crappy...


Dinner buffet. The food look old. Crab legs and carving station look like some 9.99 buffets. Dinner is 50.99. But I would not eat here if the price was 20 bucks. I was smart enough to ask them to let me check out the food first. 5 stars for me.


This is a nice little studio.  You have a private booth and the ladies are very nice.  I bought a deal and went for my first spray, there were no delays and the girl walked me through the process.  The spray itself went well and I followed all the directions about when I could shower and not to do any activity that would make me sweat.  Over all the results were good however, around me knees and near some skin folds it was very splotchy and there were some small streaks.  \n\nI went back about a month later after my tan had faded a little bit.  By the way I got about 3 1/2 weeks out of it.  For my second spray I had a different technician and I explained the problems with my first spray.  She went over what could have caused this and that was helpful.  She then took the extra time to make sure there was extra coverage in the problem areas I described.  Again there was a review of when I could shower and activities to avoid for the day.  No complaints!!! I did not see the issues I had before, there was nice even coverage and no streaks.  I am currently on week 3 with this spray and it looks nice.  Thanks for a good job and taking the time to ask about my problems and fixing them.  Customer service is key!! Thanks\n\nThere were only two negatives to this place, one is that it is tucked in a small business area and I had a little trouble finding it the first time.  The only other thing is they do not have a restroom right in their office.  They have one just outside of it in the building but you must have a key.  On my visit I arrived before my appointment time, the girl had forgotten the key, and I had to leave to find a restroom and then come back.  One suggestion might be to leave the restroom key in the office.  Other than that this is a great place to get a good quality airbrush tan and I will continue to go there.


Last Time we stayed here, they put us near the Construction area, and after getting in after 4am, the loud banging and noise was not welcome at 8am.  \n\nThey also give you a hard time about early Check-Ins, and the pool hours SUCK...\n\nThe Lazy river is great, but the pools were not heated, and we had to deal with a bunch of kids splashing and trashing water all over the place.  \n\nA great spot to vacay if you are bringing along Children.


This place is just alright. I mean for the 39.99 holiday meal it should have been better. Its was like you went in there and your like \"that's it\". Yeah some of the food I ate was great and I got seconds, but worth the 39.99 I don't think so. At the time though I had to tell myself it was worth it cos I was in denial. They do have some nice gimmicks though. Like the crepe station and the ice cream thing. Aladdin pre-Planet Hollywood had a better buffet than Wynn, no offense. When I got to the dessert area I was like WTF this is it. I don't even remeber if they had carrot cake which is one of my requirements for a good buffet. I think I ate it but I don't remeber cos I guess I couldn't get over the fact of the $39.99. Only place I can really compare it too is Bellagio which I think is much better on many different levels. Ok if they charge like $29.99 I would have given it an extra star. Haha and I thought the holiday $26.99 meal at the Mandalay was pricey. That doesn't even compare. Oh and you can't really compare the whole king crab leg thing anymore. Most hotels have the king crab legs. I wonder if going to Vegas on some presidents day is a holiday.


My 4- year old likes this place. He was disappointed that they stopped giving out balloons. The food is Ok and they have a respectable beer and cocktail selection.  As far as the food, it is predictable and decent.


I usually enjoy Starbucks if I want a sit-down breakfast alone away from home. The Starbucks at Von's Plaza is too tiny to expect to get seating, so I took my business to Einstein's next door.  Guess what? Same problem: tiny seating area. However, I think Einstein's gets slightly less traffic, so I was able to get a table.\n\nAlthough Einstein's definitely has many more food options and therefore a bigger breakfast selection, I think Starbucks wins the breakfast sandwich contest. Theirs is hotter and tastes better.  Einstein's turkey sausage sandwich was bland and the cheese wasn't even melted. Bleh.


Usually I would rate them 4. Service is always crappy but the good is always great. Well tonight we sat for 34 minutes without anyone checking in us. I finally grabbed someone and asked them to check our food and then the server magically appeared and said he hadn't forgot about us. At about 45 minutes they brought some of our food and some wrong food so we walked out.


I went to cuttlefish during restaurant weekend expecting them to be busy and not so attentive, but The service I received was outstanding. The servers made sure I had everything I ordered. The food was amazing. I can't wait to come back and try something new on their menu!!!!


This is a pretty crappy and old hotel. The room was dusty and had several missing items such as cups and laundry bags.  The bed sheet was dirty and had a huge bloodstain right in the middle of the bed. I had to ask housekeeping to come and replace the bed sheets.


This is one expensive lunch buffet at $35 a person and does not deliver. For starters they are very slow to seat you, even though it appeared that 1/3 of the seats were open\n\nI thought the selection was just lacking, they had a mediterranean sections but only had dipping sauces with no pita or pita chips.  In addition they had no meats in their mediterranean sections; I was hoping to see kebabs of some sort.  Also the naan maker was broken so that didn't help their score either.  \n\nThe dessert bar is actually awesome with a great selection; and is the only reason why I gave this place 2 stars not 1.   \n\nI would recommend skipping this buffet and eating at one of many celebrity chefs options in Vegas.


I admit that its nickname (\"OK\") made me smirk. Whoever christened it hit the nail right on the head.  This restaurant is above threshold, but only just.\n\nIts menu is classic Cantonese. The food is, on the whole, competently prepared. It's a good compromise between American-Chinese takeout and some more authentic flavors (e.g., a fish steamed in its entirety, head and all).  \n\nThe quality/quantity to price ratio is not super. For example, the \"fried duck with taro stuff\" [sic] came with more taro \"stuff\" than duck. The pieces are served atop a big mound of shredded cabbage to make the plate seem more plentiful than it actually was.  The taste is good, but I'm not sure if it's $15 good. The fried tofu and scallop balls had more tofu than scallops, and the scallops were not of the best quality.  The whole fish, though I like it, is too expensive for what it is ($24 for flounder; $30 for sea bass). \n\nThe service is prompt and, in its own way, friendly. There is no ambiance to speak of, though that's not what people come here for. I have some reservations about the cleanliness of the kitchen (it has the look of LA restaurants that get B or C on their hygiene grade cards[*]), but I'm not so worried as to not eat here.\n\nSummary: Comparing \"OK\" with other nearby Chinese restaurants, I think I prefer Rose Tea and Ka Mei a smidgen more.\n\n[*] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Restaurant_rating#Sanitation.


As long as you go in not expecting authentic Hawaiian food, you shouldn't be too disappointed. The menu has changed a couple times in recent years (no garlic shrimp just fried shrimp, no French fries, optional Asian salad) but the mac salad has remained the same. There isn't much to choose from for the non-meat eater. The fried shrimp is too oily for my taste.


The mojito was good but it took a long time to get service.


Was super excited to eat here. Was greeted by the owner and he mentioned the  2 taco  special with a side of rice and refried beans (pinto or black) and a drink. Thought it would be a great way to try out the food and opted to eat at the restaurant. It took a very long time for my order to be ready and people that placed orders to go received their food before I did. The beans were spicy and seemed to have been flavored with chorizo, wish I had know that before ordering, not a fan of chorizo. The rice was a bit dry and bland. Like mentioned in previous reviews the portions were small. The tacos looked delicious. To my disappointment the al pastor was dry, over salted, and there were a lots of pieces of fat. The chicken alambre  taco was flavorful but the corn tortilla kept breaking apart, it was uncooked. Overall, for the food was nothing special and since I didn't care for the rice, beans or al pastor it was not a good deal.Reaffirms that making the drive to Tacos el Gordo is definitively worth it, delicious authentic tacos, inexpensive, and worth the wait!


Please tell the ladies at starbucks or the company of it to not hire rude people,we had such a bad experience there the faps were so nasty,they werent evan sweet.we told them what they did wrong and try to tell us that it tastes like that and they will charge us if we ask again! They need to learn how to make one cause it doesnt taste like plain coffee. please do something about it or i will.


Its just OK. I like their variety in menu...and thats the only thing that i liked. I went late with my boyfriend for a late night dinner and the place wad empty ( should have known right then and there) i ordered a few things and as im eating i swear my waitress disappeared for a good 20 minutes. She didnt even give us soy sauce for our rolls and wasabi. (Screaming orgasm sauce? It was the worst ive ever had) anyhow im waiting there for my refill and no waitress for 20 minutes. The place was empty where was she? So i walk towards thw kitchen and i ask someone cleaning for the waitress and he asks me what do i need. Hahaha i need some SERVICE thats what i needed. I told the guy i wanted my check and as soon as i said that the waitress came to my table 3 times in 5 minutes. \n\nI was looking forward to this place but the service turned me off. We were the only table there but she couldnt even give us refills for 20 minutes and made us walk up to the kitchen guy for a refill and our check. \n\nUntil i try again with a different waitress? Its just wasnt worth my money tonight.\n\n---- so i go again after about a month and a half since ive written the first part of this review. Same problem but much more wait. I took my own bottle of water this time so i wont go thirsty. I ordered a few things first and i added a bowl of rice. When she came i asked for a spoon since their rice got choppy cus it was old (i know this cus im asian and know exactly how rice should be) anyhow rice was fine but i just wanted a spoon to eat it with and no joke it took 15 minutes. There was one table other than mine and there were two servers. By the time she came with the spoon it was too late i got tired from the wait.\n\nIt sucks that a place with such good tasting food has such low quality service. Sad tsk tsk.


I came here with Kelly C. after purchasing a Groupon to try this place out. It had really good reviews so I was excited to try a new painting. We are no strangers to BYOB instructor driven painting, so perusing a new calendar was fun. \n\nWe decided on the abstract painting, because it didn't look difficult and can be modified with the colors. Our class size was small, I think there were 9 of us, and everyone was really positive. I don't like it when people think too much about where things go, just have more wine, and paint! \n\nOur instructor, was ok. I can tell that she paints a lot in her free time. She told us that the picture wasn't meant to be put on the calendar, but the owner liked it so much. Because she painted it at home, I don't think she was thinking about just how she would teach the class. She had a bit of a difficult time explaining how she got to where she did at which point. She also didn't finish her painting, which was strange. \n\nOur class was very independent and didn't need to be coddled, but I just think it could have been more instructional. She was nice, and I liked the studio, I just don't think the teaching style is for me.


In early September, we ate at this location twice for breakfast.  I always love a good deal and they had good deals for breakfast. They had an awesome breakfast special.  For $3.99, you got 2 eggs; potatoes; your choice of ham, sausage or bacon; and either flour or corn tortillas.  It was an awesome, filling breakfast.  They had bloody mary's for only $.99.  It wasn't the best I ever had, but it was spicy which I like.  The service was excellent.  We had the same server both times and she was really personable and took good care of us.  It was also nice that she remembered us.  I would highly recommend trying them out.  I will definitely be back!


This place is over rated. Having Tyson's chicken nuggets on the menu is not healthy. The turkey club and salad tasted like shit. I'm never going back there ever again.


First, this is a big chain - not my favorite type of eatery.  For me, four stars is max for this type of establishment for the simple reason that no one has license to create anything truly unique...\n\nHowever!  The Chilean Sea Bass Marinated in Oolong Tea is freakin' fantastic!  10+\n\nNow - everyone was happy with their meals and let me tell you it was a ridiculously busy night, servers were threading their way through patrons waiting to be seated and our service was very good.\n\nI've been to PFC Vegas and PFC NYC - our Homestead PFC definitely beats them both.  So many great little places to try in the 'Burgh, but I wouldn't resist going back to this particular PFC.


The waiter I had at this restaurant was absolutely awful. I had a party of 10 on a slow night. For our soups and salads, he forgot my soup, but brought everyone else's. whenever there was food left on someone's plate, or if they weren't finishing a drink fast enough for him, he would very awkwardly ask if we did not like whatever it was. This would be an okay question to ask maybe once to someone at our entire table if it truly looked like something was wrong, but he asked this question to every person at least once. He was overall just very awkward and provided bad service. \nWhen the food came, I was surprised to see that the plate was very dirty. The fish did not taste fresh and made me feel sick.


Good stiff vodka based drinks here. The bloody mary is almost a meal in itself.  I like the casual atmosphere and the expansive booths for groups. The high ceilings, faux constructivist murals and red lightings make this place very dramatic and almost transport me back to Moscow. The only downside is that water service is sloooow and they don't have Russian standard any more.


Gate C has to be the worst gate I have ever tried to pass through....horrible slow service and the TSA agents do not care if your handicapped or having a heart attack......they just ignore you....this gate takes the \" Hurry Up and Wait \" to another level.....still trying to get through the x-ray part 1 hour later.....not kidding.....I feel sorry for the First Class people who paid more money to get through the line faster....when they too have to wait....there must be about 20-30 people waiting to check into 1 st class....something seriously needs to be looked at in this airport!


I'm from the area and my family loved this place when I was younger, I was never a fan. My mom still loves it and wanted to go here for her birthday recently. Of course, we reluctantly agreed. There were about 15 of us with no reservations on a Saturday night. We were seated quickly and our waitress was awesome. I hadn't been in so long and didn't like it when I was there, so I asked my sister what to order. She gets the chicken romano. I decided I would give it a try... OMG! It was absolutely amazing. It's a thin piece of chicken, breaded and fried, then placed on melted butter (almost overflowing the plate) and topped with green onions and garlic. It was the size of the plate so I didn't eat the side of spaghetti that came with it. Since this visit, I have been back weekly and would recommend the NY Style Mild Wings and the Chicken Romano, sometimes I get them on the same visit and take the leftovers home. Portions are huge, service is great and the flavored iced tea is awesome! We will continue to visit and hope the food stays the same!\n\nSide note: We went there two nights ago with our 1 year old daughter and realized we were out of milk, we asked if we could order a tall glass of milk. The waiter said he'd be glad to fill the bottle for us, so he asked us to take the lid off and filled it. When our bill came the milk was not on there. We asked them about it and they said, on the house!


Whenever I go to Vegas, I always either stop by the Bellagio Buffet or the Wynn Buffet. Neither of them ever disappoint.\n\nGreat cuts of meat, cocktail shrimp, and king crab legs. I eat pretty much the same stuff at every buffet in Vegas, but it's the quality that counts. Wynn is the best, but Bellagio is a close second.\n\nIt's not cheap, but you're in Vegas, splurge a little!


The Salty Sow has a great atmosphere but it's a bit over priced & not a very good value.  We ordered the charcuterie and cheese board, which was very good.  The service was very prompt.  However, I asked the waiter for a recommendation between one of two salads for my entree.  Based on his recommendation I chose the Trout Salad, which was good but was very small and was only half the size of the other salad for the same price.  Unfortunately this left me not feeling very satisfied, particularly since I spent $40 for two drinks, a small salad and an appetizer split 4 ways.  If I'm spending that much I shouldn't be leaving the restaurant hungry.


My rating on this particular location will never change. But I will say this, corporate sent me a wonderful letter and gift card in the mail because of my yucky experience and that made me appreciate the company as a whole. But you Vegas girls need to get with it!


4 star ambiance \n4 star naan\n4 star eggplant side that came with biryani\n3 star hummus/other dips\n1 star biryani\n\nI sooooo wanted to love this place. Kurdish cuisine?!? Awesome. It's decorated very lovely inside with beautiful lamps, textiles, and other art from the Middle East. \n\nThe naan was tasty as well as the eggplant dip. The hummus was okay as was the yogurt with cucumbers. Overall everything here needed salt. \n\nThe Kurdish style chicken biryani was a real disappointment. I would give that one star if I could, but the bread and eggplant that came with the biryani made up for it. The biryani tasted like it was DAYS old. The peas inside looked shriveled and old. The chicken had a weird crust on it that only old food gets. You all know what I mean. I'm sure they had made it days prior and microwaved it for us. The menu description made it sound so heavenly, but I urge you to take a pass on this dish.


living social 3 races for $25 which is better than the 60 or etc they charge on the site. Its right by the cosmo and off the strip easy to get here. The line was a bit long even though the parking lot looked empty. The people whorking there were really nice in general. We had 2 ten min races and then we got bored and left but in general its a great place!


Great food but not worth the rude and terrible service at the sushi bar.


Horrible service. I told the hostess I was uncomfortable wearing the hospital gown provided because of a recent hospital stay. She told us that I had to put it on or I could go away. Seriously. That's all it took for me to turn around and walk out. I will NEVER go back here.


I wish I could leave a review of the food, but I didn't get a chance to have any.  I entered the restaurant a couple of weeks ago, craving a gyro, and found a few customers in the restaurant.  There wasn't anyone at the hostess stand (or whatever you call it) and so I started flipping through the menu.  I know the staff saw me and yet no one came over.  Ever.  (hence, my first ever 1 star review).  After a few minutes of waiting around like an idiot, I walked out.  I.hate.bad.service.  There is no need for it.  That's alright though, I just went next door to True Island BBQ and got some food to go.  This place can learn a thing or two from Daryl.


Decent pizza, pretty close in quality to Setabello. Menu has gotten a lot smaller and the price is a little on the high side for pizza. Good service and cozy environment.


we ate here for our last day in vegas. everyone was hung over and we needed some soup to make us feel better. i ordered the fire chicken wings which weren't spicy at all. but it wasn't bad. the dim sum was yummy because they had a good amount of shrimp inside. the duck noodle soup thing was ok. the duck was good. hot and sour soup- a bit spicy, too much pepper. and the chrysanthemum iced tea was delish.


Okay, unfortately SW Airllines needs to train their employees better.\nSW Airlines can only issue to a passenger two (2) boarding passes in a travel day. Example: Travel day 12/1; traveing from PHX to GEG with connecting flight in OKL (changing airplanes), got two boarding passes; got to GEG did my business and got an boarding pass at GEG with stop in LAS (no change of planes). It's frustrating because GEG was a full (over booked) flight.


OK... So I went to this place today with a friend because of the yelp reviews.  Well...today is the last day.   The owner is rude, the sandwiches (I had meatball) were tasteless, and the side (4 bean salad) was also tasteless.  I think you will see another similar review for today from the person I came with.  The meatballs looked raw inside and when I asked the owner shunned me and said, \"It's because of the sauce.\"  I think not.  I am Italian and cook meatballs all the time.  The sauce doesn't make the meat look raw, raw meat makes the meat look raw!  We went at noon.  the place was empty, although a few people did come in for take out.  The Yelp site said \"waitress service\" which is wrong.  You order and they drop it off at your table.  The over they use to bake the subs is a large \"toaster oven\" not even a real pizza oven.  I'm not sure what \"Brooklyn\" this guy is from, but the one I know would slap him if they ate at his place.  Sorry... I think the previous reviews were from family...  As for me.  I will move on.


nothing special about this club. it was very crowded when we stopped here on a saturday night. the bouncer let me in for free and gave my boyfriend reduced cover at $20. the normal cover was $50 for guys and $30 for girls since it was after midnight.\n\nthe music was alright. there wasn't anywhere to rest your feet though. i wore 6.5 inch heels so my feet got sore towards the end of the night and if i tried to lean up against the wall, bouncers would come tell me i couldn't stay there.\n\nthey must not have a dress code either. there were some really sloppy looking people. i thought it was a requirement to wear heels into vegas night clubs...well beat up old navy flip flops were acceptable here.


My sons, my husband, and I love this place!!!  We've been here MANY times and they have a FABULOUS selection of Fro-Yo!!  And the topping bar.....huge selection.  My personal favorite topping is the Boba Lychee and fresh fruit.  YUM!!!


Kristen and the rest of the Liberty Market staff were so friendly! All the food looks unreal, atmosphere is fantastic, even down to the bathrooms. Definitely stop by if you're in the area.


Admittedly I have a bit of a weak-stomach especially when it comes to my olfactory sensory system. I honestly had a hard time visiting this grocery store and as embarrassing as it is to admit, I  actually had to jump ship at the end. \n\nThat being said, they have  fabulous aloe juice ranging from $1.99-2.99 for a large bottle ( $2.99 is the price for a small bottle at Common Mkt/Trader Joe's). They have everything you could possibly need or want for Asian cooking. My boyfriend marveled at the cost of the shrimp (much cheaper than HT). I had the hardest time with the meat dept because of the scent combined with looking at pig intestine started to make me gag a bit...but if you aren't a big baby like me check it out!


Imagine those restaurants that you went to when you were a kid with your family.  Where you were forced to be dressed up and try to act like an adult.  Because the grandparents decided the restaurant, it probably had its hay day about 40 years ago and hasnt changed a thing since.  They still remember it as having great food and a wonderful atmosphere.  \nThese are the memories I get at Bravo Franco and I didnt even grow up in Pittsburgh.  Unfortunately, the hay day of Bravo Franco seemed to have passed, if it was ever there, a long time ago.  \nThe service was decent which is its lone bright point.  The food just wasnt very tasty.  The Snapper special was swimming.  The veal looked tough.  The Cappucino was watery.  Trying to find a bright spot on this one.


JT (bartender/manager) killed it! Good music and beer, badass cocktails custom made by JT and a little bit of food to snack on...will be back :)


I went here one time, and I got lost in the hundreds of maze-like aisles.  This place is like going to Disneyland, you have to ask your employer for time off and spend several days walking around to see everything.  \n\nYou musn't care about the way your groceries are packed because the kids bagging here slam all your shizz together.  The order goes like so: eggs, bread, chips, soft things that should not be smashed on the bottom of the bag, followed by 20 pound bags of dog food, jugs of milk, and cases of soda.  If it ain't flattened and begging for mercy you clearly did not get your groceries at Woodman's fool!  \n\nThis location is cleaner than the ones in Madison, but I think that's just a function of it's newness.  \n\nIn conclusion I would just like to say that this Woodman's is so big you can see it from space.


Pepper jack lobster and shrimp tacos blue corn tortilia black beans and rice, very cold beer! Good service.


Outstanding. Food was great and the service was outstanding too. I had chicken and my wife the spaghetti and meatballs. Both meals were outstanding. Would for sure eat here again. Little pricey but worth it.


What?  I thought for sure I had already written a review on this place!  Ever since we moved out of Chandler, my hubby and I reminisce about their happy hour and their ICE COLD beers.  I'm not exaggerating here.  The beer is poured into a frozen glass and there is usually ice floating on the top of the beer when the server brings it to the table.  If I sung a song like Maria Von Trapp, I'd have frozen glasses and ice cold beer as a few of my favorite things.  I swear they have the coldest beer in the valley. \n\nWe love munching on peanuts before our meals arrive and looking at the adorable pictures of dogs on the walls all around us.  We usually order the nachos, which are served on a huge platter.  They are not traditional nachos, as they are about 10 large chips loaded with fixings instead of a huge pile of chips.  They are much easier to eat than regular nachos.  The sliders are great too.  \n\nIf you are leaving the Paseo Vista dog park nearby and are craving an ice cold local brew, stop in to Bear's and find a spot on the patio!


Tits and Gays, Tits and Gays, and just when you think you've seen it all, YES!!!, more tits and Gays. For the record, I'm a straight man, but I guess it's the metro in me that appreciates quality gay singers and dancers, and this show had quite the stable! The show is about 30 minutes too long and if you're stuck in a middle seat, there's no escape. Halfway through the show, I discovered their special formula. In between the big numbers that are filled with tight abs and perky tits (and I AM referring to the women), they throw in these other dance numbers that are painful. Right when it gets to the point where my body can no longer support the weight of my head and eyes are about to close, BOOM!!, they bring back the tits.  If the tits don't wake you up out of your coma, the 14 mil volts of retina burning lights will make you reach for your Ray Bans. If you got nothing better to do, I'd say go for it!


The New York New York is now one of the older hotels on the strip and is on the Tropicana, Las Vegas blvd. intersection. This hotel is far less glitzy than the newer luxury hotels and I can't speak of the rooms other than they are decent and nothing special or bad. The best thing about NY NY is they house Zumanity!! Taking a night to do a themed evening and hitting Zumanity and the Piano bar would be about the only thing I would recommend but this is definitely something fun to see on the inside.


I was driving home from Tempe tonight when I saw this place so I decided to stop in and get a bite to eat. The first thing I noticed was that the place was super clean, friendly staff, but most of all, awesome food. I had a ribeye steak sandwich, which by the way was only 7 dollars and some change, fries, and onion rings. I can find a good steak sandwich almost anywhere in the valley, but this one was one if the best I've had. I was a huge fan if onion rings, but these changed my mind. \nAnyway, I give these guys 4 stars, can't give 5 yet until I have a chance to try the burger.


70+ visits and Tender continues to deliver!!!\n\nThis is my goto spot to unwind in Vegas.  Why?\n\n1.  Top notch service especially at the bar.  Bar staff is incredible.  Perfect if your dining alone.\n\n2.  Simple food done right.\n\n3.  Well chosen \"special\" ingredients (like their butter... ask them about how its sourced, and the game).\n\n4.  Very reasonable prices. (Expect to pay less than $100 for a couple of drinks and dinner especially with all the discounts they give you just for walking into the Luxor).\n\nAs always, the rule with Tender is, if its different, order it, else keep it simple.\n\nThe charcuterie and deli meats (different) is outstanding.  It includes wild boar sausage, duck ham, and antelope pastrami with a selection of mustard.  Wow!  The salmon sampler (simple) is also well worth the try.  Both are large portions and can easily be a light meal if you pair it with a drink.\n\nFor mains, its all about the meat.  Take your pick of the cuts and different producers.  This is the short list:  American Kobe from Mishima Ranch, Durham Ranch Bison, Strauss Farm veal, and free-range Berkshire Heritage pork.  Any cut.  All incredible and take the classic flavors of each type of meat to the limit. You will notice this immediately.\n\nFinally, if you're adventurous, have the wild game tasting or if they have it as a special order the elk chop.  I can't even describe how good these dishes are.\n\nSkip the sides unless you are really hungry.\n\nRECOMMENDED


I'm always running around, trying to find new spots to enjoy a good cup of coffee.  This happens to be one of the first cafes I checked out when I moved to madison a few months ago.  \n\nMother Fools is a solid coffee house in the Willy St. Neighborhood.  It offers everything you'd expect from a cafe... decent coffee, tasty treats, a pleasant atmosphere.  Unfortunately for me, it's just missing a certain something that would make me a regular.\n\nNot my first choice when I crave a cup of joe, but certainly not my last.


Visited Sunflower last night in search of Scharffen Berger chocolates.  Nay on SB chocs, but you may find organic (Green & Black's, Love, Newman's Own, etc.) in the impulse buy sections.  I sampled a peanut milk chocolate cluster and an almond chocolate cluster at the bulk section and decided I'd get some peanut ones.  I already had a plastic bag open and was about to jot down the item number on a label twisty-tie when I spotted something moving at the corner of my eye... I lifted the peanut chocolate cluster bin lid to have a look, and there was a 1/2- inch maggot doing its dance on one of the bin's walls!!  I dropped the lid shut, stared at the bugger to see if I wasn't just seeing things, lifted the lid back up and pinched it off the bin's wall with the plastic bag in hand, and handed the bag to a clerk and told him where I found it.  The manager on duty was close by so I repeated everything that transpired to her.  She said she'd empty and sanitize the bin immediately.  I didn't hang around to see if she did anything.\n\nUgh!  I'm getting shivers up and down my spine typing this just now!!  \n\nBTW, I had a look into the freezer aisles a few weeks ago to have a look at the Berto gelato selections and they ALL have a horrible case of freezer burn.  Looks like a pretty low turnover rate...  I'll try to see if Sunflower still carries Laloo goatmilk ice cream, but, honestly, I can't see myself going there anytime soon after the maggot incident...\n---\nUpdate: Just recalled that Sunflower never sold Laloo... I found Laloo's goatmilk ice cream at Whole Foods and AJ's Fine Foods.  Sorry for misleading!


Pretty good spot for lunch during work.  I ordered the Newks Q which is a chicken/bacon sandwich with white barbecue sauce (?).  I couldn't figure it out - not that I tried really hard, but it really was quite solid lunch food.\n\nBest part was how quick it came out.  I didn't have to wait long at all and the minute or so I did wait, I was loading up on jalapenos.  Coleslaw was a little sweet - I don't like my coleslaw on the sweet side. NOW YOU KNOW.....\n\ndmo out.


JULY 27 2012 people go around in carts or u can order from the menu. The decor is ok. Overall this place is alright the food is not really that great. I would plan not to go to this restaraunt


This place is everything you could want. Friendly and engaging atmosphere coupled with delicious crepes make this place a jewel. Definitely went over and beyond my expectations.


While visiting Edinburgh, a friend took us to the Mosque Kitchen on our last day in town. As a vegetarian, I thought they had a solid selection for a decent price. The food was tasty and the service was on point.


We were excited to try Julian Serrano because of their ceviche and array of tapa menus! I ordered the mixed seafood ceviche- it was meh okay.  Nothing special.  Also the steamed the mussels that were pretty good.  The other girls ordered the spare ribs and mushroom risotto - nothing specatuclar :-(


In recent months trying to incorporate a much healthier way of eating/living I have been cooking 3 to 4 Vegan and Vegitarian meals a week however sometimes you just want to go out for a good but heathly meal.  This has become a new go to spot for me, I have a few friends in LA who are vegan and introduced me to this kind of Tofu meal years ago that looks, feels and tastes like meat.\n\nYou do not need meat to survive you do however need protein.  One of the things you miss while either transitioning into a healthier way of living or after living it for awhile is a meat texture instead of a pile of tofu or beans.  Sadly I don't make it to LA often enough to buy it and no stores here sell this kind of food!  This place is the Bomb!  \n\nThe beef resembles what beef would look and feel like the shrimp is made to look like a shrimp down to the patterns on the little fake shrimps!  The have a huge selection of menu items and the portions are huge, I recommend doing it family style and sharing with friends.  The feel is very Om like the sound from the indoor waterfall is soothing and the staff is nice!


I am so bummed because I really really wanted to love this place..\n1. because it is across the street from our neighborhood and\n2. because I wanted the 40 minute wait to be worth it.\n\nWe came on a Saturday morning and were told the wait would be only 20 minutes. If they had originally told me 40 minutes, I would have  turned around and come back another day. \n\nI ordered the Kalua Pig Benedict and was so disappointed because eggs benedict is my favorite breakfast item.  The Hollandaise sauce didn't even taste like Hollandaise sauce, in fact it just lacked flavor completely.  I only took a few bites and filled up on the potatoes instead.  My husband ordered the \"Mexican\" but he could barely taste the carnitas because the jalapenos completely overpowered the dish. \n\nIt it wasn't for the VERY TASTY Red Velvet Pancakes, the friendly staff, and the quick service- this review would have been a 2.  It is also the reason why I am going to give it another chance and order the adobo fried rice or loco moco next time.  Hopefully, my experience will be better and I can update this rating.  Fingers are crossed.


Just another place trying to make money just off the name.. Let's just say.. I would not go back to this location... After eating at the one in LA... I don't even know how they can even call themselves Pinks... They should just call themselves - Just another hot dog place.   Very disappointed and I got a stomach ache after eating a chili dog...


I was really disappointed with Nobu's main entree, hence this low score.  I ordered the black cod with miso because I loveeeee cod, but this cod did not taste like how it was described on the menu.  It was sweet, with overpowering sweet maple-tasting sauce, not what I thought of when I think miso soup. Anyway,  the sweetness was so overpowering I couldn't tell if I was, in fact, eating cod.  I had it packed and stored it in my hotel room's fridge because I just didn't like it.  In hindsight, I shoulda sent it back a la Gordon Ramsay style and ordered something else.  The yellowtail roll with scallion and the yellowtail with jalape\u00f1o was good. The salmon roll was ok.  Shrimp tempura was just two little pieces.  Disappointing and overhyped restaurant.


We'll I was interested in trying a new burger and after driving by this place a few times figured I'd give it a shot.  Ordered a single chili cheeseburger got a regular cheeseburger.  The bun was soggy from the tomatoes and possibly the pickle as well.  So I took those off and it went down, pickles were the most memorable thing about the burger, pretty sad.  Also got the chili cheese fries or so I thought I got a Shyte colored paste resembling well diarrhea but thicker and pastier if that is a word.


Edit:  I don't like this place anymore!  Last experience- the shrimp pad thai was really blah, had no shrimp in it so I had to ask for some, and came with fried rice which I didn't even want (and so less pad thai).  Also service was really slow for lunch.  It's such a huge room too, you just don't get the kind of personal service that you can get somewhere else, like Prommares.


If you're looking for beer selection + happy hour, this is definitely the place.  You really have to get here early for happy hour b/c after 5 or so it gets REALLY hard to get a table.  The app and drink specials are good.\n\nWe've been here a few times and feel so-so about it.  We were looking for a cheap HH close to home so we went to try some new things.  Upon walking in, we saw a couple sitting outside with a little wooden stand holding 6 samples.  We asked our waiter about it and it's their \"six pack\" which contains six samples pre-chosen by them for about $9.  We tried it and I liked more of them than my husband as he generally likes lighter beers and I tend to like amber ales.  I would order it again - it's fun to mix it up and try some new beers and ciders.  Plus, they give you a sheet with the name, origin, and brewery of each selection.  I asked for two samples of other beers and my husband asked for one.  We didn't really care enough for them to order a pint.  \n\nWe also had the egg rolls and jerk wings.  The egg rolls were good, but not great and the wings were a little disappointing.  You know what's even more disappointing?  Getting the bill and seeing a $1 charge for each sample that we asked for.  Seriously?  For a few sips to try them out before ordering a whole pint which would have been in the ballpark of $3?  Our server didn't even mention it when we ordered them.  It's really just the principle.  Not cool Yard House!  They should take a lesson from Papago Brewing where they gladly will give you a free sample to help you decide on a brew.


We had lunch here last weekend and the service was slow but we loved the food! We tried the pretzel as an appetizer which came out with two sauces. We also ordered the fried chicken and brisket and they were both very good!


I visited this unique little flower shop recently and was so impressed. The minute I walked in the door I could tell this was my kind of flower shop. It was clean, welcoming and the staff was so friendly and helpful.\n\nThis flower shop not only has great floral arrangements, it has really unique items for a special events, decorating or for gift giving! \n\nI'll be back time and time again!


Loud. Very loud. Good for beer, sports and grill grub. Conversation, not so much.\n\nThe beer selection is outstanding. The food is well-prepared and tasty.\n\nThe service was a little slow, and I can't figure out why. Wouldn't make a difference, except that the food was already cooling off by the time it got to the table.\n\nThat said, our server and the owner were very friendly, and the gravy fries and mac & cheese were VERY flavorful.\n\nI live in Glendale, so don't think I'll be driving cross-Valley to go again, but would recommend it to friends who are in that area anyway if they're looking for a fun place to watch a football game and drink really good beer.


Usually, I try to stick with good local cuisine when I'm on holidays, so I wasn't planning on having Italian food during my Edinburgh trip!  But this place came up on my radar when my friend and I were looking for something not too rich and heavy. Also, their menu changes every month, and everything is made fresh daily. \n\nSo we ended up sharing the contadino pasta plate - it's normally made with a cream sauce, but the chef substituted it with their amazing tomato sauce. It was delicious, it's no wonder it's never been taken off their menu!  We also shared the sardine and monks beard salad, with a spritz of lemon. It was a nice change from the typical green salad, with some sharp anchovy curbed by the lemon. Apparently monks beard is rarely seen in dishes outside of Italy, and the season for monks beard is short - so bonus points for importing special ingredients from the homeland! We also had the bruschetta, which was fresh and tasty but a bit pricey at \u00a35 for the slice of bread topped with toms.\n\nIn the end, we were full but really toted by their dessert menu. The tiramisu was alright, I thought it could taste a bit boozier. But my hot chocolate was the star!  At 4.75, I had a cup of 55% melted chocolate with fresh whipped cream (it's only an extra 25p to add on cream). On its own, I felt the chocolate needed a bit more sweetness, that's where the cream comes in.  Once I stirred in 2 big spoonfuls, it was almost perfect. The catch is that the HC is lukewarm after adding in the cream. I was tempted to ask for it to be reheated in the microwave, but I polished it off pretty quickly. \n\nAll in all, I would highly recommend centotre. There is good variety on their monthly menu, including risotto and stews, I wish we had more people there so we could share everything!


The room is expensive, and the service is so-so.\n\nThe room service didn't make the room, and the room service soup was overly salty.\n\nBeen to Vegas MANY times, and have stayed here a couple of times.  The casino itself is nice, but they could definitely improve their room service.


Always a consitent, great meal.  The service is excellent - we've always had really friendly staff.  I LOVE the beat salad and the mushroom pasta special (served only at lunch).


Party Mania is my first and only port of call when I am looking for a fancy dress outfit. Whatever the dressing up occasion, Party Mania will almost certainly be able to fulfil your needs. \n\nParty Mania sells a wide selection of different fancy dress outfits in packets which are handy, such as superwoman and an 80's disco outfit. They also sell a range of accessories to complete the perfect outfit, such as wigs, witch's fingernails, hats, masks and gloves. Party Mania also sell outfits for Hen Nights such as L-plates and garters. \n\nIn the run up to Halloween, Party Mania is always absolutely packed with people looking for the perfect costumes. They also sell make up, ribbons and feathers, which I have bought several of to complete my fancy dress outfit. The shop is situated just around the corner from the main University campus, George Square, so it is a handy place for students to go to for a costume. \n\nBalloons, banners and themed decorations are also available in this store. Party Mania stocks everything you could every want for the perfect fancy dress outfit, although it is a wee bit pricey.


It should be noted that they do take credit cards now.\n\nCherries is a no-frills diner. The staff are very... Pittsburghese. Polite but not overly cheery. The decor and layout are simply done. There's a TV in the corner of the restaurant. In short, Cherries doesn't try to be anything fancy and it succeeds at its simplicity.\n\nI come in here for breakfast from time to time and it doesn't disappoint nor hugely impress. Good omelettes, lots of bacons. Sometimes I get a pancake. And you can get pretty much what you want for under $10.


We came here on a Saturday night and luckily it wasn't as packed as I thought it would be. I love playing ticket games so luckily there were a lot of games to chose from and not many video games (sorry video game lovers!) We only played $20 worth of games and surprisingly we were there for awhile. I love their new Wheel of Fortune game! On our first play, we ended up winning a little over 700 tickets! They also have Fruit Ninja as a game. It was fun with the big widescreen but unfortunately you don't win as many tickets as you would hope. I wish their ticket center would have individual ticket counters like the other D&B's I've been to, where you feed a counting machine your tickets. At this place, they just weigh your tickets and give you the final count. We didn't try the food here and instead went to P.F. Chang's to eat before coming here, but the Eat & Play deal looked fun. Too bad it was only restricted to certain times of the day. Overall I had a blast here and definitely would come back. Hopefully next time when there is a deal or promotion.


This location is one of the best run and most advanced gyms I have ever been to.  I've been a member of every major gym in the Phoenix area and Mountainside Fitness (the CC location specifically) was nicely sized with plenty to do for everybody.\n\nThere are other locations (phoenix/scottsdale) that are completely tiny and worthless unless you like waiting for weights, benches, and even machines.


I'm not a big breakfast person, but there are times when I get to work and realize that if I don't eat something soon I'm going to crash and burn. This morning was such a day, so I walked over the The Silver Spoon hoping they would have their corned beef hash special. They didn't. So, I asked Jono to suggest something for me and he recommended the breakfast bagel sandwich. Since there was an everything bagel, I got that. And, of course, my meat was bacon. I'm very pleased with the end result and had to take a break from chatting about banking issues to finish this tasty treat.


SINGING COOKS ALWAYS MEANS SAVOR! SERVICE STAFF TREATS YOU LIKE EXTENDED FAMILY JOINING FOR A GREAT FAMILY MEAL. DECOR A BIT DRAB, BUT THIS PLACE HAS POTENTIAL!!!\n\n--made-to-order Pico de Gallo is fresh and spicy, but too salty, especially if you eat with corn chips.\n--when you can hear cooks singing in the kitchen, you KNOW it's going to be good.\n--flour tortillas, though delivered, had only SIX ingredients.\n--guacamole should _never_ have a thickener like milk\n--rice too small, so it dried out fast, too bad.\n--cheese crisp not crispy, green chili strips were fresh!\n\nDECOR NEEDS A REDRESS\n--long strands of hanging beer flags don't make a place festive unless they're flapping in the wind at a Mexico beach bar\n--nor do mounted mariachi hats and diagonally-stapled multicolor throw rugs\n--caballeros and damas are great, but don't mount McDonald's-plain Men and Women signs underneath.\n--mirrored walls are '80s. EW.\n\nmust qualify my review by mentioning my corn allergy. means I can't eat much from this menu.\ngreat local feel here, needs a facelift.


Amazing service ... Quality to the tee!!! I will never go anywhere else live the house and and I'm always treated like family verses just a client !!


My girlfriend and I stopped in for a few cocktails after dinner and this place was great. The ambiance was fun, yet classy. Service was amazing and the music was on point with a DJ spinning in the corner. Their specialty cocktails were also delicious. My girlfriend had the signature Lily cocktail, which she loved. I would definitely recommend stopping by Lily next time you're at the Bellagio.


Andrea is professional and efficient--as painless as a wax can be.  It's easy to set an appointment with her and she is always quick to respond to my texts.  I've been going to her for over a year and think her service is great. Pricing is reasonable and oftentimes you can get a groupon!   I highly recommend her to others.


I was very excited to check this place out, it had been written up as one of the classic/oldest steak houses in Vegas so my co-workers and I went in with great expectations. \nWhen we arrived the dinning room was almost completely empty, the hostess was very sweet and set us up in a nice booth. This is where things started falling apart, it comes down to just crappy service. The waiters, dressed in tuxes gathered in a group outside the kitchen and showed little to no interest in providing any level of service. When a waiter did show up to take my coworkers drink order my coworker  asked if they had any IPA's to which the waiter said  that they had Heineken my coworker pointed out that this was not an IPA which the waiter then disputed. I asked multiple times for the wine list and after some time of being ignored I went to the hostess and got one myself. I can't say enough about how bad the service was I'm pretty easy going but I was pissed my the time we were done eating. The food was good which is why I'm giving them 2 stars otherwise it would be one star. \nWhen we were leaving  we told the hostess of our dissatisfaction and she took down our emails and assured us that we'd be taken care of and would receive some sort of compensation, over a week later this hasn't happened.