Came here for mother's day! It was packed but the wait wasn't too bad and they had a band and drinks while you were waiting. \n\nWe got Calamari for the app. It was your typical Calamari. My sister and I shared the Sampler Platter. It had Tilipia, Shrimp, and Chicken with fries. We got full pretty fast, and it was really good. I don't normally like seafood, but it was all fried and good. Dessert we shared the turtle brownie...It was a little dry and needed to be warmer. \n\nOur server was really outgoing and funny. It was super busy so it took her awhile to get to us, but she was a good waitress. Made us laugh quite a bit. \n\nI'd like to go back on a calmer day to see if the quality was lacking because of the Mother's Day rush.


Fast-service BBQ places abound in just about every town and city, and they all deliver pretty much the same menu: BBQ brisket, pulled pork, chicken, sometimes ribs and burgers.  Tom's is the same.  Usually the ambiance is booths and plain tables-and-chairs.  Often you order at a counter and they bring you the food.  Tom's is the same.  Prices are usually a bit more than fast food but not as much as regular sit-down restaurants.  You guessed it - Tom's is the same.\n\nBut this Tom's has a problem.  Consider the brisket platter for about $10, which consists of brisket, a biscut, and a side.  What could be so bad?  Well, it was the brisket.  The portion consisted of about 3 ounces (maybe 4) of meat utterly covered in a sweet BBQ sauce -- not cooked with the sauce, just inundated with it.  Ok - scrape it off, you will suggest.  So I did.  What was underneath was small slices entirely from the fatty part of the brisket.  Half of my small portion of meat was fat, and not crispy tasty fat but soggy discouraging muck.  The pictures on the wall showed lots of lean slices from the first cut of the brisket -- misleading? or downright fraudulent?  Now I see why they put 6 ounces of BBQ sauce on 3 ounces of meat.\n\nI notice that the rest of our group of six was eating their food, mostly, but without any outward signs of real pleasure.  That at least was comforting - misery loves company.


This is a review on their macarons alone. I thought they were terrible. I had 4 cookies and they all fell apart when I took a bite in them, as if they were old and sitting there for days. The cookie to filling ratio just seemed off to me, too much cookie and not nearly enough filling. With all of the good reviews, I thought that this place would be delicious and I had high hopes, but they were crushed pretty darn fast. If you want a good macaron, do not go here.


Well, This review is based on the sushi alone --- so 1 star. If I was reviewing the bar - 5 stars!\n\nAnyway --- If you actually enjoy RA Sushi, I wonder if you're only eating Vegas Rolls and potsickers. I know your type: New to sushi, want to get drunk with your friends and pretend to actually enjoy raw fish. I know, I know...you're in college and it's Mill Ave. \n\nI am fine to get trashed here, I LOVE their bartenders and inventive drinks...but the food is nast. \n\nThat's RA in a nutshell.


Ok....So I just want to first start off by saying that I never write yelp reviews in fact this is only the second one I have ever written...After long anticipation I finally had to check and see what all the hype was about this club, and unfortunatley to my displeasure it turned out to be an absolute failure. There are so many wrong things about this club I dont even know where to begin....sheesh so here we go. First off when you walk in there is total darkness where not only can you not see where your'e going but there are very small narrow walkways with lots of stairs (lady's) before you actually can make it to the main floor, it's almost like a cave....Everybody is going there to hopefully see their favorite DJ...Mine is Tiesto, I have seen him perform many many times in the past 7 years...He has had only one really bad venue and that was HAZE for NYE 2010...I never dreamt any venue can ever top that horribleness....This place is by far worse...There is absolutley no where to hang out if your'e just the average guy looking to party with your friends...This club without any exaggeration is occupied by atleast 70% tables....So unless your spending ridiculous amounts of cash for a 3 hour or so show...You can't see the DJ perform at all....There are layers upon layers of tables, Not only do you have to have a table to be able to watch the show but you have to have a insane table probably spending 30k plus just to be in clear view without looking through peoples legs..lol....It's also impossible to get to the dance floor which is also much smaller than you would think....My one buddy was so nuts he hopped 2 tables just to make it through to the dance floor so he could video Tiesto...He had to fight off the GIHAD he said...haha.....Oh but wait let me take that back because there is still 30% left of the club....I would say about 20% are areas that only allow flowing traffic and main walkways, if you stop for even 30 seconds to take a peek the security is pushing you on...The last 10% is already occupied by people that aren't moving from their spots the whole night....Moving on there is NO OUTSIDE AREA...So you make this unbelievable so called club of the century with no cool outside lounge type area?...The bar areas were really tiny too...I almost feel guilty going on with this review but I just had to warn you friends out there...If your just the guy like me that pays $100 for a show please wait to see your favorite DJ at the venue you know for sure is awesome and comfortable for you....Obviously if your a baller that has unlimited funds you can just laugh this review off ....I will guarantee you though that this venue is absolutley toast by next summer so hope they get their cash now which im sure they are for what people are paying for their tables...


Went with an open mind to try something new and out of the ordinary. Ordered pig intestine stirfry but server talked me into boiled beef and fish. What a mistake!  Flavor was different but initially good. After a few mouths full I began to have a numbness in my lips and tongue. I left and was still charged for inedible food. My suggestion is to go to Panda Express. Terrible food and service to match.


New ownership.\nIt is not Chicago-style pizza at all.  \nThey didn't honor the $5 for $10 Yelp Deal I purchased.\nWe ordered extra cheese pizzas to be delivered.  The pizza was mediocre, but the delivery was pretty fast.  I'd rather pick up a $5 Little Caesar's cheese pizza than order from them again.  \nUnimpressed, but not disgusted.


I love the burgers here, especially when I do a no carb diet! I love the juicy burgers and you can order whatever size you like! They also have a bison, which I love! The milkshakes are out of this world and the other desserts are yummy too. The service isn't always the greatest but its not that bad to make me not want to come back.


Wow; what a great Italian place off the strip!  Fantastic food, great entertainment; very fun! The bread and cannoli's are to die for. You must check this place out!


3.5 stars\n\nLet's start with the good.  \n1) The service was 5 stars very friendly, our waitress was attentive and very prompt with everything.\n2) the corn side was great\n3) Bells two hearted on tap\n\nThe not so good\n1) The lentils served with the food were cooked perfectly but were really bland, if they were seasoned they would be perfect. \n2) The meat on the carne asada and pork bell tacos were also cooked fine but like the lentils the tacos were missing something and tasted a little bland. \n3) the salmon ceviche was warm when it came out although the flavor was good\n\nOverall I would return if they 'spiced' the food up a bit. I love brat haus and think this place has great potential but the food needs to be kicked up a notch.


OK, drove all the way from Gilbert to Camelback because the Phoenix Magazine rated Delux as one of the best burgers in the Valley. Two burgers, one mixed fries, one lemonade, one Diet Coke and tip came to $39. Fries were very good but because of the poor service it's hard to say how good our cold burgers were. Susan had to ask one of the other servers where our order was because we didn't see our waiter... everyone around us was getting served and they ordered after us. Too bad, we probably won't go back because of the service. I'm sure if they could make all the pieces fit together the place would be great. Just don't want to pay almost $40 for a couple burgers and take that chance again. We'll go to Burger King or McDonald's where we know what to expect.


What a great place to have innovative Pizza and other delicious dishes. Always great tasting food, fantastic atmosphere, and wonderful service!\nIt's a regular go to restaurant any day of the week.\nSo glad it's in the Summerlin at Tivoli Village!


terrible experience - food, service, everything.


I usually love this restaurant but the quality has gone way down! \n\nMost of orders had something wrong with them. The unagi came out missing the the sauce and seaweed wrap.  The dynamite was burnt and didn't have any cream.  The garlic edamame was extremely burnt.   \n\nIt looked like the restaurant only had two servers. I felt bad for them at first but I didnt towards the end of the night. When we told them the problems with our food, they shrugged us off. On top of that the sushi chef gave my family a dirty look for voicing our concerns with the food. It was as if they were only interested in satisfying their customers at the sushi bar.  \n\nI dont think I will be back for a very long time. I'm not happy at all with the way my family was treated tonight.  Save your money and eat at a sushi bar that gives good service


Yeah, its BBB....what else to say?


This was one of my few choices for food at 2am...c'mon, Vegas!\n\nWhile limited, the late night menu was good, albeit pricey.  The Asian wings were fabulous!


Sunday brunch was great It was a perfect day to enjoy the good food, a sangria and good companionship in the lovely outdoor setting.  There bread and pesto sauce served prior to the meal is to die for,  Over time I have had many of their menu items, all of them pleasing to me.  this visit I had oatmeal, one companion had a very delicious salad. (I tried it) The meal and the surroundings make this Sunday  a special day.  I must mention that there was a slight snag with our reservation but the manager Genevieve Wallick quickly resolved the problem.  The high quality of the management in this restaurant Is defiantly a plus and adds to the overall experience.


We had a group of 13 of us today for a birthday/football get together .. Let me tell you that this place SUCKS \nWe never even made it thru the door and this goon of a door man was looking at us \nGeez dude it's Sunday football and it's Scottsdale\nWe were dressed appropriately . Bottom line is\nThis place SUCKS way better places in Scottsdale\nThen this doucher don't waste your money here


I am an art lover but don't dig the overkill by the people who are \"guarding\" the art from the common folk.  After having a run-in with an over-zealous guard and then discussing it with Heather the manager, I will most likely not return.  They are many friendlier art installations in the valley...I will give them my hard-earned support instead.


This used to be the best mall in the area.  Then along came Arizona Mills, Chandler Fashion Center, and Tempe Marketplace.  Those three places, in my opinion, seems to have taken at least those patrons who live in Chandler, Tempe and Gilbert.\n\nThere are still good stores here, including many of the same stores you will find at the other malls.  We have found that Fiesta is now much less busy and crowded than it used to be.  This is particularly nice during Christmas season/sales.\n\nAnd they have an area of covered parking which the other malls don't.  Very nice in summer.


The food was ok... wasn't very special.  My wife asked for \"Thai Hot\" ... got maybe a medium.  I asked for \"Medium Spice\" and got hot.\n\n The service is still horrible.  I moved out of state for 2 years and during that time, the service didn't get any better.  I had to get up and ask for my check because the waitress was busy talking to a co-worker.


Stopped by on the recommendation of a friend. It looked a bit pricy at first but it turned out they actually had an unadvertised lunch special (entree with two sides!) for under six dollars.\n\nThe staff was great/very attentive and I'll definitely be back to try the rest of the sides.


I was really disappointed in the service I received for the price I paid. Paid like $40 for a car wash. (My car needed it) They gave me decent wash, but that wasn't what I paid for. Not going back.


Sushi Combo B. Solid choice and value for lunch.


I've been wanting to try this place for awhile because I've heard great things about this place, I've seen them on the food network channel, and because they had pretty good reviews on Yelp. This experience was just not great from the moment we pulled into the parking lot. I didn't want to valet my car because the parking lot was right there, but I had to wait for someone to tell me where to park and they made me park way in the back, which I thought was pretty inconvenient. So you either have to valet even though it's unnecessary or park at the back of the lot. ok whatever. We get in and check in with the host, she tells my boyfriend happy birthday and asks us to go wait for a bit. The restaurant wasn't busy at all so I figured they were just setting the table up real quick. 10 min goes by and we get seated by the entrance, which wasn't the best place since everyone passes by there. There is a \"team\" that serves you rather than just one person so we had 4 people filling up our waters as soon after we would take a drink and everyone kept asking how things were going. it got pretty annoying. We ordered the fried calamari and bacon wrapped scallops for appetizers. the calamari wasn't anything fancy, it wasn't seasoned with anything and the sauce is regular tarter sauce, so we were pretty disappointed. (if you want crazy good calamari, you need to go try capital grill). The scallops were a good size and it was really good, but we've definitely had better. the scallops were on the dry side but tasted pretty good. for the entrees, I ordered their special surf and turf with a 6oz filet and lobster and my bf ordered their 14oz prime rib oscar style. 40 min passes and the food finally comes out, I cut into my steak and it's perfect medium rare and everything was very tasty. my boyfriend did not get his steak Oscar style as ordered so we had to have them take it back while we waited. Ribeye steaks are suppose to be really juicy and tender but his steak was tough and chewy and definitely not what we expected from a nice steakhouse. We really don't like to complain so he just ate it. They forgot my boyfriend's bday and never brought out his dessert so I had to ask and that's when one of the servers remembered. The server Colette was really the savior of the night and the only one that really made any sense there. the manager came by and asked how everything was going and apologized for all the hiccups throughout the night and said dessert was on him. they brought out an Oreo chocolate ice cream cake slice for the oops remedy and a creme br\u00fbl\u00e9e with a candle for my boyfriend's birthday treat. there were a lot of other weird interactions throughout the night that I don't want to take the time to type out but I've had way better service and food at other places and probably won't be coming back here.


Once upon a time...before profiteering became more important than product, there were a lot of good food items to be had.   Anyone remember when Twinkies or Ho Ho's actually tasted like food, and not like chemical compounds?\n\nWell, the same applies to Primanti Brothers.\n\nOnce upon a time, there was a little sandwich shop in Pittsburgh that was trying very hard to be like the famous steak sandwich shops in Philly.  After all, Pittsburgh really wasn't (and still isn't) 'known' for anything other than dirty steel mills, followed closely by closed steel mills, and the mill workers who sat around waiting for them to reopen, even after they'd been torn down and the property turned into malls.\n\nPrimanti Brother at one time was a decent sandwich shop with a quirky gimmick.  They put your sides ON the sandwich.  Yes, you could get a steak sandwich piled high with your favorites...french fries and cole slaw...in addition to the usual lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, and cheese.\n\nAs time rolled by, the restaurants sprang up in several locations around the city, primarily anywhere that there might be a mall nearby, or a bunch of drunks who really didn't care WHAT they were eating, and there even sprang up one of the shops in Ft. Lauderdale.\n\nAs the business grew, the Primanti Brothers started cutting corners to maximize profits.  The meat became nothing more than Steak-Ums, and they started adding everything under the sun that could be served on a bun to their menu to try to draw in more people.  A nice healthy chicken breast...grilled in the same grease as everything else and topped with fries and cole slaw. \n\nNow, anyone not from Pittsburgh should know...native Pittsburghers are not exactly known for having distinguished tastes...in anything.  In fact, people in Pittsburgh will stand and give a raving standing ovation and scream 'faaaaabulous'...for what most folks around the country in more metropolitan cities would say 'eh'.\n\nLast year, I had jury duty.  The Pittsburgh Courthouse is located near one of the many Primanti grease pits.  I thought I'd try a fish sandwich since I was on a limited budget for the day, and time was too short to sit down in any other restaurant.\n\nGreasy, didn't taste much like fish, the batter was soggy from the grease, the cheese clearly came in little squares from a plastic package, and even the tartar sauce couldn't make it more palatable.  My stomach felt rock laden the rest of the day.\n\nMore recently, a couple from San Francisco came into the store where I work, which is near one of the Primanti restaurants.  They'd heard all the hype, and had lunch.\n\nThe woman said to me: \"WHAT is up with Primanti?  Everyone kept telling us we had to have a Primanti while we were in Pittsburgh!\"\n\nShe looked at me, rolled her eyes, stuck out her tongue and said:  \"Bleeech!\"\n\nI shrugged my shoulders and told her I agreed.\n\nI guess we could say that Primanti is kind of the White Castle of Pittsburgh, only with more \"GOOOO Steelers\" - ambience.\n\nIt is best eaten after a drunken bender, when you aren't really hungry, but are the type to eat like you're at a trough after guzzling half a keg of beer.\n\nOr...you think McD's is fine dining.\n\nDon't buy the hype.  The gimmick of the fries and slaw on the sandwich doesn't make it a decent meal.  Just means you're gullible to local yokel advertising.  And sadly, there really isn't another thing in Pittsburgh that stands out.


still the best (and for me, the only) professional football team in the world...


I'm not sure who is going to win in the Civil War of the amazing flavor that just came from that pizza I loved it every minute of it


I just had my dog groomed there this morning. He has been seeing Lis for years. I will NOT have any other groomer touch my Bichon baby. Please check her out she is great. She handles him with care and he always comes out looking beautiful.


Will never return to this shopping center. I called ahead of time and spoke to Jaime in property mangement to inform them that I will be open carrying a firearm and obtained clearance from her and Ken in security. Has soon as I got to the Apple store I was harassed about my sidearm by Greg their store gestapo manager. Security then showed up and asked me to remove my firearms from the property. And I quote Captain Ira \" I don't care about the second amendment. \" after I explained to him it's my right to carry as a U.S. citizen and Nevada citizen,since we are an open carry state. This shopping center cares about your cash. Obviously not people or the Constitution.


This place was pretty slammed for a Sunday morning.  Not exactly the way I wanted to spend my morning waiting in line (felt like I was being herded like livestock).... then it was a bit of a wait for my Ranchero Wrap.  It turned out to be good, but I was not a fan of the waiting and the whole setup they have going in there.\n\nSpace is limited- they definitely nailed down the NY feel since it felt like I was on top of everyone and there is a long narrow room where the tables (not too clean) were set up.  \n\nSince I live in Charlotte, I value my personal space, so this place is definitely not for me - or at least not worth the drive from Matthews on a Sunday morning.


First off all you pushed through the line very quickly while they yell questions at you and continue to push you through the line.  Soup had cold and hot spots in it.  The sandwich was just ok, had better, the chocolate covered strawberry tasted like dirt, and the plain chunk of bread they give you for the soup was a waste, should of been a bread of flavor like Sourdough or Baguette.  Very disappointed.\n\nOh the ignoring signs they have on the tables that take about 90% of the table about not going to save a seat need to go.


We had bought tickets the moment they were available to the midnight showing of New Moon, so it was a few months before the premiere this past weekend. We expected it to be busy, and planned accordingly.\n\nLittle did we know that a new promotion had come out just a couple of weeks before the premiere, where you could upgrade your ticket to see \"Twilight\" beforehand, then keep your seat for New Moon. This seemed extremely unfair to those of us who simply wanted to see New Moon, and not pay $5 more a ticket to sit through a movie we've seen before just to claim a seat. We soon heard buzzing from other people in line of their disgust, and after a complaint to the manager we were let in early without paying for the upgrade.\n\nIt didn't matter. We were in the third row, all the way on the side. The theatre was 95% full of people watching Twilight. It wouldn't have mattered if we had camped out 24 hours before the midnight showing, we still wouldn't have had a decent shot at a seat.  Very bad planning on the part of the theatre. This will guarantee that I never attempt a popular premiere at Harkins again. It was as if we were being punished for doing everything right, since we bought our tickets in plenty of time, and showed up hours before. You expect it to be busy, naturally. However everyone should have had an equal shot at getting a good seat. Bad move Harkins, bad move.


One of the worse carne asada burritos I ever had.    I will never go back.   And the salsa?   You've got to be kidding me.    Did you get it from a can?


Cheese Ravioli with Alfredo sauce was amazing. For $7 you get about 6 ravioli covered in their amazing sauce and a warm, soft breadstick. VERY filling and perfect portion size. I have a thing for alfredo sauce and this is by far one of the best I've had, not watery and has a ton of flavor! Their pizza is way too pricey for me but I'm def going back for more pasta soon!


If you are in the mood for breakfast then look no further.  This place is very similar to Denny's but 10 times better with a lot more options.  The portions are large so if you are really hungry then this is the place for you.  Both of my kids loved it and if we are back in the area we will definitely eat here.


A great spot to grab breakfast... very crowded on a Sunday, despite the throngs of people, the staff was still very upbeat and nice... had to get the Uncle Hershel's favorite so I could cover all the important \"bad for you\" breakfast items: grits, biscuits and gravy!  Once we were seated, it was still very crowded - but our server did an excellent job!  My coffee and water were never lower than half and she was very attentive and pleasant.  A solid restaurant, run by friendly people!


I'm not a big fan of their burgers but I was a fan of a few other things so will give them another shot. The service was outstanding, the fries are tasty & come in a cute shopping cart. I like the ambiance & the pear ale. Prices are a little high for what you get.


It's more 3.5 than 4 stars.\n\nYou're typical Asian Buffet. I'd say it's similar to Pacific in Chandler. The booths need to be re-upholstered in my opinion, but service is decent.\n\nThey have a mix of your normal greasy Chinese food options, a sushi bar selection with Sashimi and crab legs. \n\nIt's fairly cheap for a buffet.


The table service was fantastic!!!!!! \n\nThe food was delicious!!!!!!!\n\nThe hostess was an asshole. \n\nThe casino host required a booth when she made the reservation for us, we had to remind the hostess when she seated us....She said \"oh yeah... Booth for you two...\" \n\nPlease be professional when seating your customers W/ SMILE too!!!!!!


Horrible bank! Rude and unhelpful!


We saw the sign outside for $5.99 ribeye and eggs and HAD to check it out. I guess this is a new deal they started to compete with Bill's Gambling Hall across the street.\n\nThe wait at 2:30 AM was about 10 minutes. We all got the ribeye and eggs special. I noticed that the waiter only asked us how we would like our eggs but not our steak also. That's a red flag. And my sharp poker intuition didn't disappoint me. The ribeye was maybe half an inch thick BEFORE cooking since it was like a quarter inch when it came out. It was cooked well done and tasted like a ribeye I guess... It came with hash browns, eggs, and toast.\n\nPro-tip: This would have probably tasted better after a night of drinking


Very representative of the situation my wife and I often find ourselves in: it is hard to find good food on vacation. Lemongrass offers classically mediocre Thai food, plus you will get a 1 hour wait for absolutely no reason. Our meal: fried spring rolls ($10) these were clearly straight out of the freezer, no flavor, soggy vegetables; pho reeked of cinnamon ($15); Singapore Noodles Stir-fried rice vermicelli, BBQ pork, shrimp, onion, bean sprouts, bell pepper, egg, curry powder ($18) this was quite good and very spicy, earning Lemongrass 3 instead of 2 stars.\n\nPoor food, poor service, long wait. Do not make a reservation; I would suggest trying a different restaurant.


We have eaten here twice and the food was delicious every time. You can tell that it is not your typical fast food chain which is very much appreciated. I rather wait a few minutes for a nice meal than having something served that's blend and half way done. We will be back for sure.


Finally made it over to Monona for brunch on Saturday. \n\nOur group of 6 arrived at 12:30 and thankfully there was a table available for us. You go and order up front with their very friendly staff. The ambiance is nothing special at all, but the view of the lake is really nice if you can grab a seat near the window. \n\nOverall, the food was very good. \n- Fungus Scrambler: AMAZING, I typically don't order scramblers because that's the easiest thing to make at home, but I would break my rule for this. If you like mushrooms but aren't huge on them, you will still adore this dish. Also there's truffle oil in this so...yeah. Do it.\n- Killer Scramble: I'm a sucker for smoked salmon and eggs, and this dish is no exception. They're pretty generous with the salmon and it goes so well with the cheese, it's just a party in your mouth.\n- Sweet Berry French Toast: meh. The server said this was really good but I disagree. Really boring, the orange mascarpone doesn't taste like orange or mascarpone and there's barely any on it anyway. Didn't love the texture of the toast, either.\n- Gloomy Day (or something) Smoothie: delicious!!! I slurped this up in like 30 seconds.\n\n\nI definitely want to go back, but I'll probably have anxiety over choosing between something I loved from my previous visit or trying something new!!


Not a bad choice if you want to change it up. Lots of things with a waffle you probably wouldn't think of. Service is a bit spotty.


Five stars because it's a place were comfort food meets a classy and friendly atmosphere, meets a perfect and very attentive service. The duck breast was spectacular, I'd totally recommend having the duck. It took them longer than expected to bring us the starters and they came separately, and they took them off the bill. We were definitely delighted by great food and a great service.


Not bad for a hotel bar, but if you're not staying here it would probably be best not to make it a destination or even a stop-over.  There are 8 comfortable stools at the bar and there are several lounge tables with chairs to match.\n\nThe bar is a part of the hotel lobby and is void of any privacy partition.  It's a great place to track guest movements because you have a perfect vantage point of the lobby elevators.\n\nPrices are average for the area.  It's nice not having to pay $9 for a Chivas Regal on the rocks.  And it's a decent place for a nightcap if you're already staying at the Hilton (or hope to stay in it...wink wink).\n\nAfter the club it's the hotel party...


I went to AZ 88 this past week to meet up with some friends and an out of town friend.  It was close to our friends hotel so we thought lets check it out, I hadn't been in awhile.  \n\nThe Good: \nI've been here several times over the last 12 years of living in Phoenix and one thing I have to say is this restaurant is very consistent with their food.  It's always good, and when you order something you know what you are going to get.  A sandwich I had 4-6 years ago, tastes as good today as it did back then. \n \nThe Bad: \nIt's not really bad, but to best honest, I think its time for a little make over.  It's one thing to be consistent but this restaurant needs to catch up with its competition.  There are many many new restaurants in the valley, especially in the Scottsdale area and to the locals this can get boring.  This place hasn't changed in about 10 years, I think its time for a freshen up.  \nOverall, its a great place that brings back many memories from coming here over the years, and I look forward to coming back again.


The 5 start rating is for the Oxtail Soup.  I've been eating this soup for the past 13 years.  After driving 5 hours from San Diego to Las Vegas, I make a stop to eat oxtail before I do anything else.  They only serve it around 11pm -9am.  You get a big bowl of several oxtail bones in broth, with carrots, celery, peanuts and chinese mushrooms.  It comes with 2 scoops of steamed rice and a little ground ginger and minced cilantro which you add to your soup once you get it.  Kinda like adding basil leaves and bean sprouts in your bowl of pho.  On weekend nights, the line is 20-30 mintues long depending on when you get there.  It's worth the wait.


There are things about Mazie's that I just love. Like the sandwiches, expecially the turkado... It is exactly what it sounds like and delish. The breakfast burrito is amazing and covered in gravy. The benedict plates are okay. The hollandaise isn't my favourite and the eggs aren't poached... sad face. But so far... Everything else I have had there has been pretty amazing. Breakfast pizza has an egg on it... EGG! (If you like your eggs runny, order them sunny side up. The over easy eggs were overcooked) Also I love the sweet potato fries here. My favourite! \n\nThe wait staff is always super friendly. Always quick to pick up plates and refill glasses. I love the ambiance. Lovely little signage hanging on the wine rack: Wine a little, you'll feel better. Thought that was really rad. \n\nThere's not much else I can say about Mazie's that hasn't been said. Cool place to grab brunch or watch some football at the bar.


I have visited many Capital Grille locations during my travels for work.  It is usually consistently good and the service tends to be great as well.  I looked forward to visiting the Las Vegas location to see if it was any different from the other locations I had visited in the past.\n\nBar area:  The bartenders here are the best!  I think anyone who wanted to experience great service and well made drinks should visit this bar.  A coworker I was with visited this location a few weeks ago and the bartender even remembered him and his drink, now that's impressive.\n\nDinner:  Food is always good, so I will never complain about it.  The Delmonico steak was cooked to perfection as usual and the tomato mozzarella starter salad was a generous portion.  I tried the creamed corn here for the first time ever and will be ordering it again for sure!\n\nThe service during this visit however was pretty bad... for a table of 13, we had one server and the meal took almost 3hrs.  We were seated, drink orders taken and seafood tower was ordered.  We didn't get to actually order our meal however until after the seafood tower had been emptied and plated cleared.  There was a big time laps where we all just sat there waiting to order... about 10min after we ordered, soups and salads arrived finally.  Then there was another laps from when the soups and salads were cleared before the entrees were brought out.  The flow of the meal was not good, I don't know if it was just that night, a bad waiter, etc.  Who knows but I know that the table was not very happy with the 3hr meal that should have taken 1.5hrs tops. \n\nThis experience won't stop me from going to other Capitol Grille locations of course, the food it great.  Visit this location for a drink, but if you want a smooth and seamless dinner experience go elsewhere.


Been here a couple of times now - like that you can really customize your burger and the fries or onion rings that go with it.  Also enjoy sitting outside by the fountain or fireplace and that I can take the dog !  But it is a little bit pricey for a burger, so usually only go when I have have a groupon/deal chicken - but it is a good pit stop before a movie.  Don't ask too many questions though as english is a struggle for the cook especially.


the food was good. beans are delicious. however portions are too small (compared to black bear where I usually do breakfast)the service was ok.


Chicken parm was just average. Field greens salad was great. Wait staff was great. The seating is right under the blue sky and in front of a large fountain in the Forum Shops.


I love this place! The pork green chili Mac n cheese is so good I dream about it! Mojitos are awesome made by the guy bartender who is super friendly and sweet! We always sit at the bar! Just a really cool place to have some really good food!


A bit small inside. Bathrooms are clean and food is always great. The boy at the register is nice. There are Roberto's all over town but I prefer this one because of the cleanliness and food consistency.


BEWARE!!!  OWNER ALBERTO IS A THIEF DON'T SELL YOUR JEWELRY! Had been a loyal customer for a couple of years until I decided to sell him 3 watches over a month ago, one of them a Rolex since he is a \"Rolex Specialist\" first as usual did not want to pay me what I wanted & when he saw I did not want to settle for less he agreed to pay me the balance of $500.00 in 2 weeks; because I had done business with him before I never imagined he would not pay me. He called me and flat out told me he was going through a rough time and was not going to pay me the balance of $500.00 he owed me and to do whatever I wanted. When I called him back to tell him I would return his money and for him to return my watches he claimed he no longer had them, I am sure he had already sold them for a good profit. I trusted him and the worst part is that I now know he never intended to pay me my asking price from the beginning but because he wanted my watches the only way he saw to keep them was to offer to pay me the balance later which he stole from me and never paid. I will be reporting him to BBB and see if they can help me because this is wrong! people sell their jewelry because they need the money and then thieves like Alberto take advantage of people in need.


This place is your basic sports bar.  Lots of TVs all tuned to sports.  \n\nThe outdoor seating is on the sidewalk and facing East so you'll never get any direct sun.\n\nMy hamburger was TERRIBLE but the shoestring fries were great.  \n\nMy girl Jacqui liked her entree.


Three friends and I were looking for a restaurant on State Street for dinner before a show at the Overture Center. One friend said he was really craving a burger, so when we came upon the Buck & Badger, we decided to give it a try. We figured if they were able to afford to be so close to the Capitol, they had to be pretty decent. Unfortunately, this was not the case.\n\nWe were seated right away and were served drinks pretty quickly, which seemed promising, although the specialty Jack Daniels cocktails two of us ordered came in disappointingly small glasses. But then after we ordered our food we waited. And waited and waited. It was at least a half an hour before our food arrived, so even though we had initially given ourselves well over an hour to eat before our show started, we felt rushed once we finally got our food.\n\nThe food itself was okay, but nothing that wowed us. I chose not to spend the extra $3 for a side because I thought the coleslaw that came with my sandwich would be good enough -- who seriously wants to spend $3 for a side order of fries? -- but the coleslaw  was absolutely tasteless. The menu describes it as \"sweet mustard cole slaw\" but it was basically wet cabbage. My chicken sandwich, while nice and hot, was also pretty bland. The sweet potato chip breading didn't have as much flavor as I'd anticipated, and they really skimped on the chipotle mayo. My friends enjoyed their burgers but didn't seem overly impressed, and the long wait certainly didn't help.\n\nIf I'd had a chance to read reviews before we went there, I don't think we would have gone in the first place knowing that we had a show to get to and others have experienced the same very long wait we did. Also, other reviewers mentioned that they received complimentary chocolate chip cookies. We didn't get any, so either they no longer do this, or they were forgotten since we had to flag down our waitress just to pay the bill so we could get to our show on time. Either way, this was a disappointing dining experience, and with so many other restaurants on State Street, I wouldn't bother with a second visit to the Buck & Badger.


not that great. had some for myself this time around, and what you see is what you basically get. nothing out of the ordinary, so i dont get what the fuss is all about. i forgot what it was called specifically, but i ordered the polish dog. maybe it was because i felt like shit on the day my friends and i ate here, but the taste got pretty nasty after a few bites. most of us ended up not finishing our food. \n\non a brighter note, their strawberry daiquiry is DELICCCCCCIOUS! the best i'vee had in vegas, hands down. the only thing i would recommend is to freeze it up a little more, mine was kind of watery. taste wise tho, i would have one everyday if i could!


Whoever decided that this place should be open 24 hours was smart. We got tired of buffets that closed before 10pm, and it didn't make sense for a city that never sleeps to have fast food open only at night. The hot sandwiches were amazing, we ordered their club sandwich and original, with macaroni salad. After driving around looking for decent food that wasn't overpriced, we were really happy. We ate for under $20. I wish that we had heard of this place sooner instead of waste money on overpriced food that left us still hungry! We will definitely be returning!


Don't get the chi foot massage. They advertise pressure points and reflex. I spent $125 for someone to rub my feet. It was terrible. No skills. They need to change their description and their customer service. Very unsatisfactory.


This is a great little joint. We stopped in here with some friends on a whim shortly before closing time but they still had all the flavors out and the staff was very nice, despite it being a few minutes before close. They were very nice about letting us try a few different flavors before ordering. I finally decided on the salted caramel which was excellent. My husband got the guiness chocolate and we another friend got the cinnamon. We all tried the bacon ice cream which was very unique and not bad at all. I tried the blue cheese ice cream and while it was good, I'm not sure I could do a whole scoop of it! They had some wonderful looking ice cream sandwiches with big cookies that I would like to try next time. I will definitely stop by here again.


I'd recommend you check you credit card statements and all transactions with this merchant.  I was charged $113 tip on a bill of $97.58.  I wrote $110.58 in the total and after I left, they added $113 to the tip line and changed the 1 to a 2, so the total would be $210.58, instead of $110.58.\n\nThe owner, Schuyler is not willing to accept the fact, his staff **might** do something unethical like this and insists I left this tip.  He also told me it is common for his staff to get large, gracious tips like this.  It is very disappointing now I have to protect myself by working through the police on fraudulent activity, which costs all of us in the end.


Beautiful venue, nothing amazing from the menus and service was so-so. Tried the meatballs which were a rave and I wasn't too fond. Everything was very average and the presentation was low key. Prices didn't reflect what the venue lacked. There are better places that deserve the rating this place has that are way better!


The shoe department namely, the mens shoes department there has the worst customer service.  I was there on a weeknight, took two pairs of shoes and waited to be served.  There were two clerks working there, two other customers besides myself.  I was ignored, made to wait, and wait some more.  I waited for 20 minutes without even the clerk acknowledging my existence.  Disgusted I asked to speak to the floor manager on call that night.  I told the store manager what happened to me and that I will NOT EVER shop at their store again for this kind of bad service.  I eventually went to the puma store and bought 5 pairs of shoes.   Nordstrom, take note.  Piss me off and your bottom line will suffer.  Shoe stores and clothing stores are a dime a dozen - especially in las vegas.


Dear Shitty Floor Manager at Fry's,\n\nI know that your store's prices are cheaper than almost any place locally. There's a reason I'm buying my MacBook there. However, this does not give you carte blanche to act like a total dick when I don't buy your warranty, nor does it mean you should make me wait 15 minutes just for you to go grab a laptop (one which you yourself admitted you were overstocked on).\n\nWhen someone approaches you in the middle of our conversation to tell you that the keyboard you directed them toward was located in a completely different section of the store than where you sent them, this means you should apologize. It does not mean you should roll your eyes at them.\n\nAnd when I say thanks and begin to walk away, you probably should keep in mind that I can hear you when you tell me \"good luck\" in reference to my not buying your stupid warranty. The reason I don't want your warranty is because it means I would have to come back and talk to you. I've never broken a laptop in my life, and I'm not going to break this one either. So do your job and shut your mouth.\n\nLove,\n-Kevin\n\nPS: Young polite girl at register, you're A-OK.


My past two haircuts with this location were horrible. First awful experience the lady left a long patch on the back of my head. Today I don't think she shaved the right side of the neck line. Two in a row so I will not go back a third time. Trying place across the street.


A feast can certainly be had at the Persian Room. It's perfect for a large groups, the portions are huge! I think this was first Persian food experience and this spot was highly recommended by a Persian buddy. I was pleasantly surprised by the the complimentary lavosh (spelling?) bread served with basil, parsley, white onion and butter. Basically pile it on the bread, roll\nIt up and enjoy! We also ordered the hummus with eggplant, Delish! Next we ordered Tahdeek with two toppings I can't recall. The kabob platter with lamb, chicken and koobideh was equally tasty and plenty for three people. The shirazi salad was a refreshing side too. The entire meal was beyond satisfying. Our server Jason was wonderful and he kept the tea coming all night long. Looking forward to a return visit to try the Mahi Mahi!


We came here on a Friday evening after eating thai food and ordered\n1. Sm Cronut - maple bacon, 2.25 \n2. Lg Cronut - White chocolate cinnamon and birthday cake, 6.50 \n3. Reg. cookie sandwich - rocky road and chocolate chip, 3.99\n10% yelp check in for $12. 41 \n\n- Tanya was very friendly and knowledgeable. She took the time to explain everything to us and sample flavors before we bought\n- Nice plating.\n- Seems like they don't make anything themselves? Just received from other places and sold.\n- But as nice as they were, I wasn't too impressed with the taste.  \n- Cookie sandwich was okay. hard cookie. We ended up eating the ice cream and throwing away the rest of the cookie. \n- Maybe I just like Cold stone best when it comes to texture of Ice cream....\n- Eis means Ice in German\n- With the Yelp check-in, the cronut is cheaper than Als.


FINALLY! Moving out from Biltmore apartments after the WORST customer service from office staff and maintenance. I still have a gapping hole in my ceiling after the staff tried to spackle over the wet hole several times! The apartment smells of mildew, I see mold growing on the frame of the closet where they replaced the carpet but didn't fix the leak. Several of my neighbors have had leaks as well as a lot of downstairs apartments are vacant and windows fogged up from water problems. The hole has gotten worse the last few weeks because they turn off the AC chiller not real AC to migrate to heat... While the weather in AZ is still high 70s the mild has gotten worse and the hole bigger because of stagnant air. I turned in. Vacate notice with my complaints and still have yet to hear from the office to alleviate my situation. Horrible place do not rent!!


My boss and I go here every week. This place is clean fast and consistent they know us by name... \n\nBeyond that, they have the best club sandwich in Charlotte.


Although Blue Martini could be a total hit or miss for me,  I was excited to spend a Monday with a bunch of my friends as their advertised Manic Monday happy hour event.  With this happy hour, it starts at 8pm (and ends at midnight) and includes half off of all drinks and food.  There's an booth at the front that will give you a wristband if you're part of the Vegas casino and entertainment industry.  \n\nI do like the venue.  There's outdoor and indoor space and lots of it.  Although I've been indoors, the Monday night festivities were outdoor only because they were rennovating the inside.  I like the outdoor space.  Lots of bar space, high chairs and high top tables all around.  Fit pits and a balcony overlooking the middle courtyard of Townsquare and other restaurants close by.  \n\nFor my drinks, I got the typical vodka soda with a lime.  Just your typical drink, although I know they have great martinis.  What I really want to review is the lobster salad.  OH-EM-GEE, it is soo good.  Two whole chunks of Maine Lobster accompanied by baby greens, crunchy romaine lettuce, mango, avocado, tomato, tossed with a lemon/orange vinaigrette.  Everything was super fresh and crisp.  The lobster meat was cooked perfectly and really made the salad the star of my night!!  This salad is about $20 but with the half off price, it's perfect!\n\nYou'll definitely have to try the lobster salad and drinks.  It's a light meal that is packed with flavor and delightful textures.  If you work in the industry, come check out Manic Mondays and get the salad.  You will love it!!


First of all, Downtown Las Vegas is NOT dead. It is under \"cultural reconstruction.\" Golden Nugget is a Las Vegas gem. I know my papa hung down here in his day and I feel a bit nostalgic hanging in the same spots. The fixtures I am sure have changed a bit, but they still feel a bit old school, and the rooms have that old Vegas feel as well. The suites are awesome. Actually, I have never seen the regular rooms, so maybe the entire hotel is suites. I like the poker crowd here as well...they all seem to be better players than on the strip. I've seen a few pros at the big table, and a few big shot athletes too! Unfortunately, they were playing at the big boys table and I was at the kiddie's. The location is great for downtown bars, and I suggest getting a room on First Friday's. You can party all night then crash at a hotel room as opposed to crashing on the freeway at four am. Just a safety suggestion. The Golden Nugget is a classic visit downtown and worth checking out if you are in the area.


This is that shop that every small and slightly random city centre shopping arcade has - you never really notice it's there until one day when you're looking for something random and that's the only place that stocks it.\n\nFor me, it was a pair of my boyfriend's gloves that I'd lost - surprisingly, nowhere else in Edinburgh (or at least on Princes Street) stocks gloves after mid-January. So I found myself in Who's Who for the first time in my life, and I can honestly say that if you're after any item of clothing with a slogan plastered across the front of it / Ch\u00e9 Guevara's face / band names and logos etc then this is for you. It also has more of those little badges than any 14 year old could ever pin onto their school rucksack.\n\nIf you're not a 14 year old emo, then this probably isn't you're cup of tea.


Only a 2 time customer so far, but im hooked. Each time I had a different barber, and both times i left happy with the haircut, service, wait time, and price.


I've been working out at CrossFit Max Effort for about a 3 days now and I love the place. Great Facility and very Knowledgeable Instructors. I like a family atmosphere and here that's what you get. Everbody wants you to succeed in all of your goals , its more than just a work out. CrossFit is not for everyone but if you wanna see what your made of start here.


Some long-time friends brought us here for brunch after having raved about it for months, so we certainly had high expectations, and they were definitely met.\n\nAside from the fact that you have to walk into the Paris to get there, the restaurant is delightfully French-y and the service is excellent. The restaurant was super busy that Saturday brunch, but our waitress was on top of everything and very friendly.\n\nI had a wonderful quiche Lorraine, which was the whole quiche (!) and clearly cooked to order, which was a nice surprise. A tablemate had a burger, which he said was fantastic, and the wine list was shockingly reasonably priced.\n\nThe only downside was the overall price of the menu. I get that it's Las Vegas and it's on the Strip, but we had just come Le Diplomate in Washington, DC, which we also think is pricey, and even that seemed comparatively tame in comparison with LV's Strip prices. But hey, it's still cheaper than the flight to France!


Barista can't/won't reheat cold coffee. I was told to pay for a refill if I wanted to finish my drink. No, thanks.


It's true, this is part of a chain and so it's not exactly oozing character by the bucketload. But there's one thing that sticks out in my memory about the time I came here for lunch...\n\nWhen I first came here to go to uni 4 years ago, anyone and everyone shared all their little pearls of wisdom with me. All except for the one that says, \"don't go out on the lash the night before your parents are coming up and you have to spend the day with them\". This, I learned the hard way when my Dad was speaking at some meeting at the nearby International Conference Centre, and whilst he was doing that my hangover and I went for lunch with my mum.\n\nWalking into this branch of All Bar One and clocking all the bottles and beer taps behind the bar was the last thing I needed, and my hangover suddenly got ten times worse. Anyway, to get back to my review, although the place was soul-less and totally overpriced, the waiter was an absolute lifesaver in the way that he kept bringing me pint after pint of iced water. For that reason alone, I will give this place three stars. Although I was too busy concentrating on trying to make the room stop spinning to notice whether or not it was the winking waiter mentioned by Stuart, I can safely guess on the basis of how rough I was looking that it wasn't!


Experience:  I had been eyeing this place since I first moved here. Being a native Louisianaian, I was happy to see a spot that had crawfish.  I mean, I am a true head-sucking, tail-eating fool!!!  Most crawfish I have eaten has been a crawfish boil at someone's house. \nThen some friends wanted to go to Hot and Juicy, and I definitely joined the party. \n\nService:  One of our friends at the table also worked here, so we were treated very well. Not really sure how the wait staff would be without our VIP. \n\nFood:  Ok, I'm probably not the best person to critique the food, because I'm a little biased of what good crawfish is. \nWe did order a whole bunch of seafood for the table, because they have many other things...we had crawfish, crab legs, muscles, shrimp, and clams.  \nI started out with the crawfish...of course...and was immediately thrown off with the heavy garlicky almost sweet flavor of the boil it was in. I tried all the other seafood, but just did not care for this flavor no matter what the host. \nThe friend that works here suggested I order the Louisiana style, so I jumped all over that.  I ordered the crawfish extra spicy too!  It was much better than the original flavoring, but still not like home. I guess I'm just a crawfish snob. \n\nOverall review:  I won't be back anytime soon.  I will save my crawfish cravings to be satisfied when I go home to Louisiana to see my kin folks.


Just had my car serviced, they did a great job! Friendly staff and probably the cleanest auto shop I've seen across the country. Everyone should check these guys out! I know where I'll be going for all my car repairs from now on.


Still a good buffet to go to.   So lets see Prime Rib, Mexican, Japanese, Chinese, and Mongolian.  Food's pretty good but the selection is pretty amazing.   If you have a craving for something then you should be able to get that fix here. \n\nDessert ...  Gelato, Velvet Cake, and various pies.  \n\nI just had a craving for Prime Rib and it was pretty good.   So I just stuck to that and Gelato.  :)  And picked off the Sashimi and other things that my wife got.   Fried Scallops, Sashimi.  :)   \n\nIf anything you need to try it once.


So I've been here twice. First time I got the Truffle Mushroom Swiss and some Smashfries. To go. It was alright. Wasn't overwhelmed - I was hungry and it hit the spot. Next time I came with some coworkers. We were all excited because here was a new place pretty close to where we work and it could be high on our lunch rotation. But that idea came to a crashing halt when we got our food. This time I got the Spinach, Cucumber and Goat Cheese burger. I know. Sounds pretty metrosexual but I was curious. I also got the Haystack Onions. Well when I bit into the burger, I had to wonder if Bessie, the cow I was biting into, hadn't fallen in love with the salt lick and continously deep throated it for the rest of her days. Dang burger was salty as heck. The Haystack Onions were too. I would have let it slide if it were just me. My coworkers, however, said the same thing. It took the three of us to finish the haystack onions because I could not have more than just a bit of that oversalted mess. Service was pretty sucky too. The Einstein that brought the first burger took away the number on the table so the next guy that brought the rest of the burgers only knew to stop at our table because we flagged him down. Yeah yeah. The place is still \"new.\" So this is the moment - like in a game of Hearts when somebody drops the queen of spades or some card with hearts on it - breaking hearts, as they say. I'm dropping a turd in this circle jerk of a punchbowl with everybody dropping five stars all around. We ain't coming back. Sorry. Smashburger apparently isn't for everyone.


Nice 50's atmosphere albeit noisy. Had breakfast of eggs, ham and \"home fries.\" Potatoes were frozen from a bag, not fresh. Biscuits were frozen from a bag. Service was OK. Seems to be popular with the 70+ crowd.


My sisters and I have been coming here constantly for the first week of my stay in Vegas. We were obsessed with the Mexican food for a while. I ended up actually liking tacos and the horchata and the burritos, but for some reason we just stopped going here. It was bomb af for a while, but then I guess I got more of this goodness in such little time.\n\nThere were flies everywhere that kept following my food, which made me sad..since I had to move around the whole restaurant to try to avoid them. Mostly in the afternoon lol.\n\nI have a relatively high tolerance rate, but it pushed me to the edge when we visited the restaurant at 2 am in the morning.. the woman was a bitchhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh tho! She lost her patience and put out her temper on me since I did not know how to pronounce half of the things I ordered -___- She even threw the plastic bag at my sister. Dirtyyyy!


This is a weekly place for  us. Same two servers (mother and daughter). This is more of a hang out. Don't go for a Parisian experience dressed in your Sunday best, it's more of a mom and pop shop to hang out and enjoy some quiet time.


We went there on a busy night. It is seat yourself and fight to the death for an open table. We finally found a table and there was only 2 chairs for 4 people. So whatever we borrowed some other chairs from else where. Ok. So the food.... Was great. However the service was shit. Slow, forgetting about our drinks, checks, etc for a while. I would recommend to eat here when it is not crowded, so maybe the service will be better.... Bc the food was delicious...


I really was disappointed by the customer service at this store. It seems like the employees really couldn't care less about customers and the company doesn't enforce any sort of respect. It's also messy and cramped! I also tried calling in to ask about an item. I got hung up on twice and every person who answered the phone was rude. Do yourself a favor and make the drive to the Gilbert store.


It's amazing what a few blocks can do, in this case... not much if you're heading further East. I love me some Lao Laan... never really had Lao prior to moving to Madison. But I just don't get the same attentive service, sweet menu recommendations and authentic experience I so often found on Willy. What gives? The menu is more compact but the dining room is bigger, so it's perfect if you need room to groove, but other than the size, I think Willy is probably you're best bet if you're looking for curry east of the capitol.


Not bad. We had a large party so we got take out. \nThe dudes helping us at the counter weren't very friendly. Kind of a cold shoulder feel. It was our first time, like probably many others, but didn't offer any expertise.\n\nI got the smoked meat sandwich and nothing else as some of my other buddies got frites and cole slaw. \n\nI stood outside and ate my sandwich. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't Langers or Katz pastrami. It is cheaper at like 7 dollars and they don't skimp on the meat. I just wasn't amazed. If you want it to taste better though... add cole slaw into the sandwich. It adds a lot of depth. The acidity and crunchy texture of the coleslaw complements the softness of the bread and saltiness of the smoked meat. I actually enjoyed my sandwich a lot more after the addition of cole slaw.


Sometimes one gets lucky, and blunders onto a nice find.  After leaving the Las Vegas Foodie Fest and walking through the Silverton Casino to take in some welcome air conditioning until reaching the valet, I just happened by the Silverton Aquarium when fish were being fed by a woman in a dive suit.  The sea life in the aquarium is plentiful, including several colorful varieties of fish, along with rays and sharks.  The water is very clear, and it is easy to get up close and take in the unusual aqueous scene.\n\nWhile I was doing this, the black-suited diver swam away, and a shimmering mermaid, suddenly emerged to take her place.  She looked pretty realistic with a thick rainbow-hued tail.   \n\nThe Silverton Aquarium is a nice bonus attraction for those who play and stay at the Silverton!


This is a small, franchise-owned location that caters to the predominantly low income households in the area. Selection is quite limited throughout the store with limited quantities on the shelf of the items they do carry. Because of the area in which it is located, the store is NOT 24-hours as most Giant Eagle's seem to be. \n\nThe pharmacy inside the store, unlike the store itself, is corporate owned, and it's staff is friendly and efficient. A stark contrast to the rest of the store.\n\nOnce again reflecting the relatively low income of the area this store serves, there will be one of more jitney's (unlicensed cabs, effectively) waiting outside the store willing to take you and your groceries home for a small fee. \n\nIn general, if you CAN shop somewhere else, you will probably want to.


Great Chili Cheese fries and plenty of sports channels to pick from. Impressive shot menu as well. We'll definitely be back!!!


I have seen all of the Vegas Cirque Du Soleil shows and this is my favorite one.  I love that there are speakers in the headrests - that extra base and surround sound environment really makes you feel more aware of what is going on in the show.  I love when the speakers pick up the shooting arrows.  It sounds so awesome - like they are zooming by your ears.  The music is also really cool - lots of drums and even a heavy metal electric guitar song.\n\nThe stage feels like a futuristic Matrix or Mad Max environment.  This is a saga about a royal brother and sister that get separated when marauding tribesmen kill their parents during a summer festival.  There is a distinct Asian theme to this cirque.  The tribes people are tattooed like Hawaiians or the Yakuza, there is a Kabuki looking evil lord, and lots of Chinese style acrobatics.  The boy is guarded by the main family warrior who is this yoked shirtless hottie cakes with dreadlocks and a spear.  The girl is guarded by their overweight big breasted nanny and some clowns.  \n\nThe stage is a 360 degree revolving platform that moves horizontally and vertically.  The floor at several points is the wall.  There is this one scene where they are at the beach and then the beach turns into the wall and a zillion pounds of sand slides off of it along with one of the clowns who drops about 30 feet down.  There is another scene where the stage is supposed to be a mountain and the girl and her entourage is trying to climb to the top to escape the evil peeps.  As they are climbing up the wall there are evil people shooting arrows at them from the audience which in turn makes pegs pop out of the wall to simulate arrows sticking out of the wall.  The climbers swing in really pretty circles around the pegs.  The girl gets to the top and is sheltered by these Mongolian looking people.  It is now winter.  \n\nMeanwhile the boy and his stud warrior guardian hang out and make really cool shadow puppets.  They subsequently get caught by the tribesmen and get put in wheel shaped cages.  In the process there are a couple of other scenes including this one where guys are running and jumping rope on the outside of these hamster wheels that are revolving like a Ferris wheel about 30 feet in the air.  That may be the best acrobatics scene in the whole show.  While in captivity, the boy falls in love with the tribes' princess, who looks a little butch.  She releases him so that he can find his sister and then she does a cool baton twirling dance.  \n\nThe sister also falls in love with some dude in that sheer Britney Spears outfit with the little diamonds all over it and a red thong and they flirt with each other while flying around the stage from one of those hanging sheets.  Visually it is really pretty, but the dude looks like he might be a little light in the loafers with his long flowing hair and rhinestone outfit.\n\nI don't know how the brother and the sister reunite, but they do and they regroup and go to war against the evil Kabuki lord with the help of the tribes' princess' troops.  I forgot to mention that somewhere along the way the boy rescues the princess' dad from being captured by Kabuki face.  The bad people that tried to capture the boy and the girl are now on their side.  They go to war; the stage is again a wall and of course they win, get their kingdom back and the boy and the girl get married and all of the costumes are really pretty. \n\nSome other cool scenes include a boat on the stormy waters, an insect inspired rain forest act with swinging acrobats, and a flying contraption made to look like a bird that is operated by 5 people.  This is a must see theater production.  It was so worth the $340 we spent on tics


We recently stayed there as a large group for our wedding. All of our guests loved the atmosphere and there stay. I was very impressed with the staff and the service we received the entire weekend. From the beginning with the planning with there corporate members for a Large room block, to booking a shuttle,  to checking in and out they where amazing. I also recommend the spa , Karen was my therapist and I can say it was one of the best massages I have ever had.  Perfect location especially for our out of town people and over all a great stay!


I miss Southern food.  So I was excited when this place moved in across the street from where I work.  But the things I longed for - catfish, chicken-fried steak, or just a simple meat-and-three blue plate special - weren't on the menu.\n\nIt was a crappy day, and I needed someplace close, so I finally decided to try Big Mama's, even if they didn't have the southern food I was accustomed to.  The menu is fairly short, seemed to be just ribs and chicken.  Not very many southern sides either - no cabbage, squash or fried okra. And they didn't have brewed iced-tea!  It's bad enough that I have to deal with that fact in most Pennsylvania restaurants, but one that claims to be Southern?\n\nEnough lamenting about the menu.  Let's just focus on the food they do have.  Fried chicken with two sides - macaroni and cheese and baked beans.  The fried chicken was overcooked and dry.  Better at Popeyes.  The mac and cheese?  You could tell it was homemade, but it had the same mushiness of Stouffers frozen.  Now the baked beans, this was a fusion dish - sweet yankee baked beans with hotness (and it wasn't Louisiana hot sauce, thank God). A very good combination that got my mind wondering - what if you mixed those sweet baked beans with chopped jalapenos, like they do ranch-style beans?  The corn bread was good.  I prefer sweet corn bread, but that's just a personal preference.\n\nTwo more notes.  Service is slow.  Very slow.  This isn't good at lunch.  And the restaurant has the same ventilation problems that Steel City Diner had - smoke from the fryer just hangs in the air.\n\nNext time I'll try the ribs.  Or maybe breakfast .  If only they had eggs, grits & catfish.  But overfried catfish is really bad.  Maybe they ought not try that one.


I ordered a pesto chicken pizza to go and ate a red velvet cake there. It was moist and soft but the frosting was a little bit too sweet for me. While waiting at the bar for our pizza the waiter got confused and gave our pizza to the customers dining in. So we have to waited another ten to fifteen extra minutes for our pizza, but it was worth the wait.


If you're going here for some fun, then by all means have at it!  If you're considering this place for a league night, run the other way as fast as you can and NEVER look back. \n\nI have been on a league at this center now twice, first time was just a fun BS league and this time is a more serious, prize league.  The people that I have bowled with on both leagues have been lots of fun and very down to earth friendly, and the staff, well for the most part are wonderful.  However, there is this bartender that works who is a complete you know what and I'd rather literally walk out of the bowling center and go get another drink before having to deal with this guy; he is not friendly at all, I wish I knew his name, all I know is he works Thursdays.  \n\nAnyhow, the lanes themselves- let's talk about this tragedy that is Santa Fe bowling.  On my first league  I had to switch lanes I believe a total of 9 times in a 10 week league, and three times were in one day!  It was absolutely horrible, pins kept getting knocked down by the machine, the machine broke, the ball return didn't work, the computer system froze up- anything you can possibly think of went wrong.  One time myself and three other bowlers literally almost wiped out on the lane because of grease on the lane (one they moved us to after the other two didn't work) and I suppose they forgot to check it to make sure everything was fine.  This was on the fun league, but had it been on the prize league and I threw my ball in the gutter because of that, I would have been furious.  I'm not some psycho angry going to get you if you mess my game boup bowler either (I shudder to think how they'd react) I'm just a normal guy trying to do my best and win that prize fund!  \n\nAnyhow, lets flash forward to the new prize league I'm on.  The very first week, on the very first persons turn a pin knocks down.  We reset, it knocks down again, and again, and again, and again. Literally almost 6 or 7 times, finally we call them, they take almost 10 minutes to fix it.  She bowls, then my turn and guess what, it falls again, and again, and again! The people next to us were having the same problem, it repeated for them almost 25 minutes.  Finally the nightmare of an evening had ended.  Now I'm looking at going for my second week of bowling when I get a call from a teammate, \"Oh hey the lanes are broken, they said that we would need to reschedule for another night to bowl\"  So now, they have screwed up my whole schedule because I have fit things around Thursday night bowling;  I was livid and so were my teammates.  We start playing and guess what happens! You got it, pins are falling over, again and again and again; another twenty minutes there.  Just yesterday we had to make up a day for this Thursday because a couple of us will be out of town, so we start and about 15 minutes in right around the 5th frame first game, guess whaaaaaaaat! Oh yes, again!  I have another 29 weeks of this crap and its REALLY getting old.  After this league is over I will never come back to this place to bowl again until they fix their lanes.  I don't pay 15 bucks a week plus outrageous alcohol prices to deal with this, people have lives and work and we don't have 4+hours for what shouldn't be longer than a 3 hour set.  \n\nSanta Fe check yo stuff!


I came here for the NHRA Finals on Sunday 10/16/11 and I had a great time. The last time I was out here was about 10 years ago for some Top Fuel Hydro races and honestly, not a lot has changed (except for pricing lol). \nAlso I think every ticket is eligible for pit area access now. Years ago you had to purchase a pit pass if you wanted to check that section out. If you do decide to visit the pit area be sure to stand behind a Dragster or Funny Car when they start it up. Its one of the coolest things you'll ever experience although its not recommended for the faint of heart. Once that NitroMethane fills the air around you your eyes, nose and throat immediately start to burn. It wears off pretty fast but its funny to see everyone running towards fresh air while coughing ( I won't lie, I was one of them).\n My overall experience was amazing although its probably better to go during the February races, due to the fact that its still pretty hot out there in October. \nBe sure to bring enough cash because everything is pretty pricey but thats to be expected. I think a large beer was about $9.50. GEEZUS!!! Oh and also plan on spending a good half hour trying to get out of there after the races. If you're not in a hurry to leave try to stick around because traffic is a nightmare right after the final race. You can waste some time by going down on the track, which, by the way is really, really sticky (one of my shoes almost fused to the track :D). Or you can buy some discounted food and drink but its definitely not a good idea to leave right away.


The PAT buses aren't nearly as bad as many Pittsburghers make it to be. People complain about having to do transfers downtown, etc... - The reality is, it a decent system!! They could have more frequent rotations of buses at different routes, but Pittsburgh's public transportation - the buses, the T, etc... is a good system that works well for a city that is built on some mountains with a poor lay out of roads, etc... its not going to run as efficiently as areas that are built on a grid system that makes logical sense - its more difficult to get around everything. Gotta give them some slack!! and The bus drivers have always been great too!


Don't waste your time or money.  Went there on my last morning in LV only because I didn't have time to get to the Paris buffet.  Completely regret that decision and wished I had gone to McDonald's instead.  To make matters worse, they charged $21.99 for \"brunch\" due to the holiday (it was the day after Thanksgiving) yet outside of a few  SAD salad items, I didn't see any  \"brunch\" like items.  Coffee was horrible, waiter was mediocre at best, and food was pretty bad (almost as bad as the Sahara's).  If you're not particular about your food, it may be ok for you, but as for me---I'll go to the Paris buffet.  It is by far the best quality for the buck.


I think Phoenix reviewers inflate the ranking of restaurants here to make it seem like there are a lot more real good restaurants (and there are, but Blue Wasabi isn't one of them) or they are simply very generous, or they have no idea what good cuisine is, or they give an extra star for creativity by having \"blue\" wasabi. I've learned to avoid listening to reviewers who give high ratings for average, at best, restaurants. \n\nWhat I like about Blue Wasabi - good service, decent drinks, different decor and look. \n\nWhat I don't like - For what you pay, this is average sushi. The sushi isn't cheap, so I had been expecting real fresh sushi. But, I was let down by the quality of the sushi and sashimi. The sashimi was actually better (but not saying much). But, the food here  was not as good as Sushi on Shea or Kyoto, both of which are considerably cheaper than Blue Wasabi. It's more of a scene place, somewhat trendy. But, I am not paying my money for the scene. I want good  food. And, frankly, Blue Wasabi falls short of that.


Our bachelorette party headed to Mix Lounge after dining at Mix (and also being told the Justin Timberlake afterparty was to be held here!). No JT, but Mix Lounge was a surprising treat in itself. The bar was beautifully designed, with a reddish roof to it. The outdoor patio offered second-to-none views of the entire Strip. There was also a small dance floor with a decent DJ. The place never got too crowded, which was a nice surprise for Labor Day weekend. Another creative edge that Mix offered were the restrooms! Where else can you pee and see the entire Vegas Strip through a floor to ceiling window? I'd love to come back here again!


Okay I know that this place is closed, so writing a review is pretty much moot..... but what the hell, I'm in a sharing mood.\n\nDear.Sweet.LORD. \n\nTHE WORST\n\nI MEAN ****WORST**** restaurant experience I have ever had. EVER.\n\nIt's been closed for quite some time now, and my memory is failing as to exactly every detail...but let's see what I can come up with..\n\nParty of 4, we walked in and there was no hostess. Other patrons milling about, also waiting. Some woman with a baby bottle kept walking up front and grabbing stuff, leaving w/o talking to us. Finally she said \"someone\" would be with us shortly. \n\nWe're seated. Throughout the HOURS that we sat there, we were consistently (more than once) give the wrong dishes, no water, no chips, and no refills on drinks. It took an act of CONGRESS to track anyone down. Finally, mid-horrific-evening, we flat-out asked someone \"Do we even HAVE a server?!\" because everyone who walked by either ignored us or said they'd take care of something but never did. Their answer? No! They ACTUALLY said no! \n\nGreat. So hours pass, and the man is getting heated by now, not to mention the people who suggested it (other half of our party) are embarassed. \n\nOwner/manager seems to be the only one trying to help the ENTIRE restaurant - but he's still doing a poor job. He makes excuses about \"5 of his waitstaff\" calling off that night. Uh huh. \n\nby the way - the food that we DID get was decent.\n\nAnyway, more time passes and we notice other tables getting up to ROAM the place for the manager, a server, anyone! So our friend gets up and does the same thing. He reams the manager about our experience, what we were charged for and never recieved, so on and so forth..... Manger gives us a 50% off bill. \n\nWe shouldn't have even paid that. The entire thing should have been comped. Honestly, I don't look for freebees, but this was the most outrageous experience I have ever seen. We left zero tip.\n\nFelt a little sorry for them, but like Kevin H. said, it is not surprising that they went down, and quickly.


The Bagel Cafe has to be one of the best breakfast (and lunch) spots in Vegas. It has character, they make their customers feel like family and the food is amazing. One of the things I feel like many Las Vegans complain about is the lack of these types of family owned restaurants. Since this is right by my house, I eat there almost 2-3 times per month.\n\nIt is perfect for takeout or sit-in, they also have a huge selections of desserts, which are perfect if you just want a little something to crave your sweet tooth or you are looking for a full on cake to bring to a party.\n\nFor breakfast I am hooked on the veggie omelet, with sliced tomatoes and an everything bagel. (The lite scallion cream cheese is my weakness!) \n\nThey actually have good strong house coffee too!\n\nFor lunch their fresh tuna and egg salad sandwiches are so good and HUGE!\n\nOne of things that continues to draw me into this place is that unlike most breakfast places you don't feel like you are consuming a thousand calories! Their food tastes fresh and healthy! Of course if you get Biscuits and Gravy or something like that you are probably looking at a boat load of calories/fat, but overall I don't feel like they cover their food in butter or grease.


I don't get all the fuss over this store. \n\nTo me it's looks and feels like an over priced IKEA!\n\nIt's just boring and way too contemporary for my taste. I think I could live forever without ever needing to go back in there.


A leg of the Quiznos franchises decided to go their own way and become \"Dad's Deli\". This store is not one of them, it's still a Quiznos. I admit I'm a Quiznos fanboy, but this one is one of the better stores and it's hidden back in the corner of this shopping center.\n\nThe food here is good and the staff is friendly and fast.


I really liked it. Loved the cupcake variety. Food was fresh, kept hot, pleasant experience. There will be lines no matter what time you go. Staff is polite and attentive. Went here on a groupon- good wine and beer choices.


I really wanted to like Social, I really did, yet while they have a great space, both the service and food was lacking.  I stopped by here this past Tuesday evening with my fiance and two other dining companions. My fiance and I had been looking forward to coming here since we noticed that it opened.  From the street it looked like a fun place and the same could be said whenever we walked up to it.  Outside of the restaurant is some patio seating and a ping pong table while the inside has a dominating bar in the middle with seating around the outside.  There is a lot of open space though and so it feels quite large.\n\nAfter looking at the menu I was having a hard time making a decision as to what I wanted for dinner.  This night I was not in a mood for a sandwich which pretty much left me the options of having a salad or a pizza.  They did have an interesting concept for the salad though where you could make your own.  They had a pad of paper and you could pick the toppings that you wanted on the pad and give it to the server.  I ended up passing on that as it seemed too pricey and ultimately went with a large Pierogie Pizza.  Whenever it came out my first though was that the name was misleading as the pizza had cheese, some onions, scallions, some potato pieces that reminded me of home fries, only a bit larger, and pancetta.  Granted I know that in its simplest form a pierogie is potato, dough and topped with onions but I still think they would be better off to call this a loaded baked potato pizza as that resemblance is much stronger.  No matter what it was called, I can't say that I enjoyed it too much though.  The crust was at least done right as it was a little crispy and had a good taste to it.  The sauce was MIA and I honestly couldn't tell if there was any of the garlic oil that was mentioned on the menu on my pizza.  Finally the toppings were good although not exactly what I had been expecting with the caramelized onions being my favorite part.  Beyond the food I have two other things to note about our experience.  The first is that our waitress was slooow.  I understand that she had tables both inside and outside (poor decision by the manager?) but she went missing for long periods at times which made it difficult to order extra drinks.  The second item is that one of our dining companions had a quite large and sharp piece of a walnut shell in her salad.  She bit into it and hurt one of her teeth pretty good on it.  We were not looking for a free meal or anything from it and pointed it out to the waitress who said something like \"Ohh\".  Awesome, we just wanted you to let the kitchen know so that they could be more careful.\n\nThe bottom line for me is that I might head back here again in the future but certainly not for food.  Both the service and the food disappointed me and while I did not order any of their drinks, they have a nice list and I was eying them up and imagine that I could enjoy one in the environment that Social has.


I agree with the positive reviews of this spa.  I had a massage there last week, and it was very clean, and the massage was great.  I was glad I got to keep my clothes on, and the masseur put towels over my clothes to protect them from the lotion on his hands when he massaged my back.  Though it was a little painful at times, I didn't ask him to lighten up the pressure, because I wanted to see how I felt afterward.  My feet were in heaven for over a day!  The price was great.  I will be back, and bring friends with me.


This is a fun place and a cool place, but I'll have to visit it again to hopefully up the star rating in the future.  I have the misfortune of working out this direction and was pleasantly surprised to see South 21 Drive-in sticking out in a neighborhood of dilapidated buildings and BLAH-chain restaurants/stores.  I originally was worried that the place had closed down since it was never open when I drove by (after 10pm or on Sundays).  Some research online produced the food network visit and a menu and the date was set for my GF and I to drive out here for a visit.\n\nMy dire poverty makes this roughly the one time I ate at a restaurant in many months, so we went into this with pretty high expectations and an equivalent level of excitement.  We got there a little bit later than we had hoped and although the staff didn't rush us, I felt rushed because I knew they'd be closing soon.  We got a super-boy, a cheeseburger, onion rings, and two milk shakes.  I really made a huge splurge and spent about $16.  The burgers were ok, but nothing like I had imagined, they were pretty run of the mill and not nearly as good as I had hoped. I had been craving a non-chain, off the griddle, greasy burger and this one was slightly dry and without a whole lot of taste.  We didn't realize that to get the specialty with \"slaw\" and other \"fixin's\"you need to ask for it \"Carolina Style.\"  The onion rings were OK, but not that fresh, so I'd like to try them again earlier in the evening.   The milkshakes were also just OK.  The people were nice and the owner seemed like a nice guy and he asked us how things went.  (my GF randomly ran into him on his day off and he was also pleasant... I like to buy food/things from good people so this is a plus in my book).  \n\nAll-in-all not bad, but not right on the mark.  I'd love to go back again though and do it right, especially if I could go on a nice summer day (are there any in Charlotte that aren't too hot though!?!).  It's a place with history and fun in a city that has converted most of it's history into parking lots, so it's worth a try!


Dim sum is just not good in Vegas. I would not come here again, but then again I probably won't ever get dim sum when I'm in vegas. \n\nThis place is dirty and not authentic.


I don't know about the hotel but the Tournament of Kings was pretty cool.  My girl and I wanted to see a show and have dinner and what better then to knock the both out in one try.  This was really cheesy but that is what we like about it.  We sat in Spain, so we rooted for the King who was knocked out of the tournament second.  Oh well,  our dinner was very \"rustic\".  A whole chicken, a big piece of steamed broccoli, some fried potato's, and goblet of tomato soup.  Which we had to eat with our hands.   Kazaaaaaah.  The acrobatic little gymnasts finished it out with an incredible display of athleticism.  Jumping and flipping like mad, mad I say!!  Ye show was fun,  but now on to a tavern for a pint of mead....


Stopped in for a drink before a show at the Carnegie Music Hall. Was hit by a wall of vomit/sewer aroma when we walked in the door. Horrible, never fully went away (the bathrooms smelled better than the main room). As a result, did not try the food. Decent beer list, and enjoyed the dark & stormy. But not worth a special trip & not worthy of the Chiodo legacy/standard for dives in Homestead.


These guys are quick and very sweet. I registered online and at the last minute had to have them come to my work and pick me up. Did not take 15 min! The are the best. I was in and out in time to take my daughter to work. Love Them


This place will do well because it's trendy and modern inside. A cool ambiance..the food is just ok. The hash browns had way too much salt in them. The mushroom, spinach scramble was dry and bland.. Huevos Rancheros were just ok. But hey, it's probably a hip place to be so food is secondary I guess.


Beautiful hotel retreat right on the Strip. Since there's no casino in here, it's nice to come back to a quiet hotel to pass out. Lobby is located on the 23rd floor and all the hotel rooms are 22nd floor and below (23 floor and up are private residences). The lobby area is pretty grand and it's definitely a really nice way to be welcomed into Vegas. \n\nService is good but there were a few details that were missed (like...forgetting to clean our room haha). I wouldn't say the service here is more spectacular than what you can get at other nice hotels but I'm just being snooty. Esp if you're going to pay a premium for staying here. \n\nThey do have a complimentary house car that will take you anywhere but check with downstairs since it never seems to be available. We only used it on our last day when we finally snagged a ride to the airport (actually, it wasn't available but we said we'd wait for it since we weren't in a rush). \n\nAlso key? There's a 24-hour CVS located right next door for all your late night munchies as well as a Starbucks right outside the hotel. Also, it's located right next to Aria & City Center so from a location stand point, it's pretty damn convenient.


What a sad sad rating for my beloved Luxor. This used to be the ONLY hotel I wanted to stay at. Now, I'm sad to say that I will never stay at Luxor again. Not only are the rooms super super outdated, the customer service is horrible, and I realize that Luxor is pretty far away from the action on the strip. We stayed 1 night and checked out early. Totally disappointed in the hotel.\n\nBTW, we made it known that we were unhappy with our 2 double beds instead of a king bed (and I know we checked in late, but I called 30 minutes earlier and they confirmed I had a king non smoking). No one at the front desk offered us anything! Not an, \"I'm sorry, here's a free pass to the club, here's 10% discount on the room, here's a 10% on the buffet...\" Not a thing! This is really the whole reason why we left early. I think if someone had said something, we would have stayed. \n\nWith that rant out of the way, I do have to mention Jason from the cafe- I found him in the hallway and told him about the situation and he walked us up to the front desk counter to see if anything could be done (nothing), and then he comp'ed us a dessert at the cafe afterwards.


Sucks! Wanted to do baby registry. They tell me to do at kiosk. After create password. It said password not match. Asking for help. Nothing we can do at the store. You have to call the hotline!! Why I'm here for!?!


I'm disappointed, Tao. The first two times I went, you had this amazing delicious black pepper filet mignon steak udon noodles dish that was an orgasm in my mouth. Then you took it off the menu. Now, you are not only overpriced and loud with crappy service, your food is mediocre at best.  \n\nWe had table reservations for 10:15 pm, and we were seated at 11:30 pm. Granted we went on the night that jay-z went to Tao the club, but still. \nOur food took 30 minutes to come out. I wasn't even hungry anymore at this point and my friend took a nap at the table stone cold sober because we were so tired and bored. \nWaiter definitely didn't give a crap about us at that point in the night and didn't bother checking back on us. \nMy friend ordered the chilean sea bass and it was good, very soft and chewy. A bit too sweet. \nAnother friend ordered the salmon on a bed of udon noodles and she said the noodles were not good. \nI ordered the wasabi crusted steak. It was good, but not worth the 2 hour wait and $35 price tag. \n\nI would not recommend. However, if you do go, definitely make reservations and try not to go on a weekend or when a huge star is making an appearance...haha. \n\nGreat sake selection. Tao's a pretty awesome place to drink and dance (aka go for the club, not for the restaurant) and to see hot girls.


I heard great things about this place, which is why I was really looking forward to it.  Not sure if I hit them on an off night, but the sushi was not good.  I sure hope this isn't the best sushi in Pittsburgh.  Didn't care for the atmoshphere...kind of dingy.


Okay, I love Oregenos and wrote glowingly about Ray's and NYPD a few days ago, but this is not them. It is something I crave every so often, so I really need to learn to fight these urges.  Ugh!


I planned an event here with some girlfriends for an early dinner. The place is easy to miss, because it's a small building so if you blink or aren't paying attention you will get lost (trust me...I know). Also, just a head's up with the place being so small parking is a bit of a pain. In fact it's pretty non-existent. There's a few spaces in the front and if you're lucky they have a few in the back...if all those are full....good luck! \n\nThat being said, the menu is pretty simple. I think they are going for down home favorites. There are your staple dishes like meatloaf, burgers, fish and salads. But I just wasn't overly impressed with the menu. I opted for the Veggie Burger and fries. It's your typical Morning Star veggie burger so nothing to be amazed about there and the fries were just okay. \n\nThe service was great but I'm just not sure I'd make it a priority to give them another try. Based on the reviews, their brunch might be worth another visit. We'll see!


Unfortunately they have closed and are out of business.


Fourth visit. Initially, excellent food. Great sliders. Amazing steaks and salmon. Potato pur\u00e9e that I would have previously called the best in world was overly watery. Sticky toffee pudding still one of best desserts on planet. Service slightly stilted. Had to get waiter's attention to let him know we had need finished eating for 10-15 minutes and request dessert menus. A forgotten drink. Coffee served after dessert finished. But still would have been solidly 5 stars. Got check. Wife immediately noticed check was wrong (regular prices instead of total rewards (Caesar's program) but check indicated Total Rewards discount applied at top. I assumed because discount indicated at top she was wrong. But as we left she pointed out prices on menu on marquee. I then had to walk back in on principle (550 bill vs. 530 bill). First, he argued with me (but I got definite sense he knew...waiter at a restaurant of that calibre is aware of menu pricing) then conceded. Then deferred to manager. Who then had me wait 13 minutes. I got tired of waiting. Approached manager and asked if we could speed it up (wife and kids outside waiting) and snapped my fingers in a 'can we speed it up motion.' Response was 'don't snap your fingers at me! We are working on it.'  No apology. Defrauded me out of 18 bucks, but I am the jerk. Get money. Left. Never an apology. \nReally spoiled expensive meal. You would think Ramsay wouldn't tolerate this. I will not. Plenty of places on strip I can drop 600 hundred plus on a meal. Oh well. Check your bill.


Very poor communication. I have been coming to Dr. Copus for years due to her close proximity to my house and ease of scheduling an appointment online, but will not be coming back after my last experience here. I was not informed of medication side effects, and she has changed her story about what was said in my appointment for recommended treatment. Her assistant is a completely pompous half-wit. I had to e-mail the doctor to actually talk to her - two weeks after my appointment. Don't come here!


I stop for their great coffee every morning -- and only drive by when I can't manage to get a parking spot.  LGO also has really great unique gifts that have come in handy for Mother's Day, Christmas and \"just because\" cards and notes.


Very impress of this new restaurant inside SLS Las Vegas; Contemporary and quite chic Tapas style.  Decor is tasty and elegantly put together; Service was pretty good as well. The dishes are perfectly proportioned and delicious...  Watermelon & Feta Avocado, Spiced Nuts, Cucumber salad is a must; don't forget their assorted Hummus and their oyster too. Their pita bread was freshly baked and it was perfect.\n\nCant wait to go back; someday.  Definitely will recommend to anyone planning to visit Vegas.  Glad that we got to try this during our visit.


After staying at the Wynn in Las Vegas last week, it'll be tough to want to stay elsewhere during my next visit to Sin City.  The hotel is elegance at its finest.  It evokes a warm feel though due to the colorful tiled floors and flowers everywhere.  I especially loved the fresh floral arrangements at registration and in the lobby of the resort elevators (changed daily) and was an enormous array of the brightest, freshest, flowers.  Walking the esplanade at the Wynn only offered me dreams of being able to walk in Chanel, Louis Vuitton, and their fine shoe store 'Shoe In' and not being alarmed at the sight of a $700 pair of heals.  It was however fun to dream.  We never had the chance to have dinner at the hotel but we had brunch at the Terrace Point Cafe which was delicious and I was also satisfied with my ahi tuna salad by the pool.  Our room was incredible.  We stayed in the resort room which offered an incredible view of the strip with floor to ceiling windows.  I loved the flat screen television in the bathroom (which by the way was bigger than most apartments in NYC).  The service was good and I loved all the extra little touches (foot mats placed on either side of the bed during turn down service and the carpet floral patterns on the luggage carts!)  Highly recommend but prepare to pay!