This review is for just the restaurant,\n\nI would have given higher, but you could smell smoke from the bar area,\n\nThe food was pretty good.\n\nI had the sirloin , vegetables and baked potato. Everything tasted good. The service was also good.


I live just north of the Burger Factory, its always busy.  The menu offers a little bit of everything, making it a great place to bring an office group with  different tastes.  \n\nThe food portions are large and if your looking for a greasy spoon the burger factory might be your place for a quick bite.


This Marshalls is great for dresses and accessories! I loved shopping here, when I lived in Charlotte. They always have a wide variety of dresses and you will always get a good deal. A large portion of my closet is from this Marshalls and everything I've bought from there is still in great shape.


OK OK ok.....so I had yet another facial with Amber.....and all I have to say is that if you don't request Amber  you need your head examined ! Having problem , skin my face just keeps getting better and better with each visit. She is amazing  at what she does ! On top of that she is one nice girl ..........all in all.......it's  not the Wynn nor the Bellagio. ....rather the Hibiscus spa and Amber are both hidden gems.......and as for the one review noting  poor customer service......that must have been a very very strange day because everyone  .......at every visit......has been great to me !


Reading all these good reviews is really making me wonder if I ate at the same place?? Ok, its one thing if a bad time happens once, but 3 times?? C'mon guys, we are talking about the same place off of Arrowood 485, past Walmart?\n\nHere are my experiences, wrapped into one:\nThe first time I headed there after reading such positive reviews on Yelp back in 2010. I held back writing an ill review because I planned on giving it another try. At the time, I ordered a Red Curry with 4 level spiciness. As always, we were offered the complimentary soup and it was very delish. Light and just enough to make way for the main meal. When the entrees arrived, they were ill-timed. Mine came out waaaaay before my lunch buddy's, which sucked because I always wait to raise my fork. Anyway, it came out a while later and we commenced. The spiciness was right but the saltiness was horrible, just plain horrible. I didnt want to bother because we were crunched of time. I simply squeezed the slice of lemon that was hanging off my glass, and it sort of mellowed it out. I ended up eating only 60% of the curry, because the rice to curry ratio was off.....maybe because of the salt factor? Service was also like the dish----a bit salty :)\n\nSecond time I went with my brother who was visiting from college. We decided to try Siam again for lunch and arrived when it was a full house. This time I ordered Pad Thai. When my meal arrived, it was something completely different, no noodles in sight but some kiind of ground meat with some veggies and slices of jalapeno!! I had to wait forever to get the servers attention and when I finally did, he apologized and asked to replace it. Again, I didnt want to kill valuable time so I stuck to whatever it was. It was too spicy for my liking, but whatever. This time too, the service was blah  but I understand with a full house that this is expected.\n\nThe 3rd and last time I went with my little sister visiting from TX. I had full faith in my fellow yelpers, so we decided on Siam again. Bad idea!! I ordered the Massamun with no spiciness at all and sweet tea.  I get the right dish this time, but the tea was unsweetened. No problem, Ill just add some on the table.....I did sweeten it, with sugar packets from 'Bojangles'!!! No lie! I mean the packs of sugar bore the trademark name/design of the chicken fast food place!!  How weird, or how creepy? Did someone just walk into a Bojangles and jack all the sugar packs from the tables, Lol, whatever the case is, it still makes me roar with laughter!\nAnyway, the Mussamun arrives and again, Im doomed with the saltiest plate! Why?? It always happens to me and its not just me, I made my sister try it  and she spit it out in disgust. The nice server apologized and asked to replace it, so I ordered a different item. The Yellow Curry, mild.  That was just very ok, nothing flavorful or memorable. All I tasted was basil and coconut milk.....not good.\n\nAll in all, I wont ever find myself there again. Bad service, too bold seasoned food and really no redemption for all these missteps.


Ironically for a city that holds one of the world's most famous international festivals, Edinburgh is probably the least multicultural city I've ever seen in terms of it's residents. Almost everyone is white, and most are middle aged and or / middle class. Having stumbled upon Deli Polonia on the fantastic Leith Walk however, as well as a few other ethnic outposts in various parts of the city, I'm glad to say that things might be getting a bit more diverse in Scotland's capital.\n\nWith a focus on paprika and pickling, I must say that I do quite enjoy Eastern European food even if I'm no expert on it. If you're from the other side of the Iron Curtain  and are looking for something to remind yourself of home, then this vast, modern grocery should be a good place to start.


I come here for one thing. The Deep fried Oreo cookie Sunday. \n\n5 deep fried Oreo's, super premium cookies and cream ice cream, homemade hot fudge, marshmallow sauce, whipped cream. I like to add peanut butter sauce to mine. \n\nI COULD eat all of it, but have always shared it. It is big enough for 2. \n\nAt $15 one would balk, but this is truly a masterpiece of a dessert. I have tried the frozen hot chocolate and it's good, but tastes like something you can get at any coffee joint. \n\nI have seen much of the food from here and it all looks good. Those onion ring stacks are impressive. \n\nThe 4 stars is for the Deep fried Oreo cookie Sunday only.


Service and ambiance were 5 star; food was 2 star. Had the Linguini Portifino and it was just so/so. Seafood was bland and tough. I hate to leave a review like this but it is what it is. The bread and wine selection was great though!


I love pancakes! \n\nNow that we got that out of the way...let's move on to the review. \n\nWhen I got there, there was a line. But it was moving quickly. 5-10 min wait. Fanfreakintastic. \n\nWe had a sweet older lady as our waitress. She was amazing! She has a favorite-grandma essence to her. \n\nI couldn't decide between the chocolate chip pancakes and another dish and i really really wanted some bacon that morning! so she suggested getting the senior special (cheaper price! Score! Btw I am not a senior citizen) and a side of the chocolate chip pancakes. \n\nOur food came out great, nothing to complain about. My bacon came out extra crispy not burnt just the way I like it!!!\n\nI really loved their chocolate chip pancakes!!! The chips are slightly warm and oh so smearable on your pancakes. scooped some of the side whip cream and  tossed it on my pancake, took the first bite and I was in pancake heaven. no need for syrup... it was delicious just with the  melted chocolate chips n whip cream.\n\nshe checked up on us a couple of times...I always appreciate that and not afraid to give a larger tip when that happens. I have got to say she was one of the best servers I've had any where. That's a lot coming from me, I take that sh*t seriously when it comes to any customer service. :) \n\nCan't wait to go again!


Was here for a private room party. The food was great, drink was great, the service staff was cool. Place was beautiful.\n\nWhy an \"Eek! Me think not\" rating?\n\nAlong with dessert I was the only one that night who ordered coffee, I wound up with minor food poisoning.  Most likely the milk was tainted.\n\nSo if anyone is interested at this place I would say go for it but definitely AVOID getting coffee.


I came here for the first time, and was recommended to ask for Kent by a friend of mine. The atmosphere is amazing! You get complimentary wine and everyone is so friendly and accommodating. I got the \"all out pedicure\", which includes a scrub, mask, hot towel, and hot wax. Kent was very friendly, and very nice. He catered to my every whim and desire. When everything was said and done I went up to go pay and was asked if I enjoyed my service, and I answered enthusiastically yes! I love this place and would recommend this place to anyone.


Love this place it's the perfect neighborhood bar. Great craft brews, my favorite is the hefeweizen but there seasonal beers are also top notch. Food is great as well, I usually snack on appetizers like the spinach artichoke dip and spanakopita and they are always great. I have had entrees a couple times and they are also good. Service is top notch and friendly would always recommend for food or drink!!


I love the fact that this location stays open later than the Mesa location (probably due to its proximity to ASU).  But it just couldn't top my experience at the location in Mesa.  If you order the Deep Dish Crust Pizza, be careful!  We had no idea it would have SO much cheese.  We thought the cheese would just be in the crust but it was ALL ALONG the bottom of the whole crust.  My body wasn't feeling that and fearing that we would \"pay for it in the morning\", we asked for a flat crust pizza as a replacement.  The manager was really great about accommodating us (thank you!) but unfortunately in all the confusion, the waiter forgot to put in our order for the Pizza Cookie which we ordered as soon as we sat down *sad face*.  We wound up going back to the original location in Mesa the next week and yummed that up!


Sports bars are generally a dime a dozen and this Stool Pigeons ranks above average (for sports bar) for food, cleanliness, and a decent atmosphere. I'm not a sports fan, so I mostly go to these places for food and  fellowship, both of which are a good bet at Stool Pigeons.\n\nI agree with Devin that Stool Pigeons is less crowded than comparable establishments, I've never had trouble getting a seat here. While the food is unoriginal pub fare, its cheap, filling, and pretty tasty.  No entree is more than $9.  In fact, the sandwhich and fries was a mere $7!  Our server was quick and friendly.  She got my sandwich right, down to the toppings and never wrote my order down...impressive.  \n\nWhile this is a bar, there is sufficient seating away from the bar for non-barflies who want to have a conversation.  I would even wager that the new non-smoking laws have made these sports bars downright pleasant!  Oh yeah, I'll be back!!!


I couldn't be more frustrated with this facility.  We went here to avoid that big gym feel and this place is equal too or worse.  First don't get sucked in by the pool because the kids pool or slide is not open often enough or during times you could use.  The lap look is always booked or full so if you want to take the kids swimming this isn't the place.  They have a cool rock wall but no one is there to let you use it.  The kids area is not appropriately staffed and the check in process is very insecure. Say you decide you don't want to use the gym anymore?  Good luck canceling.  You jump through loops designed to stop you from canceling and still they misplace your file and harass you for the bill you canceled. At $92 a month you can get alot better.  Avoid at all cost because I'm still dealing with their billing mistakes.


I've had two surgeries performed by Dr. Basewitz on two separate discs. I just saw him again and am actually disappointed that he isn't recommending surgery at this time. His past procedures gave me instant relief. \n\nNow I have to see a pain doctor and address the problem in other ways. Aside from being exceptionally pleased with the results of his operations, I find him to be extremely personable and compassionate. I'm really surprised that some people describe him as rude or uncaring.\n\nNot sure why my review was put in the not recommended category, but want to update and say Dr. Bassewitz performed surgery on me yesterday)10/28/2014).\n\n I was legitimately suicidal before the surgery and about 36 hours later am feeling very optimistic about my future in regard to back pain and sciatica (the sciatica is gone). I will update again in the coming days/weeks.


They need to hire a receptionist who is willing to give business to their salon and stylist. I just got off the phone with THE WORST receptionist of all time who had no clue on how to run a salon. talking my business elsewhere.


this place is like a lost mazed, even the employees don't know where they put their stuff. Target is much better place to shop


It is hard to want to shop at a store that allows the cashiers to be on thier cell phones while customers are in line waiting to check out. Briana turned to her cell phone and was playing with it twice with the costumer ahead of me and then again when I was checking out. She would have rather ed answered her text then take my money for my purchases. I'm not sure if safeway corp. Is aware that there are other stores around that people will go shop at when the employees care more about thier cell phones than customer service. Maybe safeway needs to impliment  a no cell phone policies  while working. Or stop hiring these kids that think they are entitled. With so many people unemployed I bet there are a lot of people that would love a job with a safeway and I bet they would do better customer service and have respect for the company and the customers.


This review is long overdue.  Blue Taj is one of my favorite restaurants in South Charlotte.  The staff is very friendly and are great guides if you are new to Indian food.  My favorite is lamb in the lentil sauce.  And, even if you are not a cauliflower fan, you have to try the cauliflower appetizer.  \n\nWhether you prefer your food on the milder side, or native hot (level 5), they can adjust almost any dish to your liking.  \n\nI


everytime I come this weekend and its clean and I love the bathroom it smells like candy and the water is warm great customer service quick


Scale of 1-10 (single visit):\n5 Food\n6 Service\n7 Atmosphere\n8 Value\n\nBy no means the best sushi.  Though weird as this sounds, grab some creme puffs!  Those are great!  But probably just from Costco.\n\nThey were also unable to figure out when we were done eating (lots of stacked empty plates with no one left eating?), so the payout was slow.  And during lunch table turns should be fast b/c people have to get back to work.\n\nHere's the cool part:  You don't (but you can) order off a menu.  You grab covered food off a conveyor belt that rides around the restaurant.  Apparently this is common in Japan.  I'd never experienced this before.  And the items are cheap ($1-$2), so you kind of just grab what tickles your fancy.


As of 11/03/13 they appear to be closed by order of the courts and there is a for lease sign in the window.


Aloha Friday laulau plate with the butterfish was a real winnah. Customer service was down right island style.


Banana bread was delicious and the Mediterranean omelet with shrimp and lobster inside was amazing.


I purchased a Groupon for an oil change but after upgrading to Synthetic oil I ended paying $94 in top of the $15.00 for the original oil change. Honesty? I didn't get it at this location. No Savings at all, you will be scam is no way out. You will see it. Also they give a price $239 for rear brakes pad but they did not get me here, I got it done for $89.00.


I couldn't see what people are raving about this place? Oh I take it back. Perhaps it's the crazy portion of the banana split? Or the fudge sundae. Otherwise, it would just be a regular diner's style treats. We waited too long for a table and didn't have any good memory of it. 1 star goes for the cool venue in Caesars Palace, and the other star goes to the cool looking menu.


4:10 PM - room 1 - high-pitched whirring noise in ceiling, thought I could call to get it fixed\n4:30 PM - after 20 minutes of phone hold, sent to another room where my key would work and security would be there in five minutes to let us in. \n5:00 Pm - after 10 minutes in the hallway waiting for security because the cards didn't actually work, and 20 minutes on hold with the front desk asking for security, we learn that room 2 was smoked in, so no go for us non-smokers. When the front desk was informed that someone had smoked in the room, they reacted with disbelief\n5:20 PM - front desk guy says he'll waive $80 in fees, and give us what he says is a slightly nicer room. When I said this was pretty poor compensation for making guests sit in a hallway for most of an hour, front desk guy literally said that was too bad and I should just stay where I was. \n5:30 PM - into room 3. It had a visibly stained bedspread. While the nice housecleaning lady fixed it over 20 minutes, come on. \n\nThis place isn't five stars. It's not even a Hampton Inn if consistency and courtesy count for anything.  I wouldn't stay here again and I would recommend anyone else think hard about staying somewhere else. \n\nLook, it may be a busy day for the hotel. But, there's no excuse for thirty minute hold times to speak to the front desk and there's no excuse for discourtesy. I've never been so frustrated with a hotel.


I love korean BBQ and I love Sura's style concept.  The restaurant is buffet style. You pick the meats and dishes that you wish to have and bring it back to your table to grill. A server will bring you drinks and clean your grill ever so often. \n\nThe food isn't bad but it isn't great. You might find some pieces of meet that are still frozen if you pick from the middle of the tray. \n\nI went to the restroom while eating here and witnessed an employee leaving the stalls without washing their hands only to later see her behind the buffet line serving meat.  True story. \n\nI was so disgusted I wanted to return back to the stall and puke. \n\nSince Sura's AYCE menu is around the same price of the others in town...I'd go elsewhere especially after using their restrooms.


To hell with this airport and really, to hell with Arizona.\n\nThat hurts me to say, I met my wife while we both lived and worked at Grand Canyon, and I've spent a lot of time in mostly northern Arizona.  At one time I dreamed of retiring to a small ranch with lots of big dogs and Mount Humphreys looming in the distance.  No more, those days are long behind me.\n\nThe combination of my disgust with Phoenix - really just a hotter, dryer version of LA -  and the unseemly politics of people like Sheriff Joe Arpaio and Governor Brewer have  pretty much taken me to the point where I don't plan to set foot (or spend another dollar) in that state.\n\nThis airport blows.  It's huge, if you rented a car it succeeds in outdistancing even Providence in terms of how far you must travel to get your vehicle.  Plan on an extra half hour to take shuttle buses and then hunt for your car due to the extreme lack of effective signage and staff.\n\nAnd please tell me why the hell I'm paying for your football stadium.  Your team sucks, you have a (ridiculous) corporate sponsor for it,  so why are people who could not care less about the Arizona Cardinals paying a stadium surcharge?\n\nI'll continue to vote with my dollars, and none of them will be heading to Arizona.  As someone who flies a lot, all over the world, Sky Harbor is on my personal shit(hole) list.


I have been to this particular location for eyebrow threading twice.  On both occasions I walked in without an appointment and was greeting right away.  There was no wait and the desk attendant was very professional.  The brow threading person did an excellent job.  I would recommend that she improve her customer service.  She did not ask me how I would like my brows done or even speak to me at all.  Overall, I would come back again since they did make my brows look great!


I've always had a great experience with this place.


There are way too many good places in the area to squander time and money at Bungalow and suffer crappy service to boot. I rarely doc a place for service, because I don't need to be swaddled in fine linen and cooed when I dine. However, there is a line. And when the food and drinks are sub-par, aloof personnel just doesn't cut it. Not my first visit, but this was likely the last.\n\nMy hubby and I prefer chilling at the bar rather than table service, so we grabbed a couple of stools and settled in on a slow Thursday night for a bite and a beer. The place - bar and table area - was pretty dead, yet it still took at least 5 minutes to grab the bartender. Ok fine, maybe they just wrapped up the dinner rush or something. We order beers and ask for a food menu, taking note of a particularly icy demeanor slapping menus in front of us. But again, not here to make a new friend, so it's cool. Then as we try to get her attention to order, she seems to be avoiding our area. As she makes her way around the bar, grabbing empty glasses and cleaning the counter tops, she is finally within earshot. So I meekly ask \"could we order an entree as well?\" to which she replies, \"I'll be with you in just a minute\" and proceeds to wipe down the counter and bus dishes. Is it just me or is there some kind of invisible line that invisible people are waiting it to grab a seat at the bar? I could understand clearing up as a priority when there are patrons waiting to sit and I'd happily exercise patience to allow other people an ejoyable sit, but by now it's 9pm....and it's really dead inside. So....ok we waited for her to finish cleaning. And then ordered.\n\nAccording to my other half, the rubber chicken sandwich was passable only as a means to slicene hunger pangs. It left his tastbuds rather underwhelmed and waistline rather remorseful with an excess of bread. Has anyone noticed how strange it is for a bar of this size not to have any beer on tap? I've had a few other appetizers on previous visits, but nothing memorable. Again, I don't need a butler for a waiter or souffle as a starter, but I can get a beer and some fries at a whole lot of other places in Old Town from someone who is a little more welcoming of my patronage and cash.


Arrived here around lunch time and the place was charming, but was completely empty. There wasn't even a waitress anywhere in sight. We seated ourselves and a couple minutes later the waitress came out. At first I thought why is this place so empty, but I would find out soon enough. The waitress was moody and gave us attitude when we asked her questions almost as if we were stupid for asking. We had a living social coupon and no where on it did it say that we had to order from the dinner menu, but apparently that was the case. We ordered our food, Cuban sandwich, mussels, arroz con pollo, and a salad. It was good, but not great for the prices we were paying. Just as an example the Cuban sandwich is $15...I think I paid $6 out $7 for a really good Cuban sandwich in Miami. Sad to say I probably will not be going back.


Ehhhh... I'm underwhelmed...\n\nOn a scale of 1-10... I give it a C...\n\nBecause that is how much sense it makes to not make an amazing scrabbled egg.....\n\nTried this place twice......\n\nFool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me.....


Banh Mi!!! I was so ecstatic to find some place serving that was rated decently I almost went 40 over on the freeway.. I love Banh Mi and have been blessed to have some really good viet sandwich shops in Houston for majority of my life. That being said, my expectation for this place was way too high, to a point I might be underrating it by a star.\n\n- Location\nUnless you've been to some Chinatown places the location may or may not freak you out a bit. In like a \"I Am Legend\" sort of way the shop is located inside a deserted Viet mall which has a equally deserted parking lot. You have to go look for it which may actually deter quite a few people, but inside its pretty much as fast food as you can get. Limited seating space with quick sandwiches.\n\n- The Banh Mi\nI'll just break it down simply:\n- Bread is not nearly as crisp as it should be (honestly I don't even think its a French Baguette)\n- Meat is just not tender and it seems to have been sitting there for ages (rubbery).\n- The veggies they put in are fresh, which is good.\n- THEY DONT HAVE EGG :( - This really put me over the edge because any good Banh Mi has a fried egg in it.\n\nAll of that while only being able to pay cash really just makes this place fall short. If you've never had a banh mi or don't have it often, you'll most likely like this place. For those of us who have  been cultured, it's just not acceptable.


My honey and I came here for the 1st time it was good would defiantly come again, we want to try happy hour or reverse happy hour! :) I had the spicy crispy chicken and he had the Bei Bulgogi both super tasty would defiantly order again but would ask for the Bei Bulgogi spicy next time, service was great too! We'll recommend and come again.....


I see other diners had similar experiences as we did. I want to support local family owned businesses, but I would never go back to this place. \nThe family tried hard and kept asking if everything was OK. What do you say? The food is all just really awful? And why don't they know that?\nThey should never even have been open yet. They need to finish remodeling. Get rid of the broken Fuji Buffet sign as you walk in and the graffiti on the door. The tables and buffet lines, decor, are all from two restaurants ago.\nWe were told to take any table we liked. They all looked dirty.\nNormally in a buffet there are little signs on the sneeze shield that tell you what the dishes are. There were post it notes. In poor hand writing. And they didn't always match the food.\nThe Cesar salad was a pan with about 2 inches of creamy water and lettuce and soggy croutons floating in it. I tried several different dishes, but the only thing that I even remotely liked was a stuffed tomato.\nWhile my niece was up getting food, a man came out with a big can of chocolate pudding and \"glopped\" it in. Probably not the best choice.  A lot of overcooked, poorly seasoned food. \nI see some people had hummus. I looked in vain for hummus or pita bread. But there were jalapeno poppers, egg rolls, chicken nuggets and onion rings.\nWe also witnessed the argument over the drinks and also had our drinks refilled from a glass.\nI feel they were earnest but were incredibly wide of the mark.


Just went back this weekend. Not as good as 1st few times. A little bit inconsistent...uh oh..inconsistency kills


I went there recently and in the past it used to be my go to place. Sadly the food is not what it used to be and I no longer crave their chimichangas anymore. As for the Drinks yes these Margaritas are one of the best might just go for happy hour for now on.


You can feel Michael during the entire show. It's breathtaking, overwhelming at times and tastefully done. The theater is beautiful and would recommend sitting on section 203 row AA to see everything from a perfect spot - just watch out for the zombies! I've seen Love and thought that was an amazing show, I love Michael so this was such a treat. Previews were great, can't wait to see this show again later this year. Smooth Criminal, Man in the Mirror, Thriller and Beat It were my top favorites. But the whole show was entertaining and something to take in. Love you MJ! Cirque did him justice :)


Since zero stars is not an option 1 shall do. \n\nOne of the worst dinning experiences EVER!\nMe and my party of 4 sat down on a beautiful Saturday afternoon after the PRIDE festival just down the road. We sat and enjoyed the free chips and salsa and nothing else. After 25 minutes and ZERO service of a beverage or even an acknowledgement of our being there we decided to leave. \nIf the place had been busy that would have been different but we were 1 of maybe 5 tables being used. \nSad sad restaurant. \nNever again.


Ice cream was delicious but horrible customer service. I went in last night with my daughters and the employee who took care of us was not a pleasant woman. I didn't get her name, but she had blonde highlighted hair and seemed to be expecting. Horrible attitude, acted like didn't want to be there. When it came to ringing us up, I expected her to throw a smile on but not the case at all. Still a sour face. I chose to leave no tip. (I'm a great tipper) What ever happened to excellent customer service? =/


Great job here as always, but they often mischarge me...rather, overcharge me


Chocolate lover's paradise! INSIDE THE FORUM SHOPS! Just want to help anyone looking; the Caesar's staff didn't know where it was and the map shows it's on the strip. Had a double chocolate cookie and chocolate hazelnut shake. Overdose! Found my new \"go to\" place! Used to be Sugar Factory until they changed owners and their food went downhill!


3 stars for food and five stars for service, but I am going to round because they forgot the most important thing!\n\nI had made reservations to celebrate my mom's birthday. When I had called, they had asked if we were there for a special occasion and I had mentioned that we were there for a birthday.However, once we got there, they made no mention of it. It wouldn't have been a big deal but everyone else on yelp had their birthday person recognized.   Why ask and then not follow through? Not cool. Not cool at all. \n\nService is outstanding! We started off with the amuse bouche, which consisted of a cauliflower mousse. Absolutely delicious. The servers kept coming back and forth to make sure we had enough bread and water. Kept cleaning our table over and over. They had this little bread crumb lifter that removed all the crumbs. That's high class! Their waitstaff is awesome and for that alone I would say go. \n\nMy mom got the recommended parmesean crusted  chicken while I got the lamb burger. She liked the chicken but it was a little to heavy for me. I got the lamb burger, but it was a little too strong for me, so I'd have to pass. We both ordered a non-alcoholic lime drink which was tasty and a great alternative to the alky. \nWe ended up getting our own dessert, the strawberry souffle with pistachios. Kind of reminded us of strawberry ice cream since they freeze it, but a nice option to the end of the meal. \n\nWould I go again? I don't know. I usually go to Vegas for celebrations, either birthdays or graduations and such, so we usually go all out. But not remembering a birthday of a guest is a big no-no, especially at a place that has such a high level of service. Joel Robuchon definitely remembered. At least I took her to go see O.


This has been a great experience for my kids. Sean and his staff are amazing. Can't say enough about his teaching and ability to relate to younger kids.


THE MONEY WE SAVED ON GAS WAS SPENT ON SNACKS INSIDE\n\nGas was a little bit cheaper at this station ($3.91/gallon) and it was within ten miles of the car rental facility so we stopped here for a final fill-up before returning the vehicle.  Of course, the first pump we stopped at wasn't accepting credit cards at the moment. We reparked on the other side of the station and filled up. About the same price we pay at home - glad we didn't have to do much driving while we were in Vegas!\n\nLots of snacks and goodies inside. We bought one final soda to drink before the security line in the airport. Also, I asked the ladies at the register if I could fill my water bottle with ice and they said yes. Very nice. :)


My fianc\u00e9e and I grabbed dinner here and it was one of the worst dining experiences we have endured.  We ordered drinks and the meatballs immediately and waited 20 minutes for my wine and another 30 for the horrible - worse than frozen - meatballs.  They brought us drinks we didn't order, and a simple margarita pizza took over an hour.  Our server avoided us so she didn't have to explain everything.  \n\nThe pizza finally came and was the best thing we had.  It took well over an hour.  \n\nThere are too many great restaurants in Vegas to put up with bad service and so so food. Wolfgang should be embarrassed.


I have been complaining for years that there are no fast food mexican spots in vegas to go to after clubbing. Not till one of my friends said we should go try this spot. I was like there is no way there is a legit mexican spot in vegas and I do not know about it. Well I was definitely wrong. I ordered the adobado fries kind of like carne asada fries but better. It was pretty good in my opinion. The good thing is it is walking distance from surrender and xs! Definitely going to be going to this spot more often when I am vegas, because EARLS is just an overprices subway. Just saying.


Skinny Fats is AWESOME! What a great concept. Having a happy side and a Healthy side really shows how hard it is to choose whether to eat good or just treat yourself. This place is really makes me fight my inner self. I've tried their pancakes (on the happy side of course) and they were absolutely DELISH. Hot and fluffy pancakes, overloaded with whip cream and marshmallows/oreos. SOO GOOD. Definitely can't go back to iHop or denny's after having these! My boyfriend got the Ahi Taco and one of the pizzas. It was good size, enough to feed two! But obviously he's a boy and boys can eat a lot. LOL. I've also had their salads which a tasty. And their nutella shake for dessert definitely put me on my happy side. :) This place is small but cute and lively. The workers are very nice and always cater well to your needs. If you don't like something, you don't need to have it in your order. Also, their free water is really yummy. They have different fruits in them on different days. I love the interior design on the walls and it's so detailed to the little salt and pepper shakers. Overall, it's a cool place to go to when you want quality food. Look out for it because you couldn't even tell where it is in its location!


Their arepas are AMAZING! It was my first time trying this but it was a perfect fit to my taste buds. Location is couple miles from the strip and the plaza looks old but it is nice inside the restaurant. The arepas also come with two sauces in a bottle. You can use it as a spread for the arepas and it is absolutely delicious! It is spicy, savory, and creamy! It went so well with my food! The cashier, George, was also very patient when I was ordering and knowledgable about their menu. It is not cheap cheap but compared to other restaurants and buffets on the strip, it is cheap and worth it for the quality of the food.


Food is actually pretty decent.  Staff is just plain rude!!!  Didn't even know what the special band discount the front desk gave us meant....treated us like crap.  Then on special bday dinner they royally screwed up my dinner reservation.\n\nAgain - food and beer would have given this a 4 star.  Staff definitely brings this rating down.


I've been here too many times in hopes that the food and service might get better. Well this last visit I had the mahi mahi which was actually good and I liked the veggies it came with. I don't like that they only have one salsa choice. The service is pretty ridiculous, since everytime we go we seem to be forgotten and ingnored. We waited 20 minutes before even putting our drink order in. Overall the food is just ok,nothing to brag about at all, and the service just sucks.


CTC is awesome!!! I just took my 1st Crossfit class and would you know, I survived!! :) Steve & Boris are amazing trainers and I am so happy to work with them! It really is like family in there. People I have never met in my life were encouraging me to keep going. CTC will forever be my gym....


You don't have to wait in line if you're a platinum member!  The whole Menu is  cheaper if you are A platinum total rewards member (: The chicken burger is to die for the fries are also really good ! The burgers look small nut they are filing


This is my 1st pregnancy and I just moved to Las Vegas so I was lost in regards to an OBGYN. I've always favored women (I'm shy) and I looked all over the place. \n\nI ended up stumbling across good reviews of Dr. McHale, plus her being a woman and younger made it the perfect combination. \n\nI've only had 2 appts with her and 2 appts for an ultrasound with the sonographer and all vists have been positive. Note: the 2nd appt with the sonographer was very early in the morning and she was late. I woke up early for nothing but it's ok. We are all human. \n\nDr. McHale is very knowledgable and takes time to answer all of your questions and concerns. She's very professional and seems to love what she does. \n\nThe only issue is the wait time to see her personally. The 1st time,  I waited close to 3 hrs! The second time close to 1.5 hr. As a previous review mentioned, it's best to get an appt. right after lunch. However, to be fair - I've never been to a Dr. appt. where I didn't have to wait at the very least 1 hr, so this is no surprise.


Went to the Warm Springs location for my birthday (5 yr in a row) was surprised with new menu.... got our dinners and was sadly disappointed sides were over cooked and over seasoned . The \"brisket\" was cut into small strips like french fries . They got the wrong ribs for my plate and the burnt ends were fatty and not good at all. We have been fiercely loyal for 6 yrs but sad to say today was our last visit and we will not be recommending Memphis to anyone. Everytime we had guests come into town this is the place we always took them too but no longer it has become a place not to go. So sad I feel like we lost a friend today.\n\n\nPS. I heard they got a new manager and she isnt up to snuff .. really poor dining experience. Wait staff tried but you can feel how disgruntled they are and have had to deal with irate customers. I feel sorry for them.


Worst printing service I ever had. The employee raped my friend's bank accounts by misquoting them and giving them zero options. We are design students at asu and were very dissatisfied with the overall experience that was offered. I will never bring my business to this location or any other fedex office or junkie locations again.


I came in with my boyfriend at 11:30 AM today. I ordered the 1/2 size Meatballa sandwhich ($5.99) with Glueten free bread (.29 charge for half).  He had the Manager's special 1/2 size Ham sandwhich with chips and a cup of chicken soup. His meal was $7.29 plus the fountain drink we shared for $1.99... The total came to $16.82.  Which is better than most places but I still expected more from the food I guess.\n\nI felt bad for my boyfriend, he said the chicken soup wasn't great, but enjoyed his ham sandwhich. My sandwhich was delicious. It's an average chain sandwhich shop... But atleast the host Katherine was nice and polite. And they didn't screw up the food.


The decor was very pretty and the food was tasty. We had some kind of duck and spicy avocado roll served in 4 slices looking like sushi as a starter; it was delicious. The pad thai was good, but the shrimps were bland. For dessert, we had the chocolate souffl\u00e9, which was good. The reason why the place is just OK is that the portions are really small for the price--especially for starter and dessert. Also, the service was a bit slow.


I came the week before Thanksgiving, which generally feels like a off-season time, so many things were much quieter and less crowded overall in Vegas.\n\nPros:\nMy room was dead quiet. I never heard a peep from any other people my entire stay, let alone really saw any other people.\n\nThe location was perfect - I prefer off the strip.\n\nGreat decor. I picked this hotel for that reason - something different. Cozy, no gambling, or shows, or late night bars, just quiet. Ahhh... :)\n\nFree parking, free wifi....I think (noticed a funny charge for $100 this morning...)\n\nCons:\nThe CHILDREN in charge of checking people in need a lesson in manners and customer service. Extremely unhelpful.  I booked through Priceline and paid the room in full MONTHS ahead. Even called days before to confirm my reservation.  I get there after a 5hr drive and they say I need to pay $75/per night for \"incidentals\".  I've NEVER been charged a fee that huge at a hotel. I didn't have an extra $150 as my paycheck didn't go through until midnight. They said they couldn't help me. I was able to convince them to charge me just $75 for the first night and that I would settle the second $75 in the morning - no f&*ing way was I going to sleep in my car till midnight when I had already paid for my room.  That's just BAD BUSINESS.\n\nStay somewhere else. The business ethics of this place are shady and the staff are bored apathetic teens.


Weird experience. I went with my  dad and my husband and we asked for a booth, and the waitress said, sure let me clean off the booth. A group of four came in behind us and asked for a booth as well... She said sure follow me... What?!? We waited a good five minutes while she cleaned off a table (sooo long when you're watching the booth you should have gotten get drinks...) them she sits us at a super tiny 3 top... I looked at her and said \"have you looked at dad???\" (He's pushing 300 lbs)\n  She just kind of didn't get why it was a problem to force us to sit at a tiny three top (it was a 6 top table that had a booth half way around the table)\n We ended up leaving because she just didn't get why it was frustrating to make us wait for a tiny table and then asking if we wanted to wait some more... Annoying in the land of a million delicious Mexican restaurants.


This place was alright to me. Not the best ramen but not the worst either. I've had better but this could work if you need a quick fix on a budget.


Rip off they suck !! My nails aren't even the right shape some are bigger then the other don't let the fool you if you ask for your nails a little narrow but still square at the end they'll tell you it's 5 DALLORS more ?? FOR WHAT ITS STILL SQUARE I JUST WANTED IT NOT SO WIDE .. They suck you'll find cheaper and way better


I went on one of the nights they offered free bowling for 90 minutes plus half off food for locals.  Couldn't get over the size of the place!  Vegas has come a long way from the Gold Coast bowling alley.  At least GC still has all those great photos of people in bowling poses for scoring 300.  \n\nGood luck throwing a 300 here!  If anyone manages to do it with all the flashing lights and pizza grease on your thumb enhancing the spin of the ball ever so slightly, you might test positive for some substances.  I'd also like to meet you. \n\nBut bowling good isn't what it's all about at Brooklyn Bowl.  I feel that's true but I might still be like 2% sore over losing to a girl.  Not even barely.....dominated.  The atmosphere is really cool, good beers on tap starting at $8, and the balcony could be sneaky chill when it gets warmer.  A lot of fun will be had at this venue.      \n\nI wasn't digging the seats for bowling.  It would have been awkward if our party of 4 all sat on the big leather couch together as it was a tight squeeze.  The party of 8 across our table were pretty bunched up.  It also would've been kind of a mess had they ordered drinks and food too since all 12 of us were sharing one (albeit long) table.  \n\nDefinitely dine before bowling because eating with your hands, playing with balls and then eating more is gross.  Someone is bound for pink eye or worse.  Although \"The Fatty\" pizza was Stouffer's French bread pizza on steroids delicious, I had to eat it with a fork while standing.  That's kinda lame.  \n\nIt's all minor stuff in the whole picture of things.  Can't wait to check out some shows!  Lots of great acts on the schedule already.


Second ipad screen I've gotten here...took an hour, they even gave me free corner repairs since I'm a repeat client.


Frosting overload. I like the focus to be more on the cupcake itself, not that i visit cupcake shops often. I tried the white chocolate frappe raspberry cupcake and the cupcake was good, but the frosting overpowered the item. I might eat it diferently next time or try the mini's to avoid frosting and of course even if don't have too eat all of the frosting, you will probably eat at least 90% of it anyway. Wednesday is not a great flavor day, check website for flavors.


The only time i got to take my family out to the only puerto rican restaurant in AZ, we were treated like outsiders. I had called ahead of time for a reservation, party of 10 and all she said was no reservations needed, that to arrive about 8pm and we should be fine. Well, that wasn't true. When we arrived, we were not welcomed and they ran out of RICE! How can you run out of rice when we mentioned a party of 10 would be arriving??? They did NOTHING to accommodate us. And we drove from Goodyear. Was NOT worth the drive...


This is my first review of any sort whatsoever. I'm a local here for 2 years now from Boston. We love The Banks every time me and my wife visit Vegas. Play lots of good hip hop music mix. The bar can get congested but its like that in most clubs. The dance floor gets very crowded at peak hours but we usually just hang by the upstair bar. We can usually can see everything on dance floor. Inside the club is not the problem. The problem is outside trying to get in. The bouncers are total a$$hole$. Ladies are always free and usually can get comp. I can totally understand ladies draw the guys in to spend big money. But guys, if y'all don't have VIP reservation be prepared to wait a long time or not GET IN AT ALL especially in groups of 3 or more. They won't even look at you. They will always let groups of ladies get in. Even with an even guy/girl ratio you will still have to wait roughly an hour with no one in line. Groups of guys get ready to tip the bouncer if you really want to get in or be prepared to wait. We have friends visiting from Boston this weekend. So my wife friend, had her bro in-law supposedly book a COMP table for 9 ladies. Alrite cool. But all the husband was going to go in after, and was checked in to get reduced pay $20 in front (still outside). We are cool with that. But after the ladies got in first for free. The husband or guys are waiting in a group of 6, and was totally ignored as many other people was let in. An hour and half passed by and we still waiting. We all was texting our wives inside. Supposedly my wife's friend bro in law (the promoter) played us for fools. He gets paid by getting girls in. We was sold a FALSE HOPE with this reduce pay cover. Supposedly he came outside to get us. We was looking for him but never seen him. He told the ladies he was looking for us but that's a LIE. We met him earlier that night for girls to check and that was it. The line wasn't even pack. We lost the mood to party and just decided to get a drink at bar beside the club. All the wives/girls decided to come back out.  This is the 2nd time this has happened to us. I will never come here again nor will I recommend anyone here anymore. Plenty of clubs or lounges in Vegas to have a blast. Don't waste your night here especially if you're a tourist. If you're are a Director this place you should be ashamed of how your management or staff operate. Customer satisfaction should be the highest priority of any legitimate business.


Great experience. Fast and great service. Had the Mexican flag enchilada. One of the best dishes I have had in a Mexican restaurant.  Easy parking.


this review is strictly for their midnight steak and eggs.. technically called \"graveyard specials\"\n\nSO GOOOOOOD\nI think it's safe to say I go here at least once a month.. and keep in mind I live in LA. they have good food at a super cheap price.. my favorite are the biscuits and gravy and the eggs, hashbrown, sausage combo.. i always order those 2.. sometimes i'll get the cheeseburger..\n\ni'm not saying that this is top notch gourmet food and you cant get it anywhere else.. it's just a place to get delicious breakfast food at 2 in the morning and pay a realllly good price for it.. after going here i don't even think about going to denny's or all the other quick breakfasty places.. \n\nthe reason why this place gets 5 stars.. it's just an amazing setup.. 12-6am ... super cheap prices.. quick.. somewhere i always want to go.. the ultimate \"go to place\"


The concept is a great. A restaurant/bar inside Whole Foods. I love Whole Foods, but not Twenty Highland Tavern. \n\nWe were here Sunday evening watching football. What goes well with football? Pizza. Well, they ran out of mozzarella cheese, ricotta cheese AND basil pesto. The only cheese they had for pizza was feta and cheddar jack. How does a restaurant/bar that is located inside a grocery store run out of anything?!?!?!\n\nOn top of being annoyed that they didn't have the necessary ingredients for a basic pizza, our waitress was an airhead. I asked 3 times for lemon wedges. When we were getting ready to pay she then asked how was my pizza? Duh.....I didn't get one.


Don't get me wrong, ice cream was good but dang $3.99 for a SMALL bowl.  Kiddos enjoyed it of course.  They had a good amount of seating in the small shop.


Pho Bang is a chain of franchise restuaurants started out of New York City. There are 3 in NYC, 3 in Houston, and one each in Taipei, New Orleans and this one in Phoenix. \n\nIt is old and grungy, and hard to get to with the light rail construction. The prices are dirt cheap, the decor is dirt cheap and the food is un-remarkable. They offer most of the usual Vietnamese dishes, from Goi Cuon appetizers (summer rolls) to Bun (vermicelli), Mi (egg noodles), Com (rice plates) to stir fry chicken, pork, beef; also seafood, some specials and Pho soups (16 different ones).\n\nThe Pho comes in 2 sizes, with most regulars costing only $3.95, and the large costing $4.50. Their large is equivalent to many places' medium, however. The broth is average at best, and all the accroutements are too. \n\nI am not sure how the franchise works (royalties, menus, common logo, etc) but if you want a very cheap meal and you are not a snob or afficianado of Vietnamese food, this places works for a quick filler. They will show Korean Drama DVDs dubbed in Vietnamese on the TV if you ask. They will watch Korean Dramas themselves when it is slow anyway, even if you don't ask! Winter Sonata anyone?\n\nPS - Pho Bang in San Jose is not affiliated with this chain.


This is a good intro Cirque show.  However, if you have seen a few of their show you will be disappointed.  There is no real theme ( contrary to how they market it, the spider lady is only in the show for 5 minutes).  Much of the show is regurgitated stuff from other shows such as Ka and O.  Enough of the damn wheel already!  I have seen that same trick over and over and is no longer impressive!  The juggling and clowns get old fast.  But it was a good intro show for my 5 year old's first Cirque show.\n\nTo sum it up, if they had to come up with a quick filler for the failed Elvis show there were other show they already had in the can such as Totem which would have been much more worth the $100 per ticket an BS service fees.


I'm weary from traveling to an overrated Madison destination.\n\nI had heard of Weary Traveler through Yelp and wanted to go to a cool hangout for my birthday since a few friends were in town.  I don't get to Willy St. very often so I figured it was a good reason to try a fun spot.  I have to say, I was unimpressed.  \n\nWe were traveling in a group of seven, and we showed up after 8pm on a Saturday.  I fully was expecting a crowded scene and it lived up to expectations.  Unfortunately, two six-person groups had arrived just before us so we were in for an hour wait.  Not the most terrible thing in the world because it was a chance to drink and catch up with each other at the bar.  Good selection of beer and the service was attentive, as long as you don't mind being served by a rude bartender.  Granted, it was busy, but we were quite pleasant to her and she still threw our change back without so much as a 'thank you.'  \n\nWhen we were finally seated at a nice corner circular booth, we did have a good waitress who was very cool.  I ordered Bob's Bad Breath Burger, which was pretty tasty, though while it said 'grass-fed,' it did seem like the patty was the pre-made frozen kind.  I wasn't overly blown away.  My friend's ordered the Carne Asada that looked ok, if you like a few cut pieces of steak over a bed of tortilla chips with some pico de gallo.  Again, didn't really blow my socks off.  \n\nAs others have mentioned, it's LOUD.  They certainly pack a lot of tables into the two sides of the restaurant and waiters and waitresses are always squeezing behind you at the bar and between the close tables.  The old-school decor, however, is dark, warm and inviting, which I thought was a plus.\n\nMake no mistake:  Weary Traveler is a place to be seen.  The locale on the Willy St. corner is great and there is a reason it is so busy.  The prices seemed reasonable, though I don't think I'll be itching to go back anytime soon.


The food is amazing but the service is insanely slow. I've been here twice for lunch and both times were over an hour. The line is typically out the door so ordering alone can take 20 minutes. If you have the day off and nowhere to be than this place can't be beat. If you have the normal one hour lunch break then look elsewhere.\n\nPros: amazing food and fresh daily specials. Reasonable prices\n\nCons: really slow ordering process and service. Need to hire more staff.


THEY WERE RUNNING! Superb service, superb price, superb quality. And running, I tell you, to keep the service up taking orders and refilling drinks and settling checks and serving food.  Holy cow. I dropped in for lunch earlier this week again, and everything was exactly like I said in my initial review. This place is a joy for me every time. Wow. Holy cow. Incredible.


\"Feast. Taste. Enjoy the moment.\"\n\nJean Philippe Patisserie is a feast for the eyes --chocolate fountains, chocolate shoes, chocolate dragons...pastries and desserts in an abundance of hue and textures. Soak it all in. For a moment, nothing else in life really matters aside from deciding what will one have as a treat.\n\nOn this my 3rd trip, I decided on a white mocha and paired it with a raspberry tart. With the first bite, time paused --delight took over, the palette, the senses, and the experience. From the perfectness of the raspberry, to the balanced richness of the custard, to the buttery goodness of the cookie base, it was many moments in time until the last crumb was eaten that will be a joy forever.\n\nYes the space at this location with tables and chair stools are minimal and I would suggest taking the goodies in one of many comfy hotel seating close by the area windows but even the location with patrons milling around ordering their goodies did not in the least take away from the delight of the food. \n\nSo go, choose your heaven and enjoy it in your earthly corner now.


This place is ok.  This is the second time.  It's not a flashy place just a basic restaurant.  The walls have kids drawings and chef pictures.  The one waitress is ok and the other is really nice.  The omelettes are made are ok but the cook puts way too much cheese in it and it lacks flavor.  You only get one slice of bread with your order.


Went late night and they bar tenders were AWESOME. the whiskey bar and beer bar were separated. They had bands going and there was a lot of people. I like it and can see coming back again.


Fast service , great food, and excellent beer. Beeeeer. Beeeeeeeeeeeeeer. They should stay open later though. 10:30pm on a thursday is unacceptable for being  the only place walking distance from the hotels that serves alcohol.


This place should be planted with orange trees. Very rough fairways and the owner doesn't know the first thing about customer service. Will not go back. The only saving grace is the hamburger and fries in the grill area. Would like to see them spend more money at great Eagle versus their other course Arizona Traditions.


Nice place for a brunch. A bit expensive though and no pancakes!


Ordered a Vogue Burger to go and after a little debacle with the hostess thinking I wanted to order beer to go, I was seated, served a beer while waiting, and ten minutes later  walking out the door. The burger was amazing and one of the best I have ever had, just a little undercooked when I ordered a medium well...but VERY tasty!


Some tasty food here, we come here a lot and just love the food, The deviled eggs are the most delicious things ever, The best thing here is the hamburgers, They use kobe beef (the best kind you kind eat) and it's high quality and fresh, also juicy. YUM.  friendly and inviting atmosphere to this place as well.


Get your Hound on! Good Drinks, Yummy food & it's the spot to chill after work... okay & during work too. Woof!


Came here because I had received a gift card. Glad I had it because I wouldn't have spent my own money on it. It was like a broke ass Yogurtland. Most of there flavors taste like cough medicine. I would never come here again. Oh and the people who work here are far from friendly..Bad costumer service.


I stayed here Thanksgiving weekend, and all I can say is that MC is an absolutely disgusting establishment.\n\nGranted, MC is your more economical choice for staying on the Strip. I wasn't expecting anything extravagant, but after my experience here I would have gladly put down the $30 extra a night to stay at a decent hotel.  My terrible visit began with the hour-long wait to check in.  I know Thanksgiving weekend is mega busy for Vegas, but come on.  When I finally made it to the check-in desk, I was informed the room I booked was unavailable, and was assigned one equipped with handicap facilities. No big deal.  That is, until I got up to the room, pulled back the comforter, and discovered a pool of BLOOD on the the sheets! It was everywhere and so horrifically disgusting!! \n\nI immediately when back down to complain, where I had to wait another hour just to talk to someone.  When I finally did get a hold of a person, they were only willing to change out the sheets.  Uh, hell and no on that! My God, there was BLOOD on that freaking bed!  The MC staff acted like I was complaining about a full trash can or something!  \n\n I demanded a room change, even though they kept insisting there weren't any available rooms.  They kept giving off this whole, \"What's the big deal?\" attitude to the whole situation, which I was not having. Finally, after asking for a refund, they offered to upgrade my room for free.  The new room was decent, (of course though, the bathroom lights didn't work and we had to call and have them replaced) in that there did not appear to be blood on the bed, and since I had already wasted my whole day dealing with the MC staff I took it to try and salvage some vacation time.\n\nNaturally, at check-out they tried charging me for the upgrade.  Dealing with MC was a nightmare.  I strongly urge others to avoid this place.  Overall, you really don't save that much compared with other hotels.   Save your time and sanity and go somewhere sanitary.


Glad my husband and I decided to do brunch here. Really nice environment, friendly waiters and super yummy food. The french toast was so delicious. A little fancier than other breakfast places, they even brought out a foot stool for my handbag. I would definitely come back here again when I'm in town.


If you like loud music and hearing even louder F-bombs being dropped then this is the place for you.\n\nFood is okay but bar service is poor. Pretty bad when you have to repeatedly ask for silverware and a drink.\n\nWith all the other great places around, why waste your money here.


.... I reallllly want to like this place but there's just something standing in my way.... This place is not as meticulously maintained as other studio's however that is what gives this place character in my opinion and well the prices are also not as high as Karve and they have more variety in their classes lol. The location could be better, it's slightly off the 101 in an older shopping complex that does not lend itself to feeling safe when you're entering or exiting an evening class. Each time I've attended a session, I have always felt like the staff was friendly but fake.... For me that is really off putting. Also the general vibe is that of a dancers studio (which I like) with a bunch of cliquey old lady dancers (which I could do with out).  I really think this place would do much better if the environment was more welcoming especially to women who are not dancers per se but just want to branch out and try some thing new.


I first went to schaffers when I was beginning my search for my wedding dress, and I have to say they have a great selection. However, I did not find the dress of my dreams, even though they did spend a significant amount of time helping me out. I returned a month later to find a sash and a veil. Once again-- great selection, but I was disappointed with their follow through. After I selected a $365 veil and a sash over the weekend, they told me they would check on the availability of the veil on Monday, so I could get an expected time of delivery. The week passed, and I still have not heard back from them. I ended up going elsewhere, due to their poor follow through skills.


This place had such high reviews on Yelp that we drove all the way from Scottsdale on our vacation to Tempe to visit this place. And it was worth it! From the front doorman asking me for my ID (knowing I'm well over 30) to saying my name right and telling us to have a great time, to the bartenders asking every few minutes if we were OK, to the delicious blue cheese burger, we were happy campers the entire time. I'm not a beer drinker, but my boyfriend tried all 3 beers and loved all of them. It's a fun, casual, sports bar environment and a great place for bar food.


I'm all about supporting small local businesses but I was lied to by John Mull employees about something I consider important.\n\nI called once and asked if they carried grass fed, pasture raised beef. The woman who answered the phone said yes so I went down and purchased two steaks. I verified one more time before purchasing that the beef was grass fed and again I was told yes. The steaks tasted great, but grass fed beef has a particular taste.\n\nFeeling skeptical, I called again today to see if they had any more in stock and to get the name of their supplier. The woman who answered the phone consulted with someone else and told me they don't carry grass fed beef, nor have they ever.


I am currently sitting in the middle of the dining room feeling as if no care is given by management.Horrible and disrespectful service.  food came out very fast but was extremely cold as if it was cooked an hour ago. Actually it was a fried egg roll and it was cold inside and out so of course it has been sitting for a long time. When we asked for the food to be hot, the waiter said, \"it is hot\". such bad service and I am even taking in consideration that it is an Asian restaurant where service is not the number 1 concern or priority. I am sitting in my seat right now waiting for a manager, getting looks from my waitress as if I am lying about cold food. Unbelievable.


For places specializes in cupcakes the actual cupcake portion was mediocre at best. They are a little overpriced at about three dollars per cupcake which is a little high for something that quality is low. The cupcake looks larger than it actually is due to the icing being as tall as the cupcake itself. Not the worst place ever, but definitely not worth going out of your way for.


I came for Sunday brunch.  Nothing stood out.  Food was for the most part over-cooked and not memorable.  Dessert section is ok.  Definitely not worth the price and there are so many better  buffets in Vegas.  Will not be coming back.


We just returned home after 4 days in Vegas. 2 nites in a row we were at Level 107. We loved it. There were 7 of us. Great service, the food(appetizers) we very good and the martinis great. 2 for 1 on martinis, 50% off appetizers. I'm usually not a martini drinker, but the caramel and the raspberry were very good. Go there, you'll have great drinks, service and a nice group of friendly people working there.


The massage therapist, Susan, is one of those rare finds in a chiropractic clinic. She is an experienced and talented massage therapist whom I highly recommend.


I'm used to every chick Fila I go to gladly giving law enforcement, military police, and corrections officers 30-50% discounts. I visit the ones at stapley, university, and ray road weekly due to this, with much appreciation to chick Fila for their support and understanding for those working in this industry. I was shocked to find out that this independently own and operated chick Fila not only refuses to offer this discount but also waters down their beverages more, decreases their weight/portions more and Frys thier chicken more deeply.  I will not be revisiting this chickfila and will gladly share with other law enforcement that unlike other supportive chick Filas through out az, this one stands out in a negative way and does not do justice to other restaurants baring its name.


Waiting for the connection flight, I decided to get a beer. I found the Home Turf Bar, which was right next to my gate.\n\nI wasn't hungry and just wanted a quick beer before my flight. They had Shocktop, which is okay with me. It was an okay place to pass the time before it was time to move on.


My oldest daughter and I went here since she was in the mood for a good milkshake. I admit that the milkshake was good. Not great but good. The cupcake was good too but nothing to write home about.\n\nWhen we walked in the staff, a pair of twins greeted us both with bigs smile and conversation. They were very polite and allowed us to sample a couple of the ice cream flavors which we felt were very good. My daughter then desided to get a large cookies and cream milkshake so she and I could share it and it was only $1 more than the small.\n\nWhen we get to the register I ask the girl serving us if I could have another cup so my daughter and I can share the milkshake and she says \"Sure\". No problem right? Wrong... When she goes to ring us up for the 1 large milkshake and 1 red velvet cupcake it came up to be nearly $15!!!\n\nI explain that by their pricing \"That the cupcake was $3 and that the large milkshake wasn't $11, so why is it $15?\" The girl says \"Well, I can give you a 20% discount, but that's it.\" As she is staring at me her twin comes up and explains that since I wanted an extra cup for the milkshake they would have to charge me for 2 smalls instead of 1 large milkshake. I explain that I will pay for the large milkshake and the cupcake since that is what I wanted but not for 2 small shakes. She explained that the 2 cups were for 2 small shakes and that is what they needed to charge me for. I again explained that I ordered a large and wasn't paying for 2 smalls & if they need to go ahead and either changre me for the one large & a cupcake or  forget it all and I was leaving since I'm not paying that much. She agreed and I paid for the 1 large milkshake (divided into 2 cups) and 1 cupcake. \n\nAll in all it tased good but not good enought that I will be going back and having this kind of hassle again. To me customer service is worth way more than slightly better tha average taste. \n\nI really like to support local businesses but they have to EARN my support.\n\nMaybe I'll try again, but for now I'm good...


This place is comparable to Buca di Beppo.\n\nDefinitely for the masses.


had brunch here a few weeks back, it's located inside MGM. We were on our way to an ice bar and came across Fleur. Looked casually classic so we gave it a try. Not bad, at all...\n\nhad a few appetizers and sangria (yumm). my favorite would have to be the GREEN oyster shooters. Huge oysters sunk in with cilantro and bits of jalapeno (which i spitted out). Very tangy and tasteful. Their mini tacos are so delightful, nestled in a silver holder (so cute). Asian fusion is really making its mark all over...\n\nkeep up the good food Fleur!!!


This had the potential to be the best meal I have had this year and sadly it came way under par. I considered that perhaps I had built it up in my mind but everyone else at the table had the same feeling I did. So, with a heavy heart, I am going to say this meal did not deliver. \n\nWe arrived early and enjoyed a drink at the beautiful bar. There is not one bad thing I can say about the decor of this place. It is beautiful! Very modern and updated with incredible views of the city from the fifth floor of the Phoenician. The menu for glasses of wine is a short but satisfactory list. There is also an interested beer and cocktail menu. \n\nWhen our entire party arrived (8 people for a birthday celebration) we were promptly seated. That is when things started to go down hill. Our server was very nice and attentive but the food was very overpriced and underwhelming. Phoenix magazine has their Cesaer salad listed as the best in the city. I informed the group of this and sure enough, everyone ordered it! It is made table side (totally unnecessary) but it was NOT what we expected! No one like it - it was entirely too lemony - and i felt guilty for even having suggested it. However, the French Onion Soup was delicious. We were only served bread once our appetizers arrived which I found odd, but no big deal. Our main courses arrived along with our sides, except for one. We had to remind the server to bring it. The sides are very small and really only meant for two people. So, it was difficult to share them with the table which was disappointing. I had the petite filet which was cooked medium rare just as I had asked. Unfortunately, it was not as tasty as I had hoped. It was not bad, but certainly not the best steak I had ever had. Simply mediocre. The mushroom side was salty and the potatoes gratin was good. I didn't get to try any other sides as they were too small to share with a table of 8. My boyfriend has the braised rib which the server had raved about. The meat was falling off the bone (good) but it was the sauces that really made it unappealing (bad). Some one got the lamb chops and felt they were good, but fatty. Two people really enjoyed their rib eye. Nothing but positive things to say there. \n\nAfter our main course, I double checked with the server to make sure he knew it was a birthday. He did and said he would bring out something for him. So, to our surprise, the next time he came to the table, he brought the check and said, \"Have a good night.\" We were all very confused by this interaction. We wondered if the dessert was still coming or if he had somehow forgotten in the past five minutes. He said it was still coming (and it did with his name written in chocolate syrup which was a nice touch). At a fine dining restaurant, the bill should not be brought before we were done eating. It was very odd. We enjoyed the dessert (an apple tart thingy) and some sorbet before finally paying the bill and leaving. \n\nOverall, it was a mediocre experience. Our server was very nice and he cannot make up for the food not being excellent, but I think we were all put off by the bill and him saying good night before we were even done eating. But, enjoy the ambiance while you are there.


Probably the best place for pizza and calzones. I love the atmosphere and service here. Its very mom & pop, but professional and fun at the same time. I've  taken my friends and family here, and both groups are quite critical in their own way... but they LOVED the place. My best friend Anthony is from NM and seriously comes to visit me because of our frequent visits to Spinatos - not to see me. \n\nObsessed with the spinach calzones. Joey is my favorite server. the riesling is divine.\n\nA+


So my second time in LV and i had never been to a buffet. I love food and I tend to not have very good self control so I steer clear from places like that. You know the kid in the candy store expression? Sadly that's me when I see food. Here is an example: I can eat pizza 24/7 if it is standing in front of me. I can tolerate the pain it gives me. So I was a bit nervous as there was so much potential for my ass to grow. But I figured when in it Rome, screw it and stuff your face, you are on vacation. Well I am ashamed to say that in 4 days, I went to 3 buffets. See? Zero self control. \n\nThis buffet was suggested by trip advisor as top 5 buffets on the strip. It was second following Caesar's and third was the Wynn one. \n\nWe went in and was told that the wait time was going to be bad. It wasn't all that awful. If you are like me and love people watching (and occasionally judging) then there was plenty of things to see and watch while waiting in line. We anticipated 1 hr and we were in within 30 mins. \n\nYou sit down and the servers come and get your drink order. Then u go and pick your food and thats where all your troubles begin. HOLLY CHOICES! There were 5 kinds of salmon, cooked in all sorts of ways. Calamari salads, pasta, pizza, veggies, mussels, shrimp, beef, chicken, ribs, sushi, chinese food, breakfast food, all types of bread, a whole section with fruit and another one with desserts. There wasnt anything that I tried that I didnt like. I went absolutely crazy on seafood and fruit that I couldnt even make it to the pizza section. I was beyond stuffed. Therefore I became the healthiest eater in buffet history. Only fish and fruit. Hey I am ok with that.\nThe only reason I deducted a star was because a few of the foods were cold. Otherwise, that place was every eater's paradise. Props to bellagio for even keeping up with the abundance food and people.


In a nutshell: buyer beware.\n\nThe service was friendly, the price was right... the phone was probably stolen... annnnd did not function as claimed.\n\nI hastily bought an unlocked phone from these guys 3 hours before my flight left. We were leaving to travel in Central America for a year and my phone had just died. Hence the haste and the need for a global unlocked phone. Though I realize that buying a used phone means some features are broken, they said the phone checked out. So I was very disappointed to discover that the GPS (50% of the reason I needed the phone) didn't work, the headphone jack didn't work, the back camera was missing a lens, and the front camera didn't work at all, and some other little things. So this is a phone that checked out for being fully functional?\n\nNow that I am back in the US, I bought a US SIM. I can't activate the SIM because there's a lost/stolen alert on my phone (interesting that wasn't a problem in Cen. Am.). So now I have a phone that I bought as a legitimate phone for $150 that I can't use. There are websites where you can check the phone to see if it is stolen. You'd THINK a store that deals in used phones would do that. NOPE. I trusted them. I was burned.\n\nAnd now that I'm trying to contact them again, their phone number doesn't work and they're not responding facebook messages. Thanks, Clarence of Unlocked Global Phones. You've really done me a solid, buddy.


So awful. Handed in ghds to have the fuse replaced and within 2 weeks they are broken again. Also had my iPhone screen replaced, when I left the shop it was completely broken, no touch screen at all. \u00a3145 wasted. Would never ever recommend


The queso is ridiculously good... seriously. And the homemade tortillas are also outstanding.\n\nAside from that, everything is average at best. As mentioned by others, this is Americanized Mexican cuisine. This is not autentica comida Mexicana, mi amigos!\n\nWe had been once before and thoroughly enjoyed the food. Hence making it a point to visit again on our most recent trip to Arizona.\n\nWe started with the chips and salsa set for the table - delicious. I ordered a bunch of queso for the table, and I started with a Tortilla Soup. It was hilariously underwhelming. I made the joke that it was kitchen scraps, and it looked the part. It was light tomato broth with a bunch of vegetables, a gob of cheese and a small corn on the cob on top. Yes, a small corn on the cob is on top. It was lousy and I wouldn't recommend it.\n\nWe ordered a pound of chicken fajitas and a half pound of vegetable ones (thanks to the vegetarian fiancee). It went surprisingly far for five of us... but the veggies weren't grilled much, which is sad because they were otherwise delicious. Also, the chicken fajitas only had one piece of green pepper and one of red on top. It should be lush with peppers and onions that have been grilled or possibly even caramelized (the onions).\n\nDaniel E. wrote in his review the same concern, that there should be \"more than a pile of onions,\" that he expected at least some green, red or yellow peppers. The fajitas were good and quite filling. The accompaniments were decent - cheese, lettuce, sour cream and the like. Nothing fancy, certainly no frills.\n\nSo much potential, but it fails on almost everything. It's a true shame. This place needs to be on Restaurant Impossible with Robert Irvine... badly...\n\nThis time around... the service was really lousy. And my fiancee found a bug deep down in her water. Very disappointing. The waitress first replied confirming what size bug it was, and then explained it and claimed that \"we're not dirty, it's just the food smell.\" Then she apologized and walked away. We think she deducted a soda from the final bill... but nothing else. A bug!\n\nAnd the entry foyer smelled like a high school locker room... it was foul on the way in and out.\n\nSad to say that we may likely not return in the future. I'm not sure if our family and friends in the greater Phoenix area will either after the bug incident.


as the end of my third decade approached, i started to panic... how do i gracefully breeze through yet another milestone birthday with grace and style??  last year's nyc festivities were a trump card punctuated by le bernadin, but this year...it had to be bigger, better, faster, more.  what better place to indulge in excess than the city of sin, so away i went (with friends in tow) to celebrate the end of an era.  beyond the obligatory vices of vegas, my sights were sent on visiting jo\u00ebl robuchon, whom gault millau deemed chef of the century and michelin bequeathed the only three star rating between the east and west coasts. dressed in nothing less than my big pink quincea\u00f1era dress (because 15 x 2 seems much less daunting than a big bloated 30), i buckled in for a ride of four courses and accompaniments.  the french are experts at throwing in extra flair to make a girl feel special, and highlights included a formidable bread cart, surprise g\u00e2teau de c\u00e9l\u00e9bration, and let's not forget the special raspberry-pistachio pound cake parting gift  just for the ladies. oh, and did i mention the fernet & coke that kicked off the festivities?  of course i didn't need to, it's a prerequisite pour tout les joyeux anniversaires.


For the fans of Bueno Burger it's no bueno because the lights have been turned off at this location. I was going to do lunch on New Year's Day and there was a For Lease sign. It's a shame, the lady who ran this place was so accomodating. She let me crash there while waiting for AAA after I pulled into the adjacent parking lot with a flat tire a couple of months ago.


If they charge $11 for a tiny glass of friggin' Cadillac they'd better make it right. Boy, this place sucks. That is why I live in LA!


I've eaten here twice.. The second time thinking they might have improved from the first.. uhh... sadly not.\n\nFood, service, atmosphere are all much better at the Morrison Street branch. Yes the decor is horribly dated but if you're only going to a restaurant for their decor then may I suggest you MAY have the wrong approach....\n\nEven being a member of the loyalty club which gives me 10% (?) off my bill and vouchers (which they don't do anymore in lieu of getting a % off your bill) don't entice me to visit this place.\n\nWe've also ordered delivery from here once.. don't bother.. everything arrives a bit lukewarm and soggy.. and we only lived about 5/10mins drive from the restaurant at the time... \n\nIf you HAVE to visit ChopChop.. Head up to Morrison St.


It is alright.\n\nOrdered a chicken pita sandwich. The pita bread itself was good, wished more of the cucumber sauce, and the chicken was thick and enough - to make your money's worth. Just needed something else to give it a 4 or 5.\n\nOf course there are plenty of other options to go to, if not feeling for chicken pita sandwich.


Incredible food, ribs are great! Service is fantastic, I definitely would recommend this place !!!


**4.5 stars**\n\nI visited Jean Philippe in the Aria hotel for the crepe and desert.  I am sure I would appreciate all the food and dessert here IF i didn't stuff my face prior to visiting this place.  I ordered the Ham Crepe and it was a my first time eating a crepe.  It was a positive experience, but it's something I could do without.  Glad I gave it a shot though.  Maybe I am not a Crepe type of guy.  I'll try a dessert crepe next time.  You can see how the crepes are made in front of you.  It is quite a delicate process.  I also tried the white chocolate cheesecake and that was amazingly good.  The cheesecake has a smooth texture to it and will melt in your mouth.  Eyes will roll all the way back when people eat this.  It was covered with a thin sheet of white chocolate.  Presentation is superb.  I would go back just for the desserts.  \n\nThe restaurant is set up in two sections.  One area is serves gelato and crepes, the other half serves desserts, sandwiches, and coffee / beverages.  The location has a very modern look / design to it and is very appealing.  The glass case showcases all the desserts they have to offer and it just makes you want to order 1 of everything.  I was very tempted to do it too.  I swear every dessert were chanting my name.  The prices are bit higher than what I normally would pay, but hey its Vegas, you win big and spend big.  To give you an idea of the prices, a large cup of soda is $4 (~ 32 OZ).  \n\nCheck this place out for great desserts.  Do not go if you are on a diet because just looking at the desserts will be considered cheating!  This sin is perfect for city.\n\nBon Apettit!


Wasn't impressed. Poorly seasoned steak and slow service. All of the food was just ok. So many better options out there. Quite disappointed.


Small Pho $6.50\nLarge Pho $7.00\nEggrolls $4.50 to $5.25 ?? READ 5th Paragraph.  \n\nWe walked into Da Lat hungry and had a major craving for Pho! We were greeted with a smile, and seated right away. The server was really nice. \n\nWe ordered 3 Small Combo Beef Special Pho, 1 Large Brisket Pho, and Eggrolls as an appetizer.\n\nThe eggrolls arrived and there was nothing special. The eggrolls just came with lettuce. There were no mints, pickled carrots/radishes, and cilantro. I was extremely disappointed. But, I was super hungry and ate it anyway.\n\nThe Pho is just OKAY. I added a bunch of sauce to make my Pho taste just right. There was plenty of meat and it filled me up.\n\nThe Bill came and I saw the Eggrolls were charged at $5.25. On the menu, the price was $3.50. I asked the waitress about the price, and she said it cost extra for lettuce. I was kind of annoyed that she didn't let me know ahead of time. Therefore, this incident ruined my experience at Da Lat and I won't be going back. Sorry! \n\nAfter I found out, lettuce was extra. I made sure using my credit card didn't cost extra just in case I was SURPRISED again. \n\nI don't care I got charged 75 cents. I just thought it wasn't right for her not to let me know I was going to get charged while I was placing my order.


All right, let's be clear. The coffee is great. The servers are friendly. Attention to detail? Not so much. Waited in a forever long line for a black coffee with nothing in it. Got up there and the girl goes \"oh you're going full fat today, huh? No holds barred?\" I thought she was being sarcastic but just in case, I grimaced and said \"No, the opposite!\" She looks back at the coffee and goes \"uh, oh yeah, that's right. No, she put skim in there.\" I said \".....I need it black, actually.\" And she said \"oh yeah yeah, sure, we got it.\" Hands me a clearly milky coffee. \n\nI'm not nitpicking - I'm lactose intolerant. Milk gives me dairyarrhea. They've given me milk in a black coffee twice here and while I love their coffee, they need to make note of these things.


I have been coming to this Red Robin for a little over 10 years. So the renovation in my opinion was much needed. But there have been A LOT of cons vs pros. My daughter and I came at 4:30pm on a Saturday. Problem #1 they placed very large dividers at the front waiting area. I believe they put these up so you can't see how many people are seated. We waited for 15 mins. There were a lot of people waiting and with the renovation, less chairs to wait. Problem #2 Yup looks like I was right, those dividers were hiding something alright, lots of empty seats! I don't understand why we needed to wait 15mins for seats when it wasn't even busy! Now I can understand if they are short staffed but from the looks of it, they are not. Problem #3 I asked our host if we could sit away from the TV so we could watch the game. I pointed out the brand new flaming red tables and chairs in the middle. The hostess said, \"sorry sir, we are saving those (set of 5 tables and 10 chairs separated to create 5 seating areas and all completely empty) for larger parties.\" Really?! I didn't argue, I just pointed out a different table to watch the game. Problem #4 no server for 10 mins. Had to ask what looked to be a mgr  cleaning, to send someone over. She took the order herself. #5 got the kids menu but no crayons, hostess forgot them.  #6 finally introduced to our real server, she came by and said she will be helping us then walked away before I could say ok. \n\nThis place doesn't feel kid friendly any more. This review went from 3 to 2 stars during the review. \n\n\nI have to say the food was just as good as it always is and I will be coming back but come on guys.\n\nUpdate: I did talk to the mgr on the way out and she is well aware of the problems I had and welcomed the feedback. She said she would address all of them. I'll Yelp again next time I am here.


My less than stellar review is for service.   We waited 30 minutes for our meals to be delivered.  When we questioned the waiter, he was not helpful, so we asked to speak to the manager.  The manager did not even come to speak with us!   We were loyal neighborhood customers, even walking to the restaurant frequently!   My husband then wrote an email to the owner, and it was ignored by him as well.   This is obviously a business that does not value customer service, we were very disappointed and Eastwind has lost regular customers


Some of the best tacos I've ever had. I just wish they carried pico de gallo or red sauce.


One of the best beer selections in Pittsburgh. They have pages and pages of bottles categorized by type but also listing descriptions, alc. content and brewery. The Imperial IPA (draft, great tap selection too) I had was Dorado from a brewery in San Diego that I've never seen offered here before. The bartender was really attentive and nice to talk to. You can buy six packs and get 20% off of any 4 bottles or more that you take home. Lots of seating but I really liked sitting at the bar due to ample space and clear sight lines to the fridge bottles (labeled by country), taps and TVs. Also has an open window in the front.


Let me start out by saying despite the low rating, this Hilton does have some redeeming qualities: the people are friendly, it's clean, the rooms are nice, it has a decent pool.  But you can get that a lot of places.\n\nThe \"On The Las Vegas Strip\" part of the title of the hotel is very misleading.  It is technically on the strip, yes, but it is a 20 minute walk past abandoned construction sites to get to anything other than Circus Circus.  I ended up taking taxis to get anywhere most of the time, and learned that the large building across the street had been under construction/abandoned since 2008, along with several other properties around this hotel in similar situations.  This is not \"On The Strip\".\n\nThere's a pool bar with a menu and drinks, but there's no restaurant in this hotel.  You can go down to the first floor and order a $15 frozen pizza that they heat up for you, or have one delivered to your room, but if you want to sit down for a nice meal, you're out of luck.  This I find completely inexcusable.  I'm in Vegas for the love of Todd - I'm there to either gamble (can't do that at the hotel), eat (can't do that at the hotel), or see a show (can't do that at the hotel).  Total disappointment, and a poor representation of Hilton.\n\nIt actually seems like they're using this hotel specifically to coerce people into timeshares, although I can't believe they have good luck with it given the lack of amenities at the property.  I'm just assuming that based on the number of people I spoke with who were there on 'free' vacations if they listened to a presentation and high pressure sales pitch on timeshares.\n\nAnyway - like I said.  If you don't care about being 'on the strip' or don't mind taking a taxi every time (ranged from about $10-$20 for a one-way trip depending on traffic), and don't care about close by food options, and don't want to gamble at your hotel, this is probably fine.  But if you want the Vegas experience, head south more and actually stay on the strip.


Went here on a Saturday night with my family for dinner. When the server came to get our drink order, we each asked for water ( there was eight of us) and we also ordered nachos and some other appetizers. She came back with 5 waters and informed us that they were out Tortilla chips. Next we ordered another appetizer. The server came back and told us they were out of that too. My sister ordered a drink and they couldn't make it so she got a chocolate milk that wasn't mixed up.  I ordered a glass of red wine and when i said the name, the server looked at me like I had three heads. I had to explain to the server that the restaurant she worked at served a specific brand of wine and that is what I was asking for. Our server kept disappearing for long periods of time even though there was only one other table of two in the entire place. It took her forever to finally come and take our dinner order. Where we were sitting, we had a view to the kitchen line and a few of our dishes clearly sat under heat lamps for a while. My sisters dish was crispy and dry when it shouldn't have been and my mom's was dry on top and soggy on the bottom. Oh, and they must have been rationing water as well because despite asking twice for refills, we never got them. In short, service sucked, food was alright. Definitely will not be going back.


Were it possible to rate zero stars, I would have done that.\nI had the absolute worst experience at a restaurant/bar  of my life at Lustre.\nAfter sitting at our table, we waited 35 minutes and never received service at all. Bussers came by and assured us someone would be over. We went to the bar to get menus and they assured us someone would be over. After 25 minutes, we saw a manager and walked up and asked him if we could have someone come take our order and how long we'd been waiting. From him, more of the same empty promises.\nThe staff at Lustre couldn't care less about its patrons. Save yourself time and head to one of the many nearby establishments that actually exists for its customers.\nWe walked out.


I like the idea of this place - live music, fun to sit at before you see a comedy show next door. The food was tasty. My only complaint is that the service was ssssslllllooooooowwww. It took over an hour to get our appetizer of chips. They were delicious, but it should not have taken an hour. Other than that, great beer selection on tap. Hopefully the service improves with time.


First time back in a long time...It's either gotten worse, or I've learned of better KBBQ in town....or both!\n\nWasn't a big fan of the meats truthfully...the only one that had flavor was the Marinated Pork Belly, and maybe the marinated chicken...the rest were a little boring and tough even after a quick sear.  Pic of the meats : http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/tofu-hut-las-vegas?select=zCo32peMlhCJI_0H7q1SUg#zCo32peMlhCJI_0H7q1SUg\n\nPic of the meats cookin' :  http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/tofu-hut-las-vegas?select=YuJt74AHAnh24_SqZNedLg#YuJt74AHAnh24_SqZNedLg\n\nThe banchan was ok.  Nothing really stood out, but the servings were plentiful.  When we ran out of kimchi, they resupplied quickly after a request.  Pic : http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/tofu-hut-las-vegas?select=vHznYxpqkzfUaFttHH7JUA#vHznYxpqkzfUaFttHH7JUA\n\nOnly half of the dining area has BBQ grills, so expect a wait.  Ours was about 30min, around 930pm on a weekday.  Not a big deal to me, just expect it.\n\nThe only thing they really have going for them are the prices.  It's about $14 for AYCE during 10pm+, so they are almost half price of most places.  But unless you can't afford the extra few dollars out on the town, do yourself a favor and look elsewhere for KBBQ.


I ordered from the summer tasting menu at $39 and started with their Summer Gazpacho...a cool, refreshing cherry tomato gazpacho with cucumber and chunks of burrata (Italian soft cheese).  The Kurobuta Pork Chop was the main, and was the highlight of my meal...anytime a restaurant serves Kurobuta (Japanese black pig) and cooks it perfectly deserves at least 4 stars.  It was tender and juicy greatness...I could go on and on.  The dessert was a Peach Crisp and rounded out the meal wonderfully.  Appetizers range from $8-$15, and main dishes are $20-$40.  Try to request a booth if you're dining for 2 or 4...and let the servers know that you'll be asking for the warm, grilled ciabatta bread w/rosemary olive oil to keep coming!


Food was good at best, they serve alcohol but there's no scene, no outside seating, and uncomfortable seating.


Bacaro's cuisine is innovative and delicious! Appropriate proportions are creatively presented. Ingredients are always fresh and the specials take advantage of what's in season, putting subtle twists on traditional dishes that make you relish for the next bite! The service and ambiance are the tops! Clean, engaging art, cool bar! Thad the owner is most gracious and makes everyone feel like a guest in his home. The wait staff is most accommodating and shares in Thad's love for the culinary arts. Bacaro might remind you of a River North restaurant (Chicago) without the inflated cost. Great people watching can be had on their outdoor terrace.


I went to cheddars with my mother while I was in town visiting. She had up talked this place so much and convinced me to go. We went around 2pm on a Tuesday well after the lunch rush. We were sat pretty quickly. It took a while for our server to even take our drink orders. As we were sitting there I noticed multiple ants on the table. My mother nodded it off that they probably had just sprayed for bugs and came out. At this point I wasn't really feeling eating there. Out server finally came and took our drink orders, we already knew what we wanted because that's how long it took for her to come over. I ordered their loaded baked potato soup which was delicious and the monte cristo sandwich, also delicious. Low and behold I came down with a very unpleasant bout of food poisoning. I will not be going back during any of my future visits.