My boyfriend and I decided to go out to a late dinner at Hash House, service was okay.  The hostess were friendly and welcoming, but leaning on the host stand a little to much.  We had to order off the late night menu, I got the grilled cheese sandwich, It was decent.  Way to much tomato and only one big chunk of avocado.  It was thrown together and sloppy, hard to eat.  Mike was our server and was good. Took him about 15 min to get my strawberry lemonade margarita, but was a very good drink for only $8.  All in all it was a decent dinner but hope for better service and food next time.


The Buffet at the Bellagio, an array of incredible fancy looking cuisine, that dissapoints with bland flavors however, not everything is bad for great service and selection this is a bargain....also, if u have a weak stomach don't plan on swimming after you eat  because you'll be spending a night with the SHARTS!


So this location recently opened up, within the past month or so. It was new enough to where I had to add the location to Yelp, so that I could check in.\n\nThe set up is very similar to any other thrift store. However, we were greeted by a very friendly worker. \n\nI had read another review on a different location of the same thrift store so I wasn't too sure if it would be any good.\n\nOverall, my experience was okay. Was I super excited about this thrift store? No. Did I hate it? No. Somewhere in the middle. \n\nSome of the clothes had stains and were overpriced in my opinion but they also had fantastic deals mixed in between as well. \n\nThey had a big sign hanging from the ceiling and it told you what color tag was 50% off for that day. This I liked. Only one other thrift store has markdowns on color tags but sometimes their signs are not clear enough to see.


The Healing joint is a fantastic facility for both chiropractic and wellness needs. Dr. D is wonderful. He is a true healer who is there to help you get better. His vast knowledge and kindness  truly makes him fantastic at what he does. Both my husband and I have gone to him for treatment and he has helped us both with our issues. I had a knee injury from running and because of Dr. D my knee feels great and I am running again with no problems.                                                                                My husband and I also take advantage of the great monthly deal that is offered. The Jade bed and sauna are wonderful and so relaxing and the 60 minute massage is amazing. All of the massage therapists that I have had are great and very professional and knowledgeable.                                                                                The Healing Joint is truly a wonderful place. The friendly and knowledgeable staff gives the place a wonderful sense of community and comfort.  I look forward to my time there and highly recommend this place for your wellness journey.


My grandparents came into town from Florida and wanted to go to dinner. Their absolute favorite food is seafood and being that they live in a place where great seafood is available everywhere, I wanted to take them someplace that would not disappoint. Anytime I have ever asked anyone where to get good seafood at in Arizona, the answer has always been The Salt Cellar.  \n\nI want to start off by saying the service staff in every aspect was stellar.  We showed up with one more person than we had anticipated and the hostesses were quick to make the last minute accommodation. The ladies in your bar were so sweet, and our server was amazing. \n\nIn regards to the food, my sister and I ordered oysters on the half shell, which were the best we have ever had. My mom got the crab stuffed shrimp and really enjoyed it. My sister and I also split the crab legs and filet. Unfortunately, this is where things take a different direction.  Crab legs were great, but the medium filet was not seasoned at all and was chewy.  My fifteen year old son got the filet and shrimp.  He liked the shrimp, but said the steak was not good, and he usually likes, and will pretty much eat everything with no complaints. My grandfather's fish was overcooked, and my grandmother's fried shrimp was soggy.  We had cold veggies on our plates that tasted like they were warm at one time, but had sat out for quite awhile.  \n\nLet me just say, money is not the issue here.  Our bill was 317 dollars after tip, for an average of about 53 dollars per person. Totally reasonable for a great meal. When it comes to amazing food, service and atmosphere I would pay double that.  I do realize this is a seafood restaurant, however for the amount of money that is being charged I would expect to leave feeling that EVERYTHING was amazing.  I originally thought about going to The Keg which is similarly priced. I have ordered different steak and seafood dishes there many times and each time said to my husband, \"Oh my God. I loved every part of that dinner!\" However, I wanted to take my grandparents to a local restaurant and not a chain restaurant that they could go to anytime in Florida. After hearing the great things about this restaurant, I decided to take a chance and go here instead. I was honestly SO surprisingly disappointed and to be frank, embarrassed that I suggested it. It was just, eh. Everyone left saying \"It was ok, but not great.\" My mom and sister who also live here said it was totally not what they had expected. \n\nI did not want to tell the server about this in front of my whole family when he asked how everything was, not to mention we were in a hurry and could not have had our dinners remade at that time had they offered. So I decided to return home and email the manager. In her response she just proceeded to tell me that the issue is their food supplier and not the preparation. She made absolutely no attempts to regain our service. I would have given this restaurant at least three stars but after receiving her reply bumped it down to a 1.


I work in the South West and I feel like if you don't want to eat at chain restaurant you're only other option is Tex Mex.  Don't get me wrong I like the Mex it's the Tex that throws me.  Luckily, there are some pretty good ones and Richardson's in Phoenix is one of them.\n\nBoth David and I ordered the Blue Corn Smoked Turkey Enchiladas and an order of Guacamole.  The moment the Guacamole arrived David dumped our salsa all up on it. \"Trust me,\" he says.  He was right the guacamole salsa combo was delicious.  So too were the Blue Corn Turkey Enchiladas.  The turkey meat was moist, yummy, and had just the right amount of smoke.  We both went with the green chile and we definitely didn't regret the choice.  I'm becoming a bit of a green chile snob and Richardson's does a good job.\n\nThe interior looks like a Mexican cultural museum.  The walls and booths are very organic in appearance and designed to look like a pueblo.  I though the copper table tops were a nice touch.  The service was prompt, but nothing too special.  The u shaped bar in the middle of the restaurant seems to be a bit of a hot spot for locals.  With good food and great ambiance, Richardson's will definitely be added to my go to list when in Phoenix.\n\n1 Guacamole\n2 Turkey Enchilada\n---------------------------\n$32


I have been wanting to go to the one and only \"Cambodian\" restaurant in the valley for quite a few months and we finally made it and LOVED it from the moment we entered. An aura of love, peace and harmony welcomed us in. LOVED the food!!!!!! It was my husband's 1st adventure  into Cambodian cuisine. He is an adventurous spirit and loves most cuisines so I knew he would treasure the unique flavors of Cambodia. It was cooked by Mom who used to work for Intel. Served by son and daughter. Even though it was busy he found time to converse with us. It was one of those lingering, thought provoking, conversation provoking experiences that stays with you until your next visit.


Good bottle co aka where da funk did all my money go is an awesome craft beer bottle ship.  They constantly have new/limited releasee beers on tap ( fill dat growler) and their bottle variety is outstanding.  Grab a six pack holder and skip around the store and choose from the various beers that are organized by style.  There is a fridge full of cold ones if you want to grab some to go as well.  If you know a beer lover or are an alcoholic this is the place to be.


Went there a couple of nights ago. Decided to dine in. They seemed pretty busy with take out and delivery and so the service was a little slow. The lady who worked there, owner?, was very friendly and the food was very good. I thought it was better than average American-Chinese places. Portions were big and they used lots of fresh vegetables.\n\nLately, I have seen some small local restaurants, that have only one person taking care of everything: answering the phone, taking take out orders, and acting as a server (bring out food, filling up drinks, etc.). I don't understand why they insist in offering service for dine-in. I wish they would opt out of that and let customers order at the register. That would make things so much easier and faster. In addition, customers wouldn't have to wait forever just for the menus to come out or to get a refill. Just an idea...


I had looked up Postino on Yelp before heading there. I always thought that Bruschetta meant just the tomato basil topping before going to Postino .\n\nWe had the :\nBrie & Apples with Fig Spread\nFresh Mozzarella with Tomato & Basil\nWarm Artichoke Spread\nTomato Jam & Fresh Sheeps Milk Cheese\nRicotta with Dates & Pistachios\n\nEvery thing tasted so great - delicate flavours married together to create that perfect bite. A great place to head to after work


I kinda live for cheese danish except when I am living for coffee. So, the new marriage between Grouchy John's and German Bread Bakery makes me very happy and twice as lively.  The cheese danish has the best pastry shell/wrap/? that I have tasted. The cheese is more than adequate, bordering on bountiful.  I like the apple danish, but it may need more apple. However, to be honest, even with double the apple, I'm going to pick the cheese. Go to get some cheese danish at GJ's, but not the last one, cause then I will be sad.


I feel like I'm in an abusive relationship with Nee House. They treat me like shit but I keep coming back for more because their authentic dishes make me love them long time (inappropriate? Eh). I mean, it's never a shock when I come in and the staff makes me feel as if I just dropped into their home without calling first, but today they really turned me off with their rudeness.\n\nI go in at about 2:45pm with my daughter for lunch. There is only one table being used. The woman points to the table right next to the only people eating at the restaurant. So, I smile but went one table over and sat down. The woman comes out of the kitchen and says \"no, can you sit at that table over there?\" I looked at her as if questioning why I couldn't sit at the table I had chosen, and she pointed to one of the large, family-style tables right next to the table I had chosen, and said \"they're going to have dinner\". I moved, but was very perplexed as to what the issue was. Aren't all the tables there for a reason? And who eats dinner at 3 in the afternoon? Anyway, I shook it off and ordered the shrimp and eggplant in Szechuan sauce; it was amazing, as usual. My daughter enjoyed her chicken lo mein. What I didn't love is how the waitress brought out one dish way before the other, and never acknowledged our numerous friendly \"thank you's\". She just had this energy that yelled \"this is the last thing I want to be doing right now. Why are you here?!\"\n\nThen....the staff starts coming out of the kitchen to that table that I wasn't allowed to sit near. THAT'S why I couldn't sit there?! I guess I am a second-class citizen that cannot sit at my preferred table if it is too close to the staff as they eat their food. Totally turned me off. Ridiculous. And for those who claim \"it's about the food, not the service\", that is ridiculous too. When you eat out, the way you are treated as well as how delicious the food is contributes to your experience as a whole. Is the food good? Absolutely. Does this mean that it's a good experience? Probably not. \n\nI vowed to never go back....at least until I get another craving for that shrimp dish-- with a side of jerk sauce.


Decided to stop in because of the signs around the area. The front staff is not friendly at all. I'm not even sure why they are checking people out. Very cold. Also not impressed with my cupcake. The price for a standard size cupcake with store bought frosting that was slightly over cooked, was a rip off!!! I could have made my own cupcakes, saved money and not have to have dealt with bad attitudes!!!  Not worth it at all!


Nice looking premises! Clean!\nI usually go to the 24 on Rainbow but I decided to give this one a shot. I like the dynamic atmosphere. People working out hard, minding their own business, doing their own thing. Smiles everywhere and CLEAN!  The clean part is a big deal since unfortunately the Rainbow location seems to be lacking in this area. \nI was pleased to see 2 Crossfit Tractor tires. It also has a Pilates room  (another plus). Even with the new years resolutionists, there is plenty of availability for superset workouts. The equipment is ok; I wish it had more leg equipment. A sissy squat machine would be great. It is also missing the revolving solid bent D- Lat pulldown bar with handles which I use a lot. But overall it's a nice gym. \nI recommend this place.


What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas  ...unless it's delicious happy hours chicken taquito and mixed (watered down) shots!  The flavor was reminiscent of delicious but the chicken was a bit scorched on either ends.


Arrived at 8:10 on a Sunday morning and speed of service was great.  I had the Mexican Skillet and it was delicious - Marinated carnitas, sliced Jalepenos, tasty potatoes, sour cream and pico de gallo. My guy had Rick's Adobo Rice.  SO good had to steal a few bites.  Finished the breakfast with Red Velvet Pancakes.  Oh my! So good and so bad at the same time. Loved them! All was great! Will definitely be back.


I just bought my third set of tires here.  The price is always good compared to other competitors, and the service is swift and friendly.  On the phone, the manager said my 4 Michelin tires would be at the store in one hour, and I would be out the door in 30 minutes.  I would receive a $100 rebate to boot.\n\nI arrived at the business in 1 hour and 15 minutes; all new tires were already there; and, despite about 10 people already in the waiting room, all tires were quickly mounted on my car and I was out the door in 29 minutes, with the $100 rebate processed online by me without any glitches within an hour after that.  So why the loss of half a star?\n\nI was asked by the manager if I had picked up a complimentary bottle of cold water, and I responded that I had helped myself to a free bottle, but it was not cold.  Although several salesmen were moving about, no one had apparently noticed that the refrigerator was totally empty; only warm bottles rested in cases on top.  As I was leaving, I saw an employee start to restock the refrigerator with water bottles.\n\nMore importantly, when my car was returned to me I noticed that visible white lines (probably from sealant) had streaked all four tires.  It took me less than 5 minutes to wash all the streaks off with water at a nearby gas station.  But it should be obvious to the service techs that when a car owner spends several hundred dollars to buy new mounted tires, he or she would like to see them looking better upon receipt than the old worn ones that were just removed.  I feel that the technicians should spend a few extra minutes making sure that the tires are properly detailed before presenting a car for return--even if that might throw off the 30-minute promise a bit.  Speed is much less important than mounting and tightening the tires properly and presenting a nice-looking final product.  \n\nI know these particular tires were all properly mounted and tightened because I just arrived intact in southern California without incident after driving at high speeds from North Las Vegas in the middle of the night (to beat the heat) following an enjoyable UYE at Settebello's in Henderson.  So, I highly recommend this store to others overall, despite the two minor gripes just expressed.


From the outside the place looks great, but I'm all about the food quality more than the presentation and I've got to say Wicked Spoon still needs some improvement. \n\nI tried almost everything they had to offer, and I was glad they at least had crab legs and shrimp,  if I'm going to pay $40 /person I better be eating some seafood. The Korean short ribs were just ok, the quality of the meat was not that great. The fried oysters were cold when I got them, and when I tried a fresh batch they cooked it didn't really have any flavor. The mini sloopy joe burgers were pretty good, but I didn't pay this price to eat burgers. The prime rib I got to say was pretty tender and cooked well, but I'm not a huge fan of prime rib so needless to say I wasn't impressed by that either. \n\nMoving on to the desserts..the presentation looked all so lovely, but most of the ones in the little tiny cups weren't that great. The flan was pretty good and not too sweet. They had these tiny orange macarons which were pretty yummy. My favorite dessert was the ice cream, which I believe it was the caramel chocolate one I had. The ice cream was rich and creamy and probably by far the best thing I think I had at the buffet. \n\nSo I was not impressed by them at all, I essentially paid $40 to eat really really good ice cream, which I could have gotten a whole bucket worth. I still recommend the M Buffet at the M Resort. Their buffet not only includes unlimited Wine and Beer, but their crab legs are Warm!! And all their desserts are yummy, especially the creme brulee.


OK, so we ordered pizza for delivery and we made a mistake on our address, we just moved and have an incorrect apartment number.  After we realized our mistake we called pizza hut only to find out the driver had attempted to deliver the pizza but could not due to our mistake.  After calling the store and correcting our error we waited for our new pie to arrive. We waited, and waited and waited.  After more than an hour our pie was delivered and it was... Horrible!  I am confident that it was the same pie they attempted to deliver more than 2 hours ago.  Called the store and spoke with the manager who was less than friendly and was assured that a driver would be by, sometime tonight, to pick up the pie and give us a refund.  We shall see....


Basically we came here after Patati Patata was too busy/crowded and we were starving. My friend (a local) had said that she had been here before, and the staff was rude but the food was ok, so we decided to give it a chance. T\n\nhe \"pizza\" that was in the display counter looked inedible, I'm not sure why anyone would ever eat that and the girl at the cash register looked beyond bored and as if we were bothering her by ordering. She rolled her eyes more than once at me, and I dont think she said a single word to me except for when she told me the price. \n\nThe food was...edible, I had a gyro and thats pretty hard to screw up anyway, my friends had poutine and cheeseburgers. The poutine was greasy and soupy, they didnt like it.  There just isnt anyting here to like..


Brought my adult dog in for a 3day stay. The staff was not very friendly right from the start. They called me the next day to tell me my dog had bad diarrhea and that they needed to give her antibiotics and that I'd have to pay for it. When we can to pick her up she looked so incredibly stressed out, which was probably the reason for her tummy issues. They completely ignored us for about 10 minutes. We're finally home, no diarrhea at all, but she did manage to rub her nose raw and no-one bothered to mention it. Not sure if they even noticed it or just didn't care to tell us. She is so relieved to be home but i can tell she had a bad couple of days. We do dog boarding about once every other month and she's never had diarrhea issues, never rubbed her nose raw, never came home so upset. I will be taking her back to her usual place next time even though it's 25 minutes out our way and i will never return here. The only reason i didn't do ONE star is because the lady i booked with was nice, the place seemed clean and I'm hoping that our experience isn't an everyday thing. I however will not be giving a second chance. Good luck!


Been there many times and have not been disappointed by the BBQ. Only been open for a short time but has won many awards and \"best of\" contests. Travel Channel has already spotlighted them! Be prepared to wait in line. The quickest I have made it through getting my food is about 40 minutes. Despite the wait, it is still a 5 star join.


Since I wasn't there for very long, this is a review in progress I guess you could say.. I seemingly take a trip to Vegas each year, so next time in town I will hit up Rio and give it another try  =\n\n~The Good~\nRio is off of the main part of the strip, so  it has a feel of being its own animal, I guess you could say. I haven't eaten at any of the restaurants, but the variety of options is perfect, from Caribbean fare to fine seafood, then they have this fun looking Indian food place as we walked in...Best of many worlds if you ask me. Gambling hall looks spacious and spread out evenly, and the events center which we saw Penn & Teller at was large, had a Starbucks for those coffee lovers, and a large lobby for all patrons with a bar. They have some drink stations as well, like Last Call for those whom like the slushy drinks. I was not in for very long, but I love island-themed resorts, so this place looks slick and worth a try again.\n\n~The Bad~\nI did notice that the pool was small, looked extremely small, actually. So I must have been seeing a side pool, I am sure....otherwise that is the smallest damn pool, why would a Caribbean-themed casino have a rinky-dink pool? Hrmm... The parking lot was also crazy; the structure had no room for our car, which forced us to park in the overflow lot.  I did not mind walking, but it was annoying having to drive around to an overflow lot... Also, the place did not smell overly inviting, not sure if it was the cigarette smoke or the cigarette smoke... Blech.  Also, just as it is off the strip which is nice, it is also difficult getting to all the other action. It would be difficult for me to have to drive to the strip each time I want to go down there, a lot of work.\n\n~The Down low~\nOverall, this place is fun. I was not able to enjoy it and take the entire place in on my trip there, mainly because we had the show to catch. Next time in Vegas, I will try to venture back and view more the casino has to offer. I will try to verify the pool situation, and see if parking ever gets better...until then they will get a generic 3 stars...But that should change :-0


Sorry this place really sucked . \n\nit was expensive and not worth the money YOU CAN COOK BETTER even if you can't cook..I have no idea why people like and recommend this place . \n\nanything cheese is from what I had is in a fake cheese sauce . Very orange even more so than Velveeta . \n\nThe side vegetable (was asparagus ) was cooked till it fell apart and with less skill than the local 2 Star Asian Buffet. \n\ndisappointed more so than most places\n\nAs only a VERY SLIGHT update 1/22/14\n\nSince my review I haven't been back so I can't update my review but my husband ate here twice. He said the steaks he had were OK. He didn't have vegetables either visit but did have the Green Chile Macaroni and Cheese and said it was very improved from what we had when we were there. I asked him how he'd rate his meals and he said around three stars because it was OK. \n\nMost likely I won't return anyway.


My friends and I wanted to indulge in kid-like fun yesterday so we stopped by here around 9:00 pm.  Since it was one hour before closing the rides, the slide, and three of the four tracks were closed, which is understandable.  Luckily we were able to squeeze in two quick races at  the Sprint Kart track.  Each game was $7.00 each.  Each race lasted about 15 minutes each, but it felt much longer!  The inside where all the arcade games and the food court area was looked a little run down and dingy though.


This was the most horrible experience. I am an avid restaurant goer and haven't had a BAD experience in a very long time, until now. We finished our meal. Waiter never checked on us mid way.  At the end, I had to go up to the desk and ask for the check. Took us 1 hr to cash out. No Rhyme or reason - we were not a bothersome table. My family of four ate, didn't ask for anything. We told the waiter at the beginning of our order that we needed Spring Rolls at the end. We finished our meal for a good 15 minutes before I had to walk up there myself.  Why did it take us 1 hour to cash out?  Because they suck at telling us our additional to go order of an appetizer was too hard to fulfill because they are out of spring rolls.\n\nThat's just dumb. One hour to cash out. Very poor service. The food was good. Average good food. But I will never come back to Jenni Pho again. I don't care how \"creative\" that name sounds.


This place was horrible.  The room was a deluxe.  No coffee maker.  Dirty bathroom and you can hear people from the rooms on both sides talking.  The water was shut off from 11 AM till 4PM with no notice up front.  We went into the room after gambling all night to get a voice mail at 4 AM.  The manager was rude and disrespectful,  We had not used the room but, she refused to refund if we left.  She lied and said the hotel was fully booked and when we told her the clerk said there were rooms available she said, \"Oh, that was nice of her.\"  What a joke.\n\nTried to save a buck.  You get what you pay for.  Low rates = Low class service.  Motel Six MGM!  Never go budget again!


Got very, very, sick off the french dip.  Service was without a smile. Long wait.  Would not recommend.


So I stop in at Big O tires because I had a slow leak in my rear tire. I pull in and I tell the the guy I have a leak and I want to get my tire plugged. He takes the tire off and finds a nail in the tread and takes the tire in the shop. As I am waiting for him to plug the tire I hear him take the tire off of the rim in the garage. I tell the other guy in the garage I wanted my tire plugged. This joker proceeds to tell me that it is against the law to plug tires...lol. So, of course I had to call him out on his lie. He then tells me it is 19.95 to patch the tire, but he won't charge me. He said just tip the other guy. Yeah, like I'm going to do what he tells me.\n\nSo now I have been much longer than I should have and I need my tire high speed balanced because they had taken my tire off of the rim. So I go inside to pay and the guy tells me don't worry about it that there is no charge. I told him to give me a receipt just incase the tire was not repaired properly. I then told him how his employee lied about plugging tires and state laws. He apologized for the liar in the garage trying to scam me.\n\nThen I go to leave and Is see the guy trimming the plug off the tire. I asked him why there was a plug in my tire when he said it was against the law..lol. He said they patch and plug tires. This guy can't even scam people without getting caught in his lies. All of this could have been avoided if he would have spent the 30 seconds it would have taken to plug my tire.\n\nI'll be back there when Is need to rotate my tires. I always go back to places after I give them a bad review. I give them a chance to redeem themselves.\n\nAll you have to do is be honest with people and you will make money at any type if business. When you lie to customers it discredits everyone at your place of business.


When the words \"Quintessentially British\" are part of your name, the place is serving itself up to locals to comment, \"I went to the Olympics in 2012, and THIS is not British,\" or for visiting Brits to say, \"Well if this is how they interpret our food and drink, then thank the Lord we gave up this country after the Revolutionary War.\" \n\nLuckily for this joint, I have neither visited our home fries across the Atlantic, nor am I a loyal subject to the British Commonwealth, so this review is strictly of my experience. I met up with two friends for a post-work beverage on the terrace, which overlooks the lawned park in the center of Town Square. We ordered the chip curry, which was fries done just right with a sweet curry dipping sauce, and the salmon crostini, essentially lox on toasted bread. \n\nThe service was there whenever we seemed to need it, but otherwise behind the scenes the remainder of the time. The food wasn't the most spectacular (is British food ever?), but I'd come back to the terrace to relax and chat over drinks!


I have been eating at Zen for a few years now and although I'm new to Yelp I'm surprised I haven't reviewed it. In my opinion it is as good as it gets and I enjoy dining at Zen at least twice a month. \n\nThe staff is amazing and my Lychee Martini is generally on my table for me before I sit down. The servers all work together and there is a great sense of teamwork. \n\nMy favorite thing to drink is the Lychee Martini, you must try this!!! Everything I've ever eaten and Zen is amazing. I really enjoyed going to Sole, their other restaurant, before it closed. Since Sole' is closed they have added some of the Spanish specialties to the Zen Asian Fusion menu which makes it true fusion! \n\nAll the Asian food is awesome and the Sushi is right there with it! Some of my favorites are:\nBlue Cheese Calamari\nCrab and Cream Cheese Spring Rolls\nPad Thai\nZen Eggplant\nRed Dragon Roll\nBento Box\n\n\nAhhh there are too many wonderful things to name on the menu! Do not pass up a chance to dine at Zen. See ya there! :)


Tried this place at The Venetian last time I was in Vegas, so when I stayed at the Palazzo I definitely wanted to eat here again.  Have to say I was REALLY confused because I didn't know there was one in each hotel.\n\nNevertheless, there were WAY too many choices to pick from given the amount of sleep I had the night before.  Got the lunch miso salmon and have to say it was DEEEELICIOUS!!! Some of the guys ordered breakfast, and we all enjoyed our food.  I definitely recommend this place for anytime although it is a bit pricey.  Go here before you hit the Casino otherwise you're eating $1.00 hot dogs the rest of your trip


Used to be a serviceable record store but has become a shell of its former self.  OVERPRICED lps and the selection is almost the same as it was 10 years ago.  I am an avid collector and really find no reason to go here anymore.


Ate there on a whim.  So when found out there was a 25 min wait, we opted to eat at the bar, and so glad we did!  The bar tender was making tons of drinks and began giving us the extra!  We were able to try the frozen hot chocolate and the frozen hot chocolate with peanut butter (amazing!!). I ordered the cheese burger and fries (not bad) and my husband the CA hot dog, which we both really enjoyed!  Sit at the bar if you want free drinks!!:)


great place, very clean and service was great.\nthe food, a ok. devil's egg. you can actually skip that, no flavor.\nthe short ribs was way too much salt for my taste, I wish they ease up a bit, because you can always add if you want it saltier.\nAndouille sausage, shrimp, and grits. you have to ask them extra spicy, otherwise it would be too bland. we asked for extra spicy, now it taste just right. bold.\nthe grits, hm. I don't think it goes well with the dish. anyway,\nthen we order the donut as our appetizer. that was nice too.\ngreat place for dinner.


my partner was in need of a dentist a little over a week ago on a sunday.  our normal dentist was closed on the weekend and does not have 24/7 emergency hours.  i called our internest office asking if they new of a 24 hour emergency dentist.  we thought that it might be an abscess tooth.  they didnt know of any and told us to look online for a dentist.  we got on line and searched for a dentist with 24 hour emergency services.  the dentist that came up said that they had 24/7 emergency services. i called the number that was listed.  i called the number listed which turned out to be smiles dental and spoke with the dentist.  \n\ni explained to him what was going on with her and the incredible pain that she was in.  i told him that it was more of her lower left jaw, that it was swollen and that she was using ice packs, but that it was not helping at all.  he didnt ask us anything else about her health.  he said that he could meet us at his office at 6:30pm.  he said that since he didnt have any support staff that i would have to pay cash.  he said that it would be between $150.00 to $300.00 and if that would be a problem.  i told him that it was not a problem and what ever it took to take care of her problem.\n\nwe got to his office at 6:20pm and he arrived at 6:30pm.  we went into the office and he handed me the paperwork that normally gets filled out.  the paper asked for her history and when we got to the meds she gave him her typed list, just seems to make things easier.  he was looking at her meds while i filled out the paperwork.  he said after i took a good 15 minutes to fill our all the paperwork he said that he cant help her.  that based on her pain meds and him  not having any staff to help him that he would want a medical release from her doctor.  lets see, a sunday night at almost 7pm and he wants a release from her doctor to work on her.  he didnt even look at the tooth or the jaw.   what a waist of time to drive almost 20 miles t0 him and 20 miles back to have her still in pain.  if your telling people you are a 24 hour emergency dentist maybe you should ask more questions before you tell someone to travel to them.  maybe you should have atleast 1 support staff with you.  \n\ndont waste your time going to this dentists if you are taking any kind of medication especially if you are in extreme pain cause he wont bother with you.  very upset!


Love these places. I was at one before in Dallas years ago so it had been a while but it was as good as I remembered. Very good drinks, super salad bar but don't fill up on it too much! All the meats they bring were all very good. So were the fried plantains. Incredible service. Always there when you need them. Not there when you don't. Pricey but worth it for a special night out.


Staff was nice and the place clean and inviting, but the actual service was terrible. Rushed, half-assed and overpriced. Pedicure was around 15 minutes, person seemed annoyed that I didn't want to pay the $5 extra for their sole treatment, and just rushed through the rest. Manicure was truly terrible, there was no cuticle softener used, soaked for literally 2 minutes, and just said my \"cuticles were hard\" so he basically just put polish on. Will never return.


I love this place. Ok, so you cold say it's yet another expensive bar on or around George Street, but there's something about Grand Cru that makes it a little bit different from all the others.\n\nMaybe it's the huge floor-to-ceiling windows along the front of it, which allow for great people-watching over a glass of wine with friends in the afternoon, or maybe it's the clean cut lines of the wooden furniture, but something about this place has a trendy yet relaxed feel to it.\n\nYes, drinks are definitely on the pricey side; and yes, on weekend nights it does get absolutely rammed, but for daytime drinking this is definitely one of my favourite spots.


This Best Buy is not as new looking as the one by the mall but I feel like the employees here are more knowledgeable and helpful than at the other location.


Although we visited on a Saturday evening, we arrived around six, we were seated within 10 minutes because the restaurant was not very busy.  We were taken to a table which was not yet cleaned. After waiting a while for a waiter to take our drink order finally the manager took the order.  A nearby waiter recognized that we had been sitting for a long time without drinks or a waiter.  Because of him our waiter arrived a short time later and took our order.  We would have enjoyed our mozzarella garlic bread while we waited for our entrees, but it all arrived all together. The food, with the exception of the bread, was lukewarm at best.  While several tables around us cleared out, I never saw a busboy clear the tables.  We were disappointed by the discombobulated staff and disorganization in every step of our dining experience.  I honestly doubt I will returned this location.


This is my MIL's nail place and since her birthday is coming up, I thought a GC to her nail place would be a great gift.  It place is pretty small.  It is tucked in between two other stores, I missed it the first time.  I walked in and was greeted by the lady employee doing a manicure on a customer.  I told her I needed a GC.  She stopped the manicure and helped me.  I noticed the place only had 6 pedicure chairs and 3 to 4 nail stations, but only 2 employees.  I can see why they are slow.


Stopped in to this joint for lunch one day and ordered brisket.  They had pulled it for sandwiches, instead of slicing it.  Was stringy and tough.  May try again later, may not. \n\nMy quest for good brisket in the valley continues.  So far Famous Dave's is my top choice.


Not a fan. I thought this place was going to have high quality sushi considering the prices and reviews, but I got no such thing. The place was very crowded so service was slow and our waitress neglected us, but when she did come over she was very friendly. Now to the sushi it was really bad. I got 4 pieces of Albacore sushi ($13 can you say over priced!) and it tasted like super market sushi. I also got a California roll and it was made completely out of artificial carb and it coasted $8. The thing that really bothered me out was that the chiefs were putting the receipts  RIGHT ON TOP OF THE FOOD as they waited to be picked up gross...


You know what it's like when you just don't know what to say?  This is one of those times.  You see, I'm often wondering if my mom is going to slap me for not saying anything nice and then bitch-slap me for never listening.  Or something.  I really wasn't paying attention.\n\nOr maybe it is not that bad.  There are, after all, nice things to say about Matt's.  But there are spotty areas as well.\n\nFirst the good...\n\nThe decor is marvelous (insert mid-80s Fernando accent via Billy Crystal here).  They have a decent number of seats, the outdoor seating is second-to-none - but you can bring your own lunch and get that, so it's not really specific to Matt's.\n\nAnd the not-so-good...\n\nThe menu selection is immense.  So much so that you'll want to go when the place isn't crowded so that you have a reasonable chance of looking it over before ordering so as not to get in the way of anyone else.  That generally doesn't happen in most hot dog stands, either on the street or indoors because you have about two choices: All the way or plain, where you add your own condiments.\n\nAnd the rest...\n\nThough you can find Italian Beef and Chicago-style dogs in the same place, you don't always want to.  Focus on your specialty.  And that's the real problem here.  There is so much going on - visually and on the grill - that they don't seem to do anything really well.\n\nThough the staff is nice enough, and food is decent, it's just not that great.  Fries are limp.  House-made chips are nice and thin, but they are so thin that they can't support anything (dressing, chili leavings from dogs, not even the crunch from the fryer).  Dogs are average.\n\nI would much rather get a dog from Green's, or maybe Hap's, both of which have that awesome hot dog counter vibe and make me want more.  Matt?  Not so much.


Grotty, dirty, cheap, and the unofficial Ground Zero of Edinburgh's seedy underbelly, a visit to Diane's will always be a memorable one. Expect to be offered knock-off DVDs and suspicious looking drugs, expect a pool cue across the head and a broken bottle in the face at some point during your visit, and expect to drink heavily alongside dealers, con artists, and every type of petty criminal under the sun.\n\nNeedless to say, I absolutely love it.


The food is your standard, crappy Chili's food. However, as far as airport Chili's (and even regular Chili's) go, the staff here was the nicest and most efficient I've ever encountered. (Note: No alcohol is served anywhere in the Char airport before noon on Sundays.)


Look... You know what you're getting into when you pull up to a Mexican food restaurant with a yellow ,green, and red sign. For the most part it is what it is, but I think this Frederico's sets the bar pretty high for one of these.  I've eaten there many times, as I work down the street. Everything I've ever had has been good, if not very good-case in point, the Pollo Asado burrito- its killer. They even have a ground beef special burrito or tacos with a drink for cheap. It's really good for a \"Monday after\" lunch.\nMost importantly, it's never wrecked me, it is clean inside if you want to dine in, and it doesn't smell like pine sol.    \n\nFour Stars is Fair for Frederico's!


So i have to give it to this place,Just a Great View and Location on the Strip.\n\nI tried their Egg, Bacon & Cheese Cr\u00eape and my V. had their Eggs Benedict.\n\nThe Cr\u00eape was alright,but the egg was somewhat runny,i do not mind since i like my eggs sunny side up,so go figure me not saying anything,besides that my meal was alright.\n\nI do have to say their Eggs Benedict is really good,tried a bite and it was delicious,enough for me to go back and try it all for myself.\n\nHad a few rounds of Mimosas,they were real good.\n\nNow here is something that some Yelpers probably deduct on the stars,but i have to admit that at first i thought of saying the hell with this place,but they took a while for them to give us our first round of Mimosas,and their excuse was they ran out of Fresh Orange Juice,cough,yea,really,come on,be better then that,now i did hear that they recently offer breakfest,not sure how true that is,but i gave them the benefit of the doubt.\n\nOur server was #22,no name tag,just a number,huh? yea,so anyways,this guy was okay,that is why i say server and not waiter,cause he hardly waited.\n\nNow the best part besides the Eggs Benedict and Mimosas was OSCAR!,he was the Busboy that took care of us,and was really funny and outgoing,great person,i just wish they had more people like him there.\n\nWe did get to see the explosions from the Bellegio,i am sure it would be more awww if it was night time,since this was 10am,it was alright,sorta cool.\n\nThe whole experience was really nice...So if you find yourself in Las Vegas and near the Paris,try it out for yourself.\n\nI hope you dont take me to be snobby,but service should be great service especially in Las Vegas and at this resort.Just saying,i dont want you to trip on serving me,but come up with a better reason then we ran out of O.J. at the bar...\n\nJust saying,still a fan though,so takecare now.


So my family and I used to eat here almost every Sunday, but we stopped. Why? Because the service is horrible and food is not that great. You'd think that because it's a casino buffet, they'd put a little extra effort in their food. Not this buffet.\n\nMy family and I actually ate here yesterday, since my dad had that 2 for 1 buffet deal. We waited in line for about an hour and a half before we actually reached the cashier. We were seated almost right away though. \n\nService got a little better. Our waitress was sweet and she kindly got us whatever we needed. Food was still whatever. I've had better Chinese food. Their soup was bland. We had to add a little bit more salt just to get the perfect taste it needed. Eggs Benedict was horrible. That too was blind. They used to have crab legs for brunch, but there wasn't any of that anymore. The shrimp was.. rotten. There was black stuff on it and I didn't know what it was until it was too late and already in my digestive system. I think I actually got food poisoning or something from that because I've been going nonstop to the restroom since then. \n\nSunday was the last and final day that my family and I will ever pay attention to this buffet. Unless they have better, fresher food, I will not be coming back here ever again. It's not worth the multiple trips to the toilet.


Great atmosphere! I love to sit at the bar and order nachos or enchiladas and hang out with my husband. The service and food are good.


Great alternative to buffet Chinese. Huge portions and cooked to order. Lunch specials come with more food than one should eat! Pleasant staff and decent atmosphere. I will eat there again.


From the moment you walk into the theatre, you are engulfed in the environment of the show.  Not really a bad seat in the house!  There are speakers located in each of the comfy seats so you really feel involved in the show the entire time.\n\nOne of the employees gave us some interesting facts about the show and took time out to show us around!!  Thanks for the hospitality.\n\nGreat locals discount also.  Like that Cirque show alot!!


When I went to the recently opened Panera on Friday evening, I knew we were in trouble when my young friend ordered the chicken noodle soup in a bread bowl. \"We're out of bread bowls,\" snapped the staff member taking orders. My friend, who had been yearning for soup in a bread bowl ever since she heard about it, finally settled on a classic salad with chicken and I ordered a Thai chicken flat bread sandwich. We made our way down a narrow passage way into the table area. The decor is blah with bad lighting and none of the empty tables had been wiped off. While waiting for our food, I went to the restroom, which clearly had not been recently cleaned and a huge cylinder of toilet paper was set on top of the empty dispenser. Our food arrived and the person in charge of the kitchen must have been friends with the decorator -- blah. Granted the prices are cheaper than Paradise and the excellent Wildflower but for a lot less money we stopped at Frys on the way home and bought a La Brea Olive Oil and Rosemary round loaf and a can of Progresso chicken noodle soup. Now that was a tasty mean!


THey have the best chicken fried steak that I have ever had!!! There daily specials are amazing as well!!


I went in late on a Sunday afternoon with shoulder pain that was severe enough to warrant an immediate trip to a doctor. After looking on yelp to see what was in my area, I made a visit to Alliance Urgent Care and I'm glad I did. After a very reasonable wait for a late Sunday walk-in, I saw Dr. Dale Schuerman, and found him to be very pleasant and attentive to my needs. If I am ever in need of an urgent care facility again, this will be the place I will visit.


Easy to access, not a lot of confusing parking (you have your option between the garage or the street parking lot, both of which are literally right next to the Arena), and  is decently sized. Mainly hockey games and local graduations are held here. \n\nThe Box Office is a little farther away from the Arena than you might expect, but there is easy access to restrooms, and the price for food and drinks is at best what they should be for an Arena (not too expensive, but not too cheap, just the way you like it!) The seating is comfortable, and when events are hosted on the bottom floor, they cover up the otherwise ice rink they use for the hockey games with black flooring that you could still feel the coldness of the ice coming from (but it's actually a nice feeling!)


Get coffee terrible taste and barely even warm. Pay for my coffee and my wife's hot chocolate get change back which the guy drops on the counter for me to grab and doesn't say anything next time you'll be picking up your teeth off the counter. Learn better customer service.


I think I just fell in love with the Mochiko Bowl. LOL. So good! Loved the lychee lemonade. Once again their customer service was excellent. Make sure to get your hands on the stamp card. It's more like a signature card, really. Buy 10 get 1 dish free.


My West Valley go to place for fast Mexican food. The winners here are the hashbrown burrito, carne asada fries, and cali chicken burrito. \n\nTop choice: \u00a0California Chicken Burrito. There's something about the crunchy fries mixing with the savory chicken, cheese, sour cream, and love that oozes amazing!\u00a0\n\nOverall, the food quality is fresh, consistent, and delicious with a great value for the price you pay. \n\nExemplary customer service. The staff is always smiling, always joking, and always helpful. \n\nHungover? They serve SCRUMPTIOUS menudo on Saturday and Sunday morning. Better get there fast otherwise it will be gone by 10 AM.


We usually go to the one on Bell Rd in N. Scottsdale but were in the area so tried this second location. I again had the Berenjena con Garbanzo, and it was again just as lovely. If your a fan of eggplant you've got to try it!\n\nI usually order it with peas instead of rice and so expected it, but they didn't have peas so instead had the black beans on the side. It was different from how I am used to eating it but it was still very good! \n\nThe black beans are good. It was the first time I had them so the unexpected change was good. They also didn't have the usual asparagus so brought me a little salad of cabbage and some sort of vinaigrette? It was delicious and somewhat like coleslaw but also completely unique.  Again a nice switch up from the norm. \n\nI agree with most of the other views that the price is a little high for the type of food, but having had my experience with Cuban food in Miami on many trips I can say its decent. So is worth it every now and again. \n\nOur service at this location was also great. Very attentive and lots of check in's to see how we were.\n\nI actually think the plastic chairs lend to the \" feel\" of the place. If you have ever spent time in Little Havana or off the beaten path away from South Beach, or Lincoln Rd in Miami, you know what I mean. But I think it supposed make you feel as if your \"patio\" dining, in the tropics even inside here in AZ.


Haha, just stood there behind another guy for ten minutes with No type of worker presence, he ate a bag of chips and we mobbed it to silver mine..if you can't be open 24hrs you should at least lock your doors..lol


Stopped off here a few times when we were over in the area. They are always quick and efficent with moving through any lines. The staff is friendly and helpful.\n\nThey even were kind enough to fix a drink for me when we stopped through after going to a different Starbucks close by that messed up my order in their drive-thru and we were gone before I tried it (too hot to try right away). The cashier was very nice about it.\n\nOverall: A\nGreat staff, quick to move things along and clean.


So. \n\nDon't order water, because they'll bring you a bottle, which, fine, but--- what they don't tell you is that that bottle of water is $10.00. And it's not Fiji, it's not Voss in a glass bottle-- it is Crystal Geyser. \n\nDo I get the other 23 in the case w this price? \n\nBeer? $10.00 \nVodka soda? $10.00\n\nHUH? Basically, if you don't drink hard liquor they're going to rob you. \n\nAlso, menu says hookah $25.00, cool.\nExcept, since we had 5 people, they instead charged $10.00\n\nThis. Math. Doesn't. Add. Up. \n\nIf I came alone, it would be $25 but with a group it's $50? \n\nI cannot and will not ever ever ever return to this place. This is the kind of robbery I might deal with in LA--- this isn't LA. You're basically in a shopping center. \n\nHookah was fine- but certainly was not a $100+ experience for the group.


Could be one of the most enjoyable Cirque's for me yet.  I am a big fan of Mystere, so if lots of energy and elaborate acrobats are your thing, don't miss it.  Zarkana would be grouped with Mystere and Ka. The remainder of the strip Cirques are very unique and amazing.  I have not seen Chris Angel's Cirque show, and may not as it does not rate well.  I doubt anyone left this show unfulfilled.  Will see again next time in Vegas.


Highly recommended. Great food at very reasonable prices. Had fried mushrooms and pasta.


This place is soooo off and on to me.  Is the food amazing??  yes, there is no denying that the food and drink of this resturant is amazing!  However the service always leaves something to be desired EVERY SINGLE TIME I come to the Paradise location.  For instance this past week i met up with some girlfriends to have drinks and tapas and my friend had to ask for her drink three different times and litterally 20 minutes later her diet coke showed up AFTER our sangria and mojitos had been on the table for like ten minutes.  I had to practically beg our waiter to give us any attention and to take our order.  The busser had more interaction with our table than our waiter..


I have Been here a handful of times.  I really appreciate the ambiance inside this eatery.  The bar area is dark enough to sit at and feel relaxed and comfy with a slight feeling of sophistication.  Also, the booths give me a feeling of privacy which is nice for having conversations with friends.  Everyone that I know loves this place and has always recommended it to me so when I finally tried the food, I was pleased.  Although, I might add, the pasty's are kind of heavy as they tend to be meat, potato, gravy, and pastry based so it's not a food meant for light eating in the summer heat.  Good food, reasonable rates, and good drinks.  Eat there.


I just have to say how when I walked by this place the other day and saw it had closed, my first reaction was \"I knew that was coming.\" Service here is AWFUL. Waiter was sooo rude! I am the most patient restaurant go-er, as I have been a waitress my entire life, but really, this place was TERRIBLE. Good riddance!


This seemingly is JUST for the home--not for people's clothes. I thought it was a JoAnn's competitor.\n\nBolts and bolts of fabric on hanging rolls. Also carpets. No one said hello or offered to help us. No patterns here. They have designer fabric but i didnt check the labels.


04/29/1  Updated review 5 stars\nWell we have had the doors for well over year and I must say it's been one of our better investments. Other than the initial problems with the locks, they have held up well and look great. It's a pity we didn't have them installed years earlier. We can safely lock the 2 outside doors and leave our main front and back doors open all night to let a through breeze. It's great. \n\n\n12/1/13 update review (4 x star)\nLocks seem to be holding up well and very happy with the doors otherwise.\n\n11/7/13 updated review (3 x star):\nFirst Impressions finally did the right thing and sent out a more experienced technician. Both locks repaired without fuss. I guess the first technician they sent was very weak and gave me the run around with some ridiculous stories. I must admit I do like the quality of the doors and install was good. So not sure whether or not I should over-look this hiccup in service. upgraded from 1 x star to 3 stars. If the locks hold up i will move up to 4 stars\n\n\nInitial Review: (1 x star):\nNice doors and good initial install. However, we have had a lot of problems with the locks. Key wouldn't come out when fully turned. We had the service guy come out and he said he couldn't replace the lock until it fully fails!!!  We have to go through all kinds of contortions to get the keys out - it seems it has to be aligned up and down correctly before you withdraw the key. Now the front door is doing the same thing.  That's just totally ridiculous... and incredibly frustrating. The doors are only approx less than a year old.\n\nIf I had read all the bad reviews I see on Yelp about this company  - I should have gone elsewhere - stupid me for not looking first.....


Horrible! Called right before I walked in asking wait time and told me 20 minuties,  waited an hour.  Told doctor about my experience politely and Ms gidda quickly defended herself as if it was a personal attack saying someone could've walked in before I got here and never just apologized.  I have had many urianary infections and I get always get a cold sore from the antibiotics due to my immune system going down,  I asked her for the prescription for that since I'll be taking the medication and she refused saying I should just take over the counter medicine.  I told her they were expensive for me and my insurance doesn't charge me if she just prescribes it,  she went on to argue the prices of over the counter medicine and just go back if I get one. Very unprofessional.  Never going back,  A doctor should never be rude with its patients.


I hate for my first official review to be a one star review but Macayo's really disappointed me last night. When I first pulled into the parking lot last night I was surprised to see how many empty parking spaces there were. I immediately got excited because normally any restaurant on Bell road any night of the week has a wait. However, when I walked inside I saw a slew of people waiting to be seated. I walked up to the hostess stand and put my name on the list and the hostess did not give me a time quote and when I asked how long it would be she quoted me, \"not too long.\" We waited about 15 minutes before being shown to our table which is where the trouble really began. \n\nOnce we were at our table we were quickly greeted by our server (yay) however, she told us she had another table's drink order to get and then she would be back for ours (boo). So we waited for her to take the other two tables drink orders before coming back to take ours. \n\nAfter about 10 minutes we got our fountain drinks and then 5 minutes later she came back to take our food order. Then it took about 50 minutes for our food to come out. Seriously, 50 minutes.... that's about how long I planned to spend at Macayo's not how long I planned on waiting for my appetizer of taquitos to take to come out. And to top it off we were missing a side of rice and a side of baja sauce. We decided not to mention it as we did not want to wait another hour for the two items to come out. So, after eating and waiting for our drinks to be refilled 3 times we finally got the check to which the server apologized for our wait. Apparently, she couldn't have apologized at all during our 50 minute minute wait she needed to wait until tip time. \n\nI don't recommend going to Macayos. You might have better luck at any of the other 10 Mexican restaurants on Bell Road.


I've been to 3 Brasseurs all over town a bunch of times even though I find the food and beer just alright. \nI probably will be back because I like the atmosphere and service. Even when it's happy hour, waiting times are never too long.\n\nThe beer itself is good, I like the blonde or the white best- their red has a bitter aftertaste and their stout is just too heavy for me.\nTheir beer cocktails are interesting, you can have them mixed with sprite, grenadine, shot of whisky, lemon liqueur etc. \n\nFood actually kind of sucks. They rarely ever have specials or change their menu, I find it so bland. Their \"pizza\" like dishes are lackluster. They used to have some with chicken as a topping and it was removed from the menu, no clue why as it was the only good one. Crust is too thin, cripsy like a cracker or soft like wet pita depending on the day...\n\nTheir burgers are ok, the beer battered one in particular, but fries are frozen and just so flavorless. They serve everything with that mustard/mayo sauce to mask their lack of flavor.\nThey serve beer battered thick cut fries as an appetizer dish, but you cannot ask for it as a side, instead of regular fries,  the waitress told me they are already individually portioned, so frozen, as a basket appetizer and it would be too much with a burger or anything else I was getting.\n\nThe wraps are a real mess, I've tried their avocado chicken wrap as well as a bbq chicken and it was always steaming hot with a soggy center, mushy pita. Looks like it came straight out of the microwave..\n\nFish and chips another awful mess, fish incredibly oily and soggy.\n\nTheir chicken brochette dish would be the best I had of the bunch but for 14$ the portion is incredibly small. I always like to replace my fries with a side of rice and unfortunately it looks like they only give you 3 spoonfuls. Once, their green beans were undercooked, hard, to the point of being raw.\n\nI don't come here for the food, neither should you, unless you just want a burger or nachos- A couple drinks or place to hang after work is what it's for.


Like previous reviews, the service sucks and not the greatest areas of town. I usually get the norm for me which is a jcf...this place is always busy and they do have a tendency to skip orders...not the best way to run a business. I guess I'll deal with crummy service vs waiting at a coffee shop.


Overpriced for a hot dog, but you do get a huge ass wiener.\n\nI'm a girl that craves nacho cheese after midnight, so the Mojave Dog was the hot dog of choice and boy did it hit the spot.  \n\nI'm glad they were open at 2AM  and I didn't have to go looking for a 7-11.  :)


So I had heard of Oregano's before, and know it's a smaller chain in the valley. That said, when told we would be going here I wasn't suuuper excited. I'd never been to one, but had heard they were a pretty good place for Italian. \nWe went to this location because it was on the way home from the aeropuerto. As we drove up, I didn't even recognize it as being a chain-type place because it looked unique. It was jammin inside, so we ended up grabbing bar seats and ordering an appetizer to kill time and hunger. Once we made it to our table, we each got a different pasta dish and shared a little to sample other plates. I had the baked ziti, which was amazing. The 2 other dishes I sampled were great too! Great dishes, and nice, large portions...which creates more meals for the next day. Service was great at both the bar and our table. I loved this location (felt like a mom & pop place), and it even has a good size outdoor patio w/ heat lamps. I'm a fan!


Needed a late night snack after driving all day and this place was across from our hotel.  Pizza was great, crust was cooked just the way I like it, crispy on the edges and lots of cheese and toppings.   Staff was friendly.


I've been seeing Tracy over 3 years and I've never left disappointed. I let her do her thing with my color and it looks great. I have long hair and she's never chopped it off either (that's always a fear seeing someone new)


TLDR: limited seating, oven available, outdoor patio, no drive-thru, wi-fi iffy\n\nStarbucks has always strived to perform excellent customer service in order to provide its customers with a positive experience. My experience at this location reflects their continued commitment to this standard. \n\nThis Starbucks is probably an older location as it does not have the amenities compared to the other locations, such as no drive-thru, and limited merchandise for sale. This place is frequented by the migrant wanderers that stroll the area, but they tend to keep to themselves, like most \"normal\" people. The seating is limited, so finding your treasured side table with accessible outlets may prove difficult at this location, but its quaint size may allow for louder background noise than expected. You might be better off studying elsewhere. \n\nDrinks are pretty standard at this location with no problems from each of my experiences; however, they'll re-make your drink correctly should issues arrive. But, this is standard at any Starbucks location.


It was my first time ever going and I really liked the atmosphere, and the staff was really nice! I got chicken chow mein and edamame and it was surprisingly good! Reminded me of P.F. Changs (yes, I know they are owned by them as well) it was all the taste for half the cost! Works for me!


Hands down this is my favorite restaurant in Las Vegas.  (And that's saying something)  Managed to even convert my picky boyfriend who doesn't like French food into loving it as well.\n1. Love the on line reservation system....emails you a confirmation as well.  Will say if you'd like patio seating call or pop in earlier in the day.\n2. Outdoor patio seating has some of the best views in Vegas.  Love watching the people and the fountains.\n3. The food is great.  Have tried multiple items and always with great success.  The mussels, salads, soups and the steaks.  Also the fries here are some of the best I've ever had.\n4. Great service despite how busy the restaurant is.\n5.  The price point for at this restaurant is very very affordable....especially for Vegas. Might as well go all out and get the good bottle of wine!\n\nCan't wait for my next trip to Vegas.....just so I can have another meal here.


I've been for lunch half a dozen times and usually sit at the bar.  Their beers are great.  I'm a home brewer and am pretty discerning in my beer tastes.  Their HopKnot IPA has a huge nose of hops if you are a hop lover--which I am.  However the 8th Street Pale is probably my favorite.  It is a great balanced English style pale ale--without the bitter edge of an American pale ale like SN.  On a hot day their Kolsch is super refreshing and reminds me of being in Germany.  I've had mostly burgers and fries there and they are good.  The atmosphere is casual and the staff is friendly and attentive.  If you are a craft beer lover it is a nice laid back destination to enjoy a brew...or two.  They also pour growlers and sell cans of Kolsch and Kiltlifter in 12 packs.


I tried to go here to get a bite to eat and have a Smithwick's.  There's a fridge with premade sandwiches and no Smithwick's.  I don't think you can call yourself an Irish Pub just because one of the 6 beers you have on tap is a Guinness.  I ended up going somewhere else...


I've been to the sister restaurants in Hawaii - Oahu and Maui, so I had some decent expectations.\n\nThe food was good.  I ordered a hawaiian cheeseburger, and my friends ordered the mushroom burger and bacon cheeeseburger..  Both were satisfied.   We also ordered the Chili Cheese Fries.  This is what causes the 2 star rating.\n\nAfter finishing the meal,  I felt something churn in my tummy.  Good thing I was staying at the pH, where I ran to the elevators to go to my room to take a dump.  It must've been something.  And then 5 minutes later my friends are like we've gotta use the bathroom too!     \n\nEnough said.


Saw someone carrying out a takeout salad, from Fired Pie. Just had to check it out. Ordered the Buffalo Chicken Caesar Salad. Absolutely fresh & delicious!\n\nAdded tomato slices & saut\u00e9ed onions (with pepper) as additions. Yummy!\n\nYou can invent your own custom pie (pizza) or salad, or order from their 'made our way' selections.\n\nLocated in Park Central with other locations in Chandler, Scottsdale & Deer Valley.


Really crazy selection of invitations. I cant believe how many books they had!! Wow, definitely more than any other venue in Phoenix. \n\nThat said, unless you are thinking of invitations over $8/person (not possible for me because I have an insane guest list), then it is not the place for you. I guess they have a lot of invitation books for less, but that selection is not nearly as exciting or unique as the high end stuff.\n\nThe women who I met there were not friendly but not rude either - definitely tend to leave you alone to sort through things.\n\nI didnt end up ordering anything from here because I found beautiful invitations that looked very expensive for a lot less through Hallmark.\n\nBut this is a place I would definitely recommend to START (and possibly finish, if you're lucky) invitation shopping. You learn a LOT about the different possibilities and styles.


If you are in the mood for rude service, from a manager nonetheless, then this is the place for you. \n\nWe had a party of 12 come here for dinner. We ordered food (not that great), appetizers and plenty of drinks. On their menu, it clearly says that drinks with double alcohol are $8, which we thought was quite the deal. So two friends of mine had two drinks, with double alcohol each. Totalling 4. Still with me? Good. So when the bill came, you'd think the two drinks per person would be $16 each. No. They neglect to tell you that it's $8 per alcohol shot, not the entire drink. So those two drinks ended up costing a hefty $32 per person! \n\nWhen this was brought up to the waitress, she brought over the manager who was a rude little french troll. He was sarcastic, loud and didn't know what it meant to please the customer. After explaining why we were charged that much, he just wouldn't listen to our explanation of how deceiving their menu is when it comes to that drink special. It just didn't get into his thick skull. At one point, sarcastically he said \"what do you want me to do, call the owner at home and have him come explain this to you?\". Fellow yelper Lourdes W. gave him a piece of her mind saying how rude he was being and that he had no tact. He needed to address his customer's concerns in a respectful manner and appease us since we spent quite alot of money with a party of 12. \n\nThis shut him up and we decided to just pay the bill and leave. For sure my friend will be calling their credit card to contest the charge. \n\nSay what you want about America and it's customer service skills, but something like this would have never happened in the states. Our economy may be in the gutter and our crime rate may be increasing but pleasing the customer at restaurants is something that is always honored wherever you go. \n\nStay away from this dump.


I have been very lucky lately.....another 5 star place : )\n\nI had book marked this place in Yelp and my husband ( who now trusts my eating choices due to my non stop blabbing about how cool Yelp is and the destinations it has taken us)...asked where we should get a bite to eat....(he has lived here 20 years I have lived here 7 months)....Yelp is awesome!\n\nAnyway....back to the point......Chloe's is a fantastic, laid back cafe/diner. My husband ordered the grilled cheese sandwich...(he said \"just tell them I ordered the kiddies meal\"! lol)....and he loved it, said it was exactly the way a grilled cheese sandwich is meant to be. I had the Chinese Chicken Salad....a truly tasty and healthy salad that is especially great due to the crispy chow mein noodles : )\n\nI also tried the Apricot White Tea......a lovely not too sweet tea (and NO corn syrup...yay)....and my husband had what I had never seen in my life a Vanilla Cream Soda.....very sweet but a tasty treat!\n\nA great place to grab a bit to eat......and our bill came to under $20!!! GASP! Can't remember the last time that happened. The staff are also very friendly and efficient.  We will be going back to try the breakfast menu : )


I quite like pink olive! It's a really nice place to go for a lunch with the girls, or boys, or both. It's quite stylish in its own little way - it doesn't try to be cool or chic, it's just happy in its own skin, which is kinda refreshing! It's in a good location too, just off Edinburgh University's main campus, and as a result I think they have tried to get as much custom as they can, and cramming in the tables to accommodate.\n\nIt's a nice place if you're looking for somewhere easy, simple and really pleasant! To quote Arnie, I'll be back.


This was a great little place to grab dinner in a hurry. Service was prompt and polite. The food was good, but you cant go too wrong with pho. It was a good portion for the price ($8 for a regular bowl).  I'd love to go back try the other menu items.


If you plan on consuming alcohol here be sure you have a horizontal valid drivers license. The concept of TopGolf is cool but this review I primarily to say customer service was not the best and very inconsistent. The point system is messed up and doesn't read properly. Here is my story: I walked in with my fianc\u00e9 and some family members. After being told it was a 3 hour wait for our bay we decided to get some food and drinks. Everyone was carded and received the drinks we ordered, we then also ordered some food. We received a text that our bay was ready way before 3 hours. As we are about to head to our bay our food comes. No one offered to deliver our food and we also were charged more for our bill (later we were charged properly). We go up to our bay and ordered some drinks for while we play. The waitress tells my fianc\u00e9 that she can not serve her alcohol because her VALID US DRIVERS LICENSE is past 30 days from when she turned 21. (Our licenses do not expire until 2019 so there is no need to get a horizontal license and we have been receiving alcohol our entire vacation). The managers eventually came and were very rude about the situation. Our group understands the drinking laws of Arizona but our point is we were literally served alcohol earlier in our visit to TopGolf. In the end it was a lot of fun besides the first hour we spent there. The place is super disorganized and needs a to understand the concept of customer service. Our point is make the rules of the establishment consistent in the entire building. If you have made it this far, thanks for reading. If you are an employee of TopGolf please do not contact me as I am uninterested in any thing you have to say.\n\nTaren, I understand that it's a law by the state of Arizona but our point is you DID serve us with our vertical IDs just moment before we went upstairs.


All you need is LOVE!\n\nI am a huge fan of cirque du soleil shows and I'm an even huger fan of the beatles. I've been dying to watch this show since forever. To put it into context, I have watched totem, zumanity, ka, and Zarkana and this show blows all of them out of the water!\n\nThis theater definitely has one of the nicest lobbies and I really recommend you take photos here before the show starts because it gets crazy packed. The theater itself is small and intimate, I highly recommend the areas that are right across from the screens because they really set the mood. Also, every chair has a built in speaker so the music you hear is crisp to perfection.\n\nI was moved by every single act. From the moment I heard the iconic string strum in A hard day's night, I was hooked! I have to admit, being a huge beatles fan really helps because you can immerse yourself in the lyrics and the recognize the time period undertones. The show is very deep compared to the other shows and it tackles racism, the berlin wall, heart breaks, and world war 2. It's not the most acrobatic or jaw dropping show rather it's the most immersive show. \n\nIn order to not reveal spoilers, some of my favorite acts were Lucy in the sky, black bird, Something and Hey Jude. This show is a visual and audio overload, so much going on the stage at a time! Basically, I was grinning ear to ear through out the whole show. I had a really hard time getting beatlemania out of my head. :).\n\nOverall, hands down the best Cirque Du Soleil show I've ever watched!


I'm a Wisconsinite who doesn't really care for ice-cream (yes, we do exist) and I love this stuff. It's probably the only ice-cream that I will eat.\n\nI had Chocolate Shoppe Ice Cream as a treat when I was growing up. If you're not a local and can't stop by here often, you HAVE to try their Blue Moon and Zanzibar. Blue Moon is a unique flavor of ice-cream that's virtually impossible to find outside of WI. And they are known for their Zanzibar.\n\nEven the classic flavors here are delish. Their cookie dough is smooth and creamy with flecks of chocolate and soft and tasty chunks of cookie dough. They offer lots of flavors, sometimes it's hard to choose.\n\nThe service can be hit-or-miss and on summer weekends the place is packed. This is TRUE ice-cream. It's creamy and thick and delicious. Don't think about how many calories you're eating, just enjoy and experience it.


Loved this place. It was my first time going with some friends. Great beers on tap and you can try a new one every time you go. Go after work with some friends and enjoy HAPPY HOUR!!!


Seems to want to be O. But it did have good effects, music and talented artists. However, the actual story is lacking coherency and things aren't as stemless as a Cirque show.


I believe I have tried the 'breakfast casserole' for the last time. (Sadly) I tried it for one final time for breakfast a few days ago (July 2014) and it was presented to me in this huge gigantic blob, it was hard and it was cold... I sent it back but with no further luck, I took the rest home and gave it to my dogs. What used to be a hot delicious delicate flaky casserole that melted in your mouth has now become a nightmare. I will not be ordering it from the menu anymore, in fact, I recommend that they take it off of the menu.... Somewhere out there is some great chef that obviously does not work at Terrace Cafe anymore!


DO NOT WANT\n\nI can get an idea for what this place emphasizes and it's not service.\n\nLet me list our problems with our visit to this establishment:\n\n1) Eternal waiting: our server took his time to make it to our table. The staff took their time delivering bread and drinks to us. \n\nOnce we ordered, it was at least 45 minutes, possibly longer, before our entrees were delivered to us. We discovered somehow that the kitchen chose to first serve a large group that arrived later than we did. No apologies, no visits from the manager, no \"make ups.\"\n\n2) Dishonesty: While waiting outside we had noticed the prix-fixe menu stated the rib eye was a 12-oz, while the rib eye a-la carte was 18-oz. That was reasonable for the price (which was roughly comparable); some in our party chose the a-la carte and others chose prix-fixe.\n\nWhen the entrees finally came, to our surprise there were no differences in the size of our steaks. When we inquired of the waiter he stated that the steaks were the same size regardless of prix-fixe or a-la carte. When we then pointed out that if we had known, all of us would have ordered the prix-fixe, he did not respond.\n\n3) Food: the best part of the meal, honestly, was the fries. The spinach souffle is nasty. And having been to Mastro's, Ruths Chris, Lawry's, and Flemings, the steak is overpriced for its quality. \n\nEasy to say we aren't coming back and I hope this review drives foot traffic elsewhere.


ok-ish pool hall. it was an awesome place back in the days which was a long time ago for me (think 10 years ago).\n\ngreat place to bring a date and get some pool game going or some bowling. which girl doesn't like bowling? that was back in the days.\n\nfast forward to today, i still go when the bff wants to play some pool downtown and hit the clubs afterwards. its full of students just like i remember. usually, the time we go, there isn't much people or they all leave by midnight so it gets quite empty so service is faster than usual.\n\nthere's better place to hang out as adults but if you want some younger crowd, hey, go you


Julie was probably the best part of this experience. She was the super duper friendly bartender chatting me up and explaining all the specials and items on the menu. Nothing has really changed since they changed the name, but at least they are still giving free entrees on your birthday.  Oh wait..they claim to have new super crunchy fries now, but I would say super salty is a better description.  Not crunchy either. The philly at 8.99 was decent, it had mozzarella cheese and the menu said ribeye..but not quite convinced. The big excitement for me was a fly landing on half my sandwich for over the two second fly limit. They were nice and re - made the other half. Go for Julie and tip her well...she deserves it.


I absolutely love POLISHED! I live about 15 miles away and I pass hundreds of nail salons and I would never go anywhere but here. The color selection is like no other. I have never seen so many. It is always busy in here but I have never had to wait to get serviced. Tina does my nails and she makes them look perfect each time. The receptionists Arielle and Brianna make everything go smoothly and they always greet you by name. Whenever I have people in town I always take them to Polished! I love it here!


Favorite uptown pizzeria! Be sure to get a meat and cheese plate - it will cement the experience.


Have been to Kaya before but honestly it's been a couple of years. We started the night with some salsa and chips and the corn and lentil beignets. The beignets stole the show. Excellent flavor. Hot, crisp on the outside, soft and tasty on the inside. \n\nFor dinner we split the Jamacian Green Curry veggies with shrimp. The curry was pretty tasteless and the veggies were mostly potatoes. 4 small size shrimp were hardly worth the up charge. In addition, we split the tuna tartar for dinner. It was very flavorful. Pure clean tuna. No fillers to stretch it out. It was topped with an avocado. Very tasty. Best value of the night. \n\nThe one thing that blew us away were the drinks. We ordered a drink, who's name escapes me but is was a whiskey drink and we asked for it to be made with our favorite spirit instead of well whiskey. It was tasty. HOWEVER, at the end of the night, when we got our bill, we noticed that they charged us for the original price plus a full up charge for the premium spirit/ not the difference between the two. $21 for a small drink in Pittsburgh. You have got to be kidding me. It's Pittsburgh, NOT NYC. Get it together.


This place is a hate/love for me.  Service is poor, and the pricing is outrageous.  If you're smart, leave most of your clubs in the car and walk the course.  Girl at the counter could have a bit more customer service (a smile goes a long way).  Good part, unlimited 9 holes par 3's.  Bad part, $10 gas cart fee PER ROUND, $5 walk cart fee PER ROUND; easy part, WALK = FREE.  Course are nice and cold water on course (Tee box on most holes are destroyed).  They recently drained all the water hazards; means you don't lose balls anymore.  Range is very open, double decked.  Parking is a pain during evenings.  Overall for me, this place is a good place to work on your short game.  In the end, there are other places that are much better to golf at.


We attempted to use this cab co. to take us home from two spots -- Carnegie Natural History Museum and Ross Park Mall. At Carnegie, We waited a1.5 hrs for a taxi to come cuz 1) Dispatch sucked and sent them somewhere else and 2) I swear the cabbies dont want to drive out of the way, so they don't. From the mall, no taxi was even dispatched! Again, they probably don't want to drive out of the way but then why not say so instead of leading us to believe they are at least trying. Feeling stranded in a city sucks. The city needs a better taxi service!!


The location of this store is good (proximity wise to the strip) but I always am very aware of my surroundings when in the parking lot as there tend to be a lot of loitering from shady characters and the homeless.  Inside the store is pretty old and small, and while I go there for my basics (cereal, bread & milk) I don't know how likely I am to get items outside of that.\n\nFor the basics, the store does get it done, I just wish the inside/outside was nicer.


Oh Lucille. Why do you always disappoint?\n\nI went to Lucille's a couple of times a few years ago. I think it was pretty good the first time. The second time, for some reason, I left with a negative feeling. I remember paying $20 for hardly any food. On the other hand, my coworker paid much less and had way more food.\n\nAnyway, that experience caused me to avoid the place for several years. I finally went back a couple of weeks ago. This time, we all ordered the same thing - the Smoked Beef Brisket & Portabello Sandwich from the lunch menu. This time around, the price was right ($8.95) and the sandwich was delicious and satisfying. The problem now was that the service was incredibly slow. I'm going to chalk it up to being the last week of the year. Fortunately, the company I was with made it not seem that bad, but even the people I was with mentioned how slow it was.\n\nOverall, I think Lucille's is A-OK. It's never been somewhere that pops in my mind as a choice I would make. But at least now, if someone wants to go there, I'm not against it.


Delicious night out. The space is large, contemporary and edgy. The calamari was crispy but not greasy and the pasta was rich and authentic. The down side was their salmon was dry & over salted.


had a groupon and now kind of wish i didn't was hoping for a good dog but ended up with an upset belly


This experience was definitely A-OK. Not fantastic, not bad, just fine. I wasn't expecting much since this is not a full-facility spa, so my expectations were not too high. My boyfriend and I got the couples' massage, both of us did deep tissue. \n\nThe storefront was a little hard to find, which it shouldn't be because it faces the freeway. The little strip mall it is in feels a little dodgy. Definitely not somewhere I would want to be at night by myself. \n\nThe decor is pretty kitschy in an attempt at old vegas style, but it's nice enough. The girl at the front desk was nice and they had a little waiting room off to the side away from the lobby area. They have some small bottled waters and teas. Points for trying! \n\nThe massage itself was alright. My masseur had good technique and did a really good job of concentrating on my problem areas, but one issue I had was his hairy arms! I've had male massage therapists and have never noticed this to be a problem. Perhaps the massage lotion (not oil) that they use doesn't soften his hair as much as oil at other spas does or something. I have very soft / smooth Asian skin, and either his arm hair was very stubbly or very coarse, but every time he used his forearms on my back it felt like I was being massaged with sandpaper. Ick! Also, since the couples' massage room is on the street side of the building, we could hear the music coming in from the waiting room pus the sound of cars zooming down the freeway the entire time. \n\nWhen we were finished and I went to put my clothes back on, I discovered a big glob of massage lotion still on my back. I wish this had been wiped off better. The facility does have a shower and towels, but I think this might only be offered to people who get all-day treatments such as a massage, then a facial, then something else, etc. I didn't see any robes, so I'm not really sure how you're supposed to traipse down the hall to the bathroom/shower room anyway. I suppose I could have asked about the shower, but I am meek like that and had already put my clothes back on anyway. But if they aren't going to offer the use of their shower facility, they should do a better job of wiping the massage lotion off. \n\nIn all, everything was alright. I feel like I could get the same quality of service / lack of amenities for half the price at massage envy, though. I was hoping this would be a step up since they charge more (nice candles, fruit-infused water, etc), but really don't expect anything more than the massage itself.


I used to come here often. However, today will mark my last visit. The food is good, don't get me wrong. But the service is horrible. \n\nThe service has always been slow, but today reached a new level of slowness. We were there around 12:30pm, so it wasn't like it was busy. My party of 4 sat there for at least 5 minutes maybe 10 minutes before we were greeted. Our appetizer came out just fine. Then after we finished our appetizer our server took the plates and everything away and said that she was gonna check on our food. \n\nWe then sat there for another 20 minutes and she came back to check on us and said she would check on our food again. Another 10-15 minutes goes by and we asked how much longer until our food would be ready and she said that they were waiting on one more item. \n\nAnother 10-15 minutes goes by and the food finally comes out. I'm sorry but a three item order should come out faster than 40 minutes after an appetizer. The manager come by after he brought us our food and asked how it was, we said it \"was good now that we finally have it\". He gave us some story that one of the items came out cold so they remade it. Okay remake or not, it STILL SHOULDN'T TAKE OVER 40 MINUTES! AND if there was an issue with our order they should have told us sooner than after we sat there forever.\n\nAnyway you look at it, today was the last straw and we will never be back again.


Love this place. Have been coming here regularly for the last few months. Even though I am not a vegan/vegetarian anymore, I still love the food. I usually order the Mongolian with crispy tofu and brown rice, but have also had a couple of other menu items that have all been good. Their french fries are TO DIE FOR. Seriously... it's the kind of thing you have sexy food dreams about.\n\nThe staff are always pleasant and helpful, and the space is always clean and welcoming. I will continue to come back here for sure.


Poor beer selection for a sports bar. No drink menu. Food is just so-so. Would easily say the food is not up to emerils standard. Worse than your typical bar food.


We had can't do moving about 4 years ago.  Mike, the pres came out and did a great bid.  Unfortunately unless he shows up his movers complain about how they are hourly workers.  (Here's a tip if you want a tip don't complain.). We asked for our two bedroom apartment to be moved to a three story townhome.  Which we CLEARLY explained when got the bid.  Regardless the movers complained and moaned the whole time telling us, as customers, we were under bid by their boss.  We expressly told Mike that we had no intention of packing everything as we were willing to pay but required everything to be moved out of the apartment and unpacked by the movers.  I had to contact the owner and make an uncomfortable situation as his movers took until 2 to pack us.  Which is unacceptable, being a military wife and moving every three years I used to have a team of 3 move my home goods in under 4 hours.  Needless to say the movers were mad I had to call their superior and then in order for us to move into the townhome within a day my husband and I had to help.  By the time we got our belongings in the home we were late evening.  Granted both my husband and I were helping the whole time.  They never unpacked us and to boot they broke a leg off an armoire.  \n\nI will say though mike came back after I spent days on unpacking to pay for the broken furtinure.  He paid out a cash payment for the broken item which was acceptable at the time.  But I would never refer or use this company in the future as they were FAR off their mark and had movers that constantly complained about their pay.  Hence can't do moving!


Ok, let me start off and say Ive always been a Perkins fan, I used to go to the one off East Washington so I dont want to seem like a jerk, but what happened to this one? I had breakfast today and very little was good about it. I feel bad because of all the good memories, Its too bad this wasnt one of them.\n\nService - Fair to good. Our waitress was very busy but attentive and nice. Food came out hot and punctual.\n8/10\n\nFood Quality - Ok, heres where I might hurt feelings. I ordered the Steak and Eggs. The goods: Bacon was crunchy and hot, and the pancakes albeit much smaller then I remember tasted great. Lots of butter.\nThe bads: Everything else. The eggs were not scrambled, they were formed into a patty. The hashbrowns with cheese on top had a weird aftertaste (kind of bitter, soapy or something), and the steak, oh my god, was THE worst steak Ive ever attempted to eat. I am a steak fanatic so its my bad that I thought Perkins might suprise me (like Norms diner in LA, great t bone there). Nope, it was tough, tasted gamey, and soooo chewy. I spent so much time chewing everything else went cold. It was cooked to my liking its just they have horrible cuts of meat.\n2/10 (0/10 without bacon and pancakes)\n\nPrice - For what I got not good at all. I paid $12 for \"steak\" and eggs and $3 for a side of bacon (4 strips). Coffee was priced well. I expect either a smaller steak of better quality then the 7oz piece of garbage I got.\n1/10\n\nExperience/Vibe - Typical of any Perkins, we weren't offered to have a booth which I think is a no brainer, some people prefer booths. A little cramped but not too bad.\n6/10\n\nOverall - 17/40\n\nMANAGEMENT PLEASE LISTEN!!!\nPlease your meat elsewhere. Ive never had such a tough piece of \"steak\" in my life. I am anti A1 sauce cause I like the taste of steak as it is. I actually used A1 because of how nasty I felt trying to choke this down. I can't believe you call that steak, the only way I will ever buy that false steak again is if the world ran out of dog food and my dog was starving. Even then Id feel bad for my dog and probably end up giving him the hiemlich maneuver after choking on it.\n\n1 star, sorry Perkins, you might have just lost a customer to Dennys. Ill still patronize your bakery but as for meals I think I am done. Hire a meat manager or fire the one you have, please.


This outlet mall has improved dramatically since the last time I was there a year ago.  The range of stores is outstanding and it has the higher end stores.  The Cole Haan and Joe's Jeans stores are great here.  The sushi buffet at this mall is also outstanding.  The Polo store could run a few more sales.  It is my least favorite of the Polo outlets.  I prefer the one in Austin, TX, and in Phoenix, AZ.


Horrible. Dirty. Unfriendly valet and front desk people. Go anywhere else. Waste of money.


My 12 years old water heater stopped working. A neighbor recommended C&B. Called this morning around 10am and Rick answered the phone, he said he was on the other line and would call me right back. Withing 5 minuted he returned my call. Mark arrived as scheduled at my house at 12, gave me an price and and said he would take them a couple of hours to get the new heater and complete the job. At 230 I have hot water, my garage is cleaned! They were efficient, professional and priced right! Very happy will call them again for the house plumbing needs!!


The coffee was hot and it was right around the corner from the condo. Grande bold every morning and didn't have to wait.


This nail spa came very highly recommend and I'm not sure why!!! Came in and the lady that gave me a pedicure was eating in the seat I was going to sit in I had to brush off the crumbs before I sat down! My feet are still rough at the bottom, and they weren't done a week ago! I asked for a manicure and then decided to get acrylic instead. The women got an attitude and then stormed off and when she came back she was talking in another language and I'm sure it was about me because she was talking low and kept looking at me! The women who gave me the acrylics DID NOT do a good job whatsoever! You are able to see my real nail on the sides, its not even been a week yet and they are already peeling off!!!!! And then she asks who did my eyebrows and suggested they weren't good and I should let them do it. I will not be going back there.


I used GrubHub to order from this place on quite a few occasions.  The food was always bland, pedestrian, but nothing to complain too much about and since they delivered to me, I let it slide. \nLast night 12/1/2014 my boyfriend and I were having rough days/nights from work and didn't feel like preparing a meal after all the holiday festivities.  So we ordered Thai Hana at around 7:00. I got a confirmation that the food would arrive around 8:00 (which seemed normal). 7:27 p.m. I get an update \"Your food is on it's way\".  Woah that was quick I think!  8:10 p.m. rolls around, no food. I call grubhub, they call the restaurant and advise me \"Food will be there around 8:28, driver is in route to you\".  The driver calls me at 8:32 and says \"oh man I hit traffic but I'm on my way to you should be there shortly I'll call when I arrive\". My bf and I are a little annoyed but honestly, we're understanding people so we let it slide.  Now it's 9:00 p.m. and we ordered our food 2 hours ago, and we are aggitated.  I call GrubHub again, they say they were advised by this location that my food was already delivered. I correct them.  It was not. They call the facility again, they tell grubhub again that they got a little backed up but the food should be there shortly.  9:27 p.m. the driver calls me AGAIN and says AGAIN \"Hey I'm on my way I got stuck in traffic I'll be there in 2 min.\" 9:35 driver shows up.  \nFood was cold.\nFood was terrible.\n\nMidnight my bf wakes up to throw up for the next 5 hours, he ended up sleeping in the bathroom until he had to get up and shower and get ready to go to work.  Poor thing.\nI did NOT get sick, but he looked like a green ghost. My stomach is still a little queasy feeling but atleast I managed to keep my terrible food down. \n\nWhen it comes down to it, their service sucks, their drivers suck, their food is sub-par, and somehow it took them 2 1/2 hours to deliver 1 order of Maki Rolls, Drunken Noodle, Curry. and a ginger salad.  On top of that the Maki & Curry made my bf violently ill and the Noodles and Salad made me feel nauseated. \n\nWe're done with you Thai Hana and hopefully no one else has to suffer in the future when they order from you.


Love this place! Employees are so friendly! Place is clean food is good. Love the pasta salad!


hard to make good sushi in phx so dozo is already behind the 8 ball.  \n\njust not great for sushi.  rolls might be ok but if you want authentic sushi, this is not the place to go...altho i'm not sure of anywhere in phx that you can get good sushi!\n\ndozo gets a one star in LA but 3 in phx


I recently had to move an entire office across the United States and, after comparing several offers, selected Trico Long Distance Movers to handle the move. They were responsive to my needs and worked with me on pick up scheduling and price. There were no hidden charges and they were on time with the delivery. They kept me informed of their progress as they made the trip and provided me with the drivers phone number so that I could check on his progress whenever I desired. The delivery was handled in a professional manner and I would not hesitate to use Trico Long Distance Movers again should I require a long distance moving company in the future.


Pretty average. Would equate it to a Chili's or Red Robin. Service was 5 stars. And the local music they had going was 5 stars too. Drinks were a little steep... food was good, just not very unique.


I added another star for their breakfasts. If you up for this, it's worth the $5.00 per person.


Cheap prices but nasty food.