I am really not a huge fan of this spa, and this weekend reminded me of why.\n\nSPA:\nI went out of pure laziness this weekend - didn't want to walk to Caesar's or Aria - and regretted it. I remember thinking, this would be a nice spa if it were in another city. But it just does not compete with the neighboring properties. The atmosphere and decor are kind of lame - bright lights in the jacuzzi area, weird colored LEDs in the showers. Bellagio, you could at least replace the furniture without it being a huge production.\n\nOther than the jacuzzis, they only have a wet sauna and a dry sauna - no cold room or anything like that. I'm spoiled by Korean saunas, I guess, but I know both Caesar's and Aria have other offerings besides those, too. \n\nMy massage was pretty good, I will say at least that the therapist was very knowledgeable, and I learned some new things. But I paid for a special seasonal service and didn't receive it... I think it was like a $15 difference, so I didn't bother to split hairs on that. Still, I think it reflects badly on their service.\n\nIf this were a review of only the spa, it'd be 2 stars. However, I visited the salon as well.\n\nSALON:\n\nMy pedicure was excellent, great conversationalist and the most comfortable pedicure chair I've ever seen. The drink I ordered was unbelievably delicious, too. \n\nI also had a blowout which was fantastic, legitimately the best blowout I've ever had (and it ought to be, for the price) - I can see why the Bellagio salon is kind of famous for this. I was especially impressed that the shampoo assistant, when I told her I'd just had a toner a week before (so use cold water, please), she also offered purple shampoo. I wasn't expecting that to even be available.\n\nMy stylist, Sam, was not much of a conversationalist, but a blowout stylist doesn't really need to be. He did everything I asked for, and I walked out looking like a country singer, which is what needs to happen for me to have any volume to my hair an hour later. I was very happy with the salon services - my only reason for not repeating that visit is just that it's very time-consuming.\n\nSo yeah, overall... definitely feeling like my trip to this spa was a mistake that I probably will not repeat. Don't be lazy if you're staying at the B... cross the bridge to Caesar's Qua spa instead. Or if you're trying to earn MGM tier credits, go for Aria.


Apparently, my wife and I are invisible! We arrived at about 1:30 on a Thursday afternoon, pleased to see so many cars parked in the lot. The place is divided into separate rooms for dining and for a bar area. We went into the eating area and waited, and waited, but no one ever came. The one couple who were eating said to just take a table and the waitress would be in. After more waiting,a group of 5 entered the eating area. They were immediately seated, given menus, and had their drink orders taken. The waitress never acknowledged that we were present, carefully putting her back to us when she waited in the other people. \nThere are too many other great places in Vegas to tolerate this. We left and found one.


Wow, this place sucks. While waiting for our table, we were repeatedly ignored by the bartender. We must have appeared too we'll groomed in contrast to the rest of the patronage. \n\nWe had a party of 8. After all the food was dumped on the table, the W. Va. hick that was serving us came over to me and said, \"you must not have ordered\", which I certainly did because, that day, I had only eaten an apple and I was starving.  I do love it when I am assigned blame for a service mistake by my waitress.  \n\nSo, at that point, I decided to forgo a meal and just have tequila - to kill the pain of listening to the insolent and aggressively poor-performing waitress and to help me better assess next steps for the evening. I ordered a shot for me and the guy next to me. She asked if I wanted salt and a lime. I said no. The shots came with salt and a lime.  Worse, I think the \"shots\" may have been premixed margaritas without ice.  They were certainly not the Cuervo that we had requested. So, I asked for two Patron shots, which were just what the doctor ordered. \n\nAfter action assessment in brief - worst service I have had in years, maybe ever - can't even get tequila right - horrible patronage (could have been some LA5 gang members in there) - can't assess food because I was never given any, but chips were ok. \n\nRecommendation - 1) don't go - 2) if you have to go, order a shot of Patron immediately - 3) make sure you get some food \n\nThe combination of food and Patron will dull the pain.


Under construction when I visited. Small storefront with a modest selection of comic graphic novels and action figures. Also a selection of Fangoria and similar magazines. Kinda dismal vibe but that could be the construction. They also sold some snacks and drinks.


Back in Aug when I was out in Charlotte a co -worker took me to Alexander Michael's.  This place is a cute neighborhood gem.  I loved it!  It's removed from the main uptown area of Charlotte and it seems like this is the place where locals go.\n\nMy dinner was awesome.  I ordered their blackend cat fish sandwich with fried pickles.  Yum!  Since, fried pickles don't exist in CA, I loved eating them while I was out in Charlotte.  If I'm ever back in Charlotte, I would eat at this place again.   ;o)


I love Stuart B's Mandela quote. It's true!! I was given a fish from here once quite recently and I was thrilled with it!! Everyone had a fish tank in the 80s and I fancied myself as a bit of an 80s chick. Thus, I was given a fish. I came down here to buy all my accessories - food, tank etc etc.  The staff were  lovely! But the shop smelled. Within a week I came back and asked if they wanted the fish back. Turns out the fish life isn't the life for me.


At 4am in the morning, anything tastes good to me.  However, I also did get the chance to try the pizza in my more sober moments, so you can trust my tastebuds.  \n\nTucked between Blue Ribbon Sushi and Jaleo is this retro looking pizza joint that is opened 24 hours (I believe).  They have the standards, cheese and pepperoni, and deliciously greasy sicilian pizza.  A slice and a drink will cost you around \n$6, so it's definitely a steal.  \n\nOf course there are amazing restaurants at the Cosmopolitan and right outside the hotel doors.  But when it's super late and you just want a quick and yummy bite before heading to your hotel room, Secret Pizza definitely comes in handy!


I was helping a friend buy a new Subaru Impreza back in December 2010.  I had done all my internet research (TrueCar, Edmunds, etc) to get my friend a good deal.  She also had a car she wanted to trade in; I researched that on the internet too.  Long story short...the saleman was very accommodating and patient (my friend brought both sisters to look at the car), we got the price we were looking for the car and the trade-in, and I think everyone was happy.  My friends still love the car.\n\nI gave a 5-star rating, because as heinous as it can be to buy a new car, this was truly \"as good as it gets.\"  One caveat, we were shopping for the car in late December, so I have a feeling that made them a lot more motivated to move cars.


We came here in a huge group of about 20 people.  It has a dark, sophisticated atmosphere and nice architectural design.  Our servers were really nice and accommodating, but somehow we ended up with too much food!  The seafood sampler appetizer was great and was larger than we expected.  We were pretty full after the appetizers were served already so we ended up cancelling a few entree orders so we can share.  They were very nice and didn't make this difficult in any way.  That's the mark of great service!  My friend and I shared the sea bass and I thought it was great, but then again sea bass usually speaks for itself!  I would eat here again and would recommend it to friends!


I like perusing this place! They have many colorful decor items, including furniture, sculptures, furniture, fabric, bobbing turtles...the list continues. I bought some decorative tiles on here for $1 each. These are unique and cheap gifts, a good place to go if you want to give someone an \"Arizona\" present.


Hands down one of the best BBQ I have ever had! I have been to BBQ competitions in several states! I inhaled the BBQ beans and Pulled Pork! I ate it so fast, that I'm surprised I didn't loose a finger. This is my new favorite place for BBQ! \n\nI actually found this restaurant on the Yelp app for Locations Near Me. What a great app Yelp! So many people raved about this BBQ place, so I had to see for myself. We were greeted by the owner, a really nice and outgoing guy. I was indecisive on what I should order, which is a normal thing for me, and a pain in the ass for anyone else. Everything on the menu looked so good and there were so many sides to choose from. The owner recognized my dilemma and brought out a sample of four different sides for me to try! This almost made it harder to make a decision! I would expect a restaurant with this quality of food to be in Scottsdale! We are lucky to have it in Phoenix!  I loved the way they took traditional BBQ and added a healthy and culinary twist to it! \n\nFor the main course I had the Slider Sampler. My favorite was the pulled pork, second the beef brisket, but the pulled chicken seemed a little dry. I added a little of their BBQ sauce and it was back to awesome. I was a little piggy and got three sides with my sliders. My favorite was the BBQ Beans. I love that they included black beans in the mix. The Fresh Cut Fries were a huge size, no complaints there, however the fries were a bit greasy. I like them more crispy. I had the Green Chili Mac N' Cheese, which had a good mac n cheese flavor, but I could hardly taste the green chilies. Two of the samples the owner had me try were the Cole Slaw and the Potato Salad. Both were very yummy! The only reason I got fries and mac n cheese was for my boyfriend. Next time I am getting the cole slaw and potato salad. The cole slaw even had kale in it, which I love, and the potato salad was to die for! Keep in mind that I have a critics palate, so I can be picky. This restaurant is now on my list of favorites.  \n\nThe owner liked hearing my comments on the food and was open to new ideas and suggestions. I hope he reads my post, because I can see him making the menu items even better than they already are!   Hek Yeah I'm a fan!


I don't know what I can say that others have not already said about this establishment.  When first arriving, it is in a strip mall, tucked off the strip.  The complete opposite of the glitz of Vegas.  The decor inside is simple and the restaurant is clean.  There is lovely peaceful music to be heard.  One will seat themselves and the proprietor will come over with the menu and make some nice suggestions.\n\nBeing vegan and never having Ethiopian food before, I was glad to have my companions with me to make suggestions.  Apparently, this establishments specialty is the vegetarian dish so we knew we were in for a treat.\n\nStarting off with lentil sambusas, I had wished I had ordered more.  My companions stated they were the best they had ever eaten.  The dough was flaky, tender,  the sauce was flavorful and the filling was simple and delicious.\n\nThe vegetarian platter we ordered was literally enough for two to three people.  It has an array of lentils, vegetables, salads, and is served with injera.  You eat with your hands here.  The display of this dish is beautiful and I immediately had to take a picture, it is a work of art.\n\nMy friends ordered the Ethiopian coffee service.  The gentleman told us that the lady who performed the service was off that day.  We were surprised to find that she did come in on her day off to perform the service for us.  Wow is all I can say.  Please do not leave without having the coffee service, it is an experience and is delicious.\n\nThe value of the food you receive here will surprise you.  We had dinner for six people, including appetizers and the coffee ceremony.  $58 before the tip.\n\nif you want a break from the fast pace of Vegas, do yourself a favor and head over to Meskerem.


Such a beautiful attraction.  I love taking photos in front of this fountain.  BEST FREE SHOW IN VEGAS!\n\nTIP: There are a few restaurants you can dine at while watching the show (this isn't free though...lol)


I started going here since the place opened a few years ago. There was no other Chinese place in Surprise (that I knew of) at the time. Oil is definitely a main ingredient in their dishes. The beef dish I had once was pretty bad and never ordered it again but always loved the orange chicken with lo mein noodles. Lunch specials are pricey. Now that I'm a vegetarian, I have better options so I've never went back. The owner is friendly but always on the phone taking orders. They don't take American Express.


Stopped here after visiting the Wildlife World Zoo and Aquarium. \n\nA friend and I were driving down Litchfield Road looking for some place to eat and I saw it out of the corner of my eye. My friend was like, \"Hey, why not....\" and into the parking lot she turned. \n\nLike other people have said it's not the most spectacular looking place from the street...plopped at the end of a shopping center. I wasn't expecting much....but it kind of turned out like a Susan Boyle.....that whole judging a book by it's cover thing. \n\nService was prompt and attentive. It's a small place and it didn't seem too busy. We sat on the patio and I have to say that parking lot is the QUIETEST parking lot of any shopping center I've ever been in. Very relaxing. \n\nLike I said, I wasn't expecting much and wasn't sure what to order. I was torn between a few things and ended up ordering the fettuccine alfredo. As soon as I ordered it I was like, \"Ugh...why did I order that?\" It's just sometimes a restaurant will make a fettuccine alfredo that just leaves a strange aftertaste in my mouth. Don't know if it's the cheese they use or what. So, like I said, I was dreading it. That whole Susan Boyle thing I alluded to earlier. \n\nStarted with some bread and a small salad with a creamy Italian dressing. Pretty good. \n\nThen out came my fettuccine alfredo. It looked good....and it smelled good. And I have to admit it was the BEST fettuccine alfredo I've ever had. Creamy, rich, and oh so good. I was SO happy I ordered it. \n\nWe ended with a creme carmel for dessert which was just right to top off our dinner. \n\nAfter dinner went inside to use the restroom and the restaurant was even smaller inside than I thought. \n\nChatted a bit with one of the employees about the restaurant and the owners. Very friendly and warm atmosphere. \n\nI don't get out that way much but if I'm around there again I will definitely stop in again. Thanks, Bella Luna, for surprising me with a great dinner. \n\nMoral of the review: Don't judge a book by it's cover....a singer by the way she looks....or a restaurant by it's location. Really. Don't.


Went Wednesday night at 9 pm very busy and always good!


I started tanning at Las Vegas Tan to prepare for my wedding.  The salon is clean & contemporary and has beds that give you great color because they are properly maintained and technologically cutting edge.  I also had a custom spray tan a couple of days before my wedding.  It gave me fantastic color that lasted for a week and did not rub off on my dress.\n\nI would recommend this salon to everyone.\n\nLori


This Target is OK.  It's never very busy, but that also means that the checkout lines open are sparse.  I sometimes have to wait longer than I'd like to get through the line.  My beef with Target overall is also the fact that the national corporate office gave $150,000 to an anti-gay candidate in Minnesota, and they've handled the aftermath poorly.


Eaten here a few times and the good was pretty good. HOWEVER, tonight (Valentines Day) I had reservations for my girlfriend and I and when we arrived, they had no idea who we were. This apparently happened to two other couples as well, and we were all forced to wait for an opening. After waiting for 50m with constant promises of being seated soon, we eventually had to leave because we were going to miss our show. When we were leaving, I told the hostess how disappointed I was and she essentially said it wasn't her fault EXTREMELY rudely.\n\nNo food is worth being treated this poorly. I am now eating a burger for Valentines dinner with a girl dressed to the nines and we stick out like a sore thumb. I am just praying we still make our show tonight.


I dined here with a friend yesterday and the first thing that drew us in was the happy hour special. We were able to choose 2 different types of Korean BBQ, a soup, and a beer or soju for just about $26. This is a great deal when it comes to Korean BBQ. The portions were ideal for 2 people. Most of the waitresses were friendly and helpful; however, we had one girl as our main waitress and she was not attentive and awfully rude. She left the bulgogi (Korean marinated beef) on the stove too long and it almost burned, so I had to flip them over, cut the meat, and distribute myself. Anytime we asked her for something, she seemed angry and frustrated. We said \"thank you\" for everything she brought over (with extreme delay I might add), and I never heard her once say \"you're welcome\". She spoke fluent English, so I knew that wasn't the issue. Also, the food... I guess coming from the NYC area I am extremely biased; however, I was rather disappointed. The food wasn't bad, but it was nowhere near my expectations. The bulgogi was in large pieces and not juicy and the pork bulgogi was not spicy (pork bulgogi is supposed to be a spicy, flavorful dish). The side dishes were the most disappointing part. Usually, in Korean BBQ houses, you receive a bunch of side dishes to compliment your meal. Korean Garden BBQ House only gives about 4. So overall, I most likely will not be returning and if you've ever had great Korean BBQ, I do not recommend this place. My search for a 5-star Korean restaurant in Vegas continues..


This was one of those \"been meaning to try this place\" and I finally did.  Airy and clean and it smelled so good when entering!  I really wanted a vegetarian kabob, but since it wasn't on the menu I opted for the chicken tandoori kabob.  Seasoned nicely and the chicken was juicy and tender - and they pulled the wooden kabob so I didn't have to fuss with it.  Yea!\n\nI will definitely be back!


Best donuts ever!


Seriously - more than one entrance would be nice.....y'know, like one that didn't require me parking in the middle of the parking lot and then walking around 10+ stores and restaurants in the 100+ degree sun simply to get to the entrance.\n\nThat said, overall a very nice theater once you get inside, and with an IMAX to boot I'm sure I'll be back regardless of how assinine the process of getting inside is.


I checked in at the Rumor after having to cancel a reservation at another local resort due to no parking and a lot of other problems.\n\nCheck in was ok but a bit confusing and two different rates were quoted before the lesser one was approved.  I was told in a harsh tone that they were giving me a discount off their regular rate.  According to the staff on duty they do not take AARP, AAA or any other discount.\n\nFinding and moving into the room was okay.\n\nThe good points:\n1. I like the rainfall shower and bathroom area.\n2. D\u00e9cor in the bedroom was nice with softer lighting.\n3. The bedroom had a large TV, but the one in the main living room area was extremely small.\n4. Air conditioning and heat were quiet.\n5. The resort fee, daily charge, provides you with free internet and two bottles of water.  The pool was the only other \"resort\" item I observed and it was too cold to swim when visiting the LV area.\n6. The large white leather sofa was a nice touch but other comfortable chairs were missing.\n\nThe bad points:\n1. Upon checking the beds the sheets on one had what appeared to be fecal stains. Upon removing them to take the front desk, the mattress pad had short black, like pubic hairs, on it.  Both items were removed and taken to the front desk.  They had new sheets and mattress pad delivered to the room.  We had to make up the bed. ( They did discount the room an additional $20 dollars)\n2. Only 1/2 roll of toilet paper was in the room.  Had to have more delivered.\n3. The small TV in the living room area was inadequate for the space.\n4. I understand the boutique idea.  However the dark gray walls were depressing and made the room dark even with the drapery open.\n5. Large stains on the carpet in several areas.  You could not tell what the stains might have been.\n6. The curtains had several holes in them that were very easy to see; especially with the light from outside.\n7. Parking was close to the room but very dark at night.\n8. I had to call the front desk to find out were ice machines were located.  The one they directed me too was broken.  I had to search three other buildings to find an ice machine.  The machines are not convenient to most rooms.\n9. Very limited on site food service.\n10. There are few electrical outlets in the room we had and plugs would not stay in the outlets when plugged in.\n11. The air conditioning and heater was located beside one of the beds.  This unit blew air right on the bed all night and it was uncomfortable to sleep in due to the air flow.\n12. I requested a late check out and was told it would be an additional $25 for 1 hour, or $40 for a 3 hour extended checkout. (What a joke it was Sunday morning and I had already been told they had very few reservations for Sunday night.) \n\nI realize that rates vary in Las Vegas but this facility seems to be over priced for the services and staff support that a guest receives.  I would have to think seriously if I wished to return.


Had the most amazing experience at the Aria.  My husband and I decided to book our first visit to Vegas for our 10th anniversary and we were not disappointed! \n\nWalking in to the beautiful lobby, we got through check-in fairly quickly.  When the person checking in heard it was our anniversary, he upgraded our reservation to a suite!  We were given a corner suite on the 37th floor, overlooking the strip- the view was gorgeous!  The room was huge- with separate living space, bedroom, and bathroom.  Everything was remote controlled- the curtains automatically were opened to reveal the sights from every angle- could even look at the strip from in the tub!  \n\nOur first night, chocolate covered strawberries were sent up- delicious.  Going out to see the sights from the Aria was extremely easy between the tram and the central location. The restaurants on sight that we went to were fantastic, and we loved seeing Zarkana, an easy walk from our room as well.  Didn't spend much time at the pool (hubby isn't a swimmer), but from what I saw they appeared nice.  \n\nLook forward to my next opportunity to visit this resort!


The Skinny: Nice hotel, great place to stay even though there isn't much to do other than go to the spa, stay by the pool, eat or gamble - but there's nothing wrong with that(4.5).\n\nWe stayed here for two weekday nights in August for a brief staycation. Check-in service was painless albeit it was a weekend day afternoon and not very busy.\n\nWe were really impressed by the ambience of the hotel room (resort room with a view of the Strip). The modern decor matched our tastes. There was a flat screen tv with a Bose wave sound clock radio.  The bed, covered with plush pillows and fresh linens, was comfortable. The bathroom was great - two vanity sinks with an integrated tv (which had bad reception), enclosed granite shower, a bathtub with a view of the Strip (and a electronic privacy shade if you desire). Complementary cards were included in the suite. Maid service was excellent.\n\nUse of the fitness area costs $15 and internet costs $13/day which seemed rather pricey to me. I'll post a pic of the spa prices (note: they charge you a mandatory 20% gratuity!).\n\nThe amenities include use of the pool area which was lovely. We enjoyed lazing around the pool all afternoon like two slugs. It was awesome! The crowd there is diverse - you see kids in their lifejackets, the elderly sunning next to their wheelchairs and the young 20 somethings sporting designer shades and swimwear. The music is top 20's with some pop favourites from the 80's. Fortunately, the music was at a comfortable decibel level.\n\nThe casino itself was quiet during our weekday vacay and was relatively smoke free for a casino. Also really like they didn't pump some yucky perfume in the ventilation system like other casinos on the Strip. Loved the free beverage fountain next to Marinelli's which wasn't watered down! (they had Fresca! I love Fresca!)\n\nDisadvantages: well, if you don't gamble, go to the spa, lounge in the pool or check out Tina Martini- there isn't much here to do unlike other local casinos which have movie theatres and bowling alleys. \n\nThe location is another factor to consider because there really isn't much around the casino - plus it's far from the Strip for visitors. You'll definitely need a car if you stay here.\n\nFinally, the food doesn't quite live up to level of quality at the hotel. Compared to other Strip casino hotels which have great restaurants there or nearby, this hotel's food is okay but not great.\n\nOverall, a really nice stay and we were glad we came to relax here. A 4.5 star review.


This place is pretty lively when we went. The atmosphere gave me a Dallas's vibe. The food was good. I had a chicken cesar salad. My friend got some shrimp pasta dish, that was pretty good. Must try their brownie. It's freshly made with your choice of ice cream on top. It's very good, but only when it is hot. When it gets cold, it won't taste as good. So eat it fast.


Like others, I'm writing a post-mortem tribute to one of my favorite restaurants in the world.\n\nMy husband and I first went to Rosemary's on our honeymoon in 2001. We've been there on every trip to LV since, and we also went to the second restaurant they had at the Rio for a while. Every  visit was a delight.\n\nMichael and Wendy, as someone who recently closed a restaurant (and is in the process of selling a second one) my heart goes out to you.  Know that you are missed, and that  I (and many many others, I'm sure) am monitoring the internet to see what you have in store for us next.\n\n~~A fan from Texas


Best Happy hour in pittsburgh! I went before going on a gallery crawl. They have an array of specialty cocktails \"half price\" 5-7pm and Tapas. I enjoyed the Caparrhina, a glass of full bodied pinot noir, and a green tea martini. So refreshing. My BF and I split several appetizers too. Empanadas, Ceviche, Tuna tartar, grilled skewers, duck quesadilla, crabcake, and the filo shrimp. We just wanted to try everything. \n\nThere are still many I saw come out of the kitchen that I am dying to try. The presentation was lovely. I probably won't get the ceviche or grilled skewers again because there are other more interesting dishes that suit my tastes better. I think it's a very nice addition to the variety of restaurants in Pittsburgh. Eat, Drink, Enjoy!


One of the ol' school sushi joints in Vegas, these guys are doing an OK job. I was told by one of the owners that they were the originators of what is known as \"Las Vegas sushi\" I can neither confirm nor deny this claim.\n\nCame here with a bunch of peoples who were on the lookout for some AYCE sushi. After we came in, we were shown to our seats in which they used banquet chairs. The tables are a little smallish for 4 peoples but we were able to squeeze in. I had to hold my breath.\n\nNow off to the AYCE. Everything was good, some standouts include the tuna karai, the coconut shrimp which tasted like TGIFridays version, and salmon kama.\n\nOne thing though the service was inconsistent. Sometimes they were thoughtful, other times, I had to flag down a server several times to refill our water.\n\nAnother note, the portion size was a little bit too big for AYCE. Normally, I complain when a business is too stingy. But for AYCE, I wish they were smaller so that I could of had a chance to try the nigiri, and other rolls. \n\nI would come back here as a fallback in case bluefin was too packed. But it is what it is, so next time take care of yourself.. And each other.


I have been coming to this place since the mid-80s and it is definitely consistent. At face value this is a local curry house, no pretensions of fine dining but good, reasonably priced food with attentive service. There is little better on a winter's night with the freezing wind howling up Bruntsfield Place, than to battle through the double doors into a warm and inviting aroma of indian spices.  Beware when ordering the naan: they only do these in \"feed the 5,000\" size!


My fianc\u00e9 and I spent $175 each on really sweet tickets, and were very excited to see this show.  We had dinner at SWITCH at the Wynn which was excellent, and then headed to MGM Grand for our 9:30pm showtime.  \n\nPerks:  They serve 32 oz alcoholic beverages.  I got some peach smoothie something or another which was delicious.  The vertical stage was pretty neat, but you can only watch people fall off it so many times before that gets old too.\n\nDisappointments: Everything else.  The show was SOOOO boring.  I was ready to be amazed and in awe and not wanting it to end.  Instead Jon and I found ourselves looking at each other wondering when the cool effects and acrobatics happened.  We ended up leaving after an hour and ten minutes.  We just couldn't take it any more.  The straw that broke the camels back was when there were crabs and starfish running around the stage.  This isn't Disney World for kids, this is Vegas people.  So awful.\n\nDefinitely do NOT see this show.  It's just as expensive as O, Mystere, Love, and Le Reve, so see one of those where you are sure to leave happy!


this tj is pretty awesome. great finds here; i even found bliss bath products one otherwise unmemorable afternoon! clean and organized with helpful staff. men's selection is particularily good at this store. shoes always seem over priced whether they be men's or women's. bags, accessories and even jewelry selections are interesting and don't look like leftovers. overall, a great store with great prices. i'm definitely a fan.


This guy is a scam artist!! Save yourself from going through this nightmare .He's had my car for 3 months everything's been paid for and is not even fixed!


Fatburger provides a solid quick-service style burger open 24 hours on the Strip right across the street from the Monte Carlo. \n\nWhen I went there you could choose from small through XXXL for the burger size. I heard from a friend that their used to be only 3 sizes. I think that kind of simplicity would have be nice since I was quite baffled about which size to order. The burgers are all cooked to order which is nice but may cause a little bit of a wait. Cheese, chili, bacon, and egg are all chargable upgrades for the burger while other condiments are available for no additional charge. \n\nI was talked into the medium size burger. I added cheese, bacon, and a fried egg. It was too big. I got to the awkward point in my meal where I was satisfied to be done eating but only had a little bit of burger to go. I decided to avoid feeling the gut bomb and just tossed it. Along with my burger I ordered the skinny fries which turned out were not really all that skinny. I mean, they were pretty much standard size fries. I think I would have been better off if I topped them with chili or ordered the fat fries or onion rings instead. Lesson learned.\n\nAll in all, it is a decent option for late night eats. Especially if you want to avoid the more notorious fast food burgers, and of course, you have at least $10 to burn on a quick bite.


I hesitate to write a true review for this place as I have only been there for the grand opening.  I'm not sure if the free food buffet they had was a true sample of their menu or not.  I was impressed by the variety of food they had available, most notably the Teriyaki beef which is among the best I have ever tasted.  Growing up in Hawaii this is no small feat... I used to live off of the stuff.  They also had some interesting drinks available at the bar, including a sparkling sake beer (that is the only way I can think to describe it) that was quite addicting.


Their extensive TV advertising had me thinking they could get anything out.  Well, they couldn't get the fireplace soot out of my carpet.  The technician tried really hard.  I asked him if he had anything to spray on it and he went out to the van and got something that didn't work.  I went and got some Spot Shot out of the closet, so then he went back out to the van to get something stronger.  No luck.  Then he tried to upsell me on carpet protection, but the last thing I want is to \"protect\" the stain \"in\"!  In addition, he tried to sell me the same spot remover that didn't work on the soot and   I asked him why I would buy a spot remover that clearly didn't work!?!?!  I have used Stanley Steemer in the past to clean my carpets and was pleased.  Unfortunately, this time it was for stains and it didn't work.  :(


Disclaimer: I have eaten at Fogo de Chao before.\n\nMy group got a discount for this place from the half-price ticket booth.  \n\nI was immediately suspicious of this place after taking a seat.  Our table was completely packed into a small dining space.  I felt like I was in a high school cafeteria. I realized that this place was working off of volume - likely driven by the coupon we and likely most of the guests had.  I asked my group if we should take off, telling them that we should not expect a fantastic meal.\n\nUnfortunately we decided to stay.  The meats were extremely sub-par,  the Sirloin and Filet were chewy and grained with fat.  The salad bar was uninspiring, and the service stretched across all of the guests packed into the restaurant.\n\nIf you have eaten at Fogo de Chao before, do not come here.


Good Thai dishes. Make sure you understand the Spicy levels.


Pretty much everybody from Montreal have been to Baton Rouge which is a Cajun, Texas, American cuisine. It's a Franchise that came here over 10 years ago. I've been there 3-4 times, each time I was happy with my meal but angry with my tab. Maybe I'm picky but when I pay 50$ + and I got served some fries, I want some REAL HOME FRIES not some Frozen Home Fries. The burger are alright but pretty much the same thing you'd get at any american Diner but for 15$. The ribs (full rack of baby back ribs) are amazing and the meat is tasty. That's the best thing in B\u00e2ton Rouge. The desert are pretty good too but overall, it's pretty expensive and it gets to a point where you're thinking: I should go to FortyWestt and pay the double for some Real Quality.


As always, awesome. A great In-N-Out location, perfect food for a great price. It's busy as you might think an In-N-Out might be in Vegas. Really busy. Did I say it was busy? But it's worth the ten minute wait inside. I think drive through might be faster, it depends.


Steak frites have a pesto like butter sauce on them.\nVery accomodating staff for our 3 children.\nQuiche is divine, I'm still thinking of it.


The food here was really good. It was filling and tasty. However, when compared to other taco joints or mexican food, it is just very average. I love mexican food and the food here lacks the authenticity of other places... But this should be obvious since its in a casino. \nMy problem is that they are very very pricey. For two people, it was $54. The food was good and it was discounted for gamblers, but if I had to pay over $50 for the quality I would be upset.\nDefinetly people should come here and try it out, just know the quality isn't worth the price.


Flamingo upgraded rooms are pretty nice.. The location is perfect since it's in the middle of the strip. The casino is just okay. Not alot of great restaurants or attractions in the hotel but once again being in the middle of the strip it's easy to get somewhere for a good dinner or show. The price is best your going to get on the strip unless you stay at somewhere like the quad.


Consistently very good. I wanted to try something different and this time I went for the pesto scramble. I normally get pancakes or French toast . Now I don't think ill ever order anything else. I personally can't eat eggs without tobacco and I was able to eat the pesto scramble plain.  Defiantly wanting to go back soon


The first thing I noticed when I walked into the lobby was the cigarette smoke smell.  Okay, to be fair, all of the hotels/casinos allow smoking - as annoying as it is.  But I get it.  Gamblers smoke.  However, I walked through most of the casinos on the strip, and none of them had the stench of Bally's.  They all had either some sort of air fresheners to mask the smell, or at the very least better ventilation.  Bally's simply stunk.  And pretty bad.  They definitely need better ventilation in the casino/lobby.  Secondly, the entire time I was playing the games over three days, NOT ONE cocktail waitress offered me a drink.  I was under the impression that as long as you are gambling, drinks are on the house.  In fact, the one or two waitresses I did see were not accepting anything more than tips for the drinks.  I don't know why I was ignored.  My room was very nice, and extremely big.  I did, however, have to put the heat on 80 degrees to get it warm (I happened to visit Vegas on the coldest days of the year).  The hotel/casino was nice, but comparatively speaking, not nearly as nice as the others I saw on the strip, for similar prices.  Next time I go to Vegas I'm staying elsewhere.


This casino wasn't one of my favorites. But I can assure you that it was my favorite casino downtown aside from the Golden Nugget. It was nice walking in this casino, felt very comfortable. I didn't have much luck gambling here, but I never do at any casino in Las Vegas so I didn't expect much here. All in all I wouldn't complain. They have a nice little cafe that I've heard was good, but never had a chance to try it out.\n\nI can't rate other than it's appearance inside because I haven't roomed here. Just came here to hang out and play a few hands of paigow. It's not a big casino, but it is bigger than most on this street. I won't lie, if I do room anywhere off the strip, this would probably one of my top placed I would want to stay at. One other cool thing is that you can take a picture with 1million dollars. Probably the only place in Las Vegas you can do this. You can check out the pictures to see what I'm talking about.


I have been taking my Yorkie/ Maltese and English Bulldog to Bark Place for almost a year and half. \nI have always been able to call and they have always been able to take one or both of my dogs (I don't always take my Bulldog) the same day which is super convenient! They are always ready for me when I arrive and they take the dogs right back. \n\nI have never had a problem with the grooming my dogs have received here. They have always done exactly what I have requested and I have never seen any knick marks or cuts on my dogs. \n\nThe last time I took in my Yorkie/ Maltese he was really over grown, because I thought he looked super cute as a long haired mutt and I just didn't want to get him a hair cut! But I finally felt so bad for him, despite how cute he looked, so I took him in. I was really impressed because they still charged the same $45 to have him completely clipped down! He looked like a whole new dog when they were done! \n\nMy only wish about Bark Place would be that they took debit cards. It might sound silly, but I never have cash on me.


The Liberty is a bar/ restaurant located in the old McIntosh's Steaks & Seafood building on South Blvd.  The restaurant appears to have a theme that focuses on beer while their food and beverage selection which includes a fairly extensive wine list that may have you thinking differently.  \n\nAtmosphere - Modern, clean, barley, amber, kegs, aluminum, concrete, dim lighting\n\nFood - When I sat and started perusing the menu I had some difficulty in identifying what I wanted as the layout was confusing to me.  As an example, the menu listed a line with a seafood item, then listed a beef item and then back to a seafood item.  There did not seem to be any rhyme or reason for it; at least one that I could decipher.  While deciding on what to eat, I went with a quick order of a beer.  The place is not a microbrewery, so based on a recommendation I went with the Dogfish Shelter Pale Ale from their tap selection.  It was served in an official Dogfish glass.  The beer had a nice strong flavor without being heavy.  After more struggling with the menu and the food descriptions (see photo), I ended up going with the safe route, a burger & fries.  With my order, I asked that they sans the cheese but did not think to inquire about the mayo situation.  The burger & fries arrived hot and nicely presented on a ceramic dish with the fries in a metal can/ sleeve.  With burgers, it has been my experience in a brew pub setting that normally the mayo is an item that is provided on the side.  Unfortunately for me this was not the case, as mayo was slathered on both sides of the bun.  So I ended up just eating the beef patty w/ a knife and fork.  I must say that the beef was good because it tasted like a cut of a steak which to me signaled it was of good quality.  The side of fries was crisp but had a green, and I assume, dill seasoning that I did not prefer.\n\nService - The service I had was okay...nothing above and beyond.  She did ask if everything was okay, but based on my obvious confusion with the menu it would have been nice if she had mention that the burger comes w/ mayo on it...oh well.\n\nPrice - The menu is pretty varied in price, from a $10 hamburger & fries to dishes costing around the $20 price point.  With my $5.50 draft, my meal came in just over $20 w/tip.\n\nOverall - It was a so-so experience.  Would I go again...probably not?  But the beer selection is worthy of a beer lover to at least check out.


It was disaster. Bread was hard and burnt. One dish was served and three others waited more than five minutes for their meal. Manager gave a free desert for the service. We thought that was anice gesture until we got our check. Al items were marked up $8.00.can you believe it could be this bad?


Nice, clean theater, shoes did not stick to the floor.\nWanted to try Assisted listening device, Jonathan, manager on duty tried to get the device to work for me. Once the previews started he came back to check on if it was working, now he knows that theater 18 needs to be serviced too. He was really a great service person, involved with customer.


What was good here was great, what wasn't, was awful. \n\nThe prosciutto salad and french dip were great. The breakfast buffet was great - yummy banana nut bread. \n\nThe burgers, on the other hand, were inedible. There was some spice in it that was just bad.\n\nThe service was good and the bathrooms were very clean. The coffee was also very good.


In a strip mall right across the street from the Hard Rock Cafe, this place looks like it's made for locals.  Lots of TV's on the walls and airbrushed walls with stickers, signs, banners, ads for a Ro Sham Bo tournament, it's a lot to take in.  The bar looks good, but we were there for lunch.  The pork tamales were ok but had cheese in the sauce, which was unexpected.  The salad came in one of those big deep fried tortilla bowls, which kinda contradicts the reason to eat a salad, doesn't it?


Here are the issues I have with cox.  \nMy internet connection is \"lost\" at least twice each week:  Our home has 3 laptops with wireless internet connections.  About twice each week, the internet connection is lost, which requires unplugging the modem and router, waiting a minute, and plugging them back in.  I had to do this yesterday and today, so hopefully I won't have to do this for another 6 days. \n\nUnbelievably slow email:  I no longer use cox email because it is so incredibly slow:  it takes so long to load, that by the time the inbox appears, I've forgotten what I'm looking for.  Same problem with the search:  I search for something and by the time emails appear, I can't remember what I wanted to review.  I switched to gmail, but I can't stand this either because I can't sort, but it least it's fast.  I gave up using cox when I couldn't access an email containing a forgotten username for the umpteenth time.\n\nDon't under any circumstances use the virus software that they provide for free.  If you do, you'll regret it.  I installed the software and had so many issues with my pc not running correctly.  As soon as this was uninstalled, all was well again.  Try superantispyware - not only is this FREE, but it's one of the best programs that will ferret out all types of garbage that gets installed on your pc.  I've never had a real issue because i'm so careful, but this finds hundreds of items each week on my pc that it doesn't like.\n\nThe reason I'm writing this review is because the option to color code movies on the tv listings on their website hasn't been working correctly for months:\n1.  I have to type in my zip code every time I access this site, which can be several times a day.  \n2. I basically only watch movies - which I want to see in pink in the listings.  Even though the box is checked, the listings aren't pink.  When I uncheck the box, then they're pink.   Is it possible that I'm the only person in Arizona that uses this feature on their website?  It's  a simple fix:  a cookie should remember my zip code, and the web page needs to recognize that a checkbox with a checkmark is \"on\" - show the color.


This was a great place!. My husband and I love Italian foods and this was really awesome!\n\nWe chose to go here following fellow reviewers and it was the best choice we've made in a while.\n\nMy favorite was their fresh homemade mozzarella, OMG A+++\n\nAnd the sweet sausage was the bomb to say the least.\n\nWe will definitely be buying all our items from here, especially anytime we make our large Italian dinners for special occasions!\n\nAwesome job guys thank you!


Nasty.   Bad food.  Rude,  indifferent staff.  1 star is being generous.


Take the time to enjoy this little treasure. The food was amazing. We began conversing with both tables next to us and sharing each other's dishes. The experience was one of my favorite times while in Vegas.


You can always count on this place for a good lunch. Nothing too crazy, just your regular Americanized Chinese food. It's a much better option than the PPG food court Chinese food, which is known to make people sick, eek! \nGreat lunch prices.  Gets a little busy, so I'd suggest making your way over before noon.


Nice room terrible service at check-in.   This must be a recurring issue since while I was waiting for 5 hours fir my room I heard from a dealer at the blackjack table, without even mentioning anything, that she could help make the experience at the front desk better.  All I asked her was to deal me good cards.   If they expect to be part of Ritz Carlton they better train the front desk staff to act like it.  Otherwise the rooms are very nice and the rest of the facility is great.


Food is quite good but this place is way too small. I've went there 5 times and always waited like at least 20 minutes at the door. Then you are stuck at your table barely able to move. Note that I am 6 feet 210lbs which is quite standard.\n\nI'll always remember the barmaid forgetting to give me 10 bucks back on a 20 for a beer. Cheap trick to try to stole my money or an accident... I'll leaving the guess to you.\n\nThe chef is quite good and I can't complain about his work.


By far one of the best buffets in las Vegas!


Our first visit to Dive was on burger night-which is an excellent deal.My boyfriend was convinced by our server-who was excellent-to order the PB 'N Chutney burger. It sounds gross but it was amazing!We have also had the Reuben eggrolls and the Loaded Croquettes-both of which were large enough to be individual meals. Other favorite dishes include:buffalo chicken egg rolls,the Kahlua pork sliders, and the sweet potato tots (excellent with the cinnamon sugar butterI liked that the egg rolls had a chipotle coating, the flavors blended nicely-like buffalo chicken dip wrapped in an egg roll. The portion size was 3 large egg rolls and I was fine letting my food-deprived friend eat 2. Only suggestion: they served it with ranch and I think blue cheese would have been a better accompaniment. The kahlua sliders were very tasty! We assumed there would be three sliders but there were 4 so I thought that was a good deal for $8. I do not like onion straws so I did eat these minus that ingredient. The pineapple and red pepper chutney was out of this world!it complimented the sweet BBQ sauce well and the pork was deliciously tender. Now the sweet potato fries are an option as a side with any burger (except the sliders), sandwich, or wrap. The cinnamon sugar butter is reason enough to order these. The tots are nothing spectacular but that butter well makes up for that. Also they had some great beers on tap last night, both my friend and I enjoyed Clown Shoes Clementine (corriander and clementine was the flavor profile) which was new to us and Bell's Oberon (an oldy but goody). All in all the beers (6 of them) were the most expensive part of the meal and totaled $30. For $50 this was great food, great beer, and a good time out!) Everything is very reasonably priced, they have a varied menu so that everyone should be able to find something appetizing.


I'm a regular here for their Thursday night trivia and we always have a great time. Their menu is more than the typical bar food you might expect. Lots of salad choices, some wraps, and the pizza is decent. It's a great place to see a game since there's a TV in every direction but it can get pretty packed given that its one of the few sports bar in SoMo. \n\nI did see a drunkard punch out one of the huge windows out front one Sunday night. That was exciting!


For a place that just opens pre-made packages and plops them on a salad-bar, I would think that this effort might not have been to challenging. Perhaps I had my hopes up too high.\n\nI went here for a quick bite as I had business in the neighborhood. I must say, I would have done better anywhere else. The salad selection was less than fresh to say the least. A person kept barging out of the back to refill things, and was super surley. Just get in her way and get an elbow.\n\nAfter the salad selection are random canned things. I guess those were ok. I am not sure.\n\nThey also have a \"hot bar\". This is where things get really depressing. They had a kind-of taco set-up thing going with what appeared to be ground beef. Except it wasn't! It was straight-up textured vegetable protein! Who even does that? I got a baked sweet potato, and that thing had been sitting under a heat lamp for what seemed weeks and was inedible. The soups were just blah. Who serves french onion soup without the topping? The pizzas they had on the platter were less than what you would expect from the cheapest of frozen pizzas.\n\nJust all in all horrible. I left having drank and unsweetened ice tea and left a plate from the all-you-can-eat salad bar totally full.\n\nWhat a waste of time and money. This place is gross.


Started with a wonderful sweet and sour, a glass of blushing rose, and refreshing cucumber water. I was lucky enough to come during Happy Hour but would have paid full price for everything even if I hadn't.\n\nComfortable decor, nice atmosphere, and my server (Mariah) was a pleasure. Good food, large portions, and reasonable pricing. Do yourself a favor and enjoy this little restaurant.


This location was right by ASU. It was empty on a holiday. Our server was great. The food was cooked perfectly. And they even had a \"study hall\" for students which I thought was a great idea. The only suggestion that comes from who I attended with is that if there is an upcharge that the waitress mentions it prior to getting a surprise on your bill. There is mention of it in the menu, but it doesn't spell out that there is an extra $2 for a slice of cheese on your eggs.


The food is really nothing special. The great thing about this restaurant is the ambience. This fish tanks are gorgeous and awesome .\n\nFOOD = nothing to brag about. Still a nice time though.


A little snooty, but not a bad club at all. The dancers were super hot, bar service was pretty quick, amazing sound system, really overpriced drinks but someone's gotta pay for those bouncers and that awesome light setup. Horribly unorganized by the front but the bar and floor seemed well managed. Not sure if I'd ever go back but it was pretty legit.


Sprouts is taking over the town. Now every where I look there is a Sprouts. It used to be so hard to find.\nAnyway, I do love Sprouts ,they have so many things that are sooo good for you.\nTheir Produce is really good and local which is great for everyone involved.\nThey are not quite as high as Whole foods but, they are climbing up there. \nI bought a Chicken that was already cooked, but I was disappointed in the lack of information on the package. It did not say where the chicken came from, or if it was organic , or free range.\nOne of my favorite things to get here is Buffalo Meat. I notice that has gone up in price as well. But, this is the wave of the future.\n.5cents off for each bag of your own that you bring in. Always a plus.\nI also got some fabulous Flax Seed gluten free bread which was really nice.\nGreat to have more and more healthy stores around the town now.


I really want to give this a better review but I can't. The wait was 1h30min. I get it, the food is good and it's a buffet, lines are expected. I am ok with the wait. But we paid extra for the unlimited drinks package. Once we were finally seated, it took another 30 mins, yes 30 minutes, just to meet our server. Then another 20 mins to get drinks. So we are now 2h20min into the afternoon before getting our beverages. Fine, maybe service improves? not really. each time we wanted our table cleaned or a fresh round of drinks, we had to wait 15-20 mins. This seems really extreme. The food was pretty good. They had some very good dishes and some interesting twists that were delicious, mac n cheese with linguica was awesome. The desserts were subpar. They have so much variety but I couldn't find one that was even average. I almost chipped my tooth on a cookie, it was that stale. Kind of hard to believe until you experience it first hand. \n\nEither way, for $40 I would have been much better off going to a really nice restaurant. I could have got a great meal, a drink or two, but with top notch service and would have saved 2 hours time.


For a seafood buffet I was not impressed. Crab legs were good. Lobster tails were small and chewy. Prime rib was good. Oysters were small. Desert selection was small but pleasing. Overall, ok buffet but I don't think I would return.


I made my first trip to Bandera a week ago or so. Actually I forgot I'd been there until I saw Gabi's review. I wasn't particularly hungry when we stopped in for a late dinner before Nathan's surprise party, so my meal consisted of a few sides. We started with the obligatory cornbread skillet which everyone raves about...I wasn't crazy about it. I love the idea: cheese, cornbread and green chiles, but it was WAAAAY sweet for me. I definitely expected something more savory and cheesy, but the sweet corn over-powered everything else. \n\nMy 'meal' was the side house salad and a side of mac and cheese. I make really awesome m&c so I wasn't uber impressed with bandera's version but it was good nonetheless. The 'nice little house salad' was indulgent, my favorite part by far. Well-dressed, ribboned lettuces and cabbages, with I think 1/12th of an avocado and a tablespoon of goat cheese and a few other bits and pieces tossed in. \n\nOur server was pleasant, service in general was quick and we were seated right away too, which was surprising on a Saturday night around 9pm. I would go back if someone suggested it.


Got this as a gift from Groupon....it was actually alot of fun...we knew we would get our butt kicked by a bunch of 12 year olds....but with that being said....they give you a 10 minute orentation about the rules which all make sense. the people managing the field do nto pay attention and inforce these safety rules. teams are not matched fairly....a bunch of 12 year olds agains a pro team....a guy on the other team stuck the barrell of his fully auto paitball gun under my face mask after he was shot out and shot me in the face. after i was out i proceeded to leave the field with my hands in the air ( as instructed) and the same guy unloaded about 15-20 rounds on me within 5 feet which again is against the rules. i questioned the guy on why he did it and he grabbed me by the shirt and proceeded to instigate a fight.  ALL OF THIS HAPPENED IN FRONT OF A YOUNG BLONDE FEMALE STAFF MEMBER WHO DID NOTHING! the staff didnt do much about this other than appologize and offer me a free visit. they contunued to let the violent gentelman stay and play when he should of been kicked out. there was also a dad and his 3 kids that  questioned the staff about the rules not being followed and they ended up leaving due to carelessness from the staff. needless to say....it would of been a ton of fun if the rules given were monotored. WILL GO TO ANOTHER PAINTBALL FACILITY NEXT TIME.


Really solid spot for casual Greek in Blakeney.  I've tried both the chicken and lamb gyros, and both are quite yummy.  I appreciate having the option for whole wheat pita, even with the 25 cent upcharge.  Have tried both types of fries, lemon oregano and garlic cumin, and while they're sure to make any fry lover happy, I didn't find them particularly spectacular.  I prefer to opt for their hummus, with an interesting rotation of flavors, having tried the chipotle hummus which was good.  Prices are very reasonable, with pitas going for $6, with an extra $3 to make it a combo with fries or hummus and a drink.  Highly recommend for a quick lunch if you find yourself in the area.


I had a new shower built by these folks back in 2011 and it's been holding up great.  They were quick, did a good job, and stand behind their work.  I had some warranty repairs done a few months ago.  Very happy with the service I got and the end product is very nice


Great meat selection. best in madison hands down


Staff here is extremely friendly. Starbucks inside is great to get before shopping. Better than most Targets I have been to.


Being from the East Coast, it is hard to find an authentic New York pizza in AZ. Brooklyn V's is FANTASTIC!!!! Takes me back home.... The crust is fantastic with just the right amount of cheese. We've been here several times but haven't ordered anything other than pizza yet. Based on the other reviews,  trying the Stromboli next. Check this place out, you won't be sorry!


I was craving greek food, so i yelped, and this joint came up.. They had a groupon, bought it and went...  All the pictures looked great,, when i got mine i was very disappointed..  The pastisio,, was marginal,, very very small slice,, i wouldnt order it for a homeless person... The hummus,, not that good,, very runny, not impressed... The Gyro,, skimpy on the meat, sauce was not very good will not come back to this joint... Others may rave about it this place,, i did not like this at all... At least i only wasted 16 bucks for 30 bucks of food...


I've been eating at Nicky's Thai Kitchen for several years, and every time I go back they seem to have improved and they seem a whole lot busier.  It's getting to be a very popular place, and for good reason.  They serve excellent food at reasonable prices.  Also, I absolutely love the patio garden in the back.  The decor and plants are beautiful.  I asked the staff who waters the plants, and they said they do the work and that it takes an hour to water everything.  Regardless, I love the Spring Rolls, plus just about any dish on the menu is good.  I ordered a \"7\" on the 1 - 10 spice scale and my dish was definitely spicy enough.  The wait staff is attentive and helpful, and our food came quickly.  I had the Chile Mango Scallops, and they were delicious.  I highly recommend Nicky's.


Best steak I've had out in Phoenix. I ordered the New York and thought it was more flavorful than the fillet. Loved the modern atmosphere.  I will definitely return!


Ok ,,,, I haven't been to this restaurant in about three years I went back thinking it was going to be the same O same O(which I loved) it turned out to be a very big disappointment;( won't be back plus they were rude


I ordered the Philly cheese steak with extra meat and cheese. OMG, if this is extra meat then I can't imagine how little meat the normal sandwich has. \nAlmost $10 for a sandwich, it better be amazing. It wasn't. Skip it.


Ate dinner here tonight. Sorry that we didn't take any pictures of our meals. The food and drinks were delicious. Especially the Queso Condido con Chorizo. Our server Ramon was excellent, and so was Osmani. Will definitely be returning. \nGood service, good food, good drinks = A GOOD TIME !!!


I went get a few months ago and I'm sure glad I did.  It is so yummy.  I had the spicy meat taco and it was good.  Came back a few weeks later and got a burrito, it was so good and much better than Chipolte.  \nMy only complaint is that they need to explain what the meat it. Majority of it I have never heard of and maybe get a wider range of soda or add tea to drink.  \nOverall a great and inexpensive place to eat yummy tacos or burritos and street corn. Open late


Beyond rude and inconsiderate. Bought a ticket. Waited 10 minutes and there was still no shuttle to get on. Other companies had loaded and gone and had another bus already waiting. Knowing that it would take a while to fill the bus when it did get there I asked for a refund and switched carriers. The lady mocked me for switching saying, \"I guess you know it all about our bus times.\" I got a refund, switched, saved $2 on the price and was gone before their bus ever arrived. AVOID!


VIP Golf recommended this place to me.  I think they hit it right on the nail.  It doesn't get any better than this.  We arrived in a cab and were greeted by some friendly staff who took our clubs and pointed us to where we check in.  A very friendly man checked us in, gave us a coupon for free breakfast or lunch as well as 2 drinks each.  \n\nWe ordered our lunch and 2 bottled waters to go.  The cart was supplied with ice in the cooler attached to the side.  \n\nWe met the starter, who gave us great instructions and answered our many questions.  The weather was perfect, the 2 people we were put in a group with were so nice.  \n\nThe course was beautiful!!  The guys with us were good the course was plenty challenging.  I am a new golfer and played the forward tees and enjoyed playable time and I only lost 1 ball :)  We took plenty of pictures, which I will try to post later.  \n\nWhen we were through, the staff carried our bags up front waiting for our ride while we headed to the 19th hole.\n\nOverall, I couldn't ask for anything better.  Friendly and efficient service from everyone we met.\n\nFinally, for all of this, the price was fantastic!  Golf club rentals from VIP Golf delivered to my hotel, 18 holes, cart rental, range time... all for one great price.\n\nI will definitely be back the next time I am in Vegas.


Went there last week with a friend for lunch.  Yumsters!  She had the caesar salad with chicken and I had the pasta special.  Both were absolutely delish.  Just the right amount of salad dressing and lots of chicken in her salad and my pasta dish was perfect.  I am definitely going there for dinner and/or happy hour.  Oh, yes, we mustn't forget the service.  The server and the hostess were quite friendly, efficient, and professional.


Once again I am completely \"under-whelmed\".\nFor the price point you'd believe it would be fantastic. Not so much.\nOrdered the butter fish which is a Roy's classic and received a \"new\" version on the presentation.\nThe fish was flat and a tad overcooked and the rice was in a shaped triangle.\nWhere was the version atop the forbidden rice?\nTook two colleagues there for a dinner after a meeting and the bill was right around $300.\nI am quite sure for $100/person there are better choices in the valley.\nIt seems on more than one occasion at the 2 Roy's in the valley the service has been off. Not, bad per se. Just not what you would expect for a place of this \"expected\" caliber. A good example would be; the waiter in a clueless fashion interrupting speakers in a business meeting to ask \"how the bread tastes?\"\nWhy? because your server just started at Roy's last week.\nPerhaps they have issues with employee turnover as well.\n\nOver priced, unprofessional, simply just not that good.


Came here for happy hour, the food was ok, asked the bar tender about the free drink with any purchase offer on yelp. He didn't even know about it, and didn't give me an answer neither....


Though I love this place, it is just a standard bar.  The lineup throughout the week is fairly diverse so you've got to like that.  I've enjoyed the monday comedy open mic and several downtown musicians, bands and djs on several occasions.  Sometimes the crowds are sparce but that is PHX in '07 for you.  Atmosphere is good the neighborhood and oneway street are less good.  But I think after people go there a few times they can figure it out.  As with everything great...wait for it...  Good atmosphere, very good veteran bartenders, good music.


This place is essentially your standard all you can eat Brazilian meat buffet.  I made the mistake of partaking in the bread, thereby filling me up substantially before the meat festivities began. I couldn't help it though, because that chimichurri sauce that comes served with the bread was so garlicky and delicious.\n\nBy the time the servers came around, I was nearly full from appetizers alone. Yes, I know I made the one cardinal mistake that one is not supposed to do when eating at an establishment such as this, but I have a weakness for the chimichurri which, by the way, goes great on the sirloin and lamb cuts.


Unfortunately, I will be sticking with my own policy of \"Good Reviews require two visits, NOT so good Reviews require only one.\"\n\nI wish I could say something wonderful about this new concept restaurant, other than the fact that it was cute, clean and the staff (two people) were very friendly, but the good comments stop there.\n\nI opted for the Grilled Cheese with tomatoes and bacon (at the Proprietors suggestion) on Sour Dough Bread. Now I love Grilled Cheese, almost with anything on it, so this concept was right up my alley. Price on the menu was a little high for what it was ($7.65 with tax), but if it was fabulous - NO PROBLEM, I would be a loyal Customer!\n\nThe Grilled Cheese was plain and only okay. The magic ingredient to me in most Great Grilled Cheese Sandwiches is - BUTTER. Some recipes and friends put it inside the sandwich as well as on the outside to grill it. I guess \"With Butter It Is Better\" is true. I have had low quality cheese on Wonder Bread that was made to taste fabulous with a hot griddle and BUTTER. My youngest daughter started making them when she was little and hers' were and are to this day, quite wonderful!\n\nOh for that to be the case here. I believe the ingredients were/are top quality with Tilamahook Cheeses and Boar's Head Brand meats and cheeses being advertised and served. The finished Grilled Cheese was dry and in spite of the bacon, almost tasteless. Nice quantity of well melted cheese, but the bread added nothing and the tomato was equally tasteless. All in all, NOT even a good, never mind great grilled cheese sandwich. A major disappointment! Served with some nice crisp potato chips, I probably wouldn't have finished the sandwich if I had breakfast this day, it was that unappetizing. \n\nI had hoped to be blown away and forced to make the 14 mile trip (one way) from my home often, but I won't be going back.


Well, we meet again newly renamed Benjamin's. Here sat a beautiful and what seemed tp be cursed wine bar that switched its course and ended up a burger joint. \n\nI can still confirm that it's a beautiful restaurant. Dark wood, dimly lit with a romantic vibe. It still yearns to be a wine bar. By the look of the massive amounts of wine behind the bar, it seemed as if it was. 'Tis not the real sitch though. With only about 10 choices between red and white and far more beer options, you'd be best to put the wine bar days behind you. I was still happy to see my glorious Malbec on \"tap.\" I was def not feeling the $10 for an 8oz pour, so me and my friend opted for the whole bottle for $30 to split. I was feeling a little buzz!\n\nI had perused the menu beforehand and was very excited about the prospect of truffled mustard and pretzels calling my name! But when it was set down there was a bit of shock. I expected truffled mustard to go with a handmade mini pretzels. It was not. It was store bought pretzels you get from Giant Eagle. Thatt's okay, the delicious mustard more than made up for it considering I wanted to swim in a pool of it. Ahmahzing!\n\nSo, of course I had to ask for a side of it to accompany my portobello and Swiss cheese burger. I thought the burger itself was tasty. It tasted smokey, which I enjoy. The meat wasn't as fresh as my fave, Wingharts, but it was good. I also was glad to have two portobellos stacked on top. I think sometimes places are chincy with my bellos! But that mustard... Gawd! It just put it over the top. Oh yeah, there was also coleslaw. It was pretty forgettable.\n\nThe one thing to note is that they serve everything in red checkered ballpark style cartons. \nIt doesn't bother me. I'd have eaten it off the floor if it's promised to be a good meal (with that mustard!!) no problem! It just didn't match the aesthetic. I don't expect fine china either. Maybe just some funky dishes. Am I being nitpicky? Probably. Just an observation.\n\nWould I go back? Absolutely! Would it maybe be just for the promise of that mustard? Probably considering I was about to put the leftovers into my purse...


The food was DELICIOUS!!!!!\nI, too, like a couple of others mentioned, was a tad scared in that area. But, I think the food was worth the risk.


Had a few rolls, miso soup and Sake. The food was pretty good, but the service was non existent! \n\nNo one asked if we wanted more hot tea or cold Sake. When I asked for fresh wasabe, the sushi chef said 'it too expensive for our clients'. \n\nWe'll go to Naka Sushi next time.


I ordered a beef and cheese sandwich, which was forgettable. It was beefy, but flavorless. Considering that I have spent time in the East Coast, this in no way resembles hot sandwiches out there. I also found it to be on the expensive side. Their sides look interesting, but will sample them only if I'm in the area, which is right off the Meadows Mall and the 95.


Not bad! But my rating is considering all the other casino buffets as well. Just because I'm giving it a 3 star does not mean I didn't like it or had a bad experience. I loved the salad bar! Such a sucker for rabbit food... had to come back and get 2nds, maybe 3rds just on salad. Aside from the build your own salad, their salads were pretty good. I was however disappointed in their seafood section. Really wasn't much, probably the least impressive of the buffet. The BBQ selection was pretty good, as well as the pasta election. Like other buffets though, there is always that ONE dish you would come back for. There wasn't that for me here. It was a really long time before I was able to get a refill on my drunk, our waitress could have been a little more attentive. Overall, A-OK.\n\nTIP: Got a local ID? Sign up for the players card to get a locals discount here, good for two!


We ordered the 44 Magnum with the extra shot and 1/2 yard. Between my honey and I we were definitely feeling the effects of the alcohol by the time we made it back out to the street. Well worth the $12. Unfortunately I've got a horrid headache now at 7pm from all the cheap liquor from today.


Save your time and money and go to Dry Bar at the Scottsdale Quarter across from Kierland or Kimberly's dry bar on Lincoln Drive in Phoenix.  You will be glad you did.  This place has poor customer service and the receptionists are snotty and unprofessional.\n\nThe facialist, Linda, is extremely unprofessional, rude and condescending.  She does not give a good facial.\n\nEnough said.


Went today on a cold and rainy afternoon. I could've stayed much longer just hanging out people watching! Tried the commuter with bacon and pulled pork bbq sandwich. Commuter was awesome as always.. Bacon was nice and crispy! Had to have that with a Havana latte! The BBQ sandwich was just ok, nothing special IMO. Will have to get a pizza next time and hang out longer! Parking and finding a table wasnt too bad today. Maybe cuz of the weather..\n\nQuick tip: sign up for their email club and you can get $5 off your visit to both LGO or nearby Chelseas kitchen. They even send you $10 off for your birthday!!


SERVICE IS TERRIBLE!!!  We went there today (Sunday) for a late lunch. We were seated right away and given menus. A waiter never came over to us but we clearly were in this guys section because he waited on everyone around us. The manager was cleaning a chair at the table next to us and could see we still had not been acknowledged by wait staff. The waiter looked over at us again with a glare and took the check from the people at the table next to us, still not saying a word to us. After being ignored for so long we said \"lets go\".  BTW, we went right across the parking lot to Sushi 101. They were happy to accommodate us and our $125.00 tab!!    Your loss Johnny Red Bowl !!


Love this place. I didn't want to leave. Loved the push button curtains. Bell hops took a little to long to bring up the luggage but service was great. Check in was a little long. I loved looking down on the city strip from my hotel room way up. Especially with floor to ceiling windows. I will return again definitely.


Excellent job!  Originally went to take a friend and was so impressed with that work that I had them do mine.  Will go back and refer friends.  Chris is friendly, professional and thorough. Car looks great!!!!


I came here yesterday for lunch.  Having never tried Korean Fried Chicken (KFC) before, I was eager to try some KFC wings and drumsticks, esp. since I'm a fried chicken aficionado.  However, when I ordered (at 12:30pm), they told me they were out of drumsticks, so I was only able to order wings, which was disappointing.  I ordered the snack size, which comes with 6 wings, with soy garlic sauce, and I was told it'd be 15 min.  I don't often buy lunch in Oakland, but this seems like a long wait, esp. compared to other lunch places nearby, and I ended up waiting about that long.\n\nRe: the wings, I found them quite crispy and delicious, and definitely worth trying.  I wasn't a huge fan of the soy garlic sauce, since it was pretty sweet (akin to sauces served at Americanized Chinese restaurants); next time, I think I'll get it on the side, if possible.  (Obviously, I can't comment on authenticity or compare, since this was my first time trying KFC.)  I also tried a sample of the taro bubble tea during the grand opening, and found it kind of bland, hence why I didn't order any.  I also found the prices a bit high--6 wings set me back $6.19 (w/ tax)--esp. given the inexpensiveness of other lunch options in the neighborhood.\n\nOverall, I enjoyed the wings, and would recommend them to people who haven't tried KFC or are craving it (there aren't any alternative options in PGH).  However, this restaurant has some kinks to work out re: service and pricing that detracted from my experience.  I'd stop back in again, but I wouldn't necessarily go out of my way to do so.  3.5 stars.


It was an ok show. Don't be too dissapointed if you miss it.


This small place is not easy to find.  They have a good menu, I ordered the fried beef flat noodle to go.  It was just okay.  \nThe owner speaks Cantonese and I was able to chat with them a bit.  I think I need to order something else next time just so I can provide a better review for this place.  But the first dish didn't pass my test. \nI will go back to try other things.


Love this little spot in the Mile-ex. Foods really good. I had the gazpacho, risotto and a few of the balls yum! \nThe only thing that ruined my night and worth taking a star off was the place has no AC! I was coming from work with my shirt, jacket, long pants, socks and shoes! Had I been in a t-shirt, shorts and flip flops I could've bared it much better! Not a summertime place recommended for business clients at al ! Besides that, I would for sure go back... flip flops and all!\nps, heads-up to the owners: I like that you're serving cocktails in regular glasses, but when you order a dirty martini and it looks like a shot you kind of feel cheated! cheers


Good service, good food but not as good as I was expecting, especially with the Michelin Star denotion. \n\nAfter a day of wandering on the Strip and some gambling, we were able to get seated for dinner here with no reservation (a plus). I decided to go with the lounge menu prix fixe, three courses for a very reasonable $28. There were only two options for appetizer and two for entree; I picked the Caesar salad and the fish and chips. The one dessert option was a pudding with snickerdoodles.\n\nThe Caesar salad was delicious: crisp whole romaine leaves dressed in a traditional Caesar dressing (obvious anchovy presence which I love), and fresh parmesan on top. \n\nThe fish and chips were disappointing. The french fries were very soggy. I was a little shocked that the french fries were less crispy and tasty than the ones I had for lunch at the Augustus Cafe (the 24 hour cafe in Caesar's). Maybe I just got a bad batch? The fish was also lacking in flavor and crispness. Really disappointing. In contrast, the entree my husband ordered, the gnocchi, was fantastic. \n\nThe dessert was mediocre. The three mini snickerdoodles were probably homemade but honestly didn't really taste it. Pretty blah overall. The butterscotch pudding was okay but nothing special and frankly reminded me of Jell-O pudding. \n\nThe service was pretty good; waters stayed filled and the order taken and food arrived in a timely fashion. I definitely felt that other tables were getting a little more attention but perhaps this was because we were casually dressed and I ordered off the lounge menu.  The food on the regular menu is probably significantly better and indeed this was proven by my husband's gnocchi.


I moved to the Phoenix area again in 1999. I have been looking for a real barber since. The great Johnny Gibson in Tucson cut my hair for years. \n\nI found the place, it is here and Jimmy is the dude. I asked for my regular haircut, 2 taper on sides, a little off the top, no spikes, blocked in back. Jim cut my hair to those specs. Never ran the clippers into my scalp, worked quick and efficiently. He then trimmed the brows, ears and nose. Finished with washing my hair. Excellent.\n\nAfter he had already started, I realized that it was a cash only business. Jimmy handled the fact that I did not have any with grace. I walked across to Circle K, purchased a coke and got a twenty spot for Jim. 16 dollar cut with a tip. Excellent value, service and conversation. \n\nClose to my work, I will be returning monthly.


I'm only giving it a three because of consistency... When visiting Charlotte and this restaurant, my food and drink were awesome!! I had the queen city chicken.  I took a taste of two other entrees. My sister's cheese steak was literally burnt and dry. My moms steak sandwich (can't remember the name but it came with the au jus) was perfect!! They went again without me and said that everything was ok (this was a lunch visit).  So in my opinion give it a try.  Maybe just skip the cheese steak sandwhich.


You will find here:\n\n1) mediocre frostbitten sashimi\n\n2) scallops that will get you sick\n\n3) a den of witches. \n\nThe first two are self explanatory. The third will be explained in detail.\nThe food here is okay run-of-the-mill americanized sushi. Three star fare. The ambiance is good so that miiiight bump things up to a 3.5 star.\n\nHOWEVER the unique service forces me to ding my rating down to a two.\n\nThe waitresses here are chinese. I am chinese. I also understand chinese. So when the waitresses conspire to secretly sell my coworkers and i their crappier alcohol, i understand what is going on.\n\nCome on.....  \n\nHiro is where it's at.


So, we went here late one night craving donuts. We ordered through the drive-thru, and when we drove away we found they messed up our order. No biggie, it happens, so we pull around and ask to replace them. What do they do with the donuts we didn't want? Put them back on the shelf to sell to someone else. We had the donuts in our possession for 3 solid minutes. Fortunately, we're not crazy people who would sprinkle cyanide on donuts.


Great Omlette and friendly servers.


we got in for free..it wa......\n\nso i started to write this review months ago and i never finished...\nwell i am proud to announce that i have made table reservations for june..... so apperently i like this place!!!! cant wait to go and act a fool!!!


another hidden gem - def need to get ANYTHING with sweet potatoes in it


Here we are at another DDD visited restaurant...\n\nMelissa, our server, offered a bubbly good morning and \n\nAfter the customary 10 minute wait. (No wait usually means not great)\n\nCoffee full bodied and rich, diet coke properly carbonated.\n\nOur eggs were delivered so fast I only got three sentences of this review completed before arrival.\n\nOur glasses were always kept full!\n\nNice breakfast place.


If you like sausages, EDM and the smell of bleach, this place is for you! Trying way too hard to be swank in a town much better suited to chill lounge. The only good thing is that I discovered Ami's next door.


Pet Club recently opened nearby. This is really convenient for me, since the nearest PetSmart  is a few miles down the road. So, it's nice to have a place we can go to and grab something for the dog that is close to our house. \nPet Club is fine, they have a nice selection of food, snacks, toys, and almost anything you need for your pet. Now it's nothing like PetSmart, but it's nice not to have the big box store in your area. \nEvery time we come in, we are greeting and the staff is willing to help us right away. This location is always clean, and did I say it was nearby??


Average food on a very limited menu.  Service was barely adequate, and the prices were very over-priced.  Location is convenient, but parking can be an issue.  Seems to be very popular with the trendy high school crowd [something I shied away from even when I was in high school]...


Standard chipolte. Not cheap on the meat like some stores. Long line during lunch but it moves fast.


I have been going to Happy Cleaners for quite a long time now and felt compelled to give them a review.  I can honestly say that we have NEVER been disappointed with the quality of the work.  Our dry cleaning is well priced and ALWAYS perfect!  We have had several other services including tailoring and alterations and we are surprised by the low price and quality of work.\n\nWhile you may find similar pricing and quality, what I challenge you to find is friendlier service.  It seems like service has become something of a lost art, but not at Happy Cleaners!  How rare is it to go into a business where they actually great you with a smile and call you by name every time you come in.  They are simply over the top and they will have me as a customer as long as they are in business.  \n\nHappy Cleaners is a perfect example of how a small business should be run!  I would highly recommend that you try them out!


made reservations @3pm tea lounge is on 23rd floor which happens to be the lobby as well. it wasn't too noisy but enough to be a chill environment. small little area about 8-10 tables i think. service was nice waitress came by to refilled our cups.\n\na bit pricey but there's no where else u can drink hot tea n stare at the strip thru a huge window. we hunged around for about an hour just chatting and sipping tea, which is the whole point its a lounge! didnt feel rushed which was nice. Great presentation!! \n\nordered the lychee green tea yummy! nice aroma and the mandarin blossom tea which i thought was ok. the finger food foods/desserts wasn't bad, i do love the scones i wanted more! the clotted cream and jams were very good as well.


First time I went in, I ordered a slice of pizza and then I had this feeling that they had to make a whole new pie for this.  I was bit annoyed that no one told me this.  I would think this would be a basic form of communication.  So once I inquired and realized this, I left because of time constraints.  I was going to write them off, but didn't.\n\nI ordered tonight and got an 18\" pizza for $9.95 and...(just walked to the fridge to check)...I DID order a half dozen wings but just realized that I ate about that many and still had some left over.  Nice.  Explains why the total was 20 bucks.  \n\nWings were actually good!  To have a place make really good pizza AND good wings is a rare find.  I'm a wing connoisseur and there's only one place in BC Canada that I could not finish all 12.  The cooks actually walked out to see what fool ordered them :)  But this place actually makes them pretty hot (911).  Not scorching by any means, but I'll probably notice tomorrow sometime ;)  That's always the gold standard test for wings and if they make them hot.  Do you experience them twice?!


People seem to really like Sam's, though I am not quite sure why.  I think it is average.  Not great, not bad, just middle of the road food with a Southwestern twist.  Kind of like the Cheesecake Factory.  The food tastes good, but anything meal tastes good if it is loaded with fat.


It was one of those times when you walk in, look around, then walk right on back out.


This was my first time trying Culvers. It's nothing special and is comparable to Wendy's or any other fast food burger place.


Most friendly restaurant I have been to in a LONG time. Got the double burger and fries. Very juicy and the perfect size. Only downside was I prefer to have my patties cooked more well done. Much to pink. Fries were great, my dad loved the onion rings. Very well priced. I appreciate that for my vegetarian brother, they cook all their veggie patties on a separate flat grill with the buns. I feel like a lot of places don't pay attention to things like that. Lots of choices for non-burgers, Ahi Tuna steak and chicken sandwiches even salads. Great little neighborhood burger joint. Can't wait to come back and try something else


The food here is pretty good in taste, but super oily. The fried rice cakes and beef with celery had a puddle of oil at the bottom of the plate. The xlb were just ok. I haven't had ones as good as Joe's Shanghai in NY, even at Din Tai Fung.\n\nService also left much to be desired. They forgot to bring out a dish when the server brought us the check. We mentioned it to him then and rather than take it off our check he said it was coming out. I have never had a restaurant do this before if the food hasn't come out and you've received the check. They always take it off. He told us that it was coming right out by it didn't for another few minutes. I found that pretty ridiculous. With all the great Chinese available in Vegas, I can't say I would come back here for another meal mostly because of the service.


It's not all that bad at Cameron Toll, the best thing about it is undoubtedly the huge Sainsbury's that it is home too, but there are also a few other little gems that are here such as Bhs, WhSmith and Waterstones. They also have a pretty good restaurants upstairs where you can catch a bite to eat or a tea or coffee.\n\nAs others have said, it is pretty ugly, especially from the outside, but that's not going to really stop you from coming here and it does look a bit better on in the inside.\n\nCameron Toll is also in a great location for students as it is in close proximity to Kings Buildings and student flats, which will mean that the stores here will be of much convenience to them rather than walking all the way to Princes Street.


I went for breakfast to see what their sign on the street boasting a $3.75 \"Homemade Breakfast\" was all about. 2 eggs and toast.  The eggs and toast were fine. I ordered a side of gravy as a previous post was sort of negative about it, now I understand why. Salty doesn't even begin to describe it.\n\nI told the waiter, he went back and took a taste test and said, \"yep, he needs to make a new batch\" \n\nOverall, I have to cross this place off the list of places to try. No silver spoon here.


The pizza here isn't great, but compared to other \"cheap\" pizza places it's pretty tasty. I mean  the crust, cheese, sauce, and toppings actually taste like those things, which might sound like a no-brainer, but with real cheap pizza you never know what it's gonna taste like. \n\nI've always gotten the two 14'' pizza deal w/two toppings (on each pizza) for $16 (it actually used to be $14.99) with my family. That's a pretty good deal IMO (and like I said, the pizza is actually pretty good). I will say, I thought it was odd the last time I ordered from here I was quoted a price that seemed high to me over the phone. I mentioned it when I went in to pick up & was told you had to mention over the phone when ordering the \"deal.\" I mean, they gave it to me, but still thought it was odd I had to mention it. \n\nAll in all, this place has pretty solid cheap pizza. I also believe they serve by the slice even tough it's not on display (maybe at certain times it is), and I noticed when you check on on foursquare you can get a free slice w/purchase. Cool beans.  \n\nOliveo does have some seating, but not much so carryout or delivery are your best options.


Blek! Not only did the server take 15+ minutes to take our order, I had a crusty fork, and the salt shaker on our table had a dried noodle attached to it. I've had way better Asian food, and worked in Irvine, CA for ten years, so my standards are high, admittedly. My Ma Po Tofu tasted like it came out of a can. My friend's veggie Pho had bland soup base, and canned mushrooms, that's a killer for me right there.\n\nIf you want really good Pho, go to Tram's or Pho Mihn on Penn in Lawrenceville. For suburb sushi, try Chaya in Sq. Hill. And for good Korean, go to Sushi Kim's in the Strip.  In fact, I think any Asian place in Pittsburgh, would be better than going here. \n\nOr just save a few bucks, and get a package of Ramen at the grocery store and add an egg to it. Even that's better than the so called noodles at Lu Lu's!


As a North Carolina native now living in DC, I come through Charlotte Douglas pretty frequently.  I've never had a problem in this airport, but don't like the hub and spoke layout.  If you land in one Terminal and have to get to another quickly, you better pick up the pace, as there is no train between terminals.  There's plenty of shopping, restaurants, and bars, but the layout makes it less than convenient to get to what you want.


RE: Food poisoning\n\nApril 26 @ 8pm, my girlfriends and I went for a quick dinner before we catch our Cirque show @ 9:30pm. I ordered the gnocchi lobster ragu. The first bite was already off as the seafood smell and taste was very strong (like bad unfresh seafood strong), but I brushed it off as the robust /deep flavour of the ragu. I offered my girlfriend (bride-to-be for this trip) took one bite. We both were feeling sick sitting through the show and went straight back to our hotel room. Within seconds to the porcelain throne,  I vomited violently for about 5 minutes and my gf was also for the remainder of the night. She was left in bed for over 24 hours in our hotel room. After I reported to the Front Desk Manager, he apologized but no follow up phone call was made to us.\n\nExtremely disappointed in the customer service and bad seafood we were served.


Rush could easily be a four star lounge in Vegas, \nbut they really do not know what they are about ..... right now.\n\nTheir decor and setting is super.\nThe lounge is located off the casino floor in the Golden Nugget.\nThey have a really good band playing - the Frankie Moreno Band.\nThis band has a great sound and they work hard\nThey are wasted by this lounge for the most part.\n\nThe lounge has a nice circular bar, a set of tables to one side, an area of cushions that could be set up for bottle service on the other.\n.\nThen - on the opposite side of the room they have black jack tables set up..... and - A couple of guys actually playing ???\nThat is a bit much - all people have to do is got 50 feet into the casino area to play table games.\nI find them really out of place as couples are dancing and the band is cranking out an amzing sound.\nRush - decide what you really want to be and go for it. \nThis lounge does not have tp have a little of everything for everyone to be really great.\nDance and party in here ...... play table games out there -\nto me ... they don't mix.\n........... however \n-the lounge sports a supurb band -     Enjoy


I've received massages from QUA, The SPA at Encore and Wynn, The Bathhouse, Aria, and The Four Seasons Spa. I've always justified the price because they are always some of the best massages I've ever had. The massage I received yesterday from Oleksandra Spa was terrible. All I felt that was accomplished was oil being smeared all over my body.  The two parts I specified to be worked on she DID NOT EVEN TOUCH.  It was bizarre.  I've called the manager a few times and left voice mails and haven't heard back. Definitely not worth going to because of the poor service. Spend your well earned money at QUA.


I stopped in here last night for dinner with my girlfriend.  I had been wanting to come here since I randomly caught it on an episode of \"Diners, Drive-ins and Dives\" and last night was the perfect night for us.  The outside of the building is unassuming and we drove right past it before noticing that we had.  The inside of the building is not much better as it looks like your normal neighborhood bar with a bunch of flat screens T.V's on the wall, a U shaped bar on one side, booths and high top tables on the other and a back dining room.  My girlfriend and I tried to sit in the back but there was something going on there and so we eventually settled into one of the booths.\n\nThe bar seemed quite full for a Tuesday evening and our waitress (the bartender) told us that she would get to us shortly after we had seated ourselves.  After only a short wait, she was at our table taking our drink order.  I was actually impressed with how efficient she was by herself with the large crowd.  For dinner I decided to order the famous fish sandwich and a plate of pierogies (3) while my girlfriend went with the buffalo chicken wrap.  Our food came out within a reasonable time period and looked good with both of our sandwiches served with cole slaw.  The pierogies were absolutely enormous, almost as long as my hand and fried slightly, topped with onions and came with a side of applesauce.  Our waitress had asked us if we had wanted sour cream with them to but we politely declined.  They tasted pretty good as the slight fry gave them a crunchy exterior while the interior was soft and tasty.  By the time we were done with them, we had also eaten all of the applesauce as it made a good dipping sauce and helped keep the pierogies moist.  My sandwich was also pretty good as the breading on it was fried nicely and tasted good while the fish was mild.  I topped it with hot sauce and like a true Pittsburgher even put my cole slaw on it which helped to make it taste better. My girlfriend told me that she enjoyed her buffalo chicken wrap and the single bite that I took gave me a nice buffalo flavor.\n\nThe bottom line for me is that I am glad that I came here and might be back again depending on what I am looking for.  The food was dirt cheap with our whole bill coming to $22 and it exceeded the expectations that I had given to it whenever we walked in.  However, with that being said, the building is fairly run down and it is bar food and so I wouldn't expect it to be the greatest food you have ever tasted.


Nice wooden, yet modern interior, with candles. Staff and guests come with a pleasant grungy edge. A whole page with veggie pasty, and even one vegan option. Vegan pasty? Yes! I stuck with a veggie option (rosemary 'chicken', good) to not rock the boat too much. Maybe vegan next time, it's intriguing.


I get my hair cut at these types of places and i rotate all the time. There is a guy here - mildly creepy and blatently prompting you for gossip. I'm sure he and so many other stylists get a ton of it but i could tell he was prompting me for it. No thanks. When i want to put people on blast i'll do it myself.


Say No to restaurant week menu I took a hit for you all thinking about going waste if mone, we had all they had on special fixed menu, village in quality, Here for the 2010 restaurant week on 9/19/10 second day, they did not have the bistro steak in stock , guess even steak house can run out of steak, they offer fried catfish instead, you can tell waiter annoyed by restaurant week goers already ordering off fixed cheaper menu, o well still did just felt a bit like smuc, had the fried steak, salad and their streusel and creme br\u00fbl\u00e9e , I never been at this restaurant , I'm assuming food is great if order their regular menu steaks and such, but the restaurant week menu is not worth and not much better than Chillis and at least there for the 29 per person can take your kids also


Been here a couple times.  This place has great deserts, but the service is LAME. Slow, non attentive, and rude.  This place can easily be 4 stars if not for the service.


So I was in the mood for some lobster.  And not Red Lobster.  You know how you are usually still hungry after you eat at red lobster?  Not here.  Go hungry.  My little guy was about a 3lb. and I did not even finish it!  The most lobster I have ever had by far.  You also get soup (clam chowder) and twice baked potato.  I enjoyed my dinner, but my hubby and dad steaks were ok, so 3 stars.  It's kind off back off in an alley behind Fatburger, but the inside was very nice.  Very quiet with dim lighting if that is what you are looking for.  BTW price was about $20+ per pound. (or something like that)