I was sooooo disappointed!!  I love this building and the ambiance - it's a Pittsburgh landmark to be sure, but the buffet was mediocre at best.\n\nI don't even know where to start.  \n\nOur waitress was friendly and prompt to come to the table but didn't provide any explanation as to how things were laid out and where things could be found.  This isn't something I normally need for a buffet but things aren't necessarily clear as to where they are - for instance the pancakes are at the omelet bar and the waffles are at the 'banana foster' table.  Anyway.....\n\nI couldn't find the pancakes and I had read in another review that they did indeed have pancakes.  So after asking a passing server I was directed to the omelet bar and was really surprised when the omelet chef handed me four lukewarm pancakes for me to put on my plate.  They weren't made to order as I understood they would be.  On top of that they ended up being chewey and didn't have much flavor. \n\nThe main buffet was another disappointing experience - the chicken was dry, the roast beef was fatty and overall the main food line was average.\n\nUnfortunately, if you're going to have a banana foster area, which can be a really nice touch, it's important to have  a server who knows what they're doing.  As it turned out, there was a young kid who couldn't tell you banana's foster from a banana split.  There were a couple of people in front of me that asked what a 'banana foster' was and his response was that it was anything you wanted it to be.  That answer confused the folks asking, so they passed. As did I.\n\nMaybe it was just a bad day for them as I know other folks have good things to say.  If you want a beautiful place to take out-of-town visitors, this is certainly it.  But if you want to have a really nice buffet experience, sadly this wouldn't be my first choice.


I have been waiting to try this place for a long time. The building from the outside give the appearance that it looks nice on the inside.  I know it is call the Blue Burger  Grille but from the minute I walked in the door my eyes started hurting me.  EVERYTHING IS BRIGHT BLUE: Bright Blue Walls, Blue Concrete Floors, Blue tables, even blue lightbulbs.  It immediately turned me off.  Atmosphere is part of the dining experience and this place was definately lacking on the atmosphere.  It cost us 72 dollars for 5 people to eat and we only ordered 1 soda. That would have been OK if the food was amazing, but everything came overcooked.  We ordered everything medium rare and it came medium well, I didnt even bother sending it back because we couldnt wait to out of there and get away from the obnoxiously overwhelming blue  interior decor


I've lived here for 1.5 years and am surprised to see anything less than stellar reviews - especially ones posting outlandish claims.  For purposes of this review, I'll focus on my experience since becoming a tenant.  As others have stated, the complex itself is fantastic - great grounds, pools, apartments and location.  However, it is the staff which necessitated I leave a five-star review.  I have been a serial renter and have found the staff at The Dakota to be top notch and 2nd to none.  I have leaned on them heavily and admittedly, have been demanding at times.  Whether it is picking up my weekly deliveries or setting high expectations in terms or my service requests, they have always gone out of their way to accommodate me, show proper urgency and handled with professionalism and a welcoming demeanor.  If you're in the market for a new place and want to know more than what brochures and websites convey, have confidence in the team here.  Cheers -


I bought some $345 really pretty sunglasses here on Vacation in Vegas. I was delighted to see the store and was proud of Mr Lee for all he had achieved!\n\nI Wore THOSE LOVELY GLASSES  for 4 days when the glass popped out of the frame.\n\n I returned them two weeks later when I got back to Vegas. \n\nTerrible store service .... No refund on glasses or shoes even if they are broken after 10 days she wasn't even bothered they were defective ! \n\nRead the store policy before you purchase a thing its on the receipt apparently \n ..No replacement available... no options.\n\n I was treated like I was trying to rob the store .\n\n\n I left with my broken glasses and returned them to London's Bond Street ( \u00a310 parking) from where they were sent to Italy to be repaired.\n\n\nI picked them up at Bond Street (\u00a310 parking) they broke again a week later (\u00a310 to park to return them )   ...dropped them with Manager in Store .\n\n\n They have now been sent to Vegas for a refund... three weeks ago .\nI have no glasses, AND  no money .\n\nThey were really very helpful in London considering this is really not their problem.. Appalling in Vegas. Fine on the selling end , combative and rude on the return. Buyer Beware ! I am now down about $400......


I had to try this place since they offered Asian flavors. I wanted to try the Black Sesame but it was all out. :( I had the durian instead and it was good but I wish it was more frozen. My ice cream melted so quickly I stopped eating it after a few bites. However, I still would come back to try the other flavors.


My husband and I were more than happy with our favorite AYCE sushi joint in Summerlin, but then we moved to the Southwest and needed to find something closer. JJANGA is by far the best. The key to determining good sushi is in tasting the sashimi and this my friends was the freshest and tastiest you can get at an AYCE sushi place. The color of the fish was vibrant and it tasted like butter.\n\nThe creativity and quality of the rolls are excellent and there is always someone walking by trying to take your order. Just the best and I cannot wait to make this our weekly sushi spot!


We take an older friend who lives in Sun City to dinner on a bi-weekly basis.  Thank you Yelpers, we loved Nittaya's Secret Kitchen!  From the moment we walked in, we were taken in by the elegant and warm decor.  Small, but very cozy.  For appetizers, we ordered the Famous Spinach Salad, Fried Avocado, Cilantro Steak Skewers, and Chicken Satay.  The spinach salad was a complete (and awesome) surprise.  Spinach leaves fried in a tempura batter with a delicious dipping sauce.  The couple (regulars) sitting next to us suggested that we spoon the sauce onto the leaves.  Yum!  The steak skewers were very tender and full of flavor.  And the fried avocado...the sauce was to die for!  The chicken was good, but the other tapas were hard to follow!  As our friend is not to excited about spicy food, our server recommended the Pad Z-U noodles with chicken for him.  We shared the grilled skirt steak with avocado.  Very tender and tasty!  Topped off the meal with a chocolate coffee pudding with real whipped cream. (no leftovers there!)  We had at least four people attending to our every need.  They were fantastic!  We loved the special touches such as orchids adorning every dish and fresh flowers on the table.  Happy hour at the bar looks fun! Looking forward to going back to try some of their other dishes!


I have been here way too many times but I am officially done giving them chances. So frustrating that this place doesn't step it up! It is pretty much an overpriced bar. They have a large selection of just mediocre bar food. I love the concept and it's tons of fun for kids. But I can't bring myself to go here again because I can't bare the food. They have no healthy options on their kids menu and it's not much better on the regular menu. I consider this place a kid-friendly restaurant due to the atmosphere and concept. But the service is way too slow! The number one thing that I look for when bringing kids out to eat is fast service. It's no secret that kids have no patience for waiting 15+ minutes for a check. And happy kids equal happy customers. Crying and winy kids equal annoyed and unhappy customers. So speed it up at least please!


Food look like it was jst tossed on plate and plate looked like a kids meal.not to mention i waited an hour for an appetizer tht ddnt even come with plates.horrible service


After a day at the pool and too many drinks, we were finally rested enough to venture out for some food.  We wanted something light and came across this sushi spot.  \n\nWe ordered the shrimp dumplings, a seaweed salad, California rolls, spicy tuna rolls,the spicy crab rolls, a spicy tuna hand roll, and their ribs.  The shrimp dumplings were wrapped in a really good skin but the filling could have had a bit more flavor.  The ribs were good but after awhile a bit filling...our table wasn't too crazy about those.  They were a bit sweet for our taste, although I liked that they were super tender to the point of having the bone fall out.  Overall, we loved that the food tasted really fresh.  We could not stop talking about the food after!  \n\nThe only downside to this place is it's PRICEY!  The cut rolls begin at $13 and you only get 6!  So keep that in mind when ordering!  All the portions are TINY.  But...it is Vegas, and at least it's good.  Also, the service seems a bit slow.  It took me awhile to be able to flag down our waiter for some chopsticks/dish for the soy sauce.  But the staff was very friendly and the music was pretty cool.  We will definitely be back.


Friendly staff, didn't have to wait long for a table (busy Saturday evening) although later arrivals were having to wait up to 20 minutes.\nDrinks order taken as soon as we sat down, prompt service...but not rushed to order quickly.\nBoth had the 7oz Balmoral Sirloin steak, perfectly cooked to order (rare). Slightly too much haggis for the size of steak but otherwise good portion sizes.\nThe trio of desserts on a wooden board is a nice touch, a choice of six to choose from.


Great food and great WINE. Awesome pasta, the description matched exactly what I got. When I asked the waiter to describe the wine I wanted to order, he described it to a T. What was just supposed to be a small appetizer and a drink turned into a meal. Very elegant, very nice, VERY GOOD!


This is an update to my previous post.  I strayed from Rehab and tried Cold Beer and Cheeseburgers just up the street.  MAJOR MISTAKE!  It was way over priced, crappy food and nothing special as far as ambiance.  I actually left Cold Beer and Cheeseburgers and went straight to Rehab for desert.\n\n I'll never cheat on you again Rehab!


The chocolate cake is really good - the cake is rich and the buttercream is yummy!!!\nI do not care for their white cake though, it's so crumbly. I hate cake that falls apart, this one does...\nTheir cupcakes are pretty standard, I think the marble one tastes the best.\nTheir lemon cake is not that great either-the lemon flavor is just not there.\nCookies are too hard (I'm soft cookie type of gal) except for the black & white cookie it's soft as it should be.\nI honestly think that there are other better all around bakeries but I do come here every so often, my Mother only buys cakes from Freed's so she's for sure a  fan...


We went there as a group, and we could not choose our menu because we were 15, however we were pretty much the only customer that evening. I really did not find the romantic ambiance described in other review maybe it's because they did not turn on the heat and it was freezing cold inside.\nAnyway, the tap water served had a terrible taste, but still this that happen. We got a spinach raviolis as apertizer which was ok, then a salad which wasn't very clean I could ate the sand, then a chicken with a questionnable taste, and for dessert a piece of sugar disguised in a so-called praline cake.\nIt's really not the quality or the minimum standing you could expected for such price (40$), if you have money to waste and really have no idea what good, tasty fresh food mean, this place is for you.


I am really not familiar with this location I have been here a few times though. This Wal-Mart has everything other Wal-Mart's have. That includes the lines and the same old never having enough separators to separate your groceries from the person behind you or in front of you. I find it rude to take that separator away from the person in front of you to let someone start putting their stuff on the belt. It bothers me when the cashier starts scanning my items with the person in front of me. And again the process starts all over again with the person behind me.  WALMART PROVIDE MORE STICKS TO SEPERATE GROCERIES IN BETWEEN CUSTOMERS!!!  Just saying.


Not impressed. This was my first and last visit here. From the moment I walked in was not good. Two separate entrance people unsure of where to form the lines or where to order. Ordered a lightly toasted chicken salad sandwich and got it home and found it burned (so much I couldn't eat it) with barely a bite of chicken in it.  Paid way to much.


I love coming to Panera! Ashley Love and Luke always brighten my day. The staff here is so amazing and friendly! We have been coming for years. Great food and wonderful service!


No bueno.. Sorry.  Customer service not friendly at all. We did get a welcome at least. Best asada fries my foot. I order asada(steak ) but  the asada felt like rubber bands. Pastor tacos so so, but tortillas hard. The only good thing was the salsas. I really don't think I'm coming back.


I'm a big fan of this place, it's got a great view of the strip and the Bellagio fountain.  While the wait can be a bit long to get a table outside it's worth it.  The food is also cheap (but not you can taste it cheap).  Steak sandwich with caramelized onions YES PLEASE! oh i mean Oui, s'il vous pla\u00eet!\n\nThe atmosphere is really relaxing and I see no problem with catching a few drinks and watching the fountain show and people watching for several hours.  Service is prompt and proper with a wine cart assisting the crew to carry around some good inventory.


I took my kids here for a special treat. The scoopable ice cream was super bright colors and FULL of sprinkles. My daughter choose \"strawberry\" and my son choose \"blueberry\". There was so much coloring in it that it stained my daughters face in places. I tried the vanilla, but it was so full of sprinkles that I passed. Maybe the soft serve would be good, but I didn't get to try it because they were out of vanilla and I wanted a swirl.\n\nThe jist- the kids liked it, but it grossed me out and I would never go back.


I've eaten at Hubbard Ave Diner many times.  Great pie, good service, average food, really inconsistent execution by the kitchen.  If they aren't busy, you've got a good chance to have your order arrive correct (as in get what you ordered as you ordered it) and hot.  If they are busy, forget it.  They really need to have an expediter in the kitchen.


Worst indian food. Total waste of money. Lunch buffet is $12 with only small selection of food. Chicken is the worst I ever had. Sweet dish ( gulab jamun) very strange taste. I came with group of people, and was embarrassed to be the host. I am going back there unless they change the cook and increase selection.


I had a fairly decently clean car to begin with,   I brought my car for a few touch ups, my trunk the back shield,  and the grill for bugs, and dash/cup holder area.\n\nMy car was parked for 10 min before I asked when they would notify me it's was complete.  They had a system error, and refused to honor my groupon. I was advised to contact corporate.  After 20 min on hold the girl who answered indicated someone would call me back.  \n\nI asked about my car,  the agent went outside and then came back and indicated it was done. \n\nThe bugs were still all over the grill,  cup holders and dash hadn't been touched,  car was clearly not vacuumed,  neither was the trunk. The service agent immediately went to wiping off the bugs, as I became more and more upset about the poorly rendered car wash.  I went inside and asked for a refund.  A gentleman told me I was just upset because of the groupon. I continued to advise it was the half hearted car wash that had me upset.  To which he continued to rebuttal that I was just upset about the Groupon. \n\nAnother associate took me to the car to find our what was wrong.  I pointed out the various items and he indicated he would fix the situation.  I ended up waiting near the detailing crew, who didn't hide the use of profanity. They we're shouting insults to one another. Not the most professional display,  even for a car wash. \n\nEventually I got my car,  still not vacuumed thoroughly and left.  Safe to say after coming sporadically (as needed) fire 7 years,  I'm fine not coming back to Dannys with the hit and miss service and bad car washes


Good drinks one day. Great drinks another. Watered down drinks the 3rd day. That's why it got 3 stars. Wish I could have given it more. If go back though.


Pretty fun place to check out while on the strip.  My daughter wanted to go here to meet the polar bear mascot and he didn't disappoint.  The costume is top notch and better than your standard character.  The top portion is like a puppet and is very animated.  They allow you to take your own photos, however, the background is just a green screen.  If you go upstairs, you can purchase the photos they take with an artic background added.  We bought the package which had two 5x7 photos and a sheet of four smaller sized photos for $35.    Employees are all really nice and of course the store had a great variety of Coke themed merchandise.  One of the nice \"free\" attractions  Vegas has to offer.


Eh...not impressed. Over priced for just average burgers. Went with my husband & 2 kids age 10 & 7. Wasn't impressed with the chicken as it is not a whole breast of chicken but ground chicken. French fries had a weird after taste and were overly-thin. Probably won't go back, unless I get a gift certificate.


There are positives to this show.  We had great seats.  The sound level was appropriate.  The excitement of the audience was great.  Being in Caesar's Palace was fun.  Shania is beautiful but she sounded like an awkward karaoke singer.  Her long locks of fake hair were annoying.  After the second time that she walked into the audience to do selfies and ignore all of the other people at the concert - we walked out and went home.  We didn't think this show was Caesar's Palace quality.  I have been to Celine and Rod Stewart and they desire 5 stars.  But, Shania could use some work with a vocal instructor.  The loud instrumentals and all of the backup singers helped to cover her lackluster voice.  You would be much better off buying her cd and listening to it at home than going to this concert.  This is the worst vocal performance I have seen in Vegas and I have been to all of the major shows.


Wonderful place for burgers.   The trio was a great way to try 3 different options.   Tyson our waiter was wonderful.   He took care of everthing we needed and in a timely fashion.  We will be back again soon.


Love the Mac and Cheese.


We found this place on a freezing rainy day and it was the perfect pick me up. I ordered the beef pho and he ordered the vegetable pho. We also ordered the spring rolls which were very yummy. The beef broth for the beef pho was delicious. We liked that better than the vegetable broth. The noodles were good and the small portion was more than enough for a full meal. The staff was so nice and attentive and the place was cute and clean inside. I would return on my next visit through Charlotte if I was in the mood for more pho.


I didn't like the BBQ sauce on the ribs here.  While my ribs were passable, they certainly weren't excellent.  I'm not a fan of baked beans at all, so I skipped that.  I think they were barbequed which seems unappealing.  The cole slaw wasn't my favorite either, it was kind of blah.  All in all, I'd say go elsewhere if you are looking for delicious barbeque.


Great location, huge suites, and super helpful to have the full kitchens!\nI brought a group of high school kids to Vegas for a tournament. We booked 17 rooms and the Group Sales office was fabulous. Helpful, accommodating, on point.\nWhen we checked in they were ready for us and handed me the stack of room keys, labelled and ready to go. Phew! One less thing for me to do!\nWe had very minor dealings with the front desk but I talked to Betty one evening and she was wonderful! Helpful, cheerful, funny. \nWe made good use of the kitchens, cooking dinner two nights while we were there and serving the entire group. Of course, we had a lot of trash. When we called for someone to pick it up, they were there in less than 5 minutes.\nI got to meet the security guards (when your bus is leaving at 5:30am, you get to meet the security guards) and they were friendly as well. They thought I was an idiot for not knowing how to get through the security gate, but they didn't say it out loud, which was nice.\nIt's a timeshare and they do not do housekeeping (maybe they do if you're staying a full week, they didn't for just a 3 night stay). They let me know this in advance and we were fine with it.\nMy son went in the pool and used the gym. He liked it. \nThe rooms were quiet and very well insulated. This was a great location for kids because it was smaller and away from a lot of the hustle of the Strip. There are 4 separate buildings so even if you have some raucous teenagers in one building, the other buildings would be completely unaware.


We had dinner here again tonight! Can't say enough about the quality of the food!  Dining room is clean and new!  Had the generals chicken med. spice and was great.  Also had the sweet and sour chicken which was not overly sweet like most place I've had.


So I've been to this restaurant 3 times just to make sure it wasn't me that was being rude or a jerk. \n\nSo to start off the food is just ok, nothing too spectacular but not bad, but the pricing is high for the things here, I can get it at any other Korean restaurant for way less.\n\nSo here's is why I gave the place a one star.... The service it's not nonexistent it's pure rude like I borrowed money from them and didn't pay them back!! So every time I ask them about any dish on the menu they look at me like I was crazy, like I was from another planet or something for not knowing what I was asking about was. One time I was there for lunch at 2:30 or so with a buddy of mine and I asked them if I could order the happy hour dishes that starts at 3 and naturally they said no which was understandable so we order and started to eat til 2:57 when I asked again to get something from the happy hour menu the waitress looked at me with a look the a mom would give to her child when he did something bad and replied it's not 3 at that point I wanted to het up and leave  but my buddy said wait and at least finish lunch, ok I finished stood up and asked our waitress for a togo box from behinds the counter she the replied \"for what?\"....I was so done with this place told me buddy to pay and stormed out \n\nSo for all you awesome people that read the my whole rant thank you and those who didn't.....well I STRONGLY would not recommend this place to eat maybe to get pissed off at but other then that yeah that's my two cent.


If you live near or in Madison, there is no way you have not heard of The Old Fashioned before. It's one of the most popular hangout and food places in the area and it's always on my list of restaurants to bring friends that visit from out of town to.\n\nI love their specials and my favorite is the Monday special -- buy one burger, get one free. You could always share the second burger with a friend. Or if you're like me, you'd eat both of them and feel super stuffed.\n\nMy go-to items at The Old Fashioned are the Old Fashioned burger and the double bratwurst sandwich. The fried cheese curds here are to die for and if you go here, you cannot leave without having tried this Wisconsin delicacy. The dipping sauces add to its greatness.\n\nFinally, be aware that reservations are not taken and that weekends require super long waits. It'll be worth it though if you have the time to spare.


I always thought I was not like every other girl and adored shoes more than anything else. \nI was wrong\nI took a walk with my sweetie down the corridor of Wynn very late last night for some window shopping while we were killing time.\nI was just like a kid looking through the store of a puppy shop, wanting so badly to adopt the little shoes that so desperately needed its partner and a good pedicure and a loving home that would keep them in the box until they were needed.\nYes I just compared shoes to animals. I have the fever.\nBlahnik, Louboutin, Choo, Chloe, all the good stuff that a girl needs. \nBoys, drop your girlfriend off here, give her a couple hundred, and you will be safe to play poker for as long as your little heart desires....


i came here as a party 9.. service was terrible.. i was getting up to get utensils and to pour the water.. the pastries are excellent though.. but you should just pick them up next door.. btw.. the croque monsieur is way too heavy.. too much cheese.. you can get a better one at mon ami gabi


I went looking for frozen bags of edamame and sweet rice, coconut milk and ripe mango to make a sticky rice dessert. I found everything at Super L Ranch Market. I'll be back!


I'm writing this review as I am about to embark on another LV journey with the girls.. A bit ago, me & j went on a LV trip- first time going with an other without a group of my girls (was sad they werent there!)\n\nTruth is, I dont really know how to gamble. I hate buffets. So for a person like me, i go to Vegas for the lavish hotels, morning mojitos, the tricked out pools, and the like. Encore provided just that. Anyone that has walked through Encore knows that the colorful interior with the mosaic tiles and slightly asian inspired (subtle) decor makes for sophisticated without crossing the line over to gaudiness.\n\nThe spa lounge area (can see it when one is crossing over to the XS pool area) is soo pristine- i wished my gfs to be there- they would have gotten excited about it more than J! The pool itself has two sections. One is directly connected to the spa and on the other side is the European style \"xs pool\" - although we didnt see more than 3 brazen topless women, it was a big area for sunning and playing blackjack (same area they do at nighttime at the club)\n\n\nAs for the rooms, we had requested a \"quiet suite\" since Encore is known to have loud music coming from XS at 4 in the morning.. so we got a north facing room.. Not the greatest view (just small strip plaza) but the King Suite (which is the smallest room at Encore I believe) was pretty spacious for 2 people.\n\nAnother thing- I dont know if anyone else notices but the music they constantly play in the casino is by Kaskade. I've heard at least 3 Kaskade songs during this stay and I remember hearing her 3 years ago when i was in this hotel as well- and i actually went home to look up who this artist was- and has made a permanent spot on my ipod playlist. For those that know of this artists work, it adds a serene element to the casino.\n\nOne of the only negatives to Encore/Wynn properties.. they are so damn far from everything else! We spent most of the trip at this hotel (except for the dinner/show which we cabbed to Bellagio- but the cab driver insisted taking some freeway looking road to get from Encore to Bellagio due to traffic ??)\n\nThey sometimes send deals over- one that i got in the mail which was 3 nights for 300 (incl weekends)- Except J threw it away and we didnt get to use it! So if you get one in the mail, take the offer! This place will be worth your stay.


I felt like we were staying \"on the wrong side of the tracks\" almost like the Bellagio was laughing at me when I hailed a cab back to the Excalibur.\n\nI'd give you three stars for being A-OK, but why would I when two gives me the option of saying \"meh, i've experienced better\" which I have.\n\nIts like a Motel 6 on top of a casino.\n\nthe rooms have just the basic amenities and by that I mean some lighting and a TV with a couple of channels - but who cares I was not there to hang out in the room.\n\nI reserved two rooms for two nights so you can imagine I was on a budget - i'd have booked at the Easy 8 if it were an option.\n\nBut honestly, if I return to Vegas with say, my husband, I would not seek out the Excalibur as an option.  Even tho we had a great view of the roof.


LA LA LOVE LAVO!!! Went here for the club!\n\nStayed in the Palazzo so got into this place for free! It was pretty bumpin on this Saturday night. Bouncers were friendly and the club has a sexy feel to it. A LOT smaller than TAO. I mean TAO is like 39843983983 bigger than LAVO. But it's QUALITY, not QUANTITY! I tell ya... Vegas makes THE BEST washington apples! The bartender made it perfect!!! My drink was $12 I think... not bad... we're in VEGAS people! The music was bumpin and the dance floor was PACKED!!! The bathrooms are clean and there's just enough air conditioning. 5 stars for me!!!


i was craving the frozen hot chocolate...it was monstrous! it was pretty good tho not quite how i remember it from new york...\n\nwe had ordered a bunch of other things like the nachos, a burger, the hotdog. everything was pretty good - but not sure if it is quite worth the hefty price tag for diner type food (ok, it's a bit fancier than diner food).\nwish we had some room for dessert - we decided next time, to just go for dessert.\n\nservice was just okay. a bit slow and we needed to flag down our waiter a couple of times. they do take harris' comps - so that was a plus.


Ok. Let me start off by saying that Tuesday's are the BEST day to come here if you want a cheap, not so fast, meal. $5 burgers -&- fries/tots (circa $5.38 w/ tax). This is why it automatically gets 3 stars. The downside to this is that their demand + quality = unsatisfactory @ times. They started making the burgers (meat portion) all \"well done\" which allots the burgers to become dry. I personally like mine medium-rare because it remains juicy and is not overcooked. The tots/fries are a hit/miss depending on 1) party size & 2) the number of customers ordering. This also has an effect on the overall service. When I was there, the waitress messed up over half of the orders because she did not write it down. When I did get my food, the tots were basically croutons. My burger was on the point of crumbling into dust b/c it was so dry (and I added ranch, ketchup, and a fried egg was on it). The drinks are definitely overpriced. They are located by UNCC, so they should absolutely lower the prices for drinks for students. The actual venue is set-up nicely, but it was extremely cold and the waitress did not know how to adjust/turn-off the ceiling fans (or didn't even try for all I know). Overall, the price for the burgers + fries/tots is worthwhile, but how they handle customer volume needs to be more embedded in their training program. O_o\n\n********************\nUpdate 11/19/2014 - Bar Louie is now making you buy a fountain drink if you get the $5 special. Therefore, your bill is now roughly $10.00 w/ tip included. I went there for the $5 burger + tots, not for a freaking soda. I will not be back here for a while because of this peculiar & random add-on. Thanks Bar Louie for ruining the special. I will not tell anyone else about you guys! o_O


wow!! beautiful, spectacular., love it .As we walk in a friendly check in service, got a beautiful one bedroom apartment with terrace,spectacular view towards  Bellagio .really high tech,very specious .All the Valle people very nice.Our bell person Lydia Moreno  very nice friendly informative show us around.\ni did my hair at the salon by Andeen she was very nice friendly and done a good job for my bridal hair. \n the pool was,t what i expect.it,s not that deep or big.the one by the strip the closing hour said 11 but at 10.45 when i was try to visit to try to take some picture and try to walk around a very rude young man ask me multiple times to leave and tell me his boos order him to do that.i ask to spik to the manager he toll me to find him some were out.and the second back up a security guy is coming.that ruin my night.the second day i call to speak to the manager in charge Eddie Feliciano,they told me he was,t available and he never try to return my phone as i ask.I want. to be clear why it say closing ours at 11 but they told me on the phone 8,with out any specifications.\nwe spend weekend also there. the atmosphere because of the club was very a life ,elegant and a lot of sexy girls.\nwe request our room to be touch up for the day were we have photos taking  for our weeding day in the gorges room and  it took about an hour.. we barely made it .\nBut over all I love it I enjoy my vacation we definitely  gone came back there.And if the pool manager would call back to clear the closing hours would get 5 stars from me.


I happened to visit Manuel's yesterday for some lunch with some friends. I had never gone before, but thought I would give it a try.  Here's a very quick assessment of the place:\n\natmosphere: very 70s/80s - clearly the place has been here a while.\nservice: fair. nothing stellar, but not terrible either.\nfood: also fair, not great but not bad.\nprice: perhaps a bit overpriced for the quality, but not by much.\noverall experience: ok.


HH is the kind of place you go to when you're low on cash, it's Monday night & you are willing to drive to pick up your food.  They used to offer a medium 1-topping pizza for $5.55 on Monday nights.  Last wk when I called to order the special, they said it changed to a large for $5.99.  The beauty of this offer is that you don't have to buy 3 pizzas to get that price like the other chains!!!!!  With the economy in the toilet, I was astounded that they increased the size thereby improving the value for my hard earned dollars.  \n\nAs for taste & quality--it's pretty good.  I like to order the thin crust and usually get sausage or pepperoni anything extra, I add on myself (e.g., red onion, black olives, etc).  They don't glop on the sauce or skimp on the cheese & I've never rec'd a burnt/nearly burnt pizza.  It's even pretty good reheated.


I had an okay Cobb salad for lunch today, along with a glass of wine. I'm not a big fan of laminated menus, but they did have a decent selection of dishes. It has a TGI Friday's kind of vibe. Not haute cuisine, but it's keeping it real. The service was very good.


This is the cutest salon. Besides having a fun vibe and excellent products, their stylists are top knotch as well. I've worked with both Heather and Jessica and they are very good about listening, asking the right questions, challenging me if they think something won't work, and then executing what I've asked for. It is really nice to have someone LISTEN. In addition, I've gone in and said \"do whatever\" and I've left happy as well. They are artistic enough to have fun and do a good job, but not force their vision down the client's throat. I'm not the easiest person to please as an artistic person myself. I hate my hair and have a constant push me/pull you with \"growing it out\" and \"take it all off\" so praise doesn't come easy. I also have a crazy schedule and can never make an appointment that I can keep, so they are constantly juggling things to fit me in and they never make me feel like a flake! Can't say enough good things!!


Let me start out by saying that I'm not a Trader Joe's fan, but after a recent debate about grocery stores where a friend really stood her ground about it having such great prices, I figured I would suck it up and give this location a try. It's located in a strip mall (surprise!!) with the worst parking lot ever, so I didn't really know what to expect. My only other TJ experiences have been in Center City Philadelphia (gross) and a stand-alone in a suburban Seattle neighborhood.\n\nThis store is really clean. I went on a Sunday afternoon so it was fairly crowded, but the shelves were stocked and it was pretty easy to maneuver around. If I had a cart it might be another story but I grabbed a basket and went up and down each aisle a couple times. The only messy area was the bathroom but I probably just caught it in between cleaning shifts. \n\nNot knowing what I was looking for, I picked up a couple items for dinner and snacks for the kids. Yogurt tubes - good price. English muffins - good price and probably the best I have ever had. Orange Chicken (frozen) - could have been spicier but the kids loved it. Meat dept - expensive...better prices at Sprouts. Frozen blueberries - cheapest around. All-in-all it was a good experience, I was pleasantly surprised, and I started drafting my \"okay, you win\" text to my friend who stood her ground and I headed to the register.\n\nI stood in line and when I was my turn, I told my cashier that I had a bag. This is where they get docked 2 stars. For the amount of time it takes to ring up the 7 items that I had, my cashier made not one, not two, but five smart-ass comments about the fact that I had a Whole Foods bag. I know, I know, what a dumb thing to get bent over, but for me it has to do with service, and Roger (cashier), should just bite his tongue, keep his opinions to himself, and just be happy that I am contributing to his ability to receive a paycheck. I know the $22 I spent is just a teeny-tiny percentage of what the store brings in on a normal day, but because of that interaction, I won't go out of my way to shop there, even if it means saving a couple bucks.


I'm a huge boba fanatic and Boba Tea House does not disappoint. Granted i haven't been to a boba place yet that i didn't finish my entire tasty beverage smiling. They have an endless variety of flavors and mixtures to choose from and even delicious snacks foods. The staff is friendly and more the willing to help you make the right decision for that flavor your looking for. Not gonna say it's my favorite boba spot, only cause the decor has this bare wherehouse motif going on, but it's definitely worth going to if your in the neighborhood and want a quick fix.


Kind of gimmicky, but fun. My husband ordered Viennese coffee (he said it was perfect) and I ordered Viennese hot chocolate, which was served lukewarm! I would have complained, but the servers were so busy that I decided to suck it up. The hot chocolate itself was nice, very thick and chocolaty. I would like to go back and try some of their crepes, especially the salted caramel one.


Everything was great except for the awful French Canadian minister. Maybe they use the B team in the off season in Vegas. If you book with the chapel, they will not tell you that if you don't prepare your own vows, the minister will go on some weird, long spiel about wifely duties, God, and all the other stuff my subconscious has since suppressed. So either prepare your own vows or ask the chapel EXACTLY what Elvis or the kooky minister will be saying. The chapel and/or the minister should have asked about our religious affiliation or given us a description of what the minister was going to say. My SO is an atheist and despite being Catholic, if I had wanted to hear an old fart hint at my wifely duties in a heavy French accent, I would have gotten married in a church by Pepe Le Pew.  We assumed when we asked for \"normal vows\" that the minister would simply ask us to take each other as husband and wife in sickness and in health blah blah blah. Instead, the minister went on and on (and on it seemed) and I suspect he was simply trying to kill time. I wanted to tell him to shut the hell up so Elvis could sing the next song. \n\nJack our limo driver was a class act. He took so many photos of us outside the chapel. The front desk ladies were extremely friendly. Elvis had a great voice and persona. We liked a lot of the photos taken of us by the chapel photographer. \n\nIt's a lovely chapel with hardwood floors now, but really nail down which minister will be officiating and what he or she will be saying. Or just let Elvis do the cheesy vows based on song lyrics. I wish we had done that now.


Came down from Flagstaff after Grandaughter's commencement and tried to find a place that could accommodate a large party(about 20) Uncle sams had no problem. We walked in and were seated almost immediately and the two servers assigned to us were attentive and patient. Pizza and wings were excellent and, out of all the people there, there were no complaints. Prices were fair. Definetely recommend for your next get-together.


Not a bad haircut, but brought the neckline up too high and trimmed some edges in a strange way.  Not the best haircut I've gotten, but not terrible either.


This place is ridiculously expensive, but being from out of town and I'm trying to experience all there is to the east coast I was brought here by my colleague.  I bought sugar cookies for my kids that were $5 each and I expected it to be top notch for that price, but all it was was a regular sugar cookie, of regular size, and of regular taste.  I tried the mocha they had and it was just ok (the chocolate they used wasn't really that great) and the next day I decided to give it a try with a vanilla latte instead and again it was just ok.\n\nFor the price and quality of it's products I'd probably look somewhere else.


Went for lunch and we all ordered Carne asada burrito. Food was plain and overpriced for what you get.


Average burger , salad, beer/bar joint.


I stayed at the Palms Hotel off the strip this past weekend. I have to say that my corner room in the Ivory Tower was fantastic. I Had a view of the Strip from one window and the mountains from the other window. The bottle of champagne was great; however the service was something to be desired. I didn't mind checking after 4:00 pm versus 3:00 pm on Thursday. But, what I did mind is the front desk taking 3 hours to give me a new remote control for the TV. I was locked out of my room 2 times because the key didn't work in the door. That Saturday there was a private wine tasting party at the pool and the guest weren't allowed in the pool area or to purchase ticket. What type of hotel does this on a weekend when it's busy with the regular hotel guest? I ask for a late checkout of 12:00 pm versus 11:00 am and was declined as well. The Van to take you to the Las Vegas Strip only runs from 8:00 AM-11:00 PM. The van should run at least until 3: 00AM Thursday-Sunday. I was glad that I rented a car because I went to Wal-Mart on Rainbow to buy bottled water and cheap snacks. Now if you don't want to rent a car stay on the strip. The room was great, and the service not some much! This was a Daily deal purchase so I guess you get what you pay for. Stayed 05/16/13-05/19/13.\n\nRoom Tip: Corner room in the Ivory Tower. The views are breath taking \nSee more room tips


This place is pretty much amazing. How can you scoff at a bar with bowling, pool, drag queens, and a great vibe? I know I can't. A friend of mine and myself visited D&D a few weeks back on recommendation from a fellow Yelper and let me tell you we weren't disappointed. The queens were there in full force and rocking their fierce outfits and dance moves, and at one point it was like a scene from RuPaul's Drag race and they were \"lip syncing for their lives\" but in this instance no one was getting kicked off the show LOL\n\nThe folks that were there were fun and inviting and really awesome to hang out with. Gay/straight/bi etc everyone is welcome here! We met a few cool people and even were privy to some tasty rainbow birthday cake! The gal who's birthday it happened to be was awesome enough to share the rainbow sugary goodness with everyone! Even on a Monday this place was a good time! I will go back here again!


I am very happy Madison finally has an antique oddities shop. I was pleasantly surprised by finding true medical antiquities and and just strange fun decor. The prices are quite reasonable and the store is displayed well. I will definitely be going back.


Not sure why we ate here but we were at NYNY because our girls wanted to ride the roller coaster.\n\nIn any case, we decided on Mexican and boy was that a mistake.  I ordered the fish tacos and the fish was really quite fowl tasting ~ not fresh at all.  Okay, so I moved onto the refried beans and rice ~ simply the worst ever ~ how hard is it to make rice and beans anyway???\n\nThe waitress noticed that I hardly touched my food and asked if she could bring me anything else.  I deferred given that they could not make decent rice & beans.\n\nTo top it off, I had to argue with both the waitress and manager to have the  meal removed from the bill.... Enough said.


I had an excellent experience with Dr. Hobgood and his staff.  He came recommended by another ENT doctor.  I had a very complex situation with a deviated septum and part of my nose structure was collapsing on one side as well.   I need both the inside of my nose corrected so I could breath properly again and I wanted to have the cosmetic portion fixed as well.  Dr. Hobgood is very knowledgeable and extremely talented.  He is also a very pleasant person.   I cannot only breath through my nose for the first time in many, many years but my nose looks wonderful too!


This is like a more expensive, less tasty version of Macayos. \n\nI went here with a group of about nine people, and even though six of the nine people were present, they didn't seat us until everyone was present.  Hmm, ok.  This was on a quiet Monday evening.\n\nWe're seated and I will give credit to the server as she was very pleasant and attentive.  There was rarely a time a beverage glass was empty. \n\nThe food leaves a lot to be desired.  I had the carne asada taco plate with a side of guacamole.  It was as if nothing had any seasoning.  I understand Americanized Mexican food, I really do, and I did not go in here with the expectation of getting super-flavorful food, but I did expect some seasoning.  \n\nI definitely won't choose to come back here.


I guess it depends on what you are looking for. The price was good. The pool was nice but I didn't use it and it's very well located on the strip. However the paint was peeling in the bathroom and the room in general was very basic and pretty run down. The hallway to my room had large stains on the carpet and the walls were beat up. My recommendation would be to spend an extra $30 a night and take advantage of some of the specials the nicer resorts offer. I will say though the customer service at the Monte Carlo was excellent.


When I say I love crap!, this is exactly what I'm talking about. Keep your French restaurants that leave you hungrier than when you came in. At the The Dragon House Super USA # 1 Chinese Buffet, I am allowed to be the truly disgusting pig that I am. Did I mention I'm cheap? So this place is heaven.\n\nMany stick their noses up at Chinese Buffets, but as long as it tastes good to me, I will stuff my face with stir-fried anything for $11. Give me more of that sweet sweet MSG and cheap meat. I want the diabetis (sic) and the food coma, that is why I'm here. Chinese buffets are temples to my third favorite of the seven deadly sins. The steaming trays of sweet & sour chicken, Mongolian beef, rangoons and lo mein are as the stations of the Cross.\n\nRisking the consequences of delicious, affordable and potentially life-threatening round at The Dragon House is something I'm prepared to take going in. As Anthony Bourdain once said, \"\"If there's not at least a 50% chance of diarrhea when you eat something, it's almost not worth eating.\" I can regret it in the morning, but binge-eating here is one my favorite guilty pleasures.


A deli a true deli! I get pizza and cookies for the kids as we paruse the aisles getting the stuff you cannot get anywhere else. Sadly the Albertsons next door closed making it a special trip when I go, but worth it when I do. Excellent food , dessert, meats and cheeses. I love to get the garlic knots, prob the best thing ever. Trying to snag a man but can't cook ladies? Make a quick swing in and grab a few \"homecooked\" items and next thing you know yer pickin out curtains!


Outstanding food, great service and a wonderful atmosphere. They get very busy and don't take reservations but they make up for that having an advanced automated txting system which allows you to do anything within 10 mins, once they txt you that it's time to be seated, you have 10mins to show up.


Amazing menu and overall solid execution. Substantial drink list which shows lots of thought was put into it. Not sure if there are any concepts like this that combine the Mexican and Asian cuisine so well.  Attention to detail is apparent. Some of the food may have taken too long to come out, so that might need some oversight. The tortillas for the guac were of inconsistent crunchiness. But that is easy too. The Korean beef tacos and the pork belly ramen were both easily 5 stars. I'll be back.


Overrated.  While the food here is good; it's not worth the long wait.


I must admit...the pies in here are amazing. It's not often you'll  hear me saying I love pies (haha) but they are amazing here.\n\nIt doesn't look like much to a passer-by, but keep an eye out for this charming little bakery!\n\nThe prices are reasonable for the quality you get, so it's definitely worth a look!


We just stopped in earlier today to try to cool off from the heat. We missed the 'free smoothie' by a day (yesterday 6/15/12 was National Flipflop Day, apparently), but nonetheless we wanted to break away from our usual stop- Jamba Juice, and give this place a try. I've driven past it before as its near my old work as well as one of the best Philly cheesesteaks in the valley (Forefathers), but just never got around to stopping in.\n\nThe one thing I really liked is that, as opposed to Jamba Juice, they ACTUALLY have food! Not just pretzels! They have sandwiches, flatbread & wraps, amongst other items. However, we ate a couple hours earlier so we just came for the smoothies. \n\nWe walked into your typical 'Hawaiian' ambiance, but at least it was clean and not OVERLY cheesy. The place was empty and we were instantly greeted as we walked in. The employee was very friendly and helpful. My wife got the Blue Lagoon and I got the Silky Peach (or something like that). Both were good, but I liked my wife's a little more. I didn't see if they had any 'free throw-ins' like they do at Jamba Juice, nor were we offered any, so I'm assuming they don't. They had some free samples of a peanut butter smoothie and flatbread sandwich on the counter, which we tried while we waited. Both were really good. \n\nI'll have to go back when I'm hungry to try the food, but the smoothies were definitely on-par to that of Jamba Juice.


I'm disappointed that this place isn't holding up to what it used to be. It's still pretty good but not like it was. The service has become pretty dismal. They have discontinued certain toppings, which I miss. And one thing they have started doing, which is kind of silly but annoying, is before they weigh your yogurt, they pick up a spoon and put it in your cup, to make sure you are paying for the weight of the spoon. Cheap.


Overpriced and too loud.  Maybe I'm too old for a daytime nightclub environment, or maybe being a local I am just not into being obnoxiously overcharged. Whatever it is I was not that impressed.\n\nThe decor and setting are both beautiful. The music was great but it would have been better if it were turned down a notch to be able to carry on a conversation. There was nowhere to sit or lay down unless you rent a daybed or cabana.\n\nNaturally, the people watching was phenomenal. It is Vegas!\nThis is definitely a tourist attraction where people are willing to drop hundreds if not thousand of dollars for a day of fun in the sun. \n\nThe only reason it didn't get 2 stars is because I was on the guestlist and therefore didn't have to pay the entrance fee and I walked out with a free bikini as part of a giveaway.


Went on Saturday for lunch and the dining area was not to busy. Their was on server who managed all the tables. Since she was the only server the drink order took about 5 minuets after we arrived. My rating is based off of food quality. I ordered the Large New England Clam Chowder for 4.95, not badly priced, however I have had better canned chowder. very salty and WAY to much butter. Also the temperature for the soup was warm not hot, which probably means it was microwaved/ re-heated. We also ordered cheese sticks and calamari. They did look good when they cam out however, both dishes were under cooked and had to be sent back. Who wants soft calamari and cheese sticks? After the food was brought back to our table, the items still were not crsipy, whatever. the flavor of the breading on the calamari and cheese sticks was so bland and the marinara sauce was sub-par. Unfortunately i would not go back the Chowder house, rather go to Red Lobster!


The beans are bland as cardboard. The onions were uncooked and the salsa was not pica. I recommend taco bell over this place. However the cochata was delicious. Maybe they should rethink their mission and vision.


I can't remember too much about my initial reaction when I stayed here.  I'm writing this review 5 months later so my memory is a bit fuzy. Go figure.  My stay was comfortable and convenient since it is connected to XS (my fav)!  The decor was very plain in comparison to my favorite hotel, The Venetian.  Other than that, I'd recommend giving this place a try.\n\nROOM SERVICE IS AMAZING!  I had a salmon and veggie dish while my friends ordered a veggie pizza and lobster mac and cheese.  Everything was mouth watering and flavorful!


I am not one to just go to a bar or pub to have a drink but I stop by this spot often with my co-workers for lunch on Fridays because it's a great place to have a beer over lunch. \n\nThey have some very tasty choices. Here are some of my favs:\n-Titanic Burger with flavours and size just as gigantic as the ship.\n-Guinness Burger.... just try it :)\n-Bison Burger


All the offices are packed with people and is never easy to get an apointment right away. The front desk people are rude and lack of compassion and understanding and they just want to have a reason to reschedule patients. I never go back to this practice again.


The key word for Fuzzy's is bland. This is some of the most taste-free food I've ever had. Earlier this year I purchased a Groupon worth $10, and on my way home from Art Fair on the Square I decided to stop in. \n\nFuzzy's is inexpensive, so I ordered the taco plate (2 soft shell - chicken and shredded beef, with Mexican rice and fried potatoes for the sides), chips & queso, and a soda to bump me up past the $10 mark. \n\nThe signature of Fuzzy's is their unorthodox toppings - in addition to your standard lettuce/tomato/guac/etc, they include feta cheese and garlic sauce. At least they claim to, anyway. On my tacos there was maybe three little crumbles of feta (which in combination with the other cheese is enough, but not really enough to add any flavor), and I didn't taste any garlic at all. \n\nThe tacos are heaping and meat-heavy, but again - little flavor. I probably could have closed my eyes and not been sure which taco had chicken and which had beef. The rice was okay, and probably the most flavorful thing overall. The fried potatoes had a slightly undercooked generic potato flavor. The chips and queso is ridiculously large - for $3 you get five or six servings of chips and somewhere around 1-1.5 cups of melted cheese. This would be an awesome deal if the queso wasn't so blah. \n\nFuzzy's seems to be going for some sort of Tex-Mex/Mexicali hybrid, and for me it just doesn't work. What little flavor the dishes did have was not a flavor profile I enjoyed. I had hope for Fuzzy's being that it was a Texas chain -  while living in Texas I had plenty of cheap, chain Mexican food that wasn't great but was miles above Taco Bell. I was hoping Fuzzy's would be in the same category, but the only part that reminds me of the food I enjoyed down south was the fact they had Dr. Pepper and Fanta on tap.


3.5 stars. It was my first time taking a bus out of Pittsburgh and I was heading to NY overnight on an express bus. Bought my ticket online at $34 (I saved maybe $20 by buying online) and printed it at home. The interior of the station is well lit, appeared to be clean (though I did not use the bathrooms) and there were two flat screen tvs playing a tv show on TBS while we waited. Customer service was fine when I asked the gate number, and there was security on the premises. Instead of lining up by boarding number, it was a first come first serve line. The buses are relatively nice with outlets so you can charge your phone/tablet/laptop and so on. Wi-fi was in and out. Variety of riders though seems similar to riding a plane - you just don't know who you'll end up next too! The bus left at 10:30pm and arrived in NY on time at 5:50am at the first stop (made one pit stop).


I stopped going to this location. There is always someone waiting outside to ask for money, cigarettes, a cell phone call, etc. this store is on my way to work, I used to stop here at least twice a week, then I got tired of the vagrants, beggars, and drug addicts harassing me.


Wow wow wow!! I can't get enough of Zoe's. \nThe food here is DIVINE. Completely SUPREME. I love it. My faves:\n-steak roll ups\n-chicken roll ups\n-the slaw\n-rice pilaf\n-hummus\n-they have bomb iced tea.\n\nPlus, you can order and pay for your food online, so if you want to pick it up you literally walk in, are handed your food, and walk out. So easy.\n\nThe people who work here are rad too.


Don't miss out on this place.\nI had simple soft chicken tacos and the flavor was out of this world. \nThe beans and rice are incredibly fresh and delicious.


It's for profit University that only graduates 25% UNLV is at 40% Nothing about this place says it anything more scam to line some else pockets.


After waiting for two hours I kept noticing that they would take \"regulars \" or friends over people waiting . They have a number system that's not worth a sh*t. Why have numbers when you're gonna pick who you want. I will never go back there again!


I love Roy's - almost everything is delicious and the service is top notch.  \n\nThey no longer serve bread and butter?  What's up with that?


First I'd like to say that I love reading the reviews where dudes say \"there just aren't enough options for free weights for me\" or \"can't do heavy lifting here\". Lol. I challenge them to use the maximum weight of any dumbbells or machines in this gym. If you need more than 75 lb dumbbells, you. are. buffffffffff. and you should probably just start bench pressing cars or something in order to get a good workout.\n\nOk, so I went with this gym because of the price...$29 to start, $10/mo then up to $15/mo after a year. No contract, just $25 to cxl. I have since seen lots of Groupons and deals for it and that kiiiiiiiiiiind of pisses me off every time I see it. The prices are SIGNIFICANTLY lower on those sites and I wish I would've been able to take advantage of that when I joined. You can also do the higher level membership for something like $20/mo and get guest privileges and half price on products like drinks that you can buy. For me...I'd rather bring my own water anyway and since I don't bring anyone with me I don't need the guest privileges. But...it's an option.\n\nI like the cardio equipment, treadmills and arc trainers (kiiiiiind of like an elliptical but with more of a stair climber motion than elliptical has). They all have TVs built in with basic cable to distract you from your boring cardio. Haha. They also have iPod capability where you plug in using their plug (which charges your iPod while you use it) and you can listen to it through the machine using the buttons on the machine to skip, play, control volume, etc...\n\nBecause the equipment is new, I haven't experienced many broken machines like I have at older gyms. I have reported equipment that was malfunctioning in various ways and the employees are always prompt about testing them, putting \"out of order\" signs on them, and I have never seen something broken for more than a day or two.\n\nThey do have some equipment like medicine balls, kettle weights, and the big inflatable exercise balls. I don't personally use these things, but they ARE available and some people dig them.\n\nThere are no classes or pool, which I never used at other gyms anyway so I'm glad not to have to pay to not use them.\n\nThe employees are...cool for the most part. Most of them are friendly and willing to help you figure out a machine or exercise, spot you, or answer questions about workouts. There are a few rude ones, but I won't be too specific about those for fear that they will read this. Hey, I have to keep going here! :P \n\nThe gym is constantly being cleaned by the employees...vacuuming, wiping things down with spray, and checking and lubing up cables are things that seem to constantly be going on here. I like this a lot. There are also cleaning stations where you can grab your own spray and paper towels to wipe things down if  you wish. They offer hand sanitizer as well, which is nice at a place like a gym where everyone is touching everything.\n\nAs I read as a complaint in another post, they DO ask that you bring a towel. I too think this is a little annoying because I'm not one of those people who sweat all over the damn place, BUT...I get why it's a policy. There are some sweaty ass people at the gym and there's nothing worse than getting on a treadmill with nasty sweat droplets all over it or trying to sit on a weight bench that has someone's ass crack sweat on it. Gross. Just bring the towel people. There's no rule about the towel...it can be a little 2x2 square if you want to be a smart ass, or a beach towel if you like to maybe wear a towel cape while working out.\n\nI've heard of a couple people getting double charged for their memberships, but staff is pretty quick to resolve these issues.\n\nOverall, this is a good gym. It certainly offers enough for anyone to get a decent workout. I guess if you're a professional body builder who needs 1,000 lb machines and 200 lb dumbbells, it's not good enough, but for NORMAL people it's sufficient.


Hurry in and try this Ginger Cinnamon Latte!! I added carmel sauce and soy milk over ice in their large, a whopping 32oz size, Delish!! The flavor combination was amazing! I would drive out of my way any day for this place. \n\nTucked behind Fox and Hound Pub & Grill this coffee shop is small, but warm and inviting. The staff was very helpful and friendly, my barista even asked me to try this unusual concoction, upon pickup, to make sure I liked it. I was in love! I may have found my new coffee stop. \n\nComparable to *bucks pricing but has a much truer taste without the burnt espresso taste = worth it! They also have a convenient drive up window. (Yay! now I can pickup this coffee goodness in my pjs!)


It seems that Vegas has ALL the Le Sportsac stores, whether it is a regular store or an outlet. Where are the ones down here huh???? I don't even think SCP has it.\n\nThey are coming out with tons of designs which give me a migraine. I prefer the classic colors. However, I really like the new sizes and styles, but they hardly carry any in the classic colors. Most of them are the florals or the animal prints -- just too much for me.\n\nOtherwise, it's a great store!


3 out 4 delays in 6 month period that's unacceptable . We are gonna find a different airline


Nice cozy atmosphere, friendly service, and a drink like the Campfire Mocha?  Sign me up!  It's basically like a coffee s'more in a cup, and oh so snugly wugly feeling on a dreary day.  Try it!


Waiter was rude and did not bring all the foods and got irritated when asked again.  The restaurant seems to be managed by a bunch of university students with limited restaurant experiences.  Gratuities of 15% included already in the bill, like they deserve it.


What a fabulous venue for yet another fabulous yelp event. From the valet to the restrooms. From the vast modern space to impressive and friendly service. \nAnd the food! Oy Ve (that's Japanese for yummy)...\nIka Furai\nAge Watari Gani\nAbura Bouzo No Tataki Shiro Asparagus Zoe\nButaniku To Hotate No Gyoza\nYakitori-Negima Yaki\n\nOK. Admit it. You know asparagus. But what about the rest? Well, you'll have to check out Roka Akor to find out. Cuz I'm not spilling it. My fave was the Abura Bouzo. Buttah! Like a big stick of buttah! I could have chowed down several more. And then several more. Light and airy with clean lines and muted tones, this is contemporary asian at its best. \n\nOrigato. Dori Ori Gato Mr. Roboto.


Slow service and cold nachos. I did like the seasonal Red Beer but the food and service were disappointing. My family has been conning here for years and while the food was never amazing, it was consistent and what I expected. This time food and service was both poor. We waited for ever the check and finally had to grab someone after ten minutes of not seeing our server again. Next time I'll just have the beer.


This is one of my favorite places to go browse around in. I don't think I have ever walked in looking for something specific, but always walk out with something. They are like the Walmart of entertainment. Besides being predominantly a book store, they also have tons of games, magazines, posters, cds, vinyls, dvds, blu-rays, posters, you name it. My favorite section is the videogame department; they have everything new and retro, including old NES, SNES, Sega and more. So whenever I'm bored, or looking for cool new-old things, I go to Bookmans.


I stopped into this place recently after picking up a friend late from the airport for a snack and a little gaming and was pleasantly surprised.  I really want to begin with the great service from when you first sit down and throughout your stay, as this is a pub that likes to get to know its patrons.  My buddy and I both have burgers with fries and were satisfied with it being a burger big enough to need to be cut in half yet still tasty with options like wheat bun, avocado, multiple kinds of cheeses and even sweet potato fries.  \n\nIf you're looking for upscale bar food in a 24/7 setting that is great with amazing service then I recommend you stop in for a snack and drink.


Scottsdale has a ton of fancy restaurants (which I don't mind) but we were looking for something more \"local\" and stumbled upon Basil & Garlic Bistro thanks to our handy Yelp app.  To get to this one year old restaurant, we came off E Cactus Rd, and we had to drive right into the residential neighborhoods. Once we saw the small plaza where Basil & Garlic Bistro was located, we said to each other that there was no way we would have found this place just by driving by because you just don't \"drive by\" the area where Basil & Garlic Bistro was located.\n\nOnto the food. it was all amazing.  The chicken steak deluxe has a wonderful mixture of meat, veggies, and cheese.  There was a HUGE chunk of pepperoni in each half of the sandwich and my fiancee commented that \"this is the amount of pepperoni some places put on an entire pizza!\"  My fiancee's Vongole pasta with red sauce and clams was one of the better pasta dishes we've ever had, anywhere. And it was only $14, definitely a great deal because you're at a family owned establishment in a local neighborhood.  We finished off the meal with homemade tiramisu which was not overly sweet and did not have an overdosing of rum.  It was decorated with drizzles of chocolate sauce and cocoa powder with bits of whip cream on the side.\n\nI come to Phoenix every so often for work and would definitely count Basil & Garlic Bistro as the place I'd try to come out to for dinner when my schedule allows me to make the drive out there.


This was my first time to Sekong By Night.  I have had Khmer food before, which is ironic, as my wife is from Vietnam, but never had Khmer food from Cambodia.  She has to come to the USA to experience Khmer food!!  I have eaten Khmer food in San Francisco CA, and in Siem Reap.\n\nBoth my wife and I were pleasantly surprised with Sekong By Night.  It looks like a tiny little forgettable restaurant from outside on the street, but once you step inside. you can see the owner put some thought into the decor.  It really looks Asian.  It is as though the owner went on a shopping trip to Phnum Penh and came back with tons of artwork for the place.  \n\nThe Amok fish is really nice.  Reminded me of a cafe I had dinner at in Siem Reap some 9 years ago when I was seeing Angkor.  The fish was fresh.  My wife wanted to switch with me (she ordered the Katheaw Cha).  \n\nThe Katheaw Cha is also very good.  \n\nI ordered a Coconut Juice as my drink expecting it to be canned.  It was fresh, and smelled fresh (a pleasant surprise!!!)\n\nMy wife ordered the Grass Jelly drink, and it was also good.  \n\nI really wish that this place was in Mesa AZ, as I would go more often.  Maybe so, I will make the drive again to this place from Mesa as appropriate.  This place was a pleasant surprise and I wish the owner great success.  I want this restaurant to succeed.  \n\nThe only place where the Khmer food was better (for me) was Siem Reap, but then it is perhaps a little unfair to compare a restaurant in the USA to what really is available in Cambodia.


I've had this a few times since.  Delivery takes forever, customer service is god AWFUL.  Seriously, these people are such assholes.  You get what you pay for, and this place is still a ripoff.  Should never be more than a star.


Vietnamese food for rich white people.  The Pho is boring and $10 a bowl. Same goes for the cocktails. The fusion spring rolls are inspired, but expensive.  Been here three times because I live close and love Pho, but I'd still rather drive several miles away for decent pho at a decent price.  \n\nI have two words of advice: STAR ANISE.


The best! Happy hour m-f from 1030am to 7? Thats crazy! 2.00 drafts! Specials everyday. All sports on all the time! FOOD IS THE BEST!


Food here is great. They have the variety of different kind of food from Thai, Vietnamese, and a few of Laos food.  The price is good for the portion they served.  The only thing I didn't like is they don't have enough server when crowded like lunch time. I had to ask for my drink to be refill a couple times.


such a bad experience here, smelly stinky carpets, toilets broken, light bulbs burnt out, staff does not answer phone or respond to requests, no breakfast avail cause the staff did not show up, worst thing was we left a cell phone in the room and when we called an hour later, the cleaning staff stole it and told us nothing was found! I called the manager 5K, tried to get the GM on the phone, no response and they basically said just report it lost to your insurance.. but it was not lost they stole it. bad experience here!!


I have to knock off a star bc of the wait time for the patio.  We have been here numerous times, and I know the patio doesn't take reservations. But a 1 & 1/2 hour wait at 5:30 is a little crazy.\nThat being said, the food is always amazing! I usually get some sort of steak, and hubby gets either the skate or some sort of braised short ribs.  Never had a bad waiter or bad food here. \nBottom line, if you want the patio (and the people watching is second to none), expect a wait. It would be better if they could text you when your table was ready, as the sensors only work a short distance in the casino. But the food is worth the wait


I guess you could say I have been here 1.5 times.  This is the closest walk in clinic to my work place so I have ventured here out of convenience.  The first time was last summer and I just felt ill all over.  After a total of 3 hours here they did not know what was wrong with me but were going to treat me like I had strep throat. Three hours is not too long to wait if the lobby had been full but there were only about 3 others waiting with me and what seemed like an army of employees.  I was in the actual exam room for what seemed like 2.5 hours.  They were \"kind\" enough to give me a blanket which looked like someone had vomited all over it and then it dried to a crusty finish.  The nurses kept coming in and checking on me; taking blood pressure  and temperature and demanded I take a pregnancy test.  I told them it was highly unlikely I was preggers (since I was not getting any but I felt they did not need to know all my extra cirricular activities or lack there of so I obliged them).  Finally they wrote me a prescription and I was on my way.   They never gave me the results of my pregnancy test but I was able to figure it out! \n\nSo, feeling ill and desperate I decided to give it one more chance yesterday but found myself disgusted as soon as I walked in.  There was a sign that read:  Due to technical difficulties we can not accept credit or debit cards.  Only cash or checks.  Well, I forgot my check book (since it's not 1987)  and don't carry cash so I asked the receptionist if I could put my name down and then run to the ATM about 2 blocks away.  She was at a loss for words but then basically told me no.  There were 8 people ahead of me!  I doubt they would get to the other 8 in the ten minutes it would take for me to go to the ATM.\n\nUpset and ill I remembered another clinic that I have been told is nice and I was on my way.


Stopped by one night late, only one guy working, probably the manager/owner based on him being on the phone and looking like he wanted to gtfo dodge attitude and not wearing anything quiznos related like most workers do... \n\nFood... subpar... it's a chain... it's hard to fuck up... but he did. There was no care in the making of the sub... I pretty much watched him throw it together, run it through the toaster tossed some lettuce on and wrap it up...\n\nI had chips in my hand... wanted a meal... he didn't ask and just rang it up w/o the drink... I asked what size cup to grab and he said \"oh you wanted a drink?\"  Of course I wanted a fucking drink... I just stared at him like wtf man?  Told him to keep his drink cause he'd have to re run my card...  \n\nsrsly it's a chain that gives you all the stuff and training to make a sandwich like the other 1000's of quiznos around the country... and you can't do it. If you hate customer service don't buy a franchise sandwich shop.\n\nTwo stars... lucky it isn't one. I'm out


Dim Sum is not good at all.  This restaurant is better than Dim Sum on Central.  That is not really saying much.  The dishes seem frozen and not fresh.  The dim sum was bland and not much variety.  I do not expect Charlotte to have the quality dim sum of large cities.  However, I do expect the staple dim sums such as chicken feet, shrimp rice noodles and other to be at least good.  However, they are not.  Recommendations for dim sum is to drive to Atlanta.


I think I've found a new favorite restaurant! The food is very fresh and flavorful, atmosphere is quiet and clean, service is outstanding... the owner is so welcoming that it felt more like I was dining at his home than a restaurant! A1!


Walk in on sat. Nobody was up front and nobody helped me. So I walked out. Do not go there.


I was so excited for this place to open but when I got there I was so disappointed. First off, do not call this place a hipster bar, it's far from it. A hipster bar does not sell beer for $10. It sells PBR Tallboys for $1. Second, the food is horrible, got the pretzel and cheese. Just sick. Third, the service was a bunch of assholes. My friend tried to come in after work and she had a different bars logo on her shirt with a zip up over it and they wouldn't let her in. I'm sorry but she was coming in to support your bar, now you guys just seem like a bunch of pricks, and will no longer get service from any of us. Support your local businesses!


Cool place, Great healthy food, spotty service


I recently attended a company party at the owners house and he had several different flavored frozen drink machines available for everyone.  I could not believe how good the product was and I asked the owner for the recipes.  He said he had no idea how it was made as everything was taken care of by the company who provided the machines.  I asked for the information and contact Tropical Breeze Frozen Drinks for a party I was asked to coordinate a few months later and the service they provided was awesome, they dropped off the machines, showed me how to set everything up, and came and picked them up afterwards, no fuss, no mess and very reasonable.\n\nYou can't go wrong at your next get together to include these great little machines!!


I find this place to be MIND BLOWING. The food is insanely original and innovative, for example, my girlfriend had chicken and waffles. And while the menu item doesn't sound so enthusiastic in the description, what ended up on our table was 4 pieces of syrup drenched fried chicken piled high and speared into waffle cakes, stuffed with BACON!\n\nBacon! Stuffed into a WAFFLE! Can you imagine that?\n\nSome crazy shit here!\n\nThe service is slow, but it's understandable. At the time we arrived to eat here, our waitress was serving 7 tables in the early morning. She can alternate between Spanish and English (she's Caucasian), and had some unruly tables full of grumpy, whiney old people to deal with. 7 tops is ALOT of people to feed. So we had to give her credit for keeping her cool under pressure.\n\nThe atmosphere inside, versus outside the Plaza casino was just as significant as The Griffin bar on 6th street and Fremont. You have your shady fuckers bumming around and looking for change outside the casino (Fremont happens to be a major place for bums to mill about, and also is the drop off point for newly released inmates from the Clark County and City jails at the Golden Nugget valet), and then you got the more sociable folks coming inside to eat. \n\nSecurity and the staff do a good job to keep trouble out, if not appearing to be overworked.


This place is really pretty neat, it's great family fun!  Nothing fancy, but just as you would expect, pinball machines galore!!  It's rows of machines, all ranging from $0.50 to $3.00 per play!  \n\nThere's a good amount of old vintage machines, dating back to the 1960's and 1970's that have little excerpts about them, making them fun to read.  I'm not a pinball expert or fanatic by any stretch, but they seem to have many of the newer, popular machines too.  My daughter found a pinball bowling machine that she played quite a few times too!  Some older arcade games like PacMan and Centipede are here too!\n\nTry it out.  Totally cool, local shop.  It's a warehouse, it's not a gallery.  There are concrete floors and walls and it's a little darker, but clean enough.  As you would expect, there is a change machine so you don't need to dump your piggy bank, but we did and that's part of the fun too!   At 10 AM on Father's Day, it wasn't very busy, but by the time we left at 11:30, it was pretty busy.  Great way to spend a few hours (and a few quarters!) when it's hot, hot and HOT outside!!


Overrated, expensive, crowded, nowhere to sit unless you reserve an expensive table. \n\nWe were not on a VIP list so we had to wait in line. The wait was okay and the bouncers informed us the cover would be $28 a person. When we tried to negotiate, they offered us $20 a person to get in. Great start.\n\nYes, the club looks sleek and posh and the outdoor/indoor set up is nice. However, $15 for one shot seems a little excessive. And talk about CROWDED. The dance floor was a major CF. I could barely move let alone dance. And I felt like everywhere we were, people were constantly shoving past.\n\nThe music was cool when we first got there (pop and hip hop) but starting moving more in the direction of dance / house, which we did not like as much.


Hated the food! Hated the stomach issues! Hated the prices!! 12 bucks for tacos with no flavor and rice that......well cant explain that one. Thank god i did not have the beans also or i may still be on the toilet. I saw many reviews on the party vibe and they are right. If you want to come for the drinks with friends this is your place. My wife and i thought after seeing the menu to bolt but we didn't. And both of our stomaches and wallet payed the price.


Was a fan of Ayala's food in the past. New location has the same great food. Big portions, delicious chips and salsa. Fast service too. Will definitely be back. Can't wait for the bar...


Equinox or Aquaknox? whatever, but i like the vibe of the place. \n\ni came here, didn't sit for food, since i was invited for a small cocktail party held by a friend. Greeted by nice people and waiters asked me many times if i need service. I was only a guest, but heck, there was service. \n\nI only stayed for 10 mins max, and service experience was really good. \n\nHopefully i'll come back for something else, but 3 stars for now.


One of my favorite places to eat!! I come here maybe once every other week. I would go more often if it was closer to my house. Their ingredients are organic and always fresh!! It used to be more consistent but I feel as though they have been slacking lately, otherwise I would have given them 5 stars.


Miss my old home! Best place to live! Gated community, security, and close to everything... The 101, 202 & 60. Tempe Marketplace, Mesa riverview and 10 minutes from Old Town Scottsdale!


The initial goal was to meet up with a family member that was in town who FLAKED on me.  Looking at the menu before I left I decided to go anyway since the prices weren't too pricey.\n\nThe huddle of hostesses were a disgrace.  The place was relatively empty as we went around 4:30-5pm on a Saturday afternoon/evening.  We received our intial \"hello\" but after that we pretty much were non-existent.  The blonde girl was applying her lip gloss with her finger when were standing at the hostess station.  Another employee came in with half-a-glass of water that the brunette hostess stowed behind the podium.  The girl with the glass was also waving her paycheck in the area and very RUDELY squeezed past me and the podium without saying excuse me.  I personally make it a point not to mouth off to the staff before I eat because I enjoy food that hasn't been spat on.\n\nBeing successfully irked by the hosting staff, I was pleasantly surprised by the genuine niceness of our server.  She let us know about the specials which weren't bad.  We got the better end of the deal because although it was Saturday the NFL playoff game was going on so our bucket of beer was $5 cheaper.  \n\nOur plates were $7 each which we though were a good deal... until our plates arrived.  They were tiny portions although, they were filling enough for me.  I had the Southwest Taquitos (more like eggrolls...) which were ok.  The pico de gallo had a nice sour taste to it and was well balanced with onions and sprinkles of chopped jalapeno here and there.  My boyfriend got the \"Sherry Ahi Tuna\"  I don't know if that was a typo or what, but it was seared and it was served on top of fried wonton squares which were served on top of the Asian salad.  The smell of sesame oil was delightful, and to be honest... I wanted more of what he had.\n\nThe mechanical bull was pretty entertaining.  A family and all the kids took turns riding it and it was entertaining to see the chubby kid attempt to get on the bull on 3 separate attempts and ultimately had his brother help him on.... And on top of that the look of apprehension on his face was priceless.  He lasted less than a minute.\n\nAll-in-all it was an okay experience.  I will be back, hopefully for the AFC championship (Bolts vs. Colts).


We have been coming to Wing Hing for at least 15 years now! It is hands down the best Chinese food in the valley! The have amazing egg drop soup, crab puffs are out of this world, and every entree is amazing! I have never had a bad meal there! The portion sizes are huge as well. This place is great...and the family that runs it is always extremely pleasant! Please try this place...you will not be disappointed!


As usual they slop a whole bunch of secret sauce so you can't taste the beef or the rest of the sandwich.  I had the new advertised Rueben and sure wasn't impressed.


So we got duped by all the rave reviews for this restaurant. First we get escorted to a tiny little table that was practically like sitting with the people at the next table. We asked to sit at the many empty tables for four. Were told no as they all had reservations. The waiter must have noticed the perplexed expression on my face because he came back after we sat and told us that a reservation had cancelled and offered us one of those tables...So points for that...Side note, all those tables were empty for the entire time we were there.\n\nI ordered the Chicken with prosciutto...I promise you that what I got was chicken with some sort of thick slab of very salty pork product that was not prosciutto, accompanied by the limpest over done pasta I've ever had..The noodles broke in the fork because they were so water logged and soggy. Also served with a basic marinara sauce that in no way complimented the lemon wine sauce on the chicken. My husband ordered the special..seafood risotto. Plenty of seafood, but we're still trying to decide if it was really risotto or some undercooked rice..There was none of the creaminess associated with well prepared risotto.\n\nAfter that we decided to go for broke and order the tiramisu..You can get better at your basic supermarket bakery.\n\nThe service was very good as the waiter and busser were very attentive..


The best ramen I've ever had - hands down.  I'm not a big pork eater (haven't eaten red meat since 1986) - so I was happy to see that Fukumimi has a Chicken Ramen on the menu.  My first experience with restaurant ramen was in Little Tokyo in L.A. and lemme tell ya - Fukumimi blew that L.A. ramen out of the water.  \n\nFukumimi's broth was dense in flavor and the Chicken Chashu included in the bowl was well-spiced, flavorful and mind-blowing. Easily one of the best food experiences I've had in Vegas. Dangerously close to work - I asked for their punch card.  I expect I'll be earning a free appetizer a week!


Best Mexican Food in the valley!!!  Yummmmmmy!!!!!!  Super nice family!!!!


oh my god worst pizza I've ever had. Tasted worse than school cafeteria pizza. Ordered a small at 2 bites and immediately stopped eating. DISGUSTING


Excellent service. Noodles were perfect however the flavor was nonexistent. Very nice staff and decent prices considering the location.  I don't think I would come back again but I am glad that I tried it.


The smoky smell of grilled chicken lured me in from downtown phx. The chicken is grilled over fire and the style is truly \"Sinaloa.\" The chicken comes with rice, beans, a grilled jalape\u00f1o,  tortillas, and a small side salad. The beans and rice taste home made and the chicken is delicious.


If this place was closer, I would have to join a recovery group.  It truly is that good.  I've only been twice and ate the steak and cheese both times.  Be careful that you eat over the table because this baby drips. The place is well set up, very busy at lunch and the service was good...except for the 2nd time.  Everybody was working their butts off except one teenage looking girl.  The only thing she did besides text on her phone was get in the way.  She's gotta be the owners daughter.  This 2nd time my sub took 15 minutes but in the end, totally worth it.  I can see this place expanding to more locations.


Ok call me weird but I'm one of those people that is always generating static electricity, and for some reason this walmart is like a tesla coil to me, there's something with the way the shelves and freezer cases are grounded that whenever I touch. Them, without skipping a beat I always get shocked and it's never subtle always a big pop and possibly some numb fingertips, I don't know maybe it's because I work in IT so my body has a natural charge, maybe I'm like the girl from Heroe's and I don't know it,\n\nAvoid this place if you have static issues, otherwise the selection is nice and I can't complain about a fresh sushi counter


Wings and pizza is good, but pricey. Their customer service is the worst if they made your meal wrong. Make it difficult to get it fixed especially if it was delivered they make you drive to their location to get your correct order. Also they send out mailers with the specials but when you call they say it is no longer available at that price, although I just got it in the mail that day.   So their food is good but not great for the prices, and I heard they just hiked their prices again. Was a customer for some time but with all the bad experiences will not be going back.


Pretty lame, even for Casa Grande. Went on a Thursday night when they are supposed to be open until midnight. They apparently decided they wanted to close early because hardly anyone was there, so the waitress told us it was last call at 9:30 even though we had not even been there very long and were clearly planning to stay for the evening. Awesome.\n\nThe beer selection is very basic. Maybe two of the taps rise above the level of barely tolerable, for anyone who's into flavorful beer. But, I guess that's a function of their clientele more than anything else. I'm not a beer snob by any means, but give me something more than light domestics.


I had a great lunch at Whole Foods today! I went looking for something they do not stock anymore :( and ended up eating a surprise lunch. I had an \"ok\" sandwich but my significant other had a chicken teriyaki bowl and it was AMAZING. I probably could have eaten 3 of them! I was pleasantly surprised. It was good, fast, and not too expensive!


Went here after a doctors appointment one day. The pizza was good. The small salad wasn't their best. The service sucked. The waitress didn't give us refills and nothing was clean. She gave us our check but never came back to take our money. My husband almost walked out after being ignored at the desk by many waitresses that still wouldn't take our money. Finally, the manager did. I will not be back because of the horrible service.


Phenomenal New York Pizza! One if the best pizzas I have ever had in my life. Very delicious. The service was top notch here and very fast as well. It is very affordable pricing along with a cozy setting. :) Highly recommend this place!


Where do I start with this club...? First let me say, 935 has been around for years and def has staying power!\n\nThis is a club for teens and young adults, like really young adults! Only playing rap and hip hop, ie Lil Boosie, Rick Ross and Young Jeezy. Two different dance floors each with it's own bar and music. VIP and table/bottle service available, but they can get pricey and go pretty quickly especially if there's a major artist performing. Thursday is college night, you only have to be 18 to get in but any other night you must be 21. Don't try to sneak in or use a fake ID because security is checking and there are Charlotte Mecklenburg police on site.\n\nA major downside to this club is the parking. They've got one small lot that gets full very quick and they charge a crazy amount of money to park in the lot.\n\nIf you know the latest rap tunes and looking for a good time this may be your new spot!


Found this place from yelp and had to check it out based on the great reviews. All I can say is wow! This place is super yummy! I have a new favorite! Give it a shot, you won't be disappointed. My only downfall was they don't accept Amex cards.


I completely regret moving in here, I may break my lease early to get out of this nightmare.\n\nI pay 1400$ a month to live in a safe and beautiful community - lol no. This place has more roaches than I have ever seen, even after having them spray twice I still find them three or four times a week. It is literally the most disgusting thing to open the dishwasher and find roaches. And I'm not even a messy person with food lying around.


Me give this place 4 years of me life and $50,000 and all me get is piece of paper that say \"Numen Lumen\" at top. It supposed to be proof of wealth of knowledge that me absorb but guess what? Everybody else on planet take one look and know me no learn jack. They all like, \"Liberal arts degree? Thank you, but that position has already been filled,\" or \"Isn't a poli sci major just a philosophy major who doesn't live in his parents basement?\" Not me fault! Advisor tell me that it really not matter which major me choose! Engineering students they all get six figures and Ferrari 599's and seven girlfriends even though they nerds. But no one else want to go to Engineering Building because they hear rumor it house of sin. So I spend all me time in upside-down Humanities building wondering why it upside-down, and trying to find hidden eleven in Big Ten logo, and now me poor.\n\nBy the way, when I went there the biggest celebrity in town was Scanner Bob. Is he still around?


So everyone always says this place is so amazing well I can totally say I have tried this place twice and it sucks big time!! \nThe first time I went was maybe 2 years ago the food was cold and it had NO flavor! The service was horrible and the waiter gave us the creepy vibes! \nBut last night my boyfriend really wanted BBQ for some reason so I was like hey why not give this place another try \nWe go in and it's basically EMPTY on a Saturday night to me that is always a red flag we got seated by a nice young lady and we were told our server would be with us soon \nThe waitress  came out and I could barely understand what she was saying she was talking so quietly to remind you this place was basically empty so you can understand how quite she was \nI asked for the \"old fashion lemonade\" aka from the soda machine!! and my boyfriend asked for Pepsi. I asked the waitress of it was from the soda machine and she hesitated and I guess she said yes because like I said I couldn't hear her \nFast forward to the food we decided to get the Q for 2 we picked our sides which by the way the waitress placed it wrong\nThe Mac and cheese cold and too soggy \nBrisket was cold and no flavor \nRibs were hard to eat not fall off the bone \nCorn bread was ok in some areas not cooked \nBeans watery \nAnd don't even let me get started on the chicken \nMy boyfriend and i didn't really ate anything because it was just not satisfying.we obviously has to taste a few things if one thing wasn't good then we can deal with it but everything was so nasty! \nWe asked if we could just get our money back and the waitress said that we ate too much! Wtf!!! We had the stupid plate basically full she didn't even give us a discount or say sorry \nI asked for the manager and it was bitter old man that only took 25 bucks off a 45 dollar tab. He didn't even say sorry, I hope this place goes out of business it's so gross and worst  customer service. Go to Lucile's instead!


Specifically speaking of the Pharmacy Dept. I was very displeased with my service. I went there after a very long and stressful doctor's appointment for my two sick kids. The line was so long I had to stop and question if i really wanted to wait that long but i had to get my kids' meds. I stood in line for 15 minutes before the first person was helped. The line was about 20 people deep and they had 1 person on the register at the end of her shift. There was another lady there who I have seen work the register but she appeared to be training a new hire. This lady only stepped up to help when another Wal-mart employee cut the line and asked for help picking up her Rx. when another customer started complaining about the situation she started ridiculing her instead of helping out. Then the pharmacist had to announce an apology to the crowd and explain that they were short staffed. Same employee never got on the register because she was training but did leave to go get staples and asked the one person on the register to help the trainee learn the register. She has been there for a long time but really I think it is time she moved on. Clearly she has no idea what customer service is all about. \n\nPS. This happened a few weeks ago. I wasn't going to write this because there are plenty of employees in this department that are outstanding but really I think they would be better off without this particular employee.


I've been wanting to try this place for sometime and Restaurant Week was a perfect time to do it!\n\nMy friends and I made reservations for 7:30, when we arrived they greeted us and said they were just waiting for our table to be cleared and to hang out at the bar until it was ready. So we headed to the bar and were seated about 10 minutes later. \n\nThe first cool thing about this place is the caricatures on the wall, there  famous and some local faces with their names and even some signature everywhere you looked! I thought this was a very cool touch!\n\nOnce seated we were presented with one of the most amazing bread baskets I've seen. But keep in mind, I'm totally a bread lover! There was a white, wheat and whole grain, sweet cinnamon and even breadsticks! It's a bread lovers dream. \n\nThe menu looked absolutely delicious, I ordered the lobster bisque, jumbo lump crab cakes and mango salsa and key lime pie for dessert.\n\nThe lobster bisque was divine! It was creamy and rich. The only thing I wanted was more lobster! Other than that it was one of the best I've tasted! But make sure they add some cracked pepper for more flavor! \n\nThe jumbo lump crab cakes were absolutely amazing.  Literally overwhelmed with crab meat...OH MY GOODNESS. I really don't have another way to describe it, they were outstanding! The mango salsa was really fresh and worked as a great compliment with the meal.\n\nThey key lime pie was great too! A great and refreshing way to end the meal. \n\nThis place was really great! Our server was wonderful and we had a lovely time. Look forward to returning!