On the website, they have a beautiful pic of Marilyn Monroe lounging in a chair at the lovely Biltmore way back when. I suspect if you dug Marilyn up today, her condition may resemble the current state of the Biltmore.\n\nWe thought it might be fun to go have lunch at the hotel.  I wasn't starving which was great because the menu is seriously lackluster and resembles what you'd see at one of these local semi-chain casual dining beer restaurants.  We walked in and got a nice stare down from the bartender as we navigated our way through the bar to the hostess station.  Despite the fact there were hardly any customers, it took forever to seat us at a dirty table.  The hostess disappeared to find cleaning supplies so we had a chance to study our dirty menus.  After about ten minutes, she appeared with sour smelling rag in hand to wipe our table.  \n\nNow that what little appetite I had was gone, I tried the small Waldorf salad or should I say dressing with some wilted greens.  If the dressing had been spicy as promised, I may have eaten a little but it wasn't so I didn't.  My husband had the tortilla soup and it came out lukewarm - he tried a spoonful and walked to the front to get our check. I'm guessing the soup was lukewarm because it probably sat ready for service for the half an hour it took to deliver. \n\nMaybe I didn't read this place correctly and it's only meant to be a kind of 19th hole, beer drinking, nacho eating low end spot....


This location is my favorite one. \nSettled on a lake with an inviting patio, this is the perfect ambiance for a date or relaxing meal with friends. \nLocal art work adorn the walls and the atmosphere is pleasant. \nStart with the Hummus trio ( it's not listed on the menu but it's a plate with each hummus on it so you can experience every one) The cilantro Jalape\u00f1o hummus is heavily addictive. In fact, I'm gettin hot and bothered talking about it so... I digress.  \nThe Greek salad is super yummy to start with, and the wraps are heavenly. Lavosh Shawarma wrap is a customer favorite and the California beach club *with chicken* instead of turkey is super fresh and chalk-o-block full of goodness. If you wanna keep it more traditional, the Beef Gyro is even more delicious when accompanied by Sriracha sauce.\n \nI go here all the time and love this place more and more with every visit. Eat well, live well and surround yourselves with ones who do. - Cheers


I am most likely considered a \"casual\" traveler, I take one to three flights a year at the moment, and I've had pretty consistently good experiences here at Sky Harbor, plus the thought of a bunch of wonderful local restaurants and breweries moving in sooner or later just makes me all kinds of happy. The traffic around the airport is always very manageable, whether it be foot or vehicle traffic, the runway has never been swamped enough to delay any of my flights, I have never been harassed or detained by security for any reason, and there always seems to be someone nearby if I need help with anything. I even will typically show up a bit early to hang around the airport and explore for a little bit... I've been to quite a few airports in my day and I've got to say Sky Harbor is my favorite.


This was my first fine dining experience, and it lived up to my expectations. The d\u00e9cor is luxurious; the waiters were helpful and pleasant; and every morsel of food was packed with complex flavors. \n\nAs many reviewers have pointed out, don't be shy with the bread cart. You're paying good money for this meal, so go for it! I chose five breads, and each one was memorable. My favorite was the gruyere brioche, because it was delicate and flaky but had a pronounced cheese flavor.\n\nAs for the amuse bouche, it is crab mixture topped with caviar. This was my first bit of caviar, and I wasn't too thrilled with it, but I can't blame Joel for that because it's a matter of taste. If you know that you don't like caviar, I recommend that you ask for an alternate amuse bouche. My boyfriend is allergic to seafood, so he asked for an alternate when we were ordering. The waiter was very understanding and produced a cold beat soup. I know beet soup doesn't sound appetizing, but it was delicious. \n\nI order le sole for my main dish, and I was very pleased. The sauce was silky and savory. My boyfriend order some sort of red meat dish. He didn't seem to be crazy about the meat, but he really liked the accompanying vegetables, which says a lot because he doesn't eat a lot of vegetables.  \n\nMy desert, le chocolat, was divine. I adore ice cream, and the coffee ice cream was the best that I've ever eaten. The dish also had melted chocolate and fresh whipped cream, which made every bite different. \n\nJust like the bread cart, don't be shy with the desert cart. I chose five different desert morsels. I recommend the five spice chocolate and the strawberry cheesecake with liquor. The five spice chocolate tasted like the love child of a pumpkin pie and a chocolate truffle. The cheesecake was a wonderful surprise, because it appears to be a firm ball when you hold it, but it almost explodes in your mouth. You could say it was a flavor explosion. \n\nThis review was much longer than I intended, but I couldn't stop typing. That's how much I loved Joel.


Oh New Zealand Caf\u00e9, I really wanted to love you...but unfortunately, I found you to be \"meh\".  \n\nWhen I walked in around lunchtime the other day, there were a good number of people in the small dining area, but there were quite a few tables open, so I was seated immediately.  \n\nUnfortunately, when I walked in, the place smelled fishy, not good. Based on the smell of the place, I was a bit worried about how fresh the sushi was, so I decided to pass on that.  \n\nInstead, I ordered a shrimp & chicken hibachi which was served \"bento box style\" with brown rice, salad, chicken skewers, and some sort of 'cheese-filled ravioli' (odd!).  The shrimp & chicken was ok, but was a bit too salty for my preference.  The brown rice was oddly flavored, a bit greasy, and cooked with corn or something odd like that mixed in (WTH?!). The chicken skewers consisted of 2 small skewers with oddly reddish looking chicken that was seriously dry & overcooked.  The cheese ravioli thingies were also odd tasting and not especially good. Sadly, the salad was drenched in some sort of yucky salad dressing.  Overall, I was very disappointed with the food. \n\nOn the plus side, the food was pretty cheap, and service was pretty good.  I just wish the quality & flavor of the food was better.


Oh man, oh man! Eldorado is absolutely amazing!! Easily one of the best brunches I've had in Madison.\n\nFirst, let me preface my review by saying that I normally avoid Bloody Marys like the plague. Despite my propensity for alcoholic drinks, it's probably my last possible choice. In fact, I'd probably choose water (ewww) over it.\n\nAnyways, given the massive hype its Bloody Marys have gotten, and by hype, I mean my friends constantly talking about how it's the best thing ever (eye roll)... I decided to give them a chance.\n\nMy Bloody Mary arrived with a sampler of beer (starting things off right already), and was pretty delicious. Of course, it's not the best thing ever like my friends claim, but it was pretty damn good. \n\nThe fact that I highly enjoyed it should say a lot already. It was perfectly spiced, and had enough alcohol to counterbalance the normally overwhelming mix. \n\nFor food, I got their Texas Two Step, which definitely lived up to its name. There's nothing more Texan than two ginormous buttermilk biscuits topped with a fried egg, cheese, bacon, sausage and gravy. I have never had something so delicious, yet so, so terrible for me.\n\nI definitely plan on coming here more often, so who knows, I might even start ordering Bloody Marys elsewhere (yeah right).


I totally love Station Casinos!  Bowling alley, movie theater, and gambling all in one place.  What a concept! \n\nSunset Station is in a great location surrounded by a ton of shopping so sometimes we find ourselves just stopping in.  \n\nWe came by with my folks who were visiting and my mother, who will only gamble on ONE type of slot machine lol, stopped an employee to asked if they had any of this machine.  She went out of her way to walk my mother to the other side of the casino to the slot machine she was looking for.  Knowing that I was a local (my mother told her) she asked if she could sign my parents up for their own Boarding Passes so that I could get credit for it under mine. She took each of their ID's, walked away for less than 5 minutes, and came back with their cards.  That was really nice and I got extra points for them signing up... \n\nThe casino (and bathrooms) always seem clean, albeit a little smokey, so I knocked a star off for that.  But otherwise I really like visiting this place!


The food was just good. Nothing I would write home about. I found a few things that I thought was weird. The first thing is they charge for refills. Really what is the cost to do refills. Second thing as sitting there eating my food some more people came in and them like me was their first visit. They had 9 people in their party. The lady behind the counter said that they 15 percent gratuity. How do you charge this when you have to order at the counter and they don't have to bring you refills of food or drink. \nOn the positive side the people were friendly.


Always love Primanti's and I was Central Pittsburgh area, so I went for lunch. It was after the rush and wasn't too busy but the waitresses acted like it was. I was told to sit myself, which is cool since I wanted to sit outside. But then two waitresses kept coming and going without even looking at me. Finally a third came and took my order. I got my usual.... pastrami, extra cheese, no tomato, add egg. When did she miss the \"no tomato\"? I got my sammich (eventually) and there was the tomato. I immediately wanted to send it back but the waitress was gone again MIA. She just disappeared again. I waited as long as I could but she never came back. I finally carried the sloppy tomato seed-covered bread back into the restaurant myself and told the cook I needed a new piece of bread. He gave it to me with a funny look, then I ate my sammich, and then five minutes later the waitress finally showed up. Until then she was just missing. I was so annoyed, but when she came back it was just to refill my drink. A few minutes later I needed my bill, but guess what, she was gone again! I had to walk inside to get my check and then pay it. I was really annoyed. Love me some Primantis but the Market Square one has terrible service.


Loved this place!! I went two nights in a row after the club. Pizza is great but the only drag was the wait. And it's on the 3rd floor on the opposite site of the pool tables btw ;)


Didn't stay there but best casino ladies room on the strip.  We tried em all at some point :-)


this place was perfect for my family. we rented 4 one bedroom suites side by side.\neach suite opens to a small hallway and main door. the doors to each suite easily stay open - and feels safe because they're behind the main, locked door.\n\nthere were four men. i'm 50+ and my older brother met me and my 25 year old son and his buddy there. each of us having our own bathroom and bedroom was awesome. we regularly hung out in the living room of each other's space like it was a college dorm! this setup also worked out perfectly when my wife came to join us after we had been there 4 days with just all the guys - we closed our suite door and maintained our privacy.\n\nthe full sized refrigerators and ranges, as well as full kitchens were key to it being the perfect place for us. even if we had additional people that needed to sleep on the couch, there's plenty of wardrobe (hanging) and deep dresser like storage.\n\nthe dining room table was awesome as well, since we needed someplace to sit after cooking - ha\n\nthe wifi would be my only complaint. it's expensive and only 2 devices can be on at one time. really lame. almost inconceivable. plus, you have to constantly log in. pain in the butt and full of gaul IMHO.  the reasons to use wifi are plenty on a vacation, including uploading our photos for backup purposes and to share with fam and friends. \n\nif the grandview's wifi policy was normal, it would enhance the experience and people might write better reviews about the wifi nazi's...\n\nwe stayed in the daisy and got hip real quick to parking in the covered garage at the end. the kiddie pool was right across from us. the \"main\" pools are in building 2 and is also where the very handy deli is located. the pools are different though! \n\nthe temperature of the upper pool is what you'd expect when the temps are 104-110 degrees. mildly refreshing. the lower pool with the waterfall will knock your socks off!!! it might be 70 degrees or even less!  it's the maximum refresher!  we were so chilly after sitting in the cooler water for a while, that we actually got a chill -- and it was 107 degrees outside!!!!  \n\nwe never visited any other pools, so i don't have any intel on their conditions. oh yea, the deli is a rare gem; they have lots of things you might need in a pinch, but you can also call down in advance. they might have said they deliver, but i can't recall.\n\nthe other great option is the south point casino right next door. first, it is totally within walking distance. second, there's a short cut just out the gate past the check in office. cross the street and walk up the steps to the side door!!! it may say emergency exit on it, but the employees at the grandview said they go in and out that way all the time.\n\nthey have a burger and shake place that's great; one of the restaurants serves breakfast which is inexpensive and tasty too.  the roulette tables have $1.00 minimums, not the $5 mins like in the heart of the strip.  i think someone else mentioned the convenience of such a large casino in the close proximity of the grandview.  this could keep you down at the south end without ever hitting the mix of the strip or fremont street. \n\nbut to us, it was an ace in the pocket; we used it in a pinch to buy lunch before heading out to drop my brother and son's friend at the airport.  cheap and easy.\n\ni drove up from san diego so we could have easy transportation while there.  it was a genius move on my part. turns out almost every casino/hotel on the strip has free \"self\" parking! it was a snap to get in and out - mind you it's august and not the prime season and no huge events going on.  but i got us all around the city, strip, to and from the airport (the I-15 is 2 minutes away), and down to the fremont street experience, and even to sapphire, the gentleman's club by driving - and using my iphone and the new google maps!\n\ni would not say i'm a technology connoisseur, but an avid fan of making my life easier.  the new google maps lets you \"search\" just like you would do when using google's main search engine - but it immediately maps from where you are to that place.  and it does it with minimal screens and steps.  i also used a blutooth  handsfree device from costco that sits on my sun visor.  since i didn't have an actual navigator (aka my wife), i would just search for where we were going, it pulls it up and then i'd hit \"start route\" and off we'd go. even if we changed our minds mid trek, i could do almost everything i needed to pretty quickly - say, illegally at a stop light, or puling over - and have the new route being spoken to the entire car in seconds.\n\nsince LV is so hot, we used the a/c all the time.  this also allowed me to stream my pandora or slacker right to the blutooth and we could all jam. the upside to this is that it would pause the music when google maps needed to speak a new instruction - no turning down the music or missing the information!  it was sweet.


The employees at this place disgust me\n They do not care about their renters nor potential renters.  The property manager, Trish, is the absolute worst. We as prospective renters were having major issues with them.  They told us that we had been approved for an apartment and we were scheduled to move in and then about 3 days prior to our move in date, we were told (after we called them! !) that we were not approved after all. \nWe then go to the office and speak with Don,  who clearly did not care about anyone,  as we witnessed his horrible attitude on the phone with one potential renter and also his lack of caring when a current renter came into the office with some maintenence issues that she had reported but still had not been fixed. \nWe asked to speak with the manager upon arrival, as that is one of the people we had dealt with. Don went into a back room and spoke with Trish and asked her to come speak with us.  I heard Trish say something about the fact that she was already supposed to have been off work and didn't have time. Don then came out and told us that Trish was 'unavailable'. Seriously? ?? Basically she was afraid to face us and preferred to hide in a back room.\nThen,  another potential renter came into the office and asked for Trish.  Don then told her that she didn't work there. ...LIAR!!\nAt any rate, Trish never came out,  Don was rude and May, the original employee we spoke with was never anyplace to be found.\nA word to the wise. .. don't bother yourself with these people! !\n0 stars! !


I had a really good meal at the bar here on a recent trip to the Valley of the Sun.  I've eaten at the Del Frisco's in Charlotte many times and was aware of the Grille concept the chain was rolling out but this was my first chance to frequent one of the Grille's.\n\nThis location is an easy walk, just down the street, from the Phoenix Ritz-Carlton.  The main restaurant was packed but the bar was a perfect place for a lone dude on the prowl (JUST KIDDING HONEY!) so I took a seat.  I was promptly greeted even though the bar was pretty crowded and within a minute had a drink and a menu in my hand.\n\nI ordered the Wedge salad and just like at a regular Del Frisco's, it was drenched in that oh so damn good blue cheese dressing and had crumbled up pieces of their awesome bacon on top.  For the main event I got the Prime Double Cheeseburger and I can truly say it was one of the better burgers I've ever eaten.  Two juicy, flavorful patties, American cheese, some kind of delicious mayonnaise based sauce, lettuce, tomato, red onion, pickles.  A great balance of savory, fatty, acid, soft, crunchy, etc, etc... \n\nAll in all, this visit left me longing for a version of the chain here in the QC.  Del Frisco's quality food at a cheaper price point.  That's a lot to like!  And, if you do want a big ole prime steak, you can still go that direction.  What a country!


If I wasn't trying to cut back on carbs I'd be there more regularly but I love this place - everything on the menu is yummy. service is a bit rushed on a Friday night but that's to be expected in a good restaurant here in town. definitely recommend Humble Pie it's delish!


Circus Circus has not changed much since 1995, except that the buffet is $15.95 now instead of $4.95 back then!  The decor is stuck in the 1980's and the rooms are, unfortunately worse, with wildly circus-themed decors.  Much better choices!


Where do I begin? \n\nLet's start with the server who literally yelled everything he asked or said to us. Oh, and then he rammed a chair into my leg and was just not very concerned about our experience overall.\n\nLet's move on to the cheese crisp, which had plenty of grease cascading off the pieces, and virtually no \"crisp.\" Did you put some cheese on a tortilla and microwave it? 'Cause I could have done that at home.\n\nBoth drinks were quite tasty- my tea was strong like I like it, but not bitter. Hubby's lemonade was very good, but he drank it so fast I didn't get a chance to steal many sips.\n\nLet's discuss the entrees, shall we? Hubby's carne adovada chimi was decent, better than my carnitas. In fact, MY carnitas is better. (I keep aiming for Chef Hector's at Sam's...) Yes, the pork was very tender, but the salt was -shall I put it nicely?- aggressive. Sam Kinneson aggressive. The \"tortilla\" was an inedible science experiment. Thick and doughy, and made even more appetizing by the charred side, it reminded me of the salt play dough we all made as kids, formed into a pancake. Truly nasty.\n\nAs for the legendary salsas, Hubby found the green to be tasty, but he did not care for the flavor of the red. Neither was especially fiery to him either. \n\nRiding on reputation, are we?


Was driving down the street and saw the Einstein sign as I was almost about to pass it.  Luckily for me there were no other cars in my way and I veered across two lanes of traffic to make it into the parking lot.  The place was so deserted out front that I actually had to check Yelp to see if they were open, confirmed they were then made my way inside.  The place was completely empty so I made my way right to the front.  However once I got up to the counter there was no one there to help me.  Now, I'm not 100% sure a bell went off when I walked in but I'm pretty sure it did, you know, to alert the people in the back when someone walks in in just this kind of example.  I could hear a group of people talking and laughing in the back but no one was coming out to check on the front.  I also noticed a camera pointing at the counter, not sure if that's for management to watch the staff or for the staff to watch for customers but either way it wasn't helping me get a bagel any faster.\n\nAfter a few minutes a girl finally walked out to help me and didn't act very apologetic about the lack of service.  Once she took my order another girl went through the process of actually toasting and preparing my bagel and she was quick and polite.  The bagel itself was as good as I knew it would be and I'll go back to other locations but the service I received at this particular one will definitely prevent me from returning here.


i came for breakfast on a sunday around 10:30am and the wait was not even 10 minutes.  i was pleasantly surprised that the breakfast buffet was only around $16/person and since i wanted to fill my tummy with lots of variety and healthy food to make up for the damage i had already done and was planning on doing, i tried to stay away from the carbs.\n\ni had a good amount of fruit, oatmeal, sausage, canadian bacon, scrambled eggs, apple cinnamon crepes, japanese seaweed salad, shrimp cocktail, and dessert.  by the time i got to try some of the dessert that was coming out for lunch, i was so full that i didn't get to thoroughly enjoy my treat.  so my favorite was the apple cinnamon crepe.  everything else was what you would expect for breakfast - not overly or under seasoned, nothing too out of the ordinary.  it was just good food to fill your belly for the day.\n\nother food options that i noticed included omelettes, a mexican station, a variety of pizza, chinese congee (!) and other chinese choices, sushi, seaweed salad, cold cuts, assorted cheese, hummus, cereal, salads, sorbet, mini pancakes, mini belgian waffles, and a full bar.  \n\nthe buffets that i've been to on the east coast usually charge you extra for drinks (coffee, juice, etc.), but not at the bellagio.  the only extra we paid for was for the mimosa.


I returned to Hatfield Family Medicine, 36 weeks pregnant, after a few years of not seeing a primary care physician. I rarely go to the doctor but have had regular visits with my OB during my pregnancy and he requested that I receive a vaccine from my PCP... I complied and made the appointment with the last office I had been to, Hatfield. \n\nWhen I called to schedule the appointment the girl that I spoke to on the phone was VERY rude, short and seemed to be talking to someone else in the background about something unrelated to my phone call. I gave her all of my insurance information (ID numbers and such) and set a date. I then asked her if my vaccine would be covered by my insurance policy and she bluntly told me that it was my job to find that out, not hers. Fine. \n\nOn the day of my appointment I arrived 10 minutes early, and signed in. There were 3 women at the desk when I arrived and not one of them greeted or even acknowledged me upon arrival. I gave them my insurance card and photo id when they finally got to me (I was the ONLY one in the waiting room at the time) and was then told, with a snotty attitude, that I needed to call my insurance and have their doctor added to my list as I had been assigned to another doctor. Again, Fine. \nI don't mind making a phone call, that I can only assume could have been done LONG before my appointment time, if someone would have had the decency to ask me to do so. They could have easily asked me to make the call prior to my appointment instead of snapping at me in the waiting room 5 minutes prior to my appointment because it wasn't done. (I should also mention that I am new to this insurance plan and had NO IDEA that I was even assigned to a doctor, let alone a doctor that wasn't theirs!!) \n\nMy appointment was in the very early morning, so I partially understand the lack of enthusiasm in the office, but after dealing with the front office staff I am fully convinced that their bad attitude is probably an all day type of thing. I was hoping that I could voice my concern to the doctor, but he too was rushed and seemed inconvenienced by my appointment. After seeing the doctor and receiving the ONE vaccine that I had to go through all this trouble for, I was then left to exit the office on my own and was, again, not acknowledged on my way out, even after stopping at the counter to make sure no co-pay was due. \n\nI work in the medical field and can tell you first hand that staff like this in any other office would be terminated... It's a shame that an office built upon \"family values\" hires such unpleasant personnel to be the face of their business.


Agree 100% with every review here.  This is exactly why so many Americans despise union labor! \n\nEXTORTION is defined as \"the crime of obtaining money or some other thing of value by the abuse of one's office or authority\".  This couldn't be a more fitting term for this company.  You are absolutely forced to use their useless services that barely anyone needs, and be charged completely egregious amounts! \n\nMy colleagues and I attended an event where packing up our materials took all of about 6 minutes, yet they still charged us for their \"union labor\" of about $400.  Ok so lets break this down - even if they did do the work themselves, is packing 2 boxes in 6 minutes really worth that much???  How can anyone logically justify such an insane amount? \n\nThey are completely disorganized, rude and absolutely greedy - couple that with flat out lazieness and you get the equation for everything that is wrong in America! \n\nRide the wave while you can GES...get completely overpaid and take multiple 1 hour breaks throughout a single day, all without doing any real work -  the ways of your world are dying out as the government slowly dismantles your corrupt, useless and archaic system...then you'll actually have to work in a world filled with competition where your pay is actually based on PERFORMANCE (gasp!).


My friends and I attempted to go to Spoon without a reservation and, as a result, there was a two-hour wait. As one of my friends said, I won't wait two hours for a table in Paris, why would I wait that long in Pittsburgh? With that said, we headed to Plum and, while we had to wait 30 minutes for a table, the bartender was pleasant and made us some great drinks. Once we were seated, we waited fifteen minutes before I had to seek out our waitress. Because of this, the manager treated each of us to a drink. We shared the tempura entree (which was REALLY good) and I had the pad Thai (which was not the best I have had, but certainly not the worst). The design, the bartender (Lauren?), and \"the customer is always right\" attitude won me/us over. If you want to eat here on either a Friday or Saturday night, I HIGHLY recommend a reservation.


I was staying at the Hilton Grand Vacations across the street and down a way. I ended up gambling at the Riviera every day. Most bartenders at the poker bar are very nice and helpful. Many of the dealers are just nasty! James and Bruce are awesome. After losing hundreds to Tang, without even a smile, I wonder why anyone would keep going back to 3 card poker. If I was with the guys and not my family, I would never play here!


I like to think of this place as Hummus Heaven.  There's plain hummus.  Roasted garlic hummus.  Kalamata olive hummus.  Hot pepper hummus (which is completely orange in color).  My personal favorite is the smoked white bean hummus.  Choose between a small tub or a large tub--the small tub's about the size of a container of hummus from the supermarket, a little more expensive, perhaps, but worth the extra money.\n\nIn addition to hummus, the Greek Gourmet carries containers of fresh baba ghanoush, sleek, Greek bean salad, and rice pudding.  I'm also tempted by the glass display case of pastries.  There's baklava, of course, and spanakopita, and a variety of other sweet and savory pastries, most of the phyllo-variety.  I enjoyed the generous square of spanakopita I had, though I might have liked a few more layers of phyllo to better balance the hearty amount of spinach-feta mixture.\n\nThere's also a $5 sandwich special--I believe the choices are hummus & feta, gyro, or falafel.  I haven't tried this, but it seems like a good deal, and the price includes a soda.  \n\nThe Greek Gourmet closes kind of early, so it's probably better for take-out for lunch rather than dinner.  It's a nice alternative to other eateries on the block like Mineo's, Aiello's and Zaw's.


I've stayed at the normal Casino Tower room and Paradise Tower upgrade, but this is more for the regular one. Price was reasonable for both, but the Paradise Tower was awesome (and normally much more) compared to the regular room. I rarely complain about hotel rooms (though maybe I should) and I had a few for the Casino Tower room: 1) clogged drain, 2) smelly room for non-smoking, 3) no free wi-fi\n\nI think there may have been more specific complaints we had, but that's all I remember right now since that last stay was last March and I haven't been back. The Paradise Tower room was much nicer in terms of decor, cleanliness, and overall comfort. It was much more rock n' roll than the regular room, which was basically all white without much standing out. I don't plan on staying at this place again, though I would consider it if I knew I was getting something as nice as Paradise Tower.


Our daughter is in college in Charlotte and wanted to go to Chima because she had heard it is 'the' place to eat there. It was a real disappointment for me, however; I must say that the salad bar was phenomenal and the Brazilian Cab Sav I had was very nice. There were plenty of meats to choose from but after trying 3 or 4 and not being a fan of any off them, I changed to the seafood selection and all that offered was salmon and swordfish which were not bad but not great. I thought everything that was brought to the table was bland. Didn't even taste like quality meat. \nLike previously said, the salad bar is amazing. The service was definitely worth mentioning. Our cute little waiter, who said he was from Brazil, was on top of everything. That being said, I have NO problem paying for good food but this experience was NOT worth the money. Actually, very odd that everything was excellent EXCEPT the meal. I will not be going back.


For 30 bucks a month, this is a pretty rad spot. I've climbed all over the US and Canada, but I'm happy to call this my home gym.


I just threw up the morning after we ate at Gordon Ramsey pub and grill I ordered the salmon which was the worst thing I have ever eaten in my life. The waiter never asked us how our food was and there is no condiments on the table not even salt honestly I want to puke right now thinking about it for someone who critiques food for a living critique your own food


Customer service is terrible! I absolutely love their food but their service is unbelievable; they served us at about 10 minutes before they closed in paper plates (nothing that is able to be taken to go) and had the nerve to ask us to leave so they can SPRAY the table. REAAAAALLY! Like there is nothing else to do RIGHT when they close. May I mind you this place is outside. After we respond \"can you give us five minutes to eat\" he say \"well we're kinda closing\"


Unless you want to pay to get robbed, do not stay here!! Despite reading the reviews about dirty rooms, we decided to go because location was great and it was cheap and got a good deal online -- WORST MISTAKE EVER. We got ROBBED while we were sleeping. Do not compromise your safety or the safety of your loved ones to save a few bucks on a room stay. Our room was locked, the thief must have had some other kind of access to the room because how else could you have gotten in? Valuables can be replaced, but we are lucky that the thief was not violent and attacked us because he had to have been in the room for several minutes before we woke up and realized he was in our room. Seriously, as a young female on a budget wanting to have a good time in Vegas, save your money and go somewhere safer!!!! Or sleep with pepper spray by your bed in case you too become a Quad room invasion victim!! You shouldn't have to sacrifice your safety because you get a good deal on a room! There are no security cameras in the hallways, so security was pretty much useless. \n\nI woke up and saw a man crouching at the doorway, we made eye contact before he grabbed our laptop bag and made a dash. I was able to see that he ran down the hall (of the 6th floor, in the Towers 1 & 2 area). He stole all our valuables wallets, and car keys. He tried to steal our car in the self-parking garage. We filed an incident report with hotel security, but from there on out we were shuffled to third party management agencies, were treated disrespectfully, they blamed the incident on us, and we have not been compensated for anything, even the room.\n\nIf it still matters...the room was dingy, the elevators seemed like they were going to break, the bathtubs don't drain well, it's a pretty long trek (especially if you're in heels) from the rooms to the lobby, the casino is small & run-down, it's super smoky compared to other casinos on the strip, and taxis don't come to this hotel as often, so you'll have a bit of a wait if you need one. Like I said, we didn't expect great accommodations, but getting robbed was pretty crappy and ridiculous.\n\nSave yourself a nightmare, and avoid!!


Granted your first impression of these high rise condos is most likely gonna be around the lines of \"ghetto\" BUT once you get past the exterior, you'll find out real quick that the inside of the condos are built quite nicely. A friend of mine happens to own a 2 bedroom condo in the VT and once inside I was amazed at how spacious the condos were. My friend is photographer and requires an area where he can place large equipment and back drops. And the view on the outside patio? for get about it, its fabulous! \n\nDont get me wrong, the area is most defintiely not the best area, its crowded and there are alot of ghetto ass people around, but I think for the price he pays around $715 for a 2 br/2bath 1200+ square feet, its a great deal!


One thing I found it interesting is, you paid arms and legs in these kind of hotel restaurant, but the food doesn't taste good at all. \n\nWe came here on Christmas day. The service is not very good. 20 min wait with tons of empty table. \n\nOkay. It is a holiday. I am not going to complain. But after we sat down, it took so long for someone to serve us. That is ridiculous. \n\nThe food, is well kind of bad. It is eatable. But doesn't taste good at all. If you have a car, it is really better to go out and eat. \n\nFinally, the price... Too expensive !!!! It costs us over $30 per person. If you are not hungry for asian food, you may find a better place to eat in this hotel.


Typically, no place that claims to be that good ever lives up to the hype and this is no exception.  Let me run this down from the top.  I liked the decor, exposed kitchen, and wine selection.  Both house wines were tasty for a meager $4 a pop.  The service was fantastic for our party of 10, which is a big plus.  However, the draw here is the pizza.  I was already prepared for the premium price on supposedly premium pizza, but such was not the case.  The large white pizza was really lacking the flavor I am used to and the crust just didn't do it for me.  I tried a friends pesto and there wasn't much on there.  As others have stated, they do skimp on the toppings a bit for $2-4 per topping.  In conclusion, I gave it a try but they won't be getting my hard earned money again.


Fried chicken was pretty good!\nGo for desert!!!\nMonkey bread + coffee! Great!


Very disappointed!  Last 2 times I've been I was very unhappy. A while ago, we did the drive through and the  fried chicken was falling apart and bones inside were broken.  Almost like it was smacked around on the counter.  This last time, we had the grilled, and most of it was very dry and


Everyone tells me I should have had one of their burgers. But it was morning and breakfast seemed like the way to go. Silly me. \n\nBreakfast was ok. Nothing to write home about, but it was ok. Hotcakes were kind of chewy (yeah, I'm not sure they should be chewy). My Mom used to say that pancakes should be light and fluffy. My eggs (over easy) were perfect. White all cooked, but yolks still runny. Sausage patties were a little dull. I should have gone with the recommended links. Lesson learned. \n\nWould I go back again? Yep, but I'd have a burger next time . . . even for breakfast.\n\nService was very good. Thank you. \n\nStanding outside in the parking lot after wards saying goodbye to my dining companion, we noticed that one of their three (3) American flags was hanging upside down. Did that mean they were in distress? A little bit in distress? Two were right side up. Or did someone just put it up wrong and not notice? Or perhaps it was a signal for breakfast and now that it was almost lunch the distress was over. Before my companion could go in and let them know, an employee came out and reversed the distress signal. Whew! Burger anyone?


This is a small restaurant that appears to be run by the owners.  My husband and I go there often and have always been treated well.  The japanese lasagna roll they make is the best I've found here and in Southern California.  My husband likes their tempura udon soup and claims the maguro tuna is fresh.  This has become our 'go to' sushi place.


Small local restaurant, but cheap price, good food, and lovely owner sing a song for you.


Half my nails were filed square and the other round. They don't know what they are doing. Waste of money.


I am sad to see all the negative reviews....though it seems that a good majority is for the sushi, which, I do not eat. \n\nI am pretty much IN LOVE with the Chicken Katsu here. I order it with a side of teriyaki (I like to dip my chicken Katsu in the teriyaki sauce, then the Katsu sauce for a sweet and savory flavor) \n\nThe Tempura is always great, we get a mixed starter. \n\nThe miso is tasty. \n\nI love the little salad they serve with the peanut dressing, its the first thing I eat off my plate. So good! \n\nI didn't give them 5 stars because this last time we went (Tuesday night) our waitress was a total space Cadette. She looked like she was barely old enough to work. Had zero personality. Just wasn't feeling her at all. \n\nOther then that, this is one of my go to spots when I have a deep need for some Chicken Katsu. I have had this dish at other restaurants and none come close to Shoguns.


Scratch my last review.  If I could give 0 stars I would, but 1 is the minimum.  Well, I guess I can give 1 star for the poor service guy that had to deal with my pent up frustrations from enduring the dis-functional service at Airpark Jeep.  Where to begin:  They never entered in the $2300 service/maintenance/extended warranty plan that I bought with my Jeep into my vehicle profile at the service shop.  So I paid for 2.5 years worth of oil changes etc. for no reason (even after I claimed I had one in the beginng)...then I found the agreement when I moved 5 months ago and I was not reimbursed the full amount because they pay a reduced price.  For their failure to get off their lazy tush and see if I had a service plan, I ended up paying more for oil changes...Sure am glad I bought their STUPID $2300 maintenance plan. \nEpic failure #2:  The manager failed to call me back (called 3 times) after I found the paperwork for the warranty and asked about my plan and how to get reimbursed properly.  \nEpic Failure #3:  I called the director of the whole dealership to complain about the manager that never called me back and their stupid warranty 'service' plan, and he never called me back either.  \nEpic Failure #4:  My car has 43, 200 miles on it and for the last 4 oil changes and 1 battery change everyone failed to mention anything about the 30,000 mile preventative maintenance (which could have been done gradually over multiple visits), so today when I went in for an oil change and new brake pads, they informed my I had $941 of service that needed to be done because the 30000 mile stuff wasn't taken care of (they had 13000 to make me aware of the preventative maintenance)....last time I checked that is why you take your car in for regular maintenance so you distribute such costs over time and take care of your car so you don't end up having a PROBLEM!!!! \n\nBottom Line:  Don't go to Airpark Jeep EVER for anything! The service department here is awful and I have no respect for the guy who sold me the crappy service plan either.  And the management seems to be worthless considering they never call anyone back.  I have bought 3 new cars and 2 used cars and have never had any problems like this from any other dealership.  \n\nAlso, I hate writing reviews that trash a place; sometimes people have a bad day...my experience with Airpark has been bad for 2.75 years.  Congratulations Airpark Jeep you earned yourself a hard to achieve 1 star review!


Thankfully this place re-opened.  What's there to say...you can get a nice NY style pizza hot and fresh here for far less than the poor excuse for a pizza parlor across the street.  When I say hot, I mean HOT...holy mackerel does that pie come out smoking hot.  Good quality and good service to be found here into the late evening.  Great spot to grab a quick slice when on E. Fremont.  Uncle Joe's a cool guy too...just don't get on his bad side or he'll toss you out on the street like yesterday's trash as was witnessed when two assholes decided to go toe to toe in the restaurant.  Good times!


I have been coming to this office for the past 12 years.  Although I do like my Cardiologist (Dr. Hines), I cannot remember a time when I have had to call to make an appointment that I didn't have a problem with the scheduling department. This office is very unfriendly.  The staff act as though they are doing you a favor and that you are putting them out.  \n\nI had to call to make my yearly stress test (for which I had to wait over 6 minutes on hold before I got to speak with a person), she asked for my phone number \"in case we get disconnected\", she spent the next 4 minutes trying to find an available appointment time and then proceeded to question as to whether I was \"authorized\" to have this particular test.  After I explained that my doctor had ordered it, she said \"just a minute\" and put me on hold.  After being on hold for over another 6 minutes, when it seemed she was coming back on the line, I was actually disconnected.  I waited a few minutes to see if she would call me back.  Then I called again, only this time instead of being told to wait the message went to a recording that said they were busy and if I would leave a message with my phone number, someone would get back to me immediately, that was 6 weeks ago and I never received a call back.  \n\nIf you have the time to waste and can deal with the disorganization and lack of good customer service, this is the place for you.  I will emphasize here that I find my doctor very good and have hung in there because I like him.  However, there may come a time when I just can't deal with the front office staff any longer.  They are so busy there, that they seem to not care as to whether they are inconsiderate to a patient because they don't have to work hard to find a replacement.


Absolutely disgusting!  Would never go back, food terrible, service rude, can't imagine there are enough tourists to keep this place open for much longer.  Stay far far away!!


I was very excited to taste Michael Mina's new concept. I went with a group of 4, we were sat in a booth close to the hallway. I am aware that they are doing 1,000 covers a day, so I do know that they are in the weeds all day long and the restaurant is turn and burn. We ordered cocktails, and I took the server's advice and ordered the very first one on the cocktail menu. Bad choice, probably one of the worst cocktails I've had, and I love ginger beer so I was very excited, but ended up with lime water. \n\n We all ordered different appetizers to share, fried pickles, pretzels, nachos, lobster corn dog, duck spring rolls, and green chili. The pickle batter, was disappointingly soggy, and the sauce that is served with it was like straight up mayo, but on the upside the lobster corn dog was very good, it didn't sound too great to me but it tasted awesome, crispy batter, tasty center, good sauce too!! The nachos were good, served on a quarter sheet pan which I thought was pretty cool. The duck spring rolls were a little too greasy, and not such a huge fan of the Mae Ploy kind of sauce. The green chili was good , the only thing with all of the appetizers was the temperature, I'm sure they can't hold too many things under the heat lamps due to space and volume, but it all would have been better if it was a bit hotter.\n\n Next, the entrees that we ordered were the chicken, the burger, and a lobster roll, with broccolini and magical mushrooms. the chicken was overcooked, the burger was not too great, the lobster roll was pretty good, nice brioche bun crispy and very filling. The fries that accompanied the roll were exceptionally good, I was full but I could not stop eating them, The broccolini was charred, and the magical mushrooms were inedible, they tasted like someone put a piece of charcoal in your mouth. I'm sure that's not what they were aiming for. \n\nThe desserts were both great, we had a lemon cake which we cleaned the plate, and the roasted peach & almond buckle, at this point I could hardly breathe, but still had to try dessert, and I was very glad I did, it was all great. \n\nOn another note, our server was great, she was super nice and knowledgeable about the menu, she stopped by constantly to see that we were doing ok. The reason I would not return was the noise level, I realize that there are a lot of people sitting down, but I felt like I was in a sports stadium I had to plug my ears all through the night, because the table behind us was screaming at the TV. Very annoying to have to put up with when all you wanted to do was enjoy dinner with friends. I'm sure they can't do much to fix that though.


The first issue is that there is only one entrance and exit.  That creates huge bottlenecks.  You are packed tight until you are back into the casino area.\n\nThe second issue is with the fact all of the concessions were cash only. There is no reason for this, inexcusable.  \n\nInside it is your standard small arena.  The size does mean you get good views from almost every seat.\n\nThe staff was a mixed bag.  Some were friendly and helpful, others were the opposite.


I thought this place was amazing when I first started going. The food tasted good and it was healthy. I love dessert and thought I really lucked out finding a place that had such delicious desserts for so few calories. After finding out their cookies had about six times the calories they were telling people, I was beyond upset. I ate those cookies several times a week for months. Gee, I wonder why I didn't lose any weight. I know now. I don't like being lied to and for that, I  won't step foot in there again...


Since my friends and I were staying at the Venetian, this restaurant was a convenient location for some higher end brunch.\n\nWe were seated outside, where the atmosphere was relaxing and quiet.  Service was impeccable, as expected from a fancy restaurant like Bouchon.  My friends would probably give an extra star for service since they were crushing on one of the waiters.\n\nWe didn't order the beignets or chicken and waffles or the other signature dishes (since we didn't know to order those).  However, we were still quite satsified with our choices.\n\nQuiche Du Jour: The flavor of the day was roquefort cheese and leek.  This crustless quiche came in just one slice, but it was quite enough.  It was moist and tasty, but I realized then that I wasn't a huge fan of blue cheese, and any more would have had me vomiting.\n\nCrab Cake Benedict: I tasted a bit of my friend's crab cake, and it was quite flavorful and tasty.  The potatoes were...potatoes.\n\nOmelette Du Jour: I didn't try any of the omelette, but the brioche was good.  But when is brioche NOT good?\n\nOver-priced, but you pay for the good service and the relaxing ambiance.  And maybe the cute waiter, too.


Great brunch.  Not a huge menu but it covers most of the essentials and they have daily specials.  When I ordered an omelet with no cheese and it came out with cheese in it, the waiter didn't hesitate to have it corrected.  Friendly service and soothing atmosphere will bring me back again. They have cool wallpaper.  I never thought I'd say that about a restaurant. Even with all the construction on Elizabeth, parking across the street and walking over is a breeze.


Upon walking in the place is beautiful... (as it should be) only having been open since mid-December. My cousin and I came here for brunch one morning and I ordered a coffee and she had a Bloody Mary. Both drinks were good (I got a whole pitcher of coffee at the table so I could refill it as I desired). \n\nShe ordered a Croque Madame and was pleased with it. I had a Caesar Salad with chicken and one of their \"specials\", mushroom risotto. I absolutely love risotto! So I was very disappointed when it came out runny and flavorless. I took a few bites, wrapped it up and brought it home for my boyfriend to eat. He happened to like it so maybe I'm biased and just prefer my risotto's a little thicker with more flavor. \n\nMy three stars are for the risotto. The service was great and everything but the risotto was satisfactory. Everything else was good... but nothing I would write home about.


So I went here a while ago with some family for dinner. The woman at the desk said it would be an20 minute wait but they had us seated within ten minutes. No problem. \n\nWe order our food and drinks and wait. And Wait... And wait.. And wait some more. When I checked my phone I noticed that we had been waiting for 40 minutes for our food. We asked our waiter how much longer the food would be and he said \"soon.\" Twenty minutes later, we finally got our food.\n\nWe were so excited to get our food only to find that it was cold. The flavor was good, but when you're starving and wait about an hour for your food, you expect it to be up to standard. So the fact that it was cold kinda put us all in a bad mood. Especially when the people sitting next to us who just came in got their food before us! Really, annoying.\n\nSo the food was good but don't come if you're hungry because you'll have to wait a long time. The staff was polite and apologetic about the long wait. We even got a little free dessert because we waited so long. \n\nOverall, I'd probably come back because of the taste of the food. You should give this place a try if you're willing to wait.


Disgusting!!! Walked-In for service -- took few looks and left. Walked into restroom to wash my hands and filth all over the walls. Did not appear sanitary at all. This is my first Yelp review as I was that grossed out and wanted to warn y'all... Ick ick ick!!!


This airport is dirty, ridiculous, and not user friendly. What I mean by user friendly is... they need more outlets around the airport, so folks traveling for business can plug their lap tops and cell phones into for charging.  If you have a lay over here... good luck! I hope you're not late! You'll be walking a good mile before you reach your destination. As if traveling isn't already stressful. This airport adds to the stress... not to mention, you have slots machines every where- lose money quickly if you dare.


Worst Sprint store in town. Their staff are theives and the managers cover up for them. I'm currently disputing  fraudulent charges from this store. No one wants to take responsibility and I'm out 500$ \n\nHorrible customer service and untrained staff. \n\nI proved one of their sales people stole from me and threw manager did nothing!\n\nI'm also reporting this store to the BBB.\n\nDO NOT GO HERE!


Very nice and helpful.  If you are balling on a budget then this is the best store to visit.


Without hesitation, the food in good! But personally waiting up an hour is not good for me. If there's a way you can improve, that would be perfect! But I still come here when not in a hurry. :)


HURT ON PROPERTY AND THEY DONT FOLLOW UP OR CARE:: 7 of us chose to stay at Mandalay Bay for my 40th Bday weekend.  We chose to stay here as we had heard this is the best pool in Vegas.  On the second morning of our trip my mother was entering the wave pool and was knocked down by the wave.  There were 14 lifeguards in the pool and NOT ONE OF THEM came to her aid until I got to her and yelled for help.  Had this been a child this situation could have ended much worse.  From there it just got worse.  She was on the verge of passing out and puking and no one acted like they knew what to do--.  Eventually the fire crew and ambulance showed up and took over thank goodness.  Why would you have 14 lifeguards who i observed later standing and talking to each other vs watching people in the pool. If they had came to her aid sooner the next wave may not have hit her and made her injury worse.  She spent 6 nights, 7 days in the hospital and we were not contacted by the hotel once while I continued to sleep there(though not enjoying anything else since I spent most of my days at the hospital).  When i went to check out I asked for a discount and to remove the resort fee charge since I was hardly there to enjoy the amenities and the answer was shockingly NO.  No apology or sympathy for what my mother or I were going through.  They then turned it over to Risk Managament which finally called my mom 5 days later and all I can say is they are nothing but rude.  When I spoke with her she said the lifeguards are only trained to pull people from the pool and have no other training..REALLY??? she also said if she was my mothers age she wouldn't have entered that pool..but in the end they are claiming no liability...nothing offered for what she has went through.  She had to spend another week in a hotel until she was mobile and had enough strength to travel back to Minnesota.  They said it would take 30 days to do their investigation and there is video of the pool area.  I would love to get my hands on that and prove the negligence of the pool staff.  The hotel is saying they can do nothing if anything until this investigation is complete but what ever happened to people caring?  is it just cause that isn't how we would treat people in the midwest??  \nSo beware, once they have you there and get your money they don't care what happens to you.\nWe had pool view, which i wouldn't recommend if you want any sleep.  Bass and music till 1 am one morning and 3 am the next!


Want to stay on the strip but you're a cheapskate? Sahara is the place for you.\n\nOld + Falling Apart + Terrible Shows =  great character.\n\nOnly problem is it's a little too far away from the heart of the strip.


We stumbled upon this place after failing to go to the Bacchanal because of the nasty line. By the time we found this place, we were starving! This is a cool little cafe place with pretty modern decorations throughout the restaurant. They blast top 20s hits here, so if you're looking for a nice quiet place to chat, this definitely isn't the place.\n\nPortions here are pretty large but we really didn't think anything of the food. Nothing stood out or was spectacular. I got a pastrami breakfast sandwich and I felt like it was missing something. If they had added some extra condiments or had a special sauce it would be much better. It felt like the pastrami, egg, and other ingredients didn't flow that well together. Nonetheless it filled us. I did enjoy the tator tots though, they were crispy, crunchy and delicious.


It gets pretty crowded in there around lunch but the sub's and prices are really good and well worth the wait. They are pretty good size sub versus anything you would get at Jimmy Johns or any other generic sub shop.


i had a chocolate cupcake from this today and currently am suffering from food poisoning. i suspect that it's salmonela.  i threw up everything that was inside me and still can't move, and have a crazy headache.  watch out when eating their cupcakes.


I booked a rental through Costco Travel.....\n\nthe line was extremely long( like waiting for a ride at Six Flags).\n\nIf you prefer to use a debit card, they will slap $200 dollars more on hold in your account and run a credit check. I think that it's the most ridiculous thing ever. \n\nI hate the fact that I didn't get to choose my car at their garage. A slip was given to me on where my rental is parked, and I had to get to it on my own; without any personal interaction if i had any questions about the vehicle. I didn't like the Ford Fiesta they rented out to me. The breaks were making some sounds....AND!!! it was cherry red. I didn't like a cherry red car.\n\nOther companies gave you options and are more personal. Some even pull the car up for you, and help you put your luggage in the trunk.\n\nI like to be treated like a princess.\n\nTheir insurance is also pretty expensive. I was shell shocked and for the very first time, i drove a rental without any form of insurance. Thank goodness, the car was alright. My damage: $152 for a 6day rental. Not bad.


this ross is beyond rude! will not be shopping here again!


Very nice place especially at Caesar's Palace. This was my first time trying dining at a Cheesecake Factory. The menu selection was huge.


Bought tickets at the fashion show mall store. First of all, what's wrong with having the line INSIDE the mostly empty mall hallway (with no adjacent store) in the AIR CONDITIONING as opposed to  the over 100 degree heat holding tix4tonight umbrellas if only to create the buzz of people crazy for cheap tickets?\nThey sold me VIP tickets to a show with either general admission or VIP.  When we got there we were seated well back in the theater and not in the VIP section. When I inquired as to the misunderstanding, the seating person said this WAS the VIP section if you got your cheaper ticket somewhere else. So beware! - you may not always get what you think you are. \n\nAnother point, was that the LCD screen outside changes continuously so I took a pic with my iphone only to have the guy there fuss about it saying I can't do that.  First of all, its a public display.  Secondly, I asked why they didn't put a sign up  - he said  \"because I'm telling you right now\".  Problem: right now was AFTER I took the pic.\n\nI asked for a ticket to a different show the next night.  When they didn't have any tickets for that night the manager who was letting people in through the line came over and told the cashier that she had asked me what night I wanted tickets for and that I had told her 'tonight'. I thought that was interesting given the fact that she never asked me that question at all - she simple said what show are you wanting to see.  Then she told me \"you don't remember\".  I think the heat must be getting to her. \n\nIn summary, if you don't mind standing in whats probably the slowest line Vegas, putting up with rude staff, seriously baking in the heat, and sitting in second rate seats all to save a few bucks  - good luck.


Wanting to go to a Chinese restaurant that wasn't a buffet, I stopped by China Chili in Central Phoenix. The inside is a vast room filled with beautiful chandelier lighting and stunning Chinese artwork. Looked pretty fancy for the price, so it's a good choice to take someone special with the apperance you have money. I asked for a small table in the back corner to eat in peace among the sparse group of younger and older people present. \n\nMenu was quite large, with a deep selection of various choices. I was feeling seafood tonight, so I went with the Kung Pao Calamari which according to the menu is spicy and hot. Faster than I could say Toa chie, the dish arrived. No joke, the server walked into the kitchen and the food came out in about 2 minutes. That's insane and impressive. \n\nThe Kung Pao Calamari in presentation was great and looked delicious on the oval plate. Red, green bell peppers, cucumbers, peanuts and of course the calamari. Scooped up some calamari with various bits of vegetables and upon first impression it was quite good, although the calamari was fairly rubbery more than what I'm used to. The chewing went on longer than I was hoping. Good nonetheless and acceptable. Portion of food was more than adequate with a side of rice as is customary. I did not sense any spiciness to the food which I found disappointing as I do love a little kick in my seafood. I'd honestly like to try something else next time I come here. I sense the potential here.\n\nOverall, China Chili for the price and the atmosphere it's worth it. I would actually rate this place if I was able, close to 3 and half stars as the food wasn't as dynamic as the more upscale authentic places I've been to but then again I didn't expect that either. If you want Chinese food that has a little more class that doesn't kill your paycheck check out China Chili.


Treasure Island wasn't as bad as I expected it to be from all the reviews. \n\nMe and my boyfriend ending up staying here because it was the cheapest hotel for the weekend. We spent about $260 for 3 days and 2 nights, thats including the resort fee. The room and bathrooms were nice and spacious. The beds were super comfy and the pillows felt like clouds. \n\nMy only complaint was that the cleaning person did not come and fix the room. We left early Saturday morning and came back in the afternoon thinking we were gone long enough for our room to be cleaned and it wasn't.\n\nOverall our stay was nice. Check in was fast, but that was probably because we came around 8pm on Friday. Check out was easy, we just did it from our TV in the room and dropped the keys in the drop box by the elevators on the first floor.


Went here for my birthday dinner with my boyfriend. It actually exceeded my expectations! \n\nWe had gotten the shumei, the jalape\u00f1o yellowtail, the rib eye, the oxtail fried rice, & the gingerbread pudding! Everything was amazing! \n\nThe jalape\u00f1o yellowtail and the fried rice was definitely the highlight of dinner. Service was amazing and the dessert just blew me out of the water. I generally do not like ginger, but the dessert at blue ribbon was amazing!\n\nWe also got the Malbec they had to offer on the menu & the Yuzu wine.\n\nI definitely would like to come back soon to try more of the sushi they had to offer. What we did have was very fresh, no fishy smell at all!


This ramen was a joke. Our waitress told us it was Top Ramen, and I guess I had the creamy chicken flavored with what seemed like sliced lunchmeat in it (ordered the $13 Tonkotsu)\n\nThe waitress was not very pleasant after we questioned why they used such poor ingredients. Will not be returning.


Hands down my favorite hotel in Vegas. The MO franchise continues to impress me with how they effortlessly blend their Far East zen-and-beauty identity into any environment. MOLV is no exception, as it defies odds by being a peaceful oasis in the middle of a sinister desert (literally) that is Vegas. \n\nUpon arrival, we were thoughtfully greeted by the concierge (who offered us tea during check in). When we entered our room, the windows automatically pulled open and a brilliant glance of the Vegas strip was readily in front of us. Rooms are spacious and the amenities plentiful. Bathrooms include both a standing shower and a huge bathtub (not to mention two sinks...a true luxury). The bed is so comfy, especially after a long flight out west/non-stop gambling.\n\nWhile MOLV does not have a casino itself, there are too many near by for matter. Aria is walking distance via the sky bridge, and Monte Carlo (among others) are all within a 5 min walk.\n\nSome other things to love:\n\nWake up in the AM and take a dip in the pool. Not your typical pool park, but big enough to relax and roam around. There are a mix of jacuzzis and swimming pools to enjoy from.\n\nBreakfast at MOzen. Simple but flavorful Chinese (and Western) breakfast. Prices are up there, but definitely worth your hangover cure/detox. Get up early, eat the congee, and conquer the day at casinos around the strip!\n\nJanice - this review is dedicated to you :)


Probably the worst resort- casino stay. \nUpgraded room was smoking room. :(\nValet parking the car was a nightmare almost every nite. Food at raffles so awful. Tried it 2x. Cking out the worst ever. Uncaring, and uninformed. \nThe room was suppose to be renovated. Not. The only toiletries were shampoo, conditioner, lotion. No newspaper. \nThe pool....agh, what pool?? This is thanksgiving weekend. Open up a bigger pool please. Geeze. And no one seemed sorry or to care. Seemed like the workers didn't like it there either. \nWe go to Vegas 2x a year and always have a memorable stay. This time, the memory is negative towards this Casino. \nObviously never again. \nLow class place now.


Not worth the price! \n\nThe customer service was not great. I was over-charged on my room upon checking in and it took them over a week to refund my money. \n\nThe lines to check-in or out are outrageous. Turns out, you can check-out from the TV screen in your room (would have been helpful to know!)\n\nI was here for a business trip and won't be requesting this hotel again.


I still hate this place but am cursed as my husband loves it..I tried to hide the fact they opened one in Matthews but can't ooooh noooooooo I


all I can say is less than impressed! most toys that required batteries were broken and the great play area was something that I could get for free at any local park or burger king. when chicken is the only thing on your menu you how is it possible that you run out of chicken???  even worse in the advertisement it states that there are staff members to look after the kids and Wi-Fi, surprise surprise neither was available. basically none of the things that were promised were actually available... groupon should check these place out before deciding to do business with them.


This is the WORST/BEST Walmart in Arizona depending on how you look at it!\n\nThere is no such thing as \"just running in to get something\" at this store.  Even though they have the usual 20 or so check outs, I have never seen more than 2 or 3 operating at once.  Check out lines are looooong, going back into the clothing racks most of the time.\n\nI must say that the staff have always been relatively courteous, despite the frequency of angry, angry people they encounter.\n\nHowever, if you aren't in a hurry, and you aren't clinically depressed, this is a great people-watching Walmart!  By people-watching, I mean http://www.peopleofwalmart.com people.  If you are not one of them, you are in the minority at this store.\n\nI only shop here because I work nights and it is near my house, but with my attitude adjustment, it went from being hell on earth to fun times.  I do not recommend shopping here unless you have no other choice, because you will witness a wide variety of depressing and disconcerting behaviors from the customers.


Ahh, the Arizona Science Center.\n\nThe MUSEUM:\nI have been here countless times since I was in elementary school, and I have to say... it was better back in the day. Not out of nostalgia or anything, although I'm sure that's part of it... But some of the cooler exhibits they used to have have been replaced with slightly less cool ones. \n\nStill, it is a nice, cool place to go on a date, especially for two nerds like us. If you are adults looking to go there, well, just don't go during the summer. The sheer number of kids will drive you nuts. Best time to go for people avoiding kids is on a weekday in the morning and during lunch, because most people are eating at the cafeteria during that time so you can have the exhibits mostly to yourself. Let loose, have fun, try out all the exhibits and feel like a kid again.\n\nThat being said, it IS a great place for kids, I remember spending hours here with my parents and school friends back in the day. You have so much fun, you don't even realize you're learning. That is the best way to learn! Everything is hands-on and if you're lucky, you might even get to be an assistant for one of the demonstrations. They don't know how cool it was back in the day, so they will LOVE it. Especially nerd juniors and whiz kids-- I know because I was one. Ha!\n\nThe FOOD:\nWell, it was better back in the day. It (the restaurant AND the menu) has gone under a major renovation since then. It has always been a bit pricey, so if you don't want to whip out your wallet for a small, greasy individual pizza and fries for twelve bucks, I recommend bringing your own lunches instead. The food is okay, if you really want to eat there for the novelty, but really nothing to write home about.\n\nThe SOUVENIR SHOP:\nYou guessed it-- it was better back in the day. It's true! There were a lot more cool science kits and tons more toys and candy to choose from, but it is still worth a visit. There are plenty of glow-in-the-dark decorations and some nifty little gift items.\n***In particular, if you love sour candy, I recommend the vials of liquid sour candy, Formula Sour--my husband is a sour candy connoisseur and this stuff gets him to tear up!\n\nOTHER:\nI highly recommend signing up for their email list- They have tons of special events throughout the year and one of them is bound to interest you. We went to the Harry Potter event on Halloween last year and had so much fun! There were special Harry Potter themed decorations and demonstrations, and you could even buy a butterbeer! Most kids were still in school, so it was a really nice time. We already know the museum like the back of our hands, so we could relax waiting for the next demonstration instead of rushing back and forth trying to see everything.\n\nI've been to the BodyWorlds exhibit 3-4 times already; I go whenever it has come around, and hope it will come here again soon! You really get to see the wonder of the human body and see firsthand how different muscles and body functions work-- I recommend more for teens and adults, as kids might be frightened by the whole body aspect. Those with easily upset stomachs will not like it either. \nIf you consider going, just remember; these are real bodies, they were real people, and many of them ARE cut open in various places to illustrate certain concepts. If that makes you feel uneasy, don't go!\n\nThe Arizona Science Center is a pretty cool place for adults looking to break the mold, GREAT for kids, and overall a nice way to spend an afternoon.


Absolut unvergesslich wird der Besuch im Kleinen Gourmet bleiben. Wohnzimmeratmosph\u00e4re, fantastisches Essen und ein freundlicher Service trugen zu dem gelungenen Abend bei. Ich sollte an dieser Stelle erw\u00e4hnen, dass einen nichts gew\u00f6hnliches erwartet. So findet man auf den wenigen Tischen unterschiedlichstes Geschirr und Besteck, nichts mag so recht zusammen passen, aber genau das macht auch die besondere Atmosph\u00e4re aus.


Our first \"attack\" straight off the airplane was a trip to Le Village Buffet as recommended by Christine T.  We arrived in Vegas close to 9AM.  We dropped off our bags at Ballys and proceeded to Paris.  Line was short since it was around 10 when we got there.   I LOVE breakfast, it is my favorite meal of the day!!!\n\nFor some reason, these chefs knew exactly what my favorites are, as if they were cooking for me!!!  LOL! Bacon - nice and crispy, exactly the way I like em, hashbrowns and red potatoes with herbs and stuff - I just have to get them both.  Eggs, scrambled all fluffy!  I could list more, but EVERYTHING was delicious. I mean EVERYTHING, even the COFFEE was brewed perfect! Not too strong or too weak (for me, sometimes the coffee can make or break the breakfast place).. \n\nWhat put me over the top was the made to order crepes!  I ordered a crepe with banana and nutella with drizzled with chocolate syrup. Thinking about it makes me salivate. ha ha\n\nI love the decor of the little town!  I think it is so cute!! Our waitress was very attentive. She knew exactly when to check up on us.\n\nI know there are TONS of buffets in Vegas, but I will have to come back to this one.\n\np.s. dont forget to try the bread and brie (I heard it's the BEST) but I forgot at the time (so I'm writing this now so I won't forget next time).  :)


It's ok. Prices or not cheaper than regular prices.


I love this place. My least favorite experience here involved spending 15 minutes to get from one side of the club to the next and it was still a great experience simply because New Kids on the Block were there. I've been to several events at this club (including a movie screening which was surprisingly awesome) and it's always been a fun time. The music is usually pretty good, the drunks seem pretty happy, and the bottle service was kind of amazing. I was here for a friend's birthday and I am completely spoiled now after that table experience (they might have been great simply because her face was on the flyer for that party but I like to think that they're just always that wonderful). The performers I've seen here were great and the layout is pretty rectangular and open. I love the terrace because it's great to get away from the smoke and noise every once in a while and it's a completely different atmosphere (equally fab). This is one of the ONLY clubs in town that I come to repeatedly just for the hell of it.\n\nP.S. For those of us who are morbidly curious, I asked security how many girls fall flat on their faces at the stairs per night (the answer was between four and five).


Yep. Wish I would have read this before going. I haven't lived in Scottsdale for a number of years, but figured Genie's couldn't be all that different from Danny's (their predecessor in the same location). Turns out I was wrong. :( I took my dad's car in to get a quick wash to say thank you for hosting me and some friends for Spring Training. The car is literally brand new, so it wasn't that dirty. Only obvious dirt was from my puppies paws on the back seat... which were not washed off when they handed the car to me. Even after I asked for them to take a damp towel to it, the guy still couldn't get the dust off. Seriously... it was just dust. Anyway... not worth it. I asked my parents about their experiences here and they experienced the same mediocracy. Meh.


CLT used to be better, but their passenger volume has increased significantly. I used to fly out of here as my main airport from 2005-2010, but have since moved away and just returned back. \n\nIt is moderately-sized and laid out well, with well-placed maps throughout the terminal. There is also a decent selection of restaurants.\n\nThe downside that I found on my recent trip is that volume is up heavily and there is not enough room to accommodate the additional passengers. The hallways were packed and there were no empty seats to be found.\n\nEven the U.S. Airways lounge was crowded.


Overrated!  Get over yourself laundry room.  All this texting is super annoying.  They were very inflexible with my group. They bumped our reservation claiming that another group arrived in our place.  We finally got in only to see an empty bar...literally only two people. Clearly that was a lie.  This place is no different than the fake lines at the strip trying to pretend they are more popular than they are.  I wouldn't come back nor would I recommend this place.


My company had a dinner there about 1hr ago. Our request was to have several 4top tables for 20 people. We had gone to Village Tavern last night and the prime rib was way overdone so we were all skeptical going into tonight's dinner...well let me tell you it was OFF THE  CHART...every appetizer was flavorful and beautiful. The wine flowed freely, never glass half empty of sodas or tea. The dinner were so good nobody could stop praising them. I had the salmon and it was possibly the best ever....my coworker had the duck and loovveed it....and the creme' brulee' was like an the absolute best ever!! I was raised working in a family restaurant so I know what good service and food should be and let me tell you...CHARLOTTE NC...THIS IS A DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH.....EXCELLENT!!!!!!


This tour company is a joke. The owner was less than pleasant when checking you in, the itinerary they give you to buy is different then the one you get in your confirmation email, which is different from the one they give you when you check in, which is different from the ones they actually take you to. They take you to the unpopular dated clubs. They say you will get discount drinks, nope you pay $14 for skyy. The all you can drink on the bus is 2 drinks total. Are you ready for the icing on the cake? It says they bring you back to the starting point, nope they let you off the bus at the last stop and tell you you're on your own. When asking the host about it they disappear to find out an answer and never come back. Don't waste your money. Pick a club you really want to see, pay to get in and enjoy your night.


Last night in Vegas and our friends and I weren't too hungry.  I've read about this place and wanted to try it and since we were walking by on our way to Caesars, we decided to eat here.  Was planning on just getting the french onion soup since it was a little cold outside and I love french onion soup.  We requested a table for 5 outside since it was nice and we could watch the Bellagio fountains while we hung out.  \n\nThe mini baguette that they brought out to eat while we wait for our food was pretty good.  Crusty and chewy, just like I like it.  Like I said, I was planning on the french onion soup but when I heard that one of the specials was bouillabaisse, that's what I wanted.  I like seafood.  It was cold outside.  Perfect.  Soup was very flavorful and fresh.  The mussels and clams were tender and sweet.  The fish was perfect.  Not mushy but just firm enough.  And last but not least were the scallops.  Nice, big and sweet.  Not tough but tender.  And to top it off, some really crusty bread slices to sop up the liquids.  Trust me, you want to get all of it.  \n\nI also shared the chicken liver mousse with my buddy.  That was delicious.  Put that on the toasted points and it was a homerun.  Put a little of their mustard on it and it's a whole different experience but still a winner.  \n\nThe service was solid.  The atmosphere was fun and not boring or stuffy.  I would definitely eat here again next time I'm in Vegas.


Nice atmosphere but food was average at best. Took the sever 20 minutes to bring coffee. When she finally did it was with milk that curdled...i had the western omelette that left much to be desired. Great place to people watch but consider eating elsewhere if you're looking for good service.


Just tried to check this one out based on Yelp reviews but they were closed. Sunday morning 8:00 am. Bummer


Will not be back.\n\nI started having lunch here every day last week (10/30) and was going to continue but then the Manager gave me a hard time about not honoring the HON discount when I forgot my badge today -- went on to TELL me to wear my badge on my shirt \"in a noticable location moving forward or I would not receive the discount\".  \n\nRealy? Not smart -- my daily lunch business is going next door to the Greek place.


We couldn't decide on what to eat last night so we pulled into the AJs parking lot. We saw the sports bar but decided to take a chance on the Dragonfly Cafe. Right away we noticed the ambience the music and the nice relaxing atmosphere. Could've gone without the \"Magician\" I felt like coming down with a case of Tourette's syndrome!!  the Cosmo was interesting, weird glass! The food was awesome, shrimp boat was quite interesting, the scallops was to die for!! Desert was quite interesting. Apple Crumb pie with Ice cream, Too much to finish. DragonFly Cafe didn't BUG us at all!


Nice little place with a wide variety of food on the menu. Sitting on the patio was awesome. The sliders were amazing and I would defiantly come back again.


If you're going for beer and sunshine, by all means, go. If you're looking for friendly, personable and helpful service and bartenders, there are TONS of other cool-vibe and delicious- casual friendly places to eat  (close by and in old town Scottsdale).\nBest thing on the menu is the cheese burger.-all their food tastes fresh. But to hang out, mingle, check out the dogs and enjoy the sunshine, you will wait forever for a drink, forever to get the bartender's attention...you begin to feel like a crank because you and your group starts to complain about the poor service--it's better to get drinks somewhere else OR get a table. Even when you have a table, the servers are super slow. I won't spend one more dime or hour of mine here ever again.


I too came for the sneak peek on Saturday before they opened (being an elite yelper has it's perks!)  I was a bit skeptical at first, we've had a lot of burger joints imported from the west coast that failed miserably.  But Smashburger is different. They have loads of options & you can customize your burger, chicken sandwich or salad.  \n\nThe veggie frites are where it's at.  I love veggies & I love fried food so they're a win-win!  I love that you can choose your bun & the egg bun is seriously tasty, I just hope that they import the pretzel bun from their Chicago menu at some point.  You can put any number of toppings on your burgers from avocado to fried eggs.  \n\nThe burgers were all surprisingly tasty & flavorful for a fast food joint.  I had the baja burger.  which, be warned,  is actually spicy, the bun even has chipotle peppers in it!  We also tried to Carolina burger, which, despite my hatred of slaw was mighty delicious.  \n\nI want to come back & try the chicken dishes.  We figured since it was a burger place we should try those first.  We split their blt chicken sandwich which was good but the combo of mayo & ranch dressing was pretty messy.  We also sampled the Harvest Salad & it was perfect.  spinach, lettuce, crumbly very mild blue cheese, balsamic dressing & sunflower seeds.  The salad itself was gigantic.  4 of us were eating it & we only made a dent!  Get the small or side salad version unless you plan on sharing!\n\nThe only thing our table unanimously agreed missed the mark were the brunswick fries. the sauce just wasn't authentic & they were really heavy.  The sweet potato fries were a bit heavy on the rosemary, but they were still good.


Yum.  Nice casual Mexican....small taco stand type place.  A large menu, ordered a carnitas burrito, which was big like you would expect.  You get pickled carrots and jalapeno peppers with your order, which is popular at many taco stands.  Wish the guacamole on the burrito was bit as thin and soupy, seems to be mixed with a watery sour cream so it is a little thin and soupy.  \n\nGreat to have a good Taco shop to stop and enjoy.   If you like Mexican food, you will enjoy CTS.


I had been frequenting another North Shore location for years but I thought I would give Rivertowne a try and it was good. I had the baked Italian sub and it was tasty, cold beer, intimate space, nice views, plenty of TV's, all good. The service could be faster and more personable and cleanliness could be better but all-in-all a pleasant experience and I will be back.


Although this store works mainly with designers, they do work directly with clients if you don't have a designer. They were very thorough in the process of understanding the room where the tie will be in, usage for the tile, and overall feel of the house. I worked with several of there associates and each one was better than the last on the three projects I did around the house. (Pictures attached)\n\nThere follow through process of letting me know when the tile will arrive, if I received everything undamaged, and if I need to place an order for some follow-on pieces was exceptional customer service and something I never received from any other tile or designer store. As it turned out in two of my three projects with them, I did need to buy more tile as my contractor miss calculated twice. \n\nThey are definitely not a big box store like Lowes, Home Depot, or Arizona Tile. Craftsman Court is unique, one of a kind tile, from all of the world. If you want to come home to the same tile that anyone can get from any big box store all over the country, then this probably isn't the place for you. But if you want something unique that separates from everyone else buying tile, this is the place for you.


Has Mammas changed ownership recently?\n\n\n Got a delivery at the weekend and the first thing I noticed was that it arrived in a generic box as opposed to a Mammas box. What was inside was just as generic (and soggy) and nothing like the Mammas pizzas I remember from the past.\n\n\n On the phone I was asked if I wanted spicy or mild but that didn't seem to translate to much on the plate. They may as well have asked if I wanted bland or blander.\n\n\n As for the Buffalo wings coated in Mammas secret spicy recipe and served with your choice of sauces, I think they may have waived a some BBQ sauce nearby but three of the wings didn;t even have any sauce on them. If they were coated in some secret spicy recipe I think the secret will be safe for a while.\n\n\n I used to like Mammas but will probably be taking my custom elsewhere in future. The one star is for the quick delivery.


I ordered a regular(7\"-$6.95) Big Kahuna Cheese Steak to go. It has grilled onions, peppers, mushrooms, jalapenos and extra cheese. It was really good. The bread wasn't even soggy and it took me 20 minutes to get home!


I would give 4.5 stars if I could. I was worried after seeing some of the reviews on here but after spending the weekend at the Hard Rock I am happy to report that a lot of them are unfounded. Nice, clean room, comfortable bed and decent bathroom in the casino tower. The staff was friendly for the most part except for a couple bad seeds who just don't have the time of day for you at all. Saw a concert at the Joint which was fantastic, and it's so great to be able to see big name acts in a nice place like the hotel. My only gripe was with the blackjack tables - a lot of them only pay 6:5 odds on blackjack instead of 3:2, and it's not well advertised.\n\nBut overall, extremely awesome affordable place for a younger crowd and I would/will definitely stay there again.


High five for the quick and friendly service.\n\nWe both had the sicilian lemonade which was really lemony and sweet, just as it should be.\n\nThe pizza was well I guess ok - it was a nive thin base but could of done with being a bit crisper on the base.  It was tasty though.\n\nIt's just another chain in another shopping mall but it was alright I guess,


Might have just been luck that I came in the afternoon with nobody in! I called in first, I was nervous on the phone cause I had a lame dilemma, and asked her that I had been going to this beauty salon back in S. California since I was a kid and I never knew what my hair was all about. It's one of things where you never think your going to move out of your city and you will have a person for everything. I explained to her that the woman who would cut my hair would call it a, \"Normal Hair Cut\", but yeah that's not so detailed in description anything can seem normal.\n\n  So I go in and told her I was the guy on the phone and explained to her that I remember how she would handle my hair and which way she would comb it and grab it. So I had that going for me lol. One I told her she used to use a 4, or a 3 on the back and the sides, and somewhat made a fade look on the sides and used scissors on top she understood, or had an idea what I was talking about. What helped to was that she had old style hair cuts to compare too. So I think that wrapped up our theory.\n\n  So we sat down she cut it with a 4 first to see how it would look I already felt things were going well for me in just the way she started to cut it. She sure knew her cosmologist lingo. I came out learning things that I never even know and knowing me all the small detailed stuff always sticks to me... great haha. She was very nice and knowledgeable from the basics of what a hair cut is. I noticed things on my head that I never payed attention before. I just hope I don't turn into a, \"special person\" when I go to get another hair cut. Thing that was weird for me was that she washed my hair after the hair cut. I was bedazzled... I'm like, \"huh?\" She explained to me that some people during there lunch breaks go in to have a hair cut before there shift ends.\n\n  I completely forgot that business men and other professionals, come in and have that done. I thought that was a trend that ended years ago in America. I feel like doing that now. All in all I now have the recipe for my hair cut and don't feel my hair will be in danger anymore. I would call up other places and they wouldn't even try to understand me, it's a simple Mens hair cut! nothing fancy! Went to a barber before this place, but scared the living crap out of me!


It was ok...Nothing special.  I ordered an italian sub, and it was served on a bun/roll...not the Italian bread that I'm used to.  I should have just gone to Jimmy Johns.


Decided to check this place out after reading the reviews on Yelp. It was really easy to find on the outside corner of the Paris Hotel. We got there around 3pm for a late lunch and didn't have to wait. Our server was really great and offered a lot of good suggestions, some of which we decided to try.\n\nUpon her recommendation I ordered the turkey and brie crepe since it seemed like something you don't see on an everyday menu. It looks small when you get it, but it was very rich and filling and I didn't even finish it even though I was sooooo hungry. The arugula salad they put on the top balances the richness of the cheese out nice, so overall I thought it was a very simple, yet sophisticated dish. My friend had ordered the grilled chicken and spinach crepe and it was tasty too. \n\nAgain, on our waitresses recommendation, we decided to share the vanilla creme brulee and raspberry crepe for dessert. I wasn't too blown away by this dessert and felt it sounded better on paper than it did on my palette. The raspberry sorbet I felt was the best part, but the vanilla creme in the crepe wasn't to my liking. \n\nI also ordered the Sugar Factory Cappuccino, which is made with white chocolate, and it was huuuugggee! It was sooo delicious though and I was sad I was so full I couldn't finish it. I would come back just for this.\n\nOverall, I think they have an amazing selection of desserts, it was just so hard to decide. I would definitely want to come back just to try some of the other things on the menu. \n\nThe candy shop next door also awesome with a lot of cute candies, clothing and miscellaneous stuff with the cute Sugar Factory logo.


Finally great Thai food in Arizona! And in Cave Creek to boot!\nBest chicken Pad Thai  I ever had.\nPriced right as well.\nWe will be back very soon.


I had to take a star away.  I ordered the Teriyaki Chicken rice bowl and was very disappointed, it tasted really strange and really soggy.  My co-worker said it best, he said it tasted like a frozen meal heated. \n\nI'll stick with the 5 star wraps and salads and leave the 2.5 star bowls for them to keep.


I've lived in Tempe for over thirteen years and have been ordering pizzas from this location since moving to Tempe from Ahwatukee. I've never had a bad pizza from the Ahwatukee location (Lived there 6 months.) nor the Tempe location. On average we order Rosati's pizza from this location at least every 3 weeks or so. We save the coupons from the boxes so we've had a lot of pizzas for half off over the 13 years of being a customer of the Tempe location. Our favorite pizza has been the Gonzo (Pepperoni, spinach, green olives.), we are currently ordering double pepperoni, double spinach, onions and black olives. Same quality for over 13 years. And no I have not received any compensation for this review - just wanted to submit an honest review.


If you are desperate and have no where else to turn. This come close to Chinese food. I suggest going 2 China One in the Smith shipping center. Way better food for similar prices. Actually I am holding back a bit. Call me a snob but Panda is horrible.


Family-Friendly. Affordable prices. Lots of patrons. But food was pretty average.


The greatest sandwich I have ever had my entire life. The owner is super nice and every person that works there treats you like a human being and not just a sale. Chris was so nice when he gave me my food and checked on me and asked how my food was. I plan on trying everything on the menu. The pesto sandwich was amazing. Chris recommended to chipotle next. I Know Where I'm GOING tomorrow!


The ambiance was the only thing I didn't love about this place but even that was fine. The food was interesting/unique and the service was exceptional. James our server took our experience to the next level. This place was worth all of the recommendations we got from friends


I've been to Rips a few times and I really enjoy the laid back attitude and the fact that it's so close to my house. They used to give you yummy popcorn, when I went yesterday it was stale prezels, boo! I still want to try the Obscura dance night, sounds like fun!\nHonestly the only draw back is the not so friendly waitstaff. Get this, I had a 3 dollar well drink laid down a 5 and never saw any change. Even though I would have given you the $2 as a tip, you have NO right to assume it's yours without any communication. Really tacky! I hope to post a more positive review when I check out the Obscura night!


For a minute I thought the commuter terminal at PHX didn't even have a bar, then I stumbled into \"All Star Sports Bar.\"  After spending about an hour here I wish there was no bar at all. \n\nThis place fails on almost every level imaginable. \n\nFirst of all, it's not anywhere close to being a sports bar.  2 TV's and bartenders in referee uniforms doesn't make you a sports bar.  Furthermore, the food here could not be worse.  \n\nLook - I'm not opposed to the plastic cheese from a can on nachos, but if you can't even make that taste good, I can't even begin to imagine what the rest of the food here is like. \n\nUnlike the other reviewers I actually found the service (at the bar) to be fine, if not indifferent, and the one good thing I will say about this place is that they do make a pretty good Bloody Mary. You can credit that to the Ocean Spray mix they used so it's not exactly rocket science ... \n\nWhat can you do though? They have a captive audience though being the only game in the terminal after the security check point, I'd imagine this place is a zoo on Friday afternoons ...