Your location is about 45-60 minutes away from or home.  When we arrived we were told that this super long  line would take about 1.5 hours.  We then proceeded to wait from 5:05 PM to 7:40 PM, over 2.5 hours.  As waited to be seated a 5 year old girl vomited on the carpet in front of the food in about 6 places and the staff reacted slowly to getting it up.  I am sure you can imagine how terrible it would be to wait that long on Father's Day and then be just 3 feet away from that.  Once we were seated it took 25 minutes to get a glass of water and the BBQ ribs we came to get were never available after 6 attempts to get them.   I told the manager and he brought a TOGO box with a few ribs as we left the location for us, but that was a waste as we were not headed home and the spoiled.   The location was super crowed and the plates, cups, forks and spoons came out wet and some of them still had food on them.  We had to wait in lines for 5-15 minutes to get any food items.  It was a terrible experience.


Average food at best. Wings undercooked and greasy. Onion rings underwhelming. Service poor. Waited 30 minutes when place wasn't busy...  Won't be back...


Small portions and almost an hour wait, decor was nice but seating was very tight. The potatoes were amazing, everything else was average, wished the sizes were bigger. Walked across the street to fairmount bagel because we were still hungry afterwards. They were also selling fairmount bagels but for $2 instead of $1 originally. Don't think I would wait to try this place again


This is such a fabulous place!! I have driven by it for the past year and finally stopped in to check it out. HUGE menu, homemade corned beef, pastrami, sauerkraut, pierogies, creative and delicious sandwiches and more. We got a sassano, thanksgiving dinner pierogies, buffalo chicken pierogies, cheesesteak pierogies - they were all yummy and each kind came with its own dip. Really tasty! Reasonable prices, and super friendly staff. Seating is limited and casual. Can't wait to go back!


Halloween was a clusterbitch and I just wanted something to nosh and to sit the hell down! With Firefly in the horizon, it seemed a better choice than fast food and diners in most the DT properties. \n\nBF and the Yelpizzles Elnino and Andy were my company. \n\nThe BF and I weren't too hungry so we shared\n\nBoquerones- one of my faves. I love white spanish sardines. \nVeggie Empanadas- comes with 2 and some salad. It was pretty good....I appreciate that the veggies werent processed down to a paste and were stuffed with slices of mushrooms and diced spinach. \nChorizo and Chicken Stuffed Mushrooms- meh. My BF said it reminds him of Hamburger Helper on a mushroom. After he said that, that's all I can get in my head. Won't order this one again. \nDessert Platter- comes with chocolate tres leches, passionfruit cheesecake, lemon tart, flan. All pretty decent. I liked the idea of the chocolate leches, I really like the passionfruit, tart was okay, flan was a surprise that it was good ( light, almost panna cotta like).\n\nGot a white sangria since I usually get red. It was alright....it's a bit tart which I like, but I dunno...I think the bolder red makes more sense with tart fruits. \n\nNow the service was spotty and wait for items was kinda long. I however wasn't going to dock them down for it only because our server was very apologetic and really tried to help her tables. I looked around and the place was filled and  there wasn't enough staff coverage for the volume. I always feel bad when that happens because it's not the servers fault if they get spread thin. Someone could have called in and screwed everyone or upper management/owners haven't hired enough people. Tapas is about sitting around and chatting so I wasn't in a hurry. Just keep that in mind though- come when you feel like having a long nosh since speed and service isn't a strong suit. \n\nI'm a \"fan\" so I put it up to a 4 star since my visit was positive, but it's a round up since there are some obvious hangups.


As a renter I would give - star's if I could!! We had an Emergency after hours of course, faucet broke in the water would not turn off or down or anything it stayed on full blowing hot there's no # to call after hours or for an emergency????  We didn't know what to do call an out side source or what since this being the first time anything like this had ever happened and not knowing how to fix it our selves?.... It was getting really late and we tried to get it to stop no go so we left it on and tried going to sleep despite the noise of running water...Sigh and hoping everything would be okay in the morning, Right at 9 o'clock when they open I called hoping to get ahold of somebody to get HELP out but nobody answered so I left a message explaining the severity of the situation and how we had full blown hot water gushing out of the faucet!!!...... A little bit of time went by and I haven't heard anything??? Back so I called again and of course nobody answered AGAIN!!! TRIED a few more times throughout the day still nobody answered and no one bothered to call me back??? We finally called somebody else and had somebody else come do it its been a week now and I still haven't heard anything from the management company????? EXTREMELY Poor Management If you ask me,   Completely disappointed!! And the kicker was the faucet was acting up just over a month prior to all of this not to the extent it was just in tho, so their sent someone to  come look at it and they never bothered to come back to do the work??\n So it just got worse and worse and then just totally Broke!! Even with minor things in the past you can't ever get ahold of them and they are snail slow to get get back to you or to get started on the job,\n So if your looking for someone to manage your property or if your going to rent from them please keep this in mind!!


Terrible service for propane... Have tried three times  at different times over three weeks to  purchase and three times told to  wait 15 minutes! I keep trying just to see what the hell will happen next


I like Miracle Mile Better... We had 2 sandwiches and 2 drinks 28.00 ... Who charges 2.18 for a drink... They were cheap on the BBO...


Read some of the reviews on here and thought I'd check it out. Small, cozy place-rather inviting. The food was very American- a lot of deep fried and heavy butter dishes. Edamame was soggy, squid salad was deep fried and everything else was average at best. The service was good and everyone was very nice..... I won't go back.  If you like American-ized sushi, you might like it and it's very inexpensive.


This mammoth furniture/homegoods store can be daunting... and you can waste away hours on end in here looking at everything from door knobs to silverware to silverware to lights. **ADVICE-print out a list FIRST, you can do so at www.ikea.com! AND you don't have to go through the showroom/display room first either, you can skip ahead to the \"meat\" of the store if you just go to the left and/or downstairs from the cafeteria (they have really good food! and it's CHEAP!). \n\nAlso-when you go to write the numbers down off the item you want on your list IN STORE-use the numbers that look like an IP address (example: 201.846.47) and write down the isle and bin numbers... you have to find your items in the warehouse portion before checkout and this makes your life so much easier!!!\n\nWe found some unbelievably good deals and the instructions are so easy to follow to put your new furniture/accessories together! Can't wait to go back and check out their holiday decorations! Love this place!


Had to take up temporary residence here after a flood disaster at our home. The two bedroom suite with a kitchen was perfect for my husband and I, two young children and Grandma (who was visiting from out of town). The rooms were clean and well kept, and the free breakfast was much better than your average run of the mill cereal bar. The pool and jacuzzi were relaxing and clean, and the lobby staff always greeted us with a bright smile. I would highly recommend this hotel.


Well isn't this a hidden gem my parents found in Chinatown of Las Vegas!  I was so excited to learn that there was some what of an authentic place to eat Shanghainese/Taiwanese/Chinese style food in Vegas!  \n\nI must say first this, you need to understand that it is nearly impossible to get the same kind of food you get when you're either in China or Taiwan, probably because it something in the water, or just that the best cooks stay in their home country! ;-)  \n\nThis place however, comes close at satisfying those cravings for the things I love to eat in Asia!  \n\nA few of my favorites here are the beef rolls, wrapped in green onion pancakes, the xiao long bao (little soup dumplings), the fish dumplings, stir-fry rice cakes (shanghainese style), and the Jing Dong bing (which is a type of pancake with pork inside).  \n\nEach bite was sooo nostalgic to Asia!  Although it cannot compare to the places I've eaten at in Taiwan, it was pretty close and I can't complain...It is much much cheaper to drive to spring mountain to grab a quick bite than to fly to Asia for a long trip! ;-) Am I right? \n\nService is a bit slow at this place, but that's probably because there's only 1 lady running the entire restaurant in the front (or at least that what it seemed to me when I was there).  I understand hard work and the amount of stress it is to be in that position, so I decided to just jump in and help her with refilling the tea pots at my table and grabbing some take out boxes!  She didn't seem to mind, and in fact, she seemed pretty happy to see so many of my friends and I enjoy the food at her restaurant.  \n\nI am definitely coming back here again to get my cravings satisfied! =D


Isn't it strange how the little things can sour your experience? I had a good time at Paris, the dealers were friendly, the staff was nice, the rooms were clean until I was checking out and the guy at the taxi line started yelling that my car was parked to far over. And he kept screaming and gesturing until I moved my car over until it was blocking traffic, which I was trying to avoid in the first place. I usually stay here but I won't be anymore. He was the guy on duty 2/17 at 12pm.


I ate once at their old location and it was marvelous...and today we went to the new location.   The wait to get seating (table of 6) was about 25 minutes, but once inside, it was perfect.    It only took 15 minutes for all of us to be served and the food was amazing.   We all had to roll ourselves out the door.   Coffee was refilled very often.  The 6 of us fit cozily into a high-back booth, but it was okay.   The servers worked their butts off.    Fantastic biscuits (beware, they're BIG) and gravy, and my waffle with blueberry syrup was heavenly.   We went on a Saturday morning 11:00 ish.


First of all, a store that is advertised as a Ramen store should at least be using real Ramen noodles. Instead, they committed the biggest food crime by substituting the more expensive Ramen noodles with Chinese lo mein noodles. To make it worse, the broth is basically hot water with tons of MSG. The pork tastes like dry cardboard and it seems that the chef do not even know how to properly cut a meat. The egg is over boiled and even the mushroom used are the ones used for the actual lo mein dish. The worst crime is to actually having the audacity to charge $9 for a \"lo mein soup\".\n\nI would recommend not supporting a dishonest business that tries to trick the customers. Basically, if you are looking for some decent Ramen, AVOID this place at all costs!


We ate twice during our stay at planet hollywood\nFirst visit at 8am Saturday was great, fast service and food was delicious! Loved the peaches and cream french toast yummy!\nSecond visit Sunday at 11am was horrible long wait for food..our sandwich was burnt and the lobster eggs Benedict was cold and eggs way over cooked \nGuess it's hit and miss


Je suis all\u00e9e y d\u00eener avec ma m\u00e8re il y a quelques semaines. Je vais vous parler de mon impression des d\u00eeners, mais prenez le temps de regarder leur menu de souper parce qu'il a l'air bien diff\u00e9rent et un peu plus attrayant.\n\n\nPourquoi on y va? \n\n- Le d\u00e9cor rustique et artistique \u00e0 la fois: des tables de grosses planches de bois, des linges \u00e0 vaisselle comme serviettes de table, des murs de briques et des plafonds noirs enti\u00e8rement crayonn\u00e9s \u00e0 la craie. Magnifique.\n\n- Le personnel super sympathique, accueillant et souriant.\n\n\nPetits hics?\n\n- Je sais bien que la mode est au confort food et j'adore ce type de cuisine. Je l'adore lorsqu'il est bon, r\u00e9confortant et un peu revisit\u00e9... Une touche du chef, c'est toujours plaisant. Ici, \u00e7a manque. On mange en se disant hmmm c'est bon! mais je pourrais me faire la m\u00eame chose \u00e0 la maison... \n\n\nPour l'heure du lunch, les prix sont tr\u00e8s abordables autant pour les plats que les breuvages (les verres de vins commencent \u00e0 6.50$!). Pour ceux qui veulent seulement grignoter entre amis, des noix, des olives et des frites sont \u00e9galement disponibles. Les frites sont bonnes!


I was craving some BBQ and took my mom here.  The menu looked like it had great potential and our mouths watered from the variety of offerings.\n\nThe biscuits were a bit heavy, but were tasty.  We split a two-meat combo. It was massive!!  We ordered the beef and the St. Louis ribs.  Both were on the tough side.  I had to ask the server if it was St. Louis or baby back ribs on the plate - because there was hardly any meat on it!  I was told St. Louis, but I swear they tasted like baby backs!\n\nWe also didn't care for the mashed sweet potatoes - it tasted like baby food.  We did order the apple pie and it was generous and tasted good.  Overall, it looks like it's great for gorups, has big food and drink servings, but fell short in taste and authenticity.  If I were to choose to go to a BBQ  restaurant chain, I would go to a Tony Roma's.


I got a manicure here.  I had an appointment but they were still about 45 minutes late.  I got an apology but nothing else.  While I was waiting, I got to overhear a lovely conversation where a salon worker was trying to convince a customer that women can get pregnant from swimming pools.  Something about how they store sperm in water for IVF, so of course you can get pregnant from anonymous sperm in a swimming pool.  Sigh.\n\nI then got sent to one person to remove my prior gel manicure.  Which means she just left me to soak in acetone.  When she came back ten minutes later to take off the polish, she didn't get everything off and I kept having to point out areas that she missed.  Then I got sent to another person who actually did the manicure.  I wanted a normal manicure because I was getting sick of the gel manicure process.  The woman doing my manicure really tried to hard sell me on getting a gel manicure again, which annoyed me a bit.  She just quickly did the manicure and then put me in a corner under UV lights to stare at a wall with a bunch of cheesy feathers that people apparently put in their hair.  She didn't say how long I was supposed to sit there so I just sat there for ten minutes, paid, and left.  \n\nAre all nail salons this awkward and weird?  The quest continues for a nail salon that does not skeeve me out.


In the store today 2 times.....first AND last! I have never experienced such an unfriendly staff & the store is a mess.


Tried a few items and a flight of all of their craft brews.  Service was great as well as the food.  The manager came over and chatted us up and offered up a sample of their Octoberfest, which was really good as well.  I will definitely come back.\n\nTry the baby brats


What an amazing experience this was for my first time in Vegas. I am SO beyond happy that I decided to stay at the Signature. All the staff was very pleasant, the amazing pool was awesome ( they have a lazy river) and I really enjoyed that we were able to cross over to the grand at anytime without going outside. I will definitely be returning to this hotel the next visit I make. \n\nThe tub was absolutely luxurious, the shower was HUGE, and the bed was incredibly comfortable. I reserved a deluxe suite and it had everything I could imagine.  A mini fridge/freezer, a toaster, a blender, and a stove top! \n\nThank you MGM Signature for an awesome first time experience!


This is the worst hobby store in the valley Dave the manager or owner or whoever he is will rob you completely blind of every part that he wants and replace it with parts that look exactly the same as your parts but downgraded he took my truck home without my permission then conveniently went on vacation when he got back from vacation my truck was completely downgraded but then he tried to make me believe that I was seeing things even though I had video and photos that I taken before I took it in to prove otherwise. My truck went in there with one simple fix and came out with a cracked frame which was a nice frame carbon fiber frame, completely different and smaller parts, glued together pieces screws that were not even Titans my whole caught my whole truck is loose I used to be able to drop this truck from a two story balcony and it would land without a sound now if I were to drop it off A second-story balcony my truck would shatter it was running when I went in now it won't even start. I beg of you do not take your stuff here go see Eddie on the west side on Sahara he is marvelous he will help you and show you everything he's doing while he's doing it and help you in steps along the way.


McKenzie is a Rock Star!!! She is super fun, easy to chat to and very stylish! She listened to everything I did not want but I gave her free range to give me something new. I really appreciated that she did not take me too far from my element but it was very fresh & new for me. After my appointment I loved the new look so much.. I HAD TO GO OUT AND SHOW IT OFF! She took my boring straight, no volume blonde to a SEXY, fun, vibrant blonde! McKenzie was exactly who I needed to find as my new stylist in Vegas. She can really bring sexy back! Thank you McKenzie!


Great library!  How can anyone not love a library that has a snack bar?!?  Perhaps, I am overly in love with this library because it is where I studied there for the NV bar and passed.  Again, I have been to most of the libraries in Las Vegas and Henderson.  Here are the things that make this particular library great:\nsnack bar\nFood and drink allowed\nQuiet places to study\nLess quiet places to hang out\nOMG-have you seen the view from the \"reading room\"?  Need a few minutes to contimplate life, staring out the floor to ceiling windows will help, I promise!\nGreat kids area-puzzles, games, computers.  (my husband even got hit on there, which is totally funny to me!)\n\nHenderson hit a home run with this place!


This places is elegant and the view is amazing. The lunch crowd must be in from 12 -1pm beacuse at 1:15 it was nearly empty. The professional staff are very polite and attentive.\n\nArt cases are filled with blown glass vases from the owners personal collection.The music was slightly random roaring 20's, Swing, Jazz and easy listening. \n\nThe food was great while being a bit overpriced.  I had the Chicken Paillard featuring Ashley Farms chicken breast with goat cheese risotto. Veggies were a great medley of grape tomatos, artichokes, zucchini, carrots and butternut squash. Crisp textures with creamy risotto and tender chicken, awesome! \n\nIt is still not socially acceptable to lick your plate, but if you do, those who eat here would understand.


Not sure what everyone raves about, service was terrible, and the crowd was thin.  I didn't eat, so I can't tell you about the food, I was going to eat, but based on how long it took to get a drink I went to Mac's to eat and you should too.


If you're a guy going to Vegas and thinking about getting into XS on girls night be prepared to wait at least 2 hours in the general admission line! We went over the weekend when Zedd was suppose to be playing but he canceled last minute due to \"illness\". XS offered to issue refunds but unfortunately i guess only to those people that didn't go in. Sucks for the rest of us eh? \n\nAnyhow the if you're not baller enough to drop a couple grand on table service and not on the guest list you'll need to wait through the Disneyland style queue. But hey if you also wanna be suckered by the bouncers or still wanna be baller you can pay off the bouncer to get into the \"express line\". That could cost you anywhere from $20-100 though. But hey this is Vegas money can buy anything right? \n\nThe venue itself is pretty spectacular once you get in! It features a huge pool which yes people do jump into fully dressed or in there undies. Although be prepared to get kicked out if you get out of the pool soaking wet. Also be aware of them douches splashing everyone on the sides. Yes there are fights that break out randomly as we witnessed. \n\nThe drinks are pretty standard and definitely pricey. But again this is Vegas so you gotta pay to play right! Cmon $5 for regular coke and $10 for a bottle of water too for those DD's! Cocktails and beers range from $10-20 as well. But hey if you got girls in your group and its ladies night don't forget to get them free drink vouchers! \n\nThe music is a pretty much a mix of EDM but depends on the DJ spinning that night. Sadly we didn't get to see Zedd so we had some no name guy playing all night. The dance floor does get packed and watchout for them bouncers that will literally football style push everyone out of the way to make room for staff or the baller VIP table guests to get through. Yeah people be getting squished in the middle but oh wells its  Vegas right! \n\nIf you're coming to see a specific artist play for the night definitely check XS's twitter or Facebook before coming! Otherwise go hit up Marquee or somewhere else!


Amazing food! Great prices! Love this place!


I was warned.\n\nI got called out to come here by some friends on a Thursday night and the experience went as such:\n\nEnter to be carded by a young lady at the hostess stand. Which is completely okay, I'm in my late twenties I don't mind being carded.\n\nI make my way to my friends and am informed of karaoke and a lack of waitresses. No sweat I say, I'll hit the bar. \n\nI visit the bar and notice the giant wall of TVs, plenty of space to sit and a patio. Good stuff so far.\n\nThe bartender cards me yet again and then gives me a wristband to prove my age. I oblige but can't help but wonder why the lady at the door didn't perform this function as well, odd. \n\nMy Kiltlifter is served in a plastic cup. Now, I work in a bar, we serve in plastic when we're at or close to max capacity. There were _maybe_ 20 customers in the building. We sometimes get rowdy, but I doubt enough to warrant plastic, so what's the deal?\n\nThe beer was as it should be, cold and foamy. We also ended up with shots, as our resident karaoke queen needed her nightly round. Interestingly enough the shots came in standard glassware. \n\nNo one ordered food, so I'll not comment on the supposed quality. I wouldn't expect much though.\n\nThe patio was visited as I chatted with a surly Scottish gentleman smoker. I definitely would like to see this patio during a nice spring/fall day. Looked great during the evening.\n\nThe restrooms were not visited on this maiden voyage, so I cannot comment on the condition. After reading the previous reviews I'm perfectly okay with that.\n\nI'd give it another shot, but I wouldn't recommend the place to someone looking for sports, beer or karaoke even. It was par to sub-par all around. Bummer, as it's a nice building and in a great location.


By far, the least impressive Cirque du Soleil show I have seen.  The performers are all amazing, but for some reason, it was not showcased or directed well.\n\nWe spent over $130 on each ticket, and we had excellent seats, which were very comfortable, But the show seem to drag on.  The sand artist was really cool and different.


I happened to be at Chinatown today and decided to randomly walk in this place. Nothing fancy, nothing spectacular.\n\nHonestly in Chinatown, we shouldn't expect any type of customer service. At least the girl at cashier was smiling...\n\nI appreciate the fact that they put pictures of food on the menu. When I see the name and its description, it's not as appealing to me. After looking at the menu, I decided to order Three Cups of Chicken Rice (or something similar to that) which came with marinated chicken, rice and some veggies. Chicken was too salty for my taste and was dry. I also noticed there were a lot of tiny bones in there. \n\nMy friend ordered Pork Belly Rice and it was pretty good. Pork belly rice also came with rice and veggies. Pork belly had a good flavor and was very juicy and tender. I should have ordered this considering how dry my chicken was. \n\nI noticed they have varieties of ramen. Can't remember exactly but had a lot of options. Sora ramen is my go-to place for ramen but might be interesting to try it here. Restaurant is empty so you definitely don't have to wait to get in like Sora!\n\nLooking at other yelp reviews, they have pudding dessert which I did not see on the menu. I would go back to this place to try that pudding dessert.


I was very disappointed with my first (and now probably only) experience at Hepatica. I came in to get half a dozen roses and it took almost half an hour, even though I was the only customer in the store. They also threw in greens with large, noticeable bug bites, without mentioning the added cost until they'd already charged me for the flowers. They even mentioned to charge my card twice, which was part of why it took so long.


Maybe during Oktoberfest you'd get the \"Disney\" like experience others talked about (which would also be lame), but, on the night we came it was just lame.  Walked into some old guy playing keyboard version of Journey's \"Don't stop believing\" and a few young dudes standing on tables, swaying back and forth singing along.  The whole of Pittsburgh doesn't have enough polka outfits to pay each to play one night of the week?\n  I had German friends complain at how ridiculous Hofbrauhaus in Munich was, but if they saw this, I think they'd want to shoot themselves.  Also, I found the original in Munich not so bad- decent prices, decent food, and mostly full of older german couples or men!  Maybe during Oktoberfest it's awful, but I liked it.\n  This was just pathetic- the \"german dishes\" were quite frankly terrible.  I forget which sausage my husband ordered, but he said it tasted just like breakfast links.  I ordered the kasespaetzle, a dish I ate a lot of and liked in Germany.  The two versions can't even be compared.  This one was full of nearly raw onions and tasted like it was covered in alfredo sauce, and was pretty much one big lump of doughy noodle.  The only reason it's getting 2 stars is because the beer was good (though not being a beer connoisseur I can't really compare to the original).  I was a little peeved when I wanted to order a radler (my other favorite in Munich, along with the mushroom and potato dumplings which were absent from the menu here) and my 20something should be at TGI Fridays waitress gave me a blank look.\n  I didn't go here for fun or spectacle, and that is where I went wrong.  Maybe it'd be more up my alley if I ordered a \"shot-ski\" and burned off my tastebuds.


Perhaps the best dinner we had while in Montreal and it was on the last day.\n\nStarted the meal with the foie gras terrine served over toasted country bread.  This was good but I think the foie gras that I had at Animal in LA was much better.  Probably wouldn't order this if I came back to Montreal.  We also tried the french onion soup.  I loved it.  It had a little sweet taste to it.  There was the perfect amount of onions and the cheese was perfectly melted on top.  Delicious!  For the main meal my girlfriend and I split the filet mignon with potatoes foresti\u00e8re and foie gras sauce.  This was awesome.  It is a very heavy dish with steak, potatoes, pearl onions and nice cuts of sliced bacon.  I scarfed the whole thing down while my girlfriend watched because she had was so full.  \n\nThe restaurant staff is great.  They are very attentive and took care of the clientele that was eating at the restaurant from my observations.  \n\nAt the end of the meal they even brought out a shot for my lady and I.  It was some schnapps (probably apple).  Thank you for the kind gesture.  \n\nAnd by the end of the meal the locals were playing in the fountain that was across from the restaurant.  Someone had thrown some bubbles in and the fountain had turned into a bubble extravaganza.  Awesome!!\n\nI am sure that this restaurant does well since it was packed outside and it was almost 10:30pm at night on a warm summer Sunday evening.\n\nCheers!


casino is an unfortunate experience, seedy dirty, old and overall depressing.It was one step above the rapist den that is Circus Circus.  My hubby loved the show, but I thought it was not really worth the $71 per ticket price. Chicken was dry, dessert sucked...it was a microwaved toaster pastry.  The actors were a little disengaged chatting it up on stage when they were without lines.  The horse soloist however was incredible and seemed to really enjoy her job.  Our waiter seemed to be absolutely loathsome of his job, almost to the point it was funny.  Goodness, it seems like everyone who works on the strip hates their lives.  The show was fun though, and entertaining but not for the price.  Loved the pyrotechnics and wish there were more. No bathrooms in theater so if you have to go to the bathroom, too bad for you... you will have to take a bit of a jaunt and miss part of your $71 show. But PS.. my husband loved it and considered it the best show ever.. so who knows.


I come here for meetings almost once per week or once every two weeks. I got in the morning between 8:30-9:30 and stay for a while. The servers are all very friendly. I noticed one of the servers remembers people from before, and in-between rush orders, they are often cleaning up the area. \n\nA major plus for this location is that they have lots of seating and lots of plug-ins for those of us who use our laptops.  There are several small tables, a larger table, and tables by the comfortable bench area. \n\nThe only complaints I have is that it's often busy, I cannot get a seat, and sometimes, the tables are crummy with someone's previous snack. Also, the sun is so darn bright in there at times. Of course, the sun annoys me most of the time anyway, but the shades on the windows only come about halfway down, and the sun is blinding. The parking lot can be kind of annoying too, depending on when one gets there/leaves. \n\nIf you log into their (now) free wifi, there's a free song of the week. I have liked all my free songs of the week, a perk of going to Starbucks. \n\nI can't say I love Starbucks coffee, but I love their tea and option of snacks. They have the kind of granola bars I like, dark chocolate, fruit, and some other items that are quite tasty. \n\nThe music is often the same every week I go, and sometimes it can get overly loud, but it's not that bad.


Got a coupon for a free glitter ball in my email yesterday..so off I go with my little man for a free toy!\nGot there and plenty of glitter balls to choose from.\nI highly recommend signing up with the email rewards club. They always have events for the kiddos and freebies and great coupons.\nI also brought the little guy here when Ozzy Osbourne was signing his new book. it was hella crazy, line around the building. But I managed to take cuts right in front..no one questioned me since I had my baby. We met Ozzy and had a fun time. \nThe staff was a bit overwhelmed by the crowd..but they did good.\nI always stop here when Im at Town Square.


Big sandwiches.  Big.\n\nBread is great on a good day and fair when they don't have it fresh.\n\nMom loves the Philly cheese-steak.\n\nI like the Italian.  I always ask for hot peppers.\n\nOrdering and paying can be a bit confusing.  Best thing to do is to order and immediately go to the cash register to pay.  Otherwise you have your sandwich, you're hungry and then you have to go pay.  I'm not sure how they don\"t get ripped off.  It would seem to me it would be easy to order, wait, take and leave. \n\nThe chips they offer, name escaping me now, are very good.  I know that at most sandwich places I do not get chips but here I do.  BBQ is my favorite here.


Huge portions, great food & its 24 hours!!! I wish there was one these in Los Angeles. Only downside is that its always busy here. Waiting list is long. So make sure you have patience. It will pay off once you have your food. Best believe that.


I just indulged myself with Dinner for the first time at Verrado Grille last night, and I must say that it was a great experience under the circumstances. \n\nThey close at 9 pm and we got there at about 8:30, so I was expecting poor service because of our timing. Our waitress was nice, and the service was still good for being almost closing time. \n\nI had a pint of Verrado Ale (which is 8th street from Four Peaks) and ordered the Almond Encrusted Basa, which was a beautifully cooked white fish with this delicious Orzo/Risotto side. \n\nThe price is right about ball park for the level of quality you get, I would even pay up a little more for it. \n\nOverall it was a great experience and I would recommend that you aim for a sunset dinner, as the view over the golf coarse and the white tank mountains is amazing during that time.


My boyfriend works in this shopping center and he likes deli food so I went to vons to get him some cheap bean and cheese burritos in the deli section- I was going to get a fresh sandwich made because I am not totally into the fried deli food and the menu actually looked pretty good--- turkey pesto something I don't remember.  ANYWAYS. I was standing at the counter watching the two employees do EVERYTHING but their job in helping me. Like literally probably close to 5 minutes \n\nPretty upset and annoyed I called my boyfriend and he told me that this was \"pretty typical\" and that ordering food from the deli section seemed to be a HUGE inconvenience for them. And they are generally very rude needless to say  i didn't buy any thing from them.


It's tough for me not to recommend Okada. This is a beautiful restaurant with terrific service and a nice menu with a good variety of raw and cooked items that are well presented and nicely prepared. The problem is that the experience  doesn't justify the price. I expect high prices when dining at 5 star property on the Las Vegas strip, but I also expect a memorable and perfectly prepared meal in return. In this regard, Okada comes up short. Better sushi is available at more affordable prices from many other establishments.


I Flew Into Vegas Knowing I Was Going To Visit This Local Juice Bar.\n\nI know when I come here for business I'm going to look for the best food I can get because the Strip doesn't offer much in my opinion. Plus I love to look for local businesses offering fresh, flavorful, and, if possible, locally grown food.\nGrass Roots Offers All 3 And More!\nBetween Seth(sorry if I have that wrong. It's the name I heard when you were ringing me up) and Chancey(sp) giving me small tastes of juices she was making before mine was ready, I had a fun experience at this New JuiceBar on the corner of Carson and 6th. It's small so keep your eyes open for the glass door with the Grass Roots logo. \nPart of the fun was I intercepted someone else's order. I was standing at the pick up spot cooling off after a 4 mile run - yes, I'm a little crazy to be running from the strip in 92\u00b0 heat at 7:30 in the morning but I will do that for a great food(juice) experience - so I grabbed the Ginger In The Grass that Chancey handed me(Great green juice, btw. Buy this one if you want to get Your Green fix) and thought she was being nice giving me a cool drink until I order. No, it was for the guy standing beside me. Sorry brotha. \nI downed that drink pretty fast and ordered up a Matchaccino. Another great one for a pick me up with green Matcha tea, coffee beans, almond milk or coconut milk, if you prefer and some other amazing goodness. It's thicker so I felt like I had a great, healthy meal in a 24 oz cup. \nAll in all, I very highly recommend Grass Roots for the juice recipes, fresh, local produce and great, friendly customer service. It's given me another reason to come to Vegas. \nSee you soon Grass Roots.


I have been to the Phoenix Zoo twice now. The first time was 3 weeks ago in 104 degree temp. Awful experience. We only went around the big animals side so my daughter could see them. All the animals were tired, hot and sleeping. They looked miserable and we were miserable too. The water mists did not help one bit.\n\nWe also went this past weekend when the temperature was a high of 76 degrees. Heaven!!! Loved the zoo. Had so much fun. No need to rush. We just relaxed. All the kids were in a great mood. People were smiling, laughing, just having plain ol fun. The animals seemed alive and active. Just a beautiful experience. The Arizona Trail is great. It might have been good to go there with the hot temperatures as well. Some animals are hard to see because of the layout in the cages. The cages are smaller than needed for some of these large cats and other wild life. The Orangutans have a little baby Orangutan in it and he just hangs and plays while the big guys sleep. It was really cool. My favorite part is the giraffes. There were 5 of them this last time.


I think this is one of the best brunch buffets in town.  They have the make your own omelet station and great eggs and a fantastic dessert selection.  Also, the champagne for the mimosas was good too.  This place was so good, my petite little roommate ate here for 3 hours.  (Suffice it to say, she was in a food coma for a good part of the day.)  That's some good eating...


Best mocha EVER! Wayne makes the best drinks and is always a delight to see in the morning.  I moved out of town, but when I visit, I stop here every morning!!


I attended an event planned by old ladies. This hotel/casino seems to cater to an older crowd. Any of you youngsters looking for a hip and happening scene want to steer clear of the Westin.\n\nPros...Very comfortable bed with thick fluffy comforter and FIVE pillows per bed! Sleep quality was outstanding for me. Our room seemed to have newer carpet as it was clean and not worn. The bathroom has a large counter with plenty of room for two people to spread out their things. The bathroom is outfitted with a better than average hair dryer and a scale. Floor to ceiling mirror in the hall by the door.\n\nCons...Not on the strip. Not enough plugs to plug in chargers and gadgets. There were only 3 in our room and none at the desk. Rooms are small. Even a suite was two small rooms with a wall knocked out. Not enough light in the hall by the closet. No safe to secure valuables. Our tiled shower/bath had grime in the grout. It might have been mold but I'm not a mold expert. All I can say it that the grout was quite dirty. Our key cards had a hard time opening the door. It was very touchy and we had to swipe it in a very particular manner.\n\nI usually stay on the strip but event planners had me coming here. It was ok, but I wouldn't recommend it with so many other superior choices.


Zumanity has Cirque du Soleil's usual extremely imaginative costuming and set design.\n.\n.\n.\n.\nOh wait, were you expecting more?!\n.\n.\n.\n.\nWell, OK, here goes:  you would think that the combination of super-hot bods combined with freakish flexibility and strength would make for one *hell* of a sex show, and you couldn't be more wrong about Zumanity.  Somehow, the show came across lukewarm for me.\n\nIf you want sexiness or plain old (?) raunchiness, there are much better venues in Vegas.  So I've heard.  If you want displays of mind bending acrobatic, juggling and other circus skills, there are *MUCH* better venues in Vegas, two of them Cirque du Soleil's own:  \"Myste`re\" and \"O\".  (We have not seen \"Ka\", and I consider \"Love\" to be in an entirely different genre.)


That place is very, very dark but the beer mugs are big and cold! lol. The service was good and their BLT was yummy, plus they give you a BIG portion of fries. I was bummed that I was there during the wings and onion rings but didn't get any. Boo!! Maybe next time :)


It was just ok as far as food goes the service I give A+, I went during rest week and got a great price and good value, But as for going and paying full price.I would say I would not go back . You can find much better steakhouses in the valley for similar price


Staff was rude and pizza stunk!!!!


Pretty good experience.  I'm not sure that we saved all that much through them instead of another avenue.  We wanted to see Absinthe and there was a guy standing outside of Caesar's giving out vouchers for $80.  And that's how much Tix 4 Tonight was also selling them for.  The salesgirl said that the guy's coupon didn't include all the different taxes and service fees though.  Who knows?  I don't and I don't really care.  Ticketmaster sells them for $124 so we were ultimately happy with the savings and the show itself.\n\nThere wasn't a long line at all to buy the ticket vouchers which I was sort of expecting.  However, you do need to do the extra step and go immediately to the venue's box office to switch out your vouchers for actual tickets.  Another slight negative is that you have no idea where you're going to be sitting.  They don't even show you a seating chart.  For Absinthe, it wasn't a big deal since the venue (tent) was so intimate but I don't know how one would fare with a larger show.\n\nAnother, albeit somewhat personal, negative was the girl who rung us up actually asked me if I was all right because to her, I seemed annoyed.  Who says that?!  I was tired and hot from walking around all day (it was like 112 at the time) so I probably wasn't being overly friendly but it wasn't like I was being rude to her or anything.  Again, who says that to a customer?


OUTSTANDING FOOD AND SERVICE!! Great friendly neighborhood restaurant! Everything is yummy!! The ambiance is geat with jammies and hanging umbrellas. Potatoes are amazing with a hint of rosemary. The french toast- and I would recommend the addicting crunchy selection is always served with whipped butter and a bottle of warm syrup! The pot of bread with a touch of cinnamon is is offered with a spot of jam and whipped butter. A wonderful selection on their menu. They always wish to have your feedback for any improvement and the owner comes around to talk and ensure it is a pleasurable experience. Very personable. This is my first review and I eat out for almost every meal. Worth the time.. Hope you enjoy!!


I have been here twice now and will be going back again.  Each time I have ordered the special of the day and haven't been disappointed.  The mock meat has more flavor than 'real' meat in each of the sandwiches I had.  In fact, if the cost was a little more reasonable, I think I would prefer their mock meat over the real thing most of the time!  Definitely would recommend it to anyone to try.


It all started with a sign written mirrored. I began reading it without paying attention to how it was written. \"If you can read this, you haven't drank enough\" or something to that effect. I walked inside. Initially, I thought the store only featured olive oils. Oh, it's so much more than that.\n\nNow, I have friends that blend fruits and vodkas, so I ignored that portion. That's when I noticed the cask strength whiskey selections. I purchased two varieties after asking the gentleman behind the counter some questions. 100ml samples are a breeze. If you're a first time customer like me, be sure to factor in the 100 ml glass bottle costs (3.80 each). He gave us additional information about the casks and also pointed out that for traveling purposes, those bottles are clearly stamped 100ml on the bottom in case airport security has questions. Good man to anticipate my needs. \n\nCheers to Scotland and Demijohn.


I ended up in emergency care after my root canal here (unrelated to Dr. B's work!), and the dentists there were all crowded around my mouth, going on and on about how wonderful the crown looked and how they couldn't even tell it was a fake tooth.\nI've also encountered some (lack of) insurance problems, and Dr. B has worked with me on those to try to lessen the stress. Worth the drive to the south hills, for sure!\nAlso, the office itself is relaxing. Some of the ceiling tiles in the rooms are clouds, just for an added touch :)\nAnd there is a photo book in the lobby of a medical mission/service trip Bellios took. He's just an actual decent human being, which is comforting when you're sitting in that dreaded chair!


We had one thing in mind when we entered Kahunaville, drinks. I had some expired Travelzoo vouchers and I was pleased with how easy it was to use them for the price I paid, not always the case. The drinks and service, however, left something to be desired.\n\nPart of this was our fault, we were not really feeling the crazy, fruity, enormous cocktails. But I had heard their bartenders had won awards and such, so I figured a basic Manhattan would not be a problem. I was wrong. It wasn't disgusting, but it took some work to get it down. After that, we switched to frozen margaritas, which were far better. I would have gone with 3 stars, but the service was just plain bad. We were sitting at the bar, but were often forgotten and the time between drinks was just not OK. We likely would have had another drink or two in the same amount of time had we been given the chance. But we had somewhere to be, so we left with only a mild buzz and feeling pretty happy to get out of there. \n\nUnder different circumstances, like a drunken bar crawl, I'm sure I might have had more fun. Fairly certain I will not come here again.


Awesome food. I love the atmosphere. Wasn't sure what to expect when they announced it was going in, but they've exceeded my expectations. My favorites so far are the cauliflower bites and the meatball sliders. \n\nThey also have some sweet high tech additions to the bar including charging ports below the bar for your phone, a jukebox you can control from your phone, and dartboards that allow you to play against someone across the world. Cool place. \n\nThe owners are cool too, very friendly and awesome. I work across the street and it's great to have the smell of a burger cooking outside once and a while!


The sandwiches are decent at best but the spring rolls here are not good at all compared to the ones in Cali... Wait they just aren't good. The sauce is for lack of a better word \"gross\" and the spring roll was almost frozen from the cooler they put it in. It doesn't have the vermicelli noodles in it either and no peppers or pickled daikon or carrots... Pretty much a fail all the way around.


I'm here a few times a week with my dog (the large dog side). Considering the craziness that takes place at most dog parks this one is pretty relaxed. Most of the dog owners here are pretty responsible here handling their dogs and cleaning up after them. It's super convenient and has a lot of space for all the large dogs.


Hubby and I wanted to warm up from the 30 degree weather so pho seemed like a good idea. Service was good. Restaurant was clean and pretty busy. I didn't really enjoy the pho with beef slices. It had a weird sweet after taste. I've tasted a lot of pho in my day. And I just didn't care for it. My husband enjoyed the Summer Rolls with peanut sauce. Sorry, I can't find a reason to go back.


So to begin with, overall, I do like this hotel. The accommodations are okay, the casino is alright, and the eateries are pleasant. \n\nHere's the big HOWEVER: \n\nIF YOU EVER LEAVE YOUR BAGGAGE IN THE HANDS OF THEIR EMPLOYEES OR IN THE BELL HOP AREA, LOCK YOUR BAGS!! \n\nMy boyfriend and I vacationed there May 1-3, and when we checked out, our baggage went to bell hop because our flight wasn't leaving for another 12 hours. \n\nWhen we got back home in Honolulu, we found some personal items (brand spanking new!!) MISSING!! \n\nI called the hotel and TWO weeks later, they are still giving me the run around about how to go about filing this complaint. Initially, they allowed me to file a complaint and i got a report number. Then they said call the RISK MANAGEMENT office (which I don't think exists!!) to follow up. I have called the office EVERY SINGLE day and EVERY SINGLE time it goes to voice mail, saying they are busy or away from the desk. They must be playing all day cause cant get them to answer ONCE. When I brought this up to a manager (about how i cannot get a hold of the RISK MANAGEMENT), they said \"oh, they must be backed up.\" WAIT. That's the last thing I want to hear: That they have SO MANY report complaints that they re backed up. WTH. \n\nSo, I call front desk, and i end up talking to several different managers saying they'll get back to me. THEY NEVER DID. I asked to be connected to an actual speaking person from the Risk Management office, and the managers say they cant connect me (How sketchy is this?!) Then just recently, the manager said they don't even have my report number. THAT WAS IT: I'VE HAD IT UP TO **HERE**. \n\nIts very frustrating because as paying guests, we should get the treatment and respect, and so far, the only thing I've walked away with is that THE ENTIRE CORPORATION DOESN'T CARE. They haven't called me back since, they haven't offered to take care of some of the expenses. \n\nI wanted to share this HORRIBLE experience over yelp because I don't think anyone else should have to experience this. \n\nBy the way, if you ask to speak to a manager, don't even bother (I'd put their name on here, but I don't do threats). Yeah that's right, I just called you out.


After experiencing this place a bit more, I think better of them!\n\nHad a little pre-NYE party dinner here and enjoyed our evening very much! Reservations are always easy to make via Open Table and we were seated in a lovely spot in the dining room.  Jared, our server, was lovely, answering questions and offering recommendations. \n\nThey still are serving the Ceci (chickpea) Bruschetta amuse; it's really not all that exciting and is not a super inviting dish.  I'd do away with that one.  Shared the Grilled Octopus (again) and it's still great; shared the Beef Cheek Ravioli with the Duck Liver sauce (again) and it's much better this time.  Still rich and flavorful, but pulled back a tiny bit. Perfection this time.  Also shared the Lamb's Tongue with a 3 minute Egg.  Some of the bite of this dish were divine (a little crispy-saltiness from the tongue with the unctuousness of the egg), whereas other bites were just ok.  I wouldn't order it again, but am glad I had it.  We also shared the Lamb Loin dish: so good! Excellent lamb, great preparation! And, while too full for dessert, we had to try their Salted Caramel Gelato. OMG! If they have it, get it. Get two, maybe three of them!  We almost went back the next night just to order that.  It's very reminiscent of Pizzeria Mozza's Butterscotch Budino, which is one of the best desserts of all time.\n\nGreat meal.\n\nAnd, Kirk Peterson, the Beverage Director of B&B Hospitality Group, is outstanding.  I had quite an unusual request, to which he responded promptly, kindly, and, luckily for me, in the affirmative.  I frequently ask for things I'm not entirely confident I'll receive; when someone actually goes out of his way to ensure that things go the way I'd love, then I know a place cares about customer service.  I've had good to amazing experiences at different B&BHG restaurants, and people like Kirk are often the reason why (the food is pretty great, too!).  Thanks so much!


Wow... Huge... I don't even think i've seen every corner of this place... \n\nSeveral stages...\n\nUpstairs rooms...\n\nGirls are super nice... but... maybe cuz i'm a girl... actually... no... it's cuz they're strippers...\n\nStrippers are nice... and they smell nice...


best cupcakes and cakes ever!!


Overrated..\n\nAtmosphere: Too many seats so they can pack as many people in to make the most $ in the least amount of time. It's not comfortable and it's not cool to eat elbow-to-elbow with strangers, especially when one person is coughing continuously and it's so hot in the room you know it's a hotbed of colds and flu waiting to happen. It's a condo decor-as-restaurant-themed location that's so over and tired; but if the diners are impressed, who cares, because they don't know any better.\n\nFood: For lunch, quiche (too many rosemary sprigs), and pulled pork sandwich (cinnamon, cumin, and clove?) and leek soup with hard pieces of stalk.\n\nService: When the server removed our plates that were more than 2/3 full, there was no question about whether we liked our dishes. \n\nThere are better places in the neighbourhood by far.


Horrible service but the food is good. I went to the Zipps on camelback all the time and was so excited when this one opened up in Glendale. Other than the food this is NOT the same restaurant. I always order my food to go to avoid the horrible management restaurant chain atmosphere and poor service. Disappointing.


Overall i give the Gym itself 5 stars, machines are up to date, it's clean, no problems. But i must say the staff there are dumb as a rock! And they will con you into buying personal training membership, especially the sales consultants. If you are going to get a memebership here make sure you make it clear to them you want the GYM MEMEBERSHIP ONLY... THAT'S IT! You may want to drill it in their heads because these people do not understand , and they are INCOHERENT, I had to let my assistant schedule my personal training session like 5 times, the personal training manager had a mentality of a 3rd grader he did not know how to enter my name in the system properly, so my file was missing and it took him like 10 minutes just to look for my name.. Then we have little miss barbie doll training for a bikini contest trying to make small talks with me and trying to get me the most expensive package. Before you walk into this gym make sure you know what you want and you do your research don't let these under paid low lifes peer pressure you into a $100+ pacakge which you only planned on paying 25$ for a membership. And Also before you talk to these idiots ask them where they WENT TO SCHOOL and got their training degrees ask to see credentials!! I miss the flamingo and sandhill gym that was the most friendliest staff DRAMA free gym.


Ok so all the negative reviews made me nervous. Frank was actually better than Blue Man and Criss Angel!  I agree that you need to be at least 30 years old to enjoy it and also enjoy stand up comedy. Wish the tickets were cheaper. It was a good show. The band was great!


Loved this buffet! There was a fantastic spread at Spice Market. Although I do wish there was more variety in the Mexican section. The deserts were awesome! Overall we loved this buffet. We had two Groupons here but were only able to use one (the Lunch buffet with a bottle of wine). Staff was very friendly and attentive. We will totally come back to this spot next time we're in town!


The worst sushi in Vegas.  \n\nOverly creative, poorly executed reinvention, or a clueless chef?  Take your pick.  \n\nThe rice - chewy, almost cooked, well seasoned, so densely molded it's almost mochi.  \n\nThe seafood - limited with several high end selections out of stock or replaced by imitation.\n\nThe specialty rolls - A disaster.  Seriously?  Breaded shrimp for tempura, breaded and deep fried unagi (consistency of cold, fatty, chicken skin), rolls half stuffed with cream cheese, and imitation crab when the menu say real crab (hard to take when the roll is $17).  Finally, just because you were featured on a show about spicy food does not mean that a killer hot sauce should be drizzled on everything.  Ack!\n\nOutright avoid the Fre Kin Gud, Crazy Mad Dragon, Wal Eye Knee, Yes Grasshopper, and Sexy Lady.\n\nService is laughable (remember, the glass is always half full).  On one visit, I asked the bartender for his recommendations and was told \"I don't eat fish\".  After staring dumbfounded for a minute he adds \"I'm a meat and potatoes kind of guy\".  How about a 45 minute wait for my starter (uni nigiri) only to be told it sold out.  Follow that up with a 10 minute wait for soy sauce delivered by an angry server who literally growled at the bartender \"It's your job to give him soy sauce!\"  In her defense, she did move one seat over before berating him.  \n\nLimited wine list, small selection of trendy sake, inventive cocktails.  Vegas resort pricing.\n\nMaybe the Chinese food they prepare is better but after just three visits, I'm not willing to be that guinea pig.\n\nNote:  Added a star to their rating for the manager handling of my complaint and a long time bartender who mixed great cocktails and delivered excellent service.


This place was amazing! I loved the decor, it felt very warm and welcoming. I don't know why people are giving this place such a bad review. This is going to by our new spot for dates and dinner. We were so happy with how friendly our server was we gave him a $20 tip. That never happens.


It has become quite difficult to find an old school barber shop that uses straight razors.  I'm an old school kind of guy.  It's a haircut, not a spa day.  I don't need my hair massaged and shampoo'd or any of that junk.\n\nVillage Barber does a good job.  I've had 3 different people and all have been fine.  An older gentleman, a man in his forties, and an Asian woman.\n\nRating a barbershop can be kind of hard as everyone who walks in the door has different needs.  But yeah, no problems with this place at all.  The price is reasonable.  The only downside I can think of is that they don't take debit or credit cards.


I had breakfast, and didn't eat much. Enough said. I thought this was a high end casino, but it falls short big time in this joint!


This review is long overdue! I thought I had already written it, but apparently in the craziness of finals I forgot. Anyways, onto my review...\n\nAfter driving back from California a couple months ago, my check engine light came on and my car was shaking like crazy. Upon referral from a friend, and after reading all the Yelp reviews, I decided to bring my car (Honda CRV) into Valley Automotive. Boy was I glad I did! I got an initial estimate from KC and his staff, but after doing some work it ended up that there was more wrong with my car than was initially thought. However, rather than me having to pay for the additional fixes, KC offered to foot the bill! I was shocked, but forever grateful! The thing that sets Valley Automotive apart from most other auto shops is they care about their customers and want to do right by them. As a graduate student with little money, I appreciate the honest business and work that KC and his staff do at Valley Automotive. I happily referred a friend to them so she could get a second opinion after taking her car to another shop. Valley Automotive saved her money and she was equally as impressed with the service she received!\n\nApparently my car doesn't like the Vegas heat (who does like 115 degree weather?!) and I noticed that it is leaking coolant. I will gladly be taking my car back to Valley Automotive and doing business with KC and his team again!


I had only been to two other Churrascarias in my life and this one totally blows the other two out of the water.  I think the best meats were the shark, salmon,  bacon-wrapped sirloin, the tri tip, and the ham.  They also did a grilled pineapple off the skewer and it was pretty awesome. As for the available sides....the mushroom risotto was very very tasty.  I liked the cheese bread as well.  There was a whole bunch of salad options, but hey, I'm at a churrascaria... I was in \"meat\" mode.  I bypassed the greenery that day.  I know, shame on me.  I did get a sampling of their asian noodle salad, which I liked.  It was about $50 for all you can eat meat/seafood.  Soooo worth it.  I will definitely be back whenever Im in the area.


I just noticed this was so highly rated and wanted to send a little more reality the way of the burrito drive. The only thing it has going for it is the fact it delivers, and would pass for a business meeting or simple catered event. If you are looking to go out to enjoy some Mexican food-you can look pretty much anywhere else and be happier.  \n\nI've tried this place a couple times over a year ago now, but doubt anything has changed. I disagree with the implication that chipotle or qdoba is inferior to this place. They are comparable, but I would rank chipotle significantly higher. So long as you don't think of this place as a mexican restaurant or receive the food for free, you might not be disappointed.\n\nCome here to remind yourself just how good places like El Pastor and Taqueria Guadalajara are.


We were already on the Strip and in need of some major nourishment. Having just missed a Deuce, we were ready to cut our losses and dig in. We settled on the Stripburger and I'm glad we did. The drinks were good (at Vegas prices) and the meal well made, served quickly, and yummy.\n\nOur one major complaint is that we ordered the \"bucket of shrimp/prawns\" as an appetizer and while it IS served in a bucket about 95% of the bucket is ice. There were exactly 5 shrimp/prawns in said bucket. And, while those were great - it didn't exactly live up to expectations (or the price.)


I've eaten here twice when I was staying at Treasure Island. The Pho is just okay but it'll do in a pinch. It probably smells better than it tastes.\n\nI've tried to veggie spring rolls which were decent, but the peanut sauce is just okay - kind of coco-nutty. \n\nI got the Pho Tai and my friend got the Veggie Pho.  My soup was not super tasty but had lots of pieces of beef but very little noodles.  My friend enjoyed her soup - had bak choy, mushrooms and corn.  Little pricey for pho as you can get an awesome tasting bowl in LA for like 7 dollars.\n\nWaitress was nice and the place was clean.


never in my life have i been so happy to dine and dash before. i won't give a time it happened, nor will i ever return, so i honestly don't fear retribution.\n\nbut after waiting 30 minutes between drinks, and then never saw the waitress again i was so fed up with this place i just walked the fuck out. if they don't care enough about the customers to at least make their rounds every 5-10 minutes to see if we are happy. then they certainly don't care about my money. which by the way i would have been happy to give them. the drinks were good. but i was sober before the next one arrived. unless they are freezing the ice cubes to order, there is no reason for a delay. I'm not going to cause a fuss and complain to the manager. I'm sure the wait on a manager would have been just as bad as the service. so kick rocks. I'm out.\n\nfrom my experience, i really don't think this establishment deserves more then 1 star. i would give 0 if it was possible.


I'm pretty sure they are cleaners that dont know how to clean....\n\nI purchased an Amazon Deal to hire them for 2 hours, but spoke with them directly to have the cleaners come in for 4 hours. Which I told wasnt a problem.\n\nThe day they arrived, I told them everything I needed to be done, and that if it took longer than 4 hours that I would compensate them, not only for their time, but also with a decent tip.\n\nThey called me after 2 hours and told me they were done. I gave them a tip (which they didnt deserve), and when I went to go look at their work, it looked like they hadnt done anything!!\n\nThey didnt clean any of the areas that I asked (since it was a move out, I asked them to clean all the cabinets, inside all the drawers, the shelves, the baseboards, etc) and had basically just smeared all the dust on the windows!!\n\nLastly they used ALL of my cleaning products, and took knicked some of my headbands that had been in there!!!!\n\nWhen I called about this horrible job, my phone calls were ignored, and messages never returned.\n\nBE CAREFUL!!! THESE PEOPLE ARE OUT FOR YOUR MONEY!!!!


The downtown location food is hit or miss. I don't know if it depends on who is cooking or what is happening. When you go on a 'good\" night the food is excelent otherwise it's just ok. This location does consistenly have poor service though especially on the patio.


Disappointed after reading the other reviews.  Ate breakfast on a Labor Day Sunday and the wait was about 45 min.  Portions are definitely huge (especially pancakes) but prices reflect that so its not like you're getting some great deal.  Service was pretty slow with long waits to order and to get our food (simple breakfast stuff like french toast and omelets), food coming out at different times, and another wait to get the check.  Food was merely OK.  Our group had french toast (recommended by an employee, but nothing special at all), a fruit plate (very big), oatmeal (pretty good, but $11 for oatmeal?!?!), a caesar salad, and an omelet.  \n\nThe atmosphere is fine, but not as fun as I thought it might be from the other reviews.  \n\nNo one was impressed.  Big portions doesn't make up for mediocre food.  Maybe other food is better, but breakfast wasn't.


My boyfriend and I are Total Rewards members and used our comps to stay at the Rio. Our stay was November 5 to the 10th. I paid $67 for the whole week. I gave 4 stars because this was our first time staying at this hotel and can't compare it to any previous stays there.\n\nWe flew in on the 4th and check-in isn't until 4 p.m. the next day. We decided to try anyway and learned we would have to pay a hundred something for Friday since their cycle doesn't start over till the check-in time. That was okay. I had family living 20 minutes away whose house we could crash at. The young lady who assisted us at the counter was very pleasant.\n\nFast forward to 4 p.m. The young lady that helped us the night before was still working! Poor thing. But it was a gentleman who checked us in and was just as pleasant. We chose not to get an upgrade of a renovated room with a view of the strip. Our suite was in the Masquerade Tower on the eighth floor. It was a pretty large size. After walking taking a tour of the room, I sat down on the bed and realized the pictures on the website did not match what we have. The photos on the website were of the renovated rooms. I couldn't really complain, especially for $67. We still did have a view of the strip, though. (See attached photo). The couch was a little tattered on one corner. The drain in the shower was slow draining. One end of the towel rack on the shower door fell off when I hung a towel, but was easily fixed. TV is old school style. Still, I cannot complain. We were mostly happy with having a refrigerator and the room was clean. Housekeeping did a good job whenever we asked for room service. She even gave us extra shampoo and soap eventhough we weren't really using them. I ordered in-room breakfast and the man who served us was very nice. \n\nI would definately stay here again.


I have been here on 2 separate occasions. The first was to have a dining experience and to be honest I was not impressed at all. We had a reservation and ended up waiting an additional 30 minutes for our table. That drives me crazy and is usually a bad sign.\n\nIt took a while to get our wine and place our order. I really don't feel that it was that busy. Here is a list of the items ordered:\n\nApps: Calamari Chorizo, Polenta, Arugula, Hand-cut Wagyu Tartare* Crostini\n\nSalad: Italian Buffalo Mozzarella Hazelnuts, Warm Fris\u00e9e* Farm Egg, Smoked Bacon\n\nEntrees: 8 oz. New York Strip, Japan, 24 hour Shortrib Cipollini Onion\n\nSides: Braised Kale Bacon, White Beans, Bordelaise, Potato Gratin Roasted Garlic Cream\n\nDesserts: Peanut Butter Mousse and Clemence Pie\n\nIt took a wile to get our food and the food was just okay. Nothing stood out at me as amazing. I was expecting a lot more from this place. \n\nMy second visit was just for drinks. I was happy to just get to the bar. I ordered the Key Lime Martini and Cucumber Gin Martini. Both were really good and I would definitely return back for drinks, food probably not.


The pizza is great and it's so original! The price is good and the food is great. But don't ask them for ranch it will highly offend them, they say that people use ranch to cover up the taste of bad pizza. The cheese is amazing!


I went to all the big box stores as well as Lumber Liquidators before going to check out Floor and Decor which is a ways from me. I have nothing negative to say and happy to detail my experience. \n\nLooking for new flooring (laminate/wood flooring) after my house had a flood. I did like a few ones from Home Depot...but by the time I got back those items were sold out (online as well). Hard to believe but I guess I have great taste or something.\n\nDecided to check out the \"Walmart of flooring\" and not disappointed. Sure the staff seems to be like at Walmart which means they are nearly invisible if you want them to be but I was able to get help fairly quickly and kindly as well. \n\nWhat gets them the four star review is that the wood flooring I wanted at their Tempe store was sold out (I bought all the remaining stock, about 20 boxes) but I needed twice that amount. The service counter told me their Tucson store had some and I was told to call because their payment processing system does not allow you to pay over the phone. That is why I give them 4 stars and not 5 because it would have avoided me having to call their 800 number to make an order only to be told to that that order would be from the Tucson store anyways. Confusing and something they should fix. One should be able to simple call any nearby store, prepay for the item and be able to pick it up. This wasn't the case with them. I was however very satisfied with their call center because the order was $100 or so above my daily credit card limit and I was unable to make the full payment when the shipping costs were added. They kindly removed enough shipping costs that I could conclude the transaction and not only that but the call center customer service rep recognized me and made the process very easy when it could have been a major headache.\nIf they can fix their current payment process, they deserve five stars and you can't beat the options and the fact that this place covers all your flooring needs.


Cute little cake/crepe shop! Good place to go for a dessert!\n\nI tried the greentea cake & it was delicious! It was layered with azuki cream filling. \nThey had all sorts of pastries (strawberry shortcake, cream puffs, custard pudding, etc) \n\nNext time I'm definitely going to try their crepes! It looked so yummy~


ages....ages since i've been in einsteins. i don't typically eat bagels anymore because it is just so many carbs for breakfast. but i neglected to eat before leaving the house and after a few hours of errands and meetings, i needed something, alas, einsteins was right there!!!!\ni ordered a spinach, mozz, and mushroom bagel sandwich and coffee. it was pretty good i must say. the coffee was good as well. as anyone knows, tons of bagel options.


We did take out.  Chichen beef and shrimp with veggies was very good.  Salad we threw out which was iceberg lettuce with a dab of some sweet Asian salsa type stuff.  Fried rice was extra cost.  2 people came to 30+ bucks - 15 a plate is too much for takeout.


I love the atmosphere at 300 East. It is very cozy and intimate, great for a date night. The food is always really good, as is the service. I especially love the baked goat cheese appetizer and the filet. So good!


from the music to the coffee to the furniture this place gets it, or at least gets it for me. i havent had a bad coffee there yet. the brownies are super rediculous good. the music is loud and not on the radio.


Great place to get books for a broke college student!  Friendly staff and a great selection.


So I've been to this location and the one in Phoenix off ray and the 10. My friend has a membership here. So we've been gym buddies and trying to encourage each other to go more often. Sometimes u need that extra push to get you there! \n\nIf you want something super basic, nothing flashy or fancy then this is the gym for you. It's about $10 a month, or you can do $20 a month for all locations and bring unlimited number of guests. \n\nNow I'm torn between a 2 star and 3 star rating for this place. First, I've been a member with 24 hour for years. Not switching, they're pretty basic as well, nothing fancy, has everything I need for a very reasonably priced. However, my gym has a sauna, basketball court, classes, pool, etc. which Planet does not. The big thing for me was no sauna! what!? AND what is up with that lunk alarm thing? They're supposed to be a judgment free gym supposedly, but then they have this alarm which screams and flashes when someone drops a heavy weight, grunts, or actually exerts effort.  what the!!?? Doesn't really make sense to me. & is that really necessary?


New in town I was looking for a great brow wax and based on all the wonderful reviews I made an appointment with d'Lisa at the Scottsdale location.  She was friendly and the salon is clean and has a great vibe.  I then had the fastest brow wax ever, literally less than 5 minutes.  I took a quick look in the mirror and was out the door.  When I got home and looked closer I discovered that one brow is 1/8 of an inch from my center line and the other a half inch.  I look crooked and then I noticed I have a hole in one brow.  The gap on the 1/2 inch side looks dumb and I need to pencil it in.   \n\nSuper bummed, won't be going back.


WAY OVERPRICED!!!  This is a great place for first timers but i doubt they will be getting frequent customers returning.  Their menu is just too expensive.


Really enjoyed our dinner here with my wife. Is it pricey, ya... But that shouldn't come as a surprise. I had the seabass which was GREAT. Wife had the filet which was good. We got two sides fried Mac and cheese and cream spinach(probably should have only gotten one since we were both stuffed) but both were great so not sure which I would have chosen if I could only choose one! The place they really get you is on liquor. Two drinks was $26 so drink before you go in!


Had an absolutely fabulous Cobb salad for brunch--one of the best Cobb's I've ever had (that might sound like faint praise, but they're harder to do well than you might think).  The vinaigrette was superb.  Definitely coming back.  The service was quick, even for Sunday brunch, and we only had to wait 20 minutes for a table.  Loved it!


First check in on 4sq every time you come. Penny beer every 5th trip. It's all about the naked grilled  wings. I get mine hot. Not a fan of the breaded wings, but naked with no breading are fantastic. Also say hi to Eva behind the bar. She's great at what she does.


The food is good. Would give 4 starts except  I guess somewhere along the line I became an old man.. But something about 10am shoulder to shoulder with tons of people and techno from the DJ.. If you have a hangover avoid!


There is not much to say that hasn't already been said about this place. It is one of the better pizzerias in the Mesa. \n\nI have gone here quite a few times, usually stopping in for a slice. These slices are amazing! Some of the biggest single pizza slices that I have ever seen and not very expensive at all. They normally load on the toppings pretty well, not skimping nor overloading, but when you just buy a slice, toppings never stick onto the pizza, and here they seems to just sadly lay on top of a delicious slice. It is much better to just stick with a basic one if you want a slice and something crazier if you get a whole pizza. \n\nOne sad part is they have some of the smallest wings I have ever seen. I am not the most knowledgeable when it comes to wings, but I have had my fair share and these were by far the smallest wings I have ever eaten. Not sure if they were just from the runt chickens of the pack or something. I've actually tried them on multiple times, thinking I may have had bad luck the first time, but again, I thought they were below-average on their size. Sad, since the barbecue sauce was DELICIOUS!\n\nA good place with some pretty decent lunch and daily deals.


Mixed feelings. Except for the salads, the food was tasty. Meatloaf sandwich and breakfast plate was really good  Be prepared for huge portions. Salads were lettuce heavy and dressing was watery. I gave it 2 stars because the service, though friendly, was slow. And the dishes were dirty. Coffee mug had lipstick all around and silverware smelled like dirty water. If u don't care about that stuff, give it a try.


Chocolate Fountain at Jean Philippe Patisserie at Bellagio is a must see when you are in Las Vegas.  It's a modern day Willy Wonka choco wonder.  This incredible chocolate fountain is rumored to be a million dollar worth.  I took a lot of pictures, because the first time I've seen it 5 yrs ago, I never thought  its got a tag of a million dollar, but I am totally awed by this tall, inticate continuous flow of dark and white chocolate, that I'm so tempted to go underneath it, if it is not enclosed in a glass.\n         Lucky they have crepe in front, fresh to order so I decided to try their \"crepe nutella\".  I was not disappointed.  It was nicely presented, softly made and with just the perfect amount of that yummy chocolate/hazelnut spread of ferrero's Nutella.  I usually get my crepe at Paris Hotel across the road, but with a show of chocolate fountain while eating your crepe, I would definitely choose Jean Philippe.  I would definitely try their other stuff next time I'm in Vegas.


Have you ever really wanted to eat in a sit down restaurant, but all that was anywhere near your house was one lousy place that was always over crowded, and the food was always pretty terrible?  If you have been missing out on this experience then I invite you to check out the Hickory Tavern in Wesley Chapel.  \n\nTonight, my girlfriend just got back from a conference in Vegas, and I am in the middle of a semester in college whilst working full time.  We are both overworked and tired, and just wanted some decent food without having to cook.  Unfortunately, all there is around here in the way of an American style sit down restaurant is Hickory Tavern.  Although we have consistently been disappointed with the HT's, some are more tolerable than others.  \n\nThe service is always slow, the places are always too crowded, and the parking just sucks all day long.  This one takes home the prize for all of those categories, and also adds bad food to the list.  Tonight we all ordered burgers with different sides, and different sauces for them, but I guess the staff elected to go with fries all around, and no sauces at all, ordered or not.  I like getting burgers at places because they are generally a safe bet, because how the HELL do you screw up a burger?  \n\nYou might start out by putting it on a soggy bun, and pairing it with soggy fries.  We could have maybe dipped the burger or the fries in the honey mustard or mexi ranch we ordered with our meals, but I guess they were out.  The soggy fry thing shouldn't have been an issue at all for my girlfriend because she ordered chips with her burger, but, like I said, I guess they were out. \n\nI skipped the salad I ordered because the burger looked good, and I didn't want to wait, but looks can be deceiving with Hickory Tavern food.  All in all, I think that was our last attempt with HT.  We don't like eating pizza or Chinese every time we want local food, but that is all that is decent around here.  We will probably become loyal patrons of literally anything that moves into the shopping center besides HT.  If any of either the parking, service, crowd, or food quality are better then it is bound to be better than Hickory Tavern at Wesley Chapel.\n\nAs for the bar experience, I haven't had it at this place yet, but judging by the crowd, if you are more than a one drink an hour person, you may just want to go to a Chili's or somewhere else.  I am not saying they are all this bad, but yes, they are all pretty lousy as a whole, and the odds are that if there is any other restaurant you can go to nearby an HT, it will turn out better.  Unfortunately that isn't the case around my house, but hopefully you all have more options.


I highly recommend Halo and there very professional environment. After a horrible scalpel experience by a piercer in California years ago, I had to have 2 surgeries to reconstruct my ears. I thought there was no hope of ever having them look normal again. I went in to Halo about a year ago to talk to Jeremiah about possibly piercing them one day when the scar tissue healed. You could imagine my hesitation to do anything to my ears again, but as the surgeries left my ears a little uneven I wanted to pierce them with simple studs to take the focus off. So, I finally went in a week ago to see about  piercing them. Jeremiah was very comforting through the whole process and the piercing was quick, precise and just what I had hoped for and more! They are healing better than any piercing I have ever had. I don't have to hide my ears anymore! I have also had a dermal removed there in the past and can honestly say you can trust everyone here. Great place to find some awesome jewelry too. Thanks guys, I will definitely be back!


Sorry, to say our meal was not tasty at all and our tamale was cold. Maybe they can improve as we need more types and styles of food in Fountain Hills.


This walmart never seems to have anything. When I go to other walmarts I am surprised by all the things they offer. It is very clean and friendly staff.


This place has really good and really bad aspects to it.  The good is that most of the food is pretty good.  The bad is the service/overall friendliness.  \n\nThe hummus, babaganoush, gyros,  feta (of various varieties) are all great.\n\nThe falafel isn't great -- dense & tough without a huge amount of flavor.\n\nMy mother refers to the service as like the Soup Nazi in Seinfeld... don't ask for any favors.  For instance, we went on Sunday at 4:30pm,  Yelp says open until 5pm, the door says open until 5pm.  We went to the counter and they say  \"sorry we close at 4:30\" (we were there at 4:32).  Out of the \"goodness\" of their hearts, they give us salad and falafel and hummus but nothing else.\n\nAnyways, the food would get 4* the service gets a 1*.   I'll be generous and give 3*.


I've gotten several very nice pedicures at DV.  The place isn't fancy but it's clean, the staff is friendly, and they offer good prices.


One of the better Pho spots in Phoenix, Angelina's combines a high class appeal with great Pho and service.\n\nI was very pleased at the Rare Steak Pho. The meat was very high quality and they brought lots of extras, including fresh cilantro and Italian Parsley. The size was enough to be filling, even at a medium. Noodles were tasty and the broth was pleasant.\n\nThe sunflower shrimp appetizer was amazing. Very good way to start the dinner. The green tea was full of spices and had a unique taste that made it very good to drink.\n\nThe ambiance was very classy. My waiter was professional, courteous, and respectful. She came to our table just often enough to be perfect.\n\nDefinitely will be coming here again.


They charged $110 to tell me that my gas cap wasn't screwed on tightly. After my furious husband told them that we would obviously not be back, the manager told us that was fine, and proceeded to flip my husband off as we drove out. Nice customer service. \n\nJust for the record, we went there about a year prior to this service call for new brakes and spent about $400. The team back then was completely different and had great customer service which is why we went back in the first place. \n\nDon't go there.


This apartment complex is like putting lipstick on a pig.  It's still a pig!   I had a tiny shower -no bath tub !  Every now and then a pipe would drip rust while I was taking a shower !  Cracks with plaster all over every ceiling !  The funniest thing is when it came to renewal they wanted to raise my rent over 100 dollars?     I said goodbye and now live at elevation which is brand new with stainless steel appliances and no rust drips in my shower !   If you think this place is awesome ask to see your apartment


I live nearby and really like this place. They make their bagels fresh every morning and they make their own cream cheese. I like my everything bagel with the nova cream cheese. Yummy!  They get busy on the weekends very early and once they're out of something, they're out. They always have a lot of everything but I've been there later in the morning on a Saturday and they were out of a certain kind of bagel.  Sooooo good!!!


Very simple, the food wasn't very good. I had the BBQ Bacon Burger - if there is a BBQ Burger on any menu I have to get it - its a personal gluttonous rule for myself. \n\nThe meat here wasn't very good at all but to top that, the BBQ sauce wasn't very flavorful at all either. The only good part was the onion rings, but everything seemed to be sitting in grease just a little bit too long like the grills and deep fryers need to be cleaned or something.


The rooms are great. The pool area is nice. My only complaint is a very high resort fee. Almost $28. I wanted to splurge a little and stay at a nice place but the fee made it not worth it.


Groupon users beware! This salon figures you are one time customer. \nThe stylist they assigned to me washed my hair as if she was on a time limit.\nThe conditioner that was in included with the groupon was applied and not \nwashed out. And we all know what that means greasy looking hair!


This place's food is GOOD . . . REALLY GOOD.  There is nothing that I have ordered there that I have not liked.  It is also convenient for us as it's about 2 miles from our home.\n\nHOWEVER, the service is NEVER GOOD.  I have eaten there with my husband 3 times.  The 1st time, we ate there kind of late.  We were among 3 or 4 tables of people left in the place.  The waitress seemed tired and didn't really seem to care that we were there.  She was far from friendly and the service was far from marvelous.  It took longer than I feel it should to get our food.\n\nThe second time we ate there, we sat in the bar area.  The bartender/server was eventually friendly this time, but only by the point we were about to leave.  In the beginning she didn't seem to care much and was just kind of blah.  I think maybe she warmed up because they got my order wrong.  I don't like refried beans so I asked if I could have a double rice portion instead of rice and beans.  When I ordered, the server said that was fine, but my plate came with beans and rice anyway.  She did offer to take the whole thing back and fix it, but I was so hungry, I just kept the plate.  Again, it takes quite a while to get your food whether they are busy or not.\n\nThe 3rd time we were there was last night (my husband, our baby, and a friend of mine).  They messed up my order AGAIN.  This time I had asked for tamales with no cheese over the top of them.  It came with cheese on the top.   This time, I was so frustrated, I didn't even bother to bring it up to the server and she didn't even notice it was wrong.  If she would have, with her attitude I doubt she would have genuinely cared anyway.  Again, it takes so long to get your food out at this restaurant when it's slow that I just sucked it up and ate it anyway as this was a Friday night and BUSY.  The server again was blah.  Not bad, but not friendly.\n\nIn conclusion, this restaurant could greatly improve its Yelp reviews if they would make an effort to make people feel appreciated and welcome.  The staff needs a lesson in customer service and they need to get a good flow of positive energy going.  \n\nTHEY ALSO NEED TO BE MORE CAREFUL ABOUT GETTING THEIR ORDERS CORRECT!!!  LIKE I SAID, I HAVE EATEN THERE 3 TIMES AND MY ORDER WAS WRONG TWICE.  To me, that is not acceptable.  I sincerely hope someone from management there reads this so that they can fix it because the atmosphere there as well as the food is good.  That's why I gave them 3 chances despite my past experiences.  Sorry, guys - 3 strikes - YOU'RE OUT!!!


Always a solid buffet.  Maybe not as large a selection as some of the others like the Carnival world, but everythign they put out is always great and it doesnt matter what meal you are there for, SAVE ROOM FOR A CREPE, they're just plain awesome.


I love this little coffee shop. Amidst all of the commercial coffee places around, this seems down to earth and unassuming.  The barista is always friendly.  I like to support local businesses and would, by far, support Gold Bar than Starbucks located across the parking lot.


Not sure what all the hype in prior reviews is about.  This is one of the dirtiest restaurants I've been in.  The food is routine at best.  The frying oil was old and made the Mongolian BBQ taste rancid.  This place has been reincarnated several times, and each time it gets dirtier and worse.  This is far from the best and closer to one of the worst.


I arrived with a 9-top here on a Tuesday. They had a nice special going on, and we all wanted to check out the Linq!  While, for tourists - the enticing idea of BOGO tacos, and BOGO margaritas sounds great - please don't even waste your time. \n\nThe only reason I'm giving this place two starts is because the BOGO margaritas were great, and were great tasting... but I expect that out of a place that included \"Tequila Bar\" in their name.  \n\nThe service was at best a 2. It took 10 minutes to even be addressed, for starters and we were one of TWO tables seated inside.  I might be exaggerating slightly, but at max there was 6 tables not on the patio. All of the food wasn't brought out together, making the other half of the table wait for another 10 minutes. We gave up on ordering drinks from the server, and instead going to the bar because there was no luck. If the meal was decent, I would look over all of this - but of course, that was the worst part.\n\nFor starters, they brought out the pork rinds and guac... with pomegranate? I don't know what they were going for with this flavor profile. My pallet was mostly confused, wanting more citrus, wanting more vinegar, wanting the pomegranates far away from my guacamole. The plating was beautiful (such a tease!)\n\nWe ordered all of the tacos in the world, and a few steaks for the table. I can honestly say, with not a doubt in my mind - I WISH we decided to just go to Chili's.  The food at Chili's would have been way better... and I would never want to eat at Chili's! All of the meats were dry, the servings were tiny, and the garnishes didn't add to the flavors at all. It's like they built the entire menu off of aesthetic and paid no attention to taste. (again those pomegranates... I'll never understand.) The steaks, ordered rare, were decent. I wish I ordered a steak.  But, with this being a Mexican Restaurant, I expect a little more attention being made on the actual Mexican food.\n\nI wouldn't recommend this place for anyone. It's extremely overprices, and geared at tourists that will be distracted by the beautiful decor.  The drink prices are similar to the rest of the strip, and why would you buy drinks there when O'Sheas has decent prices next door?


Alto E gets an \"A\" for ambiance and service.  Alto E is situated in the Scottsdale Hyatt - beautiful venue.  The service was impeccable, the staff were attentive and friendly.\n\nWhere Alto E fails short, the food.  I was looking forward to a great meal and left disappointed.  We had the crab linguine and it was unbelievable salty.  We also had the duck confit and while the dish was decent, there was nothing spectacular about it.\n\nThe highlight of the night was the gondola ride, it came complimentary with our dinner.  Major brownie points if you're trying to impress your date.


My first trip to Vegas and I had to eat here. I was expecting all this great food from all the rave for Vegas buffets, but I guess I just stepped into the wrong one. Buffets back home are better for less than half the price. Even Hometown Buffet is better in my opinion and I am NOT a fan of Hometown Buffet.\n\n$35 for all day!? I thought I was hearing & seeing things, but you get a WATERPROOF wristband to go back to two buffets all day! Wow such a great deal right? NO. The food sucked and there was no variety.


Meh, nothing special at all! Had the brisket sliders, more like fat sliders. Save yourself the nausea....


AC just died on Sunday and after looking at Yelp I found these guys with glowing reviews. I see why. They were consistant on what time they would be there and they diagnosed the issue quickly. They were informative and friendly. That is a great way to recieve repeat business. Hope the AC doesnt fail anymore this summer but if it does Im calling the Flores'


It's not been half an hour since I walked out of Haweli and I'm on Yelp writing this review. I hope that is as good an understatement as I can make as to how TERRIFIC this restaurant is. Where do I start??? The ambiance, the service, the food..!!! I'm at a loss!!!\n\nIt is my son's second birthday today and my family and I being new to AZ did not have anyone to celebrate it with. So we decided to walk down to Haweli (it helps that we live right behind the restaurant) and treat ourselves to a quiet dinner. In hindsight, that has to be the best decision we've taken today.\n\nWe walked in and were immediately greeted by Gopi (he's one of the two guys who run this place). We chose our own seats and Gopi got us the toddler seat for our son. The place was tastefully done with grand chandeliers, ample lighting and great decor We were given water (even that tasted awesome) and they were very understanding when we asked for a little more than the usual time in placing the order since we had to get our son settled first. We ordered the masala pappad, chicken pakora, garlic naan, tandoori shrimp masala and chicken biriyani. We loved the pakora which was basically succulent tandoori chicken covered with the traditional pakora wrap. It came with the mint and sweet and sour chutneys which were superb as well. The garlic naan was just perfect and the shrimp masala was out of this world. The gravy was thick and savory while the shrimp was marinated and cooked to perfection. My wife thought the chicken biriyani was great, however she found it to be different from the Kerala flavored chicken biriyani that we are more used to. Nevertheless, she really liked it.\n\nDespite there being no complimentary rice with curries, we were given a full portion of rice at no cost. But the icing on the cake was yet to come. When Gopi got to know that it was my son's birthday, he got us three huge fantabulous Mango lassies \"on the house\"!!! All portions of food were easily sufficient for 2 pax. If you are used to Indian food, a spice index of 7/10 should be just fine. (We could've gone for 8 but then wanted to keep it a little mild for our toddler). The wait time was just a little over 10-12 mins which I thought was very reasonable. \n\nFinally, a word on the \"people\". When the lady waitressing on you has seen more of India than you have managed in your entire existence, you know you are in good hands. Marissa was not just knowledgeable about the menu, but she also was seen helping out guests unfamiliar to Indian cuisine what to choose. She was super friendly and courteous. Gopi and Pradeep both individually walked up to us during various times and checked if we were ok and made it a point to talk to us while we were leaving. They have plans to expand the menu with more south Indian varieties such as Dosa, vada etc. being introduced. I can only imagine myself queuing up by the Haweli every morning in a little while to start off my day with authentic south Indian cuisine.\n\nWhile the signature of every restaurant is the quality of the food that is served, for me, the team that gets you the food (right from your table to the kitchen and back) are the ones who leave an indelible mark on you.  I have been overwhelmed by the warmth and care shown by the staff. They were constantly looking for feedback from us on how to improve the menu, food, service and presentation. To me, that is the hallmark of a restaurant that looks set to be doing excellent business in times to come!!!\n\n***\nThe price is VERY reasonable for the quantities and quality that they offer. And they are running a 15% off on all meals until end of July.


I just love the Mongolian beef, I order it every time I get take out.