I have to say I was not impressed with this place at all.  It has a good gimmick.  When entering there is a huge sign on the door stating cash only and you are reminded of this by the nurse who is positioned behind  a glass wall. She kindly reminds you that it is cash only and they have an ATM if you need it.  All \"patients\" must wear a hospital gown. \nWe were sat near the paddle station but sadly positioned so we really couldn't see what was really happening except the beatings. :) (You are beaten if you don't finish your food.  in reality, you have to buy one of their souvenir paddles.). \n\nIt took a bit for our waitress to come over to us to place our orders.  There really isn't much variety on the menu, it is a burger or a chili hot dog.  I got a single burger and my husband order the chili dog with fries.  The burger was bland even with chili on it and the fries were just soggy not crisp at all.  My husband's chili dog didn't have enough chili on it to cover the whole thing. Oh, and you can't just order a glass of water, you have to pay for bottled water and the Coca Cola bottles are the smaller kind.  Paying $3 a pop was not pleasant. \n\nWe were entertained while we ate as several tourists were being \"spanked\" but all in all the place is not worth a repeat.  Food was eh, service was eh, and the prices were eh.


There is nothing, and I mean nothing, harder than giving a store that sells alcohol less than five stars. I'm not saying I'm an alcoholic, but I love vodka.\n\nMy favorite TW&M is in Springfield, VA. That store did not mess around. It had what you needed, how you needed it, when you needed it. My addiction was sated here each and every time. \n\nAnyway, this was my first visit to this store. I've slowed down a lot in the years that I acquired the hobby of drinking great beer/vodka/wine so I don't make as many trips, or I just grab my favorite beer at Whole Foods, et al. So I was pretty excited to be walking into one of my favorite places!\n\nWalked in the door and immediately you're bombarded with bottles everywhere. If you were 12 and this was a candy store your heart would stop from the excitement. I'm not saying alcohol is my candy, but this looks like a pattern. Sorry. So, you THINK you have all these choices, but you really don't. \n\nThis store has inventory, I know they sell a variety of things, but it's not as abundant an inventory as it seems. I love Chimay. They carry it, but it's a small selection. Their Polish beers were gone, but for one six-pack. They hadn't heard of others. I asked for three different kinds of bourbon, they'd heard of one of them. One guy that was 'helping' me also had this oddly annoying habit of actually having a microphone to talk into, but instead of using that, he'd walk to the front of the store to ask if they had what I needed. So weird. \n\nEveryone was pretty helpful and I finally found what I wanted sort of. So, I go to check out. \n\nThey don't refrigerate a lot of the beers, but seemingly had a solution in a fridge that could cool them down in seven minutes. I don't know why I didn't do that with my beer while I was looking for bourbon, but I just didn't. I lost track of time and no one mentioned it to me so I was just wandering around and the store closed. By the time was up at the register it was about 10 after. The manager was visible perturbed. \n\nLet me tell you something. Perturbed is what you feel when you're in traffic, your  dog pees on your floor or your next door neighbor doesn't return your rake when you need it. Perturbed is NOT when a paying customer is standing in your face about to purchase something from your establishment. \n\nI asked him if he wouldn't mind me cooling off my beer in his cooler for a few minutes as I'd forgotten to do it. Let me tell you, this man showed zero restraint in holding back his irritation that I was still in his store after closing AND wanted to stay longer. I asked him if there wasn't someone else in the store still shopping, he said yes, I asked then if I could just cool the beer down until they got to the front. PERFECTLY REASONABLE REQUEST. He was so rude that I told him so. Seriously. YOU ARE RUDE. He didn't care at all. 'He was trying to get his employees home.' Welcome to RETAIL, rude manager. \n\nI wouldn't go back to this store and spend my money if my life depended on it. I'm not sure he realizes that everyone sells what he has elsewhere. I'm sad, though, I have always, always loved this place. Just a little patience and kindness would have given them a loyal customer forever. Boo.


If you like going to clubs, you will love this place. If you value good service, a friendly attitude, really good food, and a good value, go somewhere else.\n\nThis is a classic case of poor management. Both times I went there, we found tables available, but were told to wait 15-20 minutes.\n\nThe first time, I had a plane to catch. By the time I was seated, and they finally came over to take our order, I had to leave.\n\nThe second time, I gave them a chance. Long wait, and by the time one of the \"hip\" waitresses came over, the ice in my soft drink had melted. \n\nThe burgers were decent, but honestly, there is a Japanese Burger truck that goes to various locations. It's a lot better, a lot more fun, and better priced. \n\nAs I said before, the crowd that goes here seems really \"in\" and \"trendy\", and act like they are sitting at VIP Tables in a Club.  The waitresses act like they are cocktail waitresses at a club. The management thinks they are really cool.\n\nIf they had a product that justified this arrogant attitude, fine. My wife thought they had great Sweet Potato Fries. That's about it.


My family and I have been to this location several times and it's always an adventure. The staff seems clueless about their jobs, they mess the order up and they have no regard that the customer is watching all of this. I need to find a different location and let the keystone cops have this location


I used to like Sundance when it just opened, but it has really gone downhill. \n\nThe service is awful and the food is just as bad..


Food was OK, but service hella sucked, all due to our waiter Jeffrey Hoth. If you ever go here, stay away from that fat, bald, lazy waste of air. I mean, 30 minutes to get a fucking Coke? Are you serious? And then another 30 minutes for our food. Then the guy had the nerve to hover around us as we ate so that he could get paid, as he was gonna go on break. Grr. Yuck. Bye.


i'm usually a much sweeter kind of gal but this place is run by people who are dumb as rocks.\n\n2 young gals who fall into the uber granola category but without any knowledge of nutrition.  i get the low pay grade but at least feed me some bs when i ask a question or look it up.\n\nthere were 3 kinds of manuka honey - 2 of which i was familiar with and one i was not sure of their grading system - ie. what is \"silver\" = ? amber such and such?\n\nconvenient since they are close by but my next purchase will be from amazon - at least i can read up on the reviews there and it is cheaper.


Good chain. Pretty fast. The deep dish pizzas aren't really deep dish like Chicago (saucy and soupy) more like a pan crust pizza from pizza hut but still pretty good to eat and definitely better than the average Chicago want to be. Haven't had the beer here but they have a great happy hour around 5. \n\nBiggest recommendation would be to order the world famous pizzuki, a giant cookie in a skillet covered in ice cream. Wow.


Never ever going back. The place stinks like cigarettes and the service is terrible. The food is mediocre, ihop may be better. Definitely wouldn't suggest to a friend.


The new Children's Museum is long overdue. The old place was nice but had more negatives than positives going for it. The new building, next to the Smith Center, is gorgeous with plenty of parking in the  adjacent parking garage and overflow parking next to the World Market and Mundo.\n\nThere are plenty of new interactive exhibits, including arts and crafts stations that my five year old loved. Another hit was the area where you can build your own mini parachute and cars to try out.\n\nSome exhibits from the old museum were brought over to the new place and given updates, like the Ecco Village. The garage where you can fix up a car and the grocery store were both hits. During peak hours the grocery store will be packed with kids shopping for (toy) food.\n\nThe biggest negative is the central tower that spans the height of the building. The tower is basically a stairwell with interactive exhibits on every floor and half floor. While that part is great, the ladders and slides that connect different levels can be a parent's worst nightmare. If you follow your kid down the slides it isn't a big deal. If not, your kid ends up on a different level, making it scary because it separates kid from parent. They have safety measures in place aimed to prevent solo adults from leaving with kids, but I still wouldn't put my trust in anyone else's security. My kid had a blast going down the slides but in one instance he ended up on a different floor and I had to hustle through the crowds to catch up to him. I spoke with one of the employees and they mentioned that it's a daily occurrence to have a lost kid and frantic parents.\n\nAside from worrying if my kid is lost, it's a great museum with a tremendous amount of potential and it can only get better.\n\nEntry to the museum is $12 regardless of age. Different annual family memberships range from $125 to $175 a year.


VERY OVER RATED!   SLOW check in, SNOW ticket pick up, POOL closed at 4 and 5PM on a weekend.  Charges for in room frig and internet.  Many other extra fees.  OVERPRICED  Beatles LOVE Show was a great show with high ratings.  VALET Service does get 5 stars.  Would never go back to this hotel due to choices nearby.


I am wayyyyy frugal so I love this place and pretty  much any outlet store-- Its happened on more than one occasion that I found something here discounted that was regular priced at the Galleria or online. Staff is usually friendly -- and although the store is not always at its cleanliessness lol -- i think it goes with the concept .. which I LOVE...


Chuck E Cheese is our typical Friday outing.  We had an activity in south Phoenix so on our way home we stopped at the closest one.  This was our first time at the one.  The good thing is they had different machines then the other ones we go to.  But the one thing my daughter loves about Chuck E Cheese is \"Chuck E Cheese\". At this one I almost had to become Chuck E myself, we almost had to force them to bring Chuck E out. We got there at 5pm, we were about to leave and they finally brought him out.  So we she did get to see him but almost by force.


I'm a big fan of Kaiseki Ryori because of it's delicacy, simplicity, and elegance.  Now days, I noticed that quiet a few Japanese restaurants are specialized in a foreign cuisine in Vegas and I am very happy to try them out :) \n\nWe stumbled upon this restaurant on Saturday evening around 5:30pm.  With my small knowledge on Japanese/Italian fusion cooking techniques, I was just assuming that there aren't many dishes can be created into Japanese flavored pasta dishes on the menu besides conventional dishes.  All I could imagine and think of ingredients were some sort of flying fish roe on angel hair pasta, sesame oil flavored dish, yuzu citron sauce, or the dish with ginger garnish.  Well, I was wrong.  There were so many items to choose from.  And also, they had 7 to 8 different style of dishes for Special of the Day. \nFinally, we decided to share two dishes from the Special Menu:\n1. \"Casago Black Mussel ($25.95)\"\n     -Very tender & sweet fish\n     -Small size of winter black mussels w/ tangy tomato sauce(it was sure to  impress!!)\n2. \"Scallop & Shrimp Pasta (under $20)\"\n     -The texture of pasta was just right\n     -Good portion for two people\n     -Scallops & Shrimps were well cooked( not tough or rubbery tasty at all)\n*I was thinking that the chef was making sure these two ingredients were comparable in size so they had similar cooking time for the best taste :) \n\nOverall, I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of food and very charming ambiance.  It was definitely a cozy dining experience for me.  Maybe, they could accommodate no more than 30 customers at one time.  There are still many dishes I'd love to try out from the menu, like Black Squid Ink Pasta and some other creative desserts.  The servings are on the medium to large sizes which encourage sharing with companions.  After experiencing Japanese Italian dishes, I want to say that they are a perfect culinary marriage!


This gym has spoiled me. They have all the right classes at all the right times. even when it's packed, there's always an open machine. sometimes there's a wait for the weight machines. the  locker rooms are always super clean. and the staff is just awesome. totally worth the $50 membership!


I hate The Hub. It is just obnoxious. It all like \"I wanna look like I have nothing, but wanna pay through the nose for it!\". I mean the brand Deisel alone makes me irritated. It so \"I hate my life! Its so hard!\". Also the staff prertend to know the product, but if you ask enough good questions you'll find they know nothing more than you could have deduced. Eww. Yuck. gag.


The only reason my friends and I came here is because contrary to popular belief, everything in Vegas is NOT open 24 hours. Actually, most places close at 4:00am, if not before.\n\nThis is the only bar we could find that was open 24 hours... inside of Treasure Island. \n\nOkay, I can tell the bartender dude hates his job... or he LOVES it and he does a damn good job hiding his enthusiasm. My cousin and I ordered Pi\u00f1a coladas... and they really sucked. She said she couldn't taste ANY alcohol in hers, and I could taste some in mine but it just wasn't a tasty drink... it wasn't made right. It looked WAY better than it tasted.\n\nWe each had one drink and left. It was really disappointing.


The teriyaki bowls here are usually pretty good. Unfortunately, the service is usually pretty bad. Come here for the food. Don't come here if you want good customer service!


Favorite spot for a quick sandwich.  Salads are fresh and healthy and sandwiches are the perfect comfort food.  Husband and I go twice a month.\n\n9 times out of 10 the employees are friendly and quick to help.  Once in a blue moon, the teenagers are a tiny bit cranky but that has never affected my meal! \n\nMust try- spinach salad and Gobbler sandwich.


You would think fried chicken would be simple... Absolutely horrible.  A night visit only added insult to injury. 3 waitresses and still had to return one drink for lack of alcohol. If you want to shoot pool, go during the day, otherwise, stay clear!!!\nPS: I had to remind them of the \"drink\" to get it removed from the bill.


Max Brenner's chocolate desserts are slightly overglorified and definitely overpriced. I didn't do a very good job ordering and got the urban smores. If you come here and are somewhat interested in the fondue, get the sharing fondue because that option comes with the little flame to make your smores and you get all the same elements (chocolate, marshmallows, banana, etc) plus a bunch more desserts to sample and dip into their chocolate! \n\nUgh, don't you guys hate when you don't order correctly at a restaurant?! When in doubt, always yelp. ALWAYS. But there was no service (freaking Sprint) so I was outta luck.\n\nNot that the smores weren't good, but they weren't spectacular. So run of the mill I don't even know why it's on the menu. This is a restaurant with a mission statement dedicated to chocolate, a key player in the dessert world, so I expect every dessert to be superb. \n\nAnyway, their shakes are super decadent and tasty but also really heavy. I didn't want to move after a couple sips of my friend's hazelnut shake. Definitely a place to share dessert or you'll be slipping into a chocolate daze for days :D (no pun intended) \n\nDetermined to go back and splurge on dessert with the sharing fondue next time.


I will NEVER  go back!    The food is good, but over priced!\nThey charge you for drink refills, they charge you for togo containers.  The blinds are broken and nasty, the ceiling fans are nasty.  And then they have the nerve to post a sign no plate picking!  Give me a freaking break!  Make your place upscale , then maybe put a sign up like that!


If had breakfast at this Ahwatukee spot three days in a row. Weekends are busy but the hostess offered seating at the bar. We waited for a table. The chiliquilas were better than expected. The El Jefe was as advertised.  When I ordered the huevos rancheros I got a pancake on the side. The pancake was fantastic and the ranchero is salsa was great. Service was mentioned in previous posts it was good. Busy restaurants have longer ticket times for your meals on way a busy Saturday morning.


I have mixed feelings about this buffet, but I'll most likely try another place on my next trip to Vegas.\n\nThe selection is much smaller than I expected, and quite honestly, it reminded me of a very upscale Hometown Buffet. Don't get me wrong: they have some gourmet items here, like a variety of meats and a nice offering of seafood, but nothing to get overly excited about. Except maybe the macarons.\n\nSurprisingly, this buffet's seafood selection was close to awesome. I usually avoid eating seafood when visiting landlocked states, but everything was great! Loved the miso-marinated bluefin - it was fork-tender, if a little undercooked. Their spinach salmon was tasty, as was their spicy tuna poke and crab legs. \n\nTheir meats, however, made me a bit sad. I'm a wimp and prefer my steak medium...and if I'm feeling particularly savage, medium rare at best. Everything here was moo-rare: the prime rib, the kobe, the flank steak...Nothing says \"yum\" like a river of blood flooding the rest of your food! My asparagus, broccolini, and mushrooms were probably tasty, except I couldn't really discern any flavor other than blood. Nice.\n\nMoving along. Their desserts were all delicious and beautifully presented. Le macarons, creme brulee, sorbet, and chocolate dome cake were all fantastic. If this place were renamed \"The Dessert Buffet At Bellagio\", I'd give it a standing ovation worthy of Celine Dion. Alas, the hefty dinner price doesn't justify an awesome dessert assortment and \"just okay\" food.


You know you're Vegas spoiled when you give the Wynn Buffet 4 stars.  I've been to the Rio, Bellagio, and M buffets in recent history.  The Wynn is 2nd best to Bellagio and I'll explain why...\n\nPrice? EXCELLENT.  I came here on Friday before 3:30pm to get a weekday lunch price of $24.  The dinner food rolled in shortly afterwards.\n\nFood?  HITS AND MISSES.  \n- Duh, go for the prime rib.\n- Vegetarian options are generous and pleasing!  They have curries and Indian naan.\n-  The items in the bamboo steamers are delicious, but watch out because the steam will sting your hand!\n- The crab legs could definitely be more fresh.  At Bellagio buffet, the seafood was sweet, a sign of freshness. Here, not so much.\n- DO NOT get the made-to-order pasta unless you like to drink olive oil.  The chefs go insane with the oil, adding enough to create a thick layer beneath your pasta.  Disgusting and unappetizing.\n- The dessert selections looked beautiful, but the items I tried did not live up to their visual appeal.  I preferred the GELATO (could not stop getting this.  they come in the cutest tea cups) and the denser cakes (chocolate based).  The jello/champagne like shooters were icky tasting.  \n\nMy buffet experience here was rated against higher standards, but just keep this in mind:  avoid that pasta or it will kill you.  The price is definitely more affordable than the buffet at Bellagio with a nearly comparable selection of quality food.


Although the staff is very friendly, actually getting them to do anything is difficult at best. We had been working with them for nearly six months on the design and pricing until having to finally give up because they never once hit their own deadlines. While we've known several people who have had good experiences, we apparently were not so lucky. If you cannot keep your promises while you're quoting the business, you cannot be trusted to keep them once we've committed. You have lost our business and  any opportunity that we would ever refer you to anyone.


I have to say, I don't get it. \n\n$30+ for bread, a mediocre salad, veggies, soup, horrible prawns, a poor baked potato and a half decent steak in Madison? There has got to be better steak for cheaper elsewhere... \n\nAnd table salt and table pepper? Sorry, but if you're trying to be serious about meat, you've in the least got to have some sea salt and freshly cracked black pepper. \n\nThe beer selection was OK, but you can get the same stuff elsewhere at places that have better food.\n\nI don't know... I've heard that supper clubs are big in the Midwest, and that this place offers a quintessential experience, but maybe I'm just too much of a urbanite-city boy-hipster to enjoy this.


Terrible!  This location used to be an Urban Active and the group fitness classes were incredible @ Urban!  Especially the Saturday morning Bootcamp.  This is now run by LA Fitness and it's the worst fitness center I've ever belonged to...maybe it's just this spot that is particularly awful.  After classes being cancelled without notice, sales reps trying to increase my monthly payments, the smoothie bar getting axed, and the pool stinking...I canceled my membership today.  Good-bye LA Fitness in Bakery Square.  You never cared for me!\n\nI'll give you one star only because Larry's Monday night step class kept me in this relationship longer...if it wasn't for Larry I would have dumped you months ago.


Best sushi I've had in Pittsburgh.  I'm surprised people have commented that it's overpriced, I thought it was reasonable for the quality.  A small BYOB, it's a great find.


Never been here in person, but definitely cannot recommend ordering delivery. We called in our order - phone service was nice enough, she even recommended a smaller pizza to save us money (the menu we were looking at only had one size). After waiting over an hour and a half for it to arrive, we called and were given the excuse that the driver was on his way but having trouble finding us (does he not have a cell phone with which to call us?) and then another one about the roads being bad (there had been a light snowfall and the roads were totally clear, plus we live on a major route not far from the restaurant). My partner who made the call said it sounded like the guy on the phone was talking to the driver in person. Nevertheless, when the pizza finally arrived, it was cold as can be. It was not delivered in a hot-bag, just a fancy new Volvo. By the time we reheated it in our oven, it didn't matter what it tasted like. \n\nIf bullshit is your favorite topping, or you prefer the cold leftover pizza experience, this place is for you!


Great setting that entertains your palate of  the Chairman of the Board. Make sure you try his drink with Black or Gentlemans Jack.\n\nHad a reservation at 7:15. Got there and went into bar. We asked to be seated so they gladly accomadated. Seated at 7:45. \n\nI thought this was more a steakhouse and was pleasently surprised. Mainly Italian with little pasta. For me I am in heaven. Had the chicken. Very good. Wife had steak and loved it, Enjoyed a couple bottles of wine. The recommendations were perfect.\n\nThe Wynn family of entertainment did a good job with Sinatra. You will not go wrong.


Brought in a flat that AAA had just repaired. Thought I might need a new set.\nI was told I'm good for another 5,000 miles. They repaired the flat, put the spare back underneath my suv and there was No Charge.....\nThey said it was there company policy. Everyone was very nice.


I honestly have never gotten my nails done at Polished and not that I want to write a review about waxing- but all I can say is Hayley is fabulous-quick and professional. I have visited here for six years and will continue to. Tips in cash or check only.


Ok what can I saw about Twin Peaks? Umm there are young women barley wearing anything serving food and drinks. Think it would deserve 5 stars for a man right?? Well let's talk about this. For the overall concept of having attractive women wearing barely anything is great...just the quality of food and the prices is horrible!  First off, I've never been here before. It's hard for me to judge fairly based on a one time visit. \n\nAnyways, on my fist visit I see that it's lingerie night because of Vday week.  So I was in for a shock when literally the servers all were wearing lingerie all over the restaurant.\n\nI was with my wife, good friend and his gf and we were starving after hiking nearby Toms Thumb.  I think they all thought it was my idea to come here but I still swear that I needed to watch the UofA basketball game and Twin Peaks was one of the few bars with the Pac 12 network in the area. If you know anything about the Pac 12 network then you will believe me.lol..\n\nDrinks were ok, service was great, but the selection of food was ridiculous. There are about 15 items for you to choose from. We had the chicken sandwich which was average. The big shocker was the price. Bill came out to around $50 for me and the wife having 2 drinks each and we split the sandwich. That was way more than I had expected. Our friends was like $65 because they had 2 sandwiches.  The drinks were very overpriced!\n\nBottom like, I don't think that Twin Peaks is worth the price you pay, yes even to have girls walking around in lingerie... I most likely will not be back. Needs to lower drink prices and open up some more menu items.


Visited this morning on a whim, after hearing mixed reviews.  However, after eating here, i believe those reviews to be slightly in error.  Granted, the decor is quite bland and could use a definitely remodel.  The food however, was pretty good.  Three out of the four of us got breakfast omelets, and everyone seemed to enjoy their food.  Omelets were big and fluffy, with plenty of ingredients.  Sides were good, and the bacon was super thick and tasty.  Additionally, our waiter was quite friendly, attentive, and professional.\n\nI was pretty surprised to see a Chicago Style Italian Beef on the menu, and as a self declared italian beef connoisseur, had to give it a shot.  Was actually pretty decent, albeit a little skimpy on the meat.\n\nI probably wouldn't go out of my way for this place, but would eat here again if in the area and looking for good food at a good price.


I really love me some cupcakes. So when I found out this joint was serving cupcakes made by winners from cupcake wars - I was like HELL YES. So were they nice looking cupcakes? Yes. But you know they were just not that tasty at all. kind of dry. I got a coconut and got the birthday cake for my daughter since we were sampling to possibly purchase for her birthday party. I really wanted to love them. But I didnt. I might go back for some coffee but for the mean time im sticking to Sprinkles for my cupcakes.


This place is AMAZING!!! During the week they do lunch specials, which is only $10 for my fav, the teriyaki chicken. It's amazing! Never had teriyaki chicken like this and so good!! It also comes with California rolls, fried vegetables, salad (I don't care for, I substitute it for white rice) AND miso soup. Way more than I can eat but I try!\nThey also have jalape\u00f1o poppers, which are not your ordinary jalape\u00f1o poppers. They are my FAV. I could eat them everyday, all day.\nAlso, fav sushi rolls-- spicy tuna crunch, love affair, full moon. They are all spectacular.\nTheir ice cream parfait dessert is also fantastic. All you can eat is great but doesn't include jalape\u00f1o poppers so I don't usually get it unless I'm in the mood for a big variety. I also love their egg rolls. Before I came here I HATED sushi! And seafood. Now I LOVE sushi, mainly only there's. basically everything is amazing here. I don't like how loud the music is, but if you ask they'll turn it down. Waiters are nice & atmosphere is very japanese (which I LOVE, love Japan & their culture!)


I have to say this is the worst $150 we spent in our entire life. The show may be good in early 2000s, but can't make me excited in 2013. Any circus show on Asian TV programs may be better than this. Sorry I just don't get it.


Disclaimer: this is only for the bar area and drinks\n\nCame here during the early evening hours before our dinner reservations elsewhere. Seated at the bar we ordered beers and margaritas. Service didn't not disappoint and the drinks were great. The margaritas may be on the pricier side but you get what you pay for. Quality then you don't need quantity! We'd return for drinks next time we are in the area.


It was a good night club, great music, and pretty good vibe but all that was overshadowed by how crowded it was!! There were people arguing with eachother, on two different occasions, after people pushed eachother! I don't think I would go back because of that and even though there were two dance floors it still didn't allow space for everyone ....


I had to do an update on this club. Memorial Day weekend... one of the most poppin weekends in Vegas along with Labor Day weekend and fight weekend. And Gallery was supposed to have guest DJ Kid Capri spinning hip hop. I expected it to be packed and jumping. We got here a little after 11:30 and this club was dead af. They were playing the macarena. Nobody here but older folks and lames with no rhythm. We went to the bathroom and hung out for like 20 minutes. Now it was midnight and still dead. I'm over it. This club is so inconsistent it's ridiculous. Then they had the nerve not to be doing free champagne for ladies til 12 like they normally do because it was a busy weekend. Busy for who??? They should've been handing out bottles to get people in as dead as it was in here.


Soooo we've been wanting to try it for quite a while, but everytime we went it was either full (I mean, outside line-up full) or they did not have any brisket, beef nor turkey left (which leaves us with... not much). So we finally went, and it was good, but just OK good. The burnt ends poutine was tasty although a little bit too salty for me, and my boyfriend has the smoked turkey sandwich - which clearly should not be your #1choice if you do go, aim for the brisket if there's some left! I think it's a fun place to try, probably more fun during fall and winter when you need a bit of comfort. From what I remember I found the bill to be a little to high for what we did get.


My boyfriend and I have stayed at Hotel Palomar twice now and we have had exceptional experiences each time! \n\nThis weekend we stayed for my birthday and the staff outdid themselves sending a bottle of wine, fruit platter, and a HAND-WRITTEN birthday card with vouchers for 2 drinks at the bar to our room. \n\nI highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking to treat themselves to a nice fancy little getaway.


I'll start with the food. It was good. My husband enjoyed the steak and I got the halibut. Both really tasty. Baked potato was stellar and they have a 'wine of the month' which you can get for $20 or if you have the hotel coupon book, free.\n\nService. Was very attentive in some ways, non-existent in others. Served us drinks/wine right away. Never brought bread and we had to ask for our entree after being there about 75 minutes and then rush to make our show. Not a huge deal EXCEPT the server was super defensive about it and made excuses, which I thought was weird as we weren't irritable when we mentioned it, just asked because we needed to get out of there.\n\nSeemed super pricey for South Point too, but if you want a special occasion and are staying there - I'd say try it. It was good.


I went there to get my dress hemmed last Wednesday and he said the next Thursday and when I went it to get it the day it was supposed to be done, he hadn't even started and he told me he was working on it right now which was a bold face lie. And when I went back to get it, he charged me for 30 for a simple dress hemming. It is such a rip off. I won't ever go back there.


I took my car there yesterday after it stalled at a red light. The staff there greeted me almost immediately and ran a test on the car. He identified the problem and was able to fix it right away. I was in and out within ptetty quickly considering. Very professional and gave me the information I needed to make a decision on what services were needed. No pushing or pressure to get services. Thanks Jiffy Lube! I will definitely be back!


I had lived in New York for 45 years. I come from a family of foodies. We have always gone to farmers' markets before I even knew what that was, or it was even called that. It was just a farm stand. Upon arriving in Las Vegas, my wife, Cory, learned of the \"Bet on the Farm\" farmers' market that was being held at the time in the warehouse for Mario Battali's restaurants here in Las Vegas. The woman who contributed insight, guidance, and an amazing array of fresh produce to that, Kerry Clasby, with her partner Cheryl Macpherson have opened the Downtown 3rd Farmers' Market. Wow. Mind blowing. I have never had access to such a high quality variety of fresh produce, almost all immediately local (California is local too when you live in the desert), in my life. Bespoke foods, locally made, food trucks, flowers, fresh juices, an amazing environment, music, cooking demonstrations, and community. Awesome. It is now my favorite lunchtime meeting location! Too bad it is only once a week.


This place was awesome! We tried what we felt were their best offerings. The tequenyos, domino empanada, pabellon arepa, gouda chachapa, and the pabellon patacon. You want to eat the pabellon patacon! The gouda chachapa was also a home run. Can't wait to go back!


We read the good reviews, and were surprised that the food was average at best.  The service was worse.  Our group of four just sat there thinking...is this the same place that had good reviews?   Apparently, people must be desperate for Italian in Henderson or don't get out much.  By the way, the art on the walls wouldn't sell at an arts and crafts fair...but they try to sell it do diners.   Swing and a miss.


Cute and convenient. Friendly service. Not sure about the hype. Croissant and espresso were just okay.


I am officially in love.  Sinful Sweets DESTROYS any chocolate/candy store in existence.  Not only do they have awesome, friendly, fun staff, but the expansive selection of chocolates, truffles, cake pops AND ice cream is fantastic.  They even have samples of their chocolate out to try!  Sure, the building this little place resides in may be a bit run down, but I think it just gives it personality!  The shop inside is cute and modern.  \n\nMilkshake Happy Hour (25% off from 4-7 p.m.)!!  The girl working (I wish I'd gotten her name!) was awesomely patient and helpful as I debated for several minutes between flavors.  Finally, I decided to go wild and got bittersweet symphony (coffee & chocolate), mint chocolate chip, red velvet, chocolate cookie dough & piece of cake (since you get four scoops of ice cream, I split the cake and cookie dough flavors).  At my request, she blended in tons of (free!) extras, like Reese's and Butterfingers pieces.  Finally, I asked her to top my shake with Andes mints, which she did enthusiastically.  It came with a big, fat cute straw DIPPED in chocolate on the tip for an extra burst of chocolately goodness with each sip.  She said it was the craziest shake she had made yet :)  \n\nIT WAS HEAVEN.  I'm surprised I didn't spiral into depression at the final sip.  All the extras that didn't get blended in were at the bottom, soaked in milkshakey goodness, so I got to spoon it out for even more deliciousness.\n\nGo here.  You will be addicted.


This was the worst experience we have had in a long time. Burgers were just ok. First the hostess took way too long to seat us and was in no rush to get customers in even though it was busy. The food was just ok. For the price I think it was not worth it and I would have enjoyed in-n-out much more. Then when it came time to pay, we waited for 20 minutes to get out of that place. I will never return...


pretty amazing experience. Good seating, good acoustics, pretty much awesome all around. seats were comfortable and the security wasn't completely overbearing.


Our daughter Heather, was born with a congenital heart defect. She has been under the care of a Pediatric Cardiologist since the night she was born. \n\nWe (with the Lords help) believe that she has surpassed most Doctors and has even been told \"I would bet my paycheck (DOCTORS) that you would have had open heart by now!\" \n\nWhen we moved here to Arizona 3 years ago, we were more concerned about getting a new Pediatric Cardiologist than anything else! We started off at the Cambridge location and did not like the cardiologist we were seeing.\n\nAfter some research we found Dr. Garn at the Dobson Location! All I can say is that we love him and we actually look forward to seeing him for our 6 month check ups. He spends a lot of quality time with us making sure we know exactly what the latest update is on Heather. He seems very thourough and doesn't want to just go in and do a \"heart cath\" which we are grateful for! Staff is great and wait times are minimal compared to otehr places.


How can Kai do it so right upstairs and Kosin do it so wrong?  The mac and cheese and short rib were awesome but the salads, salmon, and service were so bad.  We have been to Kai and loved it so many times and always thought we should try Kosin.  Never again.  It's unreal the difference between the two restaurants.  Seriously the service was horrendous.  Have you no idea how to clear a plate, bring new silverware, refresh drinks, bring the app before the salad, etc?  We couldn't even get water for 20 minutes.  Is this real life?  It's a 1 star experience for the money if you don't order the mac and cheese and short rib.


We have stayed here three or four times and do like it very much, but have some misgivings as well.\n\nFirst, the good: the rooms are lovely and quaint with gas fireplaces, high ceilings, and Victorian-style furnishings. The beds are insanely comfortable as well.\n\nThe negatives are that there is almost no staff, and if you have a room on the top floor, you have to lug your own luggage up several flights of stairs because there is no elevator. They also have no restaurant or room service. They used to have a deal with the restaurant next door so you could at least have your breakfast there. Now, they give you coupons for a restaurant a block away (which is kind of like a Starbucks--not a restaurant at all).\n\nConsidering it's quite a bit pricier than, say, the Best Western, you'd think you'd be accommodated more in terms of staff and restaurant service. \n\nFor all its quaintness, I'm afraid I'm too old to drag my luggage up flights of stairs. I'm also too old to be giving a coupon to a guy in a coffee shop for my breakfast--that part is just embarrassing (and, frankly, we just ended up tossing the coupons after the first day and having a nice hot breakfast in the restaurant next door).\n\nOh, and the worst part: the internet is very spotty if you stay above the second floor! Good internet is essential for our work, but we kept losing the connection. When we complained, we were told that the internet isn't that great above the second floor. WTH?!!


my friend and I tried two different tasting menu there. Generally it was good, but just felt a little bit over priced. I paid 180 for mu meal in all including a cup of Rose and tip, tax. If you never tried any modern mixture of French and Japanese cuisine, I would recommend it.


I've been to Max Brenner's in NY before...not to eat, but just to check out the gift shop and goodies. It is one cool place to visit that's for sure and the chocolate gift shop is pretty awesome...especially those chocolate syringes :P The vegas location isn't as big as the NY one, but still a pretty restaurant, which isn't surprising because it is in the Caesar forum shops. To be honest, I like chocolate, but an excessive amount of chocolate just seems a little to saccharine for me. And that's kind of what it feels like in Max Brenner's. Like you're Augustus Gloop drowning in Mr. Wonka's chocolate river.\n\nSo we tried the famous \"Chocolate pizza\" that this place is known for. And it really wasn't anything too special. The crust was kinda...meh. Like the edges of a pop tart that no one really likes to eat because it's so bland. That's what I thought the crust tasted like. We got the works, which is every thing on top...so marshmallows, chocolate, peanut butter, drizzled caramel...basically ingredients of your favorite chocolate bars laid out on a pop tart crust for you to cavitate your teeth and be your dentist's dream come true. And it was just okay...I felt like I could have made that at home if I really wanted to. Key word = if. \n\nWhat was partially redeeming were the banana split waffles. This was actually pretty delicious and it even came with a cute little mini beaker/flask of chocolate syrup to drizzle to your delight over caramelized bananas atop vanilla ice cream and mini waffles. Plus a little bowl of those crunchy rice krispy-like chocolate balls. Mm...this was sweet but balanced well with the bananas and vanilla ice cream. \n\nOne of my friends also got a burger which actually looked quite delicious. (He attests to this) we munch on some of his waffle fries which were also good...and hey, if you did want to grab a bite of real food and not diabetes, you could still try their menu for other food! The server was really nice and overall, it was still a fun experience. I probably would come back for the banana split waffles (to split with friends of course) but everything else on the menu seemed just a little too chocolate-y for me. But if you're a huge chocolate fanatic, by all means, this is probably the place for you!


So first the lady on the phone read my order back completely wrong. I corrected her twice and when I arrived in 30 min to pick them up I had to wait another 10. The order was still in correct and nothing was offered in return. I love NYPD but not this one and I advise to go to another location.


Spend a little more and take a taxi. Just rude. Tried to tell us that even though we paid for hotel pick up that we had to walk 3 hotels away. We knew more about the events going on than they did. No accountability.


Love the taste of these flavors! Although they change their flavors too often for me, whenever I get something I am not disappointed! \nMy fav is cheesecake and coconut, but they rarely have them together so I normally end up with one or the other. Both are delicious! \nThey are generous with the toppings and everyone here is so nice and polite. \n\nThe punch card is just the icing on the cake :)


Their employees have such bad customer service. I stop going there. I drive to target now


Although my tab was 200$ for two people... The food was really good. We ordered the lobster curry, tuna tartare, and some pasta dish. The prices were really high for the portion sizes, but that's fine dining for ya. We also ordered the bora bora and the lavender drink which were amazing, but 20 bucks a drink! Ouchhhh. All in all, this place is the best once a month date night spot forsure.


Okay so this non KFC fan has been converted due to their hot wings. I just love the fact that they are crispy and juicy.\n\nI have found they key to ensuring fresh, hot delicious ones is ordering a 20 piece. I will always have to wait but it is well worth it in in my book.\n \nEven left over, these wings are still crunchy and crispy. I have got to figure out what they put in the batter.


I've passed this place several times on my walk & I just happened to have skipped breakfast and was hungry around lunch time & found myself across the street & decided to give it a try.\n\n I didnt even look at the menu & ordered a Chicken Burrito To-Go & it came to $8. I was a little surprised at the price but went with it hoping for the best. It was lunch time and most of the tables in the small dining room were occupied with what looked like Business people from DownTown. I was offered a seat to wait for my order but probably moreso to be out of the way of the waitress as this place is very small & compact.\n\nAs I waited I looked at the signed pictures on the wall = Penn & Teller, Ray Charles, Freddie Fender, and alot I didnt know. I didnt have to wait very long and was asked if I wanted some chips & salsa to take with me and I initially declined but the nice waitress sold me saying \"Its all fresh & Homemade\" I ate the chips on the way home and they were as advertised = very lite with a little salt and the red ones were very good.\n\nWhen I got home I was very disappointed in what I had got for my $8. The burrito was good enough but only a medium sized portion compared to Roberto's or the other Mexican place I have reviewed here which sell bigger & better for $5. In hindsight I should have had lunch there and ordered a special from the menu, which is what I will do next time I'm hungry & in the area.\n\nThe place was almost full so they must be doing something right.


Schwartz's is good but not great. \n\nThey are famous for being condescending but I feel this is mostly an act to keep up Schwartz's reputation.


I think The D sucks. Fitzgeralds was more comfortable.The staff was great and friendly,the waitresses came around a lot more.there were more places to make change and cash in your tickets.I miss the Blarney Stone.I was there in April.Atmosphere was cold.


I went here for dinner with my husband tonight.  We were sat in one of the booths that are close to the entrance and had virtually no view.  After eating our bland meal we walked down to the area behind the bar which had an awesome view.... AND 90% empty seats.  The food looked good but was very bland, I added the salsa from the chips to my meal.  The sauce for the green pork burrito was odd tasting too....very lime/citrusy tasting.


I'm from SoCal and was at LV for my bachelorette party. On our \"recovery day\" I decided to go get a brazilian done. I've only gotten waxed a couple other times and am still nervous about getting waxed down south. I yelped places around LV to go and BOX was the ONLY place that had 5-star reviews. \n\nNow I know why--they did an excellent job and I felt comfortable the entire time. The ambiance of the place is very chic and right when I walked through the door I was greeted and offered something to drink. \n\nThe lady who did my wax (I forgot her name!) was so professional and talked me through the whole thing even though I had a Brazilian before. \n\nI highly recommend this place!


Terrible service!!!! They will give every excuse in the world as to why they can't clean it same day!! Even when I called to make sure they could before I got there!!!


This is the worst dental experience, I have ever had. The receptionist and the dentist were both lacking in basic friendliness..They charged me 224.00, their ad on this web sites shows they charge new patients 39.00 exam and cleaning. it must be the xrays that cost 185.00. While the dentist was cleaning my teeth, he left me waiting in the chair while  he worked on two other patients.  I spent 90 minutes in the dental chair to get xrays and my teeth cleaned. .I let the receptionist know I was unhappy with my experience and ask the dentist to call me so that I could share my experience with him. He must not care about repeat customers... he never called. I called the owner of the company to share my experience. He was going to check into my experience...I never heard from him again either. If your looking for a dentist that doesn't care about customers, this is the right dentist to  spend your money with.


I don't even want to waste a lot of time talking about how bad this place is...I'll try and sum it up. \n\n*Dining room was dirty, uncomfortable and hot. \n\n*Service was lacking. 10 min for the first greet. 20 min to order. 30 min for food. Every chance the server had he would go an do his side-work while eating...right in front of us. \n\n*Found a water glass at the table with lipstick. When we asked for a new one the server simply pulled one of the table new to us. NOTE: server man handled the glass at the top...where people put their lips! \n\nFood: Blah. Nothing exciting to report.  Maybe it's because I could get past the server putting his hands all over my glass.  Yikes. \n\nI wanted to like this place...


My friends & I have been to the San Diego location & have been raving about Hash House A Go Go ever since.\n\nUnfortunately, the Las Vegas (Quad) location sucked. It was pretty boring. Staff seemed rather blah. You would think that being in Vegas the staff would be more lively. \n\nWhen we got there we sat for almost a good 20 minutes before anyone approached our table. The only saving grace was that our waiter who was an older gentleman was super nice. Other than that..this place is boring & even the food isn't the same. What a shame! San Diego location is MUCH BETTER.


Fail.\n\nThey serve food till midnight, so we rolled through here at 11 PM on a First Friday. \n\nThe waiter kept forgetting things we asked for... water, menus, etc. \n\nFrench fries - oops chips - tasted like they had been sitting out for a while. Cool and mushy... not my idea of a good chip.\n\nMy clam chowder was kind of thin though it tasted OK. It was lacking potatoes. Kinda weird. \n\nOrdered a Strongbow cider on tap... and it's flat. Since the server was nowhere to be found, I went up to the bar. Bartender: \"Oh the cider is usually a little flat! Don't worry about it!\" (WHAAA???) Me: \"No - it's really flat. I think my water is fizzier.\" Turns out it was the bottom of the tap and there's none left, and they aren't opening another till the next day. So no drinkey drinkey for Adam. Fail! \n\nFriend ordered some sandwich, she seemed to like it but it didn't look too thrilling to me. So whatevs.\n\nThe wine list was pretty shallow. Other friend ordered some \"fruity tart\" type flavored white wine. She said it was \"tinny\" tasting and not good. Fail.\n\nThe pool table takes up way too much room such that it's impossible to sit around the wall and not be poked by sticks. After being poked 3x by this daft fool I tapped the back of his cue ball and messed up his shot on purpose, because I was about to get it in the ribs. \n\nThe paintings of the Queen and Churchill kind of suck, in a 7th grade kind of way. It looks like Queen E's hair is floating slightly above her head. \n\nI will not be back!


More like \"Scabies!\"\n\nHow unprofessional is this:  the first salon I walk into, they send me down the street to their other one.  \n\nI walk in (granted my daughter is only 4) but the ladies working there were totally laughing at me, pointing, etc. I had verified on the phone ahead of time that the price was going to be $25 -- the lady who ended up braiding my kid's hair quoted me the price of $65!!  downright shady.  Never going back.


WOW i'm the least picky person in the world APARENTLY...\n\nI went for the Breakfest and lunch buffet. Sure, this aint Morton's Steak house but it gets the job done for the money...food is pretty ok quality and great selection.  great desserts too. i don't get why everyone is complaining...\n\nTIP: get a table by 10:40 because you pay for the breakfast buffet price(8 dollars cheaper than lunch), and the still have the breakfast items while they start bringing out the lunch stuff, so its like brunch!...EAT HERE IF YOU ARE NOT A PICKY LITTLE PUNK.


Popped in for a take out order on a very busy Sunday afternoon. I don't know why the OG gets so busy on family holidays like Mother's Day, but on this one it was packed solid with people waiting outside, inside and in the bar area.\n\nWe were able to place our to go order with the very busy takeout manager. That guy should get five stars. But the rest of the place, not so much. We sat at the bar for 30 minutes waiting to place the order and then waiting for it. Could someone have asked us if we wanted a drink? Maybe offered a glass of water? Nope.\n\nThe food was OG standard but again it was packed perfectly with the salad in an interesting container that kept the lettuce and such fresh with the dressing and croutons separate. They also put a separator to keep the cold stuff from affecting the hot stuff.\n\nTwo stars because the place was less than tidy and the bar staff didn't seem interested in customers. Otherwise, it would have been pretty good.


VERDICT: Come for the delicious bread, leave for the atmosphere.\n\nI really like Great Harvest Bread Co.  They do regular sliced bread a service, by making it fresh, preservative free and delicious.  The difference between Great Harvest Bread and Panera is dramatic.  Great Harvest shies away from croissants and danishes.  Instead they focus on white, wheat, and various other basic sliced breads.  They are really good though.  It really makes you detest going back to the normal grocery store fodder.  The downfall, as is with quality, is the price, about $5-$6 per loaf.  They also have cookies and a few bready desserts.\n\nPart deux of this review really has to focus on the experience and atmosphere.  First, I was really excited to find a Great Harvest over by my Costco on Decatur.  I forced Greg to pull over and rush in.  However, there was a group of six or so teenage n'er-do-wells also approaching the store at the same time.  I was determined to get to the store before them and told Greg to hurry or they were going to beat us to the door.  He said, \"don't worry, they'll eat up the free samples and you'll get a fresh loaf to sample\".  He just said that because he is a lollygagger and hates to \"pick up the pace\".  I must be getting old since I've already used the terms \"n'er-do-well\" and \"lollygagger\" in this post.  Anyway, I let the hooligans beat me to the store.\n\nInside the narrow store, the teenagers turned out to be less of a threat.  It appeared to be closeted gay boys with their Christian-youth-group-approved girlfriends out having a wild time by venturing to the bread store to get a couple of sandwiches and get an inappropriate amount of free samples.  You know, basically being complete rebels.  They were kind of too outwardly excited about their bread samples in a wholesome way, saying things like \"I love bread\" and \"bread rocks\".  It was like those Totino pizza roll ads where the kids wax feverishly about their love of frozen food.\n\nThis process actually took a long time, giving me an ample amount of time to give Greg the I-told-you-so eye for being a lollygagger.  Something I'm sure he was oblivious to noticing.  During this time, I was also able to look around at all of the customers sitting at tables.  There were quite a few of them.  I would say at least ten people scattered through the sitting area.  Then it struck me as being incredibly odd.  Every single person was facing the counter.  Every single person was not eating, drinking, or talking.  They were just staring at the counter.  I felt this existential feeling like I was starring in Sartre's \"No Exit\".  They were the audience and I didn't know that I was in the play.  It was bizarre.  I know, I know, I often accuse restaurants of being cults, as in crEATe and the nearby Salad Creations, but I think I'm on to something. It was odd.  I have no idea what is going on there.\n\nIn any case, I get the counter with my Dakota wheat bread (sooooo gooood).  I get my choice of free samples and the girl behind the counter offered me the heel of the bread.  Those n'er-do-well, hooligan, gays and their beards stole my chance for a decent sample.  And Greg's lollygagging didn't help either.


For me Fat Tuesday was a novelty, and I was excited to try it. This place is located int he forum shop, and it was definitely small and a bit empty, which was good for me. I dont know how the heck people can down a half yard or even a full yard. My hats go off to those beasts! Because I was feeling a little queasy, (my stomach was being an asshole) I decided to just go with the pilsner 22oz for $11. I read that some Fat Tuesdays offer samples. When I asked for samples, the server told me that he usually only gives one sample, but for me he would allow me to have two samples. I did not feel special. Allowing me to get 2 samples is no big whoop. I decided on Mango and Rum. It was pretty good! The mango was very prominent in slushie. I must say, I was pretty full by the time I finished it. I did not feel a buzz at all. So much for the rum, eh? My friend got a peach bellini. Now that one was pretty dang good. Either way, i think Fat Tuesday is a nice place to stop by for a fruity, slushie, alcoholic drink on a nice, warm (or hot) day.


Oh my, this place is huge. The main entrance has the \"pick up section,\" and totally reminds me of an airport arrival scene. \n\nSo in this gigantic store, they have everything!! Big selection of produce, meat, dairy, you name it - except garbanzo bean ... I don't know why my friend and I couldn't find it that night. We weren't even drunk. The prices of goods are cheap, too. I bought almost lifetime supply of paper towel for only $6.99. Yeay.\n\nAside from Woodman's huge selection on everything and prices being very cheap, I don't have too much to say. Oh wait! It's 24 hours open! That sounds convenient for grad students when they come home from their office late knowing that the fridge is nearly empty. \n\nI felt like it's a good Madison experience.


Just so you know, I like the owner of Bedillons quite a bit, so in all openness I want to just rave about everything, but I cannot, I must not, so here's my honest review. \n   It is hard to find good help in Casa Grande. Bedillons suffers tremendously because of this. I have been here twenty or so times, my most recent trip involved asking three different servers five different times for a refill of my soda, which took around thirty minutes to finally get, and this is a constant problem, slow forgetful service even on far less than busy visits. So you're asking yourself, why twenty visits if the service can be so bad? Fair question, and the easy answer is that the food is fantastic. \n   From great starters like the stuffed mushrooms with a sweet cornbreadish/crab filling topped with wonderful Monterrey and the rave inducing bacon wrapped olives, to great entrees like their juicy prime ribs and filets, or the much better than any other coconut shrimp I've had, coconut shrimp, they are seriously delicious. The food at Bedillons is a serious cut above other places in town. \n   Bedillons could probably use a makeover on the inside, and this is really just my opinion, I'm used to much more modern places, but it reminds me of a retirement home in a way. The knickknack/junk everywhere/southwestern/cowboy theme is novel enough and appeals to the older crowd that is usually drawn here, but for me, eh. \n   There is also a museum/shop of southwestern type stuff, not my thing but some people love it, and a neat little cactus garden. In all I most likely would give the food five stars, it's delish, but the unpredictable service is a killer. If you're coming through Casa Grande, you should totally stop in, it's a little pricey but the food is worth it, just try to sit somewhat close to the bar to flag people down so you don't go nuts waiting for a soda.


The soups here are absolutely delicious! They make them from scratch in the back and they are better than homemade! The lobster bisque is my favorite so far but the mushroom is also delicious! The grilled paninis are really good too. I also tried a few of the salads. The lettuce is very fresh and the dressing are flavorful. They need a 'try 3' combo since its so hard to choose between two! This is my new favorite place. This is a great place to grab a quick bite before a movie.


What a place for buying a disc golf and gathering info for disc golf! awesome selection of discs.


They were great. Synthetic oil change the cheapest I've seen in town. Their alignment machine was occupied so instead of holding my car hostage and trapping me, they did the paperwork and payment for the oil change and said they'd call when it was open.


I remember having a great experience at the Mandara Spa a few years ago so I decided to make an appointment for a massage during a recent voyage to Vegas.  Unfortunately, that experience didn't happen this time around.\n\nMy Swedish Massage was $115.00 for 50-minutes but with a 20% service charge added, it came to $138, which is not bad.  My massage therapist was great, he had me sample the different oils that they use and asked about target areas.  Although, he didn't work on those target areas longer than I had hoped, it was a nice massage.  One thing that irked me little was when he used his arms on my back, I could feel his arm hairs, which kind of felt like sand paper but no biggie, it's a guy thing.\n\nThe spa itself has significantly gone downhill.  The lounge area used to be a little more plush, with nice seating and furnishings.  Now it has three microfiber couches, a coffee table and a side table holding a huge 32\" tube tv and a VCR...yes, a VCR.  Their beverage station offers lemon water, hot tea and in the mini refrigerator, there's a bunch of mini cans of juices, but no bottled water.  Apparently, they keep the water behind the counter.  Hmm...doesn't juice cost more than water??\n\nThe sink area offers your basic amenities, nothing fru-fru that's for sure.  It almost feels like the sink area at your local gym.  You know, kind of stale and industrial feeling.  The restroom area is out in the open so you can hear (and smell) everything.  The showers are in a separate room/area, which is very dimly lit, but the shower stalls are private.\n\nThe hot tub is pretty huge and can fit about 22 people, so the sign says.  But it looked quite dingy and could certainly use a good scrubbing.  The cold plunge is the size of a normal hot tub and was quite cold!  In the same area were the Sauna and Steam Room...which smelled mildewy, nothing minty or eucalyptus smelling like it should be.\n\nThe spa staff was alright, they were on the young side, just out of high-school type.  So, they were nice but, not quite refined for the atmosphere.  One of the guys who I thought was restocking the refreshment area, was actually standing there and texting until I glanced over at him.\n\nMandara or Paris needs to revitalize this spa because with all the other awesome hotels and super duper new awesome hotels around them, they're just going to fall way behind.


If it wasn't for Lotus of Siam - they would have 5 stars.\n\nFor appetizers - must have is the beef thai jerky and of course their tom kha soup.\n\nEntrees - Prik King and Panang are incredible.  As I get older I can't handle spice as much as I used to so I always order mild and get the spices on the side.  You have to ask for the spices as they don't always give it to you but it's worth the asking as this way I can add a little more as I go for an extra kick.


Awesome customer service. Quick yet detailed repair in just 15 mins. Would highly recommend to anyone in need of affordable iPhone screen repair.


I love coming here because of the staff. The food isn't amazing I seem to always have a problem with mine. However, the owners have told me they are switching things up and to check them out again. I like sitting out on the patio they have TVs out there which is nice. Ian always hooks up the best drinks.


I tend to visit this location a bit more than the boca park due to it being next to where a good chunk of my friends live. It's not a bad bar at all. I've watched tons of sporting events and had a good time. It's also good because the bar is a bit more seperated from the restaurant. One major factor that the Boca Park location has over this is the patio. It absolutely changes the dynamic and I wish this location had one like that. That aside,  I still love wahoos with its cheap food, cheap drinks. (Mostly) fun bartenders who have no problem joining in on the fun most of the time


You either hate it or you love it.  I always tell my friends - you have to like to find that diamond in the rough.  When you do, it's worth it.  My Juicy purse was $49.97 and originally over $200.  I've gotten Kate Spade purse with a broken zipper for $29.97 and paid $7 to fix it.  Worth it to me.  You have to be in the mood to shop and be patient.   We make it an Annual Girls Weekend trip now.  Just be prepared - there isn't alot of organization and some things look like someone has walked across country in it.


Wow talk about a good way to go....heart attack in a box for sure but it's soooo good.  If you blink you'll drive right by it.  Patty melt was great, can't wait to try the burgers!


Unfortunately something isn't the same - I can't put my finger on it, but the service and food has changed from what Ted's used to be- even at the Buffalo NY locations. It doesn't feel like a family owned business and the employees just don't seem to care. The hot dogs also taste different that they were 20 years ago- cutting costs?


Three stars for the Printmakers: it would be more if I was a maker of prints and thus able to tell you more about the equipment, atmosphere, community and sense of creative freedom that I'm sure comes with being a part of this space.\n\nI got to have a look around as part of the 2013 LeithLate event and I'm very glad I went a little way off the Walk to have a look. There are many presses, utensils, papers, inks, slabs of limestone and other accoutrements to get your hands on. The opening gallery space acts as a shop too, with a great selection of works produced just feet away. Upstairs there's another gallery space, with some works coming from further afield when we were there. You also get a great view of everything that's going on in the workshop from up there.\n\nEdinburgh Printmakers is a lovely element of the city's cultural resources and it's great to be able to go home with work that has such a local story behind it.


Wow...we came to this place by accident -- well my friend's husband wants to see their largest pint advertisement and it was huge, but that's about it.\n\nThere was live music playing, sound system wasn't the greatest so it was really really really loud. Be careful with your eardrums! \n\nI got my usual drink - a long island and man, they messed it up! They put a whole chunk of tequila instead of balancing it with rum, vodka, and gin! It was nasty. \n\nThe boy got a cider and that too was eh. \n\nOverall, definitely a locals only bar...


Always have to wait a good amount of time for my room. Last visit, there was wine on the bed  when I got to my room. Nice hotel and was hoping for a better visit this time around. Needless to say I have plenty of time to yelp because I'm waiting AGAIN!!


The most miserable experience in a hotel!  I wasted almost 2 hours waiting in a long line to check in and my luggage to arrive to my room. I was woken up by construction workers outside and a weird smell into room that maybe coming from the machinery the workers are using. I can't get the balcony doors to shut, so it maybe letting in the fumes. I called the hotel 20 minutes ago and they said security is going to be sent up to investigate. Thank goodness there isn't a fire.


Came here for my sisters birthday dinner. It was a good time. My sister got the coconut shrimp dinner with a side lobster tail. She said it was all great.\n\nMy other sister got some kind of a chicken dinner with mashed potatoes. Her potatoes had cold spots throughout them but she said the chicken was good.\n\nI got the prime rib and it had the potential to be good but it was cooked to well. I told our waiter that I liked it really pink and he said to order it medium then. It came with no pink but it was tender along the outside. The middle was dry and chewy. The horseradish cream was really really good. \n\nI will give this place another try but I would send my dinner back next time if they did not cook the meat how I asked. I'm sure if I had said something they would have taken care of it. When your out to dinner for a celebration you just don't want anything to spoil it though.


I can't believe some of these reviews are of the same Over Easy I go to every time I'm in Mesa!  My food has always been very good,  service perfect and cleanliness impeccable!   I've tried just about everything on the menu and never had a complaint.  OJ is $6.00 because it's fresh squeezed.  I mean how many restaurants make their own jam?  Over Easy does.  People need to understand that small restaurants don't have the buying power of large chains, so of course the prices are higher.  My only complaint is they won't build one in Yuma!


Bar far the lowest rated Home Depot I have ever shopped at. and we are talking 5 states. well, okay, I'm talking five states. I am here doing a 4800sf remodel. I've also been busy with other handyman jobs.  I took a list of what I am replacing on the remodel, sizes counts, etc. to the Pro-Shop. they were very responsive as long as you are in the store. They were going to get the  information on things like closet doors. the one I am replacing has three 36\" doors with two tracks. Their closet expert was not in so they asked me to come back to speak with him. meanwhile another person was going to track most of the other items down for me.\nI went back to the \"expert\" and was told I should just go to Johnson supply. I didn''t get any information on options, styles etc. \nWell, I've been doing this for awhile so I can and usually find the best deals. I have been doing small jobs since relocating to Vegas a year ago.  When I am pressed for time and I am not sure of a size or color, etc. I usually buy  a couple of a product to avoid having to go back and forth. A couple of month ago I took several item that had accumulated over time to the  return desk at 9pm on a weeknight. I have a couple items I purchased at this store the day before. the girl said it was not their item, they did not sell it. when I explained I just bought it the day before she said I must be mistaken. I turned around went to the isle across from customer service desk picked it off the shelf and walked another one back  to her. She didn't acknowledge her mistake and proceeded to do the same thing with two other items. I had forgotten my receipt and my DL was not in my wallet. So I had to return the next day. That night I told her I had picked up an order the day before and asked if anyone turned in a DL. She said NO. After leaving I realized, she didn't even check, or ask anyone.  This girl had serious attitude issues. About a week later I was at the return desk again. the lady there was very nice an helpful. My situation was going to take a few minutes so she tols the guy behind me to go over to customer service desk.....guess who was there. 60 seconds later, she was yelling to the girl helping me complaining she was sent a customer. \n\nThis particular store needs new management. I've had two other issues with employees there with attitudes or questioning the (correct) information I am giving them. I have recently spent 6k. at LOWES since I no longer go to this store. I have also taken my customers to LOWES for materials. I think in the year I have lived here I have taken 12,000.00 in business to them. Plus the  things I needed to buy for this remodel. \n\nI did email HD about this store. I have to say, they were very anxious to discuss my issues with me.  Unfortunately, I has very busy that week.  HD does not mess around when it comes to customer satisfaction. if you ever have an issue with a store, their employees, management, etc. so to the website and email customer support.  you'll be surprised by  their response.  great business model. unfortunately, some stores need better management. this store will cost them over 20k. in business over the next 30 to 60 days, its all going to LOWES or amazon.


Great outdoor seating area for good weather months, and there's a lot of people watching to be had from these seats.  Service & food quality are the same as the other Yardhouse locations in the valley, but this location is a little less rowdy (which I consider a plus).\n\nBeer selection is great but not so great.  If you're a beer enthusiast, you've already tried at least 90% of the beers.  If you're not a beer enthusiast, you probably won't care that there's so many beers to choose from.  I think they missed the mark by having tons of widely available beers at one place rather than having a lot of hard to find beers that people will like to try for the first time.\n\nPrices are too high - $6 pints, $10 for Spinach dip, etc.\n\nKona coffee ice cream dessert and homemade brownie are nice desserts.


I really don't remember everything about this experience. It was early morning after partying in Vegas! I do remember how yummy the food was though.. I always love a good eggs Benedict when I can barely walk. Fun times. When I came out of the restaurant the sun was rising. The next thing I remember was waking up in my tight room at Aria!


There's a Lee's in SF and it's pretty gross, so I don't know why I even bothered. \n\nThe place smelled like Pine Sol and vomit.\n\nThe Tofu Bahn Mi was gross. The veggies didn't seem fresh and the bread was way over toasted, so I was left with something very dry, almost powdery once bitten into. I was hungover and starving, so I tossed the bread and ate the stuff inside. Still gross.\n\nIt was my homegirl's birthday, so I hassled the kid behind the counter about giving her something and he gave her one thousand sesame balls. They were chewy, old, and missing the essential bean paste inside.\n\nI hate you, Lee.


People who like this place have got to be kidding me! The brisket and ribs were dry and tasteless. They try and hide this fact by covering it up with sauce (the sauce is pretty good) but you can't rely on sauce to cover up the fact that your meat is terrible! I should have known I was in trouble when I walked in and smelled bleach, not barbecue. The service was not very good either. I told the waitress about the tasteless food and she just offered me more tasteless food. Had she at least offered to take it off my bill I would have felt slightly better about the experience. Seriously, try the food without the sauce, you will be unpleasantly shocked!


I had a very good experience at Fix. I had the Ribeye steak and fries which was excellent. The atmosphere was upbeat and the staff was attentive and friendly.


8 of us just finished eating here.  Service was very friendly, prices were definitely reasonable, and we all really enjoyed our meals. \n\nI would come back again for sure!\n\nUnfortunately I didn't snap any photos of our food, but here are a few of the place.


Mary Kings close admission is \u00a313.25 and worth every penny.  The guide who took us through the streets was a delight and she was easy to listen to.  So interesting was the tour that the hour flew by and it was sad that it finished so quickly.   Lots of history facts that gave you a great insight as to how life would be in the 16th century.    If you have any eyesight difficulties you may find this tour difficult as it is dark in places with uneven ground.  \nGood for all ages. Defo a winner with us and I would recommend this tourist attraction. Xoxo


Great pho, the broth is so delicious and a great big portion.  Try the rolls too, they do it right!\n\nBeen here on a couple of occassions since it's a far drive, but a great place to stop by for some great food.\n\nTried a few different items when dining with a group recently. Enough for everyone to share and even took some leftovers.\n\nEven though they were close to closing time, they allowed us and some other folks in.  Great people.


First and only time I had been to The Mission was for drinks at a social mixer before the group headed to another venue for dinner -- that was back in 2009. When two of my closest Chicas suggested we head here for Happy Hour, I was excited!\n\nI was seated at the Bar and enjoyed an Iced Tea before the girls arrived. As soon as they arrived, we were seated. We were in good hands with Kristin, our Server. Appetizers were delish! I loved their Spicy Chicken Wings! Chicken Tacos were perfect! This would be ideal to bring my Partner for a nice dinner -- he would love this place.\n\nGood friends, fabulous conversation & great food & service...Five Stars, Baby!!!\n\nCHEERS***


Went here for the Easter egg hunt and hay ride on Saturday. This place was awful!\nThe hay ride was supposed to start at 11AM. We got there at 10:30 just to be safe. We then had to fill out a waiver and each adult had to pay a tip to them of $5.00. They only had one hay ride truck for the over 100 people there! we had to wait outside in the hot sun for over an hour for the 1st peoples hay ride to finish. After the hay ride my kids and were supposed to then go to the Easter egg hunt. While getting off the hay ride, we witnessed the ranch worker dumping empty plastic eggs all the ground. We cam there for the candy and my kids were really let down. This was disappointing as it seemed like it would be a great family day if they got their act together.


The Paradise was always a \"must do\" while staying downtown. Loved the food, the garish tropical decore, and the limitless champagne served during weekend brunch.  And the price was outstanding! Please be sure to note the use of past tense in each of the preceeding statements.  Over the past few years, the quality and service has declined dramatically.  Last visit, the food was on par with the slop they served at the old Imperial Palace barffet and the wait staff couldn't be bothered.  Save yourself the trouble, and go to the Garden Court Buffet at Mainstreet Station.


Good place to go watch sports and just hang out with your friends. Food is pretty standard bar food and has good service.  Mixed crowd on Saturday night. I enjoyed my experience.


Amazing service and amazing people. NO BS!!! Highly recommended!! Best alternative for dealership / CASA!!!!


I tend to walk through Bally's on my way home from work and I walk by Nathan's Famous and look upon it with disdain.It appears on the surface to be a typical crappy food court fast-food joint.\n\nI've tried the Sbarro(i think it's a Sbarro) next door and the food there is fuckin atrocious, so I went with Nathan's one day.\n\nI'm really not a hot dog kind of guy, so I went with the Double Cheeseburger and Crinkle-Cut Fries.\n\nThe fries are pretty horrid.obviously frozen and not fresh.The true gem here was the cheeseburger.Greasy, succulent, and with a bun that isn't fancy or anything but it just works with the burger.I could probably go on a huge rant about how good this burger is, but I have a typing form of ADD.\n\nYou'll just have to take my word for it.\n\nAlso, there are some cute Latinas working the register there who are possibly jailbait.Be careful when flirting gentlemen.


Oh PCL, where do I start? PCL is a lounge and club wanna be, it's set up like a lounge with the addition of a couple stripper poles (not equipped with strippers), blares music like a club... but beside the stripper poles there is nowhere for me to dance!  The \"dance floor\" is basically just a big walkway in between the bar and the bathroom.  Like most OT clubs there is a line to get it, I can't fault them for that, and besides on NYE I have never had to pay to get in.   Inside the d\u00e9cor is pretty funky and the service is decent for a busy club, I mean lounge... oh whatever!  The bathroom is set up for the capacity of the people who sit at the tables on the inside perimeter, but it is not sufficient for the amount of people they let in to occupy the \"dance floor\".   PCL is definitely not my favorite place to go in OT, but it's currently pretty trendy and all our other options keep closing, or are \"remodeling\", so kudos for keeping a float!


Good place even if it seems to trend a little too hipster for my taste. We flew into the airport and wanted a quick lunch before moving on to our destination. We found the Public Market Cafe on YELP, and the market itself was packing up when we arrived. The cafe serves breakfast until 3 pm so I went for the breakfast burrito. The burrito must have had 3 or 4 eggs - it was huge and full of cheese and bacon and best of all it was grilled - I love that. Tasted great. My wife ordered a salad but was a little annoyed when the dude at the register pointed her to the premade salads in the display case. Had she known it was already in plastic she would have ordered something fresher. The star of the meal was my daughter's bagel. The strawberry cream cheese I could have done without, but the bagel itself was homemade (in the restaurant) and it was fantastic. On the way out we picked up another 3 bagels to-go for breakfasts during our trip.


Bobby Flay,  you're a fraud.  Sorry man,  your TV shows are kinda cool, but after visiting your signature restaurant, I am not impressed at all.\n\nFirst of all, why does a master chef like yourself need to use so much damn salt?  It's cheating.  Salt does help bring out the flavor, but using too much of it is like how people use too much MSG on Chinese food and end  up making it all taste the same.\n\nI had the egg on a tortilla thing.  I don't even recall what it was called.  It was pretty darn salty, but edible.  The flavors weren't all that interesting.  Edible.  That's the best word to describe it.\n\nMy wife,  however, had the cobb salad.  The was so salty,  it was inedible.  So, she sent it back.  Asked them \"light salt\".  So, what did they do?  The still dusted the greens with salt.  Who puts salt on greens???\n\nThank God I never bought any of his cookbooks.  Apparently, the secret ingredient is half a shaker of salt.\n\nOh.  Sorry.  There was one plus.  I got to sit facing the sportsbook at Cesear's which everyone knows is the best sportsbook in town and got to watch the Michigan v. MSU football game.  Go Blue!


DO NOT USE THIS HOTEL IF YOU PLAN TO BOOK WITH A LARGE GROUP OF PEOPLE.  THEY ARE COMPLETELY INFLEXIBLE!.  USE OTHER HOTELS IN LV.\n\nSo planned to stay at this hotel with a large group using a promo code.  I planned to stay one night and called to book about 2 weeks before the stay.  They informed me, I was 2 days late and my promo-code had expired.  My room was supposed to cost $160 for the night.  The receptionist said sorry, the room will now be $350.  I called our \"party manager Carrie Gonlag\" who was the hotel employee in charge of booking groups.  She was completely inflexible and also offered me nothing.  I then spoke with a \"resort  manager\" who said she couldn't do anything, but with her \"special deals\" she could offer me a room for $400.  Somehow even with her \"special deals\" the price went up in the 2 hour window? I then checked online and a room appeared for $325.  \n\nSo moral of my review.  1) Don't stay at Cosmopolitan with a large group.  As most people know, anything with a large group requires flexibility and this hotel certainly does not offer that.  Stay anywhere else, but not here.  And if you speak with Carrie Gonlag, just hang up the phone.  You will not be helped in anyway.  \n\nI plan to leave this review on a few more travel websites as well as I feel very strongly about this.  Customer service is what drives business especially in the competitive Las Vegas market.  Would helping one person who got caught up in the holidays spending time with family and missed a reservation date really have hurt Hotel Cosmopolitan?  Probably not.  But they don't seem to care.


The crepes here were a bit odd.  I didn't like the texture or the taste of the batter. My friend and I split a breakfast crepe.  We got the sausage and egg crepe.  It was definitely a good size to fill you up.  The crepe wasn't horrible just a bit off than what I would normally taste from other crepe places.  The dough was just really off and threw the rest if the taste off.  I wouldn't come back unless they changed their crepe batter.


Good trainers. The new owner is a good man. I didn't get to complete my training due to past injuries but I can say as a Pharmacist I would recommend this group.


MTO Cafe just opened at 1:00pm on Oct. 22nd so the timing of the 1st three reviews are a little suspicious. The cafe is on the smaller side, but well designed and welcoming. I ordered the Skuna Bay Salmon wrap, which was not what I expected. The wrap had eggs in it, which were not listed in the description, and I do not like salmon and eggs cooked together. I was expecting something more like a wrap version of lox and bagels. Aside from that fact, I think other people would like this combination. For a $12 wrap, I would have expected it to include chips or fries, but it didn't so I also ordered a side of fries... which where unseasoned and \"floppy\". \n\nOverall, it's nice to have another dining option downtown, but I think MTO Cafe is a little on the pricey side for breakfast and lunch offerings. It will be interesting to see how they do over time.


This place is terrible!!! No matter how good of a deal you think you're getting, it's not worth it to deal with their customer service. Technicians know what they are doing, so it's a real shame. Went twice and both times argued with me that my groupon was not valid. And many problems with the up-sale they sold me to add another area. Definitely find another spot!


Charging guys $100 to get in last Friday night.  No wonder there was no line.  Who in their right mind would pay $100 on a normal Friday night?  Well it was Beyonce's after party.  Still,  something says the ppl aren't that dumb with this economy to pay that.  Maybe if it was NYE.  Needless to say,  I went over to another club across the street with a line that was pretty deep.\n\nThis is a beautiful club from what I've heard.


Love this place..always new things to see. Can spend hours here...always bring just a little bit of cash, or else I'll spend alot of money here


An AZ original 2Hippies! The best people, the best price, the best Burgers!


Far from the \"best ever\". The \"big\" sandwich (the #2) I ordered was about the size of a hot dog bun. I ordered it \"hot\" and the bread was warm but the inside was cold. The spicy mustard was not spicy at all. My husband ordered the Reuben and it was hands down the worst Reuben I've ever had. The sauerkraut was mixed with some liquid thousand island and it was runny in a bad way. The meat was tough and tasteless...I actually spit it out. \nIn fairness, the place was clean and the staff was very friendly. I guess I shouldn't have expected more from a place attached to a car wash, but maybe they should change their name to \"just ok\" and it wouldn't have been such a letdown.


Grrrr\nHated it!\nI love this chain,but hate this location!


Spices is always a favorite of mine; I accidentally was there the first day Etgar opened the restaurant, had the best hummus I'd found outside of Europe and became an addict. Great for a casual business lunch, and easily the best shawarma in Chandler. Owner and staff are very allergy conscious for those with serious food allergies as well.


If that Beach burger wasnt SOOO GOOD!!\n\nCustomer service is out the window when it comes to this place. \n\nSometimes bad enough to where I'd just rather go to the million other places that serve burgers just as good or better with even better customer service.


I was feeling the afternoon drag this past Saturday and so stopped by here with my girlfriend for a cup of coffee.  There isn't much to say about the decor of the place as it is stashed in a hallway over by the ballrooms and has some tables and a single TV.  I ended up ordering the 16 oz dark roast while my girlfriend had a 16 oz iced tea.  Almost $8, ouch, but it is Vegas.  The coffee was strong but not particularly good and the iced tea was just decent.  I feel like I probably could have had better coffee playing the slots.\n\nThe bottom line for me is that I wouldn't be back here in the future.  The coffee just wasn't that great.


Writing about the poker table. The dealers here are rude and sometimes split the pot wrong. For example, it was heads-up and me and the other guy had ace king. When the pot was split, he got an extra $5 chip and I got a white $1 chip. When I corrected him, he said the next hand was dealt. Little ass.


Best pizza in Anthem by far! Actually the best pizza I have found in phoenix so far.  This particular Barros has way better pizza than some of the other Barros in the valley. ..not sure why but it is worth driving to this one if you want a great pizza.  The prices are awesome too.  Great value! Large 2 topping for under $10 it's a steal.  Way better than a $20 pizza at a major chain.


The staff could have been friendlier.  We were greeted by \"What do you want?\"  The food was O.K.  We ate there and everything was in Styrofoam.   I was expecting some plates.  The price wasn't bad. I will give it another try.


Stopped here on our way back form Florida... not much to choose from out here...\n\nI tried the shrimp & grits.. AWESOME!!!!  Never thought  this would be a good combo but it works here!! \nAnd try the crustless coconut cream pie... MMMM!!!\ngood attentive service.


So yummy! I get 1 gyro and order an extra pita. They put enough meat in 1 that you can split into 2!


'O' my heavens!\n\nWith many of the Cirque du Soleil shows in Vegas, O rises to the occasion with an amazing show.  The setup is similar to the others in town with many different talents showcased for enthused audiences.  With the water aspect being the center theme, it opens up a multitude of stage variations.  One moment it is a solid stage... then next it's an open pool of water.  Incredible to see!\n\nI was given the opportunity to experience the new VIP suites.  Pretty incredible with a perfect view.  Chocolate covered strawberries and truffles are waiting for you!  You have a waitress there to assist the entire evening.  She is there for any drink or food orders.  She was so polite and friendly.  Her service was impeccable! \n\nO is definitely one of my favorites and would love to see it again!


While it was nice to see vegan options, they were very limited and the assumption seemed to be that vegans really miss meat and dairy.  The food was good, but not great.  The drinks were average at best a drink will cost you more than the meal.  The staff was rushed and unpleasant; the host that was attempting to look like a secret service agent with his earplug and inappropriate suit was obnoxious and rude.  It wasn't worth the money and I probably wouldn't go back.  The noise and smoke from the casino will make any meal less enjoyable.


Went to Fox & the Hound to watch an OSU basketball game.  Sat in the bar area, pretty dark and dismal, but eventually they figured out how to get the game on the big screen.  Nice TV's and plenty of seating.   Lunch was a bit pricey but not terrible.  Tried the signature turkey sandwich/club on a pretzel dough roll.   Very tasty, but add two draft beers and my bill was $15.00   didn't really think it was that steep of a bar/pub food kind of place but apparently so!  Overall, it was adequate for watching the basketball game and drinking a beer with lunch, but I doubt i'll be running back to return anytime soon.


Every school has their local bar or pub that everyone goes to to binge drink after exams, regardless of how good or bad they are...This is Midwestern's! Haha. Even though they are now known as the Australian, we still call it by their original name RTO's. The beer and mixed drinks are cheap (compared to like 15 bucks a drink where I'm from!) and they have nightly drink specials. I can see how people are disappointed by their \"Australian\" menu... truth is the menu did not change much from their original menu except for the addition of a few items. Love their nachos, duck fat fries, sliders, and asian/orange sauce wings. Don't order the onion rings, you will be disappointed! I will continue going here until 2016... when I graduate and move back to California!


Unless you get a \"Go Room\" you are in for a dirty filthy room. They don't care either. We had to move three times. The first time we moved after complaining there was another guest checking in our room before we fully moved out. No one from the Hotel checked on our complaint before sticking another guest with the problem.\n\nThe carpet was beyond dirty. It reaked and had stains and dirt all over. If you stepped into the tub after walking on the carpet you would leave black footprints. There is no excuse for such filth and no excuse for ignoring it and pawning these rooms off on the next guest.\n\nThe Hotel is old and smells like it. They are trying to improve by updating, but have a ways to go. With all the lovely hotels in Vegas, why would anyone want to stay here is beyond me. It was my first and last time. I've never been treated as badly. A kennel would have been cleaner.\n\nThere is one shining part of the Flamingo left. Junius Johnson, Jr., a server in the buffet. The man has been there for 30 years and he is the ultimate for customer service. He needs to train the rest of the staff. Hats off to the man.


Jeff and I were excited to give this place a try after hearing it had re-opened. We loved their beef tacos and menudo prior to the temporry closing. We had just finished hiking at Piestwea and were both very hungry. Jeff and I both loved the lengua tacos. They were juicy and with plenty of meat. The cabeza tacos had good flavor but were a little dry and bit too greasy. I didn't like the pastor tacos and neither did Jeff. They were unusually sweet for my liking and I didn't care for the texture of the meat. Finally, I ordered a large menudo and loved everything about this delicious red stew, except for the fact that it was a bit too greasy this time. I've had plenty of menudo and I know there are ways to take some of the fat out so it's not so heavy. The tortillas served on the side were very good. The service was good and speedy but they weren't busy either. We def don't think it's as good as before, but, considering how hard it is to find good authentic Mexican food in Az, I give the new Atoyac a slightly above average rating.


Ah, a bit of Deutschland here in USA. Beer is good (duh), food it depends on what you order. I was born in Germany and raised off schnitzels and wursts so I may be overcritical on some of their items, but the weiss wurst and sauerbraten are pretty good. What makes this place a great hang out for me is the biergarten .... 1. Awesome view 2. Lots of seats 3. Bathrooms close (lots of beer = lots of trips) 3. I can smoke cigars 4. great scenery. \n\nInside is load with music and people dancing. Always amusing to watch and take in the atmosphere. I plan on spending time here for the World Cup for sure.


Mariana's #3 is an interesting place. I wish I could say I like it...but having tried Cardenas at US 95 & Decatur first, then checking out Mariana's I set myself up for disappointment. First off parking is tight. Getting in the door you have a Rent a Center \"outlet\" to your left, slot machines to the right, then you have to make a hard Left and loop around the checkouts to get to the rest of the store. And if the checkout lines are long it's a pain to get through. And once you get into the rest of the store, it's dark, the aisles are narrow, and it's just claustrophobic! \n\nProduce wise, I was not impressed with quality, selection, and especially pricing. In fact price was an issue all over the store. If one comparison shops you will realize Mariana's is high. The carniceria is shoved along the North wall with a mediocre selection and again, you can do better on price, selection, and even quality. . \n\nI could go on and on but I walked out with hand made chips, salsa, and guac among other things. I put Cardenas offerings on the table, side by side with Mariana's. The Mariana's chips were thicker but held their own, but Mariana's salsa had a slight vinegary like twang to it...where Cardenas didn't. But then the guac ended it...3 dips into Mariana's guac and I got water. Not so with the guac from Cardenas. \n\nCouple that with mixing \"Mexican\" cane sugar Coke in with High Fructose sweetened Coke on the same shelf along with checkout staff that doesn't know how to smile and I will drive 2x the distance and go back to Cardenas. At least Mariana's does offer rides home to those who need it...but for me, I just don't see any reason to go back. At least not to Mariana's #3.


Possibly the best bacon cheeseburger I have had this decade! Nice cool Blue Moon beer on draft to wash it down.  Restaurant was clean.  Wait staff effecient and courteous.


Five stars for the entertainment and food, and staff..a two for the management!  I love going to Flanny's on Friday nights because of the entertainment.  Last Friday night Gerry Mora was performing and as usual was excellent.  I was so distracted when the owner was making hand gestures to Gerry about lowering the volume....how disrespectful!!  John if you want to keep quality performers and customers stop treating them like crap!!   I'm done with Flanny's.  There are plenty of other places to go in the area....


this buffet definitely has a lot of variety.  i thought it would never end haha.  best part is unlimited drinks!  wine/beer included.\n\nit's about 30 minutes from the strip, and $36 plus change for the meal.  guess they just started this last saturday, but...\n\nTIP: if you go on SATURDAY get a player's card (free) and get a buy one get one free meal!