DO NOT GO HERE! I stopped by this location after work to be treated for a persistent cough and after waiting about 40 minutes, I was seen and on my way (with no tests done) with 4 different prescriptions, including an antibiotic because the doctor didn't have a diagnosis. \n\nThat's just the beginning of my horrible experience with Concentra. Two months later, I got a bill in the mail demanding that I pay $110 within 15 days for a line item that read \"SVC PRV OFFICE REG SCHEDD EVN WK.\" As if I'm supposed to understand what that means?\n\nWhen I called their billing department, the agent couldn't give me a definitive answer as to what this was for and said it sounds like they charged me additionally for an after hours visit... Nobody had said anything to me about an after hours fee, especially $110... After trying to get answers about this policy, the agent hung up on me and I had to call back and speak to customer service, who didn't know anything about this fee.\n\nIn the end the fee was waived but unless you want to deal with a situation like mine, avoid this place all together and just go to a CVS Minute Clinic if you need an urgent care.


SMALL dance floor and everyone was smushed together (but at least they looked like they were having a good time).  Music was pretty good (mostly Top 40 hits).  They had $3 mixed drink specials until midnight.  This spot definitely attracts a younger crowd though (and by younger, I mean 18-21 range).  \n\nBartender could not hear me and gave me the wrong drink twice.  (Might be language barrier or the loud music).  We did not stay long here since everyone was probably 4-5 years younger than us and we weren't enthusiastic about joining what we will call \"The Sweat Pit.\"\n\nNo fee for us to enter and they barely checked my ID.


Vodka flights.  Caviar flights.  Both awesome.  Try the German caviar!  If you want to go extra fancy, they have an ice room!  Did I mention the Vodka from all over?


I should have read some of the yelp reviews before falling into this place.  Maybe I'm watching too many of those reality restaurant and bar rescue shows, but a semi cold breakfast told me the kitchen was sub par.  To encounter bad food in Las Vegas is the death nil given all the good restaurants around.  Had an expensive and I mean expensive plate of eggs benedict and it came out cold, which means it was pre-cooked and sat there.  I was lucky not to get sick!  Even fail safe hash browns were warm and tasted slightly sour.  I don't know how it's like for dinner but don't come here for breakfast!


Tried the shrimp scampi and it was pretty good. Saw him making a butter and sugar one topped with berries and chantilly cream that loooked good. Minus one star for register girl and cook chatting half the time and taking over twenty minutes to get the food out even though there were only a few orders before me.


Thanks to the friendly and helpful staff our stay was amazing! From the valet upon check-in to the girls in the Rojo lounge bar in the lobby! They really made us feel like special guests! Valet guy even remembered my name when we came back down to get a cab. Very impressive and I would definitely return for another relaxing stay. Didn't mind being away from the strip cause after being to Vegas so many times we don't really go walking around there as often. Room was modern and fully stocked, shower and tub were relaxing!


We were in the mood for some bar food...  i.e. nachos and wings.  We have walked by Al's many times so it was time to try it out. The bar has really neat decor with the tire rims on the wall.  Tables are clean with tall ceilings.\n\nit wasn't very busy when we walked in but by the time we left it was.  I only say this because they are a smoking bar.  I didn't realize until after we were sitting there for a bit.  The smoke wasn't too bad at first but when you fill the place up, it was really bothering the hubby.  I would have thought the tall ceilings would ventilate the smoke away from the dining area better, but I was wrong.\n\nIt was really a one man show there.  He was tending bar and waiting on all of the tables.  It was a little hectic but he seemed to handle it pretty well.  He was really friendly and informative about their menus.  He brought us a menu from Presidio next door along with Al's menu.  They apparently share kitchens so you can order anything from that menu as well.  Makes it convenient if you know you wanted something from Presidio.  \n\nAs far as the food, nachos were ok.  But that's about it,... just ok.  Chicken that we had ordered for the extra topping was few and far between.  The wings were good.  They were a nice size with a wonderful buffalo hot wing flavor.  They aren't breaded so I feel a little better about eating them.  ;-) \n\nSo I would go back if someone wanted to go but I won't be rushing back on my own.


Not the best sevice i've been offered. But I like this place's pho the best.\nI like that it has less smell of whatever it is in the usual pho. Clean taste of soup, lots of meats, and noodles. Noodle is usually overcooked but it is better than being undercooked. \nI love their egg rolls too.\nGreat place to try pho if it's your first one.


I tend to stay away from clubs in general because when I was in my 20's, I told myself I would not be like those \"older\" women who still went clubbing.  Unfortunately, I still find myself frequenting the clubs from time to time and just tell myself that 30s are the new 20s.  Yeah, whatever.\n\nSo the view is really gorgeous, as stated in everyone's reviews.  My friend's co-worker had a host at the Palms, so we were able to get a VIP table--or maybe all tables are VIP?  Anyways, I have to say that what I enjoyed the most was eat being able to walk past the long line without having to wait to get into the damn club.  There was a two-bottle minimum for our table.  Since we only had four people, we pretty much had one bottle left over.  However, since my friend and I were staying at the Palms, we were able to take it back to our room---one of the bouncers had to escort us carrying the bottle himself and we were able to go down in a different private elevator.\n\nThe crowd seemed like your average Vegas bunch---half naked women and drunk men.  Music was okay.  I don't recall the ceiling over the dancefloor ever retracting, though.  The place is pretty big, including an upstairs and two balconies.  The waitresses are pretty hot as well--it was kinda weird having them pour all our drinks for us and stand over our table every so often.  Talk about service....every time our bucket was slightly empty, some guy would refill it...whenever we finished our drink, someone would immediately take the empty glass away and clean the table...the carafes of cranberry and orange juice wouldn't even be 1/2 empty and they'd take it away only to replace it with a full one.  Man, I could get used to going VIP.  I have no idea how much it all cost bc someone else took care of the bill, thank God, but I'm sure it was near $1000 w/ tip if one bottle of Grey Goose is $475.   I doubt I'd go back, but at least I got to check it out once!


Part of the Lettuce Entertain You group of restaurants, Cafe Ba Ba Reeba started out in Chicago, then opened a branch in Las Vegas.  It specializes in tapas.  Originally intended as bar snacks, the term now refers to small portions of food (at least in the United States).  Choose a few and you have a meal; choose a bunch and you have a meal for a group of friends.\n\nIn addition to tapas, the menu offers paella and a few other items, but tapas are the stars. There are more than 50 choices, plus another dozen desserts.  Cold tapas include serrano ham, olives and chicken salad; hot tapas include octopus, empanadas and roast dates with bacon.\n\nThe inside dining areas are dark: dark stained wood flooring, dark wood tables, moderate lighting.  Loud guitar music plays; a Flamenco version of \"California Dreamin'\" was one of the more unusual selections.  The outside area, facing the strip, seemed much more inviting, but it was too hot outside for me.  Service was prompt; I ordered tapas one at a time, and they arrived pretty quickly.\n\nAt Cafe Ba Ba Reeba, tapas have been supersized.  A typical dish could serve as a small appetizer for four people, or as an hors d'oeuvre for even more people.  I was hard pressed to finish just three plates.  Serrano ham, salchichon, chorizo & manchego cheese also included triangles of toasted bread with chopped tomato on top.  Both the cheese and meats were thinly sliced, and very strongly flavored.  A winner.  It wasn't finger food, definitely requiring a knife and fork, but was big enough that it would best be split several ways.\n\nRoast dates with bacon and apple vinaigrette was an interesting dish.  Small dates (or perhaps halves of large dates) were wrapped in bacon, then grilled until the bacon was crispy and the dates were very chewy.  A small amount of vinaigrette was poured on top.  It was an unusual combination of sweet, salty, sour and fatty tastes.\n\nGrilled squid in olive oil and garlic consisted of large pieces of squid (both body and tentacles) sauted in olive oil.  Barely cooked through, the squid was still tender.  It was a little oily, but I liked it.\n\n\n\nThe food was OK, but as a solo diner I didn't really enjoy myself.  The supposedly tapa sized portions are actually quite large, and not conducive to ordering many dishes if one is dining alone.  I think it would be more fun with a group, at one of the outdoor tables.


I've attempted to visit this restaurant twice, and both times there were closed. The first time I tried, I called ahead to confirm that they would be open. I arrived 30 minutes later and they were are already closed, despite knowing that I was on my way. The next time I visit I make sure I don't call beforehand, so they can't close in anticipation of me. I arrive on a Saturday at 7pm, when ALL restaurants in Phoenix are open. Except them. Closed again.\n\nI don't think this restaurant is in business any longer. Every time I come, they are closed.


Loved the chicken fingers!


I absolutely looove this place!!!!!!!\n\nTerrine de foie gras...OMG! I could've finished all 5 oz to myself if I didn't eat a bunch of other stuff. Their crispy finger-sized toasts made the perfect companions.\n\nGrand plateau....this is their 3-tiered humongous seafood combination platter that include cocktail shrimps, 3 types of raw oysters (including Kumamoto), raw clams, mussels and lobsters! My favorites were the Kumamoto oysters...they were the perfect size (abt a one dollar coin), so creamy and super fresh! Yummmm!!\n\nHouse special short rib...tender, delicious and FULL of flavor!! It's laid on top of a bed amazingly flavored mushrooms that's been reduced in wine and their special sauce. \n\nSalade de Cresson d'Endive....delicious and refreshing with perfectly seasoned vinaigrette and walnuts.\n\nVeal Chateaubriand...extremely tender cuts of meat but flavor was nothing too memorable.\n\nEscargot a la Bourguignonne...braised burgundy snails with garlic butter under Bouchon's puffed pastry. Fantastic but very heavy on the butter....the richness of the butter and the pastry may turn some off.   \n\nAnd for desserts!!!! The dark chocolate mousse and the pot de creme are must-tries!!! Perfectly rich and creamy!! If you're a chocolate lover...you will not be disappointed with chocolate mousse!!!! Warning...will induce foodgasms!!! ;D\n\nOverall...even though Bouchon has multiple locations and a commercialized chef (still very respected)...the food at this Vegas location is Fantastic!!! Especially if you know what to order....and if you don't, ask the friendly server and give him/her some specific descriptives of what you favor and seek. Bon Appetit!! :D


This USED to be the best Wendy's in town:  fast drive-thru (even when cars were lined up around the building,) CORRECT orders - and exactly HOW you ordered them.  Unfortunately, those days are LONG gone.  \n\nToday I went to drive thru and one car was at the pick-up window and one car was in front of me at the speaker/menu board.  I waited - waited - and waited for him to order so I could pull up and order.  Then I realized what the problem was.  They took his order at the speaker/menu and as he pulled up to window, I pulled up to speaker/menu and was asked to \"Please wait.\"  As car in front pulled away from the pick-up window, I was finally told (via speaker) to proceed with my order.  While I was at the pick-up window, I looked in my rear view mirror to see the car behind me still waiting at the speaker/menu board.  WHAT?????  It was 11:00 AM!!  \n\nNow, on to my order:  Chicken Caesar Wrap was literally thrown together.  When I opened the paper, the wrap was basically just a tortilla with lettuce and chicken on top, barely folded up into a \"wrap.\"   Ordered unsweetened tea, but actually received sweet tea!!  Ordered a small Baja Salad - which was fine.  I did have to request a knife and fork.   My order wasn't messed up too badly this time, but it is irritating to order something and not receive what you ordered.   Many times I have requested no cheese, yet received cheese and ordered extra pickles and not received any pickles.  Arrgh!!!!  FRUSTRATING!!! \n\nOn one occasion, I went inside to place my to-go order and Wendy's had some \"big men\" in suits behind the counter.  One little older woman behind the counter  was trying to give orders (commands) and confusing the young lady making the sandwich.  The  day shift cashier - who has been there for at least 6 years and KNOWS her job well was trying to help explain what the customer had ordered, but this little woman would hardly let her explain anything - just telling her to keep on at the register.  Great!  Now we have 6 people lined up at this counter and none of the orders are coming out correctly.   \n\nWithin the last 2 years, this Wendy's has gone down hill with the service.  Seems that if you make any request (extra pickles, no cheese, etc.) it still comes the way the menu shows; IT DOES NOT MATTER what you request.  It is really sad that this has happened; it USED to be my favorite Wendy's to go to - not anymore.   I only go here because it is close to work.  I've called the 800 number too, but it seems that nothing ever comes of it....the problems at this Wendy's still continue.


If you haven't been to the Indoor Swap Mart, it can be difficult to describe.  Imagine these ingrediants all marinating in one giant shopping stew - Small business, garage sale, infomercials, Avon, amazing deals, tacky statues, street fair, carnival, and dollar store.  That is one freaky stew.   \n\nI had never gone until a few years ago.  It was a bit overwhelming.  But once your're in there, we found some amazing places.  There is a guy there who's been fixing watches for like 30 years and just couldn't afford to have a full time shop, so he does this.  He fixed a problem we'd been having that a fancy watch shop said couldn't be fixed.  Then there is my favorite - the sunglass guy.  He'll look at you, look at your face and say, \"You know what, I think these would look great on you\" and hand you a pair of glasses that you might not have pictured wearing, but they look great on you. And they are pretty cheap.  You have to realize that every little bench or table is someone with a business.  Sometimes that business includes some wacky and weird items.  But that can be fun to just laugh at too.  \n\nIt can be quite an adventure or just a great day of shopping based on your interests.  But it will definately never be dull.


We came here for restaurant week and while nothing was bad, nothing was good enough to mandate a return visit.  Oh well, there are plenty of other seafood restaurants in the sea...


This visit was okay. Could have been better.  The yogurt was way too soft! It was a Saturday and I'm thinking that they must have had a lot of traffic through there that the freezing mechanism wasn't able to keep up.  I'm no engineer nor do I know the whole process of dispersing yogurt from those taps.  \n\nA young lady was cleaning the \"squeeze\" glass where the toppings were. As I approached, you would have thought she would have stopped, gave me precedence, and continued after I chose my toppings. Oh, no. Not in this establishment! Customers are NOT priority here. The young lady continued to stray a liquid (I'm hoping water) on the glass and wipe. I maneuvered around her to get strawberries. Then to the blackberries.  Fruit flies (eewe!) came out of them and I opted to take my chances on the strawberries only. \n\nI payed ~$5 for my purchase and basically throw the runny concoction away as I walked past Brookstone. (Disgusting!)


Once just a Panera ripoff, Atlanta Bread has since added many more of its own creations. I tried the Italian vegetable panini the other night: tasty but expensive, given the portion size. Even after finishing the pickle and kettle chips that came with it, I felt barely satiated.\n\nDecor is nice, as is the free wifi, but service is somewhat lacking. Nonetheless, this place feels like an adequate option if you're in the mood for a sandwich. (The pastas, however, are quite bland.)


The first time I visited, I had an AWFUL lobster roll.  I love lobster rolls so much, so you can imagine how much I was disappointed.  I vowed to never return.  \nHowever, a decent amount of my co-workers insisted it was one of their favorite lunch spots.  After months and months of resistance, I finally went back.  \nI got the choose 4 option for lunch, which was pretty cool.  I love to try different things, so I feel like this was a great option.  Prosciutto wrapped melon, mushroom mac and cheese, Brussels, and grilled salmon.  All were good.  I saved the salmon for last.  It was my least favorite because of the completely different flavor profile it had from the other dishes.  It was packed with Asian flavors, and it sort of shocked my taste buds.  The tastes being so profoundly different than the rest of my meal really threw me off.  I definitely wasn't expecting that flavor profile to be in any dish at an Italian restaurant.  \nI'm sure it will be some time before I return, but after round 2, Vallozzi's somewhat redeemed itself.  Just take my advice and STAY AWAY from the lobster roll.


I hate going to chain hair salons.  First of all, I don't have a \"fashionable\" hair style.  I usually just shave my hair at home.  But sometimes I like to keep it a little longer.  When I do, I have it parted on the side and combed over.  I have hair that does not take to styling very well.  And I am losing it on top.  When I want a haircut (I've had 3 real haircuts in 9 years of living in Vegas) I want it cleaned up around the back and ears and trimmed on top leaving it just long enough to continue combing.  What I from Great Clips was quick service from a lady who made no small talk at all.  This does not necessarily bother me.  I am not one for small talk any how.  It just seemed very impersonal.  She cleaned up the back just frine from what I can tell.  She messed up around the ears.  The left side is trimmed higher than the right.  I feel off balance every time I look in the mirror.  The top was not trimmed much leaving that unsightly cowlick to deal with still even though I told her I wanted it gone.  She also asked me if I wanted to keep the side burns.  Considering I have a full face beard that is connected to my head by side burns it seemed like a stupid question.  Of course I would like to keep what ties it all together.  I would look pretty stupid otherwise.  This is exactly why I cut my own hair most times.  If I need a real haircut I think I will try to find an old fashioned neighborhood barber.  At least they may not butcher my hiar and charge me up the whazoo for it.


A decade later, it's just not the same....maybe I'm just older now. Maybe it's the crowd? Eh, whatever it was or IS, it's just not the place for me.


Great Asian Store in bad location. Too many homeless' in the parking lot  and by front of store begging for money or cigarettes.


My coworker and I came here after a busy nightshift. Overall the food was good (we both ordered the chicken fried steak) but the service was poor. The gentleman clearing tables was rude and told us they were \"too busy\" to allow us to sit on the empty corner table and made us squish in between other parties. After a crazy shift this is definitely not the place to unwind! \n\nOur waiter was not very attentive and my coworker was never offered a refill on her diet coke the whole time we were there. The food was alright, but nothing spectacular. I wish I would've tried the Pumpkin French Toast. I told myself I would get it next time....at this point I'm not sure if we will go so far out of our way again. There are better breakfast joints much closer.


Always always always good.....good prices and large portions!!!! I usually have it delivered but the few times I have been in to the restaurant it is clean and the staff is friendly. As a matter of fact I am ordering my regular right now......mmmmmm!!!!


Had a great time!  Great food! There is usually a significant wait 30-60 mins!  Be prepared to wait!


name changed to \"Nate's Place\"\n\nhow do i explain this joint?\n\nit's been around for quite some time, and since moving nearby, jsut recently began coming up in the radar of nearby dive bars.\n\npros: i can ride my bike here. the new owner is cool. they do poker tournaments. they do karaoke. for a dive they have nice beers on tap, like harp, guiness, ace pear and kiltlifter. they have food (never tried it, though). \n\ncons: standard stuff that goes along with a dive bar, but that's kind of what makes it fun to go there. my favorite old bar fly is Einstein (so nicknamed by my former roommate for his wild, white hair); he speaks in these sort of half sentences all the time - you get either the first part or the tail end of any thought that happens into his head. he favors the ladies (shocking, i know), and although seems out of it, is surprisingly lucid at 1 a.m. for example, he was going on about a sort of conspiracy theory, and to placate him and being my usual sarcastic self, i commented \"ah, i see, it's all coming together now.\" at which point, whithout missing a beat, he responded, \"i don't care if it all falls apart.\" and launched right back into his half-sentence tale of the collusion de jour. well played, einstien. \n\nanyway, back to cons: it is waaaay too bright inside here for a bar of that caliber. and, the karaoke patrons tend to be the ones trying to take their serious shot at american idol - i heard more sappy pap country love songs and creed than i can handle. i guess i'm used to more upbeat or fun karaoke, not  this, \"i'm seriously belting a love song in a dive bar at midnight on the weekend\" variety.\n\nit's got outside seating area with tables, but the view is terrible - kyrene road right at baseline in a kind-of strip mall. \n\nmore cons:  they only have a beer and wine license... that means no shots... or no shots made with any liquor that has over 12 percent alcohol content or something. weird, right? \n\nthe last three times i visited Nate's Place I left either immediately after or before finishing my first beer, and the last straw was a Thursday night when I took my beer on the patio to escape the way-too-loud  creed karaoke to find a very strange group of crack heads. I blatantly studied the dynamic of the group - they were loud and seemingly begging for and def enjoying the attention - and came to the conclusion that the mid to late 20's gentlemen fancied hisself a pimp; I swear to god he even rocked a cane. He dressed white trash meth-ghetto and had what appeared to be a strung out prostitute in tow. I haven't been back since.


I'm not crazy about the food here, but there's a great (huge!) patio and I would go for a cocktail or glass of wine anytime :)


Love Ruby!  I actually remember going to the old location as a kid - and how great it was then.  Same quality and service today.\n\nFUN TIP:  Make sure to check out the water fountain, too.  See if you can get it to work.  Pretty cool.


It's a Sunday afternoon around 2 pm, so the fam decides to grab a burger and relax on the patio. Well, we relaxed alright...for 45 minutes waiting for our food to come (which never did). Apparently the computers went down and our order was lost. The waiter apologized, but we waited and waited while tables that came AFTER us were served. Our kids were hungry (and so were we), so we left with empty stomachs and a bad taste in our mouth.\n\nMy advice...don't bother.


The drinks are awesome. While the food is pretty good, It adds up since they are small plates. Don't go there hungry, but more so to enjoy drinks and an appetizer. Always prepare for an hr wait.


This place is totally worth the drive from Tucson to Phoenix to get furniture, especially since it's so hard to find the furniture we needed, curio cabinets, in Tucson for a decent price.\nNot only did we find a great curio cabinet, we found some LEDs to put in the cabinet at a great price, a lamp for one of our guest rooms, and plug-in lights to help light up a dark spot near our back door. We got all of this for under $300.\nJust walking through the store gave us all kinds of ideas for furniture for our back yard and our office. We will definitely be back to get these once we have the money to do so.


I was in the area waiting for an appointment, so I decided to try this place out.\nThe design and interior arrangement is nice and comfy.\nNow, I DO care for the espresso quality and haven't had  a cup of starbucks for ages (I do have two of their cups tho), so after seeing caribou's espresso machines, I decided I am not going to torture my taste buds. I ended up having a cup of thai black tea latte, and a brown sugar oatmeal, plus a cranberry orange scone to go.\nThe staffs are ok, not anything more than taking your orders and making them.\nThey do have many varieties on coffee/tea drinks and breakfast pastries and stuff, but the quality, uh, well...\nI like how they have various tea latte and you can vary the kind of milk and the degree of sweetness of them, but if you do know well what a cup chai, thai, or oolong tea should taste like, you probably will be disappointed.\nAll in all, if you just want a place to sit and study for a couple hours and not really picky about the tastes, it's a nice place to be at.


The burgers are great, shakes are delicious... The truffle fries are Tid bits that required a fork, looked like they drained the fryer and gave us what was at the bottom. The service was HORRIBLE and servers need a lesson in Hospitality 101. Good luck in North Scottsdale Hopdoddy


What can I say. Disappointed!! Very disappointed. Especially after reading the Yelp reviews. I did a lot of research on where to eat in Las Vegas. I did not want to pay the $200.00 plus price tag of some of the top top rated places, but, I am a foodie and wanted a memorable meal. \nFirst, my partner and I had a reservation, and were seated at an extremely large 4-6 top table (I usually appreciate a big table) however, this was completely impersonal. By the way we were eating at 6:30 p.m. so it was not crowded. We asked for another table and were seated at a banquette. The server arrived, but acted as if he was not expecting company. \nThe best experience was with the sommelier, whose name unfortunately I cannot remember. He gave great recommendations for glasses of wine and even brought tastes for my partner. He was very friendly and nice to talk to(more later).\nMy partner ordered the kobe beef burger and I ordered the San Francisco Cioppino (imagining that this would be stellar given Michael Mina's roots).  The burger was terrific, the fries however, were over salted(I am a salt lover, so really too much) and frankly pretty ordinary. \nNow to my Cioppino, first, it was obvious from the first bite that the fish and shellfish were pre-cooked, no, really. I could not believe it, also, the temperature of the whole dish was off. The \"broth\" which is actually more like a tomato saucea was not hot enough, too thick and just bland and ordinary tasting. The combination of the pre-cooked fish and shellfish was really not good. I only ate the lobster tail and the scallop(also not cooked correctly). The sommelier came by towards the end of the meal and asked how everything was (the server never returned to ask). I asked him if he really wanted to know and I told him about the above. I saw him tell the server, who never asked us and just brought us a trio of sorbets (the chocolate was yummy but the peach and mango tasted like Sharon's.) \nOverall, I would never recommend this restaurant or eat here again. I was glad to take the complimentary copy of WIne Spectator with Michael Mina on the cover, but would be reticent to try his restaurants again.


Eh.\n\nIt was loud because of a live band....but completely empty at 11:30 PM on a Friday night.  I guess everyone was out and about in Vegas...but this place just wasn't that great.\n\nWorse, the promoter at the door gave our very large group cards for \"Buy 1 Get 1 Free.\"  So hey, why not, right?   But then come to find out, each drink costs between $9.50 and $11.00.  So....I get that you're in Vegas and you'll pay, one way or the other, but that seemed just a little outrageous.\n\nI slipped away after only fifteen minutes of watching a couple of old people dance to a cover of Footloose that the live band was playing and that was enough for me.  Thanks.


Kate and I recently held our wedding at the Orpheum (ceremony and all) and it was fantastic. The service, the food, the setting were all something special. \n\nHats off to an excellent event coordinator, a helpful bar staff and some very tasty scallops (even if I was too busy to actually eat one).


This has become a favorite haunt of mine in my time as a UW student - this is one of my first suggestions when someone is looking for an easy, no-fuss place to get something to eat. \n\nThis place gets pretty busy before Badger home games - football, men's basketball and hockey. The restaurant sets up a tailgate in their parking lot prior to home games at Camp Randall that's worth a stop. Yes, it's the usual brats and burgers type situation, but the beer selection is markedly better than any other tailgate you'll find on Regent. This is true for the rest of the year, too - the Big Ten has a great selection of beer on tap and in bottles. I love that they've always got something new to try, too. The bartenders are knowledgeable about what's in stock and always have great recommendations. \n\nAs for the food - I've always been pretty pleased with my order. The Big Ten has osme interesting french fry selections, but they're sold a la carte. I've never really understood this menu arrangement, but they're delicious and worth the upgrade. I'm partial to the sweet potato fries with a raspberry dipping sauce, but many of my friends are hardcore wedge fry fans. \n\nThe sandwiches, burgers, and fish fries are the stars on the rest of the menu. I've ordered the Turkey Reuben and Bacon Ranch Burger over and over and over again. The Friday Fish Fry is wildly popular with families and the community - plan to wait if you want to try and get a table around the dinner hour on Friday night. I'm always amazed at the size of the fish fry - as in, full length fillets of walleye on your plate. One of the best fish fries I've ever had -- and I'm a life long Wisconsinite.


The food here is great, but the service is always slow, no matter what. It took almost 15 minutes for soup and a scoop of pre-made salad, and it WASN'T busy. I have waited over 40 minutes in the past for a sandwich when it was busy.


I've stayed at most of the hotels on the strip, but Bally's has been one of the worst hotels I've been in.\n\n- It's the oldest looking with air bubble filled wall paper and crusty chipped paint. \n- They try to charge you $16 if you checkin before 4pm.\n- All the other hotels always had toothpaste and other amenities, Bally's doesn't\n- Furniture is from the 80's\n\nThe regular room at Palms Place makes the Suites at Bally's look like a joke.


As much as i want to love and adore this place, I would say it's a step above mediocre in terms of their beer selection and their food. \n\nI love the way this bar is decorated. The ceiling is painted really colorful and there is even a bike hanging from the ceiling as well... Pretty awesome. \nBoth times that I have eaten here I've sat at the bar. The bartender was friendly both times as well. The first time I came I ordered boulders mojo risen IPA... Delicious. The second time I came here I ordered a Great Lakes pilsner. I have to say their craft beer selection can be improved... Both times that I have gone there have been about three beers offered that were something I might be interested in.. And overall they only have about 8 or so beers on tap at all times. Not the selection I hope for in a bar. \n\nI really like the fact that this place offers so many vegan and vegetarian options. The first time I came I ordered the dirty Bella tacos with marinated portabella mushrooms and slaw- messy but delicious. The meal also came with corn and beans. \n\nThe second time I came it was taco Tuesday! $1 chicken or beef tacos and $2 shrimp or portabella tacos. I ordered one chicken, two mushroom and one beef. I received one chicken, two mushroom and one shrimp.. I didn't complain though- I kind of wanted to try the shrimp taco anyway. They were pretty good. The chicken was a little cold and the shrimp was nothing more than small fried shrimp... The mushroom tacos are by far my favorite.. They put salsas and guacamole on their tacos as well. \n\nOverall, it's an awesome bar- just nothing too special or out of this world. I definitely will return for more portabella tacos on taco Tuesday though!


Bin gestern mit Freunden das erste Mal dort essen gewesen. Das Personal ist sehr freundlich und aufmerksam. Trotz der etwas rustikalen und schlichten Einrichtung f\u00fchlt man sich trotzdem wohl. Der Flammkuchen war lecker, hatte aber noch einen Salat C\u00f4te d'Azur (Blattsalate mit Gambas). Das Dressing war in Ordnung aber f\u00fcr 14,80\u20ac erwarte ich einen tollen gro\u00dfen Salatteller mit saftigen Garnelen - leider entt\u00e4uscht worden! Noch ein Besuch ist es mir leider nicht wert.


War zuf\u00e4llig hier. Der D\u00f6ner hat auf Anhieb geschmeckt. So sollte er sein. Der Umweg lohnt sich f\u00fcr mich.


I just picked up my new Oakley sunglasses and they are awesome!!!  I've been going here for the past 5+ years and everytime is fantastic.  The entire staff goes beyond making you feel comfortable during your visit.\nWhether you're getting an exam or picking out the perfect frames they will help every step of the way.


An important part of a Las Vegas trip is eating at a buffet. You're exhausted from the night before, dehydrated from not enough water and too much alcohol, and already given into gluttony, so what do you have to lose? Well, your standards and possibly your dignity if you choose the wrong buffet. I have had the good and the bad, and I would say MGM is neither. It's just okay. \n\nOn a saturday morning just before noon, I was starving. So starving, that by the time we finally sat down to eat I literally grabbed a plate from the closest food station and filled up a plate with things I couldn't even pronounce. I actually found it quite tasty, so I was curious about what other delicious things were out there. Well, that's where the okay part of it all comes into play. Everything else was just okay. For $25 though, I like a little better than okay. I go to Silverton for $17 and it's AMAZING, so I wasn't impressed by the price.\n\nI was, however, impressed with the pay here kiosks! Instead of waiting in line for eternity you just walk up to the kiosk, get your receipt, and get seated. Done. Simple. I appreciate that. \n\nI would eat here again if it was very convenient or I was starving and couldn't wait, but I don't think I would really plan to eat here.


Ordered a Red Dragon (minus the Crab mix add additional Spicy Tuna) (Great - this one was my Favorite) and the Tuna Lovers (Good) - the fish was fresh and both rolls were very tasty! I'll be back!


This place is ahhhhh-mazing and I'm not pho-king with you ! :) I'm so happy I found this place! I had visited a pho place down the street called Angelina's but dang their service was terrible. On top of that, their food took foreverrrrrrrr to get. i just want some soup, dang it! BUT now my problems are solved! not only are the staff incredible and super helpful, especially Peter but the food is out of this world ! The service is also quick and they are on top of it! He explained all the cuisines to me and answered any question I had! this place will see me again and again! the spring rolls are super refreshing ! i usually get the number 14 with the rare beef and meatballs. yum! they have that combo for $10 which is a steal! I've also tried their #50! delicious broth! and I have gotten a com Dac Biet. peter had said it had a little bit of all their grilled selections .. uhhhh DELICIOUS! The bobas? Try itttttt. Peter said coconut and jackfruit? super super tasty. the coffee? you'll never be able to go back to Starbucks! People of Glendale! Check out Pho Viet! You won't regret it !!!!!!


My friend lives for this place - taking all visitors to Vegas to one his favorite spots to drink, eat and be merry.\n\nWe started off with a pitcher of the White Sangria ($18.00).  It was nice to even have that option.  I was a bit disappointed with the lack of fruit. If you read any of previous entries regarding sangria, I live for all that fruit shit marinating in the wine!  So, bring it on! \n\nI remember getting a complimentary  Firefly*fries (parmesan, herbs, aioli) to start of our meal - anything complimentary is ALWAYS appreciated!  Some of the tapas we ordered included Stuffed dates (bacon-wrapped, smoked almond, red wine reduction, blue cheese) $4,  Patatas bravas (roasted red potatoes in spicy aioli) $4.50, and some kind of meat tapa.  Sadly, I can't remember much else about what we had that evening. \n\nIn all fairness, I didn't have much of an appetite.  I was, uh *ahem*, recovering still and couldn't enjoy the various goodies that arrived at our table.\n\nBut I would definitely give it another go because I usually love tapas and I'm confident that if I was in my healthy state, this place would rate higher.\n\nUpdate! 02/26/07 - I finally got around to trying this place out again, and this time I was healthy and hungry!  It's Friday night and packed!  With an hour and half wait, we wing it outside under the heating lamps.  They started us off with bread, some type of buttery spread, and olives.  We ordered the ceviche of shrimp, which was tiger shrimp, avocado, and two corn tortilla chips ($8.50).  The ceviche was good, not sure how much shrimp was actually in the dish though and only two chips?  The roasted eggplant cannelloni, made with goat cheese and tomato sauce ($5.00) was a surprise hit.  It came in a set of three and the BF definitely plans on ordering this one again.  Tasty, especially if you're a goat cheese lover.  We order the lamb chops medium, and they came a bit overcooked.  With two chops, a red wine reduction, and sauteed lentils and veggies ($8.50), you got a bit more bang for your buck.  The baked filets of grouper that are marinated with herbs, lemon and garlic ($6.50) came with three pieces and lacked flavor.  I ended up using the sauce from my ceviche to give it a kick.  The pulpo asado, which is marinated and grilled octopus with a few red potatoes and chopped tomatoes ($7.50) was okay too.  We finished off with the BF's favorite - Banana-Nutella Sandwiches ($5.00).  This came with four triangles and you're supposed to dip it into the Nutella sauce.  The sauce was cold when we got it, but the BF claims it's usually served warm.  With a party of four, we shared a pitcher of their passion fruit Mojitos ($7.00/glass; $28.00/pitcher) that was pretty yummy.  (I love mojitos!)\n\nOverall, the food was okay.  We couldn't enjoy their meat dishes as much b/c our company was doing the \"No Meat Friday\" thing.  I'm upping my star rating from a three to a four because the atmosphere is good, and with tapas, everyone seems to have a good time.  I would definitely recommend making reservations though for busy evenings!\n\nHappy Hour is Mondays through Fridays from 3 pm to 6 pm.  1/2 Firefly Drinks (sangria, mojitos, specialty martinis, and infused vodka) and well drinks.  Appetizer plate is included\n\n\nAppetizer plate included, which is 1 stuffed date, 1 albondiga, and 1 tortilla espanola.


I am indeed a fan of the Smith Center! It is a welcome addition to the Las Vegas cultural scene(cough - what scene- cough).  It's really beautifully designed and is pretty easy to navigate from parking to seating.  Parking is free in the lot, or they have valet for a fee ($8? maybe?).  The valet doesn't really help you avoid traffic and the lot is very close, so it's not really worth it unless you have difficulty walking.\n\nI've seen a couple of shows here, and I will say that it seems like the sound can be hit or miss, perhaps depending on where you sit.  I have been in the balcony both times, and even pretty high up, the view of the stage is good.  The quality of the performances was very high, and I look forward to attend more shows in the coming season.\n\nThey have a bar for pre-show drinks and snacks, and offer a limited variety of wine, beer, and liquors at high, but not insanely outrageous, prices.  Oh, and for all you boozers out there, they now offer collectible \"sippy cups\" so for $3 extra you can take your drink into the theatre with you.


Love, Love, Love this place! \n\nWatching the chef pulling fresh Chinese-style ramen will never, ever get old! I've come back twice (in like 2 days apart) because the food was just too good! \n\nI ordered the pulled chicken ramen (hot with soup) and also ordered sides like the potato salad and pickled radish and the potato salad was delicious (not to mention totally, completely worth the price). \n\nJust writing this review makes me want to go back for more! The insides are a bit bare, so don't expect a luxury decor, but then again, for this place, I really am only in it for the food!


The fact this restaurant has 4 stars boggles my mind. The service and atmosphere is great but the food, unfortunately was a let down. \n\nWe were recommended this place by a friend because of how much my bf loves french dips. We figured for $19 and the rave reviews it would be a great sandwich. If you love bread, not a lot of meat and sub par au jus, then this would be the sandwich for you. I've had plenty of better french dips at local bars, for half the price. We also requested extra crispy french fries, which came out pretty soggy.\n\nI ordered the thai steak salad. I LOVE thai everything, but this salad was just a smorgasbord  of clashing flavors. The filet in my salad was also very salty. Not a very well thought out dish, was only able to eat half of it. \n\nAll in all, not worth the price. Disappointing.  Won't be back.


Even if you're not in the area but want some really good Mexican, you gotta come here. The staff (everyone) was very nice. Very clean inside and outside. Plenty of options for seating, even outside. I had the shrimp tacos and side of sweet plantains. Awesome. I also had the ultimate margarita. Supposedly it had 3 different kinds of tequila, but I didn't even catch a buzz. I complain only because of the price! I mean the drink was really good, especially since I'm not a fan of margarita pre-mix (this was homemade). All in all, this has been the better Mexican I've had so far.


My experience at Yama sushi was okay. I've had much better sushi at Sushi Mon \n(AYCE). It seemed like we were bothering the server by just ordering. I would have been upset if we had paid over $23. We ordered 9 rolls, and i can honestly say I only liked 2 out of the 9. Needless to say we won't be returning.


We had a party of 28 to celebrate the annual J&J Bday Bash.  I loved the Yelp party experience, I am so torn on the # of stars!!!  This is a 3-1/2 stars review.  The service was 5 stars hands down.  Our server was more than I can ask for.  The food was ok, barely a 3.  \n\nFrench Onion Soup - It was cheesy, onion-y, and bread-y, but a little saltier than I like.\n\nNed Colletti's Chicken Schnitzel with lemon butter sauce - The chicken was a little dry and the lemon butter sauce was ok.  The baked potato was ok.  \n\nThe service was so fabulous!!  Maybe I should have gotten a steak?


For the second year in a row the boyfriend and I have enjoyed a summer staycation at the Westin Kierland Resort. Even though it's only about 30 minutes from our house in Tempe the Westin Kierland makes us feel like we are away on vacation.\n\nThe resort is very large with lots of comfortable places to relax, dine or explore. The have two large pools, one is for families and includes a lazy river and the other is an adult only pool, which is what we opted for. The pool area is really pretty and kept very clean. There are a ton of chairs so you don't have to worry about getting out there early to get a seat. There are also a lot of umbrellas so you can find shade even on the sunniest of summer days.\nThey also have a pool waiter walking around making sure you have plenty of ice water or you can order drinks and food. I love being waited on at the pool!\n\nThe rooms are pretty large with their heavenly bed. They are on par with the other Westin's I have stayed at.\n\nRight next door is an outdoor shopping center that has a lot of really great places to eat as well so you'll never be at a loss for things to do or eat.\n\nI would recommend the Westin Kierland to anyone from out of town or   to anyone in town who wants an easy weekend escape.


Charlotte's number 1 trusted indoor dog daycare and boarding facility. Owner Nicole takes pride in every aspect of the business including extended service to help rescued dogs. There's a big reason Dogtopia has won the Best Of award. All animals must be vaccinated prior to using the facility. Services also include grooming. My dogs, #MecklenDog & #Mr704, are proud to support them. We hope you do too.


I've been eating at this restaurant for a while now, and I've never had a bad experience or a bad dish.\n\nI'm a sushi novice, but the sushi I've had here was quite good.  All of the dishes I've had have been yummy and fairly priced, and the rice that comes on the side of most of the dishes seems to be perfectly cooked.\n\nI'm also impressed with the friendliness of the staff and the rapidity with which your food is served to you.  There have been quite a few times that my girlfriend and I have come in, eaten an appetizer and our dinners, and left in under an hour because the kitchen and staff are just that fast.


Justin is awesome! Very attentive and professional. He has the right staff and his happy hour is phenomenal. This is my first time here and I will definitely come back. Try the soju cocktails, they are to die for.


My main issue with this place is the noise because it's still undergoing construction.  One of the main reasons I came to Vegas was to relax and catch up on sleep since I have a 1 year old and he never sleeps in.  Construction started at about 6:30 am and even though I was on the 18th floor the windows did a poor job of trying to muffle the noise.  They offered to switch us across the hall, but I opted out because if the noise travels up 18 floors I doubt walking across the hall would make much of a difference. I get the fact that when you're in Vegas you should be on the move out and about,  but there were times during the day I wanted to take a nap and was not able because it was so annoyingly loud!!!! The fact that I wasn't able to sleep passed 6:30 am because that's when construction started kills me.  If I wanted to wake up at 6:30 am I would have stayed home. A hotel that you can't sleep in is about as pointless as a rental car you can't drive. It just ends up being a huge waste of money.  I am only giving them 2 stars for customer service since we received a credit for 1 day of their resort fee charge.  If you value sleep don't stay here.


This is the coolest little coffee shop I've found, they always have cool art and they have a great menu and coffees, love it here.


This is a fantastic little (and it IS little) restaurant. It's French, so of course the wine will be good. \n\nWe had escargots (12 of them!) & the anti-pasta plate for starters. Followed by the beef bourguignon and trout, then a cheese plate for dessert. All very civilized and delicious.\n\nI highly recommend this place. Give it a try should you happen to be in the area, or make a special trip - I think it's worth it.


Not the worst, but by far not the best either. Service was very slow, food was bland, and experience was lacking. Will not return.


The breakfast burrito was okay and for this reason I felt it was overpriced. The location next to Ice Den and the operating hours are really great. The staff are friendly and the service was fast.


I don't even want to give one star--is there a zero star option??\nWe have eaten at this Mellow Mushroom at least 10 times since they have opened and but service has always been mediocre.  One of the reasons that we kept coming back is because we kept getting manager comped meals due to a variety of issues this location had.  \nTonight we went in for drinks and reverse happy hour after a birthday party at the establishment next door.  There was a group of 20 of us there and after eating a full meal, and sitting there for 2 hours- I had drank ONE drink when I went to order another drink was told that our entire party was cut off from drinks.  Excuse me?? When I asked why exactly that was the bartender/manager on duty sarcastically and rudely said \"would you like me to call you a cab home?\" and walked away.  With zero explanation and a cocky bartender on his high horse thank you very much but I will never come back to this establishment again.  At 11:30 at night on a Friday night I am not sure what sort of crowd you are expecting but I do not expect to be cut off after one drink. This place promotes their variety of beers on tap and is a BAR.  The service is horrible and if you want drinks/food there are plenty of other choice in the area do do not go to the City North Mellow Mushroom. I highly recommend Modern Margarita or Kona Grill right next door!


Restaurant/Karaoke/Dance Club in one? Fun Filipino atmosphere where the old folks and young kids can all hang out and have a good time. The place was kind of dingy with dimmed lights and loud music. The dining tables were wrapped around the small dance floor and the only kind of light that was provided were from the candles, disco ball, and the big TV screen that was on stage where the karaoke mics were. \n\nAs for dinner, I gotta give it to them and say that it was quite tasty. I was satisfied with everything that was ordered and pretty much licked the plate clean - totally murdered it. We ordered:\n\nTosilog (pork with fried rice and fried egg) - $9.95\nSisig (shredded pork w/ onions n' mushrooms on a sizzling plate) - $12.95\nSizzling Black Pepper Chicken - $10.95\nGarlic Fried Rice $7.95\n\nService: I thought was okay, not friendly at all, our waitress was kind of stuck-up'ish. We ordered water to start off with and she came back with six bottles of the small 0.5L Arrowhead Bottle water which were at $3 a pop - that's $18 for just water! (This is the kind of water that I can get for 50\u00a2 at 7-Eleven). We flagged her down and told her we wanted tap water (the free kind that comes in a glass), but she told us they didn't serve tap water - which didn't make ANY sense because \"later\" on that night I saw people at the next table over with tap water! And on top of that, I too was able to get water from a different waitress so that totally pissed me off!!!\n\nNote: She quickly gave us our checks before we were even done eating and told us we had to pay because she had to clock out. The rude part was when she came back with our cards and waited for us to sign the checks and see how much we were going to tip her. The next thing you know, she was changed into her hoochie-mama outfit and was on stage doing karaoke! (I guess someone was in a hurry to go sing).


Love this place!  Best to check the website before you go so you know what is going on the night you are planning to go.  I came on a random Wednesday with my girlfriends for a dink after my birthday dinner.   We did not know it was a mainly gay bar, so we were some of the only females, but everyone was so nice and we danced and had a great time!  It was VERY full the night we came.  We wanted to go back for \"Dragaoke\", karaoke in drag we assume- but we have not made it yet.  A fun place to go if you have an open mind about what is fun!


When you're far from home, the minute you see a familiar face out in that huge sea of people, you instantly smile. That's how I feel everytime I see the Hawaiian Air Las Vegas ohana... They have that island style spirit that our Hawaii is so famous for. You can tell that they miss home too, in the islands and for them, like us, it's nice to see familiar faces. Hawaiian Airlines has always been my go to carrier when traveling to the west coast and Vegas. They've since moved operations from the old International terminal and now operate out of the new Terminal 3, D concourse. Access by a high speed tram is so easy. The new digs also offer us travelers access to new shops, concessions and yes, slot machines! But getting back to our Hawaiian ohana, it helps to have friendly staff with the Aloha spirit since a lot of times we as travelers need assistance at the gates, etc. I have never felt guilty of like I was bothering any of them whenever I had a question or concern about something. Traveling can be intimidating for some, confusing to others and just downright unpleasant. It sure helps when you have a friendly face to talk to at the beginning of a long journey home and a smile. That alone will cure your anxieties! Keep up the good work Hawaiian!\n\nOh, and btw, be sure to download the Hawaiian Air app if you have a smartphone, it's so convenient and easy to use. Check in, change seats, upgrade, do it all from the app! You'll never be scrambling to find a computer anymore!


I was not impressed!! I went here because of the reviews, but found that the service was poor, the food mediocre, and not hot enough for me. I am always checking mexican restaurants for the food and the heat. I love the food, being from NM and also love the heat...this one fails...would not go back!!


We came here expecting good Greek food as it has always been before. It was so hot and sticky when you first entered. We waited an eternity just for them to ask us what we wanted to drink, then another ten minutes just for them to bring it. I ordered the regular gyro and salad (which was $1.99 extra for salad) my husband had the GLT a gyro, lett., tomato sandwich which came with a salad. Our first server who I believe was the owner, was a bit rude as if he didnt feel like serving. To be nice, he brought us chicken lentil soup on the house. I only took about 3 bites as it was completely disgusting and flavorless. I had to add pepper, salt and hot sauce and still nothing. Our meals came out about 30 seconds of us receiving the soup. The tzatziki sauce smelled AWFUL!!! It literally smelled like old cheese or bad foot odor. There was barely any meat in my gyro. As for the salad, it had no feta cheese or bellpeppers. It was completely bland with barely and dressing. Our server who looked like to be the busser because he looked grimey and had an ugly apron on, barely came to check on us. My husbands meal was just a TAD better than mine, with his salad being the same as well. I definately do not recommened this place AT ALL!! Please stay away and go somewhere else!! I will NEVER be returning here again!


Worst Storage Unit ever! Don't store here, and if already, VACATE IMMEDIATELY!!! Managers are rude, Owner  has the worst business skills. Customers word means nothing. Extremely Selfish, and unwilling to compromise! Apparently have never heard about \"customer always being right\" instead they argue with the customer and simply don't care!! I will post this everyday till the word gets out!!! VACATE, & DO NOT CONSIDER, OR THINK TWICE!!!!


The plus and minus side of the hotel are the same, that's why 3 stars. It's small, it's intimate, and that works for and against it. \n\nEasily can walk by your destination because the circle is so small and if you get busy talking, you'll have to back track, or just keep walking the circle! I like the Casino and lobby, didn't really like the joint, and body english is decent. \n\nThe bar is fun, cute intimate bar, a circle of course, plenty of flirty guys. Not this weekend but at another time I sat at an empty table and it  filled up fast once i sat down, so don't be afraid of an empty table! \n\nThe food places are a grill, (forgot the name) nobu, and AGO. I skipped nobu, but ate food at both other places. And both are good. One of the chefs at the grill sent over some sundaes, with a wink. very sweet! I lost my phone at AGO, and the cutey bartender got a flashlight, and on his hands and knees found it for me! Everyone is nice nice nice! \n\nHard Rock has the friendliest, funniest and most accomodating employees. Everyone from the bodyguards to the taxi fetchers are funny and flirty. \n\nIt seems as though there are more men than women there....so girls take note! And they are some friendly bunch of guys. \n\ni didn't stay at the hotel part, but there is security to prevent non-guest from going up to the guest rooms. \n\nInteresting displays of rockabilia, so check those out! Over all, a decent, intimate and interesting off the strip hotel and casino.


Visited EQ3 for some decor ideas. It was OK, very contemporary (which doesn't happen to be my style), but overall nothing spectacular about this place. They had some items priced reasonably, but lots that I felt were overpriced for what they were. I would keep this place in mind, but look elsewhere first.


Definitely the best hibachi steakhouse I've eaten at when Tiger is cooking; it's still very good when you get a different chef, but a meal with Tiger is at a whole nother level. The happy hour menu and late hours is super convenient when you want to find some place actually decent after midnight, everything from the sushi bar was good too, and they had some super cheap salmon nigiri on that menu, could eat that stuff all night. Obviously don't go here in a rush, this style of dining will sometimes involve a good amount of waiting, it's simply inherent.


Slow service. Waited over 2 hours for oil change. Watched others come and go. Clean place, friendly service but mismanaged. I will take my business elsewhere.\n\nSlow service. Waited over 2 hours for oil change. Watched others come and go. Clean place, friendly service but mismanaged. I will take my business elsewhere.


Typical Panda Express, but add a drive thru. Service is not exceptionally friendly, but lets face it, who cares. You have to deal with the employees for a whole minute and a half. Food is always good, portions are generally good, and close to shopping.


i finally was able to get hot food here. for this alone i am happy. oh, the hummus is excellent and so are the drinks.


Alright, I LOVE Wildflower! I have never run into any problems with any Wildflower location...until now. Unfortunately, every time I have been to this location, the staff have proved their incompetence.\n\nI moved close-by about 6 months ago because it was an ideal location for a foodie; Wildflower, Pei Wei, Pita Jungle, Postino, The Vig...so many good places within a mile or two of my place! \n\nUnfortunately, I have mostly stopped going to this Wildflower location. I have them given many chances, but the end result is still always the same: my order is wrong, I tell the staff (nicely), staff proceeds to argue with me about my order, I stand my ground, staff gets huffy and reluctantly goes to change their mistake then my order takes forever to correct, and they begrudgingly give me my food after I've asked about it three times. I have waited up to 45 minutes for a correction to my order!\n\nNeedless to say, this has not dulled my opinion of Wildflower as a whole. The food is amazing and healthy! But, until there is a staffing makeover at this location, I will be hesitant to return. I will gladly wait until Sunday, when I visit my family, to visit the Gilbert location.\n\nI gave this two stars because the food is so fantastic :)


been here twice. im a mild sandwich buff. \n\nmy sis and i was craving something wholesome for lunch, so we came in and i wanted a hot sub,  so i asked what was good. guy at the reg' gave me three options: meatball, steak, or chicken. meatball fo'sh. since this place is italian, why not. it comes with mozzerela but i love provolone, so i switched. my sis got the steak pizza sandwich, and we shared a basket of steak fries. he had a regular fountain drink, but the \"manhattan\" espresso coffee soda spoke to me.\n\nwhen my total reached to $27.60 for our whole order, my first reaction, was \"my bf is gonna kill me for spending this much. hope it's worth it.\"\n\nsports were on so i was watching that while thinking if i was charged right. it seemed right. in that moment, i wanted to drop a star.\n\nthis shop is no ordinary sub shop. owner shirley took care of us like she was  \"aunt shirley\" and we were coming over her house to enjoy her best recipe's. when i mean she took care of us, she basically waited on us, the way our mama's take care of us when we're sick. \n\nwe got our food, let me tell you, i was kinda discouraged at how small it looked. but then i took a bite into the meatball, wow, \"that's one good meatball\".  that one meatball was packed with flavor, like mary poppins' suitcase is full of magic. ive had other meatball sandwiches, that weren't so great because it would fall apart, but they use the wholesome bread durable to hold all the sauce and meatballs, and cheese. the owners followed up on how we enjoyed our food, they ask with so much pride in their recipes. i can't argue. in the end the price is reasonable because the sub is suffice for folks with great appetites. i'm able to take home the other half for later.\n\n5 full stars for the hospitality and quality\n\nthey also have a mini fridge of italian desserts, such as cannoli's. gotta try that next time.


Accurate installed a Trane A/C unit at our house and it has required quite a bit of service over its first 2 years.  Recently, the thermostat broke and needed to be replaced -- of course on a 107 degree Saturday.  We had the technician come out and he told us that they do not carry the part with them and that Accurate does not provide access to the part over the weekend.  He wanted to put on a temporary thermostat but made it clear that he had no idea if it would work.  Given the fact the 2-year old unit has broken twice already and we had no idea if it would void the warranty, we decided that was a bad idea.  We paid him $146 for this call.  \n\nWe then called another provider who stocks the part (yes, even on weekends and after hours) and we got it replaced a few hours later, no hassles.  I do not understand how an authorized service agent of Trane does not stock parts over the weekend, particularly when we are talking AC during June in Phoenix.  As an aside, Accurate did call 4 days later, but not to try to resolve our issue but instead to make sure their technician followed the protocol of the company, which I guess he did.  \n\nSo, I'd say if you want quick service and expert repair, steer clear of Accurate.


I really wanted to LOVE this place because of all the good reviews here and because of the reviews is why we went there tonight. Sometimes I wonder if relatives give these places the 4-5 star reviews. \nI will say the place was clean and tidy and the counter girl was pleasant. I don't like cafeteria style restaurants, especially at $12.00 a plate. Only thing good about an order yourself place is I don't tip. \nI ordered the BBQ pork and it was bbq'd right to the skewer so I had to eat it with my hands. It was over cooked, rubbery and way to thin. However, it did have a good flavor. The macaroni salad was very good and they were happy to replace the rice with a green salad at no extra cost.  The short ribs were very tough and cut thin, again the flavor was good. The coconut shrimp tasted like it was just ordinary frozen restaurant fare, nothing special. I really wanted to like this place as we need more family run places and not chain eateries. We were there from 5:30 to 6:30 and we were the only ones in the place the whole time. Too bad. Oh yeah, it took a long time to get our food being we were the only patrons . I may try it again and order the chicken.


Quite disappointing for an 'upscale' restaurant.  Entree price range is around 25-50 dollar range.  Being that the meals are pricey, you expect the service and atmosphere to justify that.  They charge $3 for valet, and they don't have the front staff open the door when you arrive.  They didn't know where to seat us and left us standing in the middle of the dining room while they went back to the front desk to figure it out. Not something you'd really get ticked about at a Claim Jumper but if you're going to bill yourself as upscale, get your service right. Our waiter screwed up my order and tried to blame me for his lack of knowing his menu.  I ordered seared ahi tuna (exactly what it says on the menu) and he brought out the ahi tuna a la diablito.  He tried to say that the tuna is seared.. and then said \"I'll see what the chef can do.\"  Hopefully the chef taught him how to listen, get orders correct, and to think before opening his mouth.\n\nFood around the table,\n-  Wedge salad - Good but obviously not a complicated thing to prepare.\n-  Seared ahi tuna - It was bland, overcooked (how you overcook a sear is puzzling).  Not high quality and poor presentation.  \n-  Surf & Turf - Lobster was good.  However, go to your local grocer, pick up a cheap cut of meat, marinade it... save 52 dollars.  I probably could have scored a better steak at an IHOP.  As an upscale restaurant, I'm surprised they aren't a little embarrassed to serve such a low quality piece of meat.  It was also under seasoned.\n-  Ahi tuna a la diablito - High quality sushi that was pretty good.  Small portion though, and the orzo wasn't that good.  \n-  Had a couple of desserts and they were both good.\n\nI'm not normally a picky person when it comes to service, but when you're paying 30-50 for a plate of food, I expect the restaurant to get the service right, and make it an experience for the guest.  There really isn't one thing on the menu that makes you say, \"I can only go to Skye for that\".  \n\nSurprisingly their drinks are pretty affordable.  Overall, stick to Scottsdale if you want a true 'upscale' experience.  In the world of upscale restaurants, this is the weird cousin that nobody talks to.


I gave this sushi place a try, since it's around Summerlin(where I live). It was a to-go order. The sushi were not well made. They rolls don't look presentable. One of the rolls I got is a salmon roll. To my surprise, the salmon is cooked not fresh.


1.5 stars, rounded up because one star reviews make me so sad.\n\nFoolish me was not paying attention while planning a trip and ended up here with a five hour layover beginning at 9pm.  We were headed home to Hawaii, and thought it would be fine.  Land, grab some food, catch some sleep, hop on the plane, continue our sleep, and be home in time for breakfast with friends.  I did not count on the airport not being ready to help me with my plans.\n\nWhy, oh why, in an airport with flights at all hours of the day and night, would all of the restaurants close at 9pm?  Why would the only things open be the news stand and a pizza hut serving whatever had been under the heat lamp for the past few hours?  \n\nWhy, oh why, would there be no signs telling people how to get from the main terminal to the itty bitty terminal one needs to find to check into Hawaiian Airlines?  And why when you find your way to the itty bitty terminal would there be nothing warning you that you won't get to check in until an hour before your flight, no matter that the pre-security waiting area is nothing more than a line of empty counters and a few scattered seating areas?  No food, hidden restrooms, and no space for the plane-full of people who assembled, waiting for the check-in process to begin.  Most of my layover was spent standing, waiting for someone to fire up the computer.  I've never cursed having checked luggage more than for this flight, not even the time I moved from Germany to Korea with a 6 year old and 9 bags all weighing 70 pounds each.  \n\nBecause the flight was not available for check in ahead of time, I had to stay ahead of the high school group which filled the entire coach section of the plane.  There were a few hundred teenagers, their adult handlers, and a few scattered families and other late night travelers. We were easy to pick out, as we were the only ones not wearing the school colors (maroon and white) and we were the ones battling to be first in line so we could find places to sit once we made it past security.\n\nAt some point during my endless purgatory, a friendly worker asked me if I had enjoyed my time in Vegas.  I explained that  I had been to Vegas before, and enjoyed it very much, but that this was just a layover.  I also told him that this was quite possibly the worst airport experience I'd had in 40 years of air travel, and that if I never returned to Vegas it was simply because I wanted to avoid this airport.\n\nObviously, I have realized that the on-the-spot review might have been a bit harsh, so I've settled on rounding up to two stars instead of down to one. The rounding up has everything to do with the staff, almost all of whom were friendly and as helpful as they could be, considering the constraints of the actual airport.


Wish I could this place a negative 5.. I went in for a hair cut. Asked the stylist for a A-line haircut. Told her I didn't want it taken up too high and that I DID NOT want clippers to be used. After shampooing my hair and digging her nails in my scalp, she complained that my hair was too \"mushed\". She started off by sectioning my hair and immediately took her shears and took WAY more than I had said.. She then tried telling me that bc my hair was missing in one spot she had to even it out.. She kept chopping and then used trimmers to by neck!!! When I specifically said NO clippers! Over all my hair is so fucked up that I can't even have a reputable shop fix it.. My only option is having extensions put in. You pay for what you get!! I will NEVR EVER recommend this place.. Not even to my worst enemy. On top of the shitty service from my stylist whom I think her name is Judy (Her station is the 4th station on the left.) the salon is a complete dump. The walls look like they're growing mold... When I asked the stylist to blow dry and style my hair she made it known that she probably wouldn't be able to do anything with my \"mushed\" hair. And proceeded to run a fine tooth comb through my tangled hair. Honestly the worst experience I have ever had. Please do not go there. EVER! \nI would like to say that the receptionist lady up front is a very sweet lady.


This place is the worst!!  The idea of bike sharing is fun but the lady who is in charge is very rude and acknoledges that they do not clearly post there fee structure but refuses to change it!! She said they deal with it all the time but if they posted it clearly, no one would use it!!  Are you kidding me?  This is a very slimy way to run a business.  I will never use this service again and warn everyone else to avoid it!


After trying the sundance special for the very first time, I try so hard to try other items on the menu but I seem to always revert back to my Sundance Special! Love the potatoes and banana nut muffin with my breakfast!


So after a few drinks at the lost leaf I walk to this place with my two girl friends. It's a pretty sweet and clever idea to have a cinema bar theme, that actually plays movies, TV shows and ect.\nTables are really low, sorta like Japanese style but other than that this place is definitely worth a stop in. Check out their fb for times and events of movies and tv shows. I know they show the walking dead weekly when it's airing on the network.\n\nOh and don't forget to grab a bag of popcron while you have a cold one.


Arboretum Massage placed a deal on Amazon Local earlier this year.  I thought it was a great way to try out a new massage place, so I bought one for my wife and I.  Yesterday I called to schedule the massage, but no one was there to pick up the phone.  Shortly after leaving my message, I received a text on my phone that said.....\"will call you right back\".  More than 24 hours went by, so I texted the number back and asked when they were going to call me.  I received a call thirty minutes later and asked to schedule a massage.  When I identified myself as a holder of an Amazon Local voucher, the person on the other end, in a very abrupt manner told me they are no longer accepting Amazon vouchers.  When I asked him why, he said, \"we just aren't\".  In a polite manner, I asked why aren't you...I wanted to understand if they are too busy (maybe this is the best place in town to get a massage).  Again, he said, \"we just aren't\"...in a very rude voice.  So I asked him one last time and he said, \"because we just decided not to, so you need to call Amazon and get your money back\".  That was the end of the conversation.  So I called Amazon and got my money back.  And then I wrote this post about my experience.  Without a doubt, this ranks as one of the worst customer experiences I have ever had trying to do business with someone.  This place needs to get out of the service industry and in to something that suits them a little better.


was just what i needed, love the spice


Eeeeks, I hate to be the one to NOT give 5 stars.  But here goes...I read the reviews here on Yelp and thought this sounded cool.  Well, it was okaaaay. \n \nThe goods:\n*Don't buy your tix way ahead of time.  Go to the box office located behind Serendipity and look for a guy passing out $20 off coupons. (That is $20 off each ticket).\n*The tickets without the discount are only $69, so at $49 per ticket, I didn't feel so bad about not loving this show.\n*There isn't a bad seat in the place unless you get behind a tall person\n* The show is pretty short\n\nThe bads:\n*You sit in a wood chair for 90 minutes and your back/butt isn't going to be happy\n*Based on the reviews I thought it was going to be raunchy and bad.  It was very mild.  \n*The acrobatics were good but I couldn't help but think they were just college kids from UNLV warming up for gymnastics and cheer-leading season\n*The roller skate act? One wrong move and we were all going to be decapitated. How did they ever get insured to do that?\n\nI am not a Vegas show kinda girl but this was okay.  If I had paid more than $50 per ticket I would have been bummed.


I've found a new addiction. Los Tacos step aside. They have mini tacos, elote, and agua frescas that put Frijoles above the rest. And let's talk about those Frijoles! They get at least 5 stars. The chips, tortillas, red and green salsas are definitely something to talk about. The kind of kick that sticks to your tongue and makes your nose run, but doesn't have you running to the counter asking for leche. Did I mention they have elote? It had the perfect combination of flavors with enough juicy goodness to appreciate the charred kernels. We generally opt for the courtesy cup of water, but we're persuaded to buy an Agua fresca after numerous samples of various concoctions were offered.


What a terrible dining experience! My girlfriend and I decided to try this restaurant because we wanted to go to a nice restaurant for our anniversary, and because we are both wine lovers. When we were seated at our table our server came over and started speaking in Spanish to us. Neither of us are very fluent in Spanish, so we kindly asked him if he could speak to us in English. His reply was \"NO! You should know the language, so you must try\". First of all, I realize that I should know a second language, but a fine dining restaurant is not the venue in which I'd like to buff up on my Spanish skills. \n\nNext came the wine . That was delicious, and the highlight of our experience. \n\nWhen our entrees arrived, the server did not leave. He asked us about the wine in Spanish, and made us try to reply to him in Spanish. He said \"I'm not leaving until you say it correctly\". Then he asked us where we were from and we replied \"San Diego\". He wanted to know how long the drive was. Then then went on to say \"The reason I'm asking is because the girl that I was dating lived in San Diego, and we used to meet in Barstow or Victorville, get a hotel room, and then drive back our separate ways. Do you two think that I did the majority of the driving? It doesn't matter now though, she broke up with me...but whatever\" First of all, yes...you did do the majority of the driving. Second of all, I don't want to hear about your sexual escapades while I'm trying to eat my dinner (which by the way was a terrible overcooked piece of pork). Not worth the money. \n\nGot back to the hotel after dinner, and about 4 hours later we were both very sick from the food and spent the rest of the night running to and from the bathroom. Take your money, and spend it elsewhere!


Pros:  Self serve and wide variety of concessions.  Beautiful lobby.  \n\nCons:  No drink refills and the theaters themselves are not as nice as Aliante.


Every time I go to the Strip and do not eat at Primanti's I feel like I'm cheating on my significant other.  Still, in the name of trying new things, we tried a brunch with friends at Bella Notte a few Sundays ago.  They do make a decent bloody mary, which is a good start.  I ordered a couple slices of pizza with various toppings and my date ordered a calzone.  My pizza came out cold and her calzone was piping hot from the oven.  Like some other reviewers have noted, if you order things that take different cooking times, you can expect some things to be cold.  Their kitchen can't seem to get it together enough to present all the food at a reasonable temperature.  If I go back, I'll try order something that takes a long time to cook like a calzone.  Or I'll just go to Primanti's.


While I'm not the biggest fan of steak I love some good seafood so when the chance arose to go to Gibby's I said why not.  Situated in Old Montreal the restaurant is housed in an old stable and offers a warm and cozy ambiance.  It also has complimentary valet parking which is good to note since parking in the area can be next to impossible sometimes. \n\nThe portions here are HUGE so I opted to skip the appetizer.  Besides you also get a starter included with your meal (salad, tomatoes and onions or tomato gazpacho).  I opted for the gazpacho which despite being tomato based was loaded with lots of other vegetables such as green peppers which really upped the flavour of the dish.  Be warned though that there is lots of garlic in the gazpacho so it is not the best choice if you're there for date night!\n\nI opted to have the lobster tails as my main with a Monte Carlo potato on the side.  The Monte Carlo is a baked potato with sour cream, bacon and chives and it is definitely a cut above a normal baked potato.  The lobster just fell apart and when dipped in butter was like a little taste of heaven.\n\nI finished off with blueberry cheesecake for dessert and the texture was just right.  Also it didn't taste too rich.  The waiter also brought mint chocolates at this point too which was a nice way to finish off a good meal.\n\nThe service was pretty good except for a couple of minor errors where they brought us the wrong items.  That being said they did correct the mistake quickly.  In the end it was a good meal but given the prices here it's the kind of place where you come to celebrate a special occasion.


Good burger but not great. Service was spotty, at best.  She came across as uninterested and somewhat annoyed we were there. We got the pretzel tower (which was awesome), but didn't get app plates until we were already finished with the app. Two beers were \"out\" with no apology. Probably won't be back anytime soon, though it was a decent meal. They are so close, just needs server training and better management.


The food was ok but the reason this place received one star was because the customer service was by far the worst ever. I get there it took literally 30 plus minutes to get pita n hummus and a drink. There were maybe 3/4 other tables that's it. Took almost another 45 to get our food. The waiter wasn't attentive at all I had to wave him down every time. Horrible


If I could give this place a negative stars, I would. I witnessed blatant prejudice, discrimination and slight racism. I never got any eye contact from \"Brian\" and was treated with disregard for an entire 30 minutes. During this time of disgrace, I personally witnessed the bouncers tell ppl they had to get bottle service to get in (aren't attractive enough)  and the best? Informing an inter racial couple (female) she can't get in because she was with a guy who had cornrows. Oh interesting. I might not be a super model, high class escort or name drop out here but I wish I could drop \"Brian \" and his bouncers with their prejudicial ways off a cliff, discriminating, demeaning, insensitive nobodies!


We had dinner there on Wednesday night around 9PM. The place was pretty empty. As soon we ordered, the chefs or cooks came out to eat their dinner and this waiter joined in with them. Needless to say, the food we ordered came to us one dish at a time, and the waiting time for each dish was about 5 minutes between. The food was OK, nothing fancy, service was not so good which is very typical of Chinese restaurant. Will we go again? Probably. There is just not too much choice of Chinese food around Las Vegas.


Holy mother of salad goodness...I have finally found a replacement for the sadly now-closed Market Bistro. The sandwiches are interesting and have amazingly soft bread. The salads are fresh and generously portioned with dressings that are tasteful. The desserts are also yummy. This place is my new favorite and go-to at least once per week. And for $8 that gives you a FULL sandwich and salad (which you can easily split) - paradise bakery must be freaking out!


Horrible customer service!!! I have ordered from here before and I'm actually their only review on another reviewing website that *advises* you =).  At any rate, ordered tonight because I like to support my neighbors (this is locally owned) and I didn't feel like cooking. My order included a $.60 dipping sauce. After the delivery driver left, I realized I didn't get that sauce. I called up there and talked to the manager, Ben.  I explained the situation and said that I didn't want the driver to come all the way back but could they just credit my account for the next time to which he replied \"It's only $.60...\" and just stopped talking.  My husband overheard this and grabbed the phone and said \"I just spent $40 of my hard earned money at your store and this is how you treat me?\" then Ben said \"if your going to talk to me that way I will hang up\". My husband then said \"Now I want the delivery guy to bring it here\" and the manager hung up on him.  I will most definitely NOT be ordering from here again and I have reposted reviews on the other websites as well. Boo!!


Service was great and the owners are nice. We got 6 donuts consisting of maple bars, the apple crumble, jelly, and glazed. They were reasonably priced and pretty good. I have them four stars because they are good, but not as good as Bosa. I would rank them also slightly worse than Krispy kremes


When you drive into a self-spray and the owner apologizes for the wash stall being dirty, you know you're in a pretty good car wash.  When that owner is out taking care of the lot in 101 degree weather, you know it's very good.\n\nLos ruedas picked up a lot of Arizona the past few weeks.  Plenty of dust, mud, a sphinx moth almost as big as a small hummingbird, mosquito grease, fly bits, beetles and butterflies. It was time for a wash, since the wheels will be standing down awhile.  \n\nThe wash has a large selection of wash species plus a regular rinse and a spot free.  I really liked that the spray wand was soft-tipped.  If you accidentally ding your ride it won't look like somebody keyed it.  \n\nThe wash and rinse had plenty of pressure.  I found myself emptying all my pocket change, then shaking down the car's change.  The spot-free rinse was frugal.  A little better than a full-on drinking fountain, but effective.  Every place I rinsed was absolutely spot free when los ruedas dried.  \n\nIf you're in Chandler and spray off your own wheels, this is a great place for a wash and rinse.  I believe my wash cost about $6.00.  If you use a card, you won;t know how much it was until you see the bill, and you won't have to hunt every nook and cranny of your change-saving places.


Really loved this place. The service was slow around 1:00pm on a Saturday. We were a party of 4 adults and 2 kids and the Veggie Combo for 3 was more than enough. Did have to order more Injera bread. \n\nThe veggies had such amazing and different flavors from each other. My favorite. Although their website advertises the gluten free injera, when we asked for it, they said they did not have any so our kid had to eat some rice instead.


Eww, food was horrible.  Only reason I gave it 1 star was because the fries were decent.\n\nEww. Never again


Great place for drinks and a view of the Bellagio fountains from behind. Had drinks there last Monday with a friend around 6pm. No cover, no crowds, and was able to get seating in the lounge area and later at the bar.


Biz in a Boxx is an amazing product! This unique tool teaches children about the world of entrepreneurs and the steps to take to create and build a business. The owner and founder, Melissa Rose, takes this complex process and simplifies it for kids, with three levels of age appropriate versions. I liked the \"CEO\" level version so much, that I bought it for MYSELF to use!  I highly recommend this for anyone who wants to give their child a leg up in this economy and prepare them for a highly competitive business market. I also recommend \"The CEO\" version for adults who either have been thinking about building a business or are already in business and trying to get back on track.


Okay, I'm mainly scoring this place based on the freakin' STAIRS.  Yes, yes, I know I don't have to wear 5 inch heels, but c'mon, at every other club I would've be able to last the night, but goodness....after entering through those stairs, my feet gave up after 20 minutes.   Then I had to trek all the way down the same stairs to exit the club.  I don't know if there was another exit/entrance, but the bouncer told me that was the only way out.  FML.\n\nOther than that, the club itself was very nice.  The patio area was gorgeous and a nice break from the crowded dance floor.  My friends played craps outside and won, so that was exciting as well.  Music was good and drinks were expensive (but it's vegas). \n\nI would go back, but I might have to take some flip-flops with me.


For the price, it's not a bad deal. I got the wings today. 9 of them plus rice and a small amount of mac salad. I normally get the seafood combo. It comes with mahi mahi, teriyaki chicken, and shrimp. I always tell them to delete the shrimp and give an extra piece of fish. Normally the fish is thick, moist and good. Last time over cooked and dry. The teriyaki chicken always good. The shrimp always horrible. Don't get it. Too thin, too much bread, too dry. Step back from their shrimp. \nAll in all, the chicken always good and the mahi mahi most times good. Not great. But good, and enough of it.


Funny I've never been to the Bellevue location for food, but the food in the LV location is what I hope Bellevue would be. They mostly had burgers and what I call \"quick food\" items, dishes for a quick in and out meal. The selection was small, but makes the decision making easy. It does not appear to get busy, so seating was a breeze. Not somewhere I would seek out to come to, but it was convenient, quick, wait staff was friend and attentive and prices were decent.


As for the equipment- I don't think it's bad, it has everything you need to have a good workout. The reason why I only give it two stars is because for all the classes they offer the instructors always shows up 5 mins late. Yesterday I was there for a 5:45 class, the manager walked in at 6:05 and said there is no instructor? She than began to give the class even though she did not know what she was doing, but that doesn't matter I give her an A+ for trying. She proceeded to do a 20 minute workout and told us she had to leave (which I do not blame her) and said the substitute would be here in a few mins to finish the class. I left the class and did another workout and guess what..I watched the classroom and the teacher never showed up. I hope lifetime opens up soon around here.


I'm usually one to give 5 stars to everything but this place has disappointment me big time, twice!  We had been going there regularly for about a year because the food is good and we decided to bring a group there for my husband's birthday.  The owner could not have been more rude about everything.  She seemed irritated that we came at all and any time we asked for another drink or a menu, she rolled her eyes and walked away grumbling.  That night ended horribly with her being rude, charging me for bringing my own cupcakes, and then yelling at us for playing with the balloons at the table.  There was barely anyone in the bar so we thought she would enjoy the business but she pretty much yelled at us for being there and shoved us out.  We vowed to never go back but...\n\nOne night we decided to get take out.  I walked in to pick it up and stood at the bar for a while waiting for someone to ask me what I needed an no one even glanced in my direction.  The bartender stood at the other end chatting away, the owner kept looking at me but continued to sit at the bar talking to the bartender.  She eventually got up, asked what I wanted, then made someone else get my food.  The good food can't save this place with the rude service.


Name of establishment Village Bistro\n                      14185 John J. Delany Drive, Ste 150\n                      Charlotte, NC 28277\n                      704-369-5190\n\nOwners we contacted: Gary Murray, Lars Johnson\n\n\nDate of occurrence: October 31, 2006\n\nBallantyne Area of Charlotte NC-Village Bistro.\nAte there 3 times. First time when opened. Quite good and service was attentive. Owner came by to ask how things were.\n\nSecond time fair but I like to give places the benefit of the doubt. Could be an off night.\n\nWas wrong on third time when Fianc' were out celebrating a special event and we both ordered the same thing. We both got sick. She became very ill and had to spend the rest of the next day indoors. Doctor diagnosed this as food poisoning over the phone and gave her some instructions on what to do.\n\nWe informed restaurant who denied that such a thing could occur within 4 hours of after eating. PLEEEZE.\n\nWe spoke to one of the owners who took down some information and said she would mail a check of some amount to reimburse us for the $72 meal. Check never received.\n\nWe wrote the two owners a letter via postal mail. No luck, no response.\n\nI have been told that if this ever happens again to immediately call your doctor like we did. Then call the Board of Health within a day or two. Found this second part out a bit late.\n\nI also learned to use my charge card in restaurants rather than pay cash. Then I can cancel with good reason.\n\n\nVillage Bistro--no more!! However we may send friends there we do not like so they can experience poor service, false promises, denial and just need to clear out their bodily fluids.\n\nPeter


This is great Mexican fast food. No fuss, no muss. Straightforward good food.


First visit this evening and I must say Dustin can make a cocktail! First off, if u go on a Tuesday it's 30% off mescal (my fave spirit) as well as tequila.  All I can say is the talent behind the new Mabel's is a keeper! All around a comforting environment & in loved sitting at the bar. I have a sweet spot for a bartender to give recommendations based on my palate & this is what you will receive here.  Happy Hour is 4-7 with half-priced specialty cocktails. Please make it your next cocktail destination & see Dustin on Tue, Thu and Saturday. I can't wait to go back again.


One of the better Primanti Brothers.  When you go into this place you really get the feel of what Primanti's is supposed to be.  Nothing fancy, just some basic tables and an menu of the huge Pittsburgh sandwich with choice of meat/cheese and fries, coleslaw, and tomato in the sandwich.  It's huge and hard to eat but delicious and a must try if you've never been to Pittsburgh.\n\nOne nice thing about this location is that it has just been remodeled a bit everything in the kitchen area looks really clean.  Don't worry, they did not make anything fancy though, you still get that Prmanti's feeling when you walk into the place.\n\nThe manager at this location also took the time to personally great our table.  Nice touch!


This could've been or last meal at Maggianos if it wasn't for our server and 1 of the bartenders. \n\nThe server was awesome! I believe his name was Eric. \n\nThe bartender who made my first drink was Brenda she was a miserable lady!\n\nBut the 2nd drink was made by a very kind African American man which I didn't get his name. \n\nThe person who left a bad taste in our mouth was this female hostess, who was so rude that we almost left(twice ). Thank goodness for everyone else or else tonight would've been our last meal at Maggianos.


I came in to pick up a new laptop charger and get the upgrade to Lion OSX.\n\nGetting the charger was easy enough, but because I'm on Leopard and not Snow Leopard, I have to buy *two* OS upgrades to get to Lion. Ok, that's fine and all, but the stores don't carry the upgrade from Leopard to Snow Leopard. Excuse me?\n\nMy only options were to find a Best Buy that may or may not have the Leopard to Snow Leopard upgrade disc in stock, or order it online and wait several days for it to arrive. They can't keep a few discs in stock at the Apple store? Absurd.\n\nOther than that total stupidity, the location was fine, store was clean (albeit busy at an odd time), and employee that checked me out was nice enough.


Best Vegas clubbing experience ever! EVER!!\n\nEven arriving early, we couldn't beat the other eager-beavers. Good thing the line moved fast. \n\nThe outdoor pool area is so beautiful with the cabana and all. Lounge beds in the pool. I can just lay there and people-watch all night.\n\nNo shoving or elbowing. At least for the early part of the night, but by then I was having too much of a good time to care. \n\nDrinks are pricey ($15 for a red bull vodka!) and the dance floor is small for the amount of ppl they let in.


Maybe we ordered wrong but we didn't find the food to be anything special.  We had a Mexican Skillet and Blueberry Pancakes with a side of ham.  The skillet was okay but didn't live up to my boyfriend's other favorites (i.e. The Griddle).  My blueberry pancakes were okay but small for the price and a little overcooked.  The ham was fine but dry.\n\nThere was one delicious highlight to the meal...the Cinnamon Role or Cinnabun Pancakes with the skillet.  Both of us loved these and will probably order them if we end up back on this side of town for breakfast.\n\nService was great!  Melanie (?) brought water with the coffee and juice even when I forgot to ask and was prompt about taking our order even though they were busy.  The food came out quick and everyone was friendly.


best in vegas


Very good short rib tacos. Long wait for food though.


Service sucks sooooooo bad. I waited 25 minutes for a bowl of chili? Really? Did they have to hunt a cow? I mean you scoop it in a bowl and you serve it. It should only take 5 minutes but 25 minutes???? I walked out. Oh and by the way I told my waitress I've been waiting for 25 minutes---- she said ok. No apologies. Wow! Avoid it like a plague.


Here is my experience with LHM Nissan. We went in on a Sunday and they showed us around.  We found a car we liked and they didn't seem to be able to meet our requirements for a deal. So after working us over for an hour, they finally brought out the \"big guns\", Cassidy!!!!   He offered deal after deal, which we turned down. Then he finally arrived at the deal that we \"could not turn down\". So we drove off in our new to us car and left our old car behind.  After a week, we had not heard anything so we stopped by to see what was up. Then Cassidy said they could not find a financing option for the deal he proposed and we all signed, so he wanted his car back.  OK,  how can you come up with a deal and then after 1 week decide that it just isn't going to work and then ask for the car back!!!  WTF!  The dealership should know what is going to fly or not.  Don't  put a deal on the table and then change your mind.  I realize that this is not totally uncommon for a dealership,  but I would only expect crap like this from some low life shady dealership in downtown Phoenix.