I did not play golf or eat at the restaurant - so this review is on lodging only. \n\nWe planned a surprise baby shower for several out of town guests (we were from out of town, too) and chose this location for group lodging. \n\nThe rooms are excellent for the price - the entire resort consists of 1-bedroom suites, either King or Queen plus a pull-out couch. Huge bathroom with Jacuzzi tub and separate shower, plenty of counter / mirror space, a full-size refrigerator, plus sink, dishes and utensils, and microwave. An outdoor seating area (which we didn't use, since we were here during monsoon season in Phoenix!). \n\nUnlike many other hotels & resorts, Orange Tree doesn't charge you extra for kids staying in the room, so we truly paid $60 per night for the 4 of us. Free wireless internet. \n\nWe had an issue with mosquitoes in our room -- staff promptly handled it and also took something off the bill for the inconvenience. Customer service was top-notch. \n\nBeds are all posturepedic (think \"memory foam\") and outrageously comfortable. Plus the bedroom closes off from the rest of the suite, so it stays nice and dark in there. \n\nThe pool is very nice - lots of covered seating, and it's shady and comfortable after about 5PM. Plenty of shallow area for smaller kids to play in. \n\nMy only complaint is that unless you wind up in building #1, you cannot park anywhere near your room -- so if you forget something in the car, it's a 7-minute walk each way (from building 8, where we were) to the parking lot. From the lobby to the rooms, you can request someone pick you up in a golf cart. But I suppose the resort is designed with golfers in mind, who generally don't mind walking, even in the heat. For me, I prefer not to sweat if I don't have to, so I didn't like having so far to go each time we had to take our little ones to the car.


I randomly get the worst sushi cravings known to man, so I found Sakana on Yelp and decided to check it out. We got there for happy hour, and obviously that means it's going to be busy, I get it. We walk up to the hostess and let her know there will be 2 of us. She responds, \"It's going to be at least 30 minutes until there's going to be a table, so...\" This is normally where said hostess would put your name on the list and tell you to have a seat, but this girl just blankly stared at us like they didn't use the crazy advanced technology known as a waiting list, which requires crazy things like a computer, or even paper and a pen. We awkwardly looked at each other for a few seconds, until I finally said, \"That's fine...can you put my name on the list?\" She actually responded, \"Oh, you want to wait?\", as if no one in their life ever waits for a meal at a restaurant. ...Darling, what is the purpose of the chairs in that little area in the front of the restaurant if not for waiting? I've never had a strong urge to eat my dinner there while people waltz in and out from dinner. She then asked us if we wanted to sit down immediately at a \"shared table\", which I thought might be something similar to the tables at Benihana - but no, it was literally a table we would have to share with two people already sitting having their dinner. Nothing says romantic date like 2 randos coming over with the hostess and sitting down to eat dinner with ya! We declined and waited however long it took, then went back to our own table. The food was pretty good - not the best sushi I've had, but certainly not the worst, a little overpriced even with happy hour and most of my review was just based off of how completely inept the hostess was, but I won't punish the food. :)


Worse place ever! Old bad equipment, no one working and they sell rides by time and no one working to assist....huge waste of money and when we complained they could not even locate a manager! WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY!!!!!!


My friend recommended this place because you can have sashimi for AYCE, which is quite unusual for an AYCE sushi place.\nThe service was quick, I don't know if it was because we were sitting at the bar. \nI love how I get to eat sweet shrimp for as much as I want, but other than that... the sashimi wasn't great at all. It's not fresh and the tuna wasn't edible, it was just plain gross.\nIf you want AYCE, I don't recommend you trying this place. Go somewhere else.


The waiter we got was drunk for one thing. For the other he treated my group of people terribly. He saw us as mouth breathing Americans and even told me,\"Sorry we don't have any burgers or hot dogs!\" We left shortly afterwards. I would not recommend this place for anyone.


The restaurant no longer exists.


As maid of honor, it was my duty to find the perfect venue for my boyfriend's sister's wedding. It took me oodles amount of hours searching for the right one and then i came across Mon Bel Ami. From the different packages they offered, (Gazebo and Chapel)  I knew that the place had the potential to be amazing.\n\nThe wedding took place just last Saturday, January 12th, 2013. Initially we booked the outdoor venue which was the Gazebo package but since the temperature was below 30's we asked if the Gazebo package can be moved inside the Chapel. At first we thought that it will be a lot of trouble since we were changing it so last minute but Mon Bel Ami's staff were more than welcome to accommodate us with the changes.\n\nThe chapel was beautifully arranged and designed with white roses and and a candlelit walk way, so lovely that anyone can fall in love in this intimate venue. The ceremony was wonderfully and charmingly delivered by Tony, the minister. (i honestly dropped a tear or two) You can feel his sincerity by the words he chose and how he delivered it.\n\nThe photographer was very skilled as well. A few minutes after the ceremony all the photos were done, and they were captured amazingly. I have never seen such beautiful work!\n\nThe photos of the venues that they  feature online are very much real and me and my family can validate for that. \n\nThank you Mon Bel Ami for making it a night to remember! We had so much fun!\n\nI just want to mention some of the staff that we met: Carrie, Barbara, Lauren, Mr. Photographer (I didnt catch his name) and Tony (the minister) BIG THANKS TO ALL OF YOU. You guys do a great job! I will for sure recommend this place!


Wicked has a wicked fine product, and a wicked cute website, and a wicked easy location, but they lack the wicked smart business sense that would have made me a regular customer. \n\nI stopped in on \"Free Mini Cupcake Day.\"  One would expect that on free mini cupcake day they would be doing everything they could to get you to eat a free mini cupcake, but no..... I asked about the free mini cupcakes, and the guy at the counter (who was very nice, not complaining about that at all) said that it was indeed, free mini cupcake day.  But he didn't get me a free mini cupcake.  \n\nWe chatted a bit, and I waited to see if there were actual free mini cupcakes, then another very nice person who I presume was the owner came out.  I asked about the mini cupcakes again.  \"why yes!\" he responded, \"it IS free mini cupcake day.\".... but no mini cupcake appeared.\n\nI decided that they really didn't want people to have their free mini cupcakes, so I  decided to get some answers to questions I had after looking at the website.  I have a family member in a nearby nursing home who is diabetic, and they have sugar free most everything.... but I was informed it is all special order.  Too bad, I would have bought a couple of sugar free anything for him if they had it.   I looked around and didn't see any cookies anywhere.  I would probably have taken half a dozen of the white chocolate macadamia cookies.  I would have given more stars if they were the kind of place where you can stop in and pick things up on a whim instead of ordering ahead.\n\nI decided to ask one more time about the free mini cupcakes, and they finally pulled a couple of them out of the back for me..... something with a ton of chocolate, and a vanilla creme brulee.  I don't remember the name of the chocolate one because although the flavor and the cake were REALLY good, the filling was extremely runny.  I wouldn't make those my top choice if I came back to buy cupcakes.  The vanilla creme brulee was a different thing though.  I would wade across a flooded greenbelt for those.  I would walk through fire for those..... OK, maybe not, but I will certainly take the time to order some of those in the future.\n\nHere's the thing..... If I had walked in the door and been greeted with a vanilla creme brulee mini cupcake right away..... if I had the chance to taste it there in the shop, I would probably have bought a few to take to work...  If I had taken a few to work I'm pretty sure that at least one of my friends would have stopped by on her way home to buy more. If my friend had taken some home, her son and all the high school trendies with too much expendable allowance would have found the place and probably made it a regular gift buying thing for their high school soap opera love offerings...    \n\nSoooooo....... I say Yay! for their wicked fine cupcakes, and Boo! for their wicked bad marketing sense.


man talk about balance I had dinner @ Yasu today and it was great. The service was on the money, the server knew the dishes and helped me navigate to find what I wanted to eat and the food didn't disappoint. I didn't have any sushi since I wanted to try other things and I'm glad I made that choice. The restaurant is small but comfortable, welcoming and just has a good vibe. I agree with kkdat with allot of her recommendations (by the way the beef tongue was great) I was impressed with the attention to detail. the miso was tasty but you must try the salads they are some of the best that I have had in the valley. With a little bit of refinement I think they will be a sure bet 5 star restaurant sooner or later....


The buffet is NOT what it used to be :(


Awesome beer selection, ok latkes, and surprisingly great coffee. When I wake up a little early, this is my first stop on the way to work.


The food was awesome. The meats were overwhelming. The ambiance was fun. Definitely will return!


I've been going to this Bella Grande for years now and wouldn't go anywhere else. I love the service I receive there and the extra attention to detail is apparent everywhere. Jack hold his employees to a high standard to ensure his customers get what the ask for.  The ambiance is wonderful, ie-large flat screen playing concert dvd's, comfy massage chairs, water with fruit in it and his establishment is extremely clean. Once you experience this salon, you won't want to go to any other.


I could live here and be totally happy.  The staff was over the top friendly.  My room was huge, amazing, comfortable and oh-so-cool.  The glassed in bathroom and the blue mood lighting was the best.  Don't forget to check out the spa.  Ummmmm....  Love their signature scent too.  Check their store out online and get some shipped to you.  Thanks to this hotel, I didn't mind staying in a place that got up to 106 by midday!


This is one of the best nail salons I've been to around the area and for a very reasonable price! The owner Su is amazing and will make sure that you are satisfied with what you have. They really take pride in what they do and care about the costumers. What really stands out and keeps me coming back to this salon is that if they don't know or don't feel comfortable at doing a design they will call someone who can do it! This is a great place to treat yourself at! \n\nAlso Lanny one of the techs here does amazing work!! She's really talented at designs.


I have been here one time and one time only. I will never go back. I took my two kids here since my son is into pokemon and my daughter loves my little ponies. Plus it's very close where we live. I tried to get one of the three people working to help us but they seemed more interested in avoiding helping us. My questions were answered with one word or a finger point. My daughter was able to find a couple of comics but we never did find the cards my son was pointed to. When we checked out the person behind the counter said is this it and rolled their eyes. Not the kind of experience i expected of a place geared to all ages. I was disappointed to say the least.


Love this store! It's usually well kept with fresh inventory. Their fall decor, in currently, is some of the BEST Halloween Decor I've seen. Chic. Modern. Contemporary. Traditional. A little something for any taste & budget. I can usually count on finding what I'm Looking for and too many other things that I wasn't, lol. Usually items are good quality, as well.


This place totally IS a secret. I had no idea where they were. I knew they were in the COSMOPOLITAN but once I got in I couldn't find them. There are no signs that point to their location that I knew of. The establishment itself didn't even have a sign upon entering. I found out that they were \n\nLOCATED on the 3rd floor of the cosmo. There is an entrance hallway next to the pool table and escalators. I should have looked on the yelp reviews but I didn't so I just asked a hotel worker. \n\nThe ENVIRONMENT was exactly what I expected, SMALL with no tables to sit. They have a counter and that's about it. They do have an arcade machine which kept my son entertained while we waited. This place gets really busy so you will have to take your food to go (Don't know where though) or eat standing up. \n\nThe SERVICE was not a good experience.  We were the only ones there at the time we walked in and we had no greeting whatsoever. Then, it took about a couple minutes for someone to even take our order. Next came the over promising. Since I ordered an entire pie, I was told that there was a pie in the oven and it would be about 10 minutes. That pie that was in the oven...you know the one the guy said was for us...well, it did not go to us. Nor did the second pie. On the third pie, we had to go back to the counter and remind them we were still waiting.  Only then did finally we get it. No apology. That is my pet peeve.   \n\nThe QUALITY of the PIZZA was such a disappointment.  Since there were 5 of us, we just ordered the entire pie because it was a better value. Each slice is about 5 dollars and the entire pie is about 27 dollars depending on which one you get.  Our choice was pepperoni.  I understand that sometimes people can order the wrong item but, in this case, I doubt it would have made any difference.  First, their pizza is thin crust which is fine. I like thin crust pizza but the crust is very soft and limp which made it hard to eat. Kinda like a new yorker but worse..almost uncooked.  It just kept flapping all over the place and going limp just prior to getting in my mouth. Second, it was very very oily. I'm talking about Pizza Hut type sprayed on oil dipped in more oil. I had pizza juice running all over my hands and mouth.  Some of you might like that, which is totally cool but not for me. \n\nI am going to give it two stars though because I don't think I can ever give any pizza joint 1 star. Plus, the employees did speak in a friendly manner. Even though they did not serve us well.  Bottom line is, the name matches perfectly. Nobody should know about this place.


Oh the joy of walking thru Ranch Market... loved the produce section . lower prices , bigger bunches of cilantro , onions and other goodies...pineapples for 2lbs for .99 ? Yes please!  With my buddy Tom as my guide we perused and discussed  all foods  Hispanic.. we talked cremas, with me buying something close to a creme fraiche,  and a arroz conleche that might make stop by there every time I am near..that is some good rice pudding.  We also  looked over their large selections of  dried chiles  for my chili carne I am working on.   My husband  found yummy morsels of ceviche  to his liking and he also tried a  variety of streets tacos.   Loved this adventure in food and look forward to going back ..


Fun pool atmosphere! Good music & wonderful staff. The property in general needs to be unkept better though!


Holy amazing steak, Batman!! \n\nI was here with a group of 72 people, so we had a private-ish area off of the main dining room. Our servers were on point. If water glasses got to low, someone was there instantly to refill. If wine got to low, same thing. Everyone was super friendly and attentive. It was amazing. \n\nFor appetizers, we had Beef Tar-Tar, Oysters, and two types of salad, plus rolls. The Beef Tar-Tar was delicious, and the salads were fresh and crisp. Our main course was a selection of Wagyu Skirt Steak, Filet Mignon, Lobster Tail, and another cut of steak that I'm currently blanking on, with sides of mashed potatoes, asparagus, mushrooms and spinach. It was all served family style so that everyone could try some of everything. I have never had such great pieces of steak...ever. The skirt steak was definitely the winner of the three cuts. The mashed potatoes were melt in your mouth amazing, and the asparagus was cooked to perfection. For dessert, it was a selection of ice creams, gelatos, apple crisp, and sweet potato cheesecake...all of which was out of this world delicious. \n\nFor anyone staying in Vegas and in need of a great steak, I highly recommend this place!!


Couldn't even get through to make a reservation. A brief hold is not 6+ minutes. Not getting my business.


In Phoenix we all are subject to a number of poor food choices that claim they're \"authentic\", and its anything but. However all is not lost: Behold the great Pho Thanh, the best Vietnamese food in the valley. Lets slurp up a bowl of pho-knowledge in this review on this restaurant!\n\n~Fud/Drink~\nThis small, unassuming restaurant off of Camelback has amazing flavors popping out of the kitchen. The Pho is fresh, not made from different canned ingredients. The dishes are out of this world and very much authentic. For a good starter, the spring rolls they make are huge and sumptuous. With mint, shrimp, and pork, my personal favorite is Goi Cuon. As for entrees, by far the best out of my first three visits is #31 on the menu, Mi Xao Don . The freshly cooked veggies along with cooked pork and fresh broth-boiled seafood mix amazingly together atop a bed of crispy egg noodles. If you can stand waiting a few minutes, I suggest crushing the noodles, add a bit of soy sauce/ other sauces, and let the noodles soak it all in. All the dishes are succulent, savory, and the prices for the quantity of food is out of this world. I have left each time with leftovers, the portions are that big. They have over 100 separate dishes, the list is extensive, to say the least. They do not serve alcohol here, however the list of soft drinks and traditional Vietnamese offerings like baby coconut milk or thai tea is......extensive once again. \n\n~Atmosphere/Service~\nThis is the reason they lose a star. I am not a big atmosphere person, unless it simply detracts from the experience all-together. There are three separate issues to point out. First, the music and decor in the restaurant....they  are \"interesting\". They have it seemingly on a looped CD with Vietnamese covers of popular American music. I cannot tell a lie, at one point \"She Bangs\" came on... I hadn't heard that in over 5 years, folks. The decor is once again \"interesting\" and detracts from the experience. Instead of adding to the atmosphere and putting up traditional pictures or decor, they have two separate posters of a woman threading a blanket. TWO posters....as if one is not enough. Second, is the bathroom. You can smell it as you walk towards it. They seem to not have a scheduled time to clean up the bathroom each day, its pretty bad. Third, the service is extremely prompt, let me make this abundantly clear.  Faster than I have seen at most food establishments for that matter. But if you were to ask them for recommendations, it may prove to be difficult, as they are in a hurry to service other tables. We do not get many smiles or get asked how we are doing....To be honest, I am sure its a cultural thing. I shrug it off, if you take things like that to heart then you need to check yourself. Overall, these aren't hideous issues, but a star lost is more than fair, in my mind.\n\n~Extras/Rating~\nOverall, the food is outstanding. They get 4 stars for variety of choices, quality/taste of food, price point in comparison to quanitity, and lightning fast service. But honestly, \"She Bangs\"?  If not for those issues, its a 5 star top choice for me. Regardless, this has become my favorite go-to spot locally. I have gone 3 times the past two weeks, and at some point this week and next I shall go again....and I can't wait. Bring on the Pho Thanh, I say!!!  Enjoy!


This place is extremely overpriced.  The service was ok, but I don't understand how you can charge $14 for a PBR in a brown bag with a shot of Jack.  That is criminal.  I had the $18 buffalo burger which I could hardly taste because the bun was so gigantic and the fries tasted like had come out of a frozen bag.  I will not go back to this PUB.  There much better places to eat in Vegas.


Food 3 Stars\nBeverage 0 Star\nService 0 Star (see below)\n\nFood is good, but they're really cheap on their juices.  I don't mind pricey food in Vegas, but I had problems with ordering juice with them three times.  \n\nWe went for lunch and snacks a few times because the Cosmo did not have many options for lunch.  It's not the waitress's fault, nor the bartender.  I believe it's the head bartender who just didn't want to give us more juice.   \n\nThe first day, our cranberry/pineapple juice cocktail (non-alcoholic) came in a regular-sized glass.  The second day, it came in a small glass about half the size, so we kindly talked to the waiter and he brought back the juice in a taller glass.  We did notice, however, that he sort of had difficulties with the bartender.\n\nThe third occasion, the juice came in a small cup again, so we kindly asked a different waiter who happened to be very friendly help us.  No questions asked he made us happy.\n\nThe fourth time, this female waitress says to us that they simply pour more ice into the glass if we wanted the juice in the regular sized glass.  So of course, we get the juice in a regular sized glass (not full).  Was that supposed to make us feel better?  Did she think we were being cheap?  The casino invites me to the high rollers tables, but this restaurant does not get a great review from me, nor extra tip $.\n\nWe never once asked to speak to the manager, nor gave attitude to the waiters or waitresses.  We even asked the waiters if they had problems. \n\n*In case the managers of the restaurant are wondering, we visited 5/15/12-5/18/12.  Will not be back to The Henry.  No customer satisfaction.  Sorry.


I found this place on Yelp and was pleasantly surprised to find that it was affordable. There really is just one woman running the shop, so you will need an appointment. I've found that a lot of fancy salons charge a lot to do very little, so I was so happy to get a full pedi, and massage. Call me spoiled but I'm accustomed to a massage of some sort being included in my pedi. It was clean, quiet, and Lynn was wonderful. If I'm ever in the mood for a pedi again I'll definitely come back!


Good: the eye candy is delicious, and the udon is decent.\n\nNeutral/Bad: pretty much everything else. I couldn't hear but maybe 20% of what my dinner companions were saying over the blaring music, even when they were sitting right next to me. Overabundance of loud, obnoxious Guidos and douchebags with the obligatory popped collars and fauxhawks. I'm a sushi n00b, but even I could tell the bland, limp things my companions ordered were not right - if it's supposed to be tuna, shouldn't it be at least marginally tuna-flavored? The green tea tastes like coarsely-ground tree bark and looks like antifreeze. Finally, being in Old Town, parking is non-existent unless you're willing to walk from one of the public lots.\n\nI'm not going back, not even on a bet. There's plenty of better sushi places in the Valley.


Jimmy Chung's near the Usher Hall was second nearest option when another venue was overflowing with a private function, but the food for me was a little bit on the heavy, sweet and gooey side and tad stodgy. Yeah there is meat but not sure if it's truly healthy? It did fill the tum with Lemon Chooks, rice, spring rolls, and as the temperatures rise outside a strange but welcomed addition to the dessert menu multi-coloured jelly and whippy ice cream!\n\nPretty relaxed atmosphere when we arrived around 9pm, and there were only a handful of people but not more than 20. Self service meant no queues, but seating arrangements meant facing a blank wall that was crying out for a picture, yeah they have a few television monitors dotted around but who goes out to watch tv??? \n\nWith unlimited food it's so easy to overdo the quantities and some of my party did just that with three main courses, but that means hefty gym workouts to balance the status quo me thinks!\n\nIv'e been avoiding  large food chains for as long as possible, focussing on what other and sometimes alternative foodie heavens can be found in the city, but every now and then others pull you back into reality by going for the easy option; not too far, near transport links. But afterall its better to have tried a place you don't really think you'll like, than to have never tried it at all. \n\nService was chilled and cleanliness fine, any dirty dishes were quickly swept away by eagle-eyed staff, food not too bad tasting, ok for costs(evening \u00a313). So for quick ready meals but no real idea what calories or amounts of Gluten your consuming best done rarely than often, but that's up to you!?


Dry n small tamales. I had high hopes because it seemed legit. Keep looking if you wsnt really good tamales.


I typically use the drive-thru and can expect to wait about 5-10 minutes before I get my burger combo and go. The food has always been good and worth the wait.


Great food & fun atmosphere!\nIt is one of those low-key place you look for when trying to find something unique. I have had fun everytime I've been there. Plus its a great place to learn a little about the history of Litchfield Park and how far it has come. Its a perfect dinner venue on the 4th of July for the fireworks displays from Goodyear & Litchfield Park.\nmmmmm, ready for lunch right now, right now!!!


I've never really had a bad experience per se, but I've not exactly been helped a whole bunch either. It's Home Depot. What more can you expect?


Missed the lunch special by a few minutes... Which in Las Vegas means it is happy hour. Great waitress, well versed in the menu. So good -- had spicy shrimp, edamame and a few other things, everyone was happy and it's cheap. I don't mean cheap by comparison - I mean CHEAP


Went here today to get some sushi grade salmon and tuna! This is my go-to place whenever I'm in the mood of making sushi. Fish is always fresh on all the times I've came. \n\nI also picked some beef and pork meat- both were good prices, cheaper than most places and are fresh.\n\nGot my vegetables from onions to eggplants. \n\nAlso passed by the bakery section and bought strawberry and taro cake @ $2.50/pc, haven't tried them, hope it's good!\n\nAlso passed by deli and bought some chickens feet @ $2.25/4 pcs -- I used to eat them back when I was little in the Philippines and haven't tried them since, I'd say it's pretty good from what I remember. \n\nOverall a great place to shop for asian food and delicacies, too bad it's about 40 minutes away from me.


Quite disappointing when I expected the same flavor and price when I was in LA. \n\nDon't get me wrong, the waiters/waitress were super friendly. We ordered bulgogi and ribs. The food was flavorful but average. No refills for the side dishes when you are grilling at the grill-your-own-bbq table. \n\nExtra: went with a groupon deal but still ended up paying way more than expected and received less food. \n\nTL;DR: ok place for food, clean, but does not justify the price.


The fish taco was delish.  Carne asada was a bit dry.  I thought the cucumber fresca would be really refreshing but it tasted like a cleanse juice, which did not bring back good memories.  The horchata was way too sweet.  The environment was a cool 70's vibe.  All in all it was okay.


Didn't really enjoy my stay at the Hard Rock last week.  Rooms were affordable so that was nice, but you can get the same deals at hotels cleaner and nicer on the strip.  \n\nI wanted to try staying off the strip for once so I gave this place a shot.  The room was not the cleanest, but not too too bad.  If you are facing the pool, there is no way to get away from the music.  So be warned.\n\nThis is a spot for college or young folk ready to drink and dance at the pool area, great spot for that.  Not so great for families though.  Depends what you're looking really for, I wasn't so into the poolside atmosphere so I didn't enjoy my stay as much as I could.  Very small casino, good staff, very rowdy guests.


In July 2012 I rode in a Yellow-Checker-Star taxi and was told by the driver that this was \"the elite fleet\" for locals in Las Vegas. Now that I am a local in Las Vegas, I find that this taxi company is not \"elite\" at all. I would honestly suggest avoiding using YCS Transportation whether you are a local in Las Vegas or a visitor. The reason: You can wait forever a never get a cab after you call. The people who take the calls sound exasperated and helpless.


An update -- I have always been a big supporter and a fan of Pacific Seafood Buffet.  But me thinks not anymore.  Went there for dinner last night, which was Tuesday night.  The menu was basically the same and most things were still pretty consistent and good.  But they had a few items that were not-so-good.  Their Korean kalbi short ribs were very tough and overcooked.  Their fish dishes were using poorer quality fish so they were not as tasty, their mapo tofu is getting less and less tasty.  But the kicker that pushed me over the edge to now say that I am no longer a fan is that they have been advertising on their home mailer flyers coupons for $1.00 off for lunch and $2.00 off for dinner.  These flyers have \"cut out\" coupons on them that automatically tells you that you need to bring the coupons with you.  But on the top of the flyer is says seniors (60+) get 20% off all the time.  When we had dinner last night, they would not give me and my wife our senior citizen's prices since we did not bring the flyer with us.  I explained that the flyer says nothing about bringing the flyer and in fact, it says 20% off for seniors everyday now.  Still they would not give me our discounts.\n\nSo I paid full price.  I know someone who works at PSB and asked them about this and I was told (I know this is a rumor) that this has been discussed with the management and owners, along with the fact that the website pricing is wrong too, and the staff have been told that these \"strategies\" help the establishment bring in more customers and get more revenue from customers.  WTH???  So is there is a conscious effort in-place to falsely advertise prices and mislead potential customers?  Assuming that what I was told is true, this seems like economic suicide to me and is also illegal.\n\nSo Yelpers, just beware and cautious.  The food is still OK, but deteriorating slightly, but this new information is very troubling to me.


this place is nestled inside the miles shop of Planet Hollywood. a cute indoor / outdoor restaurant. i've never been to Paris but i would imagine it to be quite similar. it's romantic backdrop, floral decor, cute waiters, and dimmed light gets you in the mood to order some wine/champagne/cocktails even before looking at the menu. We ordered crab cakes, whole lobster linguine, soup, oysters, chicken. \ni enjoyed the food!


Triptych Brewing is exactly what the C-U area needs; an honest no frills establishment for those who like BEER. Some peanuts or something might be a good idea, but you don't want to spoil this little gem by adding unnecessary things, or taking away from the primary focus, which is beer. I'm a Savoy local and can walk here. I come for the beer, and stay for the peaceful environment. This type of establishment will draw beer lovers and repel trouble makers. I don't want to sound like nouveau riche heel, but an IPA would be nice. Oh yeah, bring back that spicy chile beer (sans the chocolate flavor), I loved it!


We went to Fairview Grill for dinner and drinks one night. We expected an evening of pub food, draft beer, and an unpretentious atmosphere, and that's exactly what we got.  \n\nWe had a coupon for a free entree, so to us the prices were VERY reasonable.  Generally entrees (mostly sandwiches and burgers) are about $8, which is an excellent value considering the quantity of food you get. We both had burgers, and we were both very pleased. My husband had fries, which he enjoyed, and I got onion rings (of course), and they were above average. The waitress got our order correct (even the \"hold the X, extra Y\" order we placed) without writing it down.  She was very attentive, and kept the beer and water flowing.  \n\nThe atmosphere is one of a relaxed pub--everyone was very friendly there too, including two guys who waved at us upon entering and asked how we were doing.  \n\nBecause we are right down the street from Fairview Grill, we will definitely be returning.  Might even shoot a game or two of pool. I don't know if it stands out among pubs in town, but it was an enjoyable evening overall.


Wow.\n\nMy husband and I went to Old Towne yesterday and saw this little gem, but I had already agreed we'd pay homage to HIS heredity and have Ph\u00f3 (that review is also included!).  But, we tucked this in the back of our minds and I'm glad we did!\n\nThe staff was an extremely pleasant woman who was fluent in English, Polish, and French.  She was sweet, attentive, and knew the city like the back of her hand.  She recommended our vodka and suggested to accompany it with apple juice, a \"chaser\" if you will.  She said it was \"how the Polish do it\", so why not?  When in Rome.....It was smooth, strong, and I felt content immediately.  The turpentine aftertaste (all vodka does to me, regardless of brand, but some better than others!) was immediately quashed by the sweetness of the juice.  I will never drink vodka any other way hereafter!\n\nI am an embarrassment to my Polish and Irish heritage - I hate cabbage (!) - so I went with the pierogies.  Cheese.  My husband was easily swayed into the  gobki.\n\nMy dish came artfully arranged with a sprinkle of dill, a heaping side of sauerkraut and carrot shaped into a rosette.  My husband's order was accompanied by a cucumber/dill sauce mix and sliced boiled potatoes.\n\nThe pierogies tasted like my Bab\u00e7i came back to life and got work in their kitchen.  Very authentic.  Dipped in the side bowl of sour cream, it was delicious!\n\nMy husband inhaled his dish (and half of mine) within seconds, which usually is a sign he likes it.  The gobki appeared to have an abundance of ground meat, which is a nice change from the rice-laden  cabbage rolls I usually see.  He stated the tomatoes were an excellent topping, as it was a bit dry inside of the roll.  He found the cucumber/dill muxture to be divine.  Not his words, but \"wicked good\" isn't exactly poetry, but a good description nonetheless!\n\nThe ambience is divine and the bar nicely stocked.  (side note: the building's side door also gives access to bathrooms without going through the restaurant). Our waitress informed us live music is usually at the restaurant nightly of we wanted to cone back for dessert and Polish coffee (coffee with vodka....of course!)\n\nThe menu may have been simple and don't offer a huge array of options, but sometimes that can be overwhelming.  So points today for simplicity.\n\nIf you are a fan of Polish food - this is authentic as it gets.  A MUST when in Montreal and desire something different than American and after a few days in Quebec, something different than French!


Lovely wee boutique hotel! Very spacious, close to the city and reasonable price. We stayed in the luxury 'blue room'. While the room itself was stunning I have a few dislikes! Its situated within 10 feet of the reception desk which although wasn\"t excessively noisey we could still here the foot traffic of people heading in and out etc. Its also on the ground floor so we had to close the curtains/blinds to get ready which made it incredibly dark even with all of the lights on....I'm all for mood lighting but I also don't want to look like I've literally got dressed in the dark! Breakfast was good and at a reasonable hour!(7-10.30). All in all lovely place to stay but would reccomend asking im advance for a room not on the ground floor.


Was craving for a late Hawaiian meal with my coworkers and ventured  across town to find aloha kitchen. I had ordered the loco moco and I must say, it's not the best thing I ever had. The hamburger steak was so dry and lack any kind of flavor, the gravy was ok.  Would I come back? Sure, the prices were decent and might be worth trying again if I get one of those late night Hawaiian food cravings.


I have a lot better things to do than go into a bar that's big claim to fame is the fact that it has a big tree with a string of christmas lights on it.\n\nI've been in here once, and once was enough.  If you are actually sitting in one of the few places to sit, all that means is that you are such a huge lush that you got there at 6 o'clock.  So, you can wipe that smirky look off your face, drunko.


They ruined my wife's birthday dinner.  Very slow service.  My son's steak tasted like sand (freezer burn?).  The waitress said that they are getting new steaks next week.  My daughter and I had the chicken - Dry ... She had a \"creamed corn\" which means that the corn was in a \"biscuits and gravy sauce\".  My wife had the oriental chicken salad - it was ok.


Very good chips and salsa delivered to start the meal.  2 salsas, a bean dip, and a jalapeno ranch dip  -  and the chips are above decent.  The second batch of chips and salsa will cost you $2.95, however.\n\nBut the menu prices are a little high.  Spent $26 on 1 Appetizer, 1 Entree', and two drinks.  Nothing we had was outstanding, compared to other local places.\n\nI'd go back just to make a meal from 2 batches of the chips and salsa, drink water, and get out of there for under $5.


My aunt lives down the street and had a couple 2-for-1 coupons so the family came to check it out. We arrived here at 3:30pm only to find it closed til 4pm for the start of their $17.99 seafood buffet. There was an elderly couple sitting inside already though (we found out later that they were regulars and got special treatment). \n\nThe oysters were mushy and the shrimp cocktail tasted of water from just being defrosted. I didn't see any clam chowder in the soup section so I asked the manager who was walking by and he had someone bring it out. It was ok. The lox was ok. Tomatoes were good. The crab legs in the asian section were flavored well but were a little dry from sitting under the heat lamps too long. They had beef tenderloin instead of prime rib at the carving station. Had a scoop of coffee and a scoop of mint chip ice cream.\n\nSome lady slipped and fell from some spilled butter that was not cleaned up. I almost got hit by some flying pieces of the plate that she was holding.


Thank you Fat Tuesday for helping me get my mom buzzed/drunk!\n\nMy mom is drawn to the yard long cups and requested two for the group, but we knew better and bought one. We got the $13 cup that comes with a $10 refill when you bring back the cup. Our bartender was sarcastic and funny. We tried a couple flavors and ultimately chose the peach and mango mix. The peach schnapps and mango flavor hid the fact that there was 151 in the drink. \n\nNeedless the say, we had a good time with tasty drinks. My boyfriend got an long island iced tea and damn...they don't skimp on the booze.\n\n By the time we got there the line was short so no problems there. Yay! If you see a little Asian lady with a huge smile and an empty cup asking for a refill...that's my mom.


I read the new ass't governor gave a speech there invoking God.  Please, spare me, now I will pass.\n\nPlease save that shit for church.  The rest of us will pass on this crap.


First off, the food was very good and deserves four stars. The problem was the service. The server was constantly forgetting to bring us things we had asked so we had to ask the bussers as they passed by. We understood at first since he was taking care of a large party but after they left, he only had us and still was absent!  Having been a restaurant corporate trainer for servers and managed restaurants I tend to be a little more patient than most but this went beyond my patience. I will definitely give them another try since the food was good but hopefully they redeem themselves with their service.


Hands down 5 stars for this place. Whenever I visit Phoenix nowadays, this is a must go place!\n\nThe secret is a few scoops of curry sauce, few scoops of spicy thai, a dollop of garlic, a whole lot of dry pepper flakes, loads of veggies and a request to make it very well done....this place makes a mean stir fry!! I love it!! love it!! The problem is that I over eat and I am too sleepy to work afterwards.


Thanks to the Yelp community, I found Isla, an nice oasis in the madness of Las Vegas. I would come again for sure, if I ever visit come to the Strip again in my entire life.  Guac and chips were fresh and lovely.  Entrees so good.  And I broke my one-margarita rule and ordered a second one.  Service was a little slow but very friendly.  Might have had something to do with the large bachelorette party in the same section.  I do recommend it.  Above average Mexican food! (And I know my Mexican food!)


i am writing a review based on the Yelp Elite event held tonight. although doubtful i could ever afford to eat here regularly, the wife and i were treated to an extremely delightful night of food and wine. \n\nevery wine poured (i stuck mostly with the shiraz and the cabernet) was ridiculously smooth and rich. my glass never sat empty for 3 solid hours. i'm sorry i can't remember all the food dishes, but for starters, the bread plate with the arugula, candied figs, roasted red peppers....the soft mozzarella concotion....holy cow...it was like an episode of Top Chef. then the entrees....the cedar plank salmon, the scallops...oh my the scallops....so soft and buttery and melty in my mouthy....topped off with the red velvet bread pudding and flourless chocolate cake (the lightest flourless chocolate cake i've ever tasted) had me groaning in pain from a full belly, but writhing in pleasure from the taste. i imagine this must be what that dude in hell feels like as he's imbibing in lusty pleasures followed by tenacious torture....\n\nJill, the server for our section, was exquisite. she not only kept the wine flowing and the food plentiful, she was so excited to explain each dish and wine serving, often pulling up a chair to converse for long periods of time, how she loved the dishes and how much she enjoyed working at Tanzy. \n\neverything was perfect. there were 2 meat app's and 2 meat entrees that we didn't partake in but our fellow revelers had no issues devouring. a wonderful, wonderful evening of dining pleasure.


Horrible experience! Got there at 1 am and the front desk worker wasn't there. The lights were turned off so I called with the after hours phone. After 10 minutes, someone let us in and we stood at the counter and he finally walked up, then told us we couldn't check in for an hour because the computer was down. Finally got to our room 2 hours later! Horrible experience!


We visited for the first time mid afternoon during the lunch hours on 9/26/14. It was busy but not to an extreme. We split the  Fabulous Pho soup and the Veggie Tofu Delight entr\u00e9e. This was an \"Exciting Rice Entr\u00e9e\" but the rice cost extra. Not a big deal just odd. We ordered the brown rice as well.\n\nAt the beginning of the meal, the server brought us out an appetizer on the house!\n \nThe food was tasty but I rate it only two stars for the following reason:\nI judge the portions served by looking at the menu, choosing three meal as in \"three meals a day\" and trying to judge the combined nutritional value. I think in that scenario I would become mal-nourished as both the soup and entr\u00e9e rely heavily on the noodles and rice to fill you up with just a light top layer of vegies. I am diabetic I NEED more vegies and less carbs.


Lunch - 20100708\n\nRice Bowl goodness - Kirstin recommended the Rice Bowl and it was really delicious.  The veggies had a fresh picked taste and the cashews were a perfect match when mixed with the rice. I really enjoyed my lunch (again) and look forward to trying the cucumber soup next week.\n\nFor dessert I ordered the apple pie to go.  Unfortunately I didn't heat it up as recommended, but it was still good. Definitely eat the pie warm!  \n\nSee you next time!


The service was great. The staff was friendly. The food wasn't. Bad but it wasn't good. Didn't have much flavor. I wouldn't recommend this place as the food really isn't all that great.


Excellent place to cab to if staying on the strip (about $7 from the Bellagio)  Cab service back to our hotel was a breeze as well.  The service was polite and attentive.  Their famous Prime Rib is always excellently prepared and the side dishes are on par. \n\nIt was so easy to make reservations on Open Table especially in a crazy city like Vegas.  We were seated right away and finished dinner with more than enough time to catch our show.


My friend and I bought the Groupon for it when it was available and were both pumped to eat there.  Unfortunately, I think A n' A still have some work to do to.\n\nFirst, the positives:  \n1.  The space on the inside and outside was beautiful.  Love the decor.  Stylish and comfortable.\n2.  The bar is definitely on point.  Fantastic beer selections, friendly bartender.  A little expensive but nothing unheard of for the area.  My friend got a rum and coke, which I think was $7, but it was so strong it was definitely worth it.  My fiance and I both got Dogfish Head 90 Minute IPAs, one of our favorites, and they were both $7, which for a beer with 9% ABV isn't out of this world.  \n3.  The wait staff is extremely friendly and attentive, even when busy.  There was some confusion initially when we walked in about seating, so maybe they should have a clearer \"check in\" area.  Overall pleased with the service, especially for a new establishment.\n\nUnfortunately there are important areas that are negatives for our A n' A experience.\n\n1.  I don't want to be rude, but there was an odd stench throughout the entire restaurant.  There were people eating mussels, but this was not a fresh seafood smell.  This was more of a garbagey/pet store smell.  All four of us smelled it, but maybe it didn't bother others as much as it did us.\n\n2.  The food was just OK.  My fiance got the pierogies, which at $16 you would assume be enough food for an entree.  What it consisted of was about 8 small pierogies with corn and bacon tossed on top.  He said it was OK, but he was still hungry.  These would be a much better appetizer.  Me and my friend both got the house salad, and I had chicken added to mine.  These were good salads with decent dressings, my only minor complaint is that there were way too many olives and way too little cheese.  Another friend got the Alchemy Fries and said they were good and they gave him a ton of them.\n\n3.  There was no 3G in the restaurant and there was no Wifi available.  Minor complaint, but noticeable since this is becoming common place for trendy new restauants.\n\nFor what I was expecting, Alchemy n' Ale was a disappointment.  For the prices and space, the food should be much, much better.  The comparable restaurants in the L-Ville area offer so much better quality food for less.  The menu seems kind of random and all over the place, so maybe they haven't found their identity yet.  I did see a plate of mac n' cheese go by that looked great, so maybe I'll give it another try.  \n\nThis place has promise, so I hope it improves so we have another fantastic place to go to in L-Ville.


Unable to find anything that I didn't like about this place. The atmosphere, service and food on offer was impeccable. For the offerings I have to highlight their own Safari Lounge Beer. This is made especially for them by the Bellhaven Brewery. \n\nWe sat in the back (the original Safari Lounge as some remember) and it was a nice affair with a sunny afternoon beaming through the windows. The 'fire place' and orange walls made a surreal effect of a warm summer feeling in the winter.. weird but effective. \n\nEdinburgh needs an injection of a little jungle heat. The hot dog version I choose was Jungle Brother - now I (my nick name being Jungleboy) could not resist. It was roaring with spices and heat. Thanks Chef! \n\nOh a little nugget: The owner/chef used to be the Head Chef in Joseph Pearce. He is a good 'un! \nNugget 2: he'll be opening the Lioness of Leith very soon - Stay tuned.


This is my first time to this Hampton Inn location. The set up is typical of other Hampton Inns. But, the staff is friendly and helpful unlike some other locations I have been to. I arrived before 3 PM and the front desk was able to put me into a room right away without fuss. The room is clean.\n\nI went to the Fitness Center in the late afternoon and discover the fitness closet instead. It was mislabeled as a Fitness Center. It was a small space with three pieces of equipment and a few balls. This fitness closet cannot accommodate more than 4 people at at time. So disappointed.


I'm a huge fan of Gordon Ramsay and have wanted to eat at one of his restaurants forever. Let me tell you, it was well worth the wait! We had his famous beef wellington, which was to die for! The atmosphere was awesome, servers and waiters were incredibly nice and informative. I can't wait to go back!


Took a large party here a little over a month ago and loved every minute of it.  The menu offers everything from their famous chop salad ( you seen it before at cowboy ciao) to amazing short ribs.  The cocktail menu is quite unique and the wine list offers a lot of range.  Great HH or CPH as they call it 3 - 6 daily.  What I like best is the size of the menu and the fact that you can spend anywhere from 10 to 25 on an entree depending on your mood.  It's a little tough to find tucked on a side street but do not miss this great addition to old town Scottsdale.\n\nMatt C


Food this good should not be coming from a bar in strip mall, but good lawd!\n\nI know what you're thinking, \"5 stars for a Gastro Pub?\", seriously though this place has some of the best bar food I've eaten in a long time and I use the term, \"bar food\" loosely. I mean house smoked Pastrami Egg Rolls, Fried Kobe Beef Sliders and a insane calamari dish. Who's the f**king mad scientist in the kitchen?!\n\nRebel Republic is tucked away in a random strip mall off Sahara Ave. and the only reason I was able to spot it, is because of their giant glowing neon blue ribbon sign. Finally, all those years of drinking that terrible PBR slop are paying off. When you walk up to Rebel Republic you first notice a keen little patio area outside of the restaurant possibly for sipping and sampling. I got here around 1a.m. and it was still too hot to eat outside, so I decided to belly up to the bar.  \n\nThe beer selection can be overwhelming even to the most veteran hop heads. From what I understand they have over 52 beers on tap at all times, which is music to my ears; \"I'll start with the Dogfish Head 60 Minute IPA\". As I sipped my beverage, I noticed that the menu items here were very intriguing. \"Bartender, who's in charge of the food?\" \"Oh, we hired a chef to come in and revamp the menu and then teach the permanent chefs how to prepare each item\"... Oh you fancy huh?\n\nThis made sense.  As I stated in the first paragraph the food here is amazing and is made fresh to order 24 hours a day! Literally you can get Kobe Beef Sliders at four in the morning... how awesome is that? Speaking of the super sliders, these are amazing little bites of heaven, perfectly cooked, seasoned, and placed between two soft pillows of sweet bread. Oh mama!\n\nThe Pastrami Egg Rolls is pretty much exactly what it sound like. You know, delicious! Salted cured meat, wrapped in filo-dough, deep fried, and served with a house made thousand island sauce. Seriously, this goes great with a solid IPA.\n\nThe final thing I decided on was the calamari. This comes in a bowl with pickled seaweed. (I'm not sure about that?) These tasty morsels resemble that of a sweet and sour chicken, but taste just like perfectly cooked calamari with a spicy, saucy coating. I almost ordered another round. \n\nRR has a very chill vibe and the decor of a Midwestern family's basement. Animal heads and wood paneling for days. Plus the servers here are very helpful when it to comes to ordering beers. They will have a beer sample ready and in your hand before you can even ask the question, \"is that a hoppy beer?\" \n\nPRO TIP: Check-In when you arrive and get a $2 PBR. If you're into that sort of thing.


Worst Experience ever!!!! I would only recommend this office to my worst enemy.  They have a shady practice. \nMy husband went in in August.  They told him they were charging him our $50 copayment and charged $600 to our debit card. Ok people make mistakes and I can give a second chance. When I went in in January for a chipped tooth. I was unable to print off the new patient paperwork because of the format they had it in online.  In not so many words the office staff said I was stupid. They refured me to another office to get a root canal ( Bradford endodontics ..,,, they were great by the way). Four months later after being rescheduled I went in for my temporary crown, which I was fitted for and paid for ( $200 more than quoted price). I figured I would only have to be in there one more time then I was done and would never have to deal with them again.  The next day they called and told me the dr they sent me to for the root canal had sent them a letter saying my wisdom teeth needed to be pulled in order to put on the crown. NOTHING had been said about them during the visit.  I was given no options, just this has to be done . When I asked to speak to the dentist they said that wasn't possible without an appointment.  I called the office that had supposedly sent over the letter, they had nothing on file stating that I needed my wisdom teeth pulled. So here I sit with a temporary crown, and out $600.Not sure what Im gonna do next , but i do know onething, I will be reporting them to the BBB.


I had a craving for Mexican food tonight... which happens rarely enough that I should I should indulge. I had no idea where to get good Mexican food in Champaign, but a quick Yelp search brought up Fiesta Cafe, which is conveniently located just a few blocks from my apartment, and also stays open everyday until 12am (an oddity in Champaign where a lot of restaurants are closed by 10pm). \n\nSo I decided to check it out: I didn't actually eat there, only got food to go, but the restaurant seems pleasant enough that I will probably go back soon. I ordered the chicken mole, and it turned out to be quite good... in fact, surprisingly good and quite better than most Mexican food I had while I was in NYC. It's also very reasonably priced, and the service was very friendly. Nice place!


One step above grocery sushi. Nothing about this restaurant makes it stand out. Nothing authentic. Won't last much longer.


We needed a plumber to replace our pressure reducing valve\nA friend told me about Colburn Enterprise - best thing that could happen to us\nJohn came out check the valve - replaced it - asked use if we had any question on anything\nGreat Guy - Great Service - Great price\nI will be recommending Colburn Enterprises to all my friends and neighbors who might need a plumber!\nThey are the best in my book by far!!


I've been to the Four Peaks in Tempe a couple of times and its always been good. The Four Peaks in Scottsdale is just as great. I'm a foodie and a 20+ year restaurant veteran.  If I say something is good then it is. \n\nWalked right in. I love the second floor overlooking the main floor. I know many come here for the beer as that is what it's famous for, but the food is its own reason to come visit. \n\nMy eyes are bigger than my stomach as usual but in order what I want Ben if I can't eat it all. Today I felt like chicken rolls and nachos. The nachos by themselves will feed a family of four. I add chicken to the mountain of cheese and chips. All the salsa, sour cream, and other fixins come on the side so you don't have to worry about pleasing that pain in the ass friend who doesn't like something. \n\nThe chicken rolls deserve their own paragraph as they are hands down my favorite app here. Jen thought they were bland so I made her go sit in the truck. Just kidding. She wasn't impressed is what she said. Ce la vie. They are delicious. She also had the buffalo chicken soup which I had not had before and received an audible \"WOW\" and an eyebrow lift from me. It was damn good too. \n\nMain course for me, no surprise, was a bacon cheeseburger with pepper jack and she had hot wings. Burger was cooked perfect and the seasoned fries were tasty as well. Her wings were good, not the best in the world, but on a scale to ten prob five them a 7 at least. \n\nService was great from Erica. Drinks never emptied and anything we needed we received promptly. Jen commented on the ambience and the nice spread of TVs around the place. Great place to come and watch sports or what not. Overall really really great experience.


Me 10 years ago: Panda Express, mmm good, and they give you lots!\n\nMe today: Panda Express is crap. It's got to be the most average, bland, over-Americanized \"Asian\" food around.\n\nI challenge you to find more average/below average food chain anywhere in the state.


The food was good, but was way over-priced (reminded me of Dardanelles on Monroe Street). \n\nDecor is cool though.


I'm totally disappointed. The sandwich was pretty boring. Although they get kudos for slicing the meat right in front of me. Otherwise, there's just nothing appetizing about their sandwiches.


I feel like a traitor because I have not tried the one in LA (and I'm from LA!), but decided to try this in Vegas.\n\nI had the chili cheese dog. It looked really good after ordering, but I think the taste was lacking for my expectation. Everyone always talks about how great Pink's Hot Dogs are in LA, butttt I was kind of expecting to be disappointed when I realized that Pink's in Vegas was not as obvious of a spot, and there were also not many people ordering. I mean, I guess Vegas has hundreds of other eateries besides hot dogs, but I'm guessing the one in LA is better, and I think my next try will be home and not Vegas. ):


I honestly love the decor in the place really industrial meets classy, but thats just party of the experience. The food here is like any other brazillian steak house. You start with salad and soup ( unlimited offerings even throughout the meal ) , when your ready a flip of a card brings sides and entrees to the table. Steak's of all cut from top sirloin to flay ming yong wrapped in bacon. There is also rib which are excellent, lamb which is fair, chicken. Why anyone would consume more chicken here then steak is confusing but its there and offered wrapped in bacon! Sides are Pao de Queijo ( baked bread rolled into balls with cheese ) , fried bananas, and gralic mash potatoes. Deserts here are pricey but a good way to end a meal. \n\nI am really unimpressed with a few things. Though my service was excellent the food really wasn't. Bacon wrapped steak was good, i've had better and larger pieces at Fago de Chao. The other meats were so so, lack of seasoning and  meat options ; as we came a little after they opened. The lobster bisque was OK. Reading some people who raved over its taste is amazing, because it really wasn't that great and probably the least liked thing by my party.


John Lewis, your friend and mine, it's always good for a browse and their good quality products all come with a money back guarantee if there are any faults or problems which is reassuring to know.  I'll usually pop in to browse the make-up department as they have a great selection and the staff are always very knowledgeable about the products giving tips and samples too. \n\nSometimes the shop assistants can be old sour puss types that can't smile with the amount of premium brand make-up cemented onto their faces but I've rarely had any problems here and find that most of the staff can't do enough to help.


Located in a shopping centre, Cosmos has a lively interior and loud music thumping after 9:30 pm, presumably to attract the older meet market that flocks here.\n\n The food was average to moderately good. We ordered the California dip - a spinach avocado dip with parmesan on top  and pita served on the side. The spinach tasted like it was straight out of a can, but otherwise the dip was serviceable and we gobbled it up due to sheer hunger. \n\nI had the fried goat cheese salad. Delicious croquette of fried cheese - how can you go wrong? sitting atop a well dressed salad with pistachios sprinkled on it as well.\n\nFellow guest had the lamb burgers. Spiced well, but overcooked with dry-ish buns. Accompanying fries tasted again like they were straight out of the freezer.\n\nBig stumble of the night - we ordered molten lava cake, which somehow did not get made in the kitchen. The waiter disappeared for 25 mins while we waited, and we ended up having to hunt him down. He was apologetic, but nonetheless the experience was mostly ruined. He disappeared once again while we waited for the check. \n\nFinal recommendation - come here just for drinks and dancing, and perhaps some tapas at the bar where the bartenders are attentively serving the patrons.


Should have listened to all the other Yelp reviews. Literally the shadiest company I have ever dealt with.  They kept charging me for cups that we never received or asked for; probably because the drivers make a bonus for up selling on site and people wouldn't notice a couple small charges.  They also raised our prices and hid the notification by replacing a general message that has been in the same spot since we started our service.  Haven't received the final invoice since canceling our service but I am sure I will be arguing and fighting that one as well.


I danced my ass off one night here!  Had a blast, but thank god I didn't have to pay for the drinks!  Somehow we got passed the cover at the door too.  The decor is really posh/random.  I don't remember much, but I know it didn't suck BUT I'm pretty sure that's because the people I was with were awesome... not the place.


Genuine stuff with so many unique options. Love they offer calzone.  Spicy olive oil a hit. Good for business or pleasure.


Wast there last Friday. Seats right in front if the stage. The show was good. The headliner, while a bit long, was good. Fantastic service from our waitresses. Will definitely go back.


I came by with my parents on a Sunday afternoon around 4PM. My dad went in first to grab a table and then my mom and I entered a few seconds later. I was stopped by the bouncer and asked for ID. I showed him my California driver's license. He examined it for a minute or two and, apparently unsatisfied, asked to see my passport. Thankfully, we had stopped by Four Peaks on our way to the airport so I happened to have my passport with me. When I asked him why my CA license wasn't acceptable, he mumbled something about a new policy. After again examining my passport for a few minutes, the bouncer mumbled a vague apology and said that I should bring my passport with me in the future. \n\nFirst of all, any bouncer worth his salt knows California licenses are almost impossible to fake. Second, I was with my parents and it was 4PM on a Sunday...\nAnd finally, I was the only person who was stopped and asked to show ID. It is extremely unusual for any restaurant / bar to have a \"policy\" requiring you to show a passport rather than a state ID. Frankly, the implication was insulting and I will never come here again. \n\nIn terms of the food, it was okay. We had the gyros, salmon, and a cheeseburger. The gyros were decent but the salmon was overdone. The cheeseburger was alright - nothing special. We also ordered a pumpkin porter, which was decent but lacked the spice and slight sweetness that pumpkin beers usually have. Service was extremely slow. Our waitress was nice though. \n\nThe food and beer itself were a 3.5.


This should be NO stars!!!  We ordered our food and begin eating.  My friend went to the bathroom and when he came back, he said the cook was doing #2, flushes the toilet, walks out without washing his hands.  Be aware!!!  Disgusted about the situation, we ask for the check.  The waiter notices we hardly ate and asks if everything was okay.  We explained the situation and he just Oh\nSorry.  We also found a piece of plastic in our soup.  What a waste of time.  The messed up part is that we paid for the lunch.  Never again.  You have been warned!!!


Stumbled across this place my last night in Pittsburgh and was very impressed. Great build out, very quaint and rustic with exposed brick and dark wood furniture. Definitely a great \"date\" restaurant (unfortunately, I was with my co-worker so their was no cuddling up over a bottle of Pinot). \n\nOur server, Jodi was super friendly and outgoing. She was actually getting ready to leave Pittsburgh for Boulder, Colorado; likely a big loss for the restaurant because she made us feel at home and she did a great job of walking us through the menu. \n\nThe owner and executive chef, Jason Capps was actually working on some new menu items and he was kind enough to let us test an appetizer and a side dish. He was really personable and you could tell he was passionate about his restaurant and food. He checked in with us throughout the meal and we shared stories about some of the restaurants we tried in Pittsburgh as well as our favorite places to eat in Los Angeles. He has just visited LA so we had plenty to talk about. Apparently Bella Sera is a fairly new restuarant and a compliment to his already successful catering company. All I can say is that Jason is great guy, chef and I am confident that his restaurant will be as successful as his catering  business. \n\nHe made us some amazing veal / sausage meatballs -- definitely amazing. The taste and texture was spot on the gravy was top notch as well. He also made us some brussel sprouts and panchetta ham; blanched and cooked in oil; let me say WOW. Generally speaking, I loathe brussel sprouts but these were delicious. They were not at all bitter and melted in your mouth. I'll never complain about panchetta being incorporated into any meal; fantastic!\n\nI was nursing a pretty rough hangover and felt the need for something heavy and comforting so I ordered the chicken carbonara and was blown away. It was everything I hope for; succulent and creamy but not overwhelmingly rich. The portion was perfect too -- just enough to feel satisfied but not enough for an immediate \"carb nap.\" \n\nMy colleague ordered the special; half a baked chicken on the bone with a mustard rub, garlic roasted potatoes and mixed vegetables. He ranted and raved about how much it loved it. I tried a piece of his chicken and the rub was to die for. \n\nIn the end, I felt vindicated after having a string of \"so-so\" meals in Pittsburgh. I would highly, highly recommend that you give this place a try. For me, a big part of dining out is the experience, the ambiance, the service, etc. etc. Obviously, the food is important but it is only one piece of the puzzle for me. This place is the total package -- you will not be disappointed.


Always friendly, Call ahead and they've got it waiting.  I wish they could just know by my # what I always order.


I don't know that Founder's Hall is really a building, as Lindsey R writes. It's more of an atrium behind/inside of a building. Having explained that, it's a nice place to head to get some food or some shopping done, presumably either during your lunch break or after work, since it's right in the middle of downtown (and most Charlotte peeps don't really spend too much time in the downtown area unless it's late at night on the weekend). \n\nFounder's Hall is a big, open area surrounded by fast-foody type places and shops like a little bookstore and a Bank of America store (weird). It's really bright and usually not that packed, though, so it's definitely a nice place to eat your lunch or grab a quick one if you're in a rush. Obviously, it's super accessible, so why not?\n\nThere's a little raised platform in there, too--try sneaking a meal in there. It's a great little area.


Not the place it used to be.  They seem to be getting cheap.   No more Roma tomatoes on the subs, just that crunchy, unripe crap like Burger King.  The folks behind the counter are Spanish-speakers, I guess that's why the tv's were on a Mexican channel - but at least it had English subtitles.


The food and customer service were literally worse than I have ever experienced in my entire life! \n\nI went for dinner around 4:30pm on a Saturday. Nearly all of the trays on the buffet were empty. What was left was cold, but I didn't know that until it was on my plate. When I got back to my table I had a bite of orange chicken, which was stone cold. The white rice was hard and cold. I pushed my plate to the side while I debated what to do. One of the waitresses came over and asked if I'd like a drink refill, even though I had only drunk about a third of the glass of soda. I declined and explained that my guest and I were going to be leaving because the food was horrible, but it would be great if we could get a refund. Laney came over and said she'd refund half, but later agreed to refund me for both my meal and my guest's meal, which was as cold and stale as mine. When she came back, Laney presented me with a new receipt for $4, citing that there was nothing wrong with the sodas we ordered. While that was true, I explained I believed that was horribly petty since my guest had drunk none of his soda and I had so little of mine -- and the point of the drinks were to enjoy them with our meals. The man, whom I assume to be Laney's brother, came over and was very apologetic, refunded all of my money and offered to cook us fresh food  free of charge to learn how good his fresh cooking was (We declined.), but he didn't seem to think there was a problem with having cold and stale food on the buffet line. \n\nLong story short, I think that China Farm uses quality ingredients and may very well produce good food when cooked to order, but don't count on getting an edible meal at the buffet. The orange chicken was all white meat and the beef and broccoli my guest had was made with quality looking beef and vegetables ... just cold.


Awesome location, cool place....the Chopped Salad is by far the most amazing salad I have ever had in my life (but way...and I mean way to small)...If it were double the portion for the price I would probably visit more. I had a flight when I was there...it took forever (as I know flights are supposed to)...but this was ridiculous...the buffalo meat is so gross...it reminds me of when a stray dog visits my lawn...\n\nThe BBQ sauce is good....the staff is just OK. Nothing mind blowing. I think staff in a place with a pricey menu should spoil the guests a bit...Give away a free desert when you know the service and meal is just OK...this may bring your customer base back to visit just because you redeemed yourself at the end.\n\nOverall its a cool place. It fits with the downtown Scottsdale lifestyle. But stay away from the buffalo, because it will give doggy bag a whole new meaning....


I went to this place yesterday, so March 24th 2013.\n\nDRINKS:\n I got the durian milk with lychee jelly which was good. I was there with 3 other girls and we did all enjoy our drinks. Word of advice, opt for the \"large\" drink unless you really arent thirsty at all. The small was tiny, half ice, and there was barely any jelly. The large only costs $1 more for most of the drinks anyways. Cash only!\n\nENVIRONMENT:\nIt was pretty busy there, we went at 6PM on a Saturday and about half of the tables were filled. There were your normal ables and chairs, it was cold by the door but that's because it's Montreal.\n\nSERVICE:\nThis is where things really go downhill. I would never go back here again just because of the service. There was one waitress for the entire restaurant/lounge. There were at least 10 tables seated. She just wasnt very hospitable at all nor helpful when we asked about drink sizes. When we went up to pay, things got really bad. We were a group of 4 people. All lined up to pay. She allowed one of us to pay and then she proceeded to walk away from us and serve some tables while we were waiting there. When she decided to come back she let the other 3 of us pay, but she gave the wrong amount of change back to us. She gave back $9 when she was suppose to give back $11. When we mentioned this to her, she just walked away and served some more tables, and then came back and gave us $11. She then looked at us and had the nerve to say tap her tip tray and say, \"these prices don't include tip.\" She said that twice to us very rudely. And this was after she just walked away from us twice while we were paying. I was astounded by how rude she could be.


They added too much to their menu, and they're overwhelmed. They also got rid of their good lunch specials. So, go here for the drinks and the atmosphere.\n\nHopefully the management is only doing this temporarily. Because I miss their $5 lunch specials. They're not so popular yet as to scrape those, add a dozen items to the menu, and call it quits. Their kitchen can't handle it.\n\nSo, eat beforehand and come up. The drinks are still good, until they raise the prices of those too.\n\nEdit: Spoke too soon. I just went to their website and noticed they changed their \"$3 Smithwicks Every day All Day\" to the far inferior Carlsberg for $3 whatever, whatever. Oh, it's sad to see such potential beginning to tank so soon. Service has dropped, quality of food has dropped, and now they really are already raising their drink prices. Shame.


The Good: It's on the Las Vegas Strip and if you want to explore the strip you are right there. If you have a family then this is the place for you as its cheap compared to other hotels on the strip. Check in was easy and plenty of parking. \n\nThe Bad: This is not a hotel for couples. There were  too many kids for me and getting in my way when walking around the casino or hotel.  My room was the standard king size room and was an okay room. The mattress was worn out and needed to be replaced ASAP. \n\nThe Ugly: The hotel is dated and needs a major facelift. I hated paying the daily $18 resort fee plus tax. There is No Wifi in the rooms and they only have wired Internet.  The Internet cable was tangled but working.  Then you have the pesky timeshare people that profile every hotel guest luring you to their desk for discounted Las Vegas show tickets but you will have to attend their timeshare crap. I cut them off and told them I was not interested in that garbage.   My opinion is that timeshares are usually ripoffs and if you really want a timeshare you can buy one usually from a bank for 50-90% off selling price. There is huge profit in the timeshare industry so buyer beware. \n\nThe $20 food and beverage credit is a joke and only one credit during my three day stay.  They will send you to an expensive restaurant or other establishments that will cost you more than $20 in food or beverage. This is a marketing scam so call the hotel and confirm what I am saying before you make a reservation.\n\nI would not recommend this hotel for couples and spend the extra $20 bucks a night for a better hotel on the strip if you want to be on the strip. \n\n I will NOT be staying at this hotel ever again so bye bye Excalibur.


While I've eaten here in the past and the traditional Eggs Benedict was fabulous, today I decided to try the Southwestern version which comes with chorizo instead of ham. The spicy chorizo completely overpowered the rest of the plate, drowning out the flavors of the eggs and hollandaise. I will certainly not order that dish again, but rather go back to the traditional version.\n\nThe service was just ok, not especially friendly, but our drinks were kept filled. Make sure that if you eat here you have time to wait for your food because it is also not fast. \n~JS


It's exciting that they are now doing brunch. I wish more places in south side would start seeing its a good idea. \n\nI've been there twice now, I've ordered the same thing both times \"moms chicken sandwich\" (I think that's the name of it) and its really good!  Problem is the portions are small. It's not terribly priced for what it is, but I walked away still hungry and I am really not a big eater. They give you a small green salad (with nothing in it) and that's it. \n\nThey also have brunch drinks and their mimosas are cheap and good.


I really love the concept of the place, definitely living up to its name--The Library. The menu is organized in chapters (like a book) and each entr\u00e9e is named after a literary classic. Unlike other bars in Southside, The Library has a very sophisticated, but yet relaxing atmosphere. There are plenty of seats and tables for dining and drinking. The service was wonderful and tons of food/drink specials for those on a budget. \n\nI came here in time for their happy hour special, which included half priced appetizers. Had the chance to try the Arabian Nights, a plate filled with pita bread, fresh veggies, black beans and red peppers hummus, and the Renegade, fresh breadsticks with marinara sauce. Even for the appetizers, the portions are huge! The hummus was amazing and probably one of the best I've ever tried. The breadsticks were warm and fluffy with a hint of garlicky goodness dipped in steamy marinara sauce. \n\nOverall, The Library is definitely a unique part of the Southside scene. I love the concept and amazing food! Give this place a try and embrace your inner nerd!


I come here when I'm dieting. They have a really nice light and healthy menu with several good selections. I always get the chicken fajita salad its simple but there is something about the fresh hot really good chicken fajitas with the crunch of the cold iceberg. love this salad. I don't use the dressing I just pour a Bowl of there yummy salsa over the top and go to town.


Great place to get your drink on!  We were here for a private event but had a blast on the dance floor.  The appetizers and drinks were great.  Kudos to the bartenders for making the drinks fast.  I really love the lounge feel and the music was bumpin' the night we went.  Great place to hang if you're looking for something more intimate than XS or Tao.


My brother and I are just visiting for two days on a road trip to CA and saw the reviews on yelp. It is a nice, pleasant breakfast atmosphere with kind servers and a cool wall mural. The food was great as well, and you definitely get your bang for your buck (a.k.a lots of food). The protein pancakes were excellent, just like the server suggested. Overall great place to wake up and eat in Scottsdale. Doesn't get a five star though because nothing really WOWED us, but it was good food.


Since writing this review I've received two e-mails from Sushi Samba employees suggesting I return and that they are genuinely sorry that I had a bad experience and are sure it won't repeat.  \n\nMy question is:  Where was this level of service when I was eating there?\n\nLike hell I'm going to spend another hundred something dollars for them to prove to me that they don't suck.


My fav coffee place! Any/all of the frost or iced drinks are super good. I've had some hot drinks, and they're surprisingly good too, especially since i'm not much of a hot coffee drinker. I usually get the black & white mocha frost, it's the best! The baristas & owners are all super friendly! When i got my tonsils taken out, they even offered me complimentary drinks:) The wifi isnt bad either ! it's always a relaxing place to get some homework done or just hangout with friends.


Was just dropped off at Bellagio.  Realized left phone In car.  Called the company and driver says it's not in there.  Called within 5 minutes of being dropped off. Will update this post if it is found otherwise I am skeptical that it still isn't in the car\n  Sentimental pics on phone too


Most boring strip club in Phoenix metro. For typ Sat nite, Paid 13 bucks cover, yes 13! Why 13?  Then one bud light bottle cost 6.25 round that up to 7 for tip, then a lousy table dance for 10 bucks. I lost 30 bucks in 15 minutes. After that, I even rejected one girl cause she looked high on something and ugly with her eyes half opened. I am a local and I am never going back there again.


This is probably the best \"Mexican\" food I have ever had in Phoenix!!!  I cannot say enough great things about this place.  The guacamole is amazing and they add pomegranate seeds it and its the most fabulous thing in the world!  I am obssessed with their margaritas!  This place is a little pricey but its soooooooooooooo worth it!  Try their enchiladas you cannot go wrong!  The atmosphere is awesome...the outside area is little scary but that is apart of the charm.  Do not forget dessert with the churros for dessert!!!  You will leave this place so satisfied and happy and maybe a little tipsy from the margaritas and tequila shots...lol...go here go here go here!!!


Went to Best Buy because they were the only ones listed for the replacement keyless entry remote.  Was in the store for 20 minutes.  Never was greeted, never was approached by any team member, even though 5 team members looked right at me.  As I was walking out, a team member was talking to another guy, not sure who he was, but he kept waving me to keep walking.  Then he approached me and said she wasn't talking to you.  I said I know no one is talking to me and I was never asked for help.  If you want customer service NEVER go to a Best Buy.  No wonder they are losing money.  Good bye Best Buy!!!


Salon Renew is in the heart of old town: a tiny tiny 2-person salon steps away from Shotgun Betty's and the rest of the bar-central area of Scottsdale. Though tiny, the salon is surprisingly cute and well put together: small chandeliers from the ceiling, area for coffee, wine and beer (and even snacks) and a patio for waiting/restrooms and hanging out. Not bad for a 16x16 room-sized salon. \n\nI came here on a whim as a friend recommended it to me. No yelp reviews, no Google mentions, no website. To say that I was terrified is an understatement, as I was getting my hair cut for a donation (so 8-10\" off) and I did not know any stylists in the area. Rest assured that I am a hair stylist's worst nightmare: I only cut my hair once a year, i'm terrified of what they will do, I need constant re-assurance, I bitch because it hurts when my hair gets pulled and I check up on progress every 10 seconds or so. Hair stylists hate me, and with good reason.\n\nDespite all my horrible-customer skills, Samantha somehow managed to get me to trust her, enjoy my haircut and not freak-out. I was cutting my hair SHORT for the first time since in 16 years. We discussed in great lengths (no pun intended :) )how the haircut would look and what I wanted, she prepped my pony tail for the donation, gave me a glass of wine the size of my head and then calmed me down while i looked at this giant pony tail now detached from my head.\n\nMost importantly, she gave me a haircut that fit my lifestyle: low maintenance, no products required, no blow-drying/curling/ironing or any of that crap. Something that will last until the next haircut, which will probably not happen for another year. It seems somewhat silly to praise someone so much for just listening about your lifestyle demands and find something appropriate, but you would be surprised how many stubborn and big-headed stylist are out there... and I seemed to have met all of them.\n\nAnyways, I know one review doesn't say much about a place, but I took a huge risk by coming here (with no reviews) and now you can take a smaller risk by coming to a place with one review. Its baby steps nonetheless, but in the right direction. Enjoy.


Pros: The food is alright.\nCons: Poor customer service, slow, ran out of soup du jour and pesto sauce by 1pm.\n\nMy story: \nMy first time to Le Belle Terre, I decided on some baked goods to go and the soup du jour and quiche to eat there. When it was my turn to order I picked out my baked goods and I was about to order my meal, when a man walked up and started talking directly to the cashier that was taking my order. The man told the cashier he'd like to order the soup du jour. The cashier diverted his attention from me to the man (with out an \"excuse me\" or the like), took the man's order, and charged the man. When the cashier reverted his attention back to me, (without even acknowledging what had just happened) I said I would like to order the soup. He said that he was sorry but the last of the soup had just been ordered. I asked him if it had been ordered by the man that had rudely interrupted my order and he answered \"I guess so\".\n\nAppalled, I decided to go with the rustic sandwich and no quiche. As I awaited my order, the same cashier approached me and said they were all out of the pesto sauce that came on the rustic sandwich. The sauces available for substitute were mayo and dijon. Seeing as I dislike both, I took him up on his offer to substitute the sauce with spinach. My order was served sans spinach. \n\nSmall gripes: \nThey serve water in dainty little plastic cups, which is fine, but there is no place to self-serve water. With no wait service and potential busyness, the prospect of more water becomes more of a problem than anything.\n\nLastly, their entrance is a set of double doors. The left door is locked yet there is no mention of it anywhere. A \"Please use other door\" would better serve customers trying to enter.


$1.65 for games? Change it to credits like Dave n busters so I don't feel like I'm getting ripped off. The food is descent but the service is horrible. If there are a lot of people sitting at the bar or the tables they should have some type of system for anyone to notice us. I waited 15-20 minutes to ask someone to take our order. Bowling is only rented $36 for the hour not per game-RIPOFF-. Expect to spend the whole day if you want to try laser tag or anti gravity walk- there's always a waiting list for 2-3 hours later. The only competition is Dave N Busters and Main Event does not compare especially if you have a children's party like I did. My host was excellent but I had only one host getting drinks for 13 kids and 10 adults and it was hard getting refills. I know I will never host a party there again. This place is good if you're by yourself and just want to get a beer.


Came to this location for the first time this afternoon.\n I was impressed ,nice red,white, and black decor.\nFood was about $20.94 ,for 2 Burgers, one fry and one drink.\nWe ate it there,but outside. It was a beautiful day, so good to sit outside.\nThey even provide Peanuts on the table so while you are waiting for your food to be cooked you can enjoy cracking peanuts and eating them.\n Bathrooms were nice and clean, as I went to wash my hands before I ate.\nPlace was clean, even outside.\n\nFood was fantastic!  the bun should be toasted it would not fall apart so easily.\nFree refills on drinks. Their drink machine is very different in looks, but works great!\nFries were fantastic, we were going to get 2 but, the girl working said one was enough for 2 people. It was the regular size and it was enough for 2.\n\nWe enjoyed it and will go back again for sure.


I just can't get pass eating off of Styrofoam or paper plates. It ruins any experience for me unless it's a picnic, BBQ, or at the beach. Otherwise, give me a plate and some silverware! I ordered the cheese enchiladas and the cheese was not melted. I did enjoy the shredded beef burrito I had to go the next day.


Good food. Good prices. Good looking wait staff. Hostess was really nice and really cute. Service is fantastic. I come back yes.


I heard they were very good at catering to food allergens, but we had a pretty poor experience.  Their gluten free menu was really limited compared to their normal menu.  I have a soy intolerance, and they brought me crab in a soy wrapper.  We didn't figure this out until I was a couple of bites in.  Then they didn't discount my meal.  The waiter took forever even though the place was pretty empty.  Lame all around.


The happy hour sushi and appetizers (\"kobe\" burger) are a good deal. I've been here a few times while visiting with family, who saw this as an \"Asian\" restaurant (to give you an idea of their level of sophistication) which they might actually like. \n\nThere's something for all of us (my parents stick to the cooked fish), and I would come back for the happy hour even if I was paying. The rolls are good for a landlocked state.\n\nI have only come here during happy hour and intentionally do not sit at the bar; the plastic crowd is not my scene nor am I theirs. Unfortunately, the bar portion and influence is not really limited to the bar. The place is pretty loud and gets very busy, so it's hard to talk. It was definitely quieter the last time I went, but it's still loud for older people, who don't seem to really be Sapporo's target scene anyway. Also, any place that has a designated driver service at the front that accost you even before you get in the place is both tacky and trouble. \n\nI would give them another half star, but I round down, so it goes.


This review is only for the club.\nThis new club has quite the line up of DJ's, and the weekend we were there Tiesto was spinning on Sat night! Being that he is among the top DJ's on the planet, we figured it would be packed so, of course, I turn to my fellow Yelpsters for advice...\nLet me confirm and clear up a few things now that I have been there. \nFirst the nerve-wrecking stairs, this is a 5 story spot, but the club is only 3 stories. You enter on the main floor, so if you are there for EDM, stay there and no stairs. The main floor is the middle, so if you are there for hip-hop go downstairs, and now I can see a problem.\nSecond the non-VIP seating policy, there actually are places to sit for non-VIP. If you go downstairs, damn stairs!, you have two directions at the bottom, straight in the main room or do a 180 and walk down the hall. The back room is open seating, at least until the promoters sell the seat as VIP, but to us it seamed like we had a place to sit all night. Plus those bartenders are way less busy and hoooook it up!\nThird the nice staff, this one is true! These were without a doubt the nicest bouncers and bartenders we had ever dealt with, and we have been to clubs from SF to Ibiza. It was a much better feel than the normal steroid-staredown that you get from most clubs in Vegas. \nFourth the dress code, this is normal for Vegas, smart casual. A previous post mentions flip-flops, I did not see any, but let's face it a dress code is 99.9% for the guys so maybe she did sneak in with them on...\nFifth the music in the hip hop room, the posts about the gangster rap are probably from people that did not stay down there long enough, we really felt there was a good mix of many genres of hip hop, but we were there for Tiesto!\nLast the dance floor, prior posts are accurate, there is little to no dance floor for a club that holds 5000 people. The main dance floors get so packed that it becomes more of a collective fist pump rather than dancing. We found that upstairs was the better place to dance. There is an open area up there, and while not technically a dance floor, we sure turned it into one! Oh and you can see the DJ booth from up there, if you look through the VIP's lining the rail. \nThe lack of dance floor space is the reason I knocked a star off. All in all this is a great club, and with DJ's like Tiesto how can you go wrong.


I love Mamma Mia's and eat there often. The pizza is my favorite in town, the Caesar salad is always fresh, and the meatballs rock!! I've never had any thing there that I didn't enjoy. Don't miss out!!


Coffee - I got a white chocolate mocha and hubby got a hot chai latte. Both were really good and $4.75 each, so about a buck more than Starbucks with better, smoother flavor.\nFood - we got a ham and cheese croissant toasted and a quiche lorraine. The sandwich was tasty but the quiche had a weird texture. The food took about 15 minutes longer than our coffee to arrive. The food items were $7.75 and that seemed WAY overpriced since they were tiny.\nOverall, I would get coffee from here again, but for a grand total of almost $27, it is so not worth it. I left still hungry and was not nearly satisfied. For that much I can go get my grub on at The Cracked Egg and leave stuffed with a good cup of joe. Probably won't be back unless I feel all hipster and fancy.


This is a huge thrift store that is about as organized as I have ever seen a thrift store be! It has a huge selection of almost any single item you are looking for. Be careful, you can easily spend an entire afternoon lost  in a treasure hunt! Great prices and pretty decent condition of most of the items, too! \n\nI will continue to go back and search for new  treasures!


It was a decent buffet, some things were good and some were not so good. I was here for a sunday dinner and it was sort of worth the price but Monte Carlo in general was just so empty.  The casino floor was empty most of the time the buffet line was not that crowded even at night on a Sunday.  The Prime Rib was really good here and the Chinese station was not that bad. I tried the pizza even and it was ok (no harm done).  Mac  and cheese was pretty good.  I didn't see crab legs when I was there but maybe it was just not there that night. I say check it out only if you really want a variety from other places. THere are alot of other foods choices in Sin City.


Eh. \n\nMy wife and I were really excited for the grand opening of this place. Unfortunately, it looked like it had been open for a year when we walked in the door.\n\nThe bathroom was absolutely atrocious, with plenty more than a days worth of trash, and a half empty bottom-dollar bottle of soap.\n\nWe walked in the door at 6:45, ordered water and looked over the menu. We saw they had happy hour prices, but no times listed. We asked when HH was, and the waitress said it was 3 PM -7PM, and that we just missed it. I pulled out my phone to show a time of 6:58, and she said no. REALLY?! That's grand opening service?!\n\nWe forced ourselves to order two rolls, as this place is literally a 30 second walk from our house, and we had to see if the food was worth it. We went with the Caterpillar and Las Vegas rolls, two staples of our usual sushi diets.\n\nThe sushi was fresh, although made quite sloppy. They served both on the same plate, with way too many sauces and toppings flung about the plate. Mind you, there were three other tables occupied, and all were already eating. For some reason, overly sweet, candied macadamia nuts are a topping for all rolls... Weird.\n\nAfter our two rolls, we paid our bill and drove down the street to our old favorite, Kaneya Sushi.\n\nWe are very disappointed to not have a sushi haven within walking distance, but when a restaurant starts off by upholding policy over service, and pisses off the neighborhood, they won't be there long.


Great spot to eat lunch and dinner. Sundae roll is amazing!!!! The charge for the tea is the only reason they are getting 4 stars :)


This place was great.  Very friendly atmosphere and attentive service.  The servers just kept coming and you didn't have to wait too long if you needed something.  If they don't personally have what you're looking for, the server will go and look for the person who can deliver.\n\nDon't forget to try out the Lobster Bisque... it is heaven.\n\nJust make sure that you have enough room to chow down and enough time to really savor the meal.


Do not go here! Horrible service! Horrible attitudes!! Stay away!!!!!


Stay Away!!! Not sure what any of these people who reviewed this hotel are talking about. I had the worst experience of my life at this hotel. The staff was rude and thought my friends and I couldn't afford a place like this.\n\nI have travelled all over the world and I would rather sleep on the street than stay at this hotel again!


This was bad pizza. I ordered a large pan pizza with a Greek salad last night for delivery to my hotel. I ate one piece and had a terrible taste of yeast or something in my mouth. The dough was the heaviest or densest dough of any kind I have ever had. The pizza must have weighed 10 pounds and was 90% dough. The sauce tasted like canned tomato sauce. Two hours later my wife arrived and I told her not to eat it and throw it all out. That was a $35 pile of yuk. I had a belly ache and diarrhea all night and half a day.


Hotel Review\n5 stars for clean, safe, hotel with free breakfast. This is a great location right off of downtown and the staff is super friendly. Check-in was quick. The rooms themselves are super clean and spacious. TV with cable + HBO. The other amenities include free WIFI (you get a code from the front desk when you check in), coffee, and pool. No problems with noise or difficulty sleeping. In the AM, free continental breakfast with hot waffles (delicious batter blueberry and regular), yogurt, boiled eggs, super 8 cinnamon rolls (amazing!), cereal, coffee, and milk. Saves you money on getting a complete breakfast. Free newspapers at the front desk as well\n\nPros- Very clean, bargain price, lots of amenities, top notch service, free breakfast\n\nCons- none\n\nHidden deals\n1. Free high speed WIFI\n2. Free breakfast\n3. Sign up at Super 8 website for wyndham rewards to earn free nights\n\nI am sold on Super 8, great hotel chain!