I was in town for the weekend with my son (13) and his friend. asked the front desk at my hotel if there was any good Chicago style pizza places in Madison. I was directed to rosati's. such a disappointment. very bland & the crust...just no. the teenagers even thought it was mediocre. we each tried a slice, put the rest in the hall & called a different place.


Our favorite Thai place in the valley. It is small so be prepared to wait on the weekend. Yellow curry, pepper steak and pad Thai is the best.


Loved loved their frozen hot chocolate and onion rings.  \n\nWe went there, didn't have a reservation but it was only like 30 mins to get a table inside.  The place itself is really eclectic and tea room looking.  We ordered the onion rings, house salad and potato skins since we didnt want to get too full for dinner. The frozen hot chocolate came out first, soo good.  We finished that really fast.  Then the others came out.  Their onion rings are soo crispy and stayed crispy throughout the meal.  The salad was ok, as salad is. The potato skins were sad though, not really good and kind of soft? \n\nThe frozen hot chocolate really makes up for everything else, if not for this and onion rings we would not really even consider coming back.


Wayne, oh, Wayne--you and your staff could not have been more amazing for our bar mitzvah Shabbat dinner at Greasewood!!!  Not only was the food really tasty and the atmosphere super fun, but you also handled our very serious food allergies with such patience and detail. From showing us labels to bringing in special buns, you really went above and beyond.  The night could not have been more perfect. How can we thank you enough?  All I can say is I so hope that this gem of a place is saved - what a loss it would be to Scottsdale if this place closes. Save Greasewood!!!!!


As a beer enthusiast and interior designer, I can say this is the best brewery I have ever been to. I tried a wide range of their beer selection and found each one to be supremely smooth and delicious. They have wine on tap too! The prices were really affordable as well.\nThe tap room has a great combination of modern minimalism and rustic charm, and it's just huge! There is a large outdoor area where I was able to order food from a food truck (a bahn mi, nooooommm)  and a soccer field (yes this bar has a mini soccer field!) plus it's dog friendly! (leash required) It looked like there was a stage for live music as well. \nThere's a large glass window by the bar where you can look in and watch the beer being dutifully brewed, and the bar itself looks like some kind of gorgeous copper slab. \nThey seem to brew small batches so you are always able to try something new and fresh every time you go. \nThe bar tenders are knowledgeable and adorable. I can't wait to go back, I wish I could give 10 stars!


first of all i lovveeee gordon ramsey and all of his shows and was very exited to dine here. My parents and I went to vegas for a week and make a reservation for the end of the week. I will admit I had high expectations for this place for Gordon putting his name out there. \n\nSo first off the entrance is very off putting, like an exclusive nightclub. NOt very welcoming. We had a reservation at 10 are arrived at 9:30. the hostess instead of telling us to come wait inside, have some drinks blah blah blah LITERALLY said \" ok we will seat you at ten'\" leaving us to sit around twiddling our thumbs for half an hour outside. \n\nThen we got inside and the whole thing felt like the epitome of tourist trap, which it is. There was a nightclub theme and music to classy food and prices. Our server was young and inexperienced with fine dining, being very forcefully and rehearsed. I liked his assistant better. \n\nWe were a party of five and each of us ordered two or three things so we had a very good spread and variety of food. I tried it all from the mac and cheese to fried string beans. From lamb to rib cap to wellington to foie gras. Let me just say that nothing was memorable or recommendable. I was soooo disappointed, I actually tried to convice myself the food was good becuase of the price and the name of ramsey backing it but honestly it was a no go. Everything was over cooked and bland. No flavors stood out. The foie gras, I actually had to hold my nose to swallow it.\n\nMy brother during dinner dropped his knife and tried to catch it, ending up stabbing his hand ( they have verrryyy sharp knifes). He rushed to the restroom and lets just say no one was really concerned about his well being, more like trying to cover their butss to make sure they wernt gonna get sued. bad attitudes.\n\nThe only reason I gave two stars was the dessert at the end, STICKY TOFFEE PUDDING WAS TO DIEE FOR. i WAS GOING TO GET ONE TO GO BUT IT WAS VERY LATE BY THE END. get it if you love caramel and butter =]\n\noverall bad restaurant, but i stilll like Gordon Ramsey. good luck to the winner of hells kitchen, by the looks of the show the place will get worse =P


Awful customer service... AWFUL. Like I don't care about your safety awful.  DO NOT STAY HERE FIND ANOTHER PLACE IN DOWNTOWN VEGAS. \n\nI stayed here last year for Punk Rock Bowling we figured it might be a cheaper Golden Nugget since it still had a pool and the place was huge. Boy, was I in for a surprise. \n\nI reserved a smoking room, a friend of mine also had another smoking room. We both got there at the same time since we carpooled. We get non smoking rooms. We ask why their reply \"We already filled up the smoking rooms we only have non smoking\". Ok then why have us reserve anything in the first place.... kinda annoying but whatever we can smoke in the casino I guess right?\n\nRooms are whatever, at least they look kinda cleanish but what does that matter when we're out partying all night and just using using the room to sleep and nurse our hangovers just do it all over again.\n\nSecond day I wake up to a banging and the sound of a door jiggling. I think maybe its my hotel roomie half awake/ still drunk trying to get in. When I get up I notice she's passed out in her bed too. The room next door is banging on the door that connects our room and TRYING TO OPEN IT. WHAT THE HELL!? \n\nCall management. They go in and talk to the other room which denies it. I ask to have my room changed. I tell them I don't feel safe. \"Sorry we can't do that\". What about my belongings I ask.. \"there's a safe by the bathroom\" Thanks... its about the size of an iPhone... The issues with the room next door continue. Its not funny anymore and I'm genuinely scared to be in my own hotel room. I ask a friend to stay with us and tell him what was going on. We call management again. We all talk about it AGAIN. I tell them how unhappy and unsafe I feel in this room. I get denied another room AGAIN.\n\nOur last day.\nIt happens again. This time our friend gets up and sternly tell them to stop. Goes outside and knocks on their door to try and see what is going on. Nothing happens but we can hear movement from next door. It doesn't happen anymore. \n\nI finally get home happy that I don't have to fear for my life anymore when I go to sleep and what do I see on my credit card bill.. an additional fee from Plaza Hotel. I call and ask what it was about. \" Management saw you with an additional person in the room.\" ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME!? YES, BECAUSE YOU ASSHOLES DIDN'T DO SHIT ABOUT 2 GIRLS BEING HARASSED EVERY DAY IN YOUR HOTEL. After a couple of minutes going back and forth and speaking to one manager then another I've officially had it and Im tired of repeating the same story. They have no record of what happened with the room next door and the times that we spoke to management. But some how they know that our friend stayed with us because we felt scared to be alone. \n\nCharged me the extra money so that I could feel safe in your piece of shit hotel because YOU didn't do anything about it. Thanks Plaza. I hope you get shut down. You're a huge waste of space and judging by everyone else's reviews I'm not the only person that thinks you guys suck.


I was at the same party as Carolyn and Jen E - heyyy ladies!  And yes, it was terrible.  The owners/bartenders/managers (three in one!  tripe threat alert!) lacked any discretion, acted obnoxiously rude, and were total douches - and this was on top of NOT honoring our agreement on drinks, et al.\n\nAt one point they kicked out my friend for calling o/b/m a d*ckhole, which is indeed insulting and slightly out of line, except for the fact that they were, in fact, being huge d*ckholes.  Upon kicking him out, they nearly refused to let him get his jacket in the -15 degree weather - and (get this) said he was welcome back \"any time.\"  WHAT?!!!  Please, o/b/m's of the Tiki Bar - take your meds before coming to work, because you are seriously wacked out.\n\nThere are so many wonderful places in Madison to have a drink - skip this one.  Unless you like showing your hoo-has for water at the end of the night.\n\nI hope it goes out of business with all its shady practices and ludicrous douchebaggery.


I ordered the Chicken Fajitas which were average.  The food is nothing special and the service is very slow.


One of my favorite desserts is the Tiramisu. I decided to try this place out since their cakes looked amazing. \n\nThe tiramisu came in a chocolate cup filled with massive whip cream...which was too much for me. It was designed to look like a cup of hot chocolate, which was quite impressive. It did look nice; however, I also want substance. There wasn't much of the cake portion; it was primarily the whip cream...but I have to say, it did look very very nice. \n\nMy friend had a fruit tart, and that wasn't bad at all. Fresh fruit on top of a light custard in a flaky pie crust. It was good and well designed. \n\nOverall I would give this place a 3.5. I would pass on the tiramisu and would try possibly their other cakes.


The doctors are great, but the staff is HORRIBLE! When I call, it seriously takes 8 to 10 minutes to get someone to answer. Not even exaggerating. when I went there for the first time, the staff looked at me like \"what do you want\" instead of asking \"how may I help you.\" My appt was at 2:30, I got there at 1:50 and didn't get seen until 4:22pm.... I mean, they could have atleast told me that they were behind on patients or something...Again, doctors-GREAT, Staff-HORRIBLE!


This company was supposed to send an academic book to my brother. After failing to do so, we drove to the branch in Phoenix where a staff member complained about how she was supposed to off the clock! \n\nWe waited so long for the package once we got there. How unprofessional.


Please save yourself the hassle and go somewhere else.  This is by far the WORST Acura dealership I've ever dealt with and they obviously don't care about their customers or getting their customers business. \n\nI walked into the dealership and asked an employee (who it turned out worked in the service department) to direct me to the service department.  I waited at the front desk where he sent me for someone to help me, while I did no less than 5 service department employees (including the one who directed me) stood around in a gaggle even occasionally making direct eye contact with me.  None of them bothered to give me the time of day so I took the initiative and went to the cashier's desk to seek assistance from the women sitting there.  I followed this women outside where she went to seek answers from the other employees.  Afterwards she came back to me and proceeded to chastise and blame me for not being helped.  Her logic was that I didn't receive service because I parked my car in the service department's parking lot and walked inside to get help instead of driving it into the entrance of the service garage.  Seriously?!?!?  There is NO sign that says \"If you need an oil change drive your car into unintuitive location and if you don't we won't bother to help you instead we'll stand around with our hands in our pockets\".  If that sign existed I would partial agree with her rebuke.\n\nSo let me sum this up:  I parked in the most intuitive place I could find, received instructions from an employee who then systematically ignored me, then when I sought help from a different employee I was ridiculed in front of the rest of the employees who failed to help me in the first place.


The evening started with a long drive from Chandler and a 40 minute wait for a table.  (This hole in the wall has 6 tables and one waiter who I assume to be the owner.)  Surprisingly, I did not mind the inconveniences at all.  Probably because of the good company.  Probably because you just cannot be impatient with the little gentleman running around tirelessly to serve all the tables with sincerity and a bit of humor.  \n\nI have never had Ecuadorian food before, but I assume this place is authentic.  The food and the decor is what I imagine eating at an Ecuadorian grandmother's house would be.  Every thing that I tasted was terrific.  Some items I tried were the Colombiana soda, shrimp ceviche, fish in banana leaf, and shrimp stew.\n\nLast note, this restaurant is not for the faint of heart.  The wait for food is long, but well worth it.  It warmed my heart when the chef (the gentleman's wife?) came out to thank us for coming and wished us a happy new year.  I will definitely return to try the tamales.  You cannot find this food anywhere else in Phoenix.


I've only been here a few times, but I have never been disappointed. Excellent customer service and ALWAYS amazing food. If you love yourself, order the acai berry smoothie and the Smoked Turkey & Avocado sandwich. Best items on the menu, as far as I'm concerned :)


Solid 3 star red curry tofu.\n\nNot 5 star, not 4 star...but hey!  They did great with the one classic dish I ordered...


OK, so i went to the Bikini tonight and all i get is flashbacks of why i despise this place.\n\nthe funny thing is. the place is still exactly how it was the last time i was there. Hipsters out the ass. you can't move around without bumping into a hipster. the only other place where white t's are cool is in the bay area.\n\nI'm serious. you can't swing a hipster around by their ironic opinions without hitting another fucking hipster.\n\nlook bitches. if you look like everyone else. it's not exactly hip to look like that anymore. your just another trendy beatnick.\n\non a more comical side, looks like the Bikini is for sale again. hmm how many times has this place been for sale?\n\neven with a packed house full of hipsters this place will never sell for the couple mill they want for it.\n\nif a buyer does step up. they cant change it. or the clientele will leave. and honestly. the decor isn't worth the money. if you invest that much into it. you kinda want to upgrade a little.\n\none upside from my last review. looks like they got  new pool table. the felt looked taught. kudos. rock on kiddies.


Hmmmm.....our experience tonight was very disappointing, so much so that I'm not even motivated to write a witty or sarcastic review so I'll just state the facts for our party of four adults.\n\n- 40 minute wait\n- Almost an hour to receive our entree\n- Wromg order x2, (North Chicken, not South)\n- Cold fries, warm \"iced\" tea\n- Distracted or ambivalent waitstaff, dripping tea all over my husband's jacket and refills were sporadic\n\nI live in the area and had heard excellent reviews, so I was very excited to have a new go-to place for chicken but probably won't go back.....sigh...


Went in for my first Brazilian. I was a little nervous as I have never been through this process before. The customer service was great and my wax tech Brittney was awesome. She talked me through everything and was very professional. She also was very knowledgeable of all the products and willing to answer all my questions. The whole thing was a lot less painful then I was anticipating and I love how smooth my skin is! I will definitely be back!


Decent coffee for what's located in a hotel that was off the strip. Without driving off to get Starbucks, this place is definitely liveable when you walk your butt down the elevators after a drunk night or a night of betting.


Went to a family event at Fuddruckers this week. Have a relative who digs it. Going there just gives me the willies. \n\nIt definitely seems to have been cleaned up a bit from the last time we went. It was dirty, nasty the previous time. Little bit of solace in that. DIdn't seem as dirty. They'd reupholstered the booths with the torn vinyl. They'd gotten rid of the cracked & torn vinyl red & white striped tablecloths. Still cracked & old formica but it didn't seem as dirty.\n\nAs far as the food, I got a bacon cheeseburger that was just not very good. Ok, but nothing special at all. The fries weren't great either. In years past, I was a big fan of the plastic cheese in the heated cheese fountain but not so much either. After it cools a bit, it's just nasty.\n\nI will go back when future family events require & maybe with less trepidation but I still wouldn't go there by choice with other good options nearby.


This place is a piece of shit. There were no other customers there except for a big group that seemed to be friends with the workers there. We waited 15 minutes until I got up to tell a server to come take our order. He said \"I'll be with you in a minute\" and was standing there doing nothing. My party and I decided to get out of that shithole. On the way out, I see 3 other employees sitting and chatting with the customers from the other tables. Fuck this place.


So overrated. I was so disappointed.\n\nIf you plan on eating buffets on the strip, start with this one and end with the Wynn Buffet. We did the opposite, and oh how sad I was. The atmosphere is meh and the food was ok. I guess it wasn't that bad considering it was only $20, but for that I could have gotten a delicious breakfast at the Hash House A Go Go and been much happier.


The service for July 4 was amazing, but ask for Irene if you want the best advice on when to go, where to go, when and how to make your reservations, etc.,etc. 107 is the absolute best place to see ALL the fireworks across ALL of Las Vegas!  However, we'd specifically come to see the Stratosphere fireworks and our waitress couldn't tell us on what side of the floor to sit, wish we'd found Irene in time. Of course we we were opposite of where we wanted to be.


Had a pulled pork sandwich, which I enjoyed, although I wouldnt say it was amazing enough to make me drive back from my Gilbert home for another visit. I didnt think they had put enough sauce on the sandwich, but that was an easy remedy because they have big bottles of their sauce on every table (right next to the rolls of paper towels). \n\nThe service was great- the girl at the counter was very friendly and had a discussion with my boyfriend about half the menu which helped in his decision (dont worry, we went at a non-rush time, so we weren't holding up a line of customers).  :)


2.5 Stars (I'll round up because I'm in a good mood)\n\nI came here for an iced coffee the other day because it was nearby and ended up paying around $4 for a medium iced coffee with caramel sweetening. Really? $4? I know I wouldn't even pay that much for a large iced coffee at Starbucks! Maybe I was mis-charged? I don't know. All I know is I thought it was an outrageous price. I don't mind paying that much for a latte or blended beverage, but just plain iced coffee? Come on! The coffee itself was delicious, but was it worth $4? Eh I don't really know.\n\nThe service was okay, though the barista did seem confused when I asked if I could get a flavor in my iced coffee. It's like getting a flavored iced latte but with all coffee instead of milk - what's the big deal? Apparently it was confusing. But whatever. This confusion is probably what caused me to get over-charged. \n\nAnyway...\n\nI've only heard great things about Coffee Bean, so that and the fact that it's a less than 5 minute walk from J's will mean I will be returning for my necessary daily caffeine fix. Will report if I have a better experience next time. Fingers crossed!


Do not shop at this location.  My wife and I went in last Saturday made our purchase and set up delivery for today. I just called the store to find out that not only are our goods not coming today our delivery was rescheduled to next Saturday without any notice.  I will be canceling my order and never shopping here again.


Great food, incredible view, excellent service. What more could you ask for. We've done the prix fix many times and just ordering off the regular menu is great too. Can't go wrong for a special occasion dinner here.


BOOOOOOOOOOO. This club is the worst Vegas club I've been to. There's isn't an actual dance floor b/c the walkway doubles as the dance floor! And getting a table doesn't guarantee fun either b/c I noticed that there are \"tables\" in the hallway that lead to the restrooms. So if you buy a table, there's a good chance that you'll be dancing with the people in line for the restroom. My girlfriends and I got in free, but I still will not be going back to LAX.


After locking my keys inside my apartment I decided to head over to Ginza for a bite to eat. \n\nUsually the service at Ginza is pretty solid but I don't know what happened? I was the only person their besides the server, MARGRET, and the  chef. \n\nI had initially ordered the House Salad, Gyoza, and Sweet Potato Roll. \n\nI was then brought out only my Gyoza which was fine but when the server repeated my order she said \"only two orders Gyoza and Sweet Potato Roll\" I quickly corrected and let her know that I wanted my House Salad which she said she would get but as she whisked her self away said that actually nevermind I didn't want the salad anymore and kept yelling it after she had went to the back hoping someone had heard me ...i guess not. I wasn't trying to be difficult but if it wasn't made the first time it wasn't a big deal not to have it. By the time she got back I had received my salad and told her that for the 9th time I said I no longer wanted it. She then looked at me with a \"are you serious right now\" look and walked away with salad in hand while saying something i couldn't understand. \n\nWhile I was eating my Gyoza roll close to finishing the last bite my sweet potato roll arrived and the server then rushed to take away my Gyoza and I had to yell at her \"I'm still eating\". She then once again whisked herself away in what seemed to be annoyance. What did I do? \n\nAfter finishing both dishes my glass of water was left empty and since I couldn't find anyone peered into the back and then quietly went back to my seat where she popped her head up from the front. She then refilled my glass then asked me cash or credit but I hadn't even seen my bill yet. I asked her if she could bring my check.\n\nTerrible service with an overly pushy server. I do love the food here but personally they could hire better servers in my opinion. \n\nPlease keep in mind that this review is solely based mostly on the service here and not the food!


Bar and Bistro offers dinner and an art gallery.  It's the perfect date night spot!  \n\nAt this downtown gem, eat dessert first.  I opted for  s'mores that are entirely made from scratch!  \n\nMost vegetarian options are scrumptious.  The patron next to me was raving about his burger.  Skip the vegetarian paella.  My daughter and husband loved the grilled cheese and tomato soup.


The 25 minute wait was completely worth the deliciousness that I wolfed down! While the service left a lot to be desired, the food was spot on. \n\nMy friend and I sat at the little coffee shop area in the back of the restaurant and apparently there was miscommunication between the host staff and the serving staff. We weren't greeted or waited on for at least 10 minutes. They soon made good on their bad service by offering us each a free donut. We both decided on the maple bacon. The donut was soft and the bacon crunchy. Neither of us could taste much \nof the maple flavor.\n\nMy Savory French Toast was amazing. It was perfectly balanced between the bacon, tender toast, onions and that heavenly hollandaise. Amazing.\n\nNext time I'm visiting my friend, I will for sure be back...but after 11am so the wait will be less!


I'm going to revise my review of Quiet Storm.\n\nYou may get lucky and find yourself faced with an awesome rendering of a fabulously-designed vegetarian sandwich. In my experience, however (considering the 30+ Cubanos I've eaten there), you're more likely to get a sad, mediocre rendition.\n\nConsistency is not their strong point.\n\nAdd to that the likelihood that you may be dosed with some surly owner attitude, and I've decided to steer clear.\n\nIt's a shame that I no longer feel it's worth it to chase the beautiful dream of my first meals at Quiet Storm. It's also a shame that many of their staff are wonderful, friendly, and helpful, and yet their efforts are overshadowed.\n\nSorry, Quiet Storm. As a Pittsburgh vegetarian, I want to love you. But you broke my heart.


9/18\n\n98 South is open for business again!  When did this happen?\n\nA friend and I stopped in for a drink and checked out the band and two singers for a bit.  I really liked the female singer- she had lovely strong vocals and danced energetically along to the song.  I only heard her sing once, and her other partner sang to the style of Frank Sinatra, my friend's favorite, for the rest of the time we were there.  \n\nI decided to try the mojito, while my friend ordered a Miller Light.  The bartender, with big blonde hair and a very ample, um, countenance, handed me my drink after a few minutes and had to ask what my pal was having again.  While she retrieved his bottle from the fridge, I tried the mojito.  I wished I hadn't.  It was VERY HEAVY on the mint syrup.  I'm used to drinks made w/ muddled fresh mint, but if she had used a light hand on the syrup, I probably wouldn't have minded.  I had asked if she'd re-do the drink, and she said \"sure,\" but not w/out showing her dissatisfaction.  She returned w/ two glasses- the revised drink and leftovers from the original, should I \"want to have more alcohol.\"  As she handed him his beer, he gave her his credit card, to which she SHOUTED back a \"What do you want to do with this!?\"  He was so taken aback, he had repeated the question and almost retorted back an apt response, but decided against it, just to help speed the transaction along.  \n\nI'm just glad that my companion enjoyed the jazz accompaniment, bec. I felt so bad he had to pay $12 for that terrible mojito drink, which he had me abandon after taking a photo of it.  Lesson learned: Just like with food menu selections, I should find out how they prepare their drinks.  (I really did think that a nice place like this wouldn't cut corners and use such saccharin-sweet syrups...)\n---\n10/16\n\nJust received an email from \"Iolanda\" who wanted to clarify that \na.)  98 South only serves Bud Light.  Our bad.  My friend did order a Miller Lite, but did have to settle with a Bud light.\nb.)  98 South does not use mint syrup- only fresh mint and simple syrup.  Whatever they used, it was very heavy with too-sweet syrup.  So bad was the experience for my friend that he swears never to try another mojito again.  Not even one made by yours truly- ask the people I served at a party months ago... I can make a decent mojito!\nc.)  She swears her credit card statement went \"What do you want me to do with this?  Go shopping?\"  Sorry, sweetie, but my friend and I both disagree.  In the end, my friend paid $12 for a lousy drink I had to abandon, and you still received a tip, bec. my friend is still a gentleman.  \nd.)  Our bartender's name is Iolanda.


I gave this place three stars for these reasons:\n* good tasty foods. we had thecalamari fritti (fried calamari appetizers), spaghetti carbonara, osso buco (pork shank marinated in some spicy tomato-based sauce with risotto). The calamari fritti is one of the best I've ever eaten in Madison, and I am always picky about my squid.\n* BIG portions, we could not finish everything in one meal, although my husband and I were normally not light eaters.\n* reasonable price, especially since the restaurant is located on State St. and the portions are big.  However, I wish they can serve smaller portions of foods for less price.\n* good bread and relaxing italian ambience\n*a very friendly and good customer service (we got there at 9:30pm and left after the restaurant closed. When I told the waiter I wanted my osso buco to go and I would like some extra sauce if they have any left, the waiter asked the kitchen staff to make more sauce. I was soo impressed with this service).


I followed the sign that said to buy tickets downstairs, but was then sent back up, since I was using a credit card. The crime scene was kinda neat, although the body was laughingly cheap. The rest of the investigation was a total confusing mess and kept getting worse. Each part of the investigation had its own area, but all 3 crimes were crammed into one space. There was only space for two or three people at each station, but there were always at least 6 people just standing around in the cramped area waiting for their turn. There were no directions and the investigation sheet they give you was very poorly laid out. I was really looking forward to the show, but it took less than 5 minutes to be frustrated enough to look for the exit. My wife wanted to continue, so we waited forever for a few stations. We were finally forced to ignore the last two stations and went to file our investigation report. Unfortunately, neither of our 'Agent Codes' worked on the computer, so we couldn't submit our report. I'm have an MS in computers, so it wasn't user error.\nThey could have ACCIDENTALLY done this better. If they had thrown a bunch of equipment in the corner and pointed to it, it would have been more informative and entertaining.\nLuckily, we were able to convince a couple of ladies not to waste their time and money, so that's a small compensation.\nAvoid this exhibit. I've seriously never been so disappointed.


Very overpriced for the quality of the food. Ceaser salad was good and the desert was nice but everything in between was a mess.  Prime rib was bland and mostly chewy gristly slop, the included yorkshire pudding was tough like old shoe leather. The crab mac & cheese was extremely fishy tasting and smelling, none of us ate more than a bite of it... and the potato gratin was an oily mess. Everything was heavily crusted with bread crumbs. How can any decent restaurant screw up potatoes??\n\nFirst and last time I'll ever try a Don Shula's. You can get a meal that's 10x as good at almost 1/2 the price at Flemings, or go to Donovan's and get a fantastic meal at the same price point, with much better ambiance and service.\n\nMy expectations were obviously way to high for a steak joint in a casino.


I'm surprised that no one has added this on Yelp, yet... Went to check out the new Cosmopolitan hotel and the first thing I saw walking in from the 2nd floor was kidrobot! Very, very tiny store compared to SF and LA, but nonetheless, TOYS!! They didn't have any exclusive items other than \"I kidrobot LV\" tshirts. I love kidrobot, but my wallet doesn't... I'm still glad they made it to LV. :)


Brunch update-\nPatio seating is still great...but please don't order the french toast if you are hungry. Two small pieces of baguette bread don't cut it. If you must, order the french toast from the kids menu...it's not made with the baguette but you might not need to eat again when you leave.\nEveryone said the classic on central was decent choice, though.


Where do I start!! I got a great deal on groupon\nSo I was really excited. I did read some reviews after I had booked. But I didn't pay much attention I thought I give it a try. I thought how bad can it be! \nIt was the worst experience ever!!!! Let me just say the lobby was nice it looked clean front desk was really nice. So I so happy and couldn't wait to go in room since I booked the suit with jacuzzi in my room. First thing I noticed as I left the lobby there was no Parking it was packed! I Eventually found a spot after 10min I get up to my room and I noticed the floors seemed dirty like no one moped then I start to feel all the dust up my nose. As I walking around the living room and upstairs to the room I notice the rug was dirty ass f*** toe nails ,Bobbie pins ,chips, screw nails lol I kinds of stuff and did I mention bugs!!!! I was so mad I called housekeeping and the lady was so mad when I pointed everything out! She told me she was tired of this lol then I told her there was no hand soap or bar she got even more mad! And said I don't have any. I asked her for two more towels she replied what for? I said well I need extras and she told me no I need to put them in other rooms. By this point I had enough once she left my room I went to target bought bleach and bleach my tub and jacuzzi!!! That's just the room! Then there is Street bombs living in the back of the hotel!!!! And smoking pot and who knows what! I was checking and checking on my car the hole night. And to top the cherry on top there airport plans pass like every 5seconds and that's all u hear all day and night so loud there is no relaxing! I do not recommend this place at all!!!!! This is horrible also btw!!!! I got bed bug bits!!!! On my feet  and legs I'm so serious guys!!!!!!!! I'm never going back even if it was free for life!!!! Never !!!!!!!!!


I own a coffee shop in the same Plaza as the Oatmeal Cafe and I can't start my day right without this awesome oatmeal!!!!  Very flavorful,  healthy and super creative!  Melissa can make it into pancakes, burgers, cookies you name it.  She carries incredible,  authentic teas as well.  It's a great place to hang out with your friends for breakfast or possibly lunch.  The owners are very friendly and always make time to chat with you!  Love this place!!!  Jennie


It's one of those places where they make their own noodles by hand. You the spin then slap the counter with the noodles, and then they pull, bend, pull again, bend again, and pull again. Sure it's in the food court of Eaton Center in Montreal...\n\nHowever it's fresh pasta and whatever culture you look at, fresh pasta/noodles just freaking rock.\n\nThere are only about 8 menu options. Noodles, with some meat (Pork, Chicken or Beef) with delicious baby Bok Choi, broth and of course the noodles.\n\nFor a food court restaurant which permits the owner to print money without putting a good product, I can't find anything wrong with this delicious fresh noodle bowl. We're talking straight up, no-frills noodles but it works. Me likey :D


Beau caf\u00e9 bien am\u00e9nag\u00e9. Bons produits. Cependant il est souvent bond\u00e9. De plus leur wifi fonctionne tr\u00e8s mal depuis longtemps et malgr\u00e9 les plaintes il font rien pour rem\u00e9dier \u00e0 la situation.


Ok.. Very dirty restaurant front and kitchen. \nAlso took 30 mins for simple dumplings. Think they were flown in from Queens.


I went here with 2 of my friends. It is clean and service was good but the food was disgusting. We all got different dishes and none of liked it. My sauce tasted like it was chef boyardee canned sauce. Would not recommend this place if you have taste buds.


I honestly cant believe I paid $30.00 for my lunch here today. I'm used to home made Italian food, so my standards may be a little high, but I would expect a place that specializes in meatballs to actually have good....uh...meatballs. I ordered the chicken meatballs and they tasted like theyd be sitting under a lamp. I expect this from mcdonalds, but I dont expect this when I'm paying 30.00 for my lunch. The meatballs were super dry, and if my 80 year old grandmother can make better meatballs something is wrong. The pasta came out cold, and the broccoli was under cooked. I shouldnt have to saw into my broccoli that Im cutting down a tree. The food wasnt the only problem. The wait staff was rude,the busboy kept giving me dirty looks because I have my 11 month old son with me in the high chair. Of course he was getting food everywhere, but I fully intended on cleaning up after him. I didnt appreciate the death looks while I was eating. Get over it, it's a shopping mall that your customers are coming from, there will be babies. Just hope you get the moms like me that clean up after there kids. Im really mad to that after we paid my friend was feeding her baby and they took all our drinks away and everything out from under us without even asking, as if to say get the f out. Excuse us for taking an extra fifteen minutes. Your restaurant was empty, nobody was waiting. To top it off, one of the waiters tells us that their restrooms dont have changing tables and to go somewhere in the mall to change them. Then we walk back to their bathrooms and there is a changing table. Im pretty sure the people at this place just hate babies. Which I can respect the fact for a nice evening meal maybe not bring babies, but it was 2pm and lunch time. This place is horrible compared to the other restaurants that are available in the same location. Say no and walk over to Yardhouse.


I went last friday and dave was our bartender. Very friendly and welcoming service. He introduced us to the other customers and i have never seen or experienced that situation. The food was absolutely good grub, everything is made fresh and from scratch. I ordered the chicken strip & back eye peas entre that was similiar to a hush puppy but no comparison to TRBG. Just a great atmsophere,food,drinks and the entertainment the bar offers. Mondayz are poppin' too it gets crazy so I'm told. CHECK 'EM OUT.


I bought an upo squash to cook for dinner. After a few peels the squash was rotten tried  to return it the next day. I didn't have the receipt anymore but clearly they can see the written price on the plastic wrap and the little girl will not accept it. She claimed it's their policy not to accept anything without a receipt but yet she said she remembered me  buying the item...really? I spend average 50 to 70 dollars on that store! And I swear they just lost a costumer and it's not so much for the price it's the principle!


this place is just great.


The meat here tastes nasty-so nasty I had to send it back.  I tried a curry chicken dish and the beef with eggplant.  The curry was good if it was without the chicken. When I sent it back the lady got so mad and started yelling in her language =/  I felt so weird.  What horrible customer service!  And then she said to me, \"that is the last eggplant today-NO MORE.\" I was like oooookaaayyy whatever that meant lol  I would never ever come back.  The restaurant looks dirty and there is no health grade rating posted anywhere (and we all know why).  I wonder what they are trying to hide.  Anyways, do yourself a favor and go to Thai Chili.


This place is not the cheapest nor the best.\nBut this place does have the most decent food.\nThe tempura is good.\nSushi is fresh. And the portion is pretty generous.\nThe staff very friendly.\nBut why I gave them 3. Because their presentation sucks. The sushi roll doesn't stay put. I mean, it literally break apart when you try to pick em up.\nI still keep coming here, because I haven't found other place yet. the only bad part of travelling to a different place, is .. hard to find a good sushi place. and I'm still looking.


My friends and I went came here during opening weekend (4/28, Laidback Luke).  I'll give credit where credit is due - the light show/lasers in the main room are production heavy and give Hakkasan some credibility.   Also, the DJ in the hip hop room was on point last night, throwing down hit after hit!  You could tell the crowd was really into it (and even some of the bouncers couldn't stop dancing).  \n\nCons:\n- Ladies, the elevators are reserved for bottle service patrons only.  This means you'll have to walk up four flights of stairs to get to the main level, and walk back down four flights of stairs to exit.  \n***TAKE NOTE:  I made a comment to the bouncer at the elevator that making girls in 5 inch heels walk so many stairs to get out is not the business, and, I kid you not, he told me \"WEAR FLATS NEXT TIME\".  Are you for real??   I've told this story at least 10x in the past 12 hours and you can bet I'll keep telling it until your employees learn to show some class.\n- I didn't buy any drinks last night but my guy friends did.  Expect to pay $18.50 for a Redbull Vodka.\n- This club is probably 20% walk way/dance foor, 30% stairs, and 50% tables.  Everywhere you look, there are tables upon tables.  I get this is the kind of clientele you're trying to attract, but frankly I found it to be total overkill, especially since so many of the tables went empty.\n\nI had an 8am flight to catch this morning and initially, I was bummed I'd have to leave early to catch some sleep.  Then I actually experienced the club first-hand and was quite grateful to have an excuse to leave well before Laidback Luke even got on.  My friends didn't have the same early-flight excuse but left shortly after I did.\n\nHakkasan definitely has some big issues to work out.  Until then, I'll stick to XS and Marquee!


Ah... a one hour massage is amazing... but a TWO hour massage is only allowed in heaven!\n\nthe short little lady with the soft voice has some STRONG hands... worked out every knot in my whole body!! and it was amazing.. i was relaxed the whole next day as well :) this was the perfect remedy after a very long work week :)\n\nall of the employees are so nice and professional... i feel soo comfortable and relaxed there... its my favorite get away :)\n\neveryone should get one once a month... :) doctors orders!


When I am in the mood for a good sandwich- I will drive 20 minutes to get to the strip, struggle with traffic and parking and walk through a casino just to get to Earl of Sandwich.  Prices are good and every sandwich I have had there is fantastic.


Ordered the steak and eggs breakfast at 3AM after clubbing. Ordered over-easy eggs and they came out looking like rubber and way over cooked. The steak was ordered to be medium rare, but was well-done. I guess that's what you get for ordering $7 steak and eggs. \n\nLuckily, I also ordered the chicken soup which was the best thing I had there that morning.


Ok so my friend and I decided to use Rent the Runway to find dresses to look extra pretty for Britney Spears Pieceofme in planet hollywood in Las Vegas. I wanted to go an extra mile and pay $50 ($25 each) for stylist service. I did this because I don't have this gorgeous figure so I wanted the stylist to help me pick something that looked great on me. When I got there the stylist was very nice and had already had picked dressed based on an assessment I completed earlier in an email before my appointment. However..... I felt that the \"stylist\" was not honest and every dress that I tried on she said that it looked good when it was apparent that it did not. I am so glad that my friend was there with me and she was the one that was honest and said \"yeah I like that dress\" or \"definitely does not flatter your figure\". Because of my friend I found a dress I liked. And this \"stylist\" also did the same to my friend so both of us gals helped each other. \nI understand people are sensitive when it comes to fat & saying that looks really bad... But that is what the stylist is supposed to do. Not every dress looks great on everyone. The \"stylist\" service was a complete waste of money. I wish I would of just gone to the store and not have wasted $50.


Came here one night with my hubby. We drank margaritas. The night started out with people singing karaoke, but once people stopped going up the karaoke host rocked it. It was a lot of fun!


Very typical strip mall-ish take out joint. Nothing special at all. Service is minimal and its obvious they just want to get your money and you to get out ASAP. Food was overcooked quite a bit and just not good.


The Philly sandwich on a 50 cent hotdog bun was $15 and not good at best. I would recommend moving on for the next place if you need lunch and it's not a fast stop to boot.


Awesome little vegan diner! Everything on the menu is vegan except they do offer eggs.. I came here around 7pm and ordered the French toast.. Delicious! \n\nNow this is why i only ranked them 3 stars..\nMy friend and I shared the nachos.. Between the 2 of us we could barley eat half of it because it was lacking soooo much... My suggestion.. Real pico de gallo and more beans preferably black beans.. I've been vegan for many years and have tried my fair share of vegan cheeses.. The nacho cheese they used wasn't good.. It made me sick to my stomach after I left.\n\nI will be back next time I'm in the area to try out some of their vegan treats!


Stay away frm here! Save your $ and go some place else. I'm sitting in the buffet as i write this.  I was expecting alot frm the revs and i'm def not a picky eater by no means. The food here is mediocre at best. The sushi rolls are terrible. The crab legs are way salty. The dessert is jst ok. I would def not come back here. RIP OFF!


What a monstrosity.  This place is huuuuuuge!  If you enter from the sidewalk on the strip and try walking all the way through the casino to try to find either the lobby or the monorail, you're bound to become lost.  The signs have arrows pointing this way or that way, but they are sometimes contradictory.  You can end right back up where you started at and not have a clue as to how you arrived back there.\n\nIt's a lovely hotel and pretty well maintained, but starting to show its age in some ways.  At one time it had a Wizard of Oz/Hollywood theme.  Now that's completely vanished, and I'm not sure if it even has a theme anymore.  If there is one, it's not apparent.  \n\nEverything is also green.........veeeeeerrryyyy green.


I booked my latest trip to Vegas using Orbitz, and for my budget this little gem of the desert popped up. I have never heard of or seen this place before so I wasn't even sure about staying there. After some research, I decided, what the hell. It's not like I'm taking it home to mom. \n\nAnyway, I'm really happy I ended up choosing it. It was very cozy and I still got to be close to the strip without paying strip pricing. They don't allow smoking in the rooms but they do have a tiny balcony (and I mean like protruding only 16in before you fall off kind of tiny) that you can puff away from. \n\nIt doesn't have a casino though, but it's only around the corner from the Wynn so it's not a problem to just walk over there and gamble. It's also right next door to a KBBQ spot and a good sized liquor store, so that made it a big plus for me =)


DONT EVER GO TO THE SPA GUYS! As I was leaving I was approached by 2 security guards accusing me from two other guests that I was acting aggressively. I was upset and also uncomfortable. In the end I then proceeded to tell the security guards this is the last time I will come here. I told them that I felt very uncomfortable over accusations that were not true. DON'T EVER GO TO THE SPA AT LEXWORD MEN YOU MAY GET STOPPED BY SECURITY AND BE ACCUSED!


I was wary of another Asian market opening up in Phoenix because for several years, I was absolutely devoted to Lee Lee's. But Mekong Market won me over. Their produce is clean and fresh, and they have a great variety of, well, everything. Most recently, they also played a bunch of Michael Jackson music, so that was plus.


First off, I've cancelled my reservation with them out of frustration from their lies. I booked a room through their website because of their \"Best Rate Guarantee\" promise. Having gone through all the hoops they make you jump through to beat the competitor pricing by 20%, I've found that their promise is a load of crap. Despite me sending the requested evidence, apparently the time stamp on the bottom of the page when you print from a website is not a legitimate time stamp because \"it shows when you printed it, not when the deal was active\" on the competitor site. This is so BS!!! How else am I supposed to show a time stamp??!!!! How else can I print out a deal from a website unless that deal was currently active!???\n\nWorst customer experience ever!!


Just to clarify something for our American guests who come to visit. As another review states that this restaurant is a better version of the cheesecake factory clearly has zero knowledge about food whatsoever. I drive 4 hours to get to the closest cheesecake factory form Montreal but you couldn't pay me to eat at l'academie. I have been cooking for 10 years and work with my brother who is an executive chef with over 25 years experience and this place should be illegal for how bad everything was. Most other reviews speak for themselves. If I can give negative stars I would. Big rip off \n\nJust left this resto and will never go back. The decor is nice but the food is terrible. Everything is pre made and nothing is done on the spot. The service was ok but I couldn't blame the waiter as he had a big section all to himself. I work in the kitchen and on the floor so take my word for it, if your looking for good Italian food and a Byob check out La Strada in Lachine where I work and is owned by my family or Vivaldi in the west island. Don't waste time at this place. I do not recommend it.


all of their food are good and healthy.except for the shrimp. i love this place.recommended for everyone to try them out.


As others have said, this is a cheap stay and that's what you should expect. The benefit is the location - right smack in the middle of the strip. Even the penthouse didn't impress me here. I have seen better. One really fun thing is the dealer-impersonators. That was a treat, until I noticed that they just repeat the same performers a couple times per night. Still cool, though.


We came here last year for my birthday in Vegas. We came for the experience of course because the food was not that great. \n\nThey truly WERE dicks!!! They seated us and and called some of us names! Made us hats and it all had something rude or obnoxious written on it! \n\nIt was for pure fun! Interesting experience but the food was okay.


I was super excited to give this place a try in lieu of Drybar and was disappointed.  My stylist was very nice, however, my hair was completely flat 3 hours later.  I told her I wanted volume and it was anything but.  I had to scramble to restyle myself.   Was hoping to find a gem and support local business, but I guess I will have to stick to my usual.


This review only has to do with our experience for Thanksgiving. Man o Man did this place suck! It was $25 per person and was not worth any of it. We made dinner reservations for 6pm and they told us that it was the last open spot. When we walked in the door it looked empty, we looked at each other and in our heads we were trying to figure what the deal was. I ordered the VA Pork Belly and my wife ordered the Lobster, Crab cake. The presentation I give an A as for the food quality and taste I give it a F. I was looking forward to this appetizer since I saw it online a day earlier. As for the main course we both wanted to get the Prime Rib and our server came over to tell us that they were out of it for rest of the night. Strike 2! We ended up getting the Turkey and Pork wrapped in Bacon. Again, when it came looked great and yet again left us with an empty hopes and wishes. Never again will I go or recommend this place to anyone for Turkey day. I will go there again to try there other food and hopefully it will be a lot better.


So yeah!!! This place was recommended to my wife by friends who lucky I still call them friends at my experience.  The setup is cool, it is swanky and hip.  I dig that. \n\nThe food I give 4 thumbs down. I had eggs, only thing I could eat pretty much. My wife had the ribs, which I will suggestion you avoid at all cost. They, the ribs, straight assaulted my senses. And we had to 30 minutes when nobody was really there. \n\nCustomer service was okay. Really nice bartender. Very helpful.  The girl who took the order, helpful.  \n\nParking: it sucks! \n\nDrinks are good though but pricey. \n\nOverall: I more than will not return and my stomach hurts from the food.


I lived at DJ's for the entirety of 2005. Seriously.  I was there everyday.  Doc and Mikey are great guys, as are all the other servers. \n\nThey make the drinks strong here. One or two will knock you on your ass. Ask Mikey for \"that purple thing\" he makes. We called it a 'Grimace'.\n\nIt is a good place to meet someone at 1:45 AM.\n\nOnce I was there right before they had to 'bomb\" the place for roaches, (don't worry they covered all the glasses with a plastic tarp.) \n\nThis is not a place to take a date. This is not a place to grab a bite to eat. You cannot have an intimate conversation. This is a place to get drunk and make out in the ladies room.


Good beer, good food, good music, good people.


Must be a good place at night. The espresso was collecting a social security check.


We came here on our second night in Vegas after having gone to Tao the night before. There was a huge line as expected, but thanks to the almighty girl power we had in our group, we were able to bypass the line and get in.\n\nThere are a few different rooms with different music, and a rooftop deck; however, the club itself seemed a little smaller than Tao. They had lots of good music playing and had more options like house/techno on the rooftop. It was really crowded on the main floor, but some of the other dance floors like the Pussycat Lounge were pretty open. This is a pretty good club, and it doesn't seem as pretentious as some of the others like Tryst or Tao.


We had lunch here yesterday, March 12th.  It was very disappointing, especially for the price paid.  My husband and I each ordered 2 small plates of tapas and each had one glass of sangria.  Our lunch bill, not including the tip, was $60!!!!!  The sangria did not even have chopped fruit in it, as did every other glass of sangria I had ever purchased at other restaurants. Sixty plus dollars was an outrageous price to pay for lunch.  We will not be back.  Las Vegas has too many other places to try.  We were excited, as Barcelona is just blocks from my son's house in Southern Highlands.  He had given this restaurant a few tries.  He said he will not be back either.


I like the concept.  Roll fresh \"Angus\" beef into meatballs every AM.  Smash them just before cooking.  But in reality, all beef is Angus.  It's the most popular type of cattle in the US.  And they must use the lowest fattiest (85%?) cut because the burgers are greasy.  And they come in either 5oz or 7oz patties.  Got a small smash and a side salad.  The salad was OK.  Burger with lettuce wrap had no wrap.  Just lettuce and tomato on the side.  So I had to eat my burger off the plate.  And it was greasy.  So not sure what to make of SB.  May try it again, but with In and Out so close, it's tough to make the move to SB.  If only In and Out had sweet potato fries!


Pros: pulled pork, barbeque sauce, wood chips, service (Dave was great), paper table covers, sauteed veggies, sweet potato fries\n\nCons (all were only minorly disappointing): watery lemonade, dry cornbread, no baked beans, sandwich buns, mac and cheese okay. \n\nOverall, would recommend. Not quite as good as billed


My girlfriend and I wanted to learn how to sew and stumbled upon Donna online. She is a great instructor and also very fun and flexible. We thoroughly enjoyed our time with her and learned everything there is to know about sewing! She even went to the store with us and helped us pick out our machines, tools, and supplies!


Place is nice. Food is good. Ordered the roasted half chicken. It was superb.  It had a crunchy skin and was well spiced. Bartender was a good wine selector. Service was well oriented. 4 stars due to a higher price.


Not the greatest hotel on the strip, but it was worth its price.\n\nWe came here for a quick spring-break get-away.  It wasn't as magical as I remember it when I was a kid, but thatt's to be expected.  Sadly, Las Vegas has shied away from kid-friendly to more adult themed (well, as it should be).  Circus circus seems pretty ghetto (again, it could be that I'm older now...) and the games area in Excalibur has seen better days.\n\nIt's sad that I don't gamble, my wife and I won a ton of stuffed animals for around $50.  My profile pic is my baby surrounded by our pilage of the games area.  If only that luck transferred to the tables or slots, I would be rich!\n\nOh yeah, there are dancers of the pleasure palace.  Takes a lot of confidence to dance on a table in a hotel with just your underwear on.  I'll just be nice and say good luck to all of them...


If you're going to charge people $22 for a drink, you better have an amazing party for them to go to. \n\nThe folks at the Hard Rock do, with Rehab, the Sunday Pool Party. It's a party that lives up to the hype. \nThe party gets pretty packed, the crowd is fairly attractive, and the music is bumping. The DJ does a good, but not great, job. He tends to switch songs a little too quickly. \nI understand some people have issues with this party because of how expensive it can get - renting a cabana, etc. We didn't do any of that. We were guests at the Hard Rock, got 2 passes as a result. We also went a bit later, around 4pm, so there was no line to wait on at that time. From the videos of Rehab I had seen online and on TV, I was expecting a bunch of meatheads. There is a fair share of them, but really there are all sorts of people, everyone looking to have a good time. \nSo if you're in Vegas on a Sunday afternoon, it's definitely worth checking out.


Okay... so my tastes have changed.... I still like this place, but after my last visit it's not as good as my previous visits.  It's still good, just not as good as I remember it to be.  I will try it again next week and let you know if it meets my standards again!


Pleasantly surprised here to say the least.  My local classmates brought me here since it was near our campus and when I saw sushi in a strip mall in the middle of the Arizona desert, I was skeptical.  But this place was the real deal on the inside and beyond offering standard fare, presented a number of interesting specials that really got my attention.  Lobster and Miso soup, soft-shell crab, spicy tuna handrolls and real, fresh wasabi made this place stand out.  I would go so far as to call it a sushi oasis in the desert!


Came Thanksgiving weekend to watch the Sting concert at the Colosseum.  After the concert, we decided to grab a bite at Spago's.  Surprisingly, we only ordered two entrees (Those who know me well, know that I usually go ALL out and order a few appetizers, entrees, and desserts.  My eyes are ALWAYS bigger than my stomach!).  \n\nThe bolognese pasta with fresh ricotta cheese was oh-so yummy.  I usually don't order meat sauces because I can make that stuff anytime at home...However, I'm glad I ordered this entree, which was cooked al dente and the amount of sauce didn't overpower the pasta itself.  The portion was reasonable too.\n\nThe fairly thin-crusted prosciutto pizza with baby arugula was yummy too!  The prosciutto tasted fresh and not dried out.  Only request I have is if there was more prosciutto on the pizza!!!  LOVE, LOVE prosciutto!\n\nThe complimentary bread and crackers were delish too...the onion bread was good to dip into my pasta dish.\n\nThese two entrees including tax came out to exactly $40.  \n\nWill come again!


Pretty pricey and the food is just o.k. I have eaten there a few times and every time I came away thinking it wasn't worth the money. There are way better options in Pittsburgh


For years, when going to the theater, my friend and I have eaten across the street at Indian Spices, or occasionally next door at Christo's, looking out one window and into the window of Lemon Grass.  They never looked especially busy (but then during theater times, I've rarely been anywhere downtown that really WAS 'especially busy') and we really didn't know anything about it.  So on this particular foray into a night with Lily Tomlin, we thought we'd try something different.\n\nI see all the growling reviews here complaining about...well...everything...from service to food, and frankly, I'm not quite sure we were all at the same restaurant.\n\nI'm also a bit confused by most people calling it 'Thai' when the menu says 'Cambodian'.\n\nLemon Grass was pleasant.  They did seem to operate with minimal staff, but they certainly seemed to keep up.  There was a small group of diners when we arrived, and that number grew while we were there, seemed like mostly people who were going to the same show we were.\n\nThe menu options were quite ethnic and unusual from things I'd seen on most Asian menus, which to me, was very cool. Couldn't pronounce them, but the ingredients were certainly unlike the others, so we decided to try a couple of dishes we'd never tried before, including an appetizer.\n\nThe appetizers were called 'Na Taings' and were like little non-sweet rice krispie treats that came with a very yummy pork and curry sauce to top them with.  There were five on the plate.  Several of their appetizers came 5 to the plate.  Ok folks, what is UP with the odd numbers on appetizer plates around here lately?  If you're sharing with another person, do we really want to incite a riot over who gets the last one?  Even Stevens is best on any shared plate.  Two for you, two for me, or three for you, three for me...not 'Oh no, you go ahead'  'No, YOU go ahead, really'.\n\nAnyway, the appetizer was quite tasty and hit the spot.\n\nMy friend ordered hot tea, which seemed to come in a magical pot.  The pot was only about two inches tall, and about as round as a very small tortilla, but it filled both of our normal sized cups three times.  It was a beautiful little creation of a pot, I must say. It looked like cast iron, and was very ornamental, and came with its own matching trivet to rest upon.  The tea was a very flavorful jasmine. How six cups managed to fit in that tiny pot is amazing.\n\nFor the entrees, I cannot remember the names of the dishes, nor can I find them listed online. Lemon Grass doesn't seem to have its own website, and all of the menu sites only appear to have a minimalist lunch menu, or something outdated.\n\nMy friend ordered something with many vowels and consonants, that was a seafood-curry-vegetable mix on a bed of 'crispy rice noodles', and I ordered another dish with many vowels and consonants, that was a pork based curry and vegetable (but lower on the veggie count) also over a bed of crispy rice noodles.\n\nAfter the waitress took our order, she came back from the kitchen to inform my friend that the dish she'd ordered was out, so my friend opted for the same as I.\n\nThe dishes arrived.  There was a giant mound of crispy white rice noodles, and they were indeed 'crispy', with a decent sized spot of the actual meat and curry portion nestled against it, with a ginormous decorative flower made of beet (my plate) and carrot (her plate) on a landscaping of parsley.  We switched plates...beets make me gag.  Then the waitress asked if we wanted chopsticks, and well...not so functional for a blind woman, but I opted to use them.\n\nThe dish was unusual and quite delicious - but a CHORE to eat, with either a fork OR chop sticks.  The first bite I tried to take with the chop sticks literally thrust the end of a very rigid rice noodle right up my right nostril.  In my friend's case, even with a fork, rice noodles were flying.  But, all in all, it was quite delicious. It was pork, a curry gravy, some bean sprouts, and fried egg strips.  Honestly, except for the grrrrrr of trying to contain the crispy rice noodles to the plate, it was a tasty and filling meal.  Quite pleasant, and it was nice to try something 'new' to us.\n\nThe bill wasn't outrageous, just under $40 for two entrees, an appetizer, and a pot of tea.\n\nWe both agreed that we'd go back...but next time we'll avoid the 'crispy' noodles for something a bit more malleable like rice or soft noodles.\n\nThe staff was fine and helpful - the food decent.  Heck the only thing that made the evening even slightly unpleasant was the cackling yinzer at one table who apparently thought she was in her own dining room at home.\n\nFor the pre-theater or concert scenario, I do recommend it.  It's worth a shot, especially if you're an 'outside the box' eater.  Try something you can't pronounce...what the heck.


I went to Rochelle's Salon once before and hated the girl who did my hair. After about a year later, I slowly got the courage to give Rochelle's Salon another chance, but only for a blow dry and style. We kept dating like this for a while. They referred me to Abel who did a great job and eventually, the relationship progressed and I now trust him to cut my hair and color it. I love Rochelle's and am now a loyal girlfriend. Abel is great, creative, easy-going, and very accommodating as most my appointments are last minute. In addition, he's great at giving dating advice-NOT, but it's hilarious to hear his escapades being a straight hairstylist. Scandelous. Liz at the front desk has a great memory, too!


Pretty old crowd in here, but all the women here were gorgeous. The drinks were pretty good, but a little expensive, but i'am in phx so i guess i should expect it to be a coastly night. I guess I was jst looking for a place to kick back and relax and I found hat hard to do with the older crowd and all the men in suite's. Maybe I'll try this place on a friday or saturday next time. This was posted on yelp events I didn't see many people taking pictures of the place and didn't feel that I should take a lot of pictures in there last night. I think I took one, and I didn't get a chance to play bouchey ball. bummer.


The guys who work there are more concerned about saying \"what up boss\", and \"that's awesome\" an their own life stories than noticing their customers sitting there for 20 mins with no food, with maybe one other customer in the store. I think maybe a few of them have fried a few too many brain cells and need some customer service training.


I had been waiting for this place to open since I frequently visit the palms, however, I was not at all impressed. The food was bland and greasy, the service was slow, and they don't take palms gift cards. I probably won't return, there are plenty of other places to eat in the casino.


Great food. Solid chips, salsa, bean dip, drinks. The entrees were good. If you like your flautas super crispy like my partner, just ask, they'll cook 'em a bit longer. Locally owned and operated and some of the best service I have had in a Mexican in Vegas.


My roommate and I bring our 3 dogs here to play at least 3 days a week. We love the doggie water fountains, trees, the amount of available shade and seating. Everyone in my house can realistically spend hours enjoying this park. Thank you.


Maple bacon only made on weekends! Worth waiting all week for!\nOh this place is the end of my waistline! Yikes. \nFresh donuts, need I say more? Oh yes, you can ALWAYS say BACON!!!!\nFriendly service, reasonable prices and fresh warm donuts. YUM. \nThis place is my go-to spot for donuts when I'm in the Phx/Scottsdale area. \nHIGHLY recommended. And trust me, I've eaten a TON of donuts.


My wife and I are expecting our second child.  We have actually been here a couple of times.  It certainly is a boutique with some expensive strollers that you usually see movie stars carting their little ones in.  We went over the president's day weekend.  We went there for a specific product.  My wife wanted to get an  Ergo baby carrier for our daughter now and the new baby coming.  So I stayed back and with our daughter and we were looking a some comfy chairs.  My wife was on a mission and knew what she was looking for.  She found the Ergo in the back of store and then came and got us so we could all try it on and see if it was going to work.  We spent a good 45 minutes, both of us trying it on with our daughter fighting us the whole way.  In the mean time I couldn't help but notice this other couple that was being helped about the same time we walked in.  I overheard them talking about baby monitors and they were wondering if the range would be sufficient because their home was over 5000 square feet.  This associate was at their feet helping them.  At the end we finished with the Ergo and I asked my wife did anyone ever offer you any help since we walked in?  She said no, and on the way out we saw several associates just hanging out.  It was very obvious to me that this terrible establishment caters to a certain demographic here in Las Vegas.  Please don't waste your time in this pretentious store.  Everything they offer can be purchased online and in some cases Babies R Us.  Apparently visually we didn't meet the standards required to get the right amount of service from this sales staff.  This is one local business that doesn't want our money and will never get it! It is a shame because we were ready to purchase this item from them and we decided to pass.  Just a hello would of saved our business.


Wow!  It's been a while since I've written anything, and why not start back up with the diner across the street from my apartment.  Since leaving Boston in September I've been trying all sorts of new places in Charlotte and this came to mind first.\n\nIt's an old style silver on the outside huge booths on the inside kind of place.  It is good for two things - hungover breakfast and I just left the bar and I'm starving! kind of meals.   For breakfast I always get the omelette with avocado and cheddar and hash browns.  My husband always gets grits which I think are gross but he loves them so they must be good.  I've also had the fried chicken and a burger there.  The fried chicken is good and the burger is just ok.  The service is great and everyone is so nice.  The sweet tea (which I've become an expert at since being here) is too sweet, you gotta cut it with water or you'll go into sugar shock.\n\nAll in all not a place to check out, especially when it's only a 2 minute walk from your apartment -  kids in Camden South End...this means you!


Even by airport standard this place is a complete joke.  I know its a money grab, but even still,  I cant believe the great Sammy Hagar would even put his name on this garbage.\n\nThe food is gross, the place doesnt feel clean, there are plastic utensils, its way over priced. \n\nJust grab a sandwich from a kiosk or eat on the plane or better yet, starve.  Any of these options are better than this complete dump.


Such a disappointment after being a regular at Boiling Crab... The staff were all good looking though. =D


Can't review this place as I walked in and was told a 45 minute wait. I am sure the food must be good but I honestly won't wait 45 minutes for anything to eat. No matter how good something is there always is another option...this time it was Feast Buffet at Santa Fe.


pho is good when your hungover.. so i will eat it where ever but there was this one time the busboy was cleaning up dishes and he brought out this bucket of dirty dishes which smelled like complete ass! completely lost my appetite right there but it came back when the food finally came out. they didnt have any sauce trays stocked at our table and my buddy's food came out a decade after i finished my food.. pretty bad restaurant but you cant complain as it is probably the best las vegans can find


While I was waiting to see the doctor a gentleman marched in irate and said to the staff \"I decided to drive in here to get my answer since you don't return any of my calls\" and it went on from there.  At the time I thought \"gee, that guy seems grumpy\" until I had my own unpleasant experience with the office staff as I was leaving. I went in to establish myself as a new patient and get an annual physical which is covered by my insurance but the next thing I know they submitted it as a particular ailment and told me I owed them money!  I explained that they submitted it wrong and it should be covered and that's when the nasty staff gloves came off.  They were yelling at me, telling me they didn't have to provide me with information they provided to my insurance, didn't have to provide me with my visit information, etc.  The doctors heard this crazy conversation that the nasty office staff was having and not one of  them came out to apologize or stop the problem.  In the meanwhile the staff started hurling personal insults and being condescending to me.  I left the office in tears and got a letter a week later 'firing' me as a client (not that I was planning on ever going back).   No doctor is worth being treated like this by staff....and it made me realize why the man I saw while waiting was irate. It wasn't just me.


After the success of Slider Trucks, its no surprise that more food trucks popped up. The Japanese inspired food truck delivers in creativity, but needs to work on execution. \n\nI went with the #1 Fuku Burger that costs $5. Its your traditional burger of tomatoes, lettuce, and onions, but with pickled garlic and their Fuku sauce. My first bite, I knew I wouldn't be a fan of it. First, the sauce drowned the entire burger, so you really couldn't taste anything else. The burger patty also had something in it, possibly the garlic that just obliterates the pallet where you can't even taste anything anymore. Lastly, they used a lot of salt, and I mean a lot of it. I'm not one to usually ding a place for using MSG or anything else that makes you thirsty, but I never EVER had to drink so much water after eating a meal. 4 full glasses of water last night and as I'm writing this review, drinking even more water. Ridiculous. \n\nFor mentioning Yelp, I got the free flavored ice mountain. Mine was really a mountain, I think it was taller than the Stratosphere. Regular price is $3, which is pricey for literally shaved ice and artificial food flavorings. There wasn't anything special about this, but anything cold in the hot Vegas summer would be good. \n\nI didn't get a chance to try the garlic fries because they ran out. Forgivable? Yes. However, its not a good sign especially for a grand opening.\n\nThe wait time for the food is similar to Slider Truck, but I would say Fuku is slightly faster. For a decent size line, expect a 5 minute wait. Then expect another 10 - 15 minutes for your food. Definitely not a place to grab a quick bite.\n\nAgain, I'll say the same thing as I did for Slider Truck as a suggestion for this place. Be considerate about how you communicate with your customers, whether its food shortages, locations, or any important information. Remember that not everyone has access to internet all the time. \n\nI give this place credit for being creative, but at the end of the day the food just didn't work. There is a lot of room for improvement and I'm willing to try this place again in the future if its around my area. Otherwise, its not worth driving and hunting for this place with so many other venerable burger places in town.


Locally-owned coffee shops are the best. Always looking for a new place to try, I heard of Carmel's from a graduate student of mine. Tired of going to LGO, I decided to give this a try today. \n\nI ordered a medium chai latte. It was delicious - and I only ever get them at Cartel's! The guy behind the counter added a hint of cinnamon (how did he know that's what I usually put in my coffee?). The extra ingredient did it justice. \n\nI went around noon today and the place was semi-packed. Great music (a little bit of Jack Johnson) and I had a great Tuna Salad. The owner (or so I think) was very friendly. I was studying and he came by to thank me for coming in, which was nice. Also, there's a small patio in the back for people who want to read and enjoy the nice weather before it hits 100 degrees. \n\nI didn't have my laptop, but on my iPhone I saw that the Wi-Fi was locked. I didn't ask for the password, but I'm sure they would provide it if needed. Parking was scarce. Hard to find, but manageable. Overall, I would definitely come again for the chai latte!!!


2 stars for some halfassed service.\nIt was 5am and the place was empty.... the server seemed a bit off too... dragged his feet as if he was half a zombie.\nFood took foreverrrrrrrrr, asked for straws 3 times, needed napkins, bill took forever, omg. \n\nOn a brighter note, the chicken lettuce wraps were good and filling. Didn't feel so guilty for eating at 5am :)


First off, it's a gym.  It's gonna be smelly, sweaty, and not able to please everyone.  Equipment breaks, but it's usually fixed within a couple days.  I think most will find that true of any gym that they've been to (stuff breaks, get over it).  \nI go here because it's close to home and reasonably priced. The equipment is adequate, although I do wish they had a stretching cage instead of just those little rocking chairs.  I've never used the pool, hot tub, or sauna so I can't really comment on those, but based on the other reviews, that might be a good thing.  \nI haven't got a chance to try their nutrition center as it's usually closed by the time I show up.  The stuff looks good, and seems resonably priced.  \nI usually go in, a couple hours before closing and the evening staff is friendly enough.  The girls that work the front desk are usually pretty nice, although it seems to be a different girl every couple months.  The current one even remembers my ID number and will have me checked in by the time I walk through the door.  :-)  \nWhen it comes to staff issues, I do have one complaint...  THOSE DAMN VACUUM BACKPACKS!  I understand that it's late and you're prepping for close, but do you have to vacuum and kick up mad dust right next to me while I'm doing cardio and breathing hard?!  Ok... I'm very emotionally attached to that issue, and now that I\"ve got it out, I can turn off the caps lock again. lol\nTo cut this short, this is a decent place to come work out for the price.  If you want a fancy place to stand around and show off your new under armor, with a staff that will follow you around fanning you, try Lifetime instead (which is actually a beautiful but pricey gym).


I'd been looking for somewhere besides Victoria's Secrets to buy my bras, as VS didn't seem to be as knowledgable and never had the size I actually needed.  I saw Soma on Yelp and figured I'd take a shot, even though there were mixed reviews.\n\nI couldn't have been more happy with the service I received.  The store was super busy on a Saturday afternoon, but Nicole was the employee who helped me out and she did an awesome job at fitting me for the correct size (totally different from what VS told me I was) and helping me find a few bras that worked for me.  \n\nThe prices aren't that bad.  You get what you pay for when it comes to bras.  They had a 2 for $59 sale when I visited, so I got two of those bras, but even not on sale, they were only $42 for a good basic tee bra in size 34D (which I LOVE by the way) and $48 for a strapless/convertible bra in 36D.  I was happy to save the $30, but would have paid full price for what I got.  I wasn't sure how the strapless one I got would work with some of my shirts/dresses, so I asked about the return policy...60 days, no questions asked.  I appreciated that, since this was my first real bra shopping experience outside of VS and I wasn't sure what would work best for me. \n\nThe only kind of negative thing I'd have to say was that the employees were chatting freely a lot about personal stuff and other employees, in front of customers.  It didn't bother me at all and I didn't think it affected their work, but I also wouldn't want my employees doing that in front of customers.


Just watch where you pick up your produce.


I must say, for the low price of 2 drinks each, I think this is a decent night out. I mean, some of these stand-ups could GO BIG really soon! I'm a fan of comedy clubs, generally. When a room full of people just want to laugh together, doesn't that make it somewhat of a win from the start?! Admittedly, there have been a few creatures that obviously slid right through the screening process and right onto the stage.....I mean, I don't want to hear about the slimy details of your life for the benefit of a laugh (bodily functions are really never that funny to me, especially in a dinner theater)....but, for the most part, it's been a positive experience at Tempe Improv. We ordered wings and crudit\u00e9s and got what we were expecting....nothing amazing about them, but temperature and speed of delivery to table were excellent. Sat at the stage on two different visits and I really think that beats having to share a bigger table with strangers and have to turn chairs to be comfy for a 2-hour show. These visits ranged between December 2011 & January 2012; late review catch-up night by this critic ;[]


Sadly, I was starving that I forgot to take a picture of the food! I ordered the croquetas and tamales. Both for $5. I also ordered congri on the side which is $3. The food is way over priced for the small portion they serve. There's not a lot of options on the menu either.\nThe food all together? Including my mother in laws and my husbands food; it taste like something that my mother in law can make at home but a lot better. Moving on to customer service? My husband dropped his fork and the owners wife immediately gave him new utensils. So that was a plus... There are a few tables and chairs outside if you feel like eating out in the sun or at night. This place is eh, not all that great. It's not a place i would ever come back to.


I got ripped off this morning by Health First Urgent Care. I thought the point of using urgent care is to get care and avoid the long lines and wait times in ER. I entered the facility feeling very sick. Given four pages  of forms and told it would be $90.00 for the visit because I had no insurance. I understand this and have no problem paying for services rendered. After collecting my fee, a nurse got a set of vitals then a blonde chickie came in to say they could do nothing and I needed to go to the hospital. I don't know if she was a MD or PA or NP or the janitor. No name tag showing and she mumbled a first name so I don't know who she was. My point is they got my money then said they could do nothing. That is wrong,wrong. Going over to the hospital, I realized I did not want to do this over again at the hospital so I just drove home. I would rather die alone in the desert than put up with that BS again. It is so wrong to take advantage of your customers when they are in a weakened state of mind.


Tiffany is so wonderful I can't tell you enough that you need to go get your hair done by her and her team. You will love the color, cut and price. She is a miracle worker!\n\nI have been getting my hair done since 2008 by Tiffany and have not had one time where I get compliments the second I walk out the door.\n\nBook today!


Took my mother to him for a fractured wrist. He said he wasn't sure if it was fractured and to come back in two weeks. Went to another doctor and it was fractured and they put a hard cast on it. We were sent there by Sante Rehab Center. Maybe they are in cahoots??


I felt like I was in a cafe in Brooklyn, and yes, that IS a good thing.  Great coffee, wonderful baked good (croissant, pain au chocolat, scone were all wonderful), excellent service, ample seating, lots of laptops, beards and big frame eyeglasses.  It's a bit off the beaten path but definitely worth the deviation.


This is the most comfortable place to have a glass of wine, relax, and enjoy some great food. Their service is amazing. There are really comfy seats and couches inside and great outdoor seating. You could literally spend hours here. They have wi-fi, so you can chill out on your CPU or IPad. The bar super cool. Very nice bartenders that are knowledgable and accommodating. Their wine is killer, of course, or they wouldn't be named 5th and Wine right?


This place's food reminds me of the chow hall on base when I'm deployed in the Middle East- it's processed to hell. \n\nHere's what my friends had. Burger- patty is pre-formed frozen goodness, the kind with a distinct clover leaf shape and sold in bulk. $15. Quesadilla isn't even a tortilla! They use the same pre-packaged stuff you make the wraps out of. $15. A friend got the fish and chips, which were \"okay.\" \n\nI feel like for a price tag like this you should be able to do a little bit better- went to SLS' pancake restaurant for cheaper with fresher food in huge portions.\n\nThe server left me salty too- I wasn't very hungry and just wanted a kids meal. He told me that he couldn't let me unless I had a doctor's note?! Alright look, I don't know what kind of operation is being ran here, but I used to let people whenever they asked when I waited tables. Because I'm a belligerent, resilient asshole, I just got a coffee and didn't eat, though my friends did. \n\nPlease don't stop to collect $200 here.\nJust keep walking.


All I can say is DELICIOUS! From their Pho, to the fried rice, to their rice plates.  Everything is just delicious.  If you don't believe me, see for yourself.


The dinner crepes were good, I had the crepe with scallops (can't remember the name) the scallops could have been fresher. The dessert crepe we had though was amazing! We added strawberries to the salted caramel crepe which we were informed was a family recipe brought over from France. If you don't get dessert here you are missing out my friend.


On our date night, my wife and I decided to stop here for dinner before a movie at Desert Ridge. We were greeted right away (the place was pretty empty at 6pm on a Saturday) and seated at the back corner table. We had plenty of time to look at the menu, as our waitress seated a table two up from us, took their drink order, stopped by the table next to ours to check on them, looked at us, walked back to the front of the restaurant, then came back to see if we'd been helped. Uh, no. The person that seated us apparently hadn't told her we were seated - even though it was her section and she saw us when checking on the other customers. She did apologize, but I didn't buy it. There's a difference between trying to pass the buck and blame someone else vs. actually being sorry about letting you sit there.\n\nOk, over that. Let's order. Couple beers, and a couple of signature sandwiches (pulled pork, with the blue cheese cole slaw not on the sandwich for one). For our sides, HQ (that's the wife) got the mac-n-cheese and I asked her choice between fries and mashed potatoes. Fries were good, she said. Done.\n\nGot the beers. I'd swear the beer was flat. Maybe an old keg. It happens. After that, the food came out quick. The pulled-pork sandwich had zero sauce. Literally just bun and pulled pork. Ok, we'll add our own from the bottle on the table (I'm thinking Honey Bears where it's got bbq sauce with the meat). The sandwich was average at best. No taste. The sauce, not being mixed with the meat, just had nothing to it. And the blue cheese cole slaw that was on the side, again, absolutely no taste. Bland. Now the fries. The menu said Russett Fries. I guess I'm picturing steak-like fries. Nope. Just plain ol' fies. And these were not actually cooked all the way. Not good.\n\nTo summarize: flat beer, bland bbq sandwich, bland blue cheese cole slaw, and undercooked fries. Safe to say it's not a place we'll go to again.


Went on a Saturday and was excited to see what it offered as I just moved back to Pittsburgh from New York, which had great juice bars. The juice selection was very small, I hope it will be inspired by http://liquiteria.com/cold-pressed-juices.php and http://www.juicegeneration.com/menu/smoothies to offer a wider variety. Also I hope they will blend juices and or smoothies on-site. If they stick to their 5-6 flavors during the summer months, I doubt we'll return...that said, best of luck!


So this morning after a bad experience at the cleaners I stop in for some coffee to cheer me up.  I ordered my boss a milky way hot chocolate and myself a holiday treat peppermint mocha latte.  I got my items and went off to work and when I got to my desk my boss was telling me how good her hot chocolate was and I get excited and take a sip of my latte.  WOW that was not what I ordered.  It was a 2% milk latte with no flavoring.  ICK.  So yeah my day is not starting off well.  The donuts here are good I have had them before but today it is a 2 star review due to one being really good and mine being totally wrong.


This club was not the worst that I have visited.  In some ways it was decent, for example, I liked the music.  We were put on the guest list and got right in and did not have to pay cover, and that is why I am giving them two stars.  What I did not like was 1) how expensive the drinks were (I ordered 5 shots that cost me $70.00) but more than that, 2) on the way out, they force people to jam into a small elevator.  This was very dangerous, and I waited for 15 minutes to take the stairs with the manager, but instead when I got sick of waiting and pressed for the manager, he came and cleared out the elevator for me and my 2 friends.  I was under the impression that you had to have stairs available for people to use in case they did not want to use the elevator.  I felt this was very dangerous.  I would not like to be at this packed, overcrowded club when  fire broke out, and I would never go there again.


The food is good.  They put a little thought into their offerings.  If you like meat, I recommend you avoid the 'mock\"; no matter the form, mock does not taste like chicken.  If you're a mock eater, you already know Green.\n\nMike


Great Idea - poor execution! Someone needs to look at the systems and food quality then train staff on service and efficiency. Very expensive for lettuce and a few tomatoes. Dressings and marinated chicken kill the nutritional value. It will never last at the rate they are going.


I was in search of Shrimp Pad Thai and found this via google. Ordered placed for pick-up, ready in 15 mins...Great! \n\nParking was down a dimly lit drive thru/alley way. Got startled by what appeared to be a worker smoking in the corner; may I suggest you park on Spring Mt and walk around to Valley. \n\nUpon entering the restaurant, the staff was very friendly and the atmosphere was inviting. I must say the dish was very tasty with a spicy level of 4. \n\nThe only complaint were the noodles were thinner than what I was used to, almost like angel hair pasta, and the shrimp were the tiny ones; I was a little disappointed, but yet it was still very tasty. You can order up for larger shrimp, but since it was my first time I wanted to experience the regular dish. If I had to eat here again, I would definitely order the larger shrimp next time.


DNG is very comfortable and, excluding Fridays and Saturdays, it's always easy to get a table.  The club sandwich is tall and tasty and the seasoned fries are awesome.  Service is a little slow at times but always friendly.\n\nSunday brunch draws a huge church crowd, so yes, it's packed.  But as of March, I noticed they now serve brunch 7 days a week.  The omelets are great.  Bacon can be a little undercooked.  (Which seems to be a North Carolina thing because I can't get truly crispy bacon anywhere except at diners.)  And their grits look like cheese grits but they aren't, and they're still really good.


If Derek Zoolander was a Spin Class, this would be it.  \n\nI went for a class this morning, having taken many spin classes at the Y, but found myself very out of place.  I was not expecting to be strapped to my bike via my shoes (which resulted in disastrous hilarity later), and after one of the folks working there adjusted my bike for me, I realized quickly that it was incorrect.  While I tried to fix it myself, I couldn't get myself off the bike and nearly toppled over trying to do it while still hopelessly locked in.  \n\nThen the lights went down (again, not what I was expecting) and the music blasted and an instructor who looked like his name should be Chad started the class, dramatically lit...fitting with the whole Zoolander vibe.  I did my best to keep up but I was barely touching my handlebar with my fingertips so I wasn't able to do a whole lot more than balance myself and not fall down.  I'm not deducting for the quality of my ride because I know that was completely due to the improperly adjusted bike.\n\nI did enjoy the incorporation of arm workouts in the class, giving a whole-body workout element to what typically is legs and cardio.  I did however find the plasma monitors ranking the participants to be a bit pretentious.\n\nIf you are looking for a fancy pants workout to feel super trendy, then this place if for you.  If you want a solid spin class that won't make you feel like you should have popped some molly before entering the room, save some money and stick with the Y or other alternatives.


my coworkers and i order from here at least once a month! it's close to work and the food is pretty darn good... what's best is the PRICE!! you get chicken made your way (B,F or G), side of yummy mac & cheese and a sode for pennies!! well... not really pennies, but less the $10! :) they are always extremely friendly and give great customer service! check it out! you won't be disappointed!!


I'm not a sushi snob - in fact, being a pretty strict vegetarian for the past four years, I'd never tried sushi except for the California and avocado rolls.  Real sushi is quite a different experience.  \n\nThe ambience was pretty mod - I liked the colored glass ball lights hanging from the ceiling.  The waitstaff was friendly but (and?) I felt like I'd walked into a modeling agency by mistake.  \n\nWe went to Ra on a Friday or Saturday night, on the earlier side, and there were less than half a dozen tables occupied.  We sat at the sushi bar and had the following:\n- yellowfin tuna\n-shrimp \n-California roll\n-New Zealand roll\n-sake Sangria\n\nOverall, it was a fun and tasty experience.  The sake Sangria went really well with the food.  The yellowfin tuna was okay, the shrimp was yummy, but the New Zealand rolls took the cake - smoked salmon and cream cheese (which I know makes sushi freaks cringe) on the inside, pine nuts, slices of fresh kiwi (!), and an eel-mango drizzle over the top.  WHOA!  Pretty cool.  I'm not saying it's authentic sushi (I honestly have no idea), but it sure was good (and fresh).\n\nI would go back but would check out other sushi places first.


Just not very good.  Got 2 meat combo (bulgogi and chicken).  Got home and was mostly rice.  Chicken dry and the least impressive bulgogi i've had.  If the owner/cashier would have been nice, it would have been the unity saving grace but he was rude.  Too many bomb Korran places out here to come here again.


While I don't agree with those that say it's the best fried chicken in the world, I do agree that it's a great local find in Charlotte with really good fried food. It fits perfectly well into the Southend scene and offers locals and out-of-towners an equally god experience. The place is packed by 11am and does not slow down until it closes or the food runs out for the day. They only take cash, so make sure you check the wallet before hand and don't be scared off by the people standing around the sidewalk as it's normal. You'll order quick, get your food quick and be expected to leave quick so the next person in line can get their order on. They have fried chicken and fish...for me, chicken all day long. Add some hush puppies and slaw and it's a good day. Go see for yourself!


Wasn't impressed at all.


I stumbled upon My Big Fat Greek Kitchen completely by chance several months ago, and I was a bit unsure about eating here as I thought the name was a bit cheesy, but I was so wrong as I had a really tasty meal here. \n\nSituated in the Toll cross area of Edinburgh, this restaurant is just a short walk from the city centre so it is a convenient place to reach. \n\nThe menu offers a vast range of authentic Greek cuisine including hummus, tzatziki and olives. I had a selection of dips for a starter which was really gorgeous, followed by a chicken kebab for my main which was tasty and served with chips, but not just as good as the starter. The dishes are very reasonable here, with a two course meal costing around seven pounds, and the portions were a decent size too. My Big Fat Greek Kitchen offer baklava for desert which I absolutely love, and their version was really lovely, but so sweet! \n\nThe only thing which I felt let the meal down were the waiters, who I felt were quite rude and generally disinterested in the customers. \n\nI had a really delicious meal here and would like to go back, but the service I experienced put me off so it will probably be a while before I'm back in this restaurant.


I finally made it here! I have been Yelp Stalking it for what seems like forever, but it is rare I can journey across town during the week. I arrived around 12:30 and the place was hoppin! Oliver was very nice and I ordered the Blue and Brie..Chicken, Apples,  Walnuts,Blue and Brie Cheeses, and a bit of mustard..it was SO yum! I told him I worked at UNLV and he let me know he graduated in 2001! Very cool to have a local rebel running a great place! I got an Iced Tea which was fresh brewed and very delicious. I hope to try some of the sweets next time..I am trying to be good, but this place is worth a cheat day for sure!!


Not the biggest, baddest or hottest strip club in town but for a night out with my friends it was fun.  Plenty of good looking girls, not too pushy and very friendly.  Dances were decent for $10, some girls were much better at it then others.  Drinks were typically overpriced, just like any other strip club.  When there's another night out with the guys...I'll make sure to bring this place up again.