My baby daughter goes here and I am very pleased with the level of interaction and care she receives.  \n\nWhen I was looking for a daycare for her I toured several, and even considered the same daycare that my 5 year old son had attended for the last 4 years right down the road (but had left a few months prior due to his recent attitude problems at that daycare).  I needed to know that my tiny, fragile, premature daughter would be in good hands.  I graded the daycare centers that I toured on the compassion I felt and level of competency I sensed from the daycare director, the interaction from the teachers and amenities I noted in the baby room, the cleanliness of the facility and the general sense I had of the place.  The weekly price wasn't my main concern, although it CERTAINLY wasn't a non-issue.  \n\nOne daycare I looked at seemed nice (they even had a sign in the lobby stating that they watched children free of charge for interviewing parents, which I thought was sweet) but I didn't like the way the place smelled and the baby room seemed too small.  Another place didn't have an appropriate outdoor play place for the tots, and that wasn't okay with me, even though in every other sense they were a contender.\n\nBut when I toured Maxwell I was very impressed with the whole center.  The center was spacious, bright, colorful and had lots and lots of children's artwork decorating the walls.  Although my child is far too small for it, there is a RAD, two-story indoor play town with a slide and other neat things for the older kids for when it is too hot for them to safely play on the outside playground.  The director, Kristin, was knowledgeable and attentive to my questions.  The baby room teachers seemed sincere and down to earth, and the baby room itself was clean, bright and colorful.  I read though the parent handbook and the enrollment paperwork they offered, and somewhere in the explanation of what services they guaranteed to provide to your child on a daily basis was a promise that they would hug your child each day.  I thought that was neat.  (I mean, it's assumed that a daycare will be affectionate and caring towards your small child when you take them there, but how many of them actually promise you that your child will get a hug each day??)  Anyway, the rates and registration fees were competitive and everything else checked out with me so I enrolled my baby there.\n\nNow, we've been going there almost a year, and to be honest there have been one or two times where I was annoyed at other parents for doing some (thoroughly) annoying things, like clogging up the circular driveway in front as they leisurely dropped off their child and chatted with other people in the hallway (as opposed to parking over in the parking lot if they wanted to take their sweet time in the daycare center and saving the driveway for the parents in a hurry), or even worse people parking behind me in the driveway when I already had someone parked in front of me and basically trapping my car as I waited for either one of them to move so I could get out (GRR!!).  But overall I am very, very happy.  My baby girl LOVES her morning and afternoon teachers, and has no separation issues at all when I drop her off because she is always so excited to see them and start playing.  \n\nAnd I can tell that they genuinely love her over there.  In fact, she had a small surgery that required a two night hospital stay not long after we started going to MPA and her teacher called to check on her condition after her surgery.  Then she got really sick earlier this year with RSV and spent two different stints at Phoenix Children's Hospital, of more than a week each stay, not only did MPA NOT charge me for the time she was away (believe it or not, some places actually would) but they also made her a get well card that had at least a dozen teachers signatures and messages for her written on there, and her morning teacher also came clear over to PCH to see her and give her hugs!  She was so happy to see her.  :)  That meant a lot to me.  \n\nAlso, twice now my vacation time has fallen about 4 weeks before my bi-annual vacation credit was due and they still let me take the week off without a charge.  It was SO appreciated during these very tight times!\n\nAnyway, this is a GREAT daycare center!  Love them! :)


We tried to get a table one night -- Wednesday, thinking this would be a slow night -- but couldn't get one until 7:30, which is just too late for us.  The hostesses were very nice about it but could not yield to our disappointment no matter how sad and pathetic a face I was wearing.  She gave us a card wtih their phone number and a sugggestion to call in the morning for a reservation.  We didn't because we weren't sure we'd be available.  Several days later we stopped in for lunch and were prompltly seated in what we thought was a \"good\" table.  YAY!\n\nThe waiter was tall, good-looking, impeccably professional, and friendly.  I've heard some people express concern about bringing kids to MESA... and we brought two of them.  He really knew how to take care of us and how to effectively take care of our kids.  (I think he mentioned having 6 of his own, incluing a couple the same ages as ours.)\n\nLunch was fantastic and commensurate with the price.  We had a Bobby Flay Burger, Ancho-crusted scallop salad, Cornmeal crusted chile relleno, and the youngest child had the Crimini mushroom quesedilla.  As an appetizer we shared a Goat cheese queso fundido.  All was great and well within the palate of even our 8 year old.\n\nAll of our plates were picked up by the bus boy empty... practically licked clean.\n\nHaving never had Flay food before, I had a ntoion of what it might be like only from watching Chef Flay on the innumberable TV shows he is on.  His food lived up to that expectation:  fresh, high-quality, punchy flavors, cooked perfectly, and plating that was both clean and pretty.  Like most tourists we photographed our food... no matter how goofy that may have looked.\n\nOne of the best parts of the experience was the way we were allowed to enjoy the experience without a hint of either slowness or rushing.  If we needed anything there was someone immediately available to help.  When we were eating and talking, we were left alone to have our privacy.\n\nAll-in-all, this was definitely one of those \"Woohoo! As good as it gets!\" experiences.  We're glad we did it and we'll certainly do it again!


Well we came back ...\nPerfect o this time Cristofer the bartender awesome. ....li juego e always ..\nGood food nice people this time


The brisket was quite good but too fatty. The french fries were alright but there wasn't enough ketchup. The service was slow and somewhat inattentive. There was no ambience in this restaurant. There was no music or mood lighting. FOXNews was on TV and it was just kind of dull. Overall I can say I won't be back.


I wish that I could give negative stars... But I can't. Most of these clubs have \"types,\" and the whole time that we were in line, they pulled people from 3 different line areas (that were not ours) into the club. I don't know how that works, but it was crappy and I refuse to be treated in a subpar manner. Especially when I'm paying my hard earned money. WILL NOT be returning.


We found this place off of Yelp and after reviewing the reviews my husband and I decided to try it out. We went here to celebrate our wedding anniversary and the food and atmosphere was awesome. I do not recommend to take small children. The atmosphere was very romantic with dim lighting and they had someone to play live music on the accordion.\n\nI ordered the house special which was the Whiskey Shrimp and Chicken. This dish was so good, it did not disappoint. My husband ordered the Bake Zitti which was great as well. For both of our meals plus wine and a few beers we paid an average of 60+ bucks. \n\nWe will definitely go back again with friends and family.


This place does not even deserve a single star, but I have no choice if I want to give fair warning to others smart enough to look at Yelp before booking.\n\nFirst of all, this hotel is completely outdated, ghetto,  and dirty.  So dirty, in fact, that my friend refused to stay there after we had already paid (booked on Orbitz).  \n\nThe girl at the front desk said it would be an additional $25 to check in early, which I was fine with.  I wasn't thrilled with the condition of this hotel, but our 1am flight was cancelled and we had already been stuck at the airport for 4 hrs, so I was essentially willing to sleep just about anywhere at that point.  My friend said \"No, do not give her the extra money.  It's filthy.  We are not staying here!\"  \n\nShe saw a large bug crawling on the floor of the hotel lobby and just when we thought it couldn't get worse, we overheard another guest speaking to a hotel employee about some issue that occurred at the hotel which prompted him to call the police.  Great!  Safety issues on top of it all!\n\nThe manager, Katie (who is snide, immature, and unprofessional) refused to refund us, stating that we had not cancelled within 48 hrs of our intended stay, so she would not issue a refund. Guess what Katie?  The hotel you manage is FILTHY, BUG-RIDDEN, GHETTO, and has blatantly RUDE and unaccommodating staff!  \n\nThe advertisement of this hotel on Orbitz is fraudulent, misrepresentative, and misleading.\n\nBy the way, Clarion Hotels are each privately owned, so I suggest not booking with them since they have no real motivation to keep them or their standards in line. \n\nTo recap, this hotel is: GHETTO, FILTHY, POTENTIALLY UNSAFE, BUG-RIDDEN, and STAFFED WITH UNPROFESSIONAL, RUDE PEOPLE\n\n**Stay at your own risk, but don't say I didn't warn you!


It sounds like this mall is getting a \"makeover\" and boy, does it need it (I read something about it in the free \"View\" newspaper).  \n\nFriends and I came here today for a girls' shopping afternoon and we just weren't feeling it.  Many storefronts throughout the mall have that white board of shame.  I hope that there are some really cool stores slated to come here because the mall just feels sad and is majorly lacking shops that interest me.  (Ahem, Banana Republic, please.)  If I were a 16 year old girl, this place would be so much more appealing.  For now, I continue to come through every now and then for Kohl's, Macy's and Dick's but I'd go out of my way to the outlets, Fashion Show, etc. for any other real shopping.


There's so many reasons I would really like to be able to give Auto Bell five stars, even four, but the bottom line is no matter how many times now I have taken one of my two cars to Auto Bell I always end up with a half-done car. They have great locations all across Charlotte, I have tried three different ones and sadly all of them have done the same quality job, mediocre. \n\nIf you are looking for a place to stop to get the floors vacuumed out and the dirt washed off the car this is definitely the place to go. If you want it thoroughly wiped down and dried off so it looks like your car should be on the showroom floor, pass them by.\n\nBottom line - good job, fair price, clean carwash facilities, usually always very friendly attendants, but you will never leave with your dash/interior truly wiped down and shining or  without those few drops of water still on the car.


Rarely do you find such value at a $$$$ restaurant. Portions are larger than you'd expect even in the small plates for expensive ingredients like filet Mignon, lobster and foie gras. \n\nFood:\nTypical of high scale restaurants you get some freebies. Among the breads the garlic is the best, my co-worker went through five slices! Another freebie are prawns which are imparted with a smoky flavor from the grill, excellent. We got foie gras for our appetizer. It was served with fresh herbs on a graham cracker like crust. Juicy and succulent I can see myself getting foie gras much more often after this one.  The beef wellington i had was cooked perfectly. The dough and duck fat that surrounded it could not have been better. After being so pleased with the app and entree i was underwhelmed by the desert. The dark chocolate souffl\u00e9  came with a sauce that tasted like it had only a hint of dark chocolate. Not worth it for chocolate lovers.\n\nPrice: Although expensive these ingredients are usually twice the price at different restaurants.\n\nAmbiance: The whole hotel has the Frank Lloyd Wright feel which looks amazing although there is nothing special about this place when compared to the rest of the hotel.\n\nBottom Line: If you're staying at the Biltmore Hotel this place is your best bet for satisfaction.


Fairly mediocre.  Whenever I went by, unless the specific barber that I normally go to, you're liable to sit around for a few hours until someone is able to help you.  Another person said it best, \"I went to the \"Barbershop\" for a haircut, not the whole damned movie\".\n\nI discovered \"Esquire\" downtown and it's certainly a busy professional's barbershop so that's my new spot.  \n\nI can get a professional haircut in a reasonable period of time.


We were invited to go to Vegas to celebrate the birthday of one of my cousins during the last weekend of July and needed a cheap motel to crash at when we weren't perusing the strip and generally having a good time.  Soooooo I went out to expedia.com and found this place.  It was reasonably priced, and the location was good, so I booked it.  Then, the day we arrived as we were waiting to checkin, I read the Yelp reviews and began to get a bit nervous.\n\nTo be honest, this isn't a bad motel.  It's not really a great hotel either.  We experienced some good and some bad with this place.  I'll summarize below.\n\nGood:\n * Location!  This place is just off the strip, about a block away from the \"4 Corners\" area where the Tropicana/MGM Grand/Mandalay Bay/Excalibur are, along with New York, New York nearby as well.  Its an easy walk to these resorts.\n * Coco's!  The place is situated right behind a 24 Hour Coco's!  And the Coco's is one of the best food deals in town.  The food is great.\n * Air Conditioning.  The A/C worked very well.  In fact, it was almost arctic!  A must in Las Vegas.\n * EPIC Water Pressure!  The water pressure for the shower was wonderful!  Hot water remained hot for ages.  I've had crappier water pressure in much swankier hotels.\n * Management.  They were quite friendly and were able to give us a ground floor room.  The wifey is slightly disabled and stairs and she don't agree often.\n * The Beds!  The bed was actually quite comfortable, and the wife couldn't stop raving about the comfyness of the pillows!  We slept very well - which is something we rarely do in a motel/hotel\n\nNot So Good:\n * Upkeep.  Our tub had some of the porcelain missing and we could see some rust in a corner.  The room itself was tidy enough, but the whole place is in desperate need of renovation.\n * WiFi.  This was one of my biggest complaints.  The WiFi here (an IBahn service) is a FEEBLE JOKE!  You could barely get a signal ANYWHERE and when you did the speed was so slow (really?!  384kbps?!!!) that it was a joke.  I was almost tempted to jump on the WiFi from the neighboring Motel 6 even though it was $3/day.\n * The TV.  I'm not complaining about the tv service per se.  The signal was strong with no fuzz and wifey and I were able to snuggle together and watch Ghost Adventures as we were winding down from the day.  My complaint is the SIZE.  A little 20\" tv barely does it, people!\n\nOverall, we had a decent experience here.  Many people complained about the \"paper thin\" walls.  But really, once we were ensconced inside - we hardly noticed the outside world or anyone on either side or above us.  The blackout curtains worked great, too.\n\nThis place is an average place to stay.  Its mostly meant as a place to crash for the night and unwind after the day.  For a basic hotel/motel, it gets a solid 3 stars - even though there are some things that need to be addressed.\n\nThe price was great too.  With my AAA Discount - 3 days/2 nights on the weekend was $100.76.  Not too shabby!


Not a great experience and an expensive disappointment !!!!\n\nThe meat was mediocre at best and mostly cold by the time it got to our table on the rare occasion it did get to our table.\nthe servers with the meat only give you a couple of bites worth then do not come back for another 10-15 minutes later.\nSome of the meat items came only once and never again. The flank steak (very tough) was the one coming back the most (3 times).\nWe had to ask and wait for some of the items on the salad bar.\nthere was no background music at all; the experience was very lousy.\n\nIn summary, if you have very low expectations you may like this place, although for the money $35/person I consider this to be an expensive disappointment !!!\nI will not go back and I will make sure to till my friends to go somewhere else...


I want to love this place, but I just don't.\nEverytime I eat here, I wish I were eating at Olive Garden....\nFor a chain, I just don't have any memorable items that I'd come back for (as opposed to Olive Garden's crack like breadsticks)\n\nMeh


Cha Ching! Cha Ching!  This place hits the jackpot for me. The \"Perfect burger\" was truly perfection.  It made my last meal on earth list and my list is really short.  WOW!! It was so good my hubby and I came back for seconds within a 4 day span. We also had the sliders, and the #8 burger...but we still went back to the \"perfect burger\". I also loved the sweet potato fries and the onion rings...yum! To top it off I ordered the mojito...a tall minty glass on a hot Las Vegas day....YEEESSSS!!


Fun little concert venue with indoor and outdoor stages.  They have Hop Knot on tap which makes me happy.  Would not ever have a mixed drink there again however...there is something really off in the flavor of their fountain soda.


My home away from home. I first attended a concert at Amos' back in early 2009 and have been coming back at least once a year. They always book some of the best bands. The employees were also really friendly each time I have been, especially the bouncers. Its spacious and has a lot of history. I really hope this place never closes. Oh but if its your first time attending a show here, the whole parking situation might be confusing for you.


Great prices and helpful staff. Free pool water tests and free advice to keep your pool crystal clear.


Went on a Friday evening for cocktails. I ordered a gin martini, it was delicious. For a snack we ordered pan seared scallops in a strawberry basil sauce. We were so surprised when the huge sea scallops were put in front of us! They were cooked perfectly and the sauce was bright and fresh, and for only $12! \n\nThe reason I'm giving 3 stars is because of the atmosphere. This place is set up weird, and there were only 2 or 3 full tables in the \"dining room\". The crowd was full of 40 somethings and there was a cover band, playing all the hits from the 70's and 80's. We didn't stay long.


You wont get atmosphere, you wont get 5-star service, but you will get the best deal on food in town.  Its all about $5 for the best gyro and fries (and drink) in town.  Nuff said.


I went with 4 other girls here for a massage.  3 of us had the spa samplers.  I chose the facial (extra $10), foot massage, hand/foot scrub, and scalp/shoulders massage.  The lady I had was super friendly, however, the facial was ok.   the foot massage was even worse.   Mostly, rubbing up and down my legs not much pressure at all on my tired feet.  My hair was so greasy after the scalp massage because of the massage oil that I had to wash my hair before leaving salon.  Overall, price is too good to be true.


I told myself today when I got home from my weeend in Vegas I was going to wite my first review on yelp about the St. Tropez hotel because it is worthy of the first review slot.\n\nWhere do I begin?  Well, let's start at the beginning.  Although I was not the one who booked the hotel, I know that the room was booked a good month in advance (at least).  We arrive in Vegas totally amped for the bachlorette party weeend ahead of us and all we want to do after a 5 hour drive is unpack and start drinking.  The reservation maker of the group goes to the front desk to check in and is told the room isn't ready, they just have to finish cleaning.  OK, so we go across the street to the Hard Rock hotel and have a drink at the Pink Taco.  We come back to find that our room wasn't being cleaned but had been given away because they had a busload of people come in.  We had booked a double king room with a pullout couch (there were 7 of us all together).  The best they could do was give us a single king with a pullout couch and 2 roll away cots.  They did apologize and said we would get the room we originally booked the next day at check in.  When we got to the room we met our ray of sunshine for the weekend, Joe.  Joe was the only part of our experience at the St Tropez even partially enjoyable.  Joe was the Jack of All Trades at the hotel.  He got us towels, he gave us a ride to the strip, and he was funny and personable and not too sore on the eyes either  :)  Anyway,after a night out we come back to the hotel and one of the girls wants to take a shower.  She steps in and no sooner does she find glass in her foot and all over the floor of the shower stall.  Joe got us band aids and helped her clean the wound.  My bedmate and I go to unfold the couch to find unchanged sheets.  Joe got us new sheets.\n\nThe next morning, we go to the lobby at about 8:30 for the continental breakfast.  Note the time.  All the bread is gone.  All the cream cheese is gone.  There's 3 servings of cereal left and a couple of stale cherry pastries.  They are out of orange juice.  The front desk girl goes to get some more goodies from the back and comes out with cold croissants.  Someone in another room tries to put one in the toaster and it gets caught and starts to smolder which is when I overhear someone at another table ask, \"Where's Joe?\"\n\nWhile a few of us sat on the deck next to the stick and leaf littered pool, the leader of our pack went to check on the status of our room change as well as see if there was anything they would be willing to do about our injured friend.  They apologized and said they would upgrade us to the \"presidential suite.\"  We would have to check back at 3 after the rooms had been cleaned.  So we did.  The room's door handle was broken and there was still no other larger rooms available.  So they gave us the option of two rooms but we didn't feel like moving so we stayed where we were for the last night.\n\nIn their defense, the place is totally understaffed and there never seems to be a manager on a duty.  They are overworked and overwhelmed.  They tried to be accomodating to our situation but it's hard to give the customer what they want when there isn't a higher up to okay it.  If nothing else, the St Tropez will just be one of the many stories we get to tell from our bachlorette weekend


I went with my wife a couple of weeks ago.  We arrived not knowing what we wanted to see.  Noticed that Bridesmaids was scheduled at 9:25 and decided to see it even though it was only 8:50.  We walked around a bit in the shopping center across the street, and came back.  The lady said the theater was ready yet so we sat and read for a bit until I noticed it was 9:25, so we went in to the theater only to discover the movie was playing!  but it quickly became apparent that it wasn't the beginning but  rather the end!\n\nTurns out that the sign was wrong outside (i double checked to see what it said) and that it was a 9:55 movie not 9:25.  Needless to say we were a bit annoyed to wait another half hour for the movie.  However, the manager came over and offered to refund our tickets, which I thought was a very nice gesture given the screw-up.   It definitely is a move that will make me come back again to this theater.\n\nVery cool vintage 50's facade, and an interesting mix of independent and main-stream cinema.  I like it.  And who cares about the seats anyway.  They might be old, but I was never uncomfortable.


They now charge items by the pound... practically a rummage sale.\n\nyes... fill your cart up with whatever.. you want & they put it on the scale for .99cents a pound...items such as books furniture & electronics are at a flat rate...\nmy mom ALWAYS goes here & comes back with at least 5 full bags...\nThey put everything in bins you have to rummage thru everything..\nBooks are .25cents which is why I will go back.


I visited the Bamboo Club with my colleagues for lunch. It was a decent experience...not something to write home about, but it hit the spot. \n\nThere was one server delegated to our table of 15  but he was incredibly efficient and personable.  Lucky for us, he was on his game: speedy, energetic and attentive. \n\nI wasn't blown away by the food. My heart was set on the lettuce wraps for an appetizer. They were the biggest disappointment of the meal. Maybe I set my hopes too high because I was expecting some veggies alongside the chicken...maybe some crisp carrots, bean sprouts and broccoli?  Nope. Just a chicken \"scramble\" and dehydrated soba noodles. Not enough lettuce to go around, either.  \n\nMost of us ordered the lunch bundle:  appetizer, soup/salad and an entree for $11.99 or $9.99, depending on the entree.  I had the cucumber salad, edamame and steamed mandarin orange chicken (steaming is Bamboo Club's healthy version of their dishes).  The salad and edamame were very fresh, but the chicken was underwhelming.  It was atop a bed of flash-fried spinach, defeating the purpose of a \"steamed\" entree.  \n\nEveryone in our party seemed to enjoy their meals.  Maybe if I ordered something different I would have a different view of this place.  I could give it another shot, but I'd have to be in the mood to \"let loose\" and eat the fried dishes.


I've been happily attending Meadowlark's weekday classes for the past two months. The space is lovely, with a particularly nice and clean changing room.\n\nJust to give you a taste of a few of the teachers' styles:\n\nElle's classes focus on strengthening the core, with some pilates elements. After about a month of practice, I had grown markedly stronger. Her classes are often quieter and more meditative, with a lot of deep twisting postures, which is a lovely way to begin the week.\n\nPaul's classes are particularly accessible for beginners, with a focus on really developing and internalizing each asana (pose). He's quite sensitive to the needs of athletes, so if you're a runner, he's your man! Also, you'll learn how to do headstands : )\n\nDemelza's classes are always super-cathartic. The room does get crowded and hot, but that helps me focus on precision -- and focusing on not kicking anyone behind me... I'm writing this hours after her Friday class, still feeling quite limber and blissful!\n\nThank you, Meadowlark, for supporting our yoga practices! I am grateful for such a great local studio and the opportunity to practice with kind teachers every day of the week.


I wish I read the other review before I decided to go in.  )=\n\nThey got me with their \"receive two services for free\" flyer from the mail.  I paid $42 for a Brazilian wax, eyebrow wax and underarm wax (I got eyebrow and underarm wax for free) which I didn't think was a good deal at all granted the quality of service which is NO QUALITY.  I've paid more or less the same amount for all three services in the past before tip at regular price.\n\nI've been waxed all over the country (most of them in L.A.) and I have to say that European Wax Center gave me the worst waxing experience EVER.  Their employees were super nice, but you can tell that they've been overly trained and are literally speaking off scripts.  They also tried upselling me everything from overpriced products to purchase of membership and future services.  That just takes the personal experience away which is very bad because body waxing is already uncomfortable enough so the environment should be personal and warm.\n\nIt also bugs me that they didn't tell me exactly what \"European Wax\" meant before getting me naked.  It's a no strip wax which only dries at certain room temperatures so it was chilly in there, and there was nothing they can about it like turning up the heat because the wax only dries in cold temperatures.  I asked for a blanket or towel and they couldn't even provide that.  Once the wax dries, it hardens and they pull that off.  The wax they're so proud of couldn't even handle taking off the fine hair so they had to go over every area at least twice.  That's not only painful, but also ineffective.\n\nI asked the aesthetician, Aja, how long she's been waxing and she said \"less than a year\".  I didn't have to ask her that...  I CAN TELL SHE'S INEXPERIENCED.  Not only did she leave ingrown hair, she also left a bunch of hair behind.  I would've insisted on having it corrected so I can be completely bare (which is how wax hair removal should ALWAYS be), but she already went over every area at least twice so I was in pain.  She was careless, heavy-handed and paid no attention to detail.  Stray hairs were left behind everywhere and my eyebrows are now uneven.  There is no way I would recommend this establishment to anyone, nor will I ever be back.  I'd rather go natural!


I had a craving for Thai food and decided to try this place after checking in with Yelp.  I ordered takeout, had a shrimp pad thai and the chicken drunken noodles, both at level 3 spicy (from 1-4 where 4 is spiciest).  I thought that both dishes were pretty good although I am accustomed to eating spicy food and would not recommend a higher level than 2 for your average foodie. I liked the drunken noodles more than the pad thai -- it was full of flavor and made better by the abundance of thai basil in it.  The only thing that would made it really stellar was if the noodles (chow fun noodles) were a little less soft and more al dente.  But that could be because i ate it 15 mins later and not right at the restaurant so it was soft, and broken up -- just a personal preference, dish was still good.  The pad thai was also good and I might be in the minority here but I do not like too sweet of a pad thai.  Thank goodness, it was not too sweet, a little bit tangy and just right!  I really like the pad thai.  Service was very friendly.  I would go back.


Horrible place to come only thing good about it is that you can walk in. my son is 2 and very sick, when I brought him in I said it felt like he had a very high temp it took them 20 min to take his temp and that's only because I kept bugging them. still sitting here my sons temp over 102f and I had time to send my husband to the store to get him medicine and am still waiting 45 min later. They obviously don't care about their patients!!! And I can't imagine what my sons temp would be if we hadn't gone to get him something to reduce his fever ou


Morton's has a fine reputation, and for the most part it lives up to it. The Steaks are sublime, though I wasn't as keen on the asparagus or potatoes here... I am not sure their prices are always in line.\n\nThe drinks are all top shelf and worth every penny.


Very nice hotel! Very Clean! Very pretty! They had xmas decors and it was jus great! I luv goin to hotels where they dont have the casino in them kuz it dont smell like smoke. This place is off the strip and u cant walk to the strip kuz its jus too far. There's a lil coffee shop that sells some finger foods and snacks. But i suggest u not buy anything from there kuz its pricey as hell! A lil red bull was $4.32. I heard thats the price as the bigger red bull can when u get them at the regular store. but  u know hotels be taxin' up the ying yang! \n\nOk so lemme describe the room. My room lookd jus like the picture thats loaded under the pictures. It had a lil flat screen on the desk, but channels they had sucked. Really had nothin to watch, but who's spose to watch TV in vegas anyways right!?! I didnt have a great view but im ok with that. View of the parking lot was good enuff for me! Bed was nice and clean. The bathroom was a good size. It had a stand up shower and a lil bath tub. \n\nOverall, it was a very nice room! And yes I would stay here again!


Downgrading based on last two visits... most recent of which was on 3/11/14.\n\nMet friends so that we could catch-up; hadn't seen them in quite some time, and one of them is getting ready to head to South Africa for a music tour (he's in a band) for a month or so. Was hoping to chat over a few drinks at what has become one of my favorite venues. Unfortunately....\n\n- It was quite swampy feeling inside - very humid and hot; air felt stale\n- It was SO UNBELIEVABLY LOUD, we couldn't talk without shouting at each other\n- The volume was unnecessary; there were two groups of tables that were literally screaming at each other... if I were the bartender, I would've asked them to calm it down a bit. Granted, it's not a library, but wow - when 9-10 people are destroying the ambiance of your place, it may be appropriate to chime in.\n\n- The bartender on 3/11 was quite terrible - service was super slow. He wasn't much of a multi-tasker; I stood and waited for a very, very long time to get a single beer, and never did - I gave up on waiting for him to help me. People next to me were waiting longer than I was... I saw two of them walk away from the bar, sit down, wait, and then leave. That's unacceptable.\n\n- The bartender goofed-up my tab... I ordered a total of 3 drinks (2 taps, 1 mixer), and when I went to tab out, he ran my card for $20. I said, \"Was that mixer really $11?\" He shrugged, went back to the register, tinkered with something, and then said that he had rung-in four drinks, and wondered if I just wanted to pay for them. He did void the transaction and re-ring me correctly, but come on... \n\nWe had every intention of staying for a few hours, getting a bunch of drinks, and enjoying ourselves... but, we left after one round and then spent $150+ at another place. Sorry, guys.\n\nI hope it gets better with the next visit.


Reminds me of Vietnamese sugarcane and drinks/desserts found back home in San Jose (that's a good thing!). They took a while for our drinks to come out though, so minus a star for speed considering there wasn't a line or anything.


This place is always busy, and mistakes are made with otherwise simple menu items.


I heart the Rusty Dory so hard!\n\nThis may send some serious shade my way but i'll just say it:  Bellevue sucks and if you're there, you'll need a drink and this is the best place to go get one!\n\nIt's a dive bar, but divey in that quaint kind of way, not in the \"I want to douse myself with hand sanitizer when this is over\" kind of way.\n\nThe prices are reasonable, the food is good, and they have a lot of craft beers available, I was really surprised by the great selection!  It's easy to drive by the Dory but do stop in and give it a chance!


If you're a work from homer, then sometimes you just need to get out of your crib and find a quiet spot to be all kinds of productive. Sometimes this \"productive place\" outside the home is a local coffee shop, a cafe or even (gasp) a library. Yes, folks, a library. Where it's supposed to be all sorts of quiet and somber. I decided to pack up my laptop and bring her to the Myers Park library branch yesterday to focus and be productive outside of my house.\n\nHere's the thing about the major changes with the Char/Meck library systems as of late, because of the budget squeezes, funding cuts and closings around the county, the libraries are really full at really odd times. Like a Tuesday afternoon. I figured this out yesterday as I tried to grab a cubby and get some work done. No such luck. No open tables, either. And really though, I can't blame them. This particular branch is pretty small and doesn't have a ton of \"working\" space. Plus, because many of the other (larger) branches are closed on Tuesdays, the Myers Park branch gets a ton of their overflow. \n\nThus, the library was chock full of kids, Internet surfers and folks coming in and out to use their services. I take no issue with the crowded factor, as this branch is clearly serving its community and its needs. Yay for that! Just keep it in mind that this may not be as quiet as you think!\n\nThe folks who work here are very, very sweet and helpful. Not only did they help me find a few books for an upcoming beach trip, but I also overhead them helping anyone and everyone with a question or issue. As previously mentioned, there is a bank of individual cubbies for the working bees and a few tables near the back if you're lucky enough to score one. Literature wise, this is a small branch. But I highly recommend searching for your books online and you can request that the be put on hold at whichever branch you like. Thus, whichever library that has said book(s) will send them over to the Myers Park branch (or whichever branch you designate online) and they will notify you when they are ready to be picked up. Stroll on over to the branch, pick up your books, hit up the self-checkout and poof! Instant literature bliss.\n\nA few other things to note about this particular location: the parking is easy but can be tight when they are busy. They offer free WiFi and have a small, but diverse, selection of magazines and media at your disposal. Here's hoping that the county figures it out and supports our library structure as a whole. They should be open every day, folks.


Earl of Sandwich is a delicious and budget friendly place to eat! I had it for the very first time on my x number of times that I have been to vegas.  I can't believe I have never had it till now! But I'm so glad to have found it.\n\nEarl of Sandwich is located inside Planet Hollywood.  I actually had this place for dinner and lunch the next day.  It was nice to eat somewhere affordable and not feel like you have to stuff yourself to get your money's worth at a buffet.\n\nEarl of Sandwich gets the job done and serves mouth-watering decent sized sandwiches.  The sandwiches are all perfectly balanced with its different components.  The bread is really fresh and the whole sandwich just melts in your mouth.  It's so warm and gooey--I'm craving for it already just reminiscing about it!\n\nThe salads were really good too.  I tried the Mediterranean Caesar Salad and it was really good as well.  Make sure to tell them to go light on the dressing since they tend to put a lot in there.    \n\nI also got to try their frozen lemonade which was pretty decent....but what makes it better is if you have extra vodka laying around....say at your room or in your pocket ...or your purse...Just splash some in there and BAM! you have a refreshing cocktail.\n\nEarl of Sandwich, I'll be back for you!


Tavern 245 is one of our regular happy hour spots. Modern vibe to it but the chairs/sofas are still pretty comfortable. And as one expects in a Pgh bar, TV's so you can watch sports. Specials are good, the bartenders are friendly and while it gets busy for happy hour, it's not too crowded. It may feel a little hazardous getting down the stairs when you've had one too many but I haven't heard any reports of accidents so it's really not that bad;)\n\nFor lunch, I've only been once; got a burger which was pretty good. Prices are very decent for downtown. Make sure to get here a little early for lunch as the service is a little slow once they get busy (a sentiment also confirmed by coworkers who've gone more often). I certainly wouldn't mind coming back for lunch again.


Oh Giant Orange Julep, it's been 10 years of driving on by you, never stopping, always wondering and tonight it finally stopped. But you didn't wow me. 10 years of wondering must have set my expectations soaring, but 10 years probably saw to a giant price increase? \n\nLet's face it, it wasn't cheap eating there, in fact not cheap at all, I got a Veggie Burger with Julep and a poutine, then I saw those Yo Dough cookies and thought I would give that a go too, and $22 dollars later, I could say my meal was ok. The Julep was tasty and the selection quite broad, (having veggie options, gluten free hotdogs, pasta, tuna salad, filet of cod etc.)\n\nSo I guess I'm happy I finally checked it out, but maybe I'd have to go back in the summertime to re-live it all.


Well I found this little place here on yelp and after reading reviews decided the fam and I just had to try it. When we got there only one table was occupied so I figured it would be quick. Wrong..we ordered a couple tacos a burrito, torta, and some chicos tacos everyone raves about. Took over 30 mins to get our food. The burrito was good the tacos soggy and bland and the sauce on the chicos tacos was more like a glorified fideo broth. And on top of that they forgot two tacos in our order and then had the nerve to get upset when I called to inform them i was coming back to get them. Overall a burrito isn't enough to keep us coming back. So disappointing!!


One star for being unsanitary. I can forgive a lot when it comes to restaurants, but blatant disregard for sanitary food preparation is a deal-breaker.\n\nThe guy behind the counter got mad when we asked for water instead of buying a can of soda for $1.35 and would only give us a single tiny cup to share. I understand drinks are a big source of profit, and he was mad he wasn't getting that on this sale. I can overlook that.\n\nI got the kafta arayess and my wife got the chicken shawarma. All meat comes from a big pre-cut pile. Some items go on an open grill. Most items go into a microwave there in front of you. They're busy, and pre-cutting and nuking are fast. I can overlook that.\n\nI actually really enjoyed my sandwich. The meat was spiced well. The sauce was great. The beets tasted like they were past their prime, but nothing to detract from an overall decent meal. \n\nDespite the service, this was shaping up to be a 3-star experience... then we saw one of the men behind the counter pick up some of the pre-cut meat with his bare hands, eat it, lick his fingers, and continue preparing food. We were shocked.\n\nI can't overlook that. That's just disgusting and irresponsible.


First impression(2/5) : I made the mistake of going here on a father's day... extremely crowded! We had to wait 25 minutes! As we were waiting outside one of the \"chefs\" came out for a smoke break and his clothes were FILTHY. Every fiber in my body wanted to get back in the car and leave but my husband and friend really wanted to eat here. This ihop hasn't even been open for a year but it definitely didn't look new. \n\nCustomer service (0/5): HORRIBLE! Our waitress had an incredibly bad attitude. She was super rude and was acting like we were wasting her time by taking our orders. I'm really curious how she got the job because there was nothing friendly or personable about her demeanor. You know those type of people that NEVER smile and everyday is a bad day for them... that's our waitress. When she came to our table she didn't introduce herself, she just said, \"What do you guys want!\" Oh, and they didn't clean off the table before we sat down. There was syrup everywhere. She didn't check on us until we were done with our meals. We also didn't get a refill until we were done with our meals. I was thirty as a mug! \n\nFood (2/5): one word - Sloppy! I ordered chicken strips and \"seasoned\" fries. I don't really like breakfast food that much. When my plate came, it looked like they just threw it on the plate. Their version of \"seasoned\" fries is regular fries with a sprinkle of season salt on top. SUPER LAME! On top of the lame fries they only gave me a few. \n\nNever coming back...ever!


Good beer and decent food...


I luckily found this place when I googled, \"Things to do in vegas.\" Afterall, I'm really sick of doing generic activities in las vegas. Boozing and clubbing gets really old, and definitely not as interesting to do on a bday (at least for me). \n  Since i wanted to do something fun, cool, that I had never done before on my birthday, I opted for playing in a so-called huge sandbox. Originally, I thought I was going to break, demolish and feel like Godzilla by being the mastermind behind the massive machinery. I was soon disappointed for a slight second when I found out I wasn't going to pick things up (was hoping a car...just kidding) and throwing it somewhere a couple feet away and smashing it.  Oh wait, I'm not kidding about the car. \n   Instead, I got to re-arrange tires, pick up a basketball and put it in a tire hole, and get to dig some deep holes. It was challenging and fun at the same time. If the DIG IT people are reading this, maybe the car idea isn't so bad after all. \n\n  The owner was personable and friendly. The instructors were funny, patient, and an absolute delight to work with. Not only were they informative, but they were real pros that helped me get through the entire activity. I had an AWESOME time. \n  I think the only disadvantage is the price. Luckily, I found a groupon to cut down costs, and it allowed both of us to share the experience together.  I believe it usually costs about $220/pp for 1.5 hours. Not cheap, my friends. \n\n  Given the choice between the EXCAVATOR and BULLDOZER, STICK WITH THE EXCAVATOR. Cuz you get to play with BALLS. HAHHAHAHAHHA...okay, okay, that too, and it's also much bigger than the bulldozer. Sometimes, size matters, and bigger is better. Even my bf (who did the bulldozer) said he wants to go back and try the excavator. As for me, once you go big, you can't go back...


Like other commentators, the speed of service is horrid. If you see a long line already at the drive thru, I advise to keep on driving. The quality of the ice cream is very satisfactory, but it's hard enjoying it when poor customer service and speed of service are low. It was also disappointing to see them skimp on the amount of my ice cream despite having to wait an incredibly long time (not only because the huge Gilbert family in their Suburban in front of me took forever to order - which they did - but they argued at the drive thru attendant and spun out their tires as they left). For that, they only get two stars and my only visit back to them is if I'm the only person in the store.


I can only review Consignment process!  Brought in  a travel trailer for consignment, in excellent condition.  The rep showed me NADA rating and said MSRP was only about $6000 and they offered me $4500!  I asked for $5000 based on the information provided!  They said they could probably only sell it for $6500!!!  Three days later I see my trailer listed on their site for $10,700!  They did nothing to earn that much of a profit in my trailer, trailer was in excellent condition!!  Questionable business practices!  I CANNOT RECOMMEND THIS BUSINESS!  Beware and do your homework!  Unfortunately I did not!  They do not disclose the actual sale price so the possibility was that the business earned as much as I did on MY trailer for little effort!  I highly recommend asking what you think it's worth and be willing to walk away!


I've been here 3 times and every time i had a different experience that all ended with me regretting going there. \n\nthe first time i got exactly which donut i wanted but did not have a cash, they told me it was a 5 dollar minimum. i kind of looked around and decided to get 5 dollars worth, the man behind the counter threw in extra donuts and i was so happy. great service. but i when i got home and took a bite it was stale and gross ( no wonder i got extras). \n\nthe second time i brought cash! The lady behind the counter was so rude i asked for the chocolate donut and she was like ugh you sure you dont want the pig in the blanket (i dont remember the name) and i was frustrated by the time i left, and the donut had a crunch to it (overcooked i guess). \n\nMy third and final time was today. i again forgot to bring cash, and the gentleman was trying to help me get to that 5 dollar min, i was asking what the flavors where because i did not recognize them, and he was speaking a different language. All he knew how to say was money, and thank you. the donuts again had a crunch and that is not what a donut is. \n\nOverall very disappointing and if i didnt live so close and kept forgetting how much i disliked it, i would stop going, they are very convenient to get to with a lot of parking, but if you have a hankering for a real donut, save your craving for a different place. Also note that this visits were several months apart. \n\nthey get one star for convenience of parking.


Completely over-rated. Have you been to Quiznos? That will give you an idea of what's going on here.\n\nAm I crazy here?  Most of my Yelp buddies have given this palce great reviews but I whole-heartedly disagree.\n\nHad the Jerk Chicken and the Full Montagu.  I had to double check the sticker on the wrapper to make sure I didn't get some sort of Italian chicken sandwich. There was no jerk flavor whatsoever. Tasted more like the chicken was drizzled in Italian dressing.  The Montague was better but nothing to rave about.\n\nI must admit the operation is smooth and the fact that it's open all the time in Vegas is a definite plus.  I wouldn't go out of my way to try this place.


I headed over to here after roller derby shenanigans one Thursday night. Thursdays at Hartigans are karaoke night so I was kept pretty entertained.\n\nThe interior is nice-- almost sport-bar-y by feel rather than a pub. Brightly lit, and more tables and bar seats than booths. \n\nThe bartender wasn't exactly rude to me, but not particularly nice either.\n\nI snacked on some fries while I was there- pretty subpar. The beer selection was mediocre and definitely a pinch more pricey than the quality I got.\n\nOne great thing though, I have to mention, about this place is it is GLBT friendly and not flamboyant about it. In the south, that isn't as common so yeah. Props for that.


Wowza!  My memories of Goodwill are tinged by what I've experienced about twenty years ago... dark, dingy places with slightly musty-smelling clothing.  I popped into this one on a whim, and I'm so glad I did.  It was such a pleasant surprise!  \n\nThe clothing is all organized by size, and the store has a great selection of brands.  The merchandise quality and cleanliness really compares to some of the best \"consignment\" stores I've seen.  I picked up a pair of Paige jeans that fit perfectly and a Ann Taylor sweater for less than $11.  I heard the cashier (whose tag said \"assistant manager\") say to another customer that the area Goodwill sends some of its best stuff to this location.  I wish all thrift stores were as good as this one!


Sushi Imagine is NOT like eating a bunch of poison!\n\nImagine this; A sushi bar that is adorned with a tasteful amount of Beatles swag on the walls. Off to a good start already. Saturdays are reserved for Beatles only music while the rest of the week you can hear anything from Aerosmith to Zepplin playing in the background.\nThis place is a non-ayce place which causes you to be more thoughtful of your choices as to not have to take out a small loan in order to pay your bill since you're used to eating as much as you can stuff down your gullet at other places. Don't misunderstand me, this place is not expensive at all, we're just jaded a bit in this town with sushi prices based on the ayce model. \n\nThis place is refreshing! Small bar and dining that makes the quaintness of the place cozy as opposed to cramped.\nThe Service is Superb! You feel as if you are a guest rather than a customer. \nThe quality is exactly what you'd hope to find at a REAL Sushi Bar. Top quality ingredients with great attention to detail not only with Chef Aki  mastering his craft but from the kitchen staff as well. Chef Aki's rolls are very artistically done with much pride and enthusiasm as you might be able to tell from photos (try the Hello Kitty Roll).\n\nThe bonus to this place is their daily lunch special. Each day of the week has a different Bento Box Special  priced at just $5. McDonald's across the way can't match that price. So glad this place is close to home, just disappointed it took me a year to find it.\nIf you're lucky enough to spend $30 on your visit you get to spin their wheel at a chance to receive Imagine Cash ranging from $1-$50 usable on your future visit.


Who likes the DMV? Nobody. Then why do I give it a 3 star? For the self-service kiosks, where you can be in and out in less than 10 minutes. It's the best thing they could have done to help keep people moving. Now the only time I dread going is when I have to actually see a human to get done what I need. Visit the website to see what you can get done at the kiosk. And they have kiosks in other businesses (AAA's, grocery stores, etc) around Las Vegas, so check that out.


love love moto fresh fish cool atmosphere must try this hip mod place.  The noodles are out of this world and the sushi is the best in this part of town. Be prepared for a long wait this place is popular.


I appreciate all these people who are giving Boe five stars. However, my experience, not so good.\n\nI tried the place for a few free classes, and got the lavish love and swooning everyone looked for. That was totally dropped the instant I signed the contract. I barely got a nod as I came in from that point on. Boe was primarily focused on his female fighter, and had little to do with anyone else. If I wanted to work out on my own, I have a heavy bag and can run on the streets; why pay someone else to get just that.\n\nLater, when my schedule was adjusted at work, I informed him via his assistant that I could not come during the regular boxing times, and what other times were available? They said that they closed at 1 and re-open later in the afternoon. I told them that I would be working at that time. That's the last I heard of them. I ran into Boe at a bout a few months later, and said he would work something out but never responded to my emails. Basically I was being cold-shouldered until my contract expired.\n\nI would have been okay with the contract, I got suckered into it, but he could at least have had the dignity to respond.\n\nThere are much better gyms out there for boxing with trainers that actually want to train you. Skip Boe's. Besides, it's next to a 7-11 and a bar, which plays havok with your willpower.


My wife and I were roaming the industrial and business park area of Phoenix looking for a decent bite to eat, preferably Mexican food. We finally stumbled upon a set of about five Mexican eateries. We decided on Salsitas, which seems to be a chain in the Valley of The Sun.\n\nI wished that the woman had done a better job of speaking and understanding English. The food order was correct, and plentiful, not to mention cheap, but we had specifically asked for forks and were not given any. I had to go to our hotel's front deck and beg the clerk for a couple of plastic forks. \n\nThe burrito was huge and very tasty. I had a couple of Grilled Chicken mini-tacos, and while they were pretty good, they were nothing special and I even found a few pieces of gristle. My wife had a chicken burrito and said it was huge and very good. She could not finish it. They also gave us some hot carrots so that scored well with her.\n\nTen bucks for all of that, including four salsas and sour cream. Not bad, but I'd like to try more.


The Downtown Dill is my favorite cocktail! This place is the most amazingly chill cocktail bar I've ever had the pleasure of being to. They have a number of great cocktails for you to expand your tastes with. I've never had a bad drink at DCR and I've pretty much tried most of the menu. The bartenders are also extremely friendly and personable!


Wow...overrated much? I eat out practically every meal, and on this occasion, I was having out with some co-workers to snag an early lunch (around noon). We were seated right away, but it took the server a good 10-15 minutes to bring us water, or ask us if we are ready to order food. This was pre-lunch rush, so I don't understand what took them so long. Especially because they seemed well-staffed...actually a tad over-staffed??? Many employees were hanging out doing nothing, and it was a bit aggravating to wait for someone to really notice your group.\n\nI ordered an appetizer (which was decent, but small portions) and the Pink Taco Platter (chicken, beans, picked onions, avocado). Honestly, the food was terrible. Chicken was sorta cold, the beans were mushy, the picked onions didn't do much and the taco shell was oily as hell. My colleague was a bit underwhelmed with the service delay, and how we were practically full before our main order was even taken (Due to the abundance of complimentary tortilla chips being served by our non-waiter).\n\nOn the drive back, all of us mutually agreed that this was a very underwhelming dining experience. I wouldn't mind going back to this place for the drinks, but when you have a place called Pink Taco that serves shitty tacos...its game over!


This place, y'all....\n\nI wanted it to be so much more. I'm even struggling to write about an experience because there really wasn't one.\n\nOkay, my first experience there was just for drinks. I ordered two drinks and each one of them was incorrect when I ordered them. One of them was a beer, not that difficult to me at least. Then I was charged for it which really irritated me. I will say they took off the incorrect drink no hassle, but still it's a nuisance. \n\nMy second experience was for lunch. I ordered the chicken chop salad. The salad was great. Everything was fresh and tasty, but man does the service suck. We were forced to sit at the bar because there were no tables available, however, they had plenty of seats. I know they use Open Table so maybe they had reservations, but not from what I saw.\n\nI just don't get this place. I'm not sure why it's named, \"Dahntahn\", but really doesn't reflect Pittsburgh inside. Don't get me wrong I hate how people will highlight the flaws in Pittsburgh by way of using some of the local language. I'm glad it has more of a 60's retro feel to it, but I just don't get it overall. What are they trying to do with the space? And there are way too many televisions in the bar. The space is too small for all of those television sets. I feel like I'm at a Best Buy when I sit there.\n\nThis restaurant does not reflect downtown or \"Dahntahn\" to me one bit.


I love this spa!  It is fantastic. Francesca and Barb are very professional. The atmosphere is classy & clean. They've got a client for life!


I think Rito's is overpriced for what you get. The burritos look huge because they use an over sized tortilla that hides the tiny amount of meat they use so most bites are filled with tortilla not meat. If the green chile burrito I ordered was filled with meat then maybe it would be worth $8. The beans were above average and I thought their salsa was amazing even though they charge 25 cents for two tablespoons of it. I expected to be blown away by the food here but it tasted just like the food I grew up eating. It made me want to hug my mom :)


If you like Disneyland and waiting hours to ride rides, you will love this s*!t show of an office. My son has seen Dr Burford, Ky, Greenspon, Blank over the past 4 months Plan on being there all day. They moved to an even smaller location this week which is nicer than their \"prison\" looking old location. However the prison setting is rather appropriate since their staff looks like a bunch of degenerates on a work release program. Do yourself and child better like I did today and fire these losers.


Good crust and quality toppings...not bad at all.


We got there pretty early and only had to wait about 30 minutes to get seated.  For $26.95, it was a great deal for dinner and the highlights were the Hurricane Roll (Shrimp tempura, spicy tuna, cucumber and avocado topped with salmon tempura, smelt eggs & green onion drizzled with eel sauce spicy yum yum sauce & mayonnaise) and Pork Belly with Mango Salsa.  We ordered a lot of nigiri and while the quality was very good for AYCE, it was not good enough for nigiri or sashimi. \n\nThe one hour time limit and strict rules regarding uneaten food made me nervous but in the end, we had enough time to stuff ourselves.


When we first moved to Arizona we lived in Ahwatukee and Abacus Inn was on restaurant of choice on Elliot and 48th.   Fast forward 20 years and one pops in closer to us so we thought we would give it a try.  \nI liked it, she didn't.  It wasn't the same as we remembered.  Maybe we aged.  Maybe they did.  The place is tiny and packed.  There appears to be a brisk take-out business happening.   The menu appears to be \"lite\" on menu options and not like other Chinese joints where there are endless pages of options.  \nWe preferred Shanghai on 67th and Happy Valley (in the Fry's shopping Center) as our favorite Chinese in the Northwest side.  \nThere is some serious commentary needed and it's how these Chinese restaurants seem to make take out orders, over in restaurant orders.   They must teach them that in Chinese Food school but I have seen full packed restaurants of people waiting up to an hour + for food, while the take out is brisk.  I have seen people walk in, order takeout and then sit and eat it whiles others wait.   I'm not sure why they do this, but all Chinese joints seem to partake in this mistake.


We had Mohther's Day dinner at Harold's because mom wanted a good chicken dinner with mashed potatoes.  Finally.......when our dinner arrived the chicken looked like what you would over nuke in a TV dinner!!!!!  The breast was like leather and the mashed potatoes tasted like what a dirty refrigerator smells like.  Husbands ribs were tough and over cooked (nuked).  Daughter had a chicken pollo and it had veg-all in it!!!  What gave this a star, were the rolls, they were terrific! \nWon't be back


Tuesday night is service industry night. I was in Vegas for my sister's 21st birthday. We met a guy who got us in at 11pm and wristbands for an hour of free drinks, Well drinks but my sis is 21 and was not complaining. Lavo is a tad on the smaller side but we had a BLAST! Great music to dance to. All of the bartenders were nice. I am sure some of the fun stuff came when we met some awesome Australian guys and sat in VIP with them most of the night too! :)


If I could turn back time and not have gone to La Petite France Bistro...I would.  It was terrible.  From the slow service to the iced tea that wasn't ice tea...and the waiter not even noticing no one at our table drank it...to the sick feeling I had after the meal:(\nThe smoked salmon crepes were not edible.  They were salty and sickly fishy.  We hid them under the blob of lettuce they call a salad.  We also got their version of a pizza...it was at least palatable...but not worth bringing the left overs home.  Also, we had a Quiche Lorraine.  I felt like I was eating hospital food.  Again, we could eat it but it wasn't very good.  We wanted dessert...but I was scared to try anything further.  \n\nWe had just had two great crepe experiences while traveling in San Fran and were looking forward to this.  I'm sorry to write this review as I think it is a individual owner trying to make a go of things...but I think this place needs to revamp before it becomes a casuality.  I only think it is fair to warn others so no one else wastes time, money and calories on this joint.


This is for the G.L located inside the Venietian. I have eaten here at least 50 times and have never had a bad meal,or service. I always ask to be seated out in the antriem its alittle more airy,and great for people watching.\n First of all the waiter/ess will put down some warm bread with dipping oil. This itself may fill you up.\n\n  Quite often I order the baked salmon,it comes with a small portion of garlic potatoes,and green beans. I also enjoy their hamburgers as well as the sloppy joe's.\n  All in all I believe you will allways get a good dinner at a reasonable price.


Never actually ate in there but we ordered some dishes once and they were disappointing. We ordered some shrimp chow mein and some beef dish and both dishes were filled with filler. The shrimp dish had those little shrimp that you usually find in fried rice and the rest of the dish was all basically frozen vegetables. Everything seemed like it came out of the cheapest bulk bag of product they could find at Costco. I don't know about the buffet but nothing I ate made me want to go back. The place has been open for at least 7-8 years by now so it must be doing something right. Maybe the buffet is rather cheap and has a good selection but the food I got from them was nothing I would want more of. The Chinese food in the Boulder and Sam's Town buffets down the street are much better than what I had here and I'm pretty sure there's better Chinese food in the surrounding area. There always seems to be families going here or parties of 5 or more so it probably priced cheap enough for a family to come in and look the other way when it comes to taste.


Had a couple of their famous fish tacos. Very pricey for the food you get. The tacos were mostly cabbage. They even used the core of the cabbage which was bitter. On the good side their fish was very tasty just not enough. For the price Tortilla Fish has them beat no contest.


In April I visited this location because once again I had what I suspected was a sinus infection (an annual event with me). I had been to other locations in previous years for the same problem. I was happy to discover this new location located less than a half mile from where I live. The waiting room was empty and my wait was only about 20 minutes. The examination took even less time. I was given an Rx for antibiotic, which cleared it up. I had just become eligible for Medicare and was told that I owed nothing on the day I visited. Today, almost 4 months later, I received a bill. FastMed had billed Medicare $295.00 for the visit, of which Medicare paid $156.31, leaving me a balance to pay of $138.69. This is more than I have paid in previous years when I had NO insurance! The $295.00 billing is outrageous! Next time I will make appointment with a regular doctor. By the way, the bill (the first I have received from them) also shows \"over 90 days\" which will undoubtedly show up on my credit history. No thanks Fast Med. This is a rip off!


Hi I'm from New York Friday 7/252014 I'm go to heat in ferraros Italian restaurant e wine bar located in 4480 paradise road Las Vegas nevada 89169 raccomanded by friends on my I go to inside this beautiful classy family restaurant whit really Italian atmospery the personal is amazing helpful ,I'm order \n Spaghettini Scoglio, whit shrimp, scallops, lobster, clams, calamari in a tomato sauce. And my friends order ha lasagna whit mozzarella in top the taste is superlative y never heat Delicious Italian food Like ferraros befor Ourserver was fantastic.  Super great service and very personable.  I will definitely be back whit my family nex time thank you .


Attentive service, clean location, comfy/relaxing ambiance, nice decor & an open view to the casino. My gfs & I had a great lunch experience here.  The server had our even splitted our entrees for us :) \n\n~*~Pink Lady Apple & D'Anjou Pear Salad, Blue Cheese, Golden\n      Raisins, Fennel, Sherry Vinaigrette\n       - - This salad was absolutely DEEELICIOUS!! I have to say in my \n            years of salad eating this is seriously the BEST salad!\n\n~*~ Butter Lettuce \"Caesar Salad\", Humboldt Fog Cheese, Garlic\n       Croutons, White Anchovies \n       - - My gf loved her salad. It definitely was good but I say mine was\n            much yummier\n\n~*~ Marinated Leg of Lamb, Tomato, Shaved Fennel, Cilantro-Mint Raita,\n        House Made Pita, Couscous\n         - - The lamb was cooked just right & was a pretty darn good pita! \n\n~*~ Sangria\n        - - was ok & too much ice/fruits\n\nO.M.G.!  This place serves Banoffee pie!! arghhh~!  Such a shame I didn't know & didn't try it. Found out when I returned to cali & checked out the menu again. Grrr... =P   The 1st I had this DEEELICIOUS dessert was in UK & never did I find it here in being served in Cali. Besides Eton Mess (another yummy English dessert) it is my all time favorite sweets to eat! \n\nI'll have to come back here to have me some of that banofee pie!!  Oooh & must try their Raspberry Chocolate Chip Souffle - sounds sooo yummie~ :D


It amazes me that this store is still in business. I have been keeping saltwater fish and corals for 19 years and have never seen prices this high. I spoke with the owner Greg Sauers and it became crystal clear that he is out for your money. Also after speaking with an employee I was informed that the fish are not quarantined like they say and they lose a lot of fish to ick. Beware the positive reviews on Yelp and other sites as employees are also asked to give good reviews to boost up the stars. Fintastic is selling inferior livestock at a premium price. Greg told me the dry goods are so expensive because the Internet is his biggest competitor and after shipping his products will be cheaper. This is a flat out lie. He might have been able to get these prices when there was no competition in Charlotte, but that has changed. I hope this helps some people protect their tanks from crashing due to disease or poor information. STAY AWAY FROM FINTASTIC!!!


I've been to Panchero's, and I probably won't go back.  If I ever find myself in that center again, I will be at either Jersey Mike's, Starbucks or Yogurtland!  The flavor of the food was decent.....but they were so stingy on everything that it pissed me off before I even got a chance to taste the food!\n\nGet this...they measure out the cheese in this little scoop....are you kidding me!?!?!  It was probably an ounce of cheese, which if you are like me, is not nearly enough cheese to go around.  Also, when I said that I didn't want the rice, just beans, I still got the same amount of beans that a person who ordered rice got....beans are like the cheapest food on the planet....don't be so stingy!  The carnitas was pretty tasty, but I just felt like I was being so jipped as far as the value and the portions went that in order for me to return...a mass destruction of all the Rubio's, Chipotle's and Baja Fresh's would have to occur...and even then...I would probably still pick taco bell....you just can't beat 89 cent bean burritos!


Read reviews and it was close...but no cigar ordered the New York steak and veal scaloppini and some cocktails....the steak at 30 a plate was full of fat and gristle and my veal was about the same and the sauce brown and gravy like heavy not what scaloppini is usually like\nMy martini was suggested And it was sweet but lacked flavor...service was good but don't think we'd return with so many choices out there.


I enjoy Winghart's, but they could definitely be better.\n\nThe burgers are good and of good quality meat.  I've never had a disappointing burger.  They aren't the best burgers in the city, but are very good.\n\nThe beer selection and pricing is good.  The whiskey selection is amazing.\n\nTheir fries are horrible.  They are over cooked and over salted.\n\nOverall, I'd say Fat Head's or Smiling Moose are better for burgers.  Winghart's is my choice when people want the burgers, beer, and whiskey trifecta.


I'm a local and decided to take advantage of a Groupon to check out what the Imperial Palace had become. Sadly, this is the single worst hotel experience I've had in Vegas. While the casino floor renovations were pretty, the hotel rooms are still small, cramped and shoddy. The hallways are narrow, random and confusing. There's no staff or clear signs available to direct you anywhere. \nOn top of the taxes, they charged a mandatory $11 \"resort fee\" for Wi-Fi, which didn't even work most of the time. \nAnd then, to top it off, I got a warning on my windshield from property security, asking me to park more considerately... which would be easier if the spots weren't smaller than my compact car. \nThis hotel belongs in the 1970's, not the 21st century.


Pretty shitty place. Bad atmosphere, bad food.


see the waitress?  see her ignore you?  see a bartender ?  good luck if you can find one...maybe they are hiding somewhere?  big points on the art and decor, the music is usually stellar, but the service is really lacking.  there is a really good selection of beer, somewhat pricey.  the hummus is really good.  oh but why is the Indian serving the naked goddess on the painting above the bar?  that will have you stumped for hours!


Normally I wouldn't bother to write a review for a Pizza Hut. Or even check in on Yelp. Some secrets are best kept in the family. It's Pizza Hut after all. Everyone knows what they're going to get. \n\nSo what's the motivation this time? I noticed some really bad recent reviews for the carry out location I occasionally use. The workers there, however, are consistently nice and really seem to be trying to do a good job given the limitations that Pizza Hut presents. I just wanted to give them a little \"thumbs up\". \n\nThree stars, the maximum rating allowed by law for a Pizza Hut.


Good price, good place! \nVery easy to find what you are looking for and they have something for every budget so its great.\nThe only down side would be the location.\nVery hard to find parking during the day.


Oh, YUM YUM YUM!  I couldn't decide between a few flavors and settled on vanilla mint and loved it.  I need to go back and have the peach.  \nI was stuffed so couldn't order more than a small... there's always next time!


Reopening this friday


Located near Metals Edge Studios, this place has been deceptively hidden from me.\n\nI went there tonight for the first time with some people from a networking group and at first was a bit put off.\n\nIt's a bit more bar with the seating style indoors, which was where we chose to sit. There is also outdoor seating with tables and chairs. It was a slow night. We had fast, friendly and efficient service. Our waitress was very friendly and accommodating to those who needed different types of seating, etc, because of the really high chairs.\n\nI was expecting crappy bar food and though I was not a fan of the nachos (chicken was a bit bland) or the calamari (tasted like they were frozen...plus, they looked like onions rings at first glance), I was very happy with other items on the menu.\n\nI was a big fan of the complimentary beef taquitos and the chicken fingers that the owner, Flicka, himself sent out....and delivered as well.\n\nThe food was priced cheaply and the menu was easy to read. There isn't a huge variety of food to choose from, but there is definitely enough there to satisfy the most finicky eater. Coronas are $2.00, nachos with chicken was a scant $6.75...it was such a bargain!\n\nThe owner, Flicka, came and chatted with us a couple of times. At first we wondered who this man was, but he was completely affable and so sincere how could we not enjoy him talking to us?\n\nI enjoyed it here, but it's a bit out of the way. It's really bar more than a cantina. The food is decent and the atmosphere leaves a bit more to be desired. Overall, I'd come here again if someone else were driving.


A new experience, in the end it was nasty, sauces were bland, and had massive diarrhea after wards. \n\nRATING: GARBAGE!


I was at Five50 last week and there was a friendly little green worm crawling across my friend's salad plate....when the attractive Latina manager finally arrived at our table she mumbled something about organic and deal with it....but not in that order....for an incredibly humble white boy like myself that answer would be more than acceptable...my friend is an attractive African American woman- who is not only a well paid executive in LA- but has not yet gotten to the point where the green worm thing is part of her cultural cuisine ...I don't think their exchange did anything to improve interracial relations....if only the environ of thirty dollar pizza's could be a little more post racial think how great the world would be....( in truth the whole incident might not have happened if it hadn't taken 45 minutes to get us two pizza's in a half full restaurant....the little green fellow might have just crawled away....)...\n\nHey Shawn your servers at Sage are a tad smarmy as well...I know you are from Chicago but you and your team need to tone it down a notch or two...


Pretty tasty bbq for sure, but the service was pretty slow (but did seem like they also had a catering gig at the same time).  Tender pork, good flavor and a sauce with gentle spice.  Good fries, the Mac and Cheese was just ok thou.  Good review on the coleslaw from table mate.  The sweet sauce seems to have more spice vs. their original.  We'll be back for sure to a nice family owned place.


I have only been here for the lunch buffet, which, at $8.99 is a steal. Seriously, this place is great. It tends towards to more traditional, heavier north indian cuisine, but all of it is done to perfection. The na'an is wonderfully cooked and always plentiful. This place is also great because it offers a wide selection of vegetarian options. A little off the beaten path, but worth checking out!


I really enjoyed the burger joint. The sandwich was great and to be honest leaves you wanting more. I enjoyed my experience.


Crab omelet? More like imitation crab meat which is really just a mix of various extra fish parts, processed and flavored like crab. When will restaurants be honest about what they serve? Its just sad.


My wife and I come here frequently and always get the vegetable curry. Keep up the good work!


I am SO glad we picked Tyler to be our wedding photographer. He takes AWESOME pictures and is fun to be around. We knew when he met him that we would enjoy being around him and that we could trust him to document the most important day of our lives! We have a variety of great photos to show for it. From the funny to the dramatic, our pictures turned out great.\n\nI hesitate to call Tyler a \"great value\" because that might suggest that you aren't getting super high-quality photography with him. But you are.\n\nTyler is an expert photographer, works great under pressure, and is a personable guy. You're not going to go wrong with him!\n\nI can't wait until we have an excuse to use Tyler for something else!


They have the widest selection of imported ethnic foods in the east valley. Having lived as a child near Chinatown I know what good Chinese groceries are, this one is not. They should be reasonably priced with imports on the pricey end. They all smell like fish, I don't think you get away from the smell.\n\nThe produce is hit or miss here. Last week when I went there weren't any carrots and the cauliflower had mold on it, EVERY single head I saw, and I looked at most of them. Also sometimes they will move things and you are at a loss as to how to find them.\n\nI keep going back because there are things I just don't know how to find elsewhere and I grew up with a Japanese stepfather and ethnic food. I don't want to have to try to find places to order things from online or go to ten different stores to find quality.\n\nAlso prices are not competitive, they know they are the largest in the east valley and they know that they can change what they want to. Its frustrating. I avoid this store unless I need something specific. (so I go once or twice a year) \n\nIt probably has what your looking for is the BEST thing I can say for this place.


Great pizza. Very friendly staff. Slices are very big and you can add additional toppings to their already made pizzas. Cool find.   Grab a slice, a glass of wine and walk out front to the sofas by the pool table.


I had not been to an Applebee's in over a year until tonight. My family lives out in Queen Creek and our options around there are very limited. We decided tonight on this Applebee's because it was fairly close and the wait was way to long at the Native New Yorker in Queen Creek. \n\nThe food was okay. Not bad but not great. The beer prices are great. The service was good. I had jalapeno lime shrimp with rice which had good flavor. My sister had lemon butter fettuccine alfredo with shrimp which she enjoyed. I had not been to an Applebee's in a long time prior to this because I had some really bad experiences at a location in Chandler over a year ago. It seems as though they have changed the menu quite a bit. There are still some staple items that Applebee's has always had but definitely some added items as well. I would say that Applebee's is trying to do too much with this new menu. They have seafood, sandwiches, pasta, chicken, burgers and more it's too much. They should try to do two or three things really good instead of trying to do too many things mediocre. But alas it is a chain.\n\nI would visit this location again. It wasn't bad. I might just stick to beer and apps next time but we'll see...


It has been said by many before me, but skip the line and keep on walking to a casino. When I went, the line was wrapped around the block and they weren't letting anyone in. No news on when they would let anyone in so we waited for 10 minutes, then decided to bail. I had heard the guys on the show don't even show up except for filming but it still would've been nice to pop in for a photo or two if the line wasn't so long.


Fun place and 5$ dollar pitchers during he week. Here's my only issue , on some days , they create 2 lines , one pays 5$ to get in and goes faster (this money goes into the bouncers pocket) and they don't check ID as much and the other line moves slower and check ID more intensly. At the same time , Thursdays are filled with 16 year old girls.


My wife went there recently during the week with a few friends. It was a Monday afternoon. She said it was not what she expected. It was a neat experience but not as many animals as she thought. 10 bucks to get in for locals and that seemed kinda steep after she got in and realized how minimal the park was.  Also it was over 100 degrees and there was not a drop of water to be had. Every water fountain she stopped at....it said out of order.  This is very dangerous for visitors. They should have water available st all times.


I go to Ari Sushi whenever I can. Good rolls, great price for the area (so close to scottsdale..) I just love pretty much everything about the atmosphere and feel of the place too. Nice for people who want a feel of a family sushi place. They actually place Japanese music too.


Ehh its ok!! The location at bell & reems is 10x better!! Better service there & better drinks. This one is okey..


Waste of time and money. May be kids might like it but really the blue man group's talent is not derived from them but the band playing in the back drop. The band was excellent but blue man themselves a Big disappointment. Please don't spend money on premium seating.. Category A, if u do land up going cheap seats will do.


Im not the biggest fan of this store.  The diapers and everyday items seem to be a lot more expensive here.   We did buy some bigger ticket items like a car seat, and a few other things.  Some of the kids seats and bean bags they have were very dirty and almost looked used while they kept their overpriced new price on them.   It seems hit or miss if you get an employee that is happy to be there or not.  Not a big fan of this store


Loving this neighborhood froyo joint.  The topping selections are interesting and slightly different thatn some other places.  They have these yummy little chocolate rocks...kinda like candy coated chocolate shaped like rocks.  They were fun and tasty.  A nice assortment of topping sauces too...peanut butter, mallow, strawberry.  This place gets jam packed but they do have a good amount of seating both inside and out.


Just 2wks in training with Angela and I'm already noticing weight change and definition! Haven't set foot in a gym over 7yrs and I'm in love with the training! Angela helps push me and keeps me motivated and focused! This is definitely a lifestyle I want to keep!!! Thank you Angela!!!


I come from the San Gabriel Valley... so of course my standards for dim sum is a lot higher than the average Joe. With that said, this restaurant's food was terrible. I could tell that some of the food was the microwaveable kind and none of it tasted flavorful or fresh. The skin of the Har Gow and Shau Mai was practically melting and falling apart. The white rice cake dessert that I love love love, was also falling apart. It all tasted overly cooked/steamed and had no flavor. I guess if you are in Vegas and want dim sum, then this is a good option for you. As for me, I do not plan on coming back.


My favorite movie theater. Why? It's clean, the refreshment lines are short, many nearby dining & drinking options (and not just a Sbarro's or Chile's), covered parking (underground), it's a relatively safe neighborhood, and it's not tucked in a shopping mall. Add another plus - customer service. Last night we lingered at Morton's so long that we missed our 7PM show for which we prepurchased tickets. No problem they said, and handed us tickets for the 8PM. Very cool.


I've been to Vegas dozens of times and I can't believe I've missed this place. The $6.99 steak dinner was a great value, and I thought the steak was perfectly acceptable. The baked potato seemed like it had been cooked a week ago and reheated, but the steak made up for it. The service was good, and the parking is plentiful. This was actually the best meal I had during three days in Vegas eating at fancy places on on the strip, which is pretty sad.


The people here were so friendly and helpful. The gun range was very clean and respectful. They were constantly cleaning the floors of shells keeping them out of our way and to keep us safe. The observation lobby was convenient and comfortable for the people in our party. They had a large gun selection. I don't like guns very much but I was very comfortable here.


Cafe has new owners that are very nice as well as the staff.  We ordered burgers, fries, salads, and grilled ham and cheese sandwich.  All were delicious!


What a wonderful place to visit. Especially at night during the holidays. This past holiday season the Chihuly exhibit was magical. Treat yourself and go.


I love Primanti's, I take all visitors to this restaurant, it's the original!\n\nYou can't go wrong with the ham & cheese.  Sometimes I mix it up and go with the double egg.  I don't recommend the steak, my dad said it was like eating a hockey puck.  But the Italian bread is fresh, the slaw is crunchy, the fries are perfect, and the Iron City is cold!\n\nIf you go on a Saturday, be prepared to wait.  To me it's worth it.  Also, don't expect good service, to me, that's just part of the experience.


The Bartender was rude and if I wasn't with my family I would have thrown my drink in his face.\nActually I wanted to do a lot more, but i figured a true review would hurt them most.  DONT GO!


Eric, owner of Tuning Gruppe is a VW/Audi enthusiast and truly cares about his customers and making sure they are happy.  Eric flashed my car with the GIAC DSG flash and the car has been running great!


I went in today to have a look at their selection, i walked in and no one was there. I heard someone snoring in the back so i figured i would take a peek. As i thought, someone was laying on the couch sleeping! ahah. I hate waking people up so I took a few business cards, took note of their products, and went on my way.\n\nProducts were some of what i am looking for, drip tips, and batteries, and also looking for new brands of liquid i haven't tried out. I'll be back in a few days maybe, and hopefully someone will be awake to answer a few of my questions.\n\nIt's a small store from what i saw, i didn't see any testers i could help myself to, i did see a showcase full of flavors which was nice. I did find a couple that caught my eye as i was reading them. Other than that, it was a shame i walked in at a bad time.\n\nfor now 2/5 stars i can't leave this mistake unsaid.


This has to be the busiest Starbuck's in the Southwest Valley. This cafe has been hyper-jumping both times I have been here. It feels more like being in a party than a cafe. \n It also looks like it was recently refurbished. There are.various seating arrangements. The neatest seating are the three stools at the counter.\n This Starbucks is the Southwest version of the Eastern at I-215 Starbuck's. It is hyper jumping. Open 24 hours, with thr exception that it closes 1-4 on Mondays. And adjacent to a Fitness center.


Nicer decor and feeling than you might expect in a \"local casino\" I tried their most popular roll sampler and a sweet/spicy beef stir fry dish. I'd go here again, and glad to have something like this out in this part of Summerlin.


I've come here a few times, the service is ok but the place itself makes me sick.  They blare the music so loud I became dizzy and got a huge headache.  I wouldn't be coming back here again


Swanky.\n\nI think that is a good summary of Wynn Casino. I didn't stay here, but had a great time at their casino. If you signed up for their Red Card, you will get $10 FREE PLAY credit. We played our credit and had a couple of delicious Chocolate Martinis. \n\nWe were tipsy at 1 pm and I won about $12 from the Mona Lisa slot machine. Thank you, Wynn. I kinda heart you from that point on. Hopefully next time, I can come by and visit again. It was fun.


Dinner? Check. Breakfast? Check. If you need a meal while staying/visiting the Fremont Street area, Magnolias at the Four Queens is a great classic casino cafe. Service is fast and friendly and the food is good. We've been a number of times and will be back again in the future.


The exact same driver was at a strip mall near where we live today. He was using the handicapped space as a loading zone. We found a nearby police officer and the guy actually debated the cop. He moved but as we were leaving, he made rude gestures my way. This guy is a jerk who hates persons with disabilities and I've had it with him. \n\nWe filed a complaint and basically told UPS we never want this guy to come to our home again. We'll see how it goes.


Make sure to bring your fist bumping attitude, if you're stopping after a night out in downtown Scottsdale.  They actually have a DJ blasting music, making for a bad transition from bar scene to food shop.\n\nAt night the place was quite crowded and clearly housing a lot of intoxicated peeps.   Even after a few drinks, the Phlilly sandwhich was whatever.  Add their spicy sauce to make your sandwich something to contemplate about.  As a hangover local, its worth the walk, as pure foodery, it was subpar.


I was entertained by business associates at Bobby's while in Vegas on business and that's the only reason I gave it one star instead of zero since I didn't have to pay for it. Our party had drinks, appetizers, entrees and dessert and later that night I took a co worker out for pizza. The food is overpriced and the servings are tiny. I was told the entr\u00e9e I ordered wasn't available and my fall back order, steak tenderloin, was about the size of a silver dollar and served on a plate the size of a manhole cover. The d\u00e9cor was pleasant, the servers were good and the food was tasty but for what we paid for it it wasn't worth the trouble.


Sunday morning \"breakfast\" including spinach fatayer, kebbes and sambouseks at a newly open Lebanese bakery on the Plateau, Trip de Bouffe. Everything was fresh and tasty.\n\nBaklava: light and flaky, right amount of syrup on each layer, sign of freshness


LOVE Hillstone it never dissapoints.  We ended up at Hillstone last night after being badly mistreated at another restaurant.  (an hour and a half wait that never got us a table)  We arrive at HILLSTONE  hungry & frustrated we explained to the host what happened..... He told us another 20 min. wait we went to the bar and before we had our drinks we had a table! Not to mention a complimentary appetizer and a really lovely waitress.  We were so grateful to be treated so well and the food was outstanding!  Hillstone saved our girls night out and cemented our love of the restaurant!


Located within a dumpy strip mall across from UNLV, I find myself coming here all the time, and picking up 5 banh mi sandwiches for carryout for $15 total.  The sandwiches are great - I put them in the over to toast up the bread a little and it's absolutely delicious.  It's one of my regular places as a Las Vegas local.  \n\nI have had banh mi in many places, including California and Virginia, which have vibrant Vietnamese communities.  Oddly, the best one out of all of them thus far is here in Vegas.  The bread is fresh and had a nice chewiness to it; the grilled pork sandwiches have pork that don't have too much gristle, and the sandwiches use good vegetables.  The other inferior places I've been to have meager portions of meat, or cost $3.50 and upwards per sandwich, or had bread that I wasn't particularly fond of.  \n\nI did have pho there once, and was disappointed by it; I go to Pho Saigon 8 up on Spring Mountain for my pho needs, but will often come here after a meal there for sandwiches to eat during the course of the week.  I put in my order, and go to the Vons in the same strip mall to finish up some shopping (it's an incredibly ghetto Vons).  \n\nThe decor is pretty lousy, though they have a flat screen tv up.  The service is spotty though I've been there enough times that they recognize me; they're not rude, but they aren't necessarily on top of everything.\n\nCleanliness is average.  The banh mi is prepared in the open area in direct view of anyone, which I like since it can help keep a kitchen honest.  Value is solid because of the high quality of banh mi and reasonable prices.  As said by others, you'll be best off if you stick with the sandwiches.\n\nAlso, avoid the place during UNLV basketball games, cheapskates come out here to park rather than parking at the arena and it makes the entire lot a zoo.


These guys are great! I bought a brand new hot tub from Atera. The number one pump would not work.\nThe troubleshoot guide online said it was the wiring switch (also called the centrifugal switch.) Atera said it was my fault and the warranty was void because the GFCI was in main breaker and not the sub panel. (ridiculous) they charged me $300 and did not fix the problem. I took the pump to Perry's and they fixed it with a new switch. NO CHARGE!\nI am taking my 12 year old pool pump to them today for an overhaul. Leslies and Shasta wanted $1200 for a new pump. I am certain Perry's will  beat that.


Q: What can I say that would make someone who loves Mexican food want to try this place? \n\nA: \"Nada\" as they say in Spanish. \n\nAnd thats what you get here in the way of great Mexican food. Nothing. As a third generation \"semi-native\" of Arizona and part Mexican myself, I can say without reservation that the food here is plentiful for all the big eaters out  there but as far as authentic or even flavorful, I would not waste my time. The Taco shells are similar to store bought Ortegas and the beans are no better than canned. All entrees are served in the traditional \"Americanized\" idea of a Mexican meal. That is to say that everything on the plate runs together and looks like somebody got sick on your plate.\n\nSorry. The only thing that was good here was the wait staff. Very attentive and gracious. One of the things I look for in a Mexican restaurant that gives me a pretty good idea that the food is decent is by how many actual Mexicans are eating there. Shallow perhaps but this place is to authentic Mexican food what Rawhide is to the \"true old west\".


I have not experienced anything but the BEST food every time I go to Pura Vida. I have brought my Father, who refuses to give up meat, and my Mother, who is extremely picky, and this is the one place we can all eat without one complaint. The food is always gorgeous, but I can never get a shot of it without a bite mark because it smells awesome.\nI recently tried the cafe con leche and it was the smoothest, yummiest coffee I've had in my 31 years. I don't know how she does it, but Starbucks doesn't even come close. \nEach time I have come, I have noticed that Chef Mayra takes time to come out and personally speak with her guests, first time I have ever met the person making my food which I really enjoyed. The place is tucked away, but once you find it, I promise you will remember how to get back.


How quickly things change! It is a sad day. The man that has run Itchi Bowl for a long time is gone. He has sold out.  We won't be back. The simple teriyaki chicken and rice bowl is gone. They have replaced it with ball of sticky rice and a separate spoon full of chicken. It is hard to believe the food quality could drop so fast but it has. Less quantity, did not taste as good. We even were shorted on our take out order. Hopefully they will figure it out quickly.


I heard some great things about this place, so I had high expectations.  I wouldn't say my experience was a \"normal\" one, since we had a party of 12.  Please, keep that in mind when reading this review. I'm sure if you go with two people it would be completely different.  \n\nOur server was friendly and attentive.  My only gripe was how long it took to get our food, and it wasn't exactly warm when we finally received it.  The flavors were great, though.  My favorite was the Al Pastor.  I also opted for a Chorizo Verde taco, just because I've never seen green Chorizo until last night!  \n\nI think it's pretty cool that you can BYOB liquor and they make margs and mojitos for you.  I personally didn't try one, but the rest of the table said they were awesome.  \n\nOverall, this is a great place for the neighborhood, but I'm just not sure if I'd travel from the northeast side of the city to come back.


Note to self DON'T take super shuttle when needing to get to airport!!!!! Late & Lost...WTF


I am always on the fence about any type of buffet style restaurant. World Buffet is clean and the staff is friendly and accommodating. The woman who sat us overheard my 4 year old asking for chicken nuggets ( which they don't have during the week) and said she would have the kitchen cook us up some. \nFrom the adult food perspective, everything was fresh and warm- not so easy to come by at buffets.


This place is really quirky, but awesome if you get to know it. It's Beatles themed, and the menu is goofy, but the fried cheese curds are fantastic, as is the jalapeno popper burger. The turkey swiss and slaw sandwich is also a winner.\n\nIf you really want a great experience, go on a Tuesday night and play trivia. Kim, the trivia reader, is hilarious, and the waitstaff are super sweet and really friendly. They have a decent beer selection