I have said in the past that the clothing sold at Forever 21 isn't my style. Well, I lied. Kinda.  Forever 21 sells trendy clothes at very reasonable prices. As with most stuff, you are sacrificing quality to get the low prices. That said, you can find some terrific deals on basic items here.\n\nFor example... One of my favorite tank tops is from this store. It cost me less then $5. \nThere are great deals on accessories as well... like earrings for under $3!\n\nOn my most recent shopping trip I was looking for some white denim shorts. I was able to find other colors, but organization isn't really this Forever 21's strong point. I asked one of the employees working to help me find white shorts and she went in back and a few minutes later she returned with exactly what I wanted. \n\nThere are better Forever 21 stores out there. It seems like this one has as much stock as the larger stores, just less space to organize it all properly. Otherwise it's a great place to shop for good bargains!


Since I've been to EDC at all 3 venues its been held at for the last how many years, I think I can give an accurate description of EDC this year. \n\nThis was my 6th EDC, and yes, throughout the years, Pasquale has upped the massive scene.  To go from a 1 day to a 3 day event, with now 7 stages is a huge leap.  The lighting is better, the sound quality is better, it still amazes me that the music barely overlaps when walking in between three stages.  The lineup is comparable to UMF and even better than most Euro events.  There's a stage for everyone's taste, even a pop/hip hop stage.\n\nBut the cons outweigh the pros to me now to the point where I have officially stated that this EDC will be my last.  Its cool that they are able to fit all those stages and everything and everyone in the motor speedway, but the layout is just retarded.  They should have done the same as the coliseum in LA and utilized the bleachers for the main stage instead of using a small section of bleachers for the Carl Cox stage which was actually hard to find unless you're just walking in.  The main stage was cool, and although it was kind of lame that VIP ticket holders were set up at the very  back and end of the stage, we still had a great view of the stage.  My favorite stage was circuit grounds though with the VIP area on the side. \n\nBut another one of the cons to me would definitely have to be the difference in ticket prices.  I get that the EDC show has grown in the last few years, but the ticket prices have jumped so high, especially when the tickets sell out and the capacity is so much higher.  And the amenities included in VIP tickets has gone down by so much.  They used to have an open vodka bar for VIP ticket holders, and then it became just water, and now all you really get is a separate area with a terrible bathroom situation and a few benches to sit on.\n\nSo the shuttle, I really don't understand.  You're supposed to buy a shuttle pass, which I didn't buy since my VIP ticket was comped, but I still got on the shuttle..? Not sure how that worked.  I only went on Sunday, so my friends who had already gone the first 2 days said that leaving early was your best bet on getting back safely and as quick as possible.  Thank God we left early and hopped on the shuttle, because later we were told that there were riots and people starting fires, and it took about 3 hours total for waiting in line for the shuttle and the ride back.  Its just too much of a mission.\n\nThey need to put less money into stilt walkers and theatrics and more into training the people that work there.  I know that the people working there are probably speedway workers or hired just for the night, so really, they don't know WTF you're talking about when you say, \"Which way is Cosmic Meadow?\" but why pay these people if they're seriously f**king useless.  \n\nI really loved EDC here in LA, but then again, the scene has changed so much.  Crowds have gotten younger and less friendly, and everyone's just feeding their money into this massive event.  \n\nIf you like walking around and getting lost, disgusting porta-potties with no hand washing stations, being far from civilization and not quite sure if you'll make it back alive, then EDC at the motor speedway is for you.  If you really just love EDM like myself, I suggest follow your favorite DJ's and stick to the clubs they spin at.


I was with my girlfriend on a Saturday afternoon, just choosing dresses for an upcoming wedding we are to attend this summer.  She picked out some great dresses, and we were off to the fitting rooms.  Now this is we had the problems.  \n\nI walked into the fitting room with her as usual (to help her with zipping them on).  I have done this numerous times throughout the day at Macy's and other dept stores without any problems.  I was then yelled at by an \"employee\" who told me that I WAS NOT ALLOWED IN THERE!!!.  My girfriend and I felt threatened and instead chose to find another fitting room.  We decided not to argue with the \"employee\"\n\nThen we walked about 100 feet to the right of the juniors department and found a fitting room, and a rather helpful associate helped us in, with no issues whatsoever about me having a penis.  We were in the middle of trying on our third dress, (which we found one that we really liked, and fit well too), then another employee came knocking on the door stating that \"MEN AREN'T ALLOWED IN THE FITTING ROOMS\" and I explained that I was just helping her zip on the dress, and had no intentions other than that.  She said she would help her zip on the dress if she needed it.  I explained that she did not feel comfortable with anyone else touching her, and seeing her in the fitting room without me being there.  That was not satisfactory enough for the employee and I stated that we would would be leaving and no longer be customers of Dillards ever again.  \n\nWhat  a shame, as Men are treated differently than woman, and just because I happened to have a penis, then I wasn't allowed.  We were planning on making a purchase on a Sunny Sunday afternoon, and some employees just made our day a hell of a lot worse than when we walked in.\n\nI later called the store that afternoon to see if I could speak with a manager, and was given one over the phone.  The conversation was about how I was treated, and she stated that they don't' let men even be employed in the Juniors dept. What a sexist policy.\n\nDon't let your 1955 set-in ways hit your ass on your way out of my wallet you sexist, chauvinistic \"company\"


Sushi is first rate, the fish is so fresh! Loved the albacore,  tried beef toungue, DELICIOUS! Must come back and try the hot dishes.... Hard to find real Japanese food, so glad we found this!


The place was so nice.  The lady who looked like the owner was so nice and very welcoming.   Tammy, who did my pedicure was nice and loved her work.\n\nHowever,  Jane, who did my full set was very rude.  I wanted shorter stilleto nails and she kept saying it wouldn't come out nice cuz it's short.  Well she was right, it came out ugly and crooked.   I asked her if she did designs because I wanted a finger for each hand with a design.  She said she did do designs, so I asked if she had samples.  Omg she said no because she does them all at the top of her head.  Since there were no samples, I said nevermind.   After I paid at the front,  I saw sooo mannnyyyy samples of artsy designs.  Wtf????  I asked the lady at the register if those designs were only for gel polish and she said no its for any kind of polish.  Wtf???  I told her about Jane and she asked if I wanted to get it done I can go back.  I told her nevermind because I was already irritated and I had my 3 babies waiting for me at home with my hubby.  \n\nOh, and Jane kept pushing for me to get Gel color because they last longer.   After telling her a few times I didn't want to, even gave her reasons why, she kept talking about how good it is.  Maybe that's why she was rude to me.  I don't like gel nails because they are harder to remove and I like to change my nail colors every so \n\nI will go back but will ask for someone else to do my fills.


I usually come here before a movie at Sundance, but after my experience on Sunday 4/6/14, this will be my last visit to Sushi Muramoto.\n\nSushi Muramoto and King Muramoto have different menus, and we came here for the lunch specials. Our friends specifically mentioned they wanted their food as soon as possible, while late-comers like my boyfriend and I and two other friends could eat our food at a leisurely pace. It was essential because we had a movie at the Wisconsin Film Fest and wanted to get the best seats possible.\n\nThe waiter acknowledged the request, yet after 30 minutes of wait time, the entrees have not arrived. Apparently, our request was ignored, and all entrees were served together, alongside with those for the latecomers.\n\nThe only meal that my boyfriend and I had for Sunday, and also till 4 days later (today). We shared the Black Cod Miso and the Hanger Steak. The afternoon following the meal, I experienced severe food poisoning symptoms and so did my boyfriend, the same night. I do not think it was the hanger steak as several of our other friends ordered that dish. However, one of my other friends who had the Black Cod Miso experienced mild food poisoning symptoms like being bloated and loss of appetite. \n\nI do not wish to claim that Sushi Muramoto has a trend of poor food hygiene as I have eaten there previously. However, the poor service and terrible reaction I have had to the food has me resolved never to return to this location again. \n\nP.S. As an adventurous eater, I have never had such severe food poisoning symptoms for as long as I can remember. Definitely not within the last 15 years, even when I explored countries of much poorer hygiene standards.


If you want horrible service and want to be treated like you are an inconvenience to the wait staff, then bj's is for you. This place just flat out sucks!!! I won't be back. I'll use my federal reserve notes somewhere else.


Ah wish this wasn't the case. It is a nice little spot and decently priced for a known chef stop in Vegas.  I love him maybe that made my expectations too high or something. I got the gruyere with grilled onions and shared a salad. The salad options are insanely bland but the dressing was good at least. My sandwich was flavorless except for the fennel seeds in the bread which I wish I had been warned about since I'm not a fan of fennel. Very disappointed. Maybe I just ordered the wrong thing?


VERY DISAPPOINTED.  I was given a 2 for 1 coupon, and tried the buffet on Tuesday evening Feb, 25th.  $17 for a quite buffet seemed OK, until perusing the food on display, I was over come with \"Sticker Shock\".\n\nThe buffet appeared to be half full, with a few families, and but most of the senior citizens knew each other.  Our waitress was efficient, polite and did not forget us, as most buffet rooms are understaffed making it impossible for all but seasoned staff able to cope.  \n\nThe Prime beef was melt in your mouth, the Pork was not dry, and also melt in your mouth.  Marble tofu, had no pork (sad), to many vegetables, but the sauce had good consistency, instead of tofu in water debacle served in Boulder Station. The remainder of the Asian food looked like it had been setting in the trays since noon. Since I was there for dinner, I tried one, spring roll and in my opinion they need to hire a Asian food cook.\n\nSpaghetti noodles were floating in water, and completely mush, sauce had a good flavor, but could not finish it with the overcooked spaghetti noodles.  Maybe if I had no teeth.   The milky fluid and water socked corn was passed quickly.  \n\nSalad, venue was far better, crisp and kinda appetizing compared to the cooked food, but I was quite disappoint, I could have visited any McDonald down the street & around the corner for a better prepared meal, with two exceptions: The Beef was amazing, and one \"No Added Sugar\" hard Ice Cream, with a Chocolate flavor that was wonderful.  \n\nUnless you are possessed and mad, this is a buffet to avoid, unless you live next door, and have lost your teeth along with the sense of smell, and taste.  Or you do not enjoy eating, and are very angry at the long lines and understaffed buffets of other Casinos.


I'll admit that this location is extremely efficient and fast with the prep and the service is decent. The downside is that they do not participate in the $5 footlong monthly promotions anymore. I didn't realize that this was even an option for Subway restaurants! \n\nNeedless to say, I was beyond disappointed when I found this out after stopping at this location.


I'm really disappointed in the sliders from Slidin' Thru.   I was happy to see that they offered a non-meat option so we tried the Caprese sliders.  Between the 2 of us, we couldn't eat 3 of them because they were so bad.  The buns were dry, old and stale.  The portion of ingredients didn't work well because the balsamic vinegar/reduction was too over powering for the cheese and tomato.  The first bite was met with the stiff bun, the cheese was not creamy, the vinegar taste punched you in the mouth and it lacked seasoning.  \n\nI'm sad to write this review because I had high hopes for this restaurant.  I've read so many postive things about the Slidin' Thru food truck and was really excited to see their success and expansion into a building. \n\nI want to support local businesses so I'm not dismissing this place yet.  I'll just wait awhile before I try it again to see if they have heard their customers and are making any changes.


I play slots at the Rio the service gets worse ever time Im there!\nThere is service from the cocktail servers in the afternoon. the employees rather visit with each other than take care of the guest. \nI played for two hours never got offered one water! Theres no excuse for this neglect.\nThe severn star guests playing next to me weren't happy either!


Oh man so I know everyone just loves this place. \n\nWell I have been here a couple of times and usually go for the beef bowls. \n\n\nSo this time around, we decided to get more of their specialty stuff. \n\nSo we got lots of different things the pork and onions skewers, beef tongue skewers, buttered clams, hamachi sashimi, beef carpaccio, miso cod, salmon Kama. \n\n\nThe skewers were ok not as good as kyaras but ok. The clams were ok as well but a little too salty to my liking. Hamachi sashimi was good. The beef carpaccio was too oily. Miso cod was such a disappointment it was mushy very salty and just lacked the sweet flavor you usually get at other places. The salmon Kama was also salty and didn't seem cooked right.\n\nSurprisingly compared to other reviews I actually thought the service was great. They very attentive \n\nSorry maybe we went on an off night


I came in hoping some egg tarts might be there, but of course that is always out first. The BF and I just grabbed some snacks for later.\n\nThe loot:\n\nGreen onion roll with pork sung- this was okay. The bread and sung was good, but I can barely get the green onion flavor. Thats really what I love normally about this is that strong flavor blend of the sweet bread, salty pork and savory onions....but it was missing part of the trifecta. \n\nSteamed Chicken Bun- pretty good. I would get it again if I'm in the area, but I would say it's pretty standard. It's just as good as the ones I got at the deli in the supermarket (168 has them in 4 packs). \n\nGreen Tea bread- the bread was good and the flavor seemed good but the swirls of green tea paste in the bread was really goopy, slimy almost so I didn't enjoy much of it. \n\nBF got pineapple bun and he ate it up so it must have been good. Honey crisps- still have it left over...a bit too oily. \n\nThe skinny is that this place is A-OK. I wouldn't go out of my way for it, but I'll come back for certain items when I'm in the area and to try to get some of these egg tarts.


I came here in October and ended up going on the \"Ghost Tales in the Dark\" tour. Pretty much, you get a candlelit tour of the plantation at night. And your tour guide gives a history lesson on the house and plantation, as well as shares some ghost stories that either they/coworkers have experienced.\n\nIf you come at night, it can be a little scary getting here. Once you turn off the main street, you're driving down a dark road with nature on both sides of you. Since we were already in a spooky spirit, it kind of felt like we were in a horror movie, hehe. Once you arrive at the plantation though, you just park and walk into their little gift shop. After everyone arrives, you watch a little video about the history of the place, including paranormal history. After that, your tour starts.\n\nYou walk over to the house, and tour the house, from downstairs to upstairs. Then, you walk outside to the outdoor kitchen, and then to a workmen's shed. Then you walk past an old log cabin, and then get led back to the main gift shop. \n\nThe tour guide we had a was a very informative old lady. She told us a lot of history, and I learned new things. At one point of the tour, I did get a little lightheaded, and felt a little weird, and it was near an area where the tour guide said that she also has had weird feelings. What's even weirder is that on our back home, my dad was telling me that he got lightheaded in a certain area, and when I asked him where, it was the same place I had gotten the same feeling! It was kinda spooky finding that out, but then kind of cool.\n\nThe tour was about ~$10 and I think it was worth it. I got a little spook, and learned a good history lesson. And I visited a historic plantation.\n\nIf you're visiting the area, and are looking for something interesting and different to do, I suggest coming here. No matter what time of year. But if you happen to come during October, then you'll just get an added bonus of hearing some ghost stories along the way too.


Yuck! Shrimp Tacos not so good. Salsa not so good. Waitress was dumb as dirt. \n\nSan Felipe's looks like a fun place to grab a drink but I wouldn't eat here again! We came here on a double date last night and it seemed pretty busy for a Sunday night. The atmosphere is crazy. They made it look like a cheap bar in Mexico and there is all sorts of things hanging from the ceiling like sharks, inflatable bottles of Suaza, and pinatas. \nAs far as the food goes I knew it would interesting after I tasted the salsa. Our poor waitress didn't have a memory which made things interesting. More Chips? Sure twenty minutes later! Ketchup? Sure another twenty minutes. She was a sweet girl but it got really annoying.


OK, so I went back in today to give another shot on having my horrible nails fixed. Epic fail. The lady who did my \"fix\" was named Jennifer. She seemed very aggitated at me like it was my fault her employee screwed my nails up so bad. While filing my nails with the machine, I had to pull my nail back several times for how harsh she was being. I have never had a fill hurt so bad. To top it all off, she didnt ask me about shape and filed them the way she wanted, which is not the way I like! She went to paint the whole nail and never asked me. I only get tips done. She was throwing my hands and tapping them instead of actually talking to me like a human being. Then they sat me in a chair where I had to sit at a horrible angle to dry the gel topping. I didnt even get so  much as an apology for the bad craftsmanship, At one point she even began pointing at my nails and talking in a language I dont understand, undoubtedly talking bad about me. I get my nails done every 2 weeks and I will spend my money elsewhere. This place is horrible. Not to mention, the salon was very dusty and not maintained well with cleaning.


Picked up a car was fine but I reserved a car to return at different station. All information I received was wrong, I called call center and they gave me wrong info. The number they gave me was useless because takes forever to get LIVE person.


Hannah is fantastic! She's updated the decor since we first started coming here 2 years ago. It's beautiful. She has a great sense of humor and always tries to accommodate everyone.


I met up with some friends here on a Wednesday evening before seeing Stomp at Gammage.  It was my first time in La Bocca (and first time on Mill Ave. in quite awhile).  I feel like La Bocca fills a void on Mill, and the decent weeknight crowd validated my assumption.\n\nThe happy hour wine selection was pretty strong, and I enjoyed our bruschetta appetizer quite a bit -- alllllmost as good as Postino.  The pizzas and salad left something to be desired, but did the trick for a quick pre-show dinner.  The atmosphere was quite nice (dig the music!) and bonus points for olives from Queen Creek Olive Company.


I am downgrading my last rating of 3 stars.  Some time ago, I stopped going to Shogun because of an unfortunate fish incident.  Time passed, and my husband and I recently decided to give their Happy Hour a try.  We parked the car, walked toward the door, and were hit with a bad oil smell that completely changed our minds.


I love truvape all the people there are nice and so help full. This is my new vape shop for sure.


This review of the Madison Marriott West focuses on the group event services of this facility and not the guest rooms.  I recently attended an evening Board meeting and a one-day conference at this hotel.\n\nThe majority of the sales and catering staff at the Marriott were wonderful to work with.  This was the first time we hosted at event at this location.  The responsiveness of the staff was superb in setting up the event.  There were proactive in keeping our group on track with logistical issues leading up to the event.  On the day of the event, they checked in on us frequently and promptly addressed any concerns our group had.\n\nWe had some problems with the reservations agents indicating that no rooms were available at the conference rate.  The other problem has to do with the layout of the conference rooms.  There is one conference room (the Monona Room) located by the front desk, far away from all the other meeting rooms.  On the day before the event, you guessed it; the Marriott staff moved us to that room.  The calendar of events is not conspicuous, so on the day of the event, all the conference attended entered the facility through the conference center doors and wandered about searching for the Monona Room.\n\nLike most conference facility, the food was a mixed bag.\n\nThings I liked:\n* I enjoyed the caesar salad served with lunch with fresh greens (no iceberg lettuce), tangy dressing and herbed croutons that did not go overboard with the salt or garlic.\n\n* Other than the overcooked noodles, the penne pasta with mushroom, spinach, goat cheese, pine nuts and roasted red pepper cream was a well-executed dish.\n\n* While the filling had a bit too much citrus flavor, kudos to the kitchen staff for serving us a cannoli with a crunchy shell, a rarity on the conference food circuit.\n\nThings I didn't:\n* The rigatoni with fennel sausage, roasted peppers and arriabiatta sauce lacked the finesse of the aforementioned penne pasta dish.  With its mushy noodles, overcooked sauce and under-seasoned sausage, there was little to like.\n\n* If you enjoy a heavy does of garlic powder on bread with the texture of a teething biscuit, you would love the garlic bread served with the pasta course.\n\n* My least favorite dish was toasted cheese sandwich served during the planning session the day before the conference.  For $14.95, I expected aged cheddar served on gently grilled slices of artisan sourdough bread.  What I received was very different.  Served barely warm, the bread was soaked in butter and toasted to a brick-like texture that left cuts on the roof of my mouth.  The institutional grade cheddar and provolone cheese had started to congeal by the time the staff served it to me.  The server did not check in with us because she didn't want to interfere with our meeting, preventing me from sending this dish back for a replacement.  The roasted tomato soup, though cool, was the redeeming feature of my meal.\n\nOverall, the experience with the Marriott Madison West was A-OK, based on the positive interactions with the staff, which offset the spotty food quality.


I have always had a good time at Top Shelf, but last nights visit proved different.  Are server was preoccupied with a baby at the bar then taking care of his customers.  I ate 2/3 of my dinner without anything to drink because he didn't check on us.  My food was cold and my tacos were so greasy that the grease was pouring out the bottom and the shells fell apart. While still finishing my undelightful  dinner, the server finally asked if we needed anything else or wanted desert.  I asked for water and my husband asked for more tea.  It took over 5 minutes to get the drinks.  My husbands tea glass was completely packed with ice and 2/3 full with tea, there was so much ice that he could not even mix a sweet n low in it. I will try one more time, but think I may have to love on to somewhere else.


Was staying at the hotel next door... Got into Montreal late and so decided to just come here to grab a bite to eat because it was easy.  I was seriously underwhelmed.  With all the good food in Montreal, this place cannot get away with charging the prices they do for mediocre food and drinks.  Had the duck wings which I suspect we're actually turkey (dry), the beet salad with shrimp (blech) and the crab cake, which was the best part of the meal.  Drinks were overly sweet.\n\nNot worth it.


This is my neighborhood GameStop. You know what GameStop is, so you don't really need a run down on the details. If you live under a rock, this is a place where you can buy video games and game systems, trade in your old stuff and even buy used stuff. This one rocks because I know the manager here, and I know he's a good guy. Raff takes care of me and my cousin here. When I'm not scooping up an awesome video game deal on Amazon, I'm buying it from here. Tell him Mario sent you, you might not get a crazy good hook up, but it'll get me more brownie points. Win, win?? I think so.


Probably not the cleanest place in town, but not unbearably dirty either. The food, however, is great. The bacon cheeseburger I ordered was excellent. The \"regular\" order of fries was very generous and among the best fries I've ever had. \n\nAnd the free peanuts they had out was a very nice touch.


Omg this was awesome! The only thing missing is tri tip. If they started smoking that, mmm... Mmm. They would have it made! Chelsea was our waitress. She was amazing. So funny and on top of her game! I would absolutely come here again and ask for her again!


I really hate gambling at Hard Rock, but came here to meet some friends to party. We got bottle service and had a table outside, too bad it was like 50 degrees that night, but whatever. They had this fire pit thing outside that everyone went near to keep warm, or you can go inside. It was pretty crowded but it was a decent crowd nonetheless. The place isn't super huge but seemed like there was enough space to walk around, dance, chill and stuff. The waitresses were nice and the bouncers weren't total douchebags so all in all I had a good time. I would actually go here again.


I really, really wanted to like this place when I went, but it just didn't happen. I went on a nice peaceful Sunday morning to meet some friends and discuss an upcoming project we are working on. I parked my car and walked up to JoBot only to hear club  music blasting from a D.J. in the front sitting area. All I could think was, please let my friends be inside because I cannot listen to club music first thing in the A.M. I could only think how much worse it would be if I was hungover. Thank goodness my friends were inside. \n\nWhen I walked inside, I really liked the old house feel, but the place could have seriously used a good scrubbing.  It felt grimy and dingy rather than fresh and vintage.  I am a tea drinker, so I was a bit disappointed with their tea selection. It was nothing to write home about.  My friends were in the back room and as I walked over to them there was a spot in the floor I almost fell through - I'm not kidding. And I am not a heavy girl either - 115 lbs. The floor boards were stripped away and there was a thin layer of old wood between me and the crawl space. I about pissed myself when I stepped on it and felt the wood bend and start to give. Needless to say it was not the relaxing leisurely Sunday morning I had in mind.


Horrible!  My husband and I went through the drive thru, and after screaming out our order several times, she finally repeated it back to us correctly.  After driving to the window, she handed us our drinks.  1 was the correct size, one wasn't.  We asked her to correct the situation and she actually rolled her eyes.  We FINALLY get our food and instead of the onion rings that I ordered, I got french fries.  I told her about that problem and that I would just keep the fries instead of waiting any longer and her response?  \"Oh\".  Yep, that was it. I tried to call the restaurant to complain after we left, but got no answer.  We have been to this Carls Jr many times as it's convenient, but we won't be back.


Love their coffee.\nThey need to add help in the morning.\nWith all the moms and high school kids ordering double latte whatever's there is a line to the door from 7:45 to 9:00.\nI'm not going to wait for ten minutes for a cup of plain coffee.\nUsually buy beans there and make at home. But now when I want to stop in to grab a cup to go, I go elsewherel\nThey should have someone who only takes straight coffe orders. They would get more business.


Very average.  The big eye app was not fresh.  The Kobe beef carpaccio was flavorless and seemed like it might have been seared.\n\nI left it at that before diving into a very overpriced steak


This place is what I would consider a normal Candlewood except for a few things that lost it one star.\n\nThere is no business center to print boarding passes so the front desk has to do this and there is no ice machine so the desk clerk response was to take ice from the ice maker in the room however the ice maker container was out of ice.  For some reason the clerk has a partial bag of ice in the back that was enough to fill the container. \n\nThe pillows were a little soft so it took some punching and wading to get them firm enough to serve the need.


Went to Westin for a post-NAB conference.\n\nThey did a great job trying to make it look like a W Hotel inside and in your rooms.  But still, since it's off the strip and it's a long block to the strip, there are some unusual characters in the lobby.\n\nUnfortunately the action is dead after midnight over there.  \n\nService:  NA\nPrice:  NA\nInterior:  5/5\nExterior:  3/5\nPark:      5/5\n\nGo Back:  Only if your vendor pays for cabs to the strip and other entertainment centers.\nRecommendation:  C List


Tried this place for lunch-- good stuff (authentic-- no one spoke English!) but tacos were not as good as Los Gemelos or Taqueria el Jalapeno.  The baked items looked awesome... wish I still had the metabolism of my younger self...


I just want to start off by saying that I am not excited to be writing this particular review.\nI was super excited to find that a new Mexican restaurant had opened RIGHT next door to my condo and even more excited to have received an awesome BOGO coupon. My fiance and I headed right over as soon as we got the opportunity and that's when the excitement was over.\n\nFirst of all, with a name with \"chips & salsa\" in the title one would think that they would be wowed by the chips and salsa, but nope. The chips were average, similar to Fresh & Easy's brand and the salsa was not to our particular liking. I never expect to like everything, but a variety would be nice... none of that though. Moving right along to the entree stage... my fiance ordered the nachos and I, the steak fajitas. The nachos were sad, cold, the cheese was not melted and the chicken, flavorless. The fajitas were beautiful and the steak was tender, BUT the tortillas must have been bought at Albertson's and the rice and beans were blah. \n\nOverall the staff was super nice, but the food was not great and seriously lacking in flavor. I truly hope that things improve and the food gets better. I would love to have a close Mexirant that we could frequent, but for now I will keep looking.


I am an airline pilot. I have stop overs in phx often. I used to use the taxi service recommended by the hotel i use but the cars were old and dirty. I tried discount cab and was pleased with their newer and cleaner cars. Everything was great. Now all i get is horrible customer service. Takes forever to reach someone in dispatch. I waited 10 minutes before someone finally answered my call.  The dispatch girl barely spoke english. She kept repeating the pickup address with no east or west designation even though I said EAST mcdowell rd.  Sure enough im waiting and waiting and finally the driver calls saying he couldnt find the address. Turns out it was because it was given as WEST mcdowell instead of east. Unbelievable. Guess im looking for another cab company.


It was a type of taco I've never had before, so of course, I had to check it out.  I didn't like how dark the place is, I want to see what I'm eating!  The Pink Tacos were impressive and the excellent black beans put the dish over the top.  I'm glad I went with their namesake because I tried the carnitas and was disappointed.  The salsas were so bland  we asked for their spiciest one.  I don't know what their spice is but it was NASTY so I just avoided the salsa all together.  Washing it down with habanero infused tequila made for a decent meal.


If you want to pay $4 for a cup of chicken broth, by all means, this is your place. I was excited to try this place because I love Joe's BBQ. I heard that they gave you a free meal ($10) on your birthday so I thought that would be a good time to try it out. I was out with a friend and she watched our kids in the car so I could run in and get the food and take it back home. Well after I placed my order, the cashier  told me I could only get a birthday meal if I was eating it there, but that I could have a dessert free. She said they had been having problems with it and had to change the rule. So, I ended up feeling like an annoyance to them on my birthday. I waited 15 minute for them to scoop and package a bowl of tortilla soup and when I got home and tried it I was so disappointed! It had no chicken or vegetables in it! Seriously? $4 for a cup of chicken broth? I will not be going back.


The Rigatoni Bolognese is amazing! It's my favorite dish is in this place. (Meant to post in 2012. Way delayed post.)


I really wanted to like Bonterra. I really REALLY wanted to enjoy it...but it was just disappointing. My husband and I ordered a variety of items off the menu - an array of appetizers, entrees and wine and nothing really \"wowed\" us. The worst part of it all, though, was the service. Maybe the server was just having an off night, but he was very short with us, only checked on us twice during the entire time (once was to greet and the second was to drop off the check with no thank you whatsoever). Other servers dropped off our food (which is completely fine)...but the whole experience was a let down. When you spend that kind of money on a meal ($200+) you really want to be taken care of - and it seemed like no one cared at all.


We've been there twice. Both times I've walked away unimpressed. The carnitas in the burritos are tasty, so is the chicken that comes in the burritos. However the overall experience is unremarkable. There's a salsa bar with several different types of bland salsa. The service, while really polite and warm is very slow. They have good servers there, just not enough of them. I kept noticing both times how my server was working just about every table I could see. \nAs for the cost, dinner for 2 plus tip, was about $30. I can get the same amount of food with meat every bit as tasty at Chipotle for $14. Considering the premium paid over that at Juan Jamie's, especially adding in slow service I don't think it's worth it.


While I've gone to anther location and had a Great enough time to obviously try it out again. \n\nBONG BANG POW.... I was not too happy with the trip. I arrived around 2:30ish. Most/Half of the food looked hours old. Only 2 \"spring rolls\", 1 shrimp, 3 wonton's (I wanted to take a picture of it but I was with company and didn't want to look \"wierd\"). \n\nMy first trip I ENJOYED the pepper chicken, so I tried it again. (had to wait 6 MORE min. because as I stated before..... they didn't have any done already), \n\nFire Cracker Chicken... very hot and fresh.. why??? BECAUSE I had to wait an additional 3 mins.\n\nI wanted to order the Potstickers.... WELP.... S.O.L.... \"oh.. we musta sold out of them already, we don't have anymore\"  \n\nWait... What?? @ 2:30ish.. who is the manager?  He/She is slackin on the job.. you open at 11am.. how can you be sold out of an side item 3 hrs into the day? \n\nI probably won't come to this location again. But, I will try the place out again.\n\nNOTE: My guest and I notice how much food was put on other patrons plate compaired to ours. To the point the server was saying \"Sorry\" b/c of all the food that was falling off the plate. I guess it matters who makes your plate.\n\nShucks..


The pork was dry to me but my husband loved it when i brought it home as a left over...


Store manager Clinton does not represent Michael Bollig's vision of friendly or professional as stated on the website. Clinton was extremely rude, disrespectful, and accusatory. While arranging the delivery of my dryer we encountered a miscommunication and the coordination of delivering my dryer became complicated. Instead of Clinton taking responsibility for the miscommunication he made every excuse in the book and tried to pass the blame onto me. As I tried to explain the situation he talked over me, raised his voice and was very condescending. I expressed my dissatisfaction with his lack of customer service; however he did not seem to care. On the other hand, the delivery driver was very nice and accommodating. He waited over an hour for me to get home to make up for the miscommunication. I appreciated that greatly and displayed my gratitude with a tip. I was disappointed to notice a ding on my wall from the installation of my dryer after he left. I guarantee Clinton has cost B&B Appliances a lot of money by his lack of customer regard and therefore loss of future business. He could definitely benefit from some coaching regarding customer service and professionalism. I never post on yelp, but here I am 9 hours later still astonished by the worst customer service I have EVER encountered. \n\nhttp://www.linkedin.com/today/post/article/20130604134550-284615-15-statistics-that-should-change-the-business-world-but-haven-t


German cafeteria food. period.  I had the special: stuffed roast pork, red cabbage and spaetzle. (sp)


This place is pretty cool to just hang out and let the little ones run around like crazy kids. Awesome safe environment


Terrible.  Overbooked and forced to wait an hour over appointment time after time.  If insurance let me go to other doctors would in a heartbeat.\n\nPoor bedside manner not too friendly.  Very disappointed.


Where do I start.  I bought a outdoor patio dining set from them at a decent price.    Now I know why.  3 weeks after I bought the glass table top self destructed.  Glass was everywhere.  Thank goodness there wasn't anyone or the dogs outside when it  happened.  The glass on the ground continued to pop and break apart for another 20 minutes.  I called Lowe's to tell them and I was told there was nothing they could do by Nikki and she had me call their product support line.  She also told me they didn't have any in stock to replace it with.  Was she stupid enough to think I wouldn't check?  I went down there and they had 4 on the shelf and a display.  I hate being lied to. \n \nASCS product support should change their name to \"Lack of support\".  They were horrible.  Janice, for ASCS, should find a new job.  Customer support is not her gig.  They told me the glass was not warrantied. Hmmmm, when you sale defective glass no wonder.  After waiting a week for ASCS, Janice, to get back with me, when the promised to get back in 3 days, I wrote them an email.  The next day they let me know it was my problem.  Garden Treasure, item # Item # 493700,   patio furniture has defective glass and if you research it you will see it happens all the time.  Not on the Lowe's web site though.  If you look it has a 4 1/2 star rating.  That's because when I wrote a review and said how the glass broke and was straight up honest with the review, it was declined.  Makes you wonder how many others complained about other items they sale and are rejected just to keep the ratings up. The final out come was, after getting the run around for 2 weeks with no outdoor table for the Labor day weekend, I called the Lowe's customer service and David told me to  \"just to take it back,  Lowe's has a no question 90 return policy\".  Why wasn't I told that in the first place.  This is the only reason they get 2 stars.  Not for anyone at the store, because even 1 star would be a gift for Nikki's incompetence.   Will I shop there again?  Maybe, only because it is close, not for any loyalty.  Any large purchases will be with someone I can trust.


I was passing through Phoenix when I was searching for an Indian restaurant and my GPS pointed me to this place. The ambiance is very ordinary and they could definitely do better job with it.  \n\nService was reasonably prompt. They didnt ask me for a spice level when they took my order. I found the food bland for my taste. Could have done with more spice and salt. The food is alright nothing out of the ordinary.


Crepes station is top notch. Seafood was okay.  Kind of worn down in the last 5 years. A deep cleaning would be great for this whole seating area. Probibly backstage too.


After all the Yelp hype and personal recommendations, I was so disappointed to discover that Gibby's did not live up to either.  I went a couple of months ago for a work trip with 4 other people from my company, 3 of which were of the same opinion as myself about the food.  \n\nWe started with the salad with Gibby's signature dressing.  I will pat Gibby's on the back for their AMAZING homemade salad dressing... I tried to buy a bottle or two, but they were repackaging it and didn't have any on hand at the time.  I'm sorry to say the salad dressing was the highlight of the evening and things went south from there.\n\nMy coworker and I ordered the beef wellington next.  I have never tasted a more bland and utterly inedible piece of meat in my life... my coworker felt the same.  I wouldn't have taken a second bite if my boss wasn't paying $50 for the thing.  It tasted like it was barely sprinkled with salt - no other marination whatsoever.  The accompanying mushroom gravy, A1, and Worcestershire didn't help either.  I couldn't imagine how much worse it could taste reheated, so I most certainly did not take the rest to go.\n\nAnother coworker who ordered the rib eye steak was also not impressed, even after dousing it in the sauces mentioned above.  Another coworker order the fish course, which she was not fond of either.  Our team is from Texas and we've had some truly great steaks there for half the cost of Gibby's.  \n\nThe service, however, was excellent.  I couldn't bring myself to mention to our kind and attentive waiter how disappointed I was about my main course. \n\nIf you've absolutely got to experience Gibby's, have the salad, a side dish and dessert and stay for the cozy atmosphere and great service.


This is one of the most interesting places in Las Vegas. Seriously! If you are not getting blinded by the supersexy promoters schlondering around Cesars handing out VIP tickets and wristbands to every vajajay that doesn't sprout hair out from her chin, and once you do not pass out from the bad odor in line in front of the club, you may want to puton your sunglasses when entering, because everything is an awesome fake alligatorskin white.\nIf thats good or bad, it would be your decision. It is not mine haha\n\nMe and my girls have no issues getting into clubs fast without a line and no money. But this beats it all.... if you want to get hit on by reeeeeally gross bolding men resembling bowling balls, THIS is the club for YOU!\n\nDont get offended if this awesome looking strapping fella' asks your friend if he pays you or me directly for S.x. Yes, you read me right!\nThe bouncers inside the club feel like they are guarding the freakin' crown jewels in time square. The *VIP* und bottle service area is usually totally empty, that means so and so, wear flip flops because your hammertoes will hurt like hell being squshed by 300lbs ladies and 400lbs bolding guys cramped into this supersmall venue.\n\nErgo: we only end up here if we are so wasted that we cant walk anymore, or else it is unbearable haha


worst food i have ever had! enter to a horrible musty smell. sit down and the waiter says \"don't order the ground beef anything, customers say it is spoiled and rancid tonight\"!  the kitchen is still selling it?? food comes out cold, beans equaled 2 tablespoons and rice was hard as a rock.  meals were: 1 taco w/rice and beans, 1 taco w/rice and beans and 2 tacos w/rice and beans, 1 water, one beer, one coke= $55.80! not only will i never return, but contacted the board of health!


I am going to keep this review short and sweet.  But I do want to mention that I can see why so many people love this restaurant.  The menu is small, and most what I had was crafted deliciously, and it looks like pride is taken in making the food.\n\nFavorite appetizer was the grilled octopus.  It is served with potato puree, what a great and unique complement to the seafood.\n\nFavorite main dish was the flank steak.  Good lord what a dish.  So tender you don't even need a knife.  It's one of those dishes that you want again as you write a review, I hate that feeling!!\n\nService as you will read is spot on.  My one dish that I wouldn't order is the pork loin.  So salty, not sure if it is meant to be like that.  Still gets an easy 5 though.\n\nThe restaurant doesn't act pretentious, and keeps it simple.  I love that.


I'm so glad to see this 'place' on yelp!  It's a hidden gem you can only get on the weekend evenings.  It's conveniently directly across from the LightRail stop @ Camelback and 7th Ave.  \n\nIt's basic menu makes it easy to choose something good after many hours of drinking.  Especially if you aren't sure if you intentionally or inadvertently ended up inside Charlie's and line danced with gay men in cowboy hats all night.\n\nAlso I love their Horchata (Cinnamon Rice Milk) - it's especially wonderful on a hot Arizona night.


One of the few gas stations and convenience stores near the Las Vegas Strip, we fill up on gas here before heading back home.  The gas station portion of this place is an ARCO, which means that if you want to pay at the pump, you have to use your debit card.  Credit Cards won't work at the pump.  The lanes are very tight here and it gets very busy at times.\n\nThe location is convenient though, so it's worth the hassle.\n\nReturn Factor - 80%


I never used to enjoy this store. The lines and checkout were atrocious and the shelves and racks were unorganized and picked through. Fast forward to my most recent visit the store is ten times better than before. \n\nThis location went through a miracle makeover recently. The checkout lines were reorganized and are now clean and swift to navigate through. The aisles and shelves were revitalized as well. The shelves were organized and the displays were much more aesthetically pleasing. \n\nAlthough Burlington is still not my favorite chain of retail establishments, I'll definitely start frequenting this location more often.


This place is amazing. I've had the Fluffernutter and Coffee Coco Loco more times than I can count but tonight I was pleasantly surprised that they had twist chocolate and vanilla. OMG! This place is an absolute must, even my boyfriend who is a very traditional eater likes it. I avoid gluten and dairy and this place fits all my needs while being even more delicious than traditional ice cream. Once I asked if they would leave out the vanilla wafers (gluten) and they replace them with gf animal crackers. AMAZING


I usually go here with coworkers every Wednesday (Wingsday) night after work. It is endless wings on Wednesday so you really can't get a better deal. I enjoy going and eating here because they have tons of T.V.'s playing and you can usually catch whatever game you want and ask a server to change a channel for you if you don't have the specific game you want to watch on. The food is good and fairly priced and you are also paying for the experience of eating at a Hooters. If you don't know what I'm talking about when I say \"experience\" then you have clearly never been to a Hooters. The servers have always been really nice and easy on the eye's, so to speak. I have always enjoyed the food and atmosphere. Definitely recommended.


First let me say I'm a HUGE fan of all things cheesey and a growing fan of food trucks. For weeks I had been tracking Chedda on instagram waiting for him to be in the neighborhood. Zia Records, on records day, we were there. I was stoked! \n\nHusband and I both got dirt bags (burger & cheese) & tots. Both lacked flavor. Both weren't cheesey. Both were disappointing. I almost cried. So much built up anticipation for... nada! And it set me back $19.\n\nBurgers were huge, bun was thick and burnt. Tots tasted like bland mashed potatoes and the sauce was super odd. Wouldn't recommend.


Oh, Come Back Inn. You may be a relative of Hotel Rubie Marie, but you are a distant one to say the least. I live a block up from this restaurant, and seeing as I has never been before, I decided to eat dinner here. Before the shit storm starts, let me say that the style of the place is very cool, if not a step back in time to a different social era. It is disturbing to note that there was a very discriminatory atmosphere that night. I was shocked to overhear the lady who manages dismissing gay marriage as a \"fad\"... I actually feared for my safety as the manager seemed to have set a bad tone within the restaurant. The food was pretty good, but I'm afraid that was ultimately meaningless, as  the atmosphere was not accepting of others... This manager has some explaining to do.


Wonderful facility, wonderful beer . Terrible service. Food hasn't arrived yet . Ordered a beer for the wife and me, never arrived.  Hard time flagging down wait staff. They really need to get a good restaurant consultant in here before they lose a lot of customers.  \n\nNew waitress took over and food did arrive and it was good.  Not fantastic but good.  For the price it should be fantastic.\n\nHope they get it right.  I like supporting local food and drink


Stopped by this place after doing a quick stop at Target and looked pretty cool from the outside but, once inside their selection was TERRIBLE, they only had like 5 or 6 flavors or less if I remember correctly. I asked the rep. If that was all the choices they had and she looked at me like I was crazy and said, \"Uh, yeah.\" Now I wouldn't of minded if the cupcakes were ATLEAST GOOD but, they were not! I got a total of 3 cupcakes my daughter got Strawberry with Strawberry icing, I got Red Velvet with Cream cheese icing and white chocolate filling (supposably) and my husband got a Chocolate cupcake with chocolate icing and chocolate ganache filing. Now to describe the cupcakes. They tasted like out of the BOX BATTER cupcakes! I mean they tasted exactly like what I can do at home! Come on Mad Hatters STEP UP YOUR GAME! I've been to other bakeries whose cupcakes were beyond amazing! Now when you charge me over $1 in filling you would think you would actually FILL it not put a dime sized amount! I definitely won't be coming here ever again and will not be recommending this place to ANYONE!


Good neighborhood bar/sports bar that could be made infinitely better with a more proactive management team. There are many times we go there and enjoy a great bar meal while watching sports. There have also been several occasions where something unsatisfactory has occurred - food not prepped correctly, to slow service -and no one from management has come out to address. \n\nAgain - a solid line up of burgers and fries to wings to salads - good bar food at a spot that could be made great with some basic customer service tweaks.


This place had little selection. I was excited there was an asian market that opened right next to my place. However, when I checked it out cause I needed some last minute vegetables for the sinigang I was going to make I noticed that the vegetables they had were basically rotting already. The sitaw (chinese long beans) I was going to buy there had brown spots all over them already and were definitely over priced. I can see that they had all the canned filipino foods people may need to make some filipino dishes which is a good thing. But I think this place definitely needs more products in order to really blossom. This store has potential to explode but not with the little selection of vegetables and filipino foods they have. It is at a convenient place right next to Mountain's Edge neighborhood, but they need to defintely up their products.


I have been to Hugo's four times. This is one of the best secrets in Las Vegas just wish it was on the main strip. If you ever wanted 5 star service this is the place. I have only had a couple issues with food but for the most part they are aces in my book. I love the table side salad preparation but be sure to stay away from the pine nuts. Love the roses and chocolates. Be sure to make a reservation and always come here on a winning night.


Blah. \n\nMeh. \n\nWhatevs.\n\nI wanted to like it. Really, I did. The service was spotty at best, the sangria completely mediocre, and the cheese panini tasty in that vague, reconstituted reheated-in-the-microwave way. The fact that we stood at the hostess station for many minutes, ignored, should have tipped me off at the get-go.\n\nI will say, the place was packed... packed!... so perhaps I am in the minority. Switch gets raves from my friends, so perhaps I am the freak. That's OK. You guys can have my seat there, as obviously everyone loves it but me.


11/09/10\n\nWas going to Whole Foods to buy a few staple items when I was hit w/ a craving for falafel.  Remembered there was a pita shop next door, so popped in after dropping some cash at Whole Paycheck.  (I actually am a fan of WF and am willing to part w/ some cash to get bread and organic uncured thick-cut bacon my system can actually stomach!)  Service was friendly, as always, and I even scored a whole piece sample of their delicious homemade walnut-filled baklava!  (It's topped w/ pistachios, so those w/ a mild pistachio allergy could just peel the top layers off, and you're good to go.  Believe you me, the remainder is well worth the $2 (or maybe less... IDK, I didn't pay!) you'll fork over for it.  :)\n\nThe falafel patties were huge!  However, just like the hummus they're made w/, they weren't very flavorful, but I liked the crunch of the patties, even if they were on the dry side.  The extra sides of hummus and tahini didn't really add any flavor, but they helped to mitigate the low moisture content of the falafel.  I wouldn't buy another falafel pita here (2 stars), but the friendly employees, clean environment, and the complimentary dessert deserved an extra star!


Overpriced for okay food.  I don't get it.  Slow service--not the food, but placing your order takes forever.  Also, don't be fooled by the two sizes--you'll want the bigger one for a normal meal.


Corn dusted or multigrain? Confused?  Me too!  How about white or wheat?  \n\nMy burger was pretty good.  The bacon was cooked well, not soggy.  But next time I'll try the tacos since they looked like the main event passing my table on the way to other happy diners.\n\nThe real surprise was the giant piece of chocolate cake.  Seriously, it was so good you could talk me in to coming here just for dessert.  And a drink.  Scotch and chocolate anyone?


-checked in on foursquare and got free Mac &cheese nom noms!  \nother things we got: \nParmesan fries\nkale salad which was sooo good!\nand the I love seoul which I totally recommend!! \nThese were split between 3 people so it was just enough! \nAlso we're in vegas and i know all us girls don't want to eat too much bc we don't want to be fat for the clubs later, so come here if you're looking for something to eat that's affordable and splitable


Not sure what all of the fuss is about. Overpriced foods that I can make at home. The only thing I would actually pay for again is the green smoothie. Oh and the jicama fries are terrible.


Ive only been here once for dinner but I go alot for lunch, I work in the area. Its always fast, sometimes gets a little busy but Ive always been able to eat and get back to work in an hour. I usually get the yellow curry or pad thai. Its good food. Not spectacular thai by any means.


I come here at least 2 times a week after work. The atmosphere is so unique. The bargirls dress up like zombies. The owners are cool. Service is prompt. The whole zombie theme is cool. Even the alcoholic drinks are zombie themed. The location is convenient in Spring Valley just 1 mile from the Strip just past the Chinatown mall. \n\nAs for the food - I eat the zombolie and it's delicious. They get their dough from Boston fresh daily and it shows. Much better pizza products here then the cardboard tasting junk you get at chain restaurants.\n\nIf you are a visitor or local and want to check out a unique bar with a cool theme and no tourist prices I highly recommend!


Fantastic view, nice decor, competent staff. However, the food doesn't live up to the surroundings. I had a very bland French onion soup (after a couple of spoonfuls, I decided there was no point to eating the rest). The rest had a really excellent salad with brie. Three of us had the bourbon filet, pretty good beef, a twice done potato, not too bad, and our fourth had a sea bass special which he liked quite a bit. It has a old school feel in the meal preparation and plating. My point is that it wasn't really bad, just not up to the standards I would expect from the location and reputation. We probably won't be going back, there are too many other restaurants with better food and, bottom line, that's what we are looking for. For a company outing, where food isn't the main concern, the view and surroundings are great, so perhaps that's where they do most of their business. Mediocre.


If I could give this company zero starts, I absolutely would. We rented 2 mopeds, and while we were riding on the strip in the middle of the night, one of our mopeds shut off while we were at a stop light. We were extremely far from our hotel already, and we had to walk the broken moped to a safe area and lock it up for them to pick it up. We had an amazing time riding the mopeds while it lasted. Even though he came the next morning to drop off two new mopeds to us, after riding them for a few hours, one of them would not start again. Their mopeds are not reliable, and I would highly suggest renting through a different company. The owner was disrespectful when we were trying to explain to him what happened, and he did not refund us any of our money back for the inconvenience. Instead, he claimed that we were lying even though he tried starting the moped in front of us and it didn't work. Overall, he was very rude, and not understanding at all. I will never do business with his company ever again.


In the LVRJ on Tuesday 15th of January , Mark Larkin from Larkin Plumbing was quoted saying a PVB replacement after freezing should cost between $200 & $400, and after my discount my estimate was $605. I had the repair carried out by licensed plumber for $220. \n Just saying.....


Attended a gun show here. Nice facility.  Lots of parking and easy to get in and out of.


Fun bar! Had live cover band and DJ Friday night. Drinks are light on alcohol.  But band was entertaining.


This is your perfect place to bring someone after going out.\nInstead of going to macdonald or some fast food joint this place is cheaper,healthier and quicker than any fast food store.\nPlus you can grab something for breakfast the next day.\nNo matter what time i go i always see people baking fresh bagel.\nI'm more of a conservative guy so i usually take sesame bagel or butter bagel.\nHope this help,\n\nCheers,\n\nEric Van Nguyen


Rustler's Rooste is that triangle of white lights (not the take me to your leader kind) you see on the hills in Ahwatukee at night. You park at the base of the hill or at the top if you are early enough and a van will take you to the top (if you are in heels you may want to wait for that van - although stilettos are best left at home duh). In a nutshell, the place is over the top rustic cowboy; every surface is covered in wood. The food is ok - the bread (biscuits, corn bread etc,) basket is the best part. \n\nYou wanna order the rattlesnake? Prepare to shell out $20 for it - let me save you the money. It's little scraps of chicken-like meat (the size of a nickle) deep fat fried and served with chipotle ranch. It literally tastes like dark meat chicken.\n\nThere's a live band (we were here on a weekend) playing the old classic country western (imagine that scene in Blues Brothers - Good Ole Boys style). No chicken wire cage though - bummer. \n\nAfter several drinks (which I recommend) go out on the patio and gaze at the city below. Then after more drinks, push the kids out of the way and take a ride down the slide - dare devils go head first. \n\nOverall - there is much to see even if the food is \"eeeh\" - even the giant beast of a bull in a pen out front, great for tourists looking for a hokey night out, or if your family is in town, take them here and explain this is how AZ is - all covered in wood, stale booze, cowboys and old timey country music.


Sun and Ski is a decent all around Outdoor Sports store.  I have wandered around here many a time looking at various clothing for running and winter sports.  I will say that they lack seriously in the cycling apparel department.  They have 2 racks (1 clearance) for women and it was mostly shorts.  If you are looking for cycling apparel then stick to Bike stores that concentrate on this or buy online.  Their hiking supplies are a little limited as well and pricey but you can find some small items in abundance.  They do however, have helpful staff especially when dealing with their Yakima selection.  All in all, Sun and ski is so general that if you want a good selection in one area of activity then it's best to find a store that specializes in that.


I saw their TV commercial for sirloin steak and all you can eat shrimp so I had to check it out. When I got there, at lunch time, it was so dark that I couldn't even read the menu. When the waitress came over and asked me if she could bring me anything I said Yes, a flashlight. I tried moving to several different tables where there was enough light to see the menu and finally gave up and left.


I have never experienced such a rude staff! First, the wait was pretty long on the Sunday morning we visited this restaurant, as to be expected, so my sister decided to grab some coffee as we waited. When she asked a server if the restaurant could make caffe latte's, she was told she should go to Starbucks for those things. Interesting response. I then asked if we could add an additional chair to our table of five, and they looked at me as if I should leave because that might be too much work. I ended up finding my own chair when nobody was willing to help me. Last, to top things off, we actually watched the manager of the restaurant ask two women sitting at a table next to us to leave because he had people waiting outside to eat! They hadn't even finished their meals!! I will never return to such poor service and overrated food.


I've been coming here for a few years now , over that time I've seen the prices go up and the clientele go down. This place has gotten to the point where I  can't even eat here.... $10 for a dozen wings???!! Another 1.00 to grill em??!! Jeez!! The wings are so small it's more like 7 or 8. Also they use paper menus!!! Gross and cheap!! It kills my appetite when i look down and see someone's week old food chunks and grease spots on my menu! The whole experience left me feeling like I need to wash my hands.


My husband and I loved this place. The staff was very helpful with ordering and allowed us to sample six of their most popular items. We had enough food for leftovers the next day for under $25. It was great to see everything from ties to tatoos having a good time. My only complaint is that the restaurant could be a little cleaner.


I don't know where to begin!\n\nMy Ant a 64 year old woman who had a stroke and her left side is paralyzed came to visit me in california. She mentioned how much she wanted to see the Cirque Du Soleil show in Las Vegas, so I thought it would be the greatest experience for her considering she has never been to vegas nor a Cirque Du Soleil Show. I booked 3 tickets for KA and a stay at MGM GRAND because it was most convinent .\n\nI called MGM GRAND and reserved a room in the Grand Tower for my Ant and I. I paid about $180 for a room (including resort fee of $11) for 1 night only. The price did not bother me, but the awful service I recieved for my money did!!I checked in a little before 1pm on Friday September 17th, 2010 after waiting in enourmous lines. The reservation agent was very nice and polite, he gave me a room on the 27th floor with a beautiful view of the strip.\n\nAs soon as I enter the room, I was overwhemled by the intoxicating smell of cigarettes that lingered in the room!! WHICH MY ROOM WAS ON A NON SMOKING FLOOR!! My Ant suffers from asthma and she found it very hard to breath after 20minutes in the room. I called the concierge to see what they could do about this situation. They suggested sending a box up to my room that would clear the smoke, but it would take an hour and I could not be in the room while the box was working it's magic.\n\nI politely asked the concierge if they could wait until 2pm to bring the box up, giving us enough time to settle our things, change and go for lunch.\n\nAt 1:21pm an attendant knocked on our door with the magical smoke box. I remember clearly saying 2pm! I asked the attendant to give me 5minutes to gather ourselves for lunch since I was not expecting him here until 2pm.\n\nWe headed to the Grand Buffet @ MGM for lunch around $20 per person. BIG MISTAKE! not the price, but the food! The buffet selection was not GRAND more like BLAND!! The food was cold and lacked variety, certainly not what I expected from a Resort.\n\nAround 3:30pm I checked back into my room and WOW THE HORRIBLE SMELL OF CIGARETTES WAS STILL THERE! and It wasn't my imagination, but the smell was worse AND THE MAGICAL SHIT BOX WAS STILL THERE! (this box was only suppose to be in my room for 40minutes-1hour max) I thought maybe we could tolerate it considering the view was nice. 10 minutes later my Ant was complaining about her respiratory system and I called the concierge to see if there was something else we could do. They said they could switch me from the 27th floor to the 17th floor. I thought \"Really? your going to drop me 10 floors? I could've paid $40 dollars more and have a junior suite at The Signature Towers then put up with this bullshit at the Grand Towers.\n\n4:30pm I took all of my luggage and headed downstairs to the concierge where I told the manager that I wanted my money back, I no longer wanted to stay in this hotel and that their service is horrible. They clearly were neglecting me and switching me to whatever was most convenient for them and I've had enough. I told her that I checked in a little before 1pm and I had been dealing with my room situation for 4 1/2 hours which was unacceptable and clearly unprofessional.\n\nShe gave me the most fake courtesy speech that sounded like it came straight out of her ass. \"All of our guests are important, just like you.\" And blah blah blah. If I was important to you, I wouldn't have to deal with this hassle. she offered a room on the same floor same view different angle, I looked at my aunt and felt terrible so I accepted.\nThe room was like our first room but without the horrible smell. This should've been our first room.\n\nI didn't have much time, and could only stay in Vegas for 1 night. I had plans of enjoying the pool side for an hour or two which I didn't get to do. The only thing we did do was visit Cesar's Palace 'The Forum Shops' before check in at MGM GRAND and The Cirque Du Soleil show KA at 9:30pm.\n\nThe KA show was spectacular, truly mind blowing and gave me a memory that will last a lifetime. MGM GRAND also gave me a memory that will last a lifetime:  I'M NEVER STAYING IN THIS HOTEL AGAIN, I WILL NEVER RECOMMEND THIS HOTEL, THEY LEFT ME WITH THE FEELING OF BEING PUNY AND NOT WORTHY OF PROPER SERVICE.\n\nMGM GRAND, I hate you. Ka was the only thing you had to offer that made my horrible stay a bit better. I will never return to your hotel under this management!\nI wasted 4  1/2 hours of my time, of my life when I could have been laying by the pool or at the spa enjoying my 1 day vacation in Vegas. Thank you for the memories.\nOH AND TO TOP IT OFF-  AS WE'RE CHECKING OUT OF OUR ROOM AT 4AM, OUR NON SMOKING HALLWAY REAKED OF CIGARETTE, AND WE SHARED THE ELEVATOR WITH A PROSITUTE THAT WAS STILL PUTTING HER CLOTHES ON. MGM YOUR STANDARDS ARE REALLY GRAND!


$20 for lunch AYCE sushi (mochi ice cream is an extra $2)? Excellent! $26 for dinner (mochi ice cream included).\n\nSushi: fresh\nStaff: very attentive\nPresentation of food: excellent\nRestaurant ambience: clean, decorative, and looks new\nPrice: Excellent!\n\nBeen to Rainbow sushi, Sushi Goyemon, Sushi Mon...This one I enjoyed the most.  Sushi Loca is still my favorite but it's too far away, so JJANGA is perfect. =)


I didn't realize how many Yelpers had dogs. Such a great event  and the perfect weather to go with it.  Scottsdale Artwalk  is the place to be on Thursday.  Lori Landis opened her studio for us and let us enjoy her work.  She explained her artwork and passion to create beautiful things.  Ben an d Jack's Steakhouse provided some lite bites of chicken, steak and mac-n-cheese.  Sprinkles provided cupcakes for everyone, even the dogs.  \n\nAfter a visit at Lori's studio, we go to check out her neighbors and the surrounding studios along the Art Walk.  A big thank you to Lori and the galleries that allowed the Yelpers and their 4-legged friends to visit.  Thanks to Lindsey and Yelp for planning such a nice outing in Old Town.


When my friends and I entered Coyote Ugly in Vegas, the first thing that impressed me quite a bit was the hanging bras displayed near the right side wall facing the dance floor and some hanging on top of the dance floor. Made me think, \"Wow, they're really taking it off!\" LOL\n\nI only gave three stars coz I see it as \"okay\" of a place. I was not blown away. Too many drunk women (and that's bad?) being loud and full of non-sense. Of course there were weird looking men with that around. I guess my mood at that time was bleckh. I was mostly people-watching and hardly drinking. I didn't want to be drunk with that particular crowd that night. \n\nAt least dancing was good.


I've seen Matt three times over the past few years. Expect to laugh a lot! He has a way of taking everyday life--like a trip to Walmart--and making it hysterical.


Great sushi and service.  The 5th star just being held back because of the high prices.  Incredible ambiance and easy to make reservations online.


A decent and clean Indian store that's close by.  For the most part they have a good selection of Indian staples.  Their fresh produce can be iffy.  You have to go on the right days to get to the fresh veggies, which is on Thursday.  Their products are moderately priced, and the staff is friendly and always helpful.


Probably not a good day for me to write a review  (day after my Buckeyes were spanked by Florida for the BCS Championship, so I wasn't in the best of spirits.)  \n\nThat said, I'm still one of the more tolerant restauranteurs around, so it pains me to write this review:\n\nI'm dissapointed in this restaurant, I really wanted to like it.\n\n11:50am  My friend and I arrive (good start, nice, artsy, laid back ambience, just to my liking)\n11:55am Seated and served our coffee and soda\n12:00       I ordered The Cortez, my friend, one of the burgers\n12:35pm Concerned about my flight back to San Jose departing just after 2pm, we inquire about the status of our order...something about normally taking 20 minutes, a big catering order, running a little behind.\n12:45pm The table next to us (arriving 10 minutes after us) receives their order as the waitress promises us our orders are finishing up.\n12:52pm Our meal arrives (along w/ our check due to waitress' keen inference that we were now in quite a rush)\n1:05pm Paid and out the door\n1:25pm Arrive at Aiport (thank heavens for web check-in, short security lines, and a 10 minute delay)\n\nIts too bad...the food was quite good and probably would have been even better if we wouldn't have needed to wolf it down.  We were this close to needing to walk out the door.\n\nSo maybe we shouldn't have gone to this place if I knew I needed to catch a flight.  Still, this was slower service than any cafe to which I've been in Europe, which is much more overt about eschewing expedience.


Lots of food for the money! They are fast and food good...our favorite it the beef chimi and asada fries! Both are huge! Staff is always friendly.


I give it a 1 for location because I have to. I've been here less than a month and everything I've read, I've experienced so far. Car window smashed the first week. Fire alarms went off for an hour tonight. I've seen 1 cockroach in bathtub. My car was backed into and dented. This is a great area but not a great place to live. I unfortunately moved here sight unseen as I was confidentily reassured by the staff (Alex) that these complaints weren't true. They've all happened to me so far. Only 12 months to go, joy. Positives: nice pool, above average fitness facility for an apartment community and some good people. Live and learn, this will be a 13 month experience.\n\nI wrote the above blurb after the first month but never posted and didn't expect to see it here, so kind of interesting to add the full review below with a one month review. After 5 months I couldn't take it anymore and paid $1200 to get out of my lease and my full review below.\n\nThis place is bad news. Where to start? First week my window was smashed on my Tahoe and nothing was stolen, just $260 to replace it. Second, someone backed into my front bumper causing a nice dent. Fortunately, I have a 2002 so I'm not concerned about needing it fixed. There isn't much parking, making you park in unlit or unprotected areas. I believe the safest area is up by the tennis courts. It was inconvenient, but the problems stopped except for the dent.\n\nIn my 5 months of a 13 month lease, I paid $1200 to get out of here early. The parking is tight, you will get door dings.  The community has useless security guards that basically lock the pool doors. A mouse is more intimidating. \n\nI've heard the fire alarms go off 4 times from drunks in the middle of the night. I've seen two cockroaches in my apartment and they were huge. The garbage area literally almost made me puke in unit E (if you must live here, make sure it isn't by a garbage room). I'd say 50% of residents pick up after their dogs, so crap everywhere. The water pressure in my unit was horrible. The heat and air conditioning is controlled by management. I had to keep my sliding glass door open at night because it was unbearably hot. I had a smoker above and to the left of me so I got to inhale there smoke because I had to leave the door open so I didn't melt. The laundry facilities are NASTY. The water just stands in the machines. If you go inside a machine and shake it you will hear the recycled water. Always check the dryer as people before you don't care about leaving nasty hairs or other nasty stuff behind. Two units in E were constantly broken. The cost is $1.25 and you have to use a laundry card. You lose it and it is $25 to replace. If you don't use it alll upon leaving, the next tenant thanks you. \n\nYour only option for television is DirecTV. The maximum lease you can sign is a 13 month lease, the minimum contract with DirecTV is a 24 month agreement. Getting out of that contract was a nightmare. I typically get contracts when you have a choice, here the equipment is installed and you have no choice. Yet, DirecTV will give you the BS line that they have to account for equipment costs. I am moving into a residence that already has DirecTV and they still didn't let me out of the contract. \n\nLast, I went to turn in my keys today thinking I had paid my rent Jan 1 thinking it was good through my early move out date of 2/6. Nope, and no bill. I find out today I had a $178 worth of rent for 6 days, a $50 late fee and another $40 in $10 a day accruals. \n\nThe community leasing agents will act like they care, but they know they work for a terrible management company with no sympathy for honest mistakes. They kind of just go silent when confronted and pray you walk away. There hands are tied. Two of them are easy to find. they are always outside smoking. Last, I moved in sight unseen over the internet. I was handed my keys and never even given a tour. I had to find everything on my own. The only good thing about it I guess is the location, but I'd find a different location to live in the area. If you want to live in a dorm style community, this is the place. I have lived in many communities over the years and I've never left a place on a sour note. This is the worst 5 months of living I've ever had.\n\nPro's: Location, Gym is decent for an apartment community, nice pool, convenient store. I will not say price because it all adds up in misery.


This is one of our go-to inexpensive dinner places. Their margarita's are good and very large if you get anything but the small. The food is good, I'm a fan of the La Mejor and my hubby always gets Pollo con Crema.  Take home boxes are standard for us at Monterrey having left overs for the next day.\n\nThe service can be hit of miss, but typically they are very attentive and food comes out quickly.  The dining room is a bit of a dive and sad.  The booths and tables have seen better days.  It could certainly use a face-lift.


First time at this salon & it was a major disappointment. I got the worst gel manicure ever. Seriously not worth the $50. I have gotten more pampered on a $10 manicure then what I experienced here at dolce. This so called \"spa manicure\" involves a second of nail filing then quickly applying the gel all sloppy with bubbles I might add & then you get to choose between a lotion or a hand scrub to totally apply yourself. Awesome.. What a pampering experience. Never going there again.


Quite honestly I hate the french but always enjoyed french pastries.  This place has a decent selection, not much on ambience in the inside, but well priced and quite tasty.  Only ate pastry, not any of the other foods they had there.  The service was good, pastries were fresh and well done.  Would recommend this place to cure the craving, but didnt look like they had fresh coffee, and just a case in the corner with a few drink choices.  Someone on here bagged this place for having to big of servings, dude seriously-GIVE ME EXTRA DESSERT ANYTIME! Shoot the pastry was only $5 and seriously why would you complain about a big tasty dessert?  They will let you take it home if you cant finish it, and if you cant finish one dessert, you probably arent worthy of this site, or writting any blogs food related.  I have an idea you should go sample at costco and write about the best pigs in a blanket you had there!! Wont be back to soon, but when a napolean is calling my name, this seems like a good place to cure the craving.


The one thing that I can't tolerate about restaurants that charge more than $40 per entree is BAD SERVICE.\n\nWe waited an hour before our server, let's call her \"B\", came back so that we could order drinks.  She never came back to ask us how our entrees were.  And we never received any of the complimentary sweets that everyone on Yelp has raved about.  All of this would have been fine except that we left her a \"mandatory\" $80+ tip. I think that the bad service on our server's part can be partially attributed to automatic tip and partially because we came towards the end of the night.  \n\nRealizing that servers and busboys make most of their livelihood from tips, we decided pay the 20% tip and not punish the busboys, who were very prompt and polite, never letting our water glasses go below half empty.  I did go talk to the manager to let him know that the service at his restaurant was less than perfect.   When I did, he shrugged and said, \"Thanks for telling us.\"  He didn't offer us any kind of compensation OR even note which table we were sitting at and who our server was.  With management like that, it is no wonder that the so many people have criticized the service as lackluster.\n\nThe food was pretty good--the pappardelle bolognese was delicious, but the pasta was a little too al dente, and the veal chop was juicy, flavorful, and all-around amazing.  The gnocchi tasted like an overly firm polenta.  \n\nOverall, I think the food is pretty good, but I would tell people not to go to B&B because of the bad service.


Disappointed today. This is usually a favorite. Wait for food was long, bottom of Reuben was soggy. And my husband didn't get 1000island dressing w his.  Great service and food when we've eaten there before. Don't know what was going on.


I'm so upset with this salon. The people are nice but that's as far as the good points go. They did a horrible job on my nails and only discounted me $5! I probably would have considered going back if they didn't charge me for the mess they put on my nails. Nails didn't come out like I wanted them to at all. So disappointed. I won't be returning.


Total loss, the bread was like wonder bread, the pasta was good but the sauce lacked any flavor and the price for the portion was minuscule. You shouldn't go away hungry from a 23 dollar Italian entree.


Kind of disappointed because this is one of my favorite TV shows on.\nYa I give it 3 stars just because I got to see it. Nothing exciting. No one from the tv show was there, and it was a tourist trap lol. I came from Hawaii to see the old man dammit. Just kidding Haha. Was ok though gf bought a Chumlee t shirt and we took a few pics. \nWe didn't have to wait long to go in, maybe. 10 mins at 12 noon. Thank god because it was over a 100 degrees out. \nI forgot the name but we shared my first Chicago dog at a stand right out of the pawn shop. 5 stars to them. :P\nVisited Aug 2011


I've had my eye on Samosa Factory for some time, but finally got around to trying it last night when our first choice for dinner was closed for the holiday. \n\nWe entered the small dining area and were greeted by the incredibly friendly server. We told him we wanted to order our food to-go and he still offered us two glasses of water and a starter to nibble on while we perused the menu. We settled on the Lamb Vindaloo and the Chicken Tikka Masala. We also ordered some garlic naan. Our server was incredibly personable and offered us refills on our water while we waited as well as made some idle chit chat with us. \n\nOnce our food arrived, we paid our bill and off we went with our food. The server also offered us a to-go menu for our return visit. Great customer service!\n\nMy fella and I dug into our meal as soon as we got home. The spice level was just right. We ordered the medium spice level to be on the safe side on our first visit. The garlic naan was delicious and I really enjoyed the rice. The flavors were right on and I look forward to a return visit to hopefully eat in the restaurant and try some of their samosas. The food is not cheap, but I didn't feel it was overly expensive for the quantity and quality of food we got.\n\nDefinitely a great Indian option in a town that is lacking.


Great beers on tap - Four Peaks and Oak Creek among them.  8th St. Ale - I heart you.  The place was playing mid-90s Radiohead and Butch Cassidy and Sundance Kid.  That in itself is pure genius. \n\nLiked the beer barrels showcased through a window.  The outdoor deck looks like it will be a real hit when it gets a bit warmer.   Nice cozy feel, warm avocado walls and kick-ass vintage chandeliers that I want to go back and snag!  The highlight of the decor though, is the oddly curious Being John Malkovich doorway up above on your way to the restroom. \n\nMy Chicago buddy with me was unimpressed - but I'm sure places like this are a dime a dozen there.  This place rocks.  It's the downtown bar we've all been waiting for.\n\nEDIT, 9/07 - Dave B is right on about the same music being played every night.  I always hear the same exact songs by Radiohead and Coldplay every time I go to Roosevelt.  WEAK!!!


Great vibe and atmosphere, locally owned/operated, uses fair trade and (in most cases) organic ingredients - all wins.\n\nHowever... as Julia noted, the service has dropped quite a bit as of late.  I was in this morning to purchase a single cup of coffee to go.  The person behind the counter didn't acknowledge my entry (there were 2 people in the place), and I honestly waited more than 10 minutes for her to complete everything else she was doing before she asked what she could get for me... \n\n10 minutes may not seem like a long time, but when you swing-in while on your way to work, those ten minutes seem like an eternity.  Especially when it's for a $2 cup of to-go coffee... she could've rang-me-up and handed me a cup in a minute or less.  \n\nAnd, the cookies have gone downhill big time - hard and crispy rather than soft and chewy... ick.  \n\nNot sure if I'll be back - I can buy a whole pound of Just Coffee from Willy Street for $8, and if I have to wait 10 minutes for a single cup, I can spend that time brewing it at home just as easily...\n\nSorry, Tuvalu - it's \"toot-a-loo\" for me.  Best wishes.


Lovely floral arrangements for every occasion.  Her boutonnieres and corsages are lovely and inexpensive - she must have made dozens for me and my friends during high school.  You cannot beat the service here.  When students at the elementary school up the street come in wanting flowers for their teachers, she will provide them with the best for only $1 or $2.  Blooming Dahlia is the best example of hometown service I could imagine.


Lived in Houston for a few months, and we developed a love for the Pappas family of restaurants. Pappasitos is the best of the bunch, I wish they'd send a chain out to AZ!\n\nWe've been to this location twice, and probably won't go back because it is such a schlep! As usual, we sat in a booth near the bar. Both times we ordered the Lobster seafood salad with the dressing on the side. It was fairly large salad, but the lobster was minimal. The shrimp were nicely sized, and cut into decent pieces. However, the scallops were practically diced causing an unfortunate change in texture. I guess we were expecting too much because of our love for their sister restaurant!


So, we came here for a late lunch at 4pm with a group total of 9. 8 total people eating and one baby. The hostess decided to give us crap because we told her 8 instead of 9. Then proceeded to give us an attitude about how many kids were in our group. What does it matter? Is there a kids menu at Bachi Burger? Not that I know of... Anyway, we left after sitting there from 3:45 to 4:20 without getting seated and went to the Bachi Burger in Summerlin. Really disappointed. 2 stars because I know the food is great. -3 for horrible service.\n\nBTW the service at Bachi Burger in Summerlin was excellent. I'll write another separate review for that establishment.


Good dogs at a good price.  Ed offers a nice variety too.  I often walk around downtown but never made to the courthouse until this afternoon when I had to report for jury duty.  Oddly enough, I had read about Ed somewhere before but this was the first I had been by his cart.  Today he was set up on the SW corner of Jefferson & 1st Ave.  I'm not sure if this is a regular spot or if he moves about the area but I'll be on the lookout for him again so I can try a variety of his hot dogs.\n\nEd stocks Faygo Root Beer in cans.  That alone is worth a mention.


The most interesting things in life are the pleasantly unexpected and Mandy's is definitely pleasantly unexpected! Located in the back of a clothing store, there is a magical salad making place! We've all seen salads, they come on the side of your plates, in a little bowl, and sometimes it even comes on a square dish which makes you think wow, that's a decent size salad. At Mandy's, you got eat your salad twice! Well at least I do. \n\nIt's been 4 visits to Mandy's so far, there are tables to sit at or you could have it to go, but they are literally the dream saladmakers. I say this because of the amount of fresh ingredients they have, and they are super accommodating when you want to change an ingredient.  So far I haven't been able to deviate away from the Man Salad, but I also thing that it's because I don't come here frequent enough and when I think of Mandy's now that's all I think of. I substitute the bacon for black beans, and like I said, relaxed and smiley staff that don't even think twice about it.\n\nI think the only difficult part for me, is getting here at the right time, I find myself working all over Montreal, so sometimes I will be nearby when it closes or before it opens, but I heard they have delivery for that. \n\nSo YES, get off your butt and go to Mandy's, it's the treasure that's been waiting for you here in Montreal.


Went on Saturday Night.\n\nHit for $100 on two separate occasions playing Keno on $20 worth of betting.\n\nall table games had a $15 minimum.\n\nThe place was crowded and it was difficult to get in a craps game or get a seat  at the black jack table.   It seemed like they could've opened up more tables to accommodate the players standing around waiting for a seat.  The dealers on the whole were a bit shaky with numerous recounts and mistakes made for and against the player.  The poker room was packed and again it seemed like the room could've been bigger for more games.   \n\nAll the bars are cool and different so its fun having a drink at each one.  If you order a drink at a table be prepared to wait 15-20 minutes for your drink unless you tip extremely well.   \n\nI will have to check this place out during the week to see the difference compared to a post-bucco game Saturday night.


Schwartz's is Montreal's world famous Hebrew deli. It is famed for it's smoked meat, which happens to be the BEST sandwich in the entire world.\n\nSmoked meat is found throughout Montreal but Schwartz's has that certain \"je ne sais quoi\" special touch.\n\nHistory shows that it has stayed in the same, unchanged for EIGHTY years! There is always a lineup, no matter the time of day, or day of the week. The wait has not usually long in my experience.  I have been fortunate on several occasions of getting a seat even from the back of the line, simply because there was space available to accommodate my group of two. \n\nBe prepared to share a table with strangers. I can testify that in my many visits,  I have never had unpleasant table buddies.\n\nMontreal smoked meat is synonymous with Montreal.  You really cannot state that you have been to Montreal without trying Schwartz's smoked meat! \n\nBig chunks of salty meat, smoked over charcoals on rye bread = beyond delicious. This really is one of those places that has become a legend for a reason.


So I need to ask you something, Charlotte Yelpers.  \n\nForgive me because I am from out of town, and I respect you all.  But I know how serious you all take your barbecue.  During my recent trip there, I had co-workers who took me to Mac's Speed Shop for what they told me was authentic Carolina barbecue.  I loved it.  I noticed that Mac's has 3 1/2 stars currently on Yelp, same as this place.  \n\nCharllotte Yelpers, how can you tell me that this place is anywhere near as good as Mac's?  \n\nYou see, I had one day to myself to get lunch.  I decided to trust the Yelp app to find me another barbecue place.  I saw this place was near me, and having never heard of it before being from Philadelphia, I assumed this would be another authentic place.  And even though it had less reviews, I thought since it had the same level of stars as Mac's, I'd get some good barbecue that was at least as close as what they serve there. \n\nIt was about 5 minutes into sitting down here when I realized that I was sitting in the south's version of Famous Dave's.  \n\nDon't get me wrong.  I enjoyed the combo that I had.  It wasn't bad at all.  But come on.  If you want authentic barbecue, you don't come here.  I felt slightly let down.  \n\nNow that I've had my \"What the hell are you thinking Charlotte\" rant, I'll say that for a chain restaurant, the food was pretty tasty, the service was very good, and I'd eat here again if I ever had the chance.  Both the pulled pork and the chicken were decent if not spectacular. \n\nWell, maybe I won't eat here again if I'm in the area with Mac's not too far away.  But it was good enough if not the greatest.


I have been reading a lot of the other reviews for this place stating that the Red Velvet Cake/Cupcake, upon which this cafe bases its name, is a 150 calorie treat.  Ok, either that is a lie, or I have been WASTING MY LIFE by not going there EVERY DAY.  Because those cakes are fucking delicious, and with the approximate calorie count as a a can of soda? I would gladly drink water henceforth and have dessert.  I will be going there tomorrow.  \n\nOk, real review.  Generally great food.  I've had really good luck with everything I've ordered there. Except for maybe the fries.  They're not so hot.  \n\nFirst, everything on the menu can be made veggie/vegan, but usually at an extra charge. I'm fine with that, but it can add up if you're ordering for a lot of people I guess.  My favorite thing by far (and something that I get an insatiable craving for from time to time) is the vegan buffalo chicken wrap.  It's full of spicy and crunchy and protein-y goodness, all wrapped up in a toasted tortilla.  I also love their fruit lemonades!  I've never had a dessert I didn't like, but the red velvet is my fave.  Did I mention that I'm going there tomorrow to get one? I might just have to pick up a vegan buffalo chicken wrap to go with it.....\n\nWarning: the service is SLOOOOOOOOOW.  Even if you're the only table there.  The owners/managers/servers have always been super friendly to me and very nice and accommodating.  But expect to wait awhile, even if you call in a to-go order.  Also, it's not clear whether they sometimes do table service now (maybe at night?).  Your best bet is to go order at the counter (that's what I always do -- if they're doing table service they will let you know).  But otherwise -- yay!


calling it the best ball park in America is a total understatement, its the greatest ever. not a bad seat there. Pittsburgh has been very lucky, we hit home runs with PNC & Console but of course Heinz Field is a turkey. As Meat Loaf would say 2 out of 3 ain't bad!!!!


This restaurant was clean there was plenty of parking there's plenty of seating and the waitress was very friendly and the staff was very professional the price is very reasonable I had a taco which was ok tasting there was a plenty of it for a dollar 95 and it was fresh cooked my friend had the breakfast spicy eggs and ham and she said the taste was very good there was a large portion for the money I ordered two pupusas the bean cheese and chicken and the bean and cheese for the money there was a lot of food there but there was very little meat beans and cheese mostly tortilla and they were very greasy in my opinion this is a restaurant that offers a lot of carbohydrates for a very reasonable price so if you're hungry and broke this would be the place to go if you're looking for more substance and protein choose another restaurant


This place is yummy! Once you walk in the atmosphere is pleasant and the service very caring. The food just rocks tasty-delicious! \nIf you love Thai like I do this is a total must try, I am sure it will become a favorite... like how it has become mine!


I tried coming here once after it was recommended. I found a place to sit on the third floor, though the place was obviously so packed that I knew it would take forever to get service. I returned another evening that was less crowded and was pretty pleased with their house brewed ales. I also ordered a bison burger that was pretty good, too. Like many places in the city, it is a bit cramped. But, the design of the interior, especially on the lower level by the bar, is pretty uncomfortable and impractical, particularly during winter months when people wear enough clothing to double their bulk and take up more space.


The food was take it or leave it. Ordered escargot, Caesar salad (which isn't table side), steak and lobster which I ordered medium rare both came out overlooked, added a side of crab legs which was the best thing I tasted. The mixed veggies were just different colored carrots and they weren't as soft as carrots should be served. Garlic mashed potatoes and rice were delicious. Melted butter was salted, which i couldn't believe. Great ambiance and service. A bottle of Vueve Clicot was only 85$!!!! So I will come back for crab legs and champagne. No fresh desserts, they actually still rock the tray. Supposed to be the best value in Vegas, but there are better. We are spoiled with great steaks living here in Vegas