Looking for a late night snack...actual dinner, too.\nLarge place with a few tables and pizza by the slice.\nNot to many pizza by the slices were available.  Was talking with the staff about the pizza slices available.  Staff was very friendly...but not so informative...more later.  Ordered the pepperoni and sausage.   Forgot to ask if it is the sweet sausage or hotter...unfortunately it was really sweet...not the crappppy crumbled crap many Burg places use but this was a very sweet tasting almost like tasting perfume.  What a mistake. \nTook off the sausage but it still had the flavors...Oh Well, better ask next time. \nThe crust seemed to be pretty good.\n \nJust as I took my first bite a delicious looking white pizza came out of the oven.  Now why oh why didn't they tell me that?????


SO ANNOYING!\n\nI get that they have this whole special ambiance thing going but the \"amenity fee\" is a bit fricking much. Basically, if you go to a movie at night or don't buy your tickets 2 days in advance, then you have to pay an extra \"fee\", up to $3 bucks. Also annoying: having to pre-select your seats. Really? I think that if I get to the movie before someone else, I should get to pick my seat before them.\n\nFood options are decent, though.


I love Poke Express and they told me I should try 808 Hawaii Mixed plate.  I had gone there once a year ago and had a bad experience. I entered and asked if I could order just meat. (I had a party to go to and had plenty of time, I was willing to wait.) Anyways, the lady working literally started yelling at me that I need to order stuff like that ahead of time. (A simple, no would have done.) So I walked out and vowed never to return.  But, since I enjoy the atmosphere and food at Poke express I decided to give 808 another chance.\n\nFood: Very average plate lunch with below average portions.  I ordered the Kalbi and garlic chicken.  Personally I did not enjoy how they served the Kalib. It was sliced up for me. I like Kalbi in part because I like ripping the meat of the bones. Also, they asked how I wanted it cooked and I replied rare (I was impressed this was even an option.)  It came out very well done, so well done that it ruined a nice cut of meat. The flavor was ok, but nothing special.  The garlic chicken was average, nothing special at all.  The mac salad was above average. The rice was very disappointing, it was very dry; nothing like buck shot rice to ruin a plate lunch!\n\nService:  The short girl at the counter has to go. She must have been having a bad day. She seemed very irritated when I asked the price of the Kalbi and acted upset she had to look up the days price.   \n\nI went with my cousin and her friend both who are white, I am hapa.  Anyways they ordered before me and they girl at the counter didn't know they were with me.  So when we say down, they brought both of them their plates.  I have never seen such small portions!!!  Serious a Mini plate and every other local food place I have been is bigger than what these girl got!  They ordered Kalua pig and teri beef. Literally looke like a half scoop of rice, a half scoop of mac salad and maybe a have cup of the meats they ordered.   When I got my plate 15 minutes later, I had 2 big scoops of rice and a huge scoop of mac salad. My meats were very small portions. I don't know why my plate was so much bigger than theirs. I hope it wasn't because I looked hapa and they don't.\n\nOverall: The food was below average, the portions were very skimpy, and the service was anything but the spirit of Aloha. They need to take lessons from the cousins at Poke express on service and portions.  If I want local food, first choice cook it myself. If I am too lazy, I would take any other place I have been over this place.


This was surprisingly good!  We were just looking for a casual lunch, and went in with low expectations.  But, the food was quite good, and the service did a nice job.\n\nI'm not going to seek it out again, but if I'm standing next to the place, and I'm hungry.. sure.


We are regulars here. On may 2. 2014  our usual party of five showed up for my sons birthday. Now we love eating here but as we were seated in the back at the teppan table a large cockroach crawled out from the side of the grill and headed toward my daughter....the manager just smiled said he would kill it and moved us to the next table! No offers of any kind followed! This was disgusting and will surely end our  twice monthly dinners there-gross!!!


Wow I'm sad I didn't try this place sooner. Yes, like some of the other reviews I read, it was late in the afternoon on a Sunday and it was completely empty. But the great staff and good food will keep me  coming back. I had the quarter chicken, all white meat, rice, and hummus. The seasoning on the chicken was very good and the skin is my favorite part of chicken so I would definitely choose this place over el pollo loco any day. Then top it off with that yummy garlic sauce, aww man I was such a happy camper! The rice was ok and so was the hummus, not to die for but who am I kidding? This ain't fine dining! I will definitely come back and be a regular here.


Sushi Tachi has become my husband's and my place to go for sushi in NLV. The food is consistently good and service is exceptional. They have great Monday and Tuesday deals and a decent selection of rolls. All-you-can-eat is the way to go! \n\nThe only thing I don't like is once we were given lots of grief for bringing in a few chicken nuggets for my four-year-old (who doesn't like sushi or anything else the place offers). They almost didn't let us stay to eat! The next week - they had a sign up saying \"no outside food\". While I understand the rule, it's disappointing that I cant visit unless I don't have my kids with me. \n\nNote to self: teach my kids to like sushi. Until then, I will not have many chances to visit Sushi Tachi! Beware parents - don't bring (outside) food for your kids in. They will turn you away. But if it's date night - I recommend this place! Thumbs up!


Don't waste your time or your money on this place. They don't care about good customer service or long waits, they only care about their repeat customers. I wanted to make this my Sunday place since I, too, am from Chicago, but the service was horrible and the food was no better than IHOP.


Excellents d\u00e9jeuners ! Le choix est vari\u00e9 et peu importe qu'on soit de type cr\u00eape, pain dor\u00e9, omelette, oeuf ou croissant, on va y trouver \u00e0 son compte. Je suis de type oeuf d'abord, mais aussi pain dor\u00e9 et cr\u00eape, alors je vais s\u00fbrement y retourner \u00e0 quelques reprises pour tout essayer. J'ai pris des viandes (cretons de veau, chorizo, jambon, saucisse de veau) avec mes oeufs et c'\u00e9tait nettement plus recherch\u00e9 que les saucisses -jambon habituels de ce type de d\u00e9jeuner.\n\nL'ambiance est tr\u00e8s relax et le service courtois et sympathique. \u00c0 ce que j'ai vu, il y a \u00e9galement des repas le soir et des sp\u00e9ciaux de type table d'h\u00f4te. Consid\u00e9rant que c'est \u00e0 deux pas de chez moi, je vais s\u00fbrement y faire un tour plus souvent.


Dined here with 3 other people. No one was happy.\nWaitress was clueless (new and untrained?) she wasn't sure what soda they offered. She brought the drinks about 10 minutes after we ordered them, saying \"sorry I was looking for cups\"\nMy lemon on my water smelled like dirty kitchen rag. \nFries were nice and thick, but dry and soggy. Corned beef was hideous, very tough and rubbery. I sent it back for a fish and chips plate that was similar to what I get at CoCo's, but with the big soggy sponge fries.\nHighlight of the dinner, the company and my beer.\nWe will never come back, unless it's only for drinks.


Great little place just across the border.  Food is always great as well as service.


Their chips and salsa were quite good. The chips were served warm and they provided 3 types of salsas.  I had the tostadas and they provided 3 full sized tostadas which were simply the best I've ever had in a restaurant.  My wife had a Vege Chimi which she loved.  It was light and crispy with a good mix of veges in it.  My daughter had the fish taco and beans which she enjoyed, although she didn't care for the dressing (1000 Island?) that came in it.  We finished the meal with some Sopapillas, which were wonderful as well. \nThe service was warm, friendly and timely.  It's a pretty casual/comfortable place to go and we'll absolutely be back at Papi Chulo's the next time we're in Scottsdale. \nNot sure what's up with some of the negative reviews, but our experience was excellent all around and the food was very reasonably priced as well.


I have been coming to K-Land Nails & Spa for 4 years.  They offer great service in a clean and welcoming salon.  My husband gets his nails done here too.  Jenny and Henry have a great staff.  Strangers comment on how great my nails look all the time.  You must try them out.


Happy Hour is fun!  Great food and drink specials!


Good basic Chinese takeout. We ended up here instead of the Pho place next door as it was closed, and it was pretty good. The place was clean, food hot and tasty, and the staff friendly. Next time we want Chinese food, we'll try them for delivery. \n\nAs for the guy who whined about the person on the phone who spoke no english, give her a break, I'm sure it was the girl who served us, she was really nice, and her english was just fine.\n\nIf the wait at LoLo's down the way is too long, this place is a nice option.


How can you not love REI? I'm not really sure what type of personality that would be. Probably insanely boring. REI has great gear for hiking, camping, all sorts of sports and you can't beat being a member.\n\nThe store in Tempe is pretty clean and fairly close to my house. The staff for the most part has always been helpful aside from the one time I was told something I wanted didn't even exist (yet it was available online).\n\nI have to lower them to 4 stars because there's been so many times I've had to order from REI online and have it delivered to the store because they didn't carry what I wanted.


We stopped in here for a gallon of water and some vitamin waters- pretty dirty place. I watched some chick go to the donut area and naked fist a donut and start eating it, in front of the clerk. Which is ok to them, I guess, but it is so not alright when you hand them an apparently incorrect amount thinking it is. In that case, they yell it even louder. For all we know my boyfriend did give her five dollars, and she took one, and then yelled it was 4.some odd cents making him give her another. Probably did go down that way.


We used to go here all the time and loved the concept and neighborly feel.  Then it felt like the owners started to not put in much effort in training the staff & caring about the customers.  Our orders were continually messed up and staff seemed clueless and sometimes rude. We felt it was too expensive to continue to be disappointed so we stopped going.


This place is missing one key ingredient:  Flavor.


This place is small... Service is slow. And there's a particular waitress that really doesn't give a damn and you just know she hates her job. \n\nSushi presentation and flavor differ every time we come here. But the fish tastes fresh. Our favorite is the touch down roll and tiger roll.\n\nWe would be here more often if we were more welcomed.


This place was so bad, we ordered and 45 minutes later we had to go and check with someone what had happened to our order, and the waitress then asked us what was our order!!!!!!\n\nthe food was bad too, order pad thai noodles with mix of meat and the meat didn't look fresh or tasted good, since we checked for our food they brought it right out of the pan and as searing hot and not even a warning.\n\nservice was terrible, couldn't even get a coke, for that I had also to go the counter and ask for it a 4th time.


I love Penhaligons products, it's always an experience popping in and even though this little shop is quite dinky, they still have a great range of products and the staff are really friendly too. I love the old school bottles and it almost makes you feel like you've transported back in time. My mum adores the Elisabethan Rose perfume but at \u00a370 I've only ever bought it for her once and had to half in with my brother. I do think the prices are a little excessive which is why I don't personally buy anything from Penhaligons and tend to go to L'Occitane or Crabtree and Evelyn instead as their products are significantly cheaper but they still stock gorgeous, traditional fragrances. It's also not really aimed at students like myself but I still like going in for a browse and I can always pick out in advance what I will hopefully be able to afford someday... hopefully not too far off.\n\nI noticed a stunning lacquered red box in a glass cabinet and it was displayed with three perfume bottles, a gorgeous old fashioned sterling silver brush and comb set and a little butterfly hair clasp on top. It looked gorgeous and I would love one of them on my dresser but it was \u00a3120... and that was just for the box.\n\nAs far as I'm aware, this is the only Penhaligons store in Scotland since the one in Glasgow shut down, there are a few other stockists but this is the only store exclusive to Penhaligon products. The whole store feels really traditional, the dark oak furniture is stunning, everything is really under stated, the packaging is amazing and the final purchase comes in a really pretty bag with tissue paper so perfect if you're looking for a gift.


I would say that Lemongrass is ok, not great.\n\nI've had the Panang curry a few times and really enjoyed it. The Green curry is also decent.\n\nWhat brings Lemongrass down is incredibly slow service. Whether it's during a busy time or a slow time, it's slow slow slow. One waiter for the entire restaurant and that's it.\n\nThe atmosphere and ambiance of the restaurant are nice. And given the price, it's not a bad lunch spot.


Walking through the food court at Westmount Square amoung all the standard food court places you see Sushi Bar Kim, a small restaurant with a sushi bar and seatting area. Your first thought may be \"I'm not about to risk it on a no name sushi place in a food court\". Although I understand that logic you'd be completely wrong. Sushi Kim is a hidden gem, one if the best sushi restaurants in Montreal. \n\nThey have a good selection of standard sushi along with some very nice house specialties and all of the rolls at Sushi Kim are available with an option of rice paper instead of seaweed. \n\nOne thing to note is that one of their chefs recently left to start his own restaurant, Park, and I'm not yet certain if his departure has affected the quality of the food at Kim as I have not eaten there frequently since he left. This is the only reservation keeping me from giving them 5 stars.


So I was a fan for many years, moved away, came back to area ordered and it was good.  Ordered again and wow it was not good for first time ever.  I called to let them know and I got the cook or so he said.  He said he worked there for 17+ years and nothing really changed but I said no mushrooms and they put canned mushrooms in which was not that big a deal cuz I just picked them all out but the chicken was completely overcooked and tough to chew.  The pot stickers were burnt but not slightly more like all over it had a weird brown color and then burnt on one side.  Tasted a little off too.  I thought they always made these by hand.  I think they still do but I dont know what the heck happened on this night.  Had egg foo young and that was dripping with oil.  The whole thing was a mess.  My husband and I both said if that were our first visit we would never be back.


Great tasting Persian food. The quality of food is just great.


Great Service and good BBQ, I've been here many times and happy face!


We tried out the lunch specials and found them to be pretty good.  For about $6 we both got healthy portions of spicy food along with fairly good service.  Take a chance and go for the hotter dishes.  :-)


This is one of my favorite escapes from the city while still within the city! I've lived in AZ for a year and have been visiting DBG on average once a month since my arrival in the serenity of the Sonoran. The way the plants take on a different character and color at various times throughout the year.....lovely! The paths are well-maintained, the staff and volunteers all seem to enjoy their surroundings, and the guests of all ages seem as contented as I feel while meandering through cacti, succulents, grasses, herbs, flowering plants, and the AWESOME SCULPTURES that just pop a color into view at the best turns! \n\nI have a few events on my calendar for this coming Fall, including Music in the Garden, and I will definitely be taking more houseguests to DBG as part of my \"AZ favorites\" tour :)\n\nI was impressed with the Butterfly Pavilion when we visited on 4/9/13.....plenty of species to get up close and personal with! My nephew also got a kick out of the flashlight tour that we enjoyed in May of this year.......get there to get out of the city!


This just solidifies me not wanting to go to the Cosmo to gamble anymore. Been planning a trip out to Cosmo since last month because of the fun stay I had over labor day weekend. Made my reservation when I saw the B1G1 free night offered, but booked it for the second Monday in November instead of the second Monday in December! So aggravating and even though I played at a decent level during my last stay on the slots, plus we spent over $2k on rooms and food/clubs/etc over just a couple days, and no help at all. A host quoted me the online rate thinking I was stupid and hadn't done my research. Staying at ARIA Resort & Casino comped (aka FREE) even though I didnt play at any MLife resorts last trip, with the better beds and will gamble with MLife since they will actually make me feel welcome and appreciated with their good customer service.


It's not the worst option for fast food style airport food. They have veggie tacos that provide reasonable portions and nice scoops of guacamole. The rice is awful and the salsa is more like pizza sauce. Although it's affordable and quick.


Had a good experience here great food and they have kool aid so I thought it was great.... They give you a ton of food for a great price and the BBQ sauce is rea;;y good also. The only down side is they only have outside seating and with heat it is blazing hot in las Vegas and it takes a little long to get the food but other than that it's a great place for BBQ.


Been here several times before and it seems to get slower and slower every time I go.  Maybe it's the staff playing with water guns while at work.  I don't much care getting hit by water and neither did my friend.  You see, this hair of mine takes time to straighten, so I don't appreciate getting it wet.\nIt would also be nice if a server would come around and take an order.  Especially after I have already ordered before.    If my glass is empty, I might want another.\nI ordered a vodka with sprite and a beer and it came out to $10.


Went to try place for first time with family to watch Baylor game.  Hostess walked us by four open booths and two tables to try to sit us in the corner on a four top table.  I explained that I really want to watch the Baylor game and my family would be more comfortable at one of the open booths.  The hostess the said  \" well, the waitresses are seated in a rotation.\" Implying she has to seat the next waitress section.  I understand the server rotation working in restraunts most of my younger days, but if a family wanted a specific area they are usually sat there and the rotation can be adjusted.\n\nSo I straight up said, \" well, we don't want to sit here.\" Pointing at the table shes trying to sit us at.  I showed her the TVs the Baylor game was on, so then she says, \"how bout if I sit you guys over there,\" pointing at another table which is smaller with only a view of one TV with the Baylor game on and where the table was at it would be like watching a movie from the front row, except instead of a movie screen its a 40 inch TV 8' above.  Basically the worse view of a TV that you could honestly pick.  I was not in the mood to have a discussion over just getting a table because I was already very annoyed.  So I looked at my kids and said \"let's go.\". \n\nI understand if the place was full then you get what you get, but there were so many open booths and other tables.  If I can't get basic customer service when trying to ask for a certain area (with open tables) to watch a game I don't even want to see how the rest of the service is.  By looking at the reviews of this place on yelp I am not surprised at all.  Next time I will go to blu 32, uncle bears, tailgater's,  zipps, chili's or native new yorker which are all your competitors in your area and I will never step on your place again.


A gift shop with a difference.\n\nThe clue to the first difference is one word on the outside: weaponry.  To any man, this is going to spark interest.  They have a small range of different swords of varying sizes and types.  According to the DO NOT TOUCH signs, they were battle-ready and sharp (this just makes me want to touch them all the more, but I did manage to resist the temptation).\n\nThe quality of the items in this shop is a bit higher than in many of the others in the city, and there was also  a small range of teddy bears, which is something that you don't often see.  I was also welcomed into the shop by the owner, greeting me with a smile and a hello.  This is so rarely seen in shops these days, and it's good to see that they're interested in everyone that comes through the doors.\n\nOn the whole, I would recommend a visit to Neanie Scott if you're looking for a gift or trinket to give to a friend or relative.


This place is a ripoff. I had a storage unit for 2 years here. When I deceided to give it up they would not prorate my fees when I was told by the staff and manager that they prorate fees. They had no concern for my situation, the staff is very unfriendly. DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY.


Staff was dressed in 20's gear, cute touch. Still very pricey drinks, but a very cool and mellow atmosphere. Good place to sit and talk - Saturday night they had a DJ spinning live.


First things first ... THIS IS NOT A REGULAR COSTCO! It's a \"business center.\" \n\nI feel that this is very important to mention, because I was very disappointed when I came during my weekend stay in Vegas. My bf and I wanted to hit up Costco for a case of water for our room and to get alcohol for a friend's bday gift.\n\nNO ALCOHOL SOLD HERE. Although, they do sell tobacco if you're into that kind of thing. \n\nNO FOOD COURT. But, why would you want a food court when you can eat at all the delicious food places and buffets on the strip?! \n\nAs I mentioned, this is a business Costco so you'll definitely find lots of snacks and drinks for vending machines. They even sell vending machines here! I did enjoy the fact that they had a huge array of drinks (juices, sodas, sparkling water, cider, etc.) It was quite impressive. \n\nAll in all, this Costco was pretty depressing. Very few workers ... workers that don't really know their stuff. I asked the guy checking memberships at the front if they had any coupon books and he said the guest/member service would have some. Waited in line and it turns out ... THEY DON'T EVEN ACCEPT THE COUPONS HERE. \n\nI'll definitely be shopping at the Costco back in L.A. before heading out to Vegas next time..


Amazing!  I was so happy to see authentic Japanese in the Phoenix area. \n\nThis is not your standard sushi bar.  The chef makes you pretty much whatever he wants to.  NO ROLLS HERE!!\n\nMemorable items:\n\nUni wrapped in halibut wrapped in shiso, then tempura fried. It was out of this world. \n\nTai sashimi dressed perfectly. \n\nAll nigiri was awesome.  \n\nI am a pretty tough sushi critic, and ShinBay gives me a solid reason to come back to Phoenix. \n\nIf I lived here, I would be a once a weeker, I would get to know this chef, because I have a very strong feeling that I barely scratched the surface of what he is capable of doing.  \n\nGreat great great!


My stay has been horrible. First when I was checked in they kept my id. They did not bother to call to tell me that they had it so I found out the next day when I drove across town to pick up a rental truck and had to go back to get my id.\n\nSecond, there where no towels in the room at all. We were unable to shower until the next day when I had to go to the front desk and get towels.\n\nLastly I have been in my room for two hours and they just called and asked to stop slamming doors. I have not left the room so I am unsure how I would slam doors.\n\nThe rooms are outdated, the bed mattresses are horribly stained and the bathroom is disgusting.\n\nIt is cheap but not cheap enough for all of this.


I have not been to Nello's in ages.  A friend suggested for lunch.  The three of us show up and the place was getting busy.  We were sat immediately.  Got to have pizza here, right?  We ordered a large pizza:  thick crust, bacon, basil, mushroom, and 1/2 with sausage.  OMG... It was good but they forgot the basil.  =(  The garlic bread was very good too....  \n\nThe waiter was eye candy and he provided great service!  =)


My wife, daughter and I had lunch on Saturday.   We were seated promptly.  The lunch menu is limited but we found food that worked.  What surprised me was the place was empty yet our service was slow.  Waitress was talking with other workers in the restaurant while we waited. Did not check in with us regularly, I went and found her to ask to add to our order.  Just seemed to be lax about attending to customers.\n\nFood was ok but nothing to go back for, and the service was underwhelming.


This place is a total let down.  They bait with a low per night rate then sock you with charges that are not optional thus making the \"true\" cost much more then you will ever expect.  This is strictly a self service hotel except at check in.  This hotel has had years of weak management.  Do not stay here and then complain! Added costs for things that usually come with staying at a hotel like a pool and \"star gazing\".  The restaurant is a disaster and they are unable to keep a chef or head of house. Go elsewhere or pay the price!


The bar will not make it drinks are way do high for that area. Lower your drink prices and bring the bread back and live patio music. During happy hour I ordered  ONE appetizer and ONE fish fry on Friday with 2 drinks came to $50.00  will never go back. Drink was not worth $9.00 a piece I should have tasted some booze in that small tall glass. Also are water jar was warm and so was the water.


On the upside--when you order the scallops here, you get more than you would expect at any other restaurant.  On the downside--they were gritty.  :-(  The dessert (chocolate hazelnut cake & banana crepes) were amazing and perfect & the trio of hummos was excellent.  Unfortunately, my husbands salmon was so-so, at best.  The fish itself was OK, but it was sitting on this repulsively bland pile of something that constituted half the dish.  I think it might have been squash, but I can't even say for sure.  \n\nIt's a great location, with a fun, busy atmosphere, so it's really disappointing that the food kind of misses the mark.  Or, at least, the food that we had missed the mark.


To put it straight, our server was awkward. We were a group of four chicks, so I'm not sure if he was nervous or what... but there was some definite strangeness going on.\n\nThe crab dip is pretty bomb if you like big chunks of avocado... Which I do... Mmmmm.. Also had the green Chile enchilada is super delish. Supposedly it's a spicy dish but I'm super anti-spice and I didn't notice it.\n\nThe super awesome bigass patio is pretty cool, especially with all the romantic lighting. This COULD potentially be an excellent spot to just chill and have a drink with your buds, but we were surprised to be told at 10pm that it was time to close down shop. :P


I have ordered both carryout and delivery from this Pizza Hut location and will continue to do so because customer service is excellent and they always have some pretty good deals going on. \n\nThe employees are very friendly, in-person and over the phone. They don't mind going over all specials that they have and they always apologize if the pick up line gets long. Also, the food is always hot, fresh, and ready or delivered on time. It may not be the best pizza out there, but I think its still pretty good for the price.\n\nHere are some of the deals they have right now:\n-Mondays: 2 medium pizzas (up to 3 toppings) for $6 each\n-Tuesdays: $10 pastas\n-Wednesdays: wings are $.50 each\n-Carryout special: $10 large pizzas (up to 3 toppings). I always take advantage of this one!\n(and no, I do not work there, haha!)\n\nThey are also located near Yogoyum, my favorite frozen yogurt place!


Being on a No Meat Diet makes you think outside the box sometimes when your accustomed to being an omnivore.....so, when we were looking around for a place to grab some lunch a friend suggested we stop by Sweet Tomatoes.  It has been over 10 yrs since I've been to one, so I thought why not.\n\nWe arrived just before the lunch rush at 11:30 am.  There was a short line, but nothing crazy.  I piled a bunch of Salad and Pasta Salad on my plate and then made the rounds over to the Bread section.\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/NZAxQxXH0YkSzPOKd_Nv-w?select=jRysLhaB-0yg5Wa2EYYQsw\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/NZAxQxXH0YkSzPOKd_Nv-w?select=L3xqRAzbnoT7e2khkOUW6w\nThe food was very good, tasty and satisfying.  I went back to grab a small bowl of Mac n Cheese too, which was ok.\n\nI had a coupon for 2 for $9.99, so it was a great deal.  Overall, the meal was perfect and I left full.\n\nReturn Factor - 90%


We stopped to pick up food for dinner one night. The lady at the front door was very friendly. We made our choices, the order did not take that long. \nWe took home the lo mien, which had good flavor. I also got the tangerine beef. I liked this very much. The beef was crispy, tangy and sweet. MY DH enjoyed the honey walnut shrimp. \nDid not really care for the fried rice. Too many green onions.\nThat will not stop us from coming back. We enjoyed our meal. Next time we will dine in.


Ordered a meal for pickup, went 15 minutes later and after they rang me up realized they never made it.


Love the food here! The portion is not big but always enough for me. I always like to order their today's special :), never disappointed!


Great stop waiting for a concert to start. Friendly staff, good drinks!


Amazing food.  The beef ribs and southern fried chicken are so good.


I used to be a big fan of Flat Top. I used to go there at least once a month. Then the price went up, you had to pay extra for shrimps, so I started going there less frequently. \n\nI went back there again today for a quick late lunch. Flat top lunch used to be a bargain for lunch take out at $7.50. I went there today and upon paying I got a bill for $8.99 even though on the board it says lunch price is $7.99 for students. I talked to one of the waitresses there and she's like that's just how it is, we just raised the price up EVEN THOUGH on the board it clearly says $7.99. I said that's a shady business practice, you can't charge someone extra for something that's not stated on the menu, and she said she can't do anything about it, and that i'll have to go talk to the manager. I talked to the manager, and he said the price just went up. Again, the board (which displays the menu and the price), says $7.99. Once he found out that I was getting a take out, he said oh the student discount is only for dine in. Again, this is not stated anywhere on the board or in the menu. I used to come here a lot, and I always got student discount with take out. \n\nI was not pleased with the tone of the manager and his sketchy business practice, so I just decided to dine in. A new, very nice waiter came by and apologized for everything. she was really nice and was sorry for how I was being treated. She got me the dine in plate and asked if I want to box it to take it home, and that's what I did. \n\nThe extra $1 doesn't mean much. I gave that away as a tip to my amazing waitress. I'm just against shady business practices.\n\nAnd the food? the food is great. Service is usually good. I've dealt with the manager two times, and I felt like he's a rude and shady person.


This place doesn't even deserve one star!  It is absolutely disgusting!  Myself and my guest both got food poisoning from this place!  We went there on April 25, 2013.  Our sickness lasted for days!  Everything on the buffet was old, dried out and room temperature.  And omg....the bathrooms....wow!!!!  Absolutely disgusting!  The entire place was filthy.  I knew we should have walked out immediately!  Just from the smell inside the place.  Whatever you do.....remember....you are taking a very very big chance if you eat here!  I think it would be more likely than not....that you will end up sick!  We actually got staph food poisoning from here.  Otherwise known as \"Staphylococcus aureus bacterium\".  I truly believe this place needs to be SHUT DOWN PERMANENTLY!!!


Here's my \"Slots A Fun\" story.\n\nFlew to Vegas on Monday and burned through over half of my funds in the first 24 hours of my 48 hour visit.  Not acceptable.  Need a break.  I couldn't find any bank ATMs, so I took the Deuce from downtown to the nearest Wells Fargo branch (between Fremont and the Strat - kind of a crappy area).\n\nAfter walking through the drive-through ATM, I was standing by the Deuce stop and sweating profusely.  Crap.  It's hot.  The passersby are staring at me.  I resolved to get on the next Deuce, no matter which way it was going.\n\nA bus arrived heading towards the Strip.  I hopped in for the ride.  I remembered that a friend had recommended Slots A Fun and their (in)famous 99 cent hot dog.  He said they were nasty.  What the hell, my day couldn't get much worse.\n\nI sauntered in about 1:00 P.M.  and grabbed a $2 Heineken.  Stood in line for the snouts.  Made the tactical error of adding chili to my hot dog (see picture).  Just nasty.  Tasted like Hormel chili and bologna mixed together.  Ugh.\n\nWhy three stars?\n\nThe place is dumpy and grimy, but everyone seemed to be having a good time.\n\nThe hot dog with chili was rude, but my gambling luck improved dramatically after eating said hot dog.  \n\nThanks A Lot, Slots A Fun!  Perhaps I shall return some day when I am down on my luck.


The tomato bread was amazing and the Serrano sliders tasted so good. Every thing I had was delicious.


It take a while to get your food but thats fine, simply because they make it to order.  \nThe sweet tea was bleh.\nThe fried chicken was good\nBBQ chicken was whatever\nCornbread pancake was very tasty and different.\nBanana pudding was good and red beans and rice and mac n cheese was pretty good.\nI had a vey friendly server.  The prices for soul food was a little much.  \nMaybe I'm harder cuz I grew up on soul food so didn't tickle my fancy and only 2 pieces of chicken in my lunch meal.


Decided to give this place another chance after a terrible experience last time I visited the previous location. The new building had a funky odor going on inside so we opted for patio seating. As soon as we sat ourselves at one of the 7 open tables we were approached my a manager saying that we had to wait to be seated by the hostess. Upon mentioning all the vacant tables he told us that they were in the process of \"tracking down\" those people to seat them. So we stood up and lingered until we were given permission to sit back down at the same table. \nThe table side guac was great but the server never returned to take our order for entrees. We finally flagged down the manager who apologized and began taking our order until the server ran over to relieve him of her duty. He then told her how embarrassed he was for having to do that...awkward. We then continued to wait for our food for 30 minutes before I finally called the manager over again and told him they obviously forgot our order somewhere and we wanted to leave. For the negative experience he comped us a round of cheap girly shots (Washington apples or something) and presented the rest of the $25 bill.


Too many lecture hall classes with hundreds of kids, horrible parking, horrible administration and student services. Too many policies, rules, and procedures. The students are never helped when help is needed by administration. It's hot as F*&K for most of the semester. Shitty food on campus. Too many lame teachers, even in professional programs, that don't know how to arouse interest in the students. Amount of attractive women is grossly exaggerated, if that's what you determine to attend a college.  Some teachers are good, but some just plain suck. Parties are always broken up by cops (if you are under 21).  The only reason my time at ASU has been tolerable is because I have a good group of friends. I don't see how anyone could give this school 5 stars if you are comparing to other major colleges.


The service sucks big time... we had to wait 20 mins for someone to take our order... we ask for water to start with and the glasses smell like fish... nasty... they kept bringin the wrong stuff... everyones food on the table came except mine... they messed up my order... seriously?? the place was a nightmare... food wasnt even that good... after the long wait for my food.. the guy said my food was complimentary... of course not... got charge... i had to reming the guy 3 times abt the ice coffee order which tasted like milk... no coffee... sucks sucks sucks... never go there


I hope you don't think that I'm too critical by the end of this review. \n\nBut honestly I've been to better dive bars. The first thing that struck me was the location. Crap! It shares a wall the the Trunk Space, on a corner of Grand Ave and 7th ave I believe. Getting there, maneuvering the strange sharp turns, and then locating a parking spot definitely downs my drinking enthusiasm.  -1 for initial placement. Although, if you happen to be catching a show at the Trunk Space, this place is 5 steps away. \n\nWhen I first entered the place, I admit I was impressed with the interior decor. The whole tiki-style theme was nice and consistent. Except for all the stuff behind the bar. I mean a piece of paper with a note written with a marker saying \"We have the right to refuse anyone service\", just screams \"low class establishment here\" to me. At least the air conditioning and lighting were comforting.\n\nThe service was decent. The lack of crowd allowed my party and I the utmost dedicated attention. I ordered a large pitcher of Blue Moon, which if you have a three person group, the price is pretty good. You get three smaller than usual frosted glasses which I liked. However, as a fan of Blue Moon, I was unimpressed by how bland the white ale tasted!! I'm sure it was flat. It was cold though. Ill give them that.\n\nOverall, I would come back again, but only if I happen to be at the Trunk Space. I see no reason to deliberately make this place my destination.\n\nBy the way this place is Cash Only......


We love Nighttime Nosh! Everything you could need they bring right to your door, and the delivery men I've had are polite and easy to work with. People don't believe me when I say you can have wine delivered to your door, but hello, you can have wine delivered to your door. One of the best services around, one of many reasons I enjoy living in Tempe!


Well lets see after our group of 8 was seated by the rudest server at two different table we asked if we could could push the two tables together. She looked at us and responded \"I guess\" and stood there and watched myself and mother try to make this happen with two small children and no help from her! We then sat down and she took our drink order before passing us off so she could serve her 3 tables around us. I looked around and spotted another employee sitting in the corner texting ( at.first.no big deal maybe she was on break). We then had our order taken by a young nice lady, we ordered food from the kitchen and 4 buffet lunches. We then got up to get food from the buffet where I witnessed an employee bare handed grabbing food from the line and then shoving it in her mouth! I watched this happen at least 5 times with all different foods that were out. We then waited and waited for the kitchen food to come out, when it finally did everyone one around us had been fed including the table sat after us and everyone who had ordered buffet was finishing eating! As we are sitting there finishing up I look over to see the same employee still sitting at.the table in the corner now conducting an interview/ or hiring a new employee. I asked who she was she was the manager on duty Erika. Not only was she witness to everything that happened she sat there listening to us loudly talk about what had happen and did nothing! she was to busy to even stop texting on her cell to conduct her interview properly. She did take a minute to stop our server and had her get her coffee since she couldn't be bothered to get up and do it herself ! The food is over priced and not very good so to add crappy service and you have Iron Skillet Las Vegas NV!


I had the banana split cupcake...yuuum. I little dry on the top of the cupcake, but good overall.


Over Rated FOOD!!! This place needs a good chef.. I don't plan on dining here again.  Pasta is so cheap but why charge ridiculous amount of money?


Very low key kool area. A salon right across and beanch to sit on in front of the wondow. Overall it is like being in San Diego Ca.


This place is really small (5 tables total) and it's your typical little chinese restaurant with your typical food choices. I stopped in for lunch and got the orange chicken combo for around $5. I was actually impressed. It was good flavor and I'm completely full. The chicken was descent quality and cooked well. (Some little chinese place over cook the day lights out their food) You won't find many drink choices either. (6 total pepsi products)


Just opened in the CLT airport, Brioche Dor\u00e9e is way down the E concourse by gate E27. Even if you're not in E, if you have the time, this is well worth the walk which does have a bunch of slidewalks to help you along.\n\nTerrific pastries and delicious looking sandwiches that will completely destroy any carb free diet that you might be considering. feeling savory? Try the spinach and feta croissant. Or you thinking sweet? Strawberry and cream danish? Try saying no. Chocolate croissant? Affirmative. \n\nI got an apricot and cream danish that was the envy of my flight attendant. Yum!


The portion sizes are pretty ridiculous.  I had the pork tenderloin sandwich and it was decent tasting.  But the burgers i seen others eating looked great so i was remorseful with burger envy.  I will return some day when i'm starving to see if I could possibly eat a whole burger here.


Great gelato!  Come try this new small business in old town Scottsdale!


I think I ordered the wrong item at this place.  They are known for homecooking, and now I regret ordering a cheeseburger (I'm a creature of habit) but the meat had a very very strange flavor.  My BF ordered a corned beef sandwich and that was very good.\nThe store has cool and different items, definitely worth a trip on your way out of Phoenix.


I wouldn't recommend going here. Apart from very poor service, the food wasn't really great. The only thing good on my plate were the fries. The lady who served us forgot a couple of our drink orders and when she finally did bring them to us, one of them had something floating in it.


If I could give zero stars, I would. We gave this place a chance after reading a write up in the Henderson Home News. Anxious to support locally owned businesses in our area we completely ignored previous poor reviews in hopes of finding a gold mine.  \nIt was the day after Christmas and many local restaurants were closed so we called AND called their listed phone and only received voicemail. Nothing indicated that they were closed so we drive over there to find them open and empty, (a potentially ominous sign).  Turns out, as explained by the girl at the register, the staff isn't allowed to answer \"that\" phone.  Really???  \nWe were greeted promptly.  The menu is extremely limited, but does boast freshly ground angus burgers, fries and shakes. There were six in our party. We ordered everything from a regular burger, cheeseburger, a couple of PCH's & a pastrami sandwich on rye, along with several orders of \"fresh\" fries and a couple of shakes. \nThe food took forever, 30 minutes, which as indicated by the posted sign, should be expected, as everything is made FRESH. However, when our food did arrive it was clear immediately that it was NOT fresh. All of the burgers were a pale grey color, certainly NOT freshly ground or grilled. The fries appeared promising, but they too were a false rendition of fresh. They were cold and hard, just as another reviewer said, I've had better come out of my fridge as leftovers. Two of our PCH burgers got messed up, sauce one the one that wasn't supposed to have it, Swiss instead of American, onions, missing bacon, the list goes on. When we brought this to the staff's attention she told us to switch buns and the problem would be miraculously   solved. Huh??? \n She eventually, begrudgingly agreed to remake only one of the burgers and not the other one. Odd. \nWhile waiting another agonizing 20 minutes, the replacement burger arrived. Mediocre at best. At some point, we were told there was no rye bread for the pastrami sandwich. No big shakes it happens. The hoagie roll was fresh, but the pastrami was cold, dry and rubbery with an very generous slathering of mayo. The shakes were freshly made. There were two staff members on duty. The girl at the register was not very efficient as it was her first day, but the tried to be polite. The other kid operating the grill seemed to be more senior and he was polite, too. But no amount of apologies could make the food taste better.  I had really high hopes for this place, hopefully the ownership can turn things around.


I'm local and saw part of the infomercial and decided to try the place. Club card benefits are average except when you first sign up. I like smaller casinos and this has a good mix of new & older machines. I didn't win much but my spouse had good luck. We used coupons to eat at the deli and liked the food. I had the breakfast special & spouse had a burger. The burger was tasty, tomatoes & lettuce fresh and the fries were really fresh & hot. You can't do much harm to eggs, toasted muffin & sausage and it was good. \nWe'll go back & see if it's consistent.


Great, amazing food! I've ordered delivery from them probably 5/6 times now and just discovered them prob not even a month ago. 1 thing I order every time is their mussels on the appetizer menu i love seeing the spices ect in the \"finished\" product. The delivery gentlemen are great as well so polite and bring my dinner in a igloo cooler/ container to keep it warm....I love trying \"independent\"restaurants and this one definitely gets a 5 star because the consistency of the quality of food I've ordered in the last month!


If you want to go and be over charged, or you like the switch and bait plan then this is the store for you. When I called and asked about their prices they stated \"our prices are the same as refilling your ink cartridge\" BUT when I got there they wanted to charge me $1.oo less than retail. Order your ink on line, ALOT cheaper.


Since my previous review about the new corporate version of this once loved establishment was flagged and removed i'll try again. It was removed  \"because it does not contain a new firsthand experience with the business.\" Now why they think it wasn't based off of an experience is beyond me. (mind readers maybe??) \nAnyways, this is not the \"Original Penguin\" that gained all the acclaim. Notice the \"TM\" after the name now. \nIt is a lame, shell of a version of the restaurant that once lived. Wait staff was inattentive, food was greasy, I don't expect it to last long. \n\nIf you are looking for food inspired by the original Penguin, try Pinkys Westside, or The Diamond. Corporate entity's have no business swallowing up a local legend, and demanding the same respect of the community, please support local business.


Best sushi in Pittsburgh. Small restaurant so definitely make reservations and try the omakase. Like the tatami mat seating as well.


This restaurant has a nice classic American decor; kind of American farmer, Route 66ish decor..very quaint. The food was very good and the service was really good too. Family owned, you can tell that they really care about their customers.  We will definitely be coming back.


Great locals casino.  I think this is where they filmed 21.  Anyway, craps tables here are really good.  The circle bar is ok, you get a lot of cougars that come through.  It's about 15 mins off the strip and you get your money's worth.  Rooms are great, very modernized which is always a plus.  Pool area is very nice, my ex-roommate used to be a bartender here.  The good thing about it is that at times, it's a great place to come and chill when you're not in the mood to run on the strip since it's very laid back.  Everyone comes here for their massive Bingo Room or if they want to go bowling.  The theatre here is also really good but stay away on weekends as it overpopulates with a mass amount of local teenie boppers and high school kids loitering, but security does a good job to kick them out past 10.\n\nIt's right across the street from a small shopping center (Best Buy, Marshalls, Gas stations, COSTCO, etc) which is convenient.  If you like Green Valley casino, you'll definitely love this place as it's under the same ownership/design.


I go there for the basics and accessories. Tank/cami and underwear (those 3/$20 kind) are useful and reasonably priced. Sometimes I see interesting earrings. They are clearly targeting the teens and young 20s (surprise, this is a college town), so you won't find anything \"quality.\" But if you want casual ok quality/looking pieces, this might suit you. I like the home decor section, though. They do stock the pieces with interesting prints/patterns that are somewhat \"urban.\"


Man I LOVE this place! I really hope they do well! You will not find better Mexican food and a more laid back relaxed atmosphere!!! They only thing they need to do is put sand on the floor! Great beer and booze selections! I will be back again and again.


We couldn't have been more pleased with the service and the delicious food!! Loved everything about this place. Great way to end a day of strolling around old town Scottsdale. Perfect date spot!!


The only reason I gave it 1 star was because the waitress was excellent and caring.\nThis was my first time eating at a Logan's, and it will be my last.\nThe rolls were brought to our table and the first bite I took I broke a molar on something hard that was in it. When I spit it out it looked like a large piece of coal or something charred. I had bitten down on it and it cause my molar to actually crack. The pain was horrible, and because of it, I was unable to eat the steak I had ordered.\nThe waitress went to the manager, who promptly came out, and without any apology or the remotest sign of concern, requested my name, address, and phone number, to turn over to corporate. No offer of a discount, no further concern for how the pain I was in or the fact that I could not eat the steak I had ordered. I still was not concerned, and was willing to give them a chance. UNTIL, corporate called me. I was unable to take the call when they phoned me the next day, but I did call back to the number that was left in the voice mail, that day and every day since, several times a day. The person who had phoned me was from their loss prevention, Tanya Etheridge, and she has not returned my call since, nor does she answer her phone when I call. \nI will have to pay the dental bill for this, and have been in pain since this occurred and I did not even receive the courtesy of concern or a call back. The managers only concern was the possibility that I might be a sue happy person, that was why she wanted to get my information to corporate as soon as possible.


Charlotte-Douglas Airport is pretty standard for those jetsetting or catching a connecting flight to the left coast. Don't be late, don't give a bunch of guff to TSA, understand that airport vittles, restaurants and other eateries most likely won't receive a Michelin Star, and don't leave your bags unattended then you'll probably have a palatable experience. \n\nOne thing I do love about the QC's airport is the variation in security checkpoints. If you A and B are slammed busy, walk down about 50 yards to C or D and the lines are almost always shorter and typically faster. Most people congregate to A and B since they are closer to the beginning of curbside drop-off. Fear not! On those buys travel days, seek out the slimmer lines of the other TSA's at C and D. You'll be happy you did. \n\nGlad to have a very accessible and friendly airport in town. Happy to fly out and even more excited to fly back in! Also, I think most of the construction at baggage claim is wrapping up for the most part. Lookin' rather clean! Great job!


Great work day gym to hit during lunch.  Just wish they would stop playing teeny bopper estrogen music in the men's locker room. ... Damn!!!


I'm gonna keep this review short and simple.\n\nFood: 1/5\nService 1/5\n\nPork chop extremely overcooked (see pic)\nLobster Bisque: extremely salty\n\nService: had to ask for water refills, notified about soup and he said he would let the chef know, no other options for soup offered.\nPork chop was dry and hard told server (Dennis) and he just said \"oh\" and walked away never to be seen again. Thanks Silverado steakhouse for the outstanding experience for my Christmas dinner. I will never step foot near your establishment again nor would I ever recommend you.\n\nYelpers beware!


This place is ridiculous! I went in to get a smoothie and there was no one there except me and the two friends of the employees there. They finally noticed me and asked me what I wanted, made it and the guy just put his hand out for money when he did not even tell me what the amount was. This happened on September 1, 2014 at about 230pm. Unprofessional and will not be going back to this place!!!! Horrible! I hope management sees this and does something.


Usually I'm a Starbucks girl but the Iced Chocolate Coffee I had was delicious! I look forward to trying more things!


Ok this place is great. I love the shrimp cocktail, and the chimichangas are  amazing too!  Try the guacamole!  Also anything with shrimp seems to be above par!\n\nEveryone on the bar staff is really friendly but by far my all time favorite is Erica!  She seriously kicks ass!  She's super nice and works to keep everyone going at a good pace.


The bar was okay (satisfactory drink menu), but the dining room made me feel like I was in a coffin.  I had a pizza and a salad, both of which did the job in satiating my hunger, but neither of which I'd write home about.  In fact, I don't think I'd take my parents here, and they love mediocre dining.  I won't be back.


I just have to update this to say that they no longer have a minimum for credit card purchases.  Love their spinach and feta croissants!


Great service and great food.  We had salmon and peel and eat shrimp and both were wonderful.  The service was quick and friendly with great attention to our needs.  Our first trip here but not our last


Very colorful, especially if you want to smoke weed surrounded by a bunch of weirdos playing African drums...other than that it is rather boring


I've been to the Bank twice and I'm not sure if I'd go back. I think my first trip was an anamoly. The club was poppin with amazaaaaaazing music. I wish I could have got that mix! The club was packed and since the Bank is kinda tiny, it felt like a house party. Everyone was dancing and having a great time, you could really feel the positive energy. We met some cool people and hung at their table majority of the night so it made the night more enjoyable. You never realize how much you value being able to sit down when you want to LOL! I didn't want to leave the club because I was having so much fun, but I had an early flight so I had too :(\n\nThe 2nd trip, 6 months later on Christmas Day was less thrilling. I was on the guestlist so we walked right in at like 11. It was DOA and as time went by the club filled up the crowd looked very unattractive. I can't even blame the lameness on the fact that it was a holiday so it may have been so an off night because we left and went to XS and it was packed with better looking people *shrug*. \n\nOverall I'm thinking that on my first trip to the Bank either I got really lucky or maybe Christmas night  just so happend to be a wrong place/wrong time bust? Maybe the third time will be the charm??


We walked out.  There was no reason for the poor service we got this evening.  As there were very few people there, lots of open seats were available.  We were seated by the bus boy as soon as we got there.  Then we waited.  When everyone else is already eating 2 minutes is to long to make a table wait.  We left.  My wife spoke out about how this was her 2nd horrible experiace at this location in as many weeks.  Tonight she was feed b.s., l's and e's about how there was a credit card issue.  To us it looked as if our server was just goofing off not really caring if he waited on anyone or not.\n\nGood luck with dinner service here, We've never had this experiace during breakfast, so it'll stay a breakfast place, maybe lunch, but no more dinners.


Great food!\n\nWe had the pineapple rice, papaya salad, red curry chicken and stuffed chicken wings... all great.\n\n2nd best Thai that I have had in L.V.... Lotus of Siam is still the best!


DW Bistro is amazing! The food is delicious & the staff is super friendly & polite. The different cocktails they serve are always quite savory. I have been here numerous times & I don't get tired of the vegetable curry with couscous. The tingy v is also my favorite cocktail. The menu here is quite different than other places & that is a good thing because they have a wide selection of food & vegetarian options. This place deserves beyond 5 stars!!!


Great food! The pho dip is amazing and the dragon fries are a must! Bring your appetite!


Great choice of toppings but bland beef. Loved the spicy relish and wasabi mayo on the Hawaiian burger.


I feel bored by the idea of writing this, even as I'm starting the review...I wanted to like Eleven, and technically enjoyed it, but it all somehow seemed expected. I'm trying to be thorough about my Pittsburgh food experiences, though, so here goes.\n\nI've been here three times, and each time was slightly less interesting than the one before.  The food averaged to the same quality, but I had expected more creativity and change over time, especially for such a high price.\n\nThe food ranges from average to very good, but rarely tops out at excellent (I say this having tried the chef's tasting). I do recommend it, but only because Pittsburgh is sorely lacking in the romantic food date genre.\n\nDocked two stars because the quality is inconsistent, and it's definitely overpriced.


My friend who lives in Montreal recommended this secret little gem while we were visiting in the summer. We were looking for French food but less expensive than what your generic google search would spit out. I really gotta give them 5 stars as my experience was impeccable.\n\nThe food was excellent at every point along the way. Several different kinds of locally baked breads and a wide wine selection, along with our waiter who recommended a great wine choice, which made way for several different appetizers for each person's taste. I got the escargots which were far better than ones I had tried previously, made with a simple garlic and butter sauce. Their basic salad with other prix fixe meals was also lovely, and the cheese plate was great as well.\n\nChoosing my actual entree was not as simple. Had I asked more questions, perhaps I would have chosen differently, but one of the specials was locally-sourced crab legs. That I got to crack myself. And wear a bib. In public.\n\nAnyway, goes without saying that it was flawless. The crab was in a classic butter sauce and it matched the other veggies on the dish perfectly. Highly recommended from myself, although they may not have it when not in season.\n\nLastly, as a visitor and English-speaker, being in Montreal is always a little tricky. I speak some French, however I was with my brother and his girlfriend who were not as versed in the menu and style of dining. As rude as some people were in some parts of Quebec, the waitstaff and bartenders at Chez Leveque were very accomodating and really wanted to give us the best experience possible and bridge the language gap.\n\nI really can't say enough great things! I loved it there and it was a very pretty interior. The upstairs is a little more laid back for group events and the bathrooms are modeled after a church. It just works, don't ask me how.


I had the sausage pizza and thought it was great. I think the menu described it as a Chicago style pizza. Maybe the sausage is from Chicago, but this is not deep dish. Actually pretty thin. But I definitely liked it and would definitely go back the next time I am in Vegas. I was there too late for it, but they were advertising half off pizza during the late afternoon.


Had dinner there Saturday night with my wife. Arrived a little after 6 and got a table right away - NICE. Our waiter was great and really took care of us during our visit.  We started with a nice glass of wine. Our food arrived quickly and was good. I wouldn't say outstanding but good.  I had the Brentwood sandwich.  It was tasty although the chicken breast was a bit thick for a sandwhich. (I personally would have pounded it and tenderized it a little - but that's just me!) The fries were a bit of a disappointment. They weren't really hot and appeared to have been pulled from the oil a little too soon. Still a bit white. Fries should be golden brown - right?\n\nMy wife had the fish tacos. The came out in flour tortillas.  Really?? Who eats fish tacos in flour tortillas? (use fresh corn tortillas man! - doubled up of course!) Anyway.  If they had been hand made thick hot fresh tortillas, well, that would have been a little better.   But these things looked and tasted like they were right out of the bag from the wholesale food supplier. Pity, the filling of the taco was quite tasty according to my wife. She ate the filling of the second one and left the shell.\n\nThe service - excellent. The food, well, maybe it was just bad timing.  I would definitely give them another shot. Check them out for yourself and let us yelpers know what you thought!


I had the linguine in cream sauce with spinach, pine nuts and green apples. Like in the movies where an exotic Italian man swoops in and woos a lady from her relatively mundane and boring boyfriend, this dish emasculated me and my manlihood as I wasn't able to finish it like a real man should. However, in my defense, I was given a whole cannelloni and I finished that, so, volume-wise, I did manage to eat the same amount... self-esteem crisis AVERTED. In other news, the apples added a nice crunch to the noodles with a hint of sweet and tart flavor.


We were very impressed with this buffet during our last visit.  Most definitely, the Wynn does the job when it comes to making every food into a gourmet dish that could have easily been served as an entree (or an appetizer).  Case in point was the gazpacho.  I don't think we've ever had an a la carte gazpacho that tasted so good.  We could taste the ground apples and other ingredients - it was so fresh.\n\nThe shrimp cocktail (for those fellow shrimp fans) were jumbo and, ginormous.  The King Crab legs were fairly decent, but not over-the-top astounding.  The seafood selection was definitely decent.  \n\nHowever, the draw to the Wynn is not the untouched foods such as the crab legs or the salmon, but that which takes effort to create (e.g., some of the pasta, the soups, and I have never seen pizza at a buffet look so delectable).\n\nThe reason I did not give this five stars, however, was because I still prefer the Bellagio buffet, despite the Wynn's impressive high-end ambience and food preparation.  I believe the Bellagio does it best when it comes to the raw ingredient quality - from the variety of king to dungeness crab, to the Scottish salmon.


4 stars for the service, 2 stars for the taste.\n\nThe big wasn't that big, it was normal size to me.  Lots of choices for one price, which was awesome.  6 different meats, lots of topping choices.  And yea, the service was really good.\n\nThe taste?  Just not there.  The rice wasn't flavorful, the steak had a hint of flavor even though they were generous with it...I didn't put sour cream/cheese on there, but they are generally masking agents - what doesn't taste good with those 2 ingredients????


These guys rocked. They came on a Sunday (which I thought would be more common in Vegas) and we're scheduled to arrive 3-5. They called at 3:30 to let me know they were running behind a little even though they still arrived in their time window. Jacob and Roy were very nice and professional. They did a thorough job and the carpets look awesome.  They even sanitized and deodorized where the dogs marked the floor.  I'll recommend them and use them again myself.


Expensive. They Don't have the red bull sugar gumming bear.\n\nOnly cool thing is location.  One of places I stay when I go vegas.


how can you not love this show if your in Vegas and an open mind this show will not disapoint and you might get lucky with your date afterward


Should be 3 $. 10oz filet $48. Presentation looked good, sauce on the ribs and chicken was a little thick, salads were very good and so was the bread.


The food is pretty good, but I don't understand why their lunch specials are so expensive. I once ordered a pad thai to take home to my husband, after I dined with a friend at lunch, and ended up like $40 in the hole. Brutal!


I ordered from here out of desperation for delivery.  I ordered Pot Stickers (the only good thing) Mongolian Beef and Orange Chicken.  The beef had large veins of grizzle running down almost every bite.  The breaded chicken was so tough I couldn't finish it.  It was as if they took some frozen, breaded chicken out of a freezer from months of sitting and microwaved it on high until it was over cooked.  I am writing this at 4:24 am because I can't sleep due to the queasiness in my stomach that has lasted roughly 8 hours.  Being a slave to the limited delivery in the Charlotte region certainly takes it's toll.


As stated by a previous Yelper, the Luxor is showing its age. While the entrances and walk ways seem to be well cared for, other parts of the hotel are in need of renovations. For example the elevator to get to our room was in need of service as the doors would repeatedly open and close prior to actually moving to take you to your intended floor. Plus the lobby area to the 2nd floor smelled like diapers and the walls looked old and dingy.\n\nThe room served its purpose since we were only sleeping and bathing there so for bare essentials it was ok. The bathroom needed a little work as the sliding door to the shower did not slide easily and the towel rack connected to the door was broken. \nOther than that my only concern is that I would liked to have had an added security lock other than the deadbolt on the door. \n\nIt wasn't too bad for the price that we paid for but I may want to check out other places prior to booking with them again.


Can you say- alot of food. First time patron and wasn't that impressed. It's alright nothing spectacular. Just feels like and taste like your at olive garden on steroids.


Went here before the Foo Fighters last night, the place was crowed and not staffed at all, I was waiting at the bar for 20mins and the bartender never came to our side. This place can't handle big events downtown, Stay Away....


This is a greasy spoon, diner, local hang out place that I usually really enjoy.  The few times I have gone I wasn't that impressed with the food and it's extremely loud in here every time I go.  Which i think is how diners should be except it's really much louder than you would expect.  The waitresses are nice and seem to know everyone which is always good to find.  The few things I have ordered to eat have all been pretty bland and not very good.  The Blueberry pancakes seem to have real blueberries but they are very tough and \"chewy\" not sure how that actually happens.  Usually blueberries in pancakes are the opposite.  The pancake itself was very tough and pretty bland.  I can't really recommend them.  I have also had an omelet before and it was good nothing to write home about.  So if you stop in I would stay away from the pancakes.


I have been looking for a good ice cream and boba spot ever since Perfect Scoop started sucking big ones. Looks like the solution is here! All the things that make an ice cream shop great are present and accounted for.\n\n1. They make everything in-house.\n2. Service is nice!\n3. A huge variety of flavors, although not necessary. Still nice to see things like taro, black sesame, and Rocher.\n4. They have boba.\n5. They can spice up your ice cream with waffles - regular and red velvet!\n6. They even make their own waffle cones. Pretty easy but cool.\n7. Stamp cards.\n8. I'm not sure if this is a plus or not since I haven't tried them but they have egg rolls and other snacks in case you're hungry for something greasy.\n\nI got a triple scoop waffle bowl with stracciatella, \"Rocher\" (yes the golden foil-wrapped chocolates), and Reese's PB cup flavor. The stracciatella was delicious, the Rocher really tasted just like a Rocher! Imagine my surprise. Reese's was a really nice peanut butter flavor with chocolate bits. I really liked all of them! It was all washed down with a Thai tea boba. Boba was good, though I prefer it firmer. It was a little bit away from mushy. Thai tea itself was fine.\n\nIf there was anything I didn't like it was the sweetness of the ice cream itself. It was a bit too much for me but I bet most people will be ok with it. Also, I think vegan flavors would be awesome (that aren't just sorbets) since so many people are lactose intolerant! Myself included. It's a tough product to make well, though.\n\nI'd be back! I'm thinking about getting the taro flavor right now...


This night is super busy! Enough meat Togo around though!


Gilbert, if you like a wine list of literally ten wines, a menu consisting of bread and bread byproducts, 40 year old Gilbert moms trying to look cool, and whiffing the smell of a far greater restaurant next door i.e. Liberty Market or Joe's, then Postino East is the way to go.\n\nI heard of Postino while reading another great issue of Phoenix Magazine while getting my hair trimmed at Great Clips. Hmm I said. This restaurant sounds intriguing.\n\nMaking my way to the Gotham City of the desert, Gilbert, i maneuvered my Mini Cooper through the thriving metropolis, and parked in one of Postino's well graveled parking spots.\n\nIt was then I entered Gilbert's version of a wine cafe. When I drink wine at a wine bar I expect it to taste like the nectar of the gods, unfortunately at Postino's this isn't the case. Their wine list is less insignificant then Tim Meadows's career. With so little to choose from I ended up ordering a wine I've never tasted before; a risky proposition to be sure. My wine ended up tasting like the liquid equivalent of Journey without Steve Perry.\n\nAfter emptying the reminder of my wine in one of Postino's urinals, I decided to eat some food. I ordered the bruschetta sampler in which i get to pick out four different kinds of flour based goodness. The pesto salami was definitely my favorite; sort of like Michael Winslow being my favorite in the Police Academy films.\n\nThe atmosphere is interesting the say the least; if you enjoy looking at women with sun spots and 8 year old twins and the creepy men checking them out from across the room then this is your spot.\n\nI'll pass and stick with Joe's across the street.


From what I gather, China Poblano is supposed to be a fusion restaurant--fusing the flavors of China and Mexico.  But it's poorly executed.  There's no fusion about it.  The Chinese dishes come from one kitchen; the Mexican dishes come from another.  But they're completely separate concepts mishmashed into one (loud) restaurant.  Nothing blew any of us away...but the check sure did.  I gather that it's supposed to be served tapas style...but I'm pretty sure that takes away from part of what I love best about eating Chinese and Mexican foods: over-indulgence on the cheap.  China Poblano misses the mark.


So after our hell of a boring time at PURE we walked our drunk asses over to Poetry. The sound of hip hop was like a breath of fresh air. Our first appearance was Thursday night around 1:30 am (or should I say Friday morning?) No cover (worked some magic) I think ladies were $20?? Anyways...we had sssooo much fun here....we danced all night....I had the best time here. Drinks came fast...everyone had a blast! If you like hip hop music this is the spot to be. \n\nWe actually came back for round two the next night and it was just as fun! I will mos def be stopping by every time I'm in Vegas....


I'm happy with CMI for the most part - the maintenance staff in particular is great. I live in an older building, so it has its own set of age-related problems. With every issue I've had, the maintenance staff has delivered. Very pleasant people, too.\nThe office staff can be difficult at times - I always hang up feeling like I've bothered someone or I'm an annoyance. Wish the candor would change. Regardless, my requests are always fulfilled, and I can't complain about that.


If you are looking for reheated frozen food in a terrible atmosphere then head on down to the Red Mansion. I guess most Chinese restaurants use froZen stuff, but if I'm going to eat junk I'll spend about $50 less and eat it at Panda Express. Do I really need to pay $50 more for the privilege to eat under spot lights on full blast in a restaurant where the manager and employees talk about you and laugh after you ask them to\nDim the lamps. No thanks!


A Goodwill with no clothing?  What are they doing with all the clothes I donate?  Sending them to a less desirable location in Phoenix?  Only in Scottsdale.  In fact, this Goodwill is actually under the name \"Redesign by Goodwill,\" and sells only furniture (new and used) and household items. \n\nMy mom has an addiction, several in fact, including hunting for \"collectibles\" in thrift shops that she can consign for more.  The problem is if she buys 100 items for $1 each, and sells 2 of them for $5, she's made a profit in her mind.  Anywho, on her recent visit she insisted we visit a variety of thrift stores and garage sales.  This was our first stop.\n\nUpon walking in, I noticed it smelled like potpourri.  Maybe it was because they don't sell clothing, but in any case, potpourri beats the smell of a moth ball or old people.  Before I noticed the way this Goodwill is marketed, I was  astonished at some of the furniture.  Why it looked hardly used.  Because it wasn't.  There is some used furniture, however, and you'll know it when you see it.  There was a ton of other household/kitchen items.  Not a bad place to get that kind of stuff as some was pretty reasonably priced.  Also, we went on a Saturday and found they offer half off of anything with a date over so many days old, so that's a bonus I guess.  I didn't buy anything, but my mom did.  I think she's going to end up appearing on Hoarders.


One of my favorites. Outdoor dining and entertainment in summer is best on East Madison or Sun Prairie.  Constant menu changes my only frustration. Keep the scallop pasta on there and I'd be 5 star.


Our server was very unfriendly and unwelcoming. I felt like I should have apologized for being there.\n\nThe food was very sweet ... the soup, spring roll, garden delight ... all too sweet. Nothing was spicy!\n\nOverpriced for the quality of food and service. \n\nI highly recommend you go to Thai Rama on Camelback if you want good Thai food and friendly service.


I went in with hopes that I would be blown away. Most of the crap I have done is at Del Web out in Sun City West. So I was excited that I would be having a procedure here and that I would be spoiled from everything I read and was told. \n\nMy medical records were lost, I tried to warn the nurse that my veins roll and aren't happy with needles, she didn't care - until it happened to her. Then she wanted to hear all about what I had to say about which arm works better and why. A random nurse walked around telling everyone she was lost and didn't know where she was. Which again, 20 minutes before I am to go into Surgery was the LAST thing I wanted on my mind!! My medical record was eventually found - in recovery - however I was still I pre-op. they all laughed it off, I freaked out! One of the doctors on my team made it a point to tell everyone she had never worked with my surgeon before and she had no idea who she was looking for. I could go on and on. Why am I writing all of this? Because as a patient I shouldn't have had to hear ANY of this. I was more stressed going in, hoping the right procedure was being done with the right doctors than anything leading up to my surgery. \n\nThe plus side. Private rooms, food delivered around the clock, and the volunteers that gave us a mini tour when I checked in. Otherwise, I'll stick to Del Web from here on out. \n\nAs for my doctors, I'll review them separate.


Wowsers!\n\n\nSo I ended up eating at this place because the cafe line was extremely long and nothing else was open. I wasn't too happy at first until I took my first bite. The New England Clam Chowder was surprisingly good and totally changed my view of the restaurant. It's actually up there with Fishemans wharf status. \n\nIn regards to other recommendations I recommend the gumbo which my wife had and couldn't get enough. My next visit to this place I'm definitely going to get something fried because everything looked so good.


Amazing dinner. \nEscape to Vegas with my men left us wanting hearty man food. \nWho better than Ramsey to deliver? \nGet the sides, Mac n cheese, creamed spinach and fingerling potatoes.\nSteak cuts rib eye and NY strip to die for. Don't be late- they will hold it against u.


I went to buy a Kindle Fire and i was waiting like 20 minutes for somebody to help me, the store is clearly understaffed, and even that there was a very fat guy (nothing against that) and a blonde, both employees were talking to a guy that wanted to buy a Samsung Galaxy Tablet, i was next to them trying to asking for help but both were very interested in the guy that was explaining that he needed a tablet because his wife doesnt want to watch tv on the room, so he needed something to watch tv when she was asleep, and then started with his marital problems and i dont know how started to talk about his trip to China, so i took my kindle went to the register, paid and left, i honestly thought that in those stores there's always somebody to help you out, but i guess not...


Sigh.  The taco plate was skimpy and bland.  I don't mind getting a small portion, but don't charge me $8.21 for it.\n\nGet ready to drench your flavor-challenged tacos in hot sauce.  Maybe try a burrito instead?\n\nOne word: disappointing.


I used to go all the time when I was in HS and last trip I noticed some change over of the stores from what I remember. The food court has okay variety, but not a whole lot. I think that the management company neglected this place for too long, it definitely needs its facelift. It's great for its convenience if you need to pick something up real quick but I wouldn't be spending all day there.


Quite an interesting concept that I had not been privy to trying before finding it randomly on a lunch break in the heart of upper Phoenix. \n\nLet's get the complaint out of the way early. If this place is half Mexican, then you need to have some salsa or some Mexican sauce next to the soy sauce. Alot of food I found myself pouring soy sauce on because it lacked a bit of a punch and flavor. If they can pull that off, then things would be alot better because my veggie quesadilla was solid, but using soy sauce on that product was not the best choice. The plain fried rice was exactly what I wanted and although they only have a handful of chicken breast choices, the one I picked was good. It was with the green sauce and ginger combo and I ordered that in the combination with that quesadilla for about eight bucks. They probably don't need that sampling station in the front either, it just looks cheesy. Of course, the snickerdoodle cookie was a nice surprise and very tasty, that item may be worth buying a dozen, but maybe sneak your own hot sauce in the place if you want some extra flavor.


I like RA. Not love it. and especially not this RA. I actually hate this RA. It is loud, annoying and like everyone else says the servers are RUDE! I only go for happy hour cause then its decently priced. When I do go we go to the one in Ahwatukee or on Baseline/Val Vista...those have much better ambiance then this place. At the Happy Hour prices the food is def affordable and worth it.


Go somewhere else.  The food is very over priced and tastes terrible. The presentation/plating is well done but otherwise is a complete miss.


I work a few hundred yards from this location, so I visit it semi-frequently when I forget how bad the service is and how inconsistent the food is.  \n\nEvery time I go, regardless of time of day, there is a line to the back of the restaurant (not from popularity, just from slowness on the line).  The bread is generally not as fresh as I have had at other Subways, and as the other reviewers have stated, the staff would rather snipe and talk to each other than help the customers.  You get a *sigh* disaffected vibe from everyone working there at the least, or at the worst you get an openly hostile attitude.  I realize you probably didn't grow up wanting to be a \"sandwich artist\", but it's your job, so put a friggin' smile on your face and pretend to enjoy it like most of us have to do at our places of employment.  If you have other options, pass on this Subway.


Very disappointing!  One of the worst steaks ever, they don't even grill them, cooked on a flat top.  No flavor at all.  Service matched the food quality.  We won't be back.


Some of the best pizza I have found since moving out to Las Vegas


The cheap and good burger bar place. \n\nGem of the Atwood area. AWESOMO. \n\nI love the beef thingies like burger, steak sandwich etc etc, chicken thingy was good and fish thingy was good. Lol, I'm terrible at names, but hey they change the menu often enough. \n\nGet the sweet potato fries here, awesome dips and HOW do they make it so tasty!?!?! Just a note, the normal fries give the same goodness but are made of normal potatoes. The wasabi peas, ooooohhhhhh good. Seriously, not very spicy but full of flavor. And my newbie today, quinoa salad, WOOOHOOOOO.\n\nMy dish tonight was FANTASTIC. I've never had a better steak anywhere. I had the daily special honey and bourbon steak sandwich. Flavors were bursting in my mouth, the steak was so nice and chewy, and it has the cream cheese I love, reminding me of Bob's bad breath. mmmmm mmm mmmmmm. I usually have only half a burger, but I'm proud to say I FINISHED IT ALLLLLL.\n\nOther favorites of mine are stuffed grilled cheese and the regular menu burgers, all done really well!\n\nMy man had the pineapple BBQ ribs, the flavor was top notch, but the ribs wasn't fat enough, so it wasn't soft and chewy..\n\nBring some cash, come on by (if you forget, there's an ATM). Might be crowded, even on weekdays, but its worth the wait!!!


I have stayed here many times, but I will now find somewhere else to stay.\n\nThe front desk people are never very friendly.  \n\nOur first room of this last visit was nasty.  The bathroom tile was coming up and the door hinges were rusty and the paint was coming off the wall near the tub.  The tub had grout coming off.  No continuing maintenance is going on.  \nOur A/C did not work and we had to be transferred at 11:30 pm to another room.  This means that the maid did not report it not working or that they did not fix it.\n\nOur second room was almost as bad.  The bathroom was in the same sorry shape, but the room was nicer.  \n\nThe Casino is always fun and great priced for being small and off the strip.  The pool can get a little crowded, but the pool bar and hooters restaurant overlooking the pool are fun.\n\nI won't be back until some remodel is done.  Going to try the \"New\" Tropicana.


OK. I'm calling this one. Either this restaurant has perpetrated one of the most successful internet review scams in history or I visited during an epic meltdown in the kitchen. As repeatedly hyped by reviewer after reviewer, I was expecting a well above average pizza comparable to those in New York. Instead, I was shocked to be served the worst pizza in my life.  Honestly, my high school cafeteria's had more flavor. The bland crust had ok texture, but when topped by a scant amount of what tasted like canned tomato sauce and packaged mozzarella, I could barely get through it. And how did they find utterly flavorless basil? I'll never know. The fact that an amazing pizzeria (Mama Mia's on Indian School) exists just a couple miles away makes me sick that I wasted my time and money at this place. I visited the Town & Country location FYI. Won't be back. Ever.


I was a little bummed to see a chain restaurant open in the neighborhood, but figured I'd give it a chance. That was a mistake. Went with a large party. Everyone's food, and I mean everyone's was over sauced. Not one person finished their meal. Most barely made a dent. We ALL agreed is was just not good.  So sad. Something locally owned would have been a much better addition to the neighborhood.


This is the most expensive Starbucks I've ever been to!  It was over $10 for: a drip coffee, an apple, a yogurt, and a chocolate bar.  Bleh.  Also super slow service.  But friendly.  I wouldn't complain except for the toxic sticker shock.


Gross, the shrimp aren't clean. The food is random and really poor quality. Small selection of food all around. My free wine was in a dirty glass.


Wow what a quiet hidden gem in the middle of a loud casino. Food, service, outdoor patio all A++ amazing place for lunch on the patio overlooking golf course and waterfall.


We ventured out to this great place and we weren't disappointed. The Backyard burger will become a tradition for my Vegas visits. The Biloxi chicken sandwich and steak salad are also very very good.   Service was polite and professional and though we had a trainee for our meal, everything went well. I'd recommend this place to anyone for a reasonably priced well prepared meal.


I have went to Vegas and passed this place so many times and I ask my self why?? It is prime location and it is affortable and was/is the BEST meal I have ever have. \n\nOh my god I was going to get the fish but I am so glad I didn't because the steak was to die for even if you not a steak fan WOW. And you have to have the french fries so good. I wish you could order a plate of food online. I went on my birthday and it was perfect!


Like many things in Vegas the Irish bar Nine Fine Irishman at New York New York sounds much cooler than it really is, but the pub does provide an alternative Vegas experience. The bar is laid out like a house with plenty of secluded tables. At Nine Fine Irishmen, the Smithwick's Irish Red Pale Ale Beer is cold, the Jameson Whiskey free flowing, and the Irish band lively.\n\nOlivia Z. and I came to enjoy the band. It wasn't very busy, however, since there are only about 8 seats with a view the options are to stand & watch or find a table around the corner. We stood for awhile and then floated from table to table as better spots opened up. The upstairs was closed for a \"private event.\" The outdoor patio provides even more space.


Had a private reservation booked for our daughter's 21st birthday dinner. Imagine my shock when I arrived with 26 guests to find our room, booked since Jan, unavailable, They had booked over our reservation with a bachelorette party! I had just personally gone in a week before to introduce myself & see the space I had reserved. Met with the owner & manager DANNY, saw space, confirmed number of guests, and even discussed table set up, tab separations & high chair necessities. The manager on duty called him when we arrived & he denied ever meeting me! Needless to say, we will not return to Towne Tavern. We had family from 3 different states come for this dinner, & it was very upsetting not to have our space. I will say the manager on duty did his best to accommodate in the main dining area, but we decided to take our business elsewhere. Thank you to Beef o Brady's for giving us the space we needed at such short notice! Have always enjoyed Towne Tavern's food, but inexcusable service on the owner's part. We won't be back.


Very good food.  Great service.   We sat at the bar and had a great lunch.  The Asian wings were some of the best I have ever had.  Bloody marts looked good.... But didn't have one.  Tasty Carne Asada tacos too!!!


I had a bad couple experiences coming here because I always came at night while bar hopping.  \n\nMy boyfriend and I recently came here for dinner and I loved it.  Since we live in the area, we found a 40% off coupon in the mail and decided to use it.  I guess they were trying to use the coupon to lure in locals because the coupon came with a few shots from management too.  Although the food and service were really great, I don't think I would pay full price to come here again.  It's definitely a step above an Applebees or TGIFridays but it's not good enough to pay $15 for a burger.  I may have to come back for the all you can eat ribs night.


Pros: Super sweet and delicious cakes, ice cream, and truffles.  \n\nCons: It can be a tad bit too sweet for me, after a couple bites I'm done.\n\nRed Velvet cake is definitely my favorite and so is their washroom - mirrors everywhere and very clean.


Northwest Yoga is the best studio I have been to.  The atmosphere is warm, the energy is sweet and the variety of classes and instructors allow many choices.  The owner has really expanded the studio, the offerings and the schedule, and has set a beautiful tone.  I especially enjoy Karen and Patrice as instructors.  I have learned so much, made many friends and feel better than I have in years.  This studio is my home and where my heart is.


Pros: Consistent quality. I like the pepperoni pizzone and my sister likes the Hershey chocolate sticks. \n\nCons: Why would I bother to place my order online hours in advance, if its not going to be ready when I arrive? They didn't even start making it till I got here. Additionally, they got my order wrong! Scary neighborhood and parking lot full. I had to park in the shopping complex next to this one.


I have only eaten there twice once for dinner and once for breakfast. It was amazing. I tell people to try it all the time.


Stopped by for a quick couple of wings and some ice tea. The waitress took our order and sent it off to the kitchen. When the server came out with our order it was completely wrong. The manager came out and did an excellent job of making everything correct and even took 15% off the bill. I like Buffalo wild wing, and I was pleased to see that the manager has the ability to correct things. We are a loyal customer and will continue to go to Buffalo wild wing at McQueen and Elliot!


This place is great nice atmosphere I advise you to make your reservation online for fast  seating.. Food was pretty good , portions could  be a little larger but enough to satisfy... a great place to people watch direct view of strip at this location:).. as a part I must say Diablo has smoking  super hot waitresses!!! and I mean these waitresses are smoking:).....(I was the one asking about the shoes that the waitresses where lol).. but all in all it's a great place to have a quick dinner without the heavy price tag!!!


This was such a fun night here. It really is a locals place. The only bad part about the night was we had a reservation and it took them 45 minutes to seat us so maybe they overbook or don't plan well for how long people will linger.\n\nIt was half price night for wine so you could get a bottle of wine for the cost of 3 glasses of wine so we said why not! It was very much the east coast style Italian restaurant. Small, dark, intimate with a real lounge style singer covering all the classics. It was a two person band and they did a pretty decent job of everything they did.\n\nBe prepared to be a part of the act. We were there mid week and during our 2-3 hours of being there they sang happy birthday 6 times and the whole restaurant joins in!! It was great!\n\nNow how about the food? I was expecting to be unimpressed but it was pretty darn good. Don't be looking for Italy style Italian food but instead think heavy New York Italian and you will be bursting at the seems and very happy. For the older crowd I am sorry to say they do not have spumoni. My Mom was with me and she was really hopeful that a place like this would but everything we got was great. I had chicken parmesan and she had a pasta dish. \n\nIf/when I go back to Las Vegas I will get off the strip one night and eat here again.


Very slow...and there's not very many people.   Didn't bring food for two people.   When we asked why they said the cooked accidentally closed our order.   No real apologies.  Food ok but not worth the lack of service.


Une des pires places pour d\u00e9jeuner. Service trop long (40 minutes pour une petite cr\u00eape et quelques toasts. Et le sumum: 2 cheveux trouv\u00e9s dans notre plat.... immonde. \u00c0 \u00e9viter.


I came here once when I was having my car moved out to Texas.  Needless to say, my car was ridiculously covered with dirt and grime that hadn't been washed for about a year.  And hey, don't judge, I barely drove the thing and I really wasn't visibly obviously dirty.  Anyways, I was pleasantly surprised with what 5 bucks got you.  Sure, there were still a few spots here and there and the drying isn't phenomenal, but you can't beat the job it does in about 5 minutes.  Plus free vacuum?  I'd definitely come back and even sign up for the unlimited month if I was still in town!


We come here ofter, I don't recommend the bison burger but I can highly recommend the turkey and the angus burgers. I get worried they won't last long since it never seems real busy but the veggies are fresh, the have a great balsamic as well as special sauces. All wonderful with a good beer. Cheers


Not worth the waiting,\nand they let our girls in first.\nPretentious bastards!


Stay away! The food from the buffet is not worth ten dollars...I wouldn't eat it if it was free.As I write this I have a stomach ache after one medium size plate of food.


You have to try the Seared Ahi Tuna Salad. It's light for dinner, put some of the wasabi dressing on the soy sauce and put it over your salad. \n\nThe portobello burger is also great. I really like the place, good service, good location and always something new to try.\n\n** Please fix the espresso machine, every time I go there .... \"we are waiting for this piece that come from Italy bla bla bla\"


La bouffe est bonne, mais je n'y retournerai plus \u00e0 cause de la malpropret\u00e9. C'est un des pires d\u00e9liquants selon les inspecteurs du gouvernement.


Toys R Us is to kids as Bass Pro Shops is to adults. If you love firearms, camping, knives, fishing, golfing, hiking, boating, hunting, ATV's, archery, or all of the above, this store is for YOU. Literally, every time we go to Vegas I have to stop at this Bass Pro Shops to stock up on ammo. Conveniently found next next to I-15 on Blue Diamond Road, Bass Pro Shops is my welcome committee to Las Vegas from California.\n\nOn my last visit we walked the store and found our way towards the giant aquariums and the mermaid painting exhibits at the Silverton Casino connection. What can I say, my wife likes mermaids. After looking at mermaids and stocking up on ammo, I found my way towards the crossbows on the second floor. I fell in love with a Parker Compound Crossbow. I think I found my new hubby to compliment shooting.\n\nIf are visiting Vegas, love the outdoors, and have not been to Bass Pro Shops, stop by and enjoy a good walk through this great store.


Recent Friday eve....solo dining....2 other diners present at 7 pm. That should have been my first clue that this would be forgettable meal. Started with very small dinner salad with a tasteless \"cilantro\"? dressing @ $3.   Entree of bowl of Posole. Broth was very flavorful, but contained just a few small bits of pork and over cooked, bland posole.  I was stunned when I received the check....$12 for the soup!  No wonder this place is empty. Mediocre, boring food at outrageous prices. Whoops, just remembered how crappy the coffee was.


I am somewhat of a self-proclaimed movie \"snob\" since I was a projectionist in college and helped run the campus cinema (one theater, but we showed everything).  I'm pretty particular how and where I watch my movies.  Don't get me wrong, I will watch a movie anywhere, but how the movie is delivered definitely contributes to the overall movie-going experience.\n\nI know this place is fairly new (\"new\" to me since I don't find myself on this side of town too often), but I felt like the theater had aged too quickly - almost like it was smoking 10 packs of cigs a day.  Something about it didn't feel right... the bathrooms (had nice finishes, but not too terribly clean).  Maybe I just caught them on an \"off\" day, but an untidy theater is really off-putting to me.\n\nThe movie was over all was fine... the seats left something to be desired.  Stadium seating, but narrow rows so if you have some neighbors with small bladders like I did, your feet got a steping on.  I think I may just be spoiled with the trendy theaters around town that serve alcohol and food to you while you watch, but would I go out of my way to watch a movie here?  Probably not...