So happy to discover that Edinburgh has a Japanese restaurant of this quality. Elegant, aesthetically-pleasing decor, good service, good food. \n\nOn the day we went (I think it was a Tuesday lunch) they were out of several items, including tuna and scallops. Skimming through some of the other reviews here, it seems that the lack of tuna is a regular occurrence. Between us we ordered a variety of dishes, including edamame, wakame salad, avocado rolls, dragon roll, miso eggplant, and some sashimi. Everything was good, but I can't point to any item that was really a stand-out. The eggplant was very tasty but too oily. \n\nLooking forward to going back for dinner sometime soon, especially since I see they serve shochu - haven't had that since Tokyo!


Are you kidding me?!?!?!?\n$610 after takes for 4 tires priced at $105/each! $180 in installation and taxes???? And to top it off the whole buy 3 get the 4th free is a lie, its free after a 6-8 week rebate!!!! and not in cash but by VISA card only!\n\nGo to Fletchers, 4 tires (BFG's) for $450 OTD, with 4 free oil changes....could it have been any better?


Wow this is the late night food at the Wynn? Pretty excellent service and food all around. My fettuccini carbonara w poached eggs was absolutely delicious. Pretty ridiculously nice for the late spot smack in the middle of a casino.


The store here is laid out very well.  It is more of a custom baby store, but has quality items at all diffrent prices.  Some of them my husband and I were sticker shocked, but with having our third baby nine years after the last lots has changed.  The staff here was very helpful and we will be registering for some of our items for the baby shower.


We have been to this location multiple times previously to have my boyfriend's hair cut. Each time we visit is a guessing game as to whether or not he will get a good hair stylist or not. He has been four times and each time their is a different staff and hair stylist available. His previous visit to this review was not good either so it appears we will be looking for a new place to get his hair cut. \n\nThis last visit was the worst as his hair was butchered beyond immediate correction. I suggest next time my boyfriend really take the time and look his hair over and make sure it is cut the way he requested. That way they can make any changes or corrections to it because once you leave you have accepted the cut even if was done crappy. It was really bad after I examined it later at home, half of the hair was cut uneven with one side longer than the other. I had to take my hair scissors to it later at home and trying to correct a bad cut is hard to do if you are not an experienced hair stylist or barber.\n\nOK so he went around  looking even more goofy and nerdy for two weeks until it grew out so lesson learned!


You're flying into VEGAS baby, but aside the odd assortment of slot machines, you might as well be flying into Ames, Iowa.  There just isn't much going on.  It feels Podunk, and everything locks up tight as a drum by 9 PM. Meh.\n\nThe one big redeeming quality is the free device charging station in terminal A.  If your smartphone is perpetually out of batteries, at least you can charge up your phone while doin' a whole lot of nuthin.


We actually ended up going to this restaurant because all the other restaurants were closed. We were hoping to find some Scottish food. I was so glad they were open. The food was simply fantastic, and the service was 5 star. I think the owners name is Monty. We talked to him quite a bit while we ate. It was absolutely incredible. If you are in Edinburgh, don't miss it. There were a total of 9 of us including one 6 year old child. I live in San Diego, and really miss this restaurant. I wish there was one here.


This might surprise you, but this place doesn't have servers. I was expecting a sit-down-and-order experience, but was wrong and I've talked to others who've thought the same thing (there are places to sit it's just more like a deli than a restaurant). Still, that shouldn't put you off...they make great sandwiches and on Mondays they have GREAT lunch specials!\n\nSometimes there is live music, which is real nice (especially if the performer is attractive and sometimes they are).\n\nWhen I go I usually order the Avacado Sandwich or the Briesciutto.


*Review is strictly for the Taiwanese style breakfast*\n\nDo you know what's worse than losing money in Vegas? The answer is coming here for Taiwanese style breakfast  ...\n\nI don't even know why I came here in the first place, but our group saw the word \"Yong He Soybean Milk\" (\u6c38\u548c\u8c46\u6f3f) and the rest is history. \"Yong He Soybean Milk\" symbolizes a famous Taiwanese breakfast restaurant and everyone nowadays just abuses its name. Breakfast is available from 8 AM to 2 PM.\n\nThere was only one server at 8 AM and he doesn't seem to speak English, but at least he speaks fluent Mandarin (errr ....... yay)! \n\nSoy Sauce Flavored Soybean Drink (\"Salty\" Soy Milk, $3.25): \"Salty\" soy milk is one of those Taiwanese breakfast item not everyone would love. It contained vinegar, Chinese oil stick (youtiao), sesame oil, and some green onion. Emperor's Garden version of \"salty\" soy milk was a bit disappointing. (2/5)\n\nShrimp & Chicken Wan Ton Soup ($9.95) - Wow ... $10 wonton soup. I would THINK all food items here would be pretty cheap because we are in the middle of Chinatown. Tasted really whatever and $10 price tag didn't help. (2/5)\n\nChinese Style Egg Taco (Taiwanese egg pancake, $4.5): One of the most tasteless Taiwanese egg pancake I've had ever. (1/5)\n\nExpensive food, below average taste, somewhat dirty restroom, and pedestrian service. I mean ... talk about ONE (like one-star) amazing experience that I probably want to forget.\n\nP.S. - Emperor's Garden serves Sichuan style cuisines for lunch and dinner.


Good, not great. Had the shrimp cocktail and prime ribeye. A $54 steak shouldn't need a $6 sauce to put on or dip in to make the steak taste great. My wife had the wagyu skirt steak that had good flavor. Hit Del Frisco or Ruth's for better taste, not to mention value.


The bouncers and security guards would rather keep you waiting outside so you'll bribe them to get in than bring people inside to pump up the party. I've been to many clubs, but these security guards are whack. We were one the guest list, free till 12, we got there at 10, asked us for a 100 dollars to get us in or wait an hour, kept us in line till 12:30, then tried to charge us for entrance. They're crazy. Their free drinks  are a joke too. Go to marquee! They are opposite of everything I just listed.


I live within 10 minutes walking time of this place and finally made it in there today with some friends after a brown bag @gangplank.\n\nI got the veggie pies as they were the only thing vegetarian,but they were delicious. its easy to miss this place but worth finding and trying.


umm, a beer hall in a church?\n\nthat's even better then a club in a church:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Limelight\n\nInteresting choices of beer, great pizza, and a decent menu of dinner choices.


Well I tried this place on a whim and I was disappointed by the food and not having filtered water for their soda machine. On the food I guess they dumbed it down for Americans or the run over to Safeway to do their shopping..  just another failed attempt at Chinese / Japanese food.. if you like this place then please have your tastebuds checked.


Never again.... Got wicked food poisoning. Wish I could have given 0 star but wanted to warn others.  \nBesides the horrible food poisoning the food was mediocre at best, the sauces were soupy and bland.


I go there all the time. I went almost every viet restaurant around the neighborhood and this place the best. Cheap and high quality food. Try pho combo and u wont regret it. Open 24/7/365 and always clean and serve good food. They give good amount of bean sprouts too. Highly recommended.


When I learned of the 99 cent shrimp cocktail on one of the hundred Travel Channel shows about Las Vegas, I've been committed to try it if I ever went to Vegas.  It is the absurdity of discount food, seafood no less, and its 'famous' status that gets to me.  Similarly, on another show, a 99 cent giant hot dog was presented.  It was available at  another casino, Slots a Fun, further south on the strip.  Yeah, it looked like loaf of baloney (yes baloney, the proper word might have you think it's higher in quality or something), but I was still going to buy and eat it.\n\nSo the years have passed and the price of the shrimp cocktail has risen, 1.99 in 2008, and now this year when I finally do visit Las Vegas, 2.99.  That monstrosity of a hot dog is gone, replaced with hum drum standard Nathan's franks.  Then there it was in front of me, a tulip glass full of pale shrimp, doused in a smooth red cocktail sauce.  They were cold, watery, and completely flavorless.  Any and all flavor is just  the spicy horseradish and tomato of the sauce.  Unadorned shrimp lacked so much of everything, that taking a salt shaker and sprinkling the contents into your mouth would evoke more of an ocean-y thought.\n\nOh right, about the casino.  All of the table dealers were nice, even though I have no idea what their faces look like.  Craps is a low roller friendly $5, and the machines were fairly loose.  I'm glad I got that out of the way, although I'd only come back for the ample chests and gambling.


The quality of the food here is definitely average if not far below it. When I got to the pick up window there was already three other unhappy customers waiting in front of me. They got my order wrong and looked irritated when I corrected them. Then she asked me what I wanted them to do about it. Obviously I want what I ordered. By the time I got home I took one bite and spit it right back out. My salad basically smelled like a wet dish rag that had been sitting out too long and tasted like it too. Lovely huh? And my friends bun to his burger was soggy, the lettuce was completely wilted and the cheese was almost burnt. On a small positive note, the loaded fries are pretty good, and the only thing I've been 100% satisfied with. The fries will be the ONLY thing we come back here for if we ever come back at all.........


First time trying skinny fats! Lines out the door so I knew it was going to be great. They have a great variety of foods and drinks to order from. You have the choice to be \"healthy\" or \"happy\" of course I couldn't decide so I got one of each side haha. The only down side to my delicious meal was the wait time to receive our meal. While I was waiting I ordered fresh cold pressed juices. Being on a juice craze right now I was very pleased to see that they offer it. Id highly recommend this place!


Not located the best looking strip mall but it's actually pretty quiet. I live right around the corner so I drop in here all the time.They updated the interior recently and it's a bit more comfy now. They got rid of the buffet, which I was sad about at first, but I honestly think the food has gotten better and fresher since they did. It's consistently pretty good, but I can't say it's amazing -  if you're craving Chinese this will definitely get you what you want at a pretty good price.


I order from Donato's at least once a week, and unfortunately this location screws up my order more often than not.  When I call to complain its hit or miss whether I get a manager who will take the appropriate action and give good customer service. Tonight when I ordered a salad for my daughter with no nuts or cheese, I of course got one with. All I heard from the manager was a \"sorry, next time maybe order by phone instead of the Internet\".  Obviously, from the other reviews this place still hasn't gotten it together in the 4 years that it's been open! @donatos


My family and I are so thankful for Allison's help!! We were renting a home here in Vegas for about a year and she helped us buy it recently! I found her  here on Yelp due to her outstanding reviews and thought obviously lets call her!  I'm so happy I did.. I mean, she is an amazing person! I think she is super cool and we actually have alot in common. Great person to work with, and she was able to help us with so much more including inspections, appraisals, any questions we had she was there for us or knew someone that could help us. Made this easier than I ever imagined it to be... Thank you so much Allison!!!


We decided to give this restaurant location a try, We'd been to their Bell Rd location and were not impressed by their service. As a matter of fact, we've never been back and we live very close. So we tried this location with trepidation and am I glad we did. Food was good, service was excellent. The bread they start you out with is great!! We all had Choose your own pasta/sauce etc and 3 of 4 were excellent. ! of us had chicken on her sauce and it was not good tasting, but we were in a hurry and didn't make it known to the server. 3 of us would go back as the Rustic Roma sauce was very good.


They say, you can never go home, or go back. Well, I've never bought into that. \n\nOver the years, we've been in almost a dozen or so Chart Houses. Sadly, many have closed due to whatever corporate reorg was going on at the time. I miss the ones in Steamboat and Newport, RI the most. Great locations and views. \n\nSo it was with some excitement that we made reservations here for Easter Sunday dinner. Surprisingly, we have never been to this location.\n\nWe arrived a few minutes before six and found our hostess in a middle of a hiccups fit. I offered to frighten her but she decline. I guess I was scary enough. LOL\n\nThere was also some confusion over our reservations, but it didn't last long. We were escorted to our table, over by the window with a magnificent view of the lake. You got to give Chart House credit for choosing some great locations!\n\nWe started with a glass of Merlot and Pinot each. Both were very good for house wines. We also opted for the salads, the warm bacon dressing was delicious, as was the Caesar.\n\nThings started slowly declining from here. I asked about getting their Callahan Prime Rib End Cut ($33.99). Seems the kitchen couldn't make up their minds if they had one. \n\nFirst it was no, then yes and finally surprise, they delivered a regular cut. It was tasteless with no flavor at all. When we were paying I mentioned it to our server, all they could say was, \"oh yeah.\"  Grrr. LOL. The other entree was their Beef Tenderloin Medallions ($31.99) which was very good. \n\n\nFor dessert, we ordered the Chocolate Lava Cake to share with some coffee. It came damaged and somewhat of a mess. LOL. See our photo, versus the Chart House one. Our waiter apologized saying they should have been picked it up sooner. (Okay, why didn't you bring us another one?). \n\nThe current owners of Chart House is Landry, a very classy and sharp organization.  I would suggest they work on this location before they need to close this one too. \n\nOur bill, including two glasses of wine ran us $80.00 a person, including taxes and gratuities. \n\nNow why didn't we go to Capital Grill I wonder?  Well, maybe next time.\n\nFor a positive review of a Chart House, I call your attention to my friend Norm's recent experience in Las Vegas. http://www.yelp.com/biz/forte-european-tapas-bar-and-bistro-las-vegas?hrid=Gpo-2lh59Bru8sKqgRm5Hw


Both times ive been here the appt. are late. Both about 20-30 minutes late. Of course its because they are busy....i love getting here at least 10 minutes early only to wait an addition 30 minutes past my appointment time ti be called back..


The food and margaritas are both a huge disappointment for me here... I went to different Margaritavilles in different states and this location is by far the worst. My friends and I ordered uptown margarita, last mango in paris margarita, tropical fruit margarita and perfect margarita. We all agreed that drinks weren't good, they contained very small amount of alcohol and come in regular drinking cups; not the margarita glasses.\n\n For appetizers, we ordered spinach artichoke dip and for my entree, I had the Jimmy's Jammin Jambalaya. The food is not great at all, BUT service makes up for everything. We had a fantastic waiter and interesting live entertainment. There's a mini show happening every 30 min-1 hour. There's two guys and one lady on walking stilts singing and a blondie dancing around. The finale is when she slides down a volcano into a huge cup of margarita at the bar section. I bet she changes into 15-20 bikinis a day!!!! Poor thing.. When they're not performing, they're crafting balloons for everyone. They made a bow and arrow for me. It was my friend's birthday so they made her a crown  with two hearts and the sign 21 on it. They're super funny and entertaining! Love it!


A quaint little store for the kid in all of us! \n\nWe stopped in to do some shopping.  There are model trains, planes and automobiles! A huge variety of every kind.   We had the pleasure of dealing with Brad.   He was so knowledgeable and helpful or our shopping that day.   I didn't realize that fun little gadgets can get to be pricey.  It was certainly an eye opener but Brad was great to deal with.   \n\nThe store is filled with many different items from floor to ceiling.  It's almost overwhelming in a small space.   Sometimes you may feel claustrophobic but you can definitely find what you need.\n\nThe associates in the store are fantastic.   From browsing to purchasing, they were all very helpful and friendly.  We are now introduced to a fun new hobby!~


I've lived in Pittsburgh for what feels like forever and in all of that time, I guess I've never been to the Strip District on a Monday. We didn't realize most of the restaurants are closed on Mondays. Tried Thin Man, closed. Luke Wholey's, closed. We read some less than appealing outdoor menus of a few spots and settled on Roland's Seafood Grill for lunch because they were open and had a sign out front raving about their signature warm Lobster Rolls for $14.99. Ok, we were game.\n\nWe've driven hours off the beaten path in Maine for amazing Lobster Rolls at Red's Eats, which sets the standard for what all lobster rolls should be. Massive amounts of fresh lobster piled on top of the bun and drawn butter to dip the excess mound of lobster in is a mouth watering delight! \n\nThat couldn't be farther from what you get served at Roland's. The bun was Mancini's, so good start. The lobster was an odd orange color that's not what fresh lobster looks like at all. Nothing was heaped over the bun at all, but honestly after tasting it that part was ok. Combination of a few fresher tasting pieces, some rubbery pieces, and some dry pieces that literally could have been any fish. I skipped the fries, which didn't look all that great on hubby's plate and there was the tiniest container of coleslaw ever as a side that was actually pretty good. Considering I skipped the fries, shouldn't the server have asked if I wanted extra coleslaw knowing it was going to be minuscule? \n\nThe upstairs patio was really nice overlooking Penn Ave. and I hear they have a decent happy hour with terrific specials on fresh oysters and beer at the bar. I may give this place another shot based on that but, never again on their lobster roll.


Service was great, wine list spectacular, although note to restaurants,  please offer a printed version of the iPad menu.  The iPads in Vegas are slow and tough to navigate.  Get yourself a new menu provider.  What a waste!\n\nWe had the Beef Wellington, which was a perfectly cook Filet.  However, the crust soon fell apart, although light and flaky in the beginning.\n\nI've found that the more expensive the restaurant, the higher the expectations, the less chance you have of feeling you got your money's worth.  Of course, I haven't eaten at every restaurant in Vegas, but for the 6 or 7 high-end places I've been, I have always been disappointed.  I've had better luck in SF, LA, NYC, Florence, Paris, Rome, and believe it or not, Richmond, Virginia.


NO NO NO!\n\nThis is not how a great bakery should be!\n\nOk, let me begin:\n\n1)   The staff are generally either not familiar with what they're selling (what's a brioche?) or not interested.  Some of them have been friendly, but there have been times I've felt bad for interrupting their phone call!\n\n2)  The bread is DELICIOUS!  But, if you're trying to have a \"french style\" bakery, you need more than nice bread to save you.  Plus, the baguette is generally as old as what the french hand out to the homeless.  \n\n3)  The pastries are really not worth the price.  They're expensive (a french chocolate cake is too expensive to even try!) and the cost of other items doesn't meet the quality.\n\nAside from the price, the pastries are too heavy on the crust and too light on the flavor.  For example, a blueberry tart will have a crust 2 times too thick for the amount of filling.  You would NEVER find that in France, as the fruit is the star and the tasteless crust just transports it to your mouth.\n\n4)  Ehh...yeah...it's local.  But, not all that great.\n\nI'd rather go to Pekara.  At least the staff are friendlier, the bread is just as good and the pastries are reasonable in price.


I love Ethiopian cuisine...I first tried it in San Francisco because my uncle knew someone that knew how to make it!  It was amazing and then a really good family friend is from Ethiopia and he has just introduced me to even more fabulous food!  I would eat it everyday if I could...\nBlue Nile was the first Ethiopian restaurant that I tried in Phoenix.  I always passed in when I was in Tempe and one day I decided to try it.  I was impressed!  It was really good!  I do not know the names of the dishes but it was the chicken and I got it with the mushrooms and lentils...and of course the spongy bread that you eat everything with...I love the fact that you get to eat with your hands its awesome!  I wish that I would have been able to try many dishes at one time but that is ok...This place is great but Cafe Lalibela has the special place in my heart!  I will return and I do encourage people to try this place...


Came for brunch before the Superbowl. I love how you can sit at the bar and watch the action. \nI saw all the tips on great Clam Chowder, so I had to try it out. Awesome. Best I've had in Vegas!\nWe tried the Peel & Eat Shrimp which had a delicious grilled flavor with seasonings and peppers. \nCrab Cakes were delicious, served with a fresh salad and aioli type sauce. \nAnd, of course, I had to polish it all off with a half dozen Oysters! Fresh & delicious!!!\nWe'll be back, great food, service & ambiance!


I had to call 3x  before I got a call back for an estimate.  Still went with the company. Paid 50% and waited 1.5 weeks before I HAD TO CALL to see what the status was...they were done but never called tell me..now let's see how long it takes before they finish the job. Frustrated customer.


Needed to have my phone repaired today...checked in at 3:30...wasn't helped until 5:03.  This is the same case scenario everytime I have to go in...which is a lot because my phone blows!!!  :/


I had a decent time here the other night while visiting Scottsdale... It was a Thursday, 2 for 1 drinks til midnight, but I thank my good time to the company I was in and the lovely people watching the crowd here provided. \n\nLet's start with problem numero uno- The place is located in a Safeway shopping center... no joke! So get your groceries and come shake your booty all in one trip ;) Now I know Scottsdale has a rep, and to be honest, I do enjoy surrounding myself in that scene once in a while but seriously could not get over the fact that while sitting on their \"posh\" patio, I was watching the cart boy rounding up stray shopping carts. Location location location, this place fails miserably at that. \n\nThe drinks were okay... call me crazy but I actually prefer to taste some alcohol in my martini. \n\nAnd the decor in the place was a joke! You walk in to a big open room... think Rocky Pointe spring break style back in HS when you went to those 20$ all you can drink parties. All that was missing was the video crew recording the raunchy females, cougars in this case. The chairs/seating in the car were cheap looking and overall reminded me of Ikea.\n\nOn the plus side, it was pretty busy but chill enough were my friends and I could enjoy each others company without being knocked into by others.\n\nFor wanting a chill night with great people watching this place is great. But please get over your posh sophisticated attitude because you are far from it and the place would actually have more potential if you realized it. My favorite part of the night... A cougar with a much older sugar daddy. She walks away from daddy to be swept away my 20someyhing boy toy, only to turn around, and hang her purse on daddy before heading to the dance floor to grind on the boy. Poor daddy was left outside, purse and all, looking like a fool. Made for decent people watching. I sadly left and don't know the outcome of this.... If you were there last night and saw these scene please do tell :)


Nice, quiet rooms.  Food in the hotel is abysmal, however, and few vegan options.  To even get soy milk, I have to go to the coffee bar (though one spectacular Blue Coyote employee, Glenna, sent a colleague, Lucy, to said coffee bar for a creamer of soy milk for me this morning -- only time employees made any attempt to engage with me).  Have no idea how this place claims to earn 4 diamonds (must pay AAA for their trainings/bias) because housekeeping was hit or miss (day 1 = trash emptied and amenities replaced. That's it.  Bed unmade, towels not replaced, room not tidied.  Day 2 far better, day 3 I had a fancy diamond-shaped toilet tissue fold... is this my 3rd different housekeeper??) and employees otherwise seemed bothered by guest presence.  Banquet rooms are freezing, casino area is smoky (both to be expected, I guess).  Dinner for 7 in Orange Sky was $530 and I got to eat side dishes only (not even a vegetarian entree on the menu).


Ate dinner here one night, and was so pleased. This restaurant is not over packed with people that making reservations even that night were available and I love that about a restaurant. I ordered the lamb, and it was very delicious and didn't take forever to cook like most restaurants. The side orders are ordered a la cart, and priced at 12 dollars. There not huge but good sharable size. There have a few choices in dessert, i choose the berry option, and it was very fresh and delicious, i believe all desserts were priced at 12 dollars as well. They have a large wine and drink selection. \n\nThe atmosphere is very nice and relaxing, not to stuffy and uptight, all the waiters and managers were nice and friendly making recommendations if asked. \nThis steak house is located inside Cesar's hotel and casino.


There is nothing really exciting about the Boozery, which is disappointing for it's location. The bar itself is pretty small but they are able to accomodate more with outside seating. It has a nice ambiance inside but the small size of the place cramps the style a bit. They have very limited special drink menu with your average Freemont street drink prices ($7-$10).\n\nThe Boozery is just your average downtown bar. Nothing to complain about, but also nothing to brag about.


Great hangout nice Pool area!


I don't understand what all the hype is about with Paul Martin's...I'd like to give it 2.5 stars, but rather than round up, I'm rounding down. Looking beyond the really nice decor and well done interior remodel of the restaurant formerly known as J. Alexander's, everything else seemed very lack luster.\n\nI made a call to get a group of three on the waiting list on a Friday night, and the hostess almost seemed confused at my request. When we arrived, we were told that the hostess only had marked us down for a group of two...alright, no big deal, an honest mistake I guess. There was about a 20 minute wait so we decided to get some drinks at the bar. It was pretty crowded, but the bartender was fairly dismissive and not overly friendly upon our arrival, just a quick delivery of the menu and \"what will you be drinking?\"..hmm okay.\n\nWhen we got the text message that our table was ready, the same absent minded hostess sat us, and only brought two menus. I'm not sure what the deal was, but we clearly had a party of three, c'mon now! When our server arrived, he was kind enough to offer a smile and a proper greeting. We ordered the bruschetta appetizer right away and had our drink order placed. When he came back over, he spieled the specials for the night - and REALLY emphasized the new bruschetta, which we had already ordered. At this point, the series of service miscues were almost laughable to us and we figured we were already there so let's just roll with the punches.\n\nEntrees came out, and my girlfriend had the steak cobb salad which was good, her mom had the polenta which was fine, and I had the New York French Dip which is their \"twist\" on a prime rib shaved sandwich. It instead has shaved New York strip on it and I must say, I was completely underwhelmed by the flavor of the sandwich - just bland, bland, bland.\n\nHonestly, I know I'm ranting and raving in this review, but it was a totally mediocre experience. It is amazing what a remodel can do to a restaurant, as it was pretty full and seemed more lively than when J. Alexander's was the occupant, but I don't think the food is any better - in my opinion, its not even as good and the service is definitely not up to par. \n\nMaybe I'll give Paul Martin's a second chance, but I'll keep my regularity and loyalty to Houston's and Hillstone for my All-American cuisine fix.


The best fast food I know of. Maybe Chipotle, as well. Staff is always friendly. I'm not from here but this place is very Wisconsin-y to me, in a food way.\n\nGood chili.


I looked into many places before getting my first tattoo and a place to get my following ones. Let me tell you how amazing this gentleman are! I worked right around the corner from there as a manager for cold stone and they are always polite and kind men and respectful. They are all very clean and well groomed. I don't know about you if youd want some grease ball giving you a tattoo with dirty fingers? None of these guys are. They are more than happy to help out any one from their first tattoo to a person whos had them before. At electric haven they make you feel comfortable and relaxed. The owner Adam is an awesome dude, he did mine personally and made sure I was okay the whole time.  After going here I have referred all my friend and family to Electric Haven for Hair cuts and Tattoos. If the amazing tattoos and hair cuts dont get you in, then the free beer might if your 21+. High life on tap for free with cuts and tattoos. Don't let the harshness of how the boys look with the piercings and tattoos scare you, they are all the sweetest guys ive met. They make you smile and laugh your ass off while your there.


Now I'm not from Kansas City but I started eating meat again awhile ago and I'm pretty picky about what kind of meat I put in my mouth believe it or not! I havent had a pork sandwich in a few years and I usually hate teh pork!! The way this was cooked, seriously it was not fatty or I never would have polished the whole thing off. I liked it that much! I have no qualms with throwing shitty food in the garbage where it belongs. The taste was really good with just the right smokey flavor the meat was tender and not dry. I was so full I didnt even touch my sides so I cant say anything about the fries, onion rings, or slaw. It was a bit pricey but this totally hit the spot for me the other night....that is all!


Been coming here for 10yrs. Dale and his team are best. They always go the extra mile for me and are very honest about their price. Thank you for the great service


I've had the sandwiches  + pizza + pastries in the deli portion, I've also been in the sit-down side of things.  Both were A-ok.  Nothing spectacular or amazing, just good.  I like the fact they always have at least 4/5 different pizzas ready to go. Also, I enjoy the sandwiches but don't like the frozen spinach that's used.  The pastries are probably the best thing there.  In the sit-down portion the pastas were large and filling, albeit not extremely flavorful. The service was nothing to brag about, the calamari was pretty good.


For a restaurant that supposedly prides itself on its five star service I was very disappointed. First off the waitress looked completely disheveled, messy hair too small faded black shirt and cheap looking black pants. Then when we placed out order for the mussels we were advised by her that they are very fishy this time of year. My husband had never tried them so we took a chance. We also ordered the Kobe beef sliders and the tomato salad. The Kobe sliders were so well done you could call them burnt, the salad was tiny with wilted lettuce and the mussels(surprisingly) were good. By the time we saw our waitress again we were finished with our meal. I asked her about the Kobe sliders and commented that they are always prepared well done and she quickly brushed off my comment and walked off.So much for the customer is always right. Needless to say my husband and I were very disappointed to spend a hefty amount of money for so-so food and terrible service. Needless to say we will not go to Different Pointe of View again and will NOT recommend it to our family and friends.


I love the New York style pizza here!!! If you haven't tried it, you've got to!! One of my favorite pizza spots I've grown up eating!! I'm not a huge Ranch/on my pizza pie, but my buddies swear by their secrete recepe here! The Buffalo Chicken Strips taste so great and just being here brings back memories...


Went here based on Yelp. The deep dish pizza was really crispy and delicious. The greek salad was pretty good also. However, the ambiance and service were odd. The lighting is bright enough to violate interrogation guidelines in most 3rd world countries. Also, it is critically important to note the time you are eating; they close at 8pm. This means that if you get there at 7:15 and are still eating at 8, the staff will be turning chairs upside down, sweeping, and grabbing any dish that you are not holding onto. I definitely recommend the pizza but dinning near closing time is not a great experience.


I'll be honest, I hate going to the bank. Totally hate it. But as far as banks go, this place is top notch. The staff is professional and courteous. The service is always a step above. If you have to bank (and we all do), you might as well bank here.


I love tapas and not only is my best friend a chef at the blue ribbon sushi grill but I also had a friend who works at jaleo so I went on a recommendation from them both. \n\nMe and another girlfriend went to jaleo for dinner and all I can say is the service that we got from some white guy named Brian was horrible. We understand that being in the cosmo it was busy but he did not once ask us how the food was, and was too busy with the couple next to us. He was too occupied with getting more money out of that couple than giving us decent service. Our food came out relatively fast but everything that came out was bland. By the end of our meal we were craving some flavor, hoping to get dessert.. It took us 20 minutes to get our check and not only that he didn't even offer us a dessert menu.\n\nWe had gotten the shrimp al ajillo, the chicken fritters, the chorizo wrapped in potato, and the tuna salad. All were bland and the portions were minuscule to almost non existent. I know tapas are meant to be small, but jaleo took it to the next level.\n\nI was furious when I left, the food was sub-par and the service was ridiculous. I would have complained to the manager if I wasn't in such a hurry to get out of the godforsaken place. I will never go back to jaleo, I'd rather go to firelfy where the service is decent to amazing and the food is always out of this world. After leaving we were asked where we had dinner that night and both me & my girlfriend blanked. The service was that horrible that we both couldn't even remember the name of the restaurant.


I have to start out by saying this hotel is very nice, the rooms were nice, location was awesome but....Yes there is a but, the Breakfast Buffy is Terribly handled and you have this huge line only to find out I waited in line for pancakes and did not have too, could have slithered up and asked for them instead of waiting in the omlet lines for 20 mins and the wife ordered an omlet and it was wrong.\n\nLAME LAME LAME setup.\n\nOther than that the Front Desk to the Room were very good..


Needless to say I am sorry I spent my money there that night, but it will never happen again because I will not step foot in there again.\n\nTerrible food ( Pinky's right up the street has MUCH better food ) \nTerrible service ( inattentive and rude )\nHorrible management\n\nIf anyone asks about this establishment I will make sure I point them to Pinky's and I will make sure all of my foodie friends know the plethora of great places to get a burger on Montford when their Woodlawn location signage is first erected.\n\nWaste of money.........\n\nBtw those who say they have great burgers on the reviews obviously haven't been to Brooks ( Charlotte mainsta...y the burger equivalent to Price's Chicken coop ) , the Liberty some of the best high end burger ever ( Google' em see the accolades ) or Zack's.


My husband and I had dinner here last week. The food was mediocre and the prices are on the high end. While we were there, we witnessed the owner, the waiter confirmed,  reprimanding a hard working busboy rather loudly, so that the customers could hear the verbal abuse. We also learned that at least 4 other employees have quit in the last week. Because of this persons behavior, we will never return to or recommend this restaurant to anyone. Too many other nice feeling restaurants in the area.


My stay at this hotel was beyond disappointing. \n\nI paid $310 a night for three nights. The hotel charged me for six nights though despite an email confirmation stating that I was only supposed to stay for three. After speaking to a few hotel staff and then finally two front desk managers, the decision was made - I was not getting a refund despite the evidence. To my complete shock and amazement, I was personally yelled at by Sheena at the front desk who was the one who accepted the charge of the additional three nights. Mistakes happen and it was fine.  But she didn't want to discuss it at all, let alone work out a resolution. I've never seen anything like this from a hotel. She interrupted me several times and then started yelling at me. She told me to stop talking because she wouldn't remove the charge anyway. I travel quite a bit for work and stay at hotels often. Believe me, this is not normal behavior even for $50 a night stay, let alone $310. \n\nLet's just say accounting issues weren't the only problems at this hotel. First, they call themselves a luxury hotel. It's truly false advertising because the hotel doesn't fit the definition of a luxury hotel. In order to be one you have to have at least a 4 star rating along with some amenities and services. This hotel is bare bones and rated at 3 stars. \n\nGetting my room serviced was a challenge. Housekeeping did not come to my room at all after 10am. Every time I called for service, I had to wait at least 4 hours for it. On my last day, I left the room at 9am. I came back at 2pm and the room still wasn't cleaned. I called for service and no one came by. Two hours later I called again for housekeeping. They finally cleaned the room at 6:30pm after two different people knocked on my door to see if housekeeping serviced the room. The housekeeper also complained about it and went on and on about internal issues with her manager and colleagues. She even complained about the housekeeping cart and how unmanageable it was. I tried keeping my head down to work and she kept talking. I had to leave the room for an hour because I couldn't take it anymore.\n\nAside from new towels and made up beds, the room was actually dirtier after she left. The bathroom floors had been muddied up from her shoes and she left the old towels on the floor. Old shampoo bottles were still on the shower floor. She also pushed the desk chair in over my computer charger which got stuck and I had to turn the chair over to work on getting it out. It ruined my cable and I had to buy a new one. Unbelievable. \n\nThe toilet in the room was gross and very loud while flushing. I mean, seriously loud. It was almost frightening. It sounded like it was exploding and drowning a cat at the same time. This certainly added to the bizarre feel of the hotel. \n\nThe elevators were slow. One was broken, but it doesn't justify a 10 minute wait at 7pm during the week. I stayed on the 10th floor and had to take the stairs several times. I felt bad for the other guests that were older and had to take the stairs also. This was the recurring theme during my visit. \n\nFinally, one good thing! The restaurant food was good, although the choices were limited. Nothing fancy, but good burgers and sandwiches. The servers and waitresses were very accommodating and friendly. This was a bonus, and unexpected given how the front desk and other staff behaved throughout my visit.\n\nAs you can tell from the above, my stay was not enjoyable. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone. Stay at the Marriott or Hilton or a hotel that actually has their act together and can manage it decently.


I had high hopes for this place. The decor is awesome but everything else was awful. Went in with 4 people on a Saturday night. Asked the hostess for a table - She looked at us like we were crazy.. She pointed to the room and said \"we are pretty busy, but I'll go look for a table.\" When she came back, she said a table might be ready in 30 minutes. We stepped to the bar and that was an even worse experience. The bartenders were rude, didn't know the menu, and took forever to acknowledge us. The margaritas tasted like Jose Cuervo sweet and sour mix and were over priced. The bartender over charged me for the tequila and when I asked him about it he aid \"We are still working out the kinks\" Well.. sir.. you got more than kinks to work out for sure... no adjustment was made for the overcharge. \n\nWe waited an hour to get seated and when we asked the hostess she told us no one is leaving and walked away. So we walked out. We won't be back.


Awful place. \n\nIf you are trying to go there for good drinks this is an OK place to go to but the food was horrible. The tapas ceviche was $10 which came with 4 shrimp and was topped with popcorn (I have no idea why). If they were trying to go for fun and innovative food this place completely missed the mark. The potatoes and chorizo came in an extremely small portions and where bland. Not to mention the paella which was $25 and the rice was not well cooked. This place takes small portions to a new level. Overall I left that place with $80 less and still hungry. Not worth the money and the food was a complete disappointment. The only reason this place is getting two stars is because of their drinks.


Absolutely Pleasant staff.  Great food, quite a surprise.  My company put me up at the Hampton Inn, so I wasn't expecting to find a comfortable place for some grub and a beer.\nI'll make sure to come back next time I'm anywhere near Las Vegas.\n(Try the brisket sliders, wow)


Ate breakfast with friends.  The french toast was overwhelming!  More than any one person should eat!  The bacon is the best in town.  Compares favorably with ihop across the street and would pick indy over a chain anytime.\n\nWill go again if just to try the bacon doughnuts!


I am sorry to say but it's the worst indian food I have ever had. The food is not fresh and tasted as if it was from previous day's buffet. I am from india and can tell easily by eating indian food if it's fresh or not. Waste of money at this place.


I have been frequenting Pita Jungle for over 7 years since I have moved to the Valley.  They WERE one of my favorite eateries.  I have hosted keynote speakers and workshop facilitators  from the college for lunch and dinner at Pita Jungle where we'd have upwards to 20 people at the restaurant and tip handsomely.\n\nToday for some reason I ,along with a group of friends, was ignored as we waited to be served.  We were seated and were not offered beverages until I began to wave my hands after sitting for 10 minutes.  The waters were brought to us by a reluctant host (no servers dared to approach the table...they all stared at one another) who told us that our server was busy but she'd be right with us.  Another seven minutes passed and she'd walked by our table six times and never looked in our direction.\n\nWe decided to leave the establishment and the overworked server that couldn't acknowledge a party of three (while servicing multiple tables AROUND ours.)  \n\nIn short, I will NOT be financially supporting Pita Jungle in the future. The lack of acknowledgement was so blatant that neighboring tables were looking at us and then looking at the server wondering what was going on...what a shame.


Went here based on reviews, at about 3:00pm and it was pretty empty. Ordered the Kalbi ramen lunch special. As we waited various different  groups of people arrived and in total there were about 20 people scattered amongst the seating area. We waited and waited and waited for our food, everyone around us gets their food and after about 1 hr and 15min I receive my food. I get it and it is a half order of ramen and 6 pieces of gyoza... Barely puts a dent in my stomach but I am afraid to order anything else because if I did I might as well order dinner since it will take so long. How long does it take to make a ramen order? The broth is already made, the noodle just have to be warmed in boiling water, and the Kalbi doesn't take much to cook and throw in soup????\n\nThe ramen noodles are pretty good but the broth was average and the Kalbi was tough and rubbery. Gyoza was average, no better or worse than the frozen ones at the grocery store.


Cute place, high priced cup cakes for the size. Nice that it's gluten free but I spent $30 and really can't say any thing I bought was memorable


I really wanted to like this place. It has a very hip ambiance, no doubt. In the end, the quality of the food is just not that great. It fell below the expectations I had based on the vibe and decor. The quality of the food, the ingredients used, reminded me of what is normally served in cafeterias.\n\nIn the end, as much as Scramble is a cool place, I have to choose food over the look.


We found this place by accident.  We were looking for a different restaurant and couldn't find it.  We were starving so we pulled into the first restaurant we saw.  Being new to the area, we have tried other Thai places and have been very disappointed.  That being said, this place was awesome!  We had the appetizer sampler, chicken pad thai, beef noodle soup with meatballs and sweet sticky rice with mango for dessert.  The sampler came with spring rolls, two types of rangoons, shrimp and veggie tempura.  They were all very good.  I normally do not like rangoons but I was fighting my hubby for these.  My husband loved his pad thai.  He got the spice level 7 and said it was perfect.  My soup was very good.  The sweet sticky rice made my eyes roll back in my head.  The service was prompt and very friendly.  The restaurant was clean.  The prices were very good.  (pad thai was 8.95 and soup was 9.95) we didn't finish them because the portions were huge so definitely worth the money.  We are so pleased we stumbled across this little gem.  We will definitely be back for more!


Love this place!  Delicious food, great service, good music!   Great job Zappones!  Way to go Gilbert!


There's a bar in Verona? What? Where? Down the street and around the corner from my apartment? Who knew.\n\nDraft House is definitely a nice change of pace and change of scenery from the typical downtown establishments. I didn't like that the bar seemed really isolated, but that may just be because I'm not the type to end my night at the same place that I started.\n\nAt 1:30AM on a Saturday night, there was still a healthy handful of folks hanging out. I liked the two floor set-up and the laid-back vibe, but if I had my way, this would not be my first choice of late night establishments.


We made a booking, received an email with verification code and saw the charge ($498.00) pending on our credit card for 5 days before the scheduled date.  The email to us said it would take 24-48 hours to get a confirmation but nothing arrived. We emailed the company after 48 hours and got an email saying it sometimes takes longer. We then called Dig This the day before because still no specific time had been verified. They claimed to have no reservation for us at all and no availability until the following Monday. Of course, we aren't on vacation forever and thus, despite trying to book well in advance now have to accept missing the opportunity altogether at no fault of our own.  No special accommodations were made for errors on their side.


Came with a group of 7, and had a fantastic server that got our orders right, and got them out to us very fast! \n\nLove the honey glazed chicken.


We have been to all of the buffets on the strip over time.  I will tell you that for the price and quality, this is one of the best!  Clean, fantastic quality of seafood and so many other items to choose from if you are not a seafood person.  GREAT buffet!


There are maybe a handful of restaurants I pretty much only go to with my grandmother ... this is one of them. How can you hate on a place that your grandmother loves? \n\nPersonally, I think she loves it because it's easy, reliable and never so crowded that you can't have a conversation. You can be casual and show up without a reservation, yet the wait staff is always on their game. \n\nAs for the food, the Bourbon Street Pasta is crave-able.


I order the biscuits and gravy to go.  I love 3 minutes away from this terrible establishment and by the time I got home I tried to cut into the biscuits and they were harder than a rock.  I even tried a steak knife to no avail.  I proceeded to call them back and the lady asked me if I want them remade.  I said absolutely not but u can refund my money since I couldn't eat what I just ordered.  Then I was told that they can't and won't do that.   By far the worst breakfast I ever had.  Was not even edible and the fact that I couldn't even get my money back is complete BS.  I will never patronize this place again and I'll make sure non of my friends do either.  Terrible food and service.  You've been warned.....


Chez Serge might just be one of the coolest places I've ever set foot in dans Montreal. \n\nMaybe it's the fact that I was expecting something entirely different with the name and limited description, both leaving me shocked when I walked in. A flame print painted door could lead to anything! A bouncer will then size you up. \n\nThe space is very unique to say the least. Zebra print here, grass on the walls and ceiling there. Plastic, colourful, ornate chandeliers hanging down just as elegantly as the bras that hang off a moose head by the bar. And we know why! It seems the girls dancing on stripper poles (free will, unpaid) on the bar are a permanent fixture. \n\nI ordered a bucket of cosmopolitan and that is no exaggeration. I actually received a turquoise and pink, children's playschool bucket of mixed drink, various citrus slices and six colourful straws. The thing is a bit unwieldy but you're in good company. Every fifth person has one so it's not that weird to be carrying it around with two hands. \n\nThe best part of Chez Serge is the reason why you should make it a destination. FREE MECHANICAL BULL RIDING. You don't have to sign a waiver, you don't have to pay a cent. You just have to hop into the ring in the crucial three second break after someone else gets thrown off. Your ride will be projected in live time to various other locations of the bar so be good! Note: if you're a dude or the guy handling the joystick doesn't like you, your ride will be infinitely shorter. But it's so fun! They play really fun music at the same time so feel free to get your groove on while you ride. \n\nIf you can snag a booth, the service is really great. Not to mention everyone that works there is quite attractive and wearing a tight, black, Chez Serge T-Shirt. And they will also clear everything, give good drink suggestions and help girls off the bar that have had one too many. Sweethearts. \n\nIf you can't tell already, I will definitely be coming back to this establishment when I'm in MTL.


This place is your typical chinese buffet. They have the typical entrees: general tso's chicken, sesame chicken, beef and broccoli, chow mein noodles, fried rice, crab rangoon, egg rolls, egg drop soup, blah blah. On the plus side, every trip I took to the buffet they always had a pile of hot snow crab legs, steamed clams, and shrimp cocktail. At most chinese buffets you are waiting for them to refill these seafood items, but here they are always full. If your in the mood for seafood, and not chinese, you can come here and be satisfied.


Family Friendly Gym ?  I guess not any more.  I used to be a member of this gym for over 10 years.  Decided to leave because because I now travel for work and it was important for me to get a gym that was more regional so I could work out when I am out of town.  \n\nWhile the gym and equipment is nothing special, what really kept me working out at the gym all those 10 years were the members, many of them Veterans & Seniors that I had build a special bond with.  Over the years, I continue to visit them from time to time to catch up on old friends especially during holidays and special occasions.  Some members who are not with us anymore, I have even attended their memorial services.\n\nToday is Veterans Day, and I took it upon myself to take the time and go and wish the various members, many of them veterans of WWII, Vietnam, Korea etc. who I have known all these years Happy Veterans Day.  To my utter surprise, the attendant at the front desk told me I could not enter beyond a certain line because of insurance purposes.  These veterans were seated just a few feet away from that line of scrimmage and they were all sitting around the table.  This is like a small waiting area few feet away from that line, near the juice bar and yet I could not go and wish them Happy Veterans Day.  I could not in my heart have a 90+ year old veteran get up from his chair and get onto a walker and wish me and so I just waved out to him.  For all those of my veteran friends that I could not wish personally, I am truly very sorry.\n\nFamily Friendly Gym?  I guess not.  I used to recommend this gym to those that preferred a family friendly environment, but I guess things have changed and so will my future recommendations.


Last night I met a friend for dinner.  She had a coupon for buy two appetizers get a free lobster/cheese appetizer.  I arrived first.  Stuck my hand in something sticky, and the appetizer plate was dirty.  She arrives and immediately announces the coupon and orders.  15 mins (or more) passes and the manager walks over to tell us we must order from the wood fire grill to use the coupon - would we like to change our order.  She ordered two entrees and I ordered a salad $15.95.  No thanks!  (Mind you why did it take so long to put the ap order in to begin with).  Another 10-15 mins goes by and he comes back over to try and sell again the \"up order\" tells us there is nothing he can do.  I said, look I'm really hungry are you telling me you have still NOT put in our original entree order?  He says well, no!  We had by now been here 45 mins.  No aps and no order in!  He tries to explain this promo is being audited and he cannot do anything about it.  OK great.  Why are we still chatting and not getting food?  I got up and promptly left to go to Famous Daves.  Food-1/2 price and the place was PACKED and we still waited no time for really great food.\nMind you-I have been to Firebirds many times and have never been impressed with service but, this took the cake.  The food has always been good though.  What a shame!


I have to say St Rose Pediactrics is wearing super thin on me. Appointment time was 11:00am. 45 minutes after we are put in a room. 25 minutes later a doctor still has not come in. It's about time to scale back the number of clients and/or appointments you take. Look, I've even had enough time to write this review AFTER reading all the others.


I came here with a girlfriend and were told the wait would be 45 min.  \n\nWe left for 30 min and came back only to find that we had missed them calling us. AH!\n\nWe let the ladies know we were there and they (very sweetly) accommodated us, (probably because we were only two people and fit on a postage stamp).\n\nI did not have the Kool Aid, but an alcoholic beverage at the top of their \"drinks\" menu and it was FANTASTIC. I\"m almost positive it had red Kool Aid, vodka and pineapple juice.\n\nI ordered Betty's Boob, a perfect combo to taste their chicken and SCRUMPTIOUS waffle and then ordered Mac & Cheese and Cheese Grits on the side.  \n\nThe Betty's Boob was AMAZING.  The waffle was scrumptious and the chicken skin was fabulous.  The meat itself was juicy, but not in the right way.  The interior meat was a little dry, but the outer meat was juicy.  But I'm nitpicking. \n\nWe were told the Mac was amazing, and I will say as a Mac and Cheese aficionado, it was not good.  It was not creamy in any sense, and was definitely more Southern in style as it was Mac you could build with (thick).  Not the creamy type I have come to adore.  \n\nThe Cheese Grits were gone in a matter of seconds. I LOVED them.\n\nWe also ordered Red Velvet cake at the end, to see what all of the fuss was about and it was BAD.  The driest and least cocoa-y Red Velvet cake I have ever had.  The cream cheese icing is so cloyingly sweet, it almost hurt my teeth going in.  I would like to see their recipe include more oil/egg to give a more moist texture.  \n\nI will say I smelled Collard Greens walking buy me all morning and WISHED I had ordered them instead of my Mac.  I will DEFINITELY order them next time.\n\nOur waitress was AMAZING and when I walked away from my birthday present under the table, a nice guy came up and made sure I didn't leave without it.\n\nNormally from food alone, this would get a 3, but I want to try a BUNCH more sides that looked awesome, and the service was impeccable. :)


This place is awesome. Such a beautiful desert property. The best part is the awesome LAZY RIVER. Nothing beats relaxing in an intertub with a cold beer in the hot Arizona sun.  \n\nI got upgraded to one of the two story Casitas, which was fantastic. So huge and nice. \n\nThis place is great for families, but people of all ages can enjoy it. \n\nThe only thing thats overpriced is the food, but welcome to all hotels.


Perhaps I need to try this place for dinner, but my lunch experience was so bad I doubt I'll even give them another chance. My girlfriend and I wanted to try this place due to her finding a coupon in her Entertainment Book, so we thought we'd try it out for lunch one Saturday afternoon.\n\nWe probably should have left after standing at the hostess both for nearly 10 minutes and having NO one come to seat us, but we didn't. That really should have been our first clue. When they finally sat us, things seemed to look up because they took our drink orders, returned with them fairly quickly, and then took our food order. All seemed well.\n\nWe finished our salads, and maybe another 15 minutes went by when a different person from our original waitress came over and told us they had no crawfish etouffee available, which is the main reason my girlfriend wanted to try this place. She was a bit disappointed, but asked the waitress about some cajun shrimp pizza they had instead. Unfortunately, this waitress did not speak English and could not understand what she was asking her. So, she went to find the original lady who sat us, which took another 10 minutes or so. Finally, she came over, and said they didn't have that either. At that point, we'd had enough. We asked for the check for the drinks and salads, though the lady was kind enough to take those off for us, because she knew we were not satisfied with the experience.\n\nLike I said, maybe dinnertime would be better to come here, but I can't say for sure that I will ever take that risk here. I would avoid this place and eat at Baby Kay's if you want a good Cajun-style meal.


Came in here for NYE special! I made reservations a month from the event and when we got there, we have to wait 20 minutes because they have to set up a table when it's supposed to be ready right away. Anyway, I requested a table closest to the balcony but they sat us as far as possible from the balcony and facing the freaking wall! It took another 20 minutes before the waiter came to us. Their menu that day is pre made already. My boyfriend doesn't eat seafood so I had a concern because some food that was included were seafood like the crab cakes and lobster so I called the day before to ask if we can exchange the seafood into something like chicken. The host said it's ok. When we got thee the waiter said, the menu is already set up for that day and can't be changed. So I got upset because I was told something else. My bf was upset and wanted to leave! So finally he's willing to change the seafood menu . The food was great but will never come back ever again. 95% of the crowd are old people too!!!! View from the balcony is pretty though.


I started off here early int the night to originally meet up with a fairly large group of people for the UFC night. We got there early to ensure a table for the over 10 people group I was with. At first it started off alright. I'd have to wait 10 minutes after my beer was gone to see the waitress who eventually forgot my beer, then came back with it another 20 minutes after she realized she forgot it. I was trying to be understanding since our group was so large and everyone was ordering drinks and appetizers.\nThen, the crowd got large. I was annoyed to not see our waitress for over 30 minutes and so I went to the bar. There were 50 guys at the bar and they all were served before me. It was more than frustrating because I was there waiting before most of them.\nLater in the night, I managed to run into an old coworker and hung out with him and a group of whom I'd call fairly attractive young guys.... they got service every 10 minutes or less. It was insane! My former coworker was ordering cheap beer and no food and managed to get better service than the group of people I was with ordering premium drinks and appetizers! Apparently it takes having a penis to get service around there!! WTF?!\nThe only reason why I'd CONSIDER coming back to this place is because I found out (2 hours after being here because the waitress never told us specials) Coors Lights were $2.... Guys obviously love going there because the waitresses are fairly attractive, but the bar was a sausage fest, for sure, which normally would be a good thing for a single girl, but good luck getting any form of service!


I know a lot of people really love this place but....I just don't get the hype.\n\nThe food is ok - I should say the meat they give you is tasty but they give you so little and 3/4 of it is the rice.  Come on!  If you are going to charge me almost $10 can you spare a bit more meat??   The jerk rice was plain tasting.  I had to add hot sauce to get a kick and the teryaki chicken was....Terrible.  I mean I could have had better at Panda and I HATE Panda!\n\nI just can't see myself going back there for black beans, ok rice and a tablespoon of meat.


Stayed here in a Deluxe Room on 11/30/12-12/2/12.\n\nArrival/Check-In: Easy to access the hotel from Las Vegas Blvd. and Spring Mountain. Only downside was the horribly designed parking structure and the long walk to the check in counter. There was complimentary early check-in that day (10am!) which was cool! Check in took about 15 minutes around 2:30pm.\n\nPrice: Got a great deal here for about $180 for 2 nights on Vegas.com (plus 2 free buffets). Added on was a $25/night resort fee and subtracted was a $15 Vegas.com discount code, bringing my 2-night total to a very reasonable $215.\n\nThe $25/night resort fee is high, even for Vegas, but I found it to be bearable. Includes wi-fi, fitness center access, newspaper, printing/calling/faxes, 2-for-1 on cocktails and buffet (M-F only), and $20 for a future visit.\n\nLocation: Great for what my girlfriend and I had planned: A Friday night trip to Surrender and touring around the north end of the strip. There is a free tram to the Mirage and a crosswalks right by the hotel, making the north end of the strip entirely walkable. Although the hotel lacks a major worthwhile attraction aside from Cirque du Soleil's Mystere show, its proximity to places like Wynn/Encore's clubs or Venetian's shops makes up for it - all at a fraction of the cost.\n\nHotel: Well laid out. Easy and to find your way around and quick elevators up to your room (they're divided up, so my 26th floor room elevator was for floors 25-30, plus the spa and ballroom floors). The hotel itself is not flashy like the ones surrounding it, but it's still very nice and made me feel comfortable. \n\nRoom: I loved the room! Clean, luxurious, and very functional. The beds were amazing and left me ready and energized the next day following 2 long nights out. Bonuses included was a small refrigerator (no minibar crap inside), safe, a lot of counter space, and an ironing board/iron. The bathroom was contemporary and luxurious as well, featuring a makeup mirror, a well-built bath tub, and toiletries from their in-house spa.\n\nGambling: Came up $25 on 5cent slots! hahaha\n\nFood: Ate at the TI buffet. Middle of the road, but hey, with a free pass or the included 2-for-1 it's worth a quick meal. Did not get a chance to check out the other places. My girlfriend ordered a drink from the Starbucks inside the hotel - skip this one and try the one on the strip instead.\n\nAmenities: Did not take advantage of these aside from the wi-fi, unfortunately. If I had more time I would have liked to check out the fitness center. The Sirens of TI did not interest me (The Yelp gods warned me it was not worth my time).\n\nCheck out: Fast and easy via TV. Late check out was granted to me so that was cool.\n\nOverall: I had a wonderful time at TI. I got a tremendous deal but my stay was so good that I would not hesitate to stay here again even if I had to pay a little more. The comfortable rooms were just what I was looking for and its location on the strip should make for quite an appeal to those who want to go out and have someplace nice to come back to. \n\nI will be coming back here in the future, hopefully to catch Mystere. My trip to TI was definitely one to be treasured. Great value, great rooms, great location, and a very pleasant stay. 4/5.


The review that says they charge $1.25 to have any item dry-cleaned is incorrect. They charge $2.50 per item. I like their prices, but I was not impressed with how they ironed my suit pants when I got them cleaned. They came back with double creases in some places and random wrinkles in the knees and legs. I had to re-iron them myself. I'm going to try American cleaners a little more south on 7th Ave. to see which is better.\n\nI do like that they are open late until 7 PM though.


This is as good as it gets in Arizona.  We had a great time eating lunch in the really lovely place.  Joe who owns the place chatted us up and was just great.  He made us a great expresso drink and charmed everyone at the table.  It felt like I was in LA or San Francisco.  What a great little place!!! I only get to AZ a few times a year but will make a effort to stop by every time.


I love staying here.  First off, I agree with one of the other reviewers, request a poolside room and you can sit outside looking at the palms and the pool on an adirondack chair.\n\nThe staff is really friendly, and seem to really enjoy their jobs.  The rooms are spacious, clean, and comfy.  The free wi-fi is pretty fast and I've gotten a strong connection every time.\n\nThings that I love about this Holiday:\n\n-Shuttle to and from the airport, and anywhere within a 3 mile radius of the hotel\n-HAPPY HOUR!  2 types of beer and 2 types of wine, all free, for 2 hours, plus snacks.  In the summer they ramp up the snack selection and have taquitos and other more substantial food.\n-Continential breakfast: it is good, plenty of selection, they let you take as much food as you want back to your room.\n-If you forgot a toiletry, they give you one for free\n-A couple of PCs in the lobby in case you need to get online and don't have your own\n-A cute little book exchange.  They have a shelf full of used books, the kind you read on a plane like murder mysteries, with a \"take one leave one\" sign.  I love the little touches.\n-Free paper every day\n\nI just feel welcomed every time I come here, and will never stay anywhere else when I am in Scottsdale.


This is a great Chili's location. yhe highest rating I could give any chili's is a three and they get it. Hostesses, waitstaff and manager were extraordinarily committed to making sure they understood what we wanted and that it was perfectly executed. It's worthy of recognition, so I wanted to share it. A very well-run place!


Before Au Pain Perdu, I wasn't a fan of eating out for breakfast. I ordered the le gros t'ouef (2 eggs, bacon, ham, sausage, potatoes, beans and fruits), and it blew my mind. My taste buds died and went to heaven. Yea, that's how much I loved it. Even though they forgot my ham and beans I couldn't even be annoyed because the food was distracting me. Coffee was good, and staff was friendly. \n\nI'd give it the full 5 stars (gladly) for its food and ambiance, but the entrance/waiting area is awful. I mean, there isn't one. You walk in the door and you're standing and blocking the path to the exit/entrance and the upstairs which is so inconvenient because people are coming and going non stop, including staff who are carrying lots of food up the stairs.


By far one of the best hotels I have ever stayed at!  The service was amazing, the food was delicious and the staff go above and beyond.  We booked 15 rooms with them for a conference.  They assisted in early check ins, moved people around and even had two real, no pack and play,  cribs!  They were amazing!  Even little baskets with organic shampoo, diapers and lotion.  I can't say enough good things.  Worth every dollar!!!


TERRIBLE REPAIR. DO NOT COME HERE IF YOU CAN AVOID IT!!!!!!...OR if you value your time, the quality of the repair, and your sanity!! \n\nThis review is lengthy, if you want to read my horror story then keep scrolling. \nIf your lacking in time: DONT CHOOSE THIS LOCATION!!!! PERIOD.\n\nThis location has been an absolute nightmare to deal with!!! They don't give a rat's fart about fixing anything the right way. I took my truck in for repair 6 months ago and only just got it fixed properly by another location a few days ago. \n\nGerber on Omaha is incompetent, pay zero attention to detail, and hope that you don't look too closely at their crap work so they can pass by with the least amount of effort on their part.\n\nIf you point something out they try and deflect by making ridiculous excuses. \n\nI told Rudy, a service liaison, that my truck alarm sounded muted/ weird. He was like no that sounds normal. Well RUDY- The Hampton branch confirmed my suspicions and said the alarm speaker was crushed!Thanks Rudy for addressing my concern and at least visually inspecting it before dismissing me.\n\nMy 2nd issue right out of the gate was when they didn't even notice that they hadn't buffed out the giant scuff on my headlight.\n\n3rd they installed my censors upside down!!! My truck would beep intermittently constantly. I had to drive back and forth to a toyota dealership many miles from my home to get it looked at. Not to mention on my own time + gas- at least 4 times. All in the hopes of determining what the problem was. \nEventually a toyota expert discovered the censors had been installed upside down.\n\nNow red flags AND bells are going off about this locations integrity and competence.\n\n4th, I took my truck back because the bumper was not flush and the fender was bent in slightly. How could they overlook this? I spoke with Monica the manager, to address this issue. As a little thank you for my patience they filled in a small chip on my windshield so the crack wouldn't spread. Mind you I had to ask for this and big whoop anyways after what I've already dealt with. \n\nAfter I pick up my truck this time, they threw my front mud flap in the back of my truck and never even bothered to put it back on!!!! \n\nBy this point I'm not a happy camper. \n\nMonica in my opinion only told me what she thought I wanted to hear to appease me. Which is incredibly frustrating. I don't want to hear apologies, I just want it to be fixed. Correctly.\n\n--during my re-do repair at the other location, I got an update saying they repaired the broken alarm speaker and that they found another clip hinge thing that was broken. So to me, it looks like the Omaha branch didn't bother to fix it- most likely because it wasn't visible from the outside. Cool guys. Thanks for taking such good care of me ;(\n\nI have lost sleep over my HORRIBLE experience at this Gerber. I will go out of my way to make sure to post my review on as many platforms as possible so people can make an informed decision to avoid this Gerber Omaha branch AT ALL COSTS. If your insurance suggests this location- drive the extra distance to go somewhere else. TRUST


This place started off promising - nice outside seating, and seating for a group of 7 on a Friday around 7PM with no reservation and no waiting. Not bad!\n\nI took a peek at the menu, and immediately thought this place was kind of having an identity crisis. Like, there was sushi, but the menu seemed chinese, but there was pad thai. I dunno...maybe this was asian food for George Bush (like...\"ooh, it sounds exotic...must be asian\"). I got some sashimi to start, and then some chow fun for dinner. Two other people in my group got the all you can eat sushi.\n\nNot going to lie, the chow fun was pretty solid. The sashimi was hit or miss...one order was great, the other tasted not quite so fresh. However, the people that ordered all you can eat sushi got screwed hard. The service was exceptionally slow, and they would only let you order a very limited number of super boring rolls at a time. Therefore, although the peeps who got this were still hungry, we left anyways since we didn't want to wait a million hours for boring sushi.\n\nOur waiter was pretty clueless too...they very clearly did not know their menu very well, or what was in/came with many of the items. Bummer. Price wasn't horrific, I think I paid $35 sans drink.\n\nI dunno if I'd go back. It'd be near the bottom of the list - there are lots of better places to go to in Vegas at this price point (like Firefly: http://www.yelp.com/biz/firefly-on-paradise-las-vegas)


I still love this campus BUT I do agree with the angry person that if you want the quintessential party college experience, this campus (and Poly) are not for you.\n\nThis is like a liberal arts college in that most of the classes are less than 30 people, some have up to 100 but it's not large lecture style like Tempe and other universities.\n\nIf you don't care about partying and you live in NW Phoenix then this school is AWESOME!


Came here with the BF last year with one of those VIP tickets.  TAO Beach itself is pretty small and packed.  There's nowhere to stand and trying to get drinks is horrendous. People pushing you as if they were giving out free drinks or something.\nWe actually enjoyed the other part of the pool area better. Plus, you can still hear the music from there, so why not?


I visited the all-you can eat buffet Cuban adjacent to the restaurant.  I believe it doubles as a lounge after hour. (The stage, dj booth and large speaker are a dead give away.)  \n\nThe location is kind of out of the way.  Their sister restaurant (Havana Grill) is much more convenient.  The restaurant is located in the Howard Johnson Motel in the sketchy stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard that no one ever talks about (north of the Stratosphere).  I only went  because I had a Groupon. \n\nThe Good:  the arroz con pollo and tres leches cakes (chocolate and traditional) are very good.  The staff was friendly.\n\nThe Bad: pretty much everything else.  Be careful when grabbing the serving spoons, some were hot enough to burn and some were cold just like the food in the trey.  So a lot of the meat was dry from sitting at too hot of a temperature or was cold because it was not held at proper temp.\n\nI doubt I'll be back even if there were another  Groupon, unless I have an insatiable urge for tres leches cake.


I agree with Fiona, this place is a little too swanky for this part of town.\n\nThe decor of the place is a little basic, but they claim it's styish all over the website. The food is alright, nothing fancier than you can pick up in the tesco finest range. It leaves alot to be desired.\n\nIf your mum opened a trendy resturant, this is what it would be like.


I know people love this place.  I can see why some people would really like it. However, it felt like I was in an assembly line. It is a little pricey. There are better places in Charlotte. I think people are just impressed by the free drink.


So.... I'm still befuddled about what just happened to me at Frenchie's just now. I stopped in to get a quick eyebrow waxing, because I had a short break from work. I walk in, there's no one waiting. Two people are getting manicures, one person is getting a pedicure. The nail tech asks how she can help me. I say \"I'd like to get an eyebrow waxing\". She says, \"Can you come back tomorrow?\"\n\nA beat passes because my brain has to register what she just said. TOMORROW?? It is 3:00 in the afternoon. They close at 7pm. \"Tomorrow???\" I say, thinking\" not come back in an hour or two, but tomorrow?!!\" You don't have someone who can wax my eyebrows within the next FOUR hours? Tomorrow??\n\n\"Yes, the guy who does it is busy now,\" she replies. \"Can you come back tomorrow?\"\n\nI shake my head in puzzlement... No... thanks anyway. \n\nThe refrain of Tomorrow still buzzing in my head.... I'll find somewhere else.


This is a painful review as I really used to like this place.  Echoing most of the other reviews as well as mine, the service here is still horrible.  The portions  have gotten smaller and the prices higher.  The quality of the food, DOWNHILLL..\n\nThe Wor Wonton Soup, compared to what you get in ANY other place, it was the smallest pot I have ever seen not to mention they use imitation crab meat.\n\nThis is the second time in a row I have ordered the Spring Rolls and they are cooked on the outside but still cold/frozen on the inside.\n\nLike I said I used to really like this place but after this visit with continued CRAPPY POOR service, NO communication between the staff and overall they just don't seem to really care about customer service or quality of the food any more.  The portions have gotten smaller and the value for the price along with the service, this place is NO LONGER a place I can recommend.


I was very lucky today as I walked in their lunch special was \"MOLE\" oh my!  I love this stuff.. it was $5.99 w/ the delicious side of beans and rice, perfect serving size w/ a warm toritlla... I loved it - I've been in and out of this place for the last 6 years... pretty descent... they are def more traditional than americanized...


After seeing many pictures and check-ins for Sweet Addiction, I was determined to check out this place. When I arrived with my friend their staff immediately greeted us and was very friendly. I order an ice cream cookie sandwich with a chocolate chip cookie and chocolate brownie cookie with vanilla ice cream. It was delicious! It was also very cheap, since they give you 50 cents off your order if you check in on Yelp or Facebook. Overall, I was very pleased with my visit to Sweet Addiction and I can't wait to come back and try their other flavors!


Upstream is probably thought of as one of the best restaurants in Charlotte.  I am from Philadelphia where there are excellent restaurants with iron chefs so my viewpoint may be a bit skewed.   The food was good but not great or amazing.  Every dish (except the house salad) was over salted.  My husband had the tuna and I had the seabass. They were both very good but as I said before not great.  We would go there again but for sushi/raw items not necessarily the cooked menu items.  The salad was was the highlight for me (house salad) and the crab bisque was pretty tasty too.   Overall the service was very good but slow.  Our waiter was one of the most knowledgeable wait staff we have encountered since moving from PA.


How is it port authority has the money to build a pointless over pass on the east liberty busway, but can't update their online system for smart phones to be able to determine where a bus is located at? I waited two hours today in the freeZing cold to get to work. Had to call off it was just to cold out!


As far as movie theatres go, it's ok. Nothing too fancy. I know others get excited about having a waitress to take your order while watching the movie but I think it's somewhat annoying. The tables are set too high in the theatre so if you're short like me, it's hard to see the screen over the tables. I also don't really like having someone run the orders back and forth in front of me while watching the movie. With all these complaints, I guess I won't really need to come back to this theatre. I can continue to bring in my own popcorn and drink somewhere else:)


I have been going to the Thirsty Beaver since 2009 and it is one of my top spots in all of Charlotte.\n\nI won't write a long review, words get old. But when I want to go out, have a good time and do it in a fun environment this is where I go.\n\nThe beer is cold and cheap. The decor is stunning. The music gets you dancing. \n\nCheck this place out for yourself if you haven't.


Straight up legit wings joint.  All they do is wings and they are amazing! They aren't a chain and have 18 amazing flavors. Be sure to ask for the chef special.  Also get the homemade biscuits.  You won't be disappointed.  They even let you try the wing sauce before ordering.


Customer service is of utmost importance if you are running a restaurant. This place has none.\n\nWent on 11/6 with a friend to this restaurant. My friend said she had had the food here and recommended it. Before you walk in, you get attitude from the bouncer. He stared at my ID like it was fake, even flipped it around to check the back in a way that indicated that he didn't think it was real (I'm 24 and don't look underage). Also, ignored my friends request to just see her ID in the wallet.\n\nWe sit in the back patio area and waited. And waited. And waited. Finally I go to the bar and ask the bartender if there's a server that's supposed to come around or if we are supposed to order at the bar. \n\nBartender: \"Did someone sit you down back there?\"\n\nMe: \"No we just sat down back there\"\n\nBartender: \"Oh yeah, if you weren't seated then no server is going to come to you. We don't have servers just walking around\"\n\nMe: \"Can you please send someone out there for us?\"\n\nBartender: \"Sure\"\n\nAnd you know how this ends. No one ever showed up. Plus, walking out, there's a sign that says, \"Please seat yourself.\" So why the bartender thought anyone would sit us down is beyond me. I'm sure the food there is probably okay, but I'll never know.\n\nI won't be going here again, the service is just terrible. I can only imagine how awful it would have been if someone ACTUALLY had taken time to taken our order.


This place was probably the worst service I have ever had. Everything I ordered came out wrong, and the girl that took my order was super rude. I will for sure not be going back to this location.


When passing through Phoenix last week, we had dinner here on the recommendation of Yelp. Who knew you could get good British pasties in Tempe?\n\nThe pasties themselves were incredible. I had the bangers and mash, the wife had the chicken tikka masala. We loved each of them, and believe me that one pasty is enough to satisfy a big appetite.\n\nWe were not as huge fans of the fries/chips. Also, the waitress really had no idea about any of the beers on the menu. Since I am not knowledgable about British beer, this led me to order something I didn't really care for. Next time (oh yes, there will be a next time) I'll stick with the Lagunitas IPA.


Well - my love for the Irish at this little Jamo joint just grows stronger all the time. \n\nI recently had occasion to host a private party at RFPH for my dear friend Sam and naturally my home away from home was the best place to play hostess. I had the benefit of still feeling as much at ease as I would have in my real home, without having to cook or clean up after the party. \n\nI worked closely with Anne Marie who made sure every detail of the party was attended to flawlessly. We held our birthday extravaganza in the front \"cottage\" area, which is the perfect spot for about 25-30 guests for a sit down dinner or a happy hour (done that one too). The pub also has a banquet room and separate bar out back which can be rented out for private functions. Another one of my friends held her wedding reception here and, in addition to having the great food and service you'd hope for at your wedding, it was just plain fun. \n\nBack to our Sunday birthday brunch... The kitchen prepared an Irish breakfast as well as a course of passed hor d'oeuvres of cucumber sandwiches, filet mignon brioche (my favorite) and salmon mousse toasts. For dessert I was able to bring in special cake for the party and the kitchen added an accompaniment of fresh strawberries and creme (brilliant). Everything came out well timed and executed start to finish. \n\nLucky for us, Sunday afternoons now offer live jazz - which was a great bonus for the party atmosphere. I don't know if we should still be calling it a brunch - those usually don't last for 9 hours... but we had a great time.


Let me start off by saying I was so completely stoked at the great deal I got with this hotel.  I assumed it would be awesome based on how cool the casino looked. \n\nI have to say this was the absolute worst hotel experience.... EVER ( And no I am not be over dramatic). ok, fine, i will give it 1/16 of a star for the pricing, which should have been an indicator of what was to come. \n\nLets start off by saying there is absolutely no point to look on their website to judge what your room experience may be. That would be a complete waste of your time. The website does not resemble to room at all. First, the room is completely depressing, barely any lighting and really big, dark furniture. Don't expect to cover up with a cozy comforter, oh that's right, you just get a sheet to cover up with. So at night ( during the peak of summer) you can either sleep with your AC and freeze, or turn it low or off and toss and turn all night b/c your so freaking hot. \n\nLadies, don't plan on straightening your hair (which we all know if an absolute essential). That would just be too much to ask. Why you wonder. Well, the moment I plugged in my small straightener, the breaker went off and the bathroom went dark... TWICE and as a result my expensive beauty essential went dead. I made a claim with the hotel and after sending a security guard (WTF) to my room, I was told that the hotel was not at fault and I was just going to have to deal.\n\nThe nicest part of the room, I reckon, would be the bathroom... if you like to find a cockroach waiting for you in the morning as you walk into the shower...... seriously!\n\nI would have rather stayed at Hooters, at least I would have left smelling of chicken wings!!!!


I didn't eat there so this is going to be sweet and short people:\n\nIf you find yourself thirsty and craving a beer while around the Venetian, this place is worth checking out: during happy hours (5-7 pm), Dos Equis drafts are $3 and margaritas (loaded with ice, but stil) are $5.\n\nSit down, unwind and enjoy the fake Italy surrounding you. It's not that bad when your expectations are rightly set.\nRepeat, and leave to get dinner somewhere else.


This place is terrible. So bad we lied to get out of staying a second night. Light and air don't work. It's liken a renovated motel 6, so shitty


I've been coming to this place since December and i've been very satisfied with their all around service. From being greeted right when you walk in, to leaving the place and everything in between, I always feel so relaxed and appeased. Unlike other spas,  my first time there I was greeted by an owner at the front and after talking briefly with the woman (Beverly), I already felt at home. Welling up noticeably, they embraced me with a level of compassion that impressed me immensely. After spending a full hour (and a little more) with my masseuse (Mary), I was in awe of how professional and nice she was making sure my requests of my hurt back was served even though we went over an hour... then managed to compose herself in order to afford the next patient the attention they deserved. I knew from that moment on that I will be coming back to this place on a regular basis. Not only are the people great, but the noise and background music was just perfect. Thank you, SpaMassage for your desire to develop such amazing customer relations while effectively doing your work. -Jamie


Roy's is a perennial favorite on my hit parade.  When restaurant week occasioned itself upon us, I saw Roy's on the list and said let's go!\n\nThere are two things that make for a great restaurant:  1.)  product (the food), 2.) process (the experience).\n\nFrom the moment we walked in the place, every single member of the Roy's team went out of their way to make us feel like royalty.  Secondly, the moment we sat down, a very deliberate system came into play that leaves you feeling very well cared for.\n\nThis is what the experience should be like!  The setting was beautiful, and the food was out of this world.\n\nAnd....of course...the chocolate souffle.  If it were possible for one's mouth to experience an orgasm, Roy's chocolate souffle would be the ticket.\n\nGreat job Roy's!


I have had this in my \"to try\" list for a long time... not really long enough :(\n\nI stopped in for a lunch special...2 slices and a drink for like $4.00 or so... BUT they only accept debit over $5.00 Then make the damn special $5 bucks! I had to add a third slice just so I could eat there. LAME\n\nThe pizza was thin, no sauce and topped nice with cheese. The entire thing was flavorless. NONE not the sauce or the crust. \n\nThe service was all over the place (not in a good way) the building was roasting hot, and there was an old guy with his Pee Bag hanging out there while eating. (no stars deducted for that)\n\nOver all... I doubt I would be back.


The Sparklings was a fun dining experience.    \nWe were there to celebrate my birthday dinner and it was the first time that half of us has been there.  \n\nThe food was good.  I especially liked the zucchini fries and the Gorgonzola Flatbread.    The rib eye was delicious and I like the way they make their mash potatoes.  \n\nI enjoyed the atmosphere and how spacious it is.  Their furniture makes it feel fancy.  The servers are all really nice.  Our waiter was funny and they comped some of my \"birthday\" shots.  \n\nI can't wait to come back.  Their prices are affordable, the atmosphere and service is great and the food is delicious!


I read some of the reviews and it looks like service is still a huge problem. Hubby and I stopped in to watch the NCAA Final 4 game while having dinner. We found a table and waited a few minutes until someone came by to get our drink order. We're non-drinkers and when we asked for tea, our waitress gave us THAT look that we're used to seeing. I wanted to tell her to not judge us because we don't drink. We're good tippers (having spent a combined 20+ years in the restaurant biz). I knew immediately we were going to be in for a bad evening and I was right.\n\nShe brought our drinks, took our order and we didn't see her again until we were finished eating. We could have used some ketchup, mustard and a little more salad dressing...along with more iced tea but why bother, right?\n\nI sat facing the whole bar and watched while one of the waitresses busted her butt for 6 large tables in one section as well as a couple of other tables near where we were sitting. Our waitress, on the other hand, hung out by the service area at the bar with no other tables under her watch. I have NO idea why she took us when she was serving the bar on the other side of the restaurant.\n\nSuffice to say the meal was meh. We left before the game was over because the waitress put our check down and said, \" Need anything else?\" as she put the bill down and walked away. \n\nSad stuff because I know we could have gone elsewhere and had fantastic service. I wish we had. We won't be back when we're back in Scottsdale. We probably would have had better service at a fast food joint.


Good prices, great service, great food.  If you want Korean and don't want the ambiance of Mothers, or the nastiness of Korean Garden, come here.


The food was okay but not great; price is just like any other Chinese restaurants in that area but the waitress there was rude.\nThe plates and tea cup are dirty.\n\nI really cannot find a good reason to eat there!!!!


Service that my husband and I got in person was great! The morning we arrived we got out of the cab and our bags were immediately taken by the staff! We didn't even have to touch them. We were then told they would hold our bags since checkin wasn't until 2 or 3. We went to the front desk , got our keys and told us that we could call around checkin time to find out our room # that way we didn't have to stand in line at the front desk again. Reason why I did t give them 5 stars: we called around 3 to get our room # where the guy was rude and told us the \"main tower\". Walked around for 45 minutes trying to find our room!! Come to find out we were in the grand tower. The hotel is too big with disappearing signs. Our room was amazing as we booked a suite. Housekeeping always kept it extremely clean. We are going to stay at another MGM Hotel next month - THE Hotel @ Mandalay Bay and at Bellagio in Decemeber...we shall see which hotel is best for us!


After foregoing the 45 min wait to sit inside, I decided to try the outside take-out window. You would think that on the last Friday of the year, when Vegas is more crowded than usual, there would be more than one person working the counter. Well I thought wrong as I stood patiently in line in 46 degree weather. I could see one guy taking orders, working the cashier, AND preparing the food. After a 25 min wait I finally approached the window only to be told half the menu items were sold out! Really?! So I ordered the Frrrozen Hot Chocolate to see what all the hype was about. I am sad to say it was not worth the wait or $11! Very dissatisfied. The only positive is we didn't wait 45 min to be seated inside.


If you have a childish love for hating humanity and enjoy activities like jerking a rusty butter knife across your throat cox is the ISP for you.\n\nNot only does their \"24/7\" only work from 9-5 m-f they barely could care less if they solve the problem. I had to go to the better business bureau to finally  solve a hanging laggy internet problem. Even the BBB couldn't get a response for about 3 months. \n\nWhen it did go through I got finally a glimmer of hope in a great technician named John as he solved most of my internet problems regarding bad cables. \nJohn solved my problems temporarily but it's clear that this stellar Lieutenant on the front line cannot solve the inadequacies and leaks that stem from poor system design and just a lackluster UX. (if they even care about the end user at all)\n\nHowever no technician no matter his professionalism and great candor can stop Cox's sh**** customer service, or the fact that our internet goes to sh** when high traffic hours come on.\n\nCox is passable when you don't have issues. When one starts however, you can clearly see the cracks in their structure. My identity was stolen and a payment on my internet bill bounced due to Wells Fargo closing my account down to prevent further theft. I explained this to their CSR reps and still I have oodles of strange and weird charges on my bill. I mean why is their 2 charges for credit card and e-check denials on top of credit adjustment above it? Isn't that a little redundant to fix a charge and then charge me back for the charge I was credited back? There's a mountain of () and #'s that would make a license CPA want to scream.\n\nEven better is their automated voice system when you call in that makes you go through loopholes only to make sure to remind you at the end of their maze that they are closed. 24 hours customer service my brownie butt.  Shouldn't 1 call fix this relatively small problem instead of having to call back and check if \"Cox\" is ready for you? \n\nOh yea I bought a new modem and router thanks to their whizes at their in store locations which is like putting a band-aid on a gaping wound. You can improve your end but the likelihood that Cox holds up theirs is doubtful and will remain so until the USA changes legislation that makes ISP standard what the Asians in Korea, Japan, hell even China have today.\n\nI want to talk to the system engineers and upper management of cox? What is the business vision of cox? To spread the corporate love of a company that survives by a cartel business structure and not one of true democracy? The CEO of Cox should really contemplate where his ship is going and look deep down if he wants to be the caretaker of a customer service/business model that most Cash-Advance Loan Sharks wouldn't touch\n\nIt's digusting that the only other option in my neighborhood is cox or shaky looking century link dsl connection.    \n\nSo yeah if you have 99 problems and your downright darius about becoming a centurion go ahead and sign Cox up as your ISP provider.