Not my favorite airport, but definitely not the worst. TSA Sent me to the wrong place to get a SuperShuttle outside, which sucked in the heat carrying my luggage, but otherwise I had a pleasant experience. The security line was lonnnnng on a Thursday afternoon, but the TSA Agents were actually friendly. \n\nNote to all: You can opt OUT of that body scanner, its not required. Just as ai was about to request to opt out, a new x-ray machine line was opened and their scanner was broken sooooo I got to walk right through. Aces!\n\nI like the tables located at my gate with the charging stations, made getting some juice for my iPhone a lot easier.


Rolling Hills is great when you want a short, easy course with interesting terrain, good views, and noisy zoo animals.  I believe this course has to be the only golf course in Arizona where you can hear elephants on the third hole.\n\nThere is a lot of elevation change on this course.  Many holes require you to hit the green to avoid rolling down a 50 foot hill into a gully.\n\nIf you don't want a real serious round, just want to practice your short game (you will encounter some interesting chip shots), and just want to stay close by, Rolling Hills might be a good option for you.


Beautiful food, great atmosphere.\n\nThe steaks are perfect and tender.  I got the Alaskan King Crab Legs, which were worth every penny.  I appreciated how they pre-cracked the shell for me, as King Crag legs tend to be spiney and painful to open.  Their garlic mashed potatoes are to die for, and their drinks are good if a little weak.\n\nI give the place four stars because it took a good 10 minutes for anyone to help us.  The person that was supposed to be our server never showed.  However, we didn't have a reservation and it was close to closing, so I can't complain too much.\n\nConsidering the food we got, the price really wasn't so bad.  The Kobe beef can run you over $100 a steak, but my crab legs were $40 and my boyfriend's filet mignon was $40.  The deliciousness was worth every penny.


Went for lunch today with my parents. Waited only 15 minutes around 1:00 for a table outside. I've been only once before for drinks and was seated at exact same table, against the brick wall. I could hardly hear my parents. Between the extra loud music and bad acoustics, we had to yell to have a conversation. :(  mind you I'm a club person and love music, just not while I'm eating and trying to enjoy others company.\n\nI shared the pulled pork sandwich and kale salad, both awesome. But the sandwich was drowning in honey mustard sauce. The service was not the greatest and the waiter was not friendly at all. Only asked my dad how his burger was, which he said was good.\n\nThe food and drinks are really great. But not sure I'll be going again soon unless its off peak time and sit inside.


Korean bbq is so good and I was excited to try this place with all the good reviews. The restaurant is pretty small and grills are at each table. \n\nThe staff wasn't very excited to help my friends and I. It was a quiet night and they could have been a little more excited to have people. They never came to refill our drinks, refill our meat, or our sides. All you can eat- yeah right! :(\n\nThe staff also sat up by the very loud TV the whole time and ignored pretty much any one who didn't need to be seated. They also took 20 min to give us the check. They asked the table next to us to \"hurry up, people need their table,\" which was pretty rude! The bathrooms were a disaster which makes me wonder what the kitchen/fridge looks like..\n\nI have the feeling had I been Korean the service would have been a bit better...Even my Korean friends agree the service is bad! Major disappointment!! \n\n*Try some place clean where people actually want your business!


HOLY TOLEDO batman!\n\nI just went through the drive thru and they got my order RIGHT and it tasted GOOD!\n\nThis is a first for this location!\n\nI only got a rodeo cheeseburger so maybe it was because I didn't make it too hard on them ?!?! ;)


Squirrel Hill Cafe AKA \"the Cage\" can be a good time. This is primarily a student, hippy, hipster, old regulars, and local randoms who live near here spot. They sell decent priced pitchers and broadcast the games. It does get incredibly packed at times. \n\nA solid neighborhood bar where you can sit at the jukebox and pick the tunes you feel like head bopping to. I always end up putting something on like MGMT or Florence and the Machine, I get weird looks when a soulful jazzy soprano starts belting into the room. I'm usually in my own world at that point but you have to love those \"you can find any song you can think of music machines\"  I sure do!\n\nI like pulling up to the bar next to a young college bloke and ordering two fingers of bourbon neat, that's always an eye opener from the Punky Brewster girl with the mouse voice sitting next to you. The bartenders are attentive and so are the servers when you are sitting at the tables. \n\nThere is an upstairs room but the ceiling is crazy low, must just be made for the Shawties! I really like that the booths have such high backs so if you are having an intense conversation you can hide in there!\n\nOne last thing, this is a smoking bar so if that bothers you don't visit, your clothes will be reeking by the end of the night! Cheers!


We us AZ Sunrays for Gymnastics and Dance...and I couldn't be happier!\n\nMy daughter is constantly asking when we are going again!\n\nStaff - friendly and want to teach their technique.\nFacility - clean\nClasses - engaging for the kids!


Terrible service, waited 10 - 15 minutes for someone to show up at pharmacy and she was the most disgusting, nasty and inhospitable person I have ever encountered in my life.  Also bums hanging out at front door asking for money and when you do not give them money they curse at you, what a disgusting, nasty, awful place!


Yet again, you let me down with your terrible customer service, filibertos. Waited in the drive thru for 10 minutes before I had to drive up to the window to have my order taken.  Aaaand I got beans when I said PLEASE, no beans :/


At first I didn't want to go to Burger Dogs because the price of the fries. However, a co-worker brought some burgers to work and offered Me one, although I'd already eaten, I was suprised at how much I liked the fries. My friends said the burgers were good. I went there Saturday, there was one car at the window and I was at the order menu. The Gal came on and said \"be right with You\", fine. Then, after waiting a while I started keeping track of the time on My dash clock. I waited 4 minutes longer, backed out and went to mcdonalds. Good fries there too. Also, the flier They left on My car about a month ago, didn't have the hours of operation or phone number. Burger Dogs is MIS-MANAGED and will fail.


Groomingdales is a wonderful local grooming store for your pet. Robin and Sean the owners are genuine people who care about animals and will treat your pet as if it is their own. I love the environment that the animal is not kept in a cage and can have free reign of the shop while they are waiting for their turn at grooming. I also took my Chloe (yorkie) in for daycare yesterday and when I picked her up at the end of the day, she was good and tired from having a fun filled day. Stop in and chat with Robin or Sean and get to know them, you won't regret it. Lastly - their address for their shop has moved, the Yelp administrator hasn't approved the address change - they are now located on 17224 N. 43rd avenue. Less than a mile from their previous location, just right over on 43rd, just North of Bell on the west side.


Nice place to take the parents in Vegas... good food, although a bit on the pricey side. Then again, Vegas isn't the place to start scrimping on pennies. The menu had an interesting variety of selections, but the food didn't taste outstandingly exotic. Just your basic American breakfast with a twist here or there. Service was solid and we were seated fairly quickly (although I noticed a growing line right around the peak time for brunch).


This place has great sushi in a nice atmosphere. Very busy full of people and is open late at night. Their service has never been that great but the past few times I've been. There have been big problems with service and the last time I was totally ignored. It sucks because I like going to this place by my house. But like I said, I'm not going there again to let them treat me like I'm not an important customer.


Very informative, great prices, very thoughtful and friendly. Before you get ripped-off for a new violin visit this place.\nI am saving my money for when is time to upgrade my 10 year-old violin's, will definitively buy one there.


Yes, this is cheap buffet food but it's great for lunches and Friday night dinners. Why? For the selection of food for lunch, where else can the best bang for your buck? There is a great selection of sushi, beef, shrimp, frog legs, and ox tail soup. For me, that's all good enough for something under $10. As for Friday night dinner, there is lobster and crab legs and crawfish here. Now, the lobster is pretty good. The crab legs and crawfish is mediocore. This place is always packed and seats a lot of people. It has the main room and 3 other separate rooms. Why does it get such low reviews from some people, I'm not sure. Did you expect to pay under $10 and get Bellgio or Wynn buffet quality?


This is my fourth time at this place and lets just say it's getting worse. Food is ok nothing special. The twin cheeseburger I had recently was better than last time. The last couple times the bartenders need to learn how to make drinks, and pour a beer! Mixed Drinks tasted like crap. Idk how you can mess up a jack and coke.lol. If you want a good drink, ask for mary the bartender. Shes the only one that can bartend. The one thing Ill will give them is all there staff is great looking!


Don't let the shape of my eyes deceive you, this was the first time I have really tried Korean food. When my husband and I walked in we were greeted by happy faces. Two women were making what looked like pot stickers and one was eating off of a cob of corn. I'm not sure that would pass a health inspection, but we continued on anyway.\n\nWe were directed to the back and there was no one else there except a karaoke machine. We ordered the Bi Bim Bop, which is a rice bowl. After picking at the items in the bowl, the server came around and taught us to mix the ingredients together. It tasted better that way. \n\nThe food was good with a strong sesame flavor; however it did not win me over. I was more disappointed in the hidden fees. Because my husband and I were trying this for the first time, we wanted to share. Once we told the server, she gave a funny look. She brought us out two cups of soup. At the end, when we received the bill, she charged us $5 for one cup of miso soup, that we didn't ask for. Not a fan of that. \n\nI'm not sure we will be back for the food or for the hidden fees. In any case it was an interesting experience.


We went wIth a Groupon for our anniversary 11/11. Wanted Texas but it was booked. Thought we would try this one since its close to home. Salad bar was sad. Very small and food looked like it was out of cans and had been sitting out for awhile. Nothing like Texas and Via. My husband prefers meat well done, they offered to cook a little more. Meat came back just as rare. We asked for a coke, they brought a can with a glass of ice. Meat selection was limited and was ok. Got the bill, couldn't believe Coke was $3!! Prices for meal are pretty much the same as other places. We will make the trek to Via or Texas.


The worst dining experience I have had in years.  If I were not with 5 friends, though they were agonizing over the service, I think I would have gone nuts.  The pri fixe dinner portions were tiny, then they refused to serve dessert, and would not give us any break in the price.  Service was almost non existent, extremely slow.  You won't find me ever going back.


Nice, friendly staff. Of course, we had met them first during our bachelorette party festivities at Ghost Bar.  What's not to love about single gals? ;p That's how they reeled us in. (Yes, we're suckers) Who cares they were fun and nice guys and I am a single woman in Sin City.\n\nPretty yummy food not necessarily the best Japanese food but tasty. On the pricey side though. Enjoy the Tokyo Cooler. I'm not much a drinker but I'll drink this and it was on the house. It soooo pays to a bachelorette in Viva Lost Wages. \n\nGreat view. And they know to treat repeat customers. \n\nSo is Kenji, the cute HAPA manager, on the menu? haha


I was unimpressed with Caesar's Palace especially since Caesars Palace markets so much hype behind its name.  I was expecting more upscale hotel common areas, lounges and casino floors. We even had an updated room in the Palace tower, but it still didn't make up for the less than appealing casino and tacky common areas.  I was also expecting a customer service oriented hotel/casino staff that most people would expect from any hotel in the US.   We really enjoyed visiting and gambling at the Bellagio, Wynn/Encore, and Planet Hollywood (all of which had much cheaper rooms when I had booked CP).  The Bellagio and Wynn/Encore felt and looked (and smelled) 4-5 stars and that is what I had in mind when I booked Caesars. In my opinion, Caesars Palace is a 3 star hotel if you stay in the newer towers.  2 star for the Roman tower rooms.   The poor guest service, outdated 80s lack luster casino areas, and thick throat constricting stench of the place really brings Caesars Palace down. Sure the marble and statues are nice and some areas are nicer than others, but Caesars Palace as a whole is disappointing.  The place reeks of cigar smoke and an airfreshner that is a mix of kitty litter and sunless tanning spray.  The sports book is lacking in a huge way.  If the prices for Caesars were more around $169 or less than it would be a reasonable place to stay.\n\nWe paid $330 a night to stay at Caesars and for that price we could have booked the Bellagio and received true Vegas luxury throughout the hotel and casino.    Our room was not comped or discounted.   Our trip was pre-paid and set up through a travel agent.    We were there Nov.4- Nov.7, 2010.    \n\nCheck-In was horrible.  As seeing how they have over 3300 rooms, Caesars Palace should be experienced with how to check-in guests efficiently even during the busiest times...that is their job as a hotel.  There should be no excuse for how we were treated like second class citizens upon check-in.   I was very patient, polite and kind to the check-in staff during my dealings with them.   We waited over 7 hours to check-in.   I called to talk with a manager after our return home to let the hotel know about our check-in experience, and the supervisor I talked with could care less.  Apparently, having to wait hours for a room is par for the course during busy times and the hotel doesn't care.  The supervisor chalked it up to being busy and that they have to deal with travelers all of the time (Hello... what hotel doesn't have to deal with travelers??)  It seems like the hotel staff and bar staff and casino staff assumes that everyone is comped and getting a free room because they are the most uncaring and apathetic lot of staff I have ever dealt with at a hotel.   \n\nOur palace tower room was nice, but outdated some.  The casino was lame and slots were tight.  Cocktail waitresses were unattractive and rough on the edges.  This is not the hip place in Vegas to be.  The Forum Shops and Forum shops restaurants are nice. Dont be fooled by the marketing.  Caesars Palace is a rip off!  There are several other casino hotels on the strip that are much higher quality and updated, with better customer service, and the same price or  much cheaper than Caesars.


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This is my go to sushi spot when I'm in Vegas!! Absolutely love it here. The food is really fresh all the time. The hostess Arpi is really awesome. She's very nice and chill and remembers all the regulars. See you next time I'm in town!


I am reluctant to give only one star seeing all the 4-5 stars on Yelp for this place which was what brought me to Los Paisas in the first place. My husband, son and I went Sunday 2pm. The place was packed and we had a short wait. We were very excited to see the place packed translating to a good restaurant and seeing the food being served to other patrons looked delicious. Unfortunately, my $15.99 seafood bouillabaise was terrible because it had 2 small/medium size shrimps, 4 frozen (not fresh) mussels, 2 tiny pieces of fish, 2 small rings (size of nickel and dime) of calamari, 3 crab legs the length and width of my fingers that was fully intacted in the shell (with no means of cracking the legs open). It came in a deceiving big bowl only to have me fish around in the sauce for the seafood. Why do they even bother having this on the menu only to serve frozen mussels and teeny tiny seafood? My husband ordered a cup of coffee which was luke warm he says. He hailed the waiter over and the waiter did remedy this by getting my husband a hotter cup of coffee. I was also excited to try the crispy pork from my husband's plate only to find it really hard to chew. Way over cooked/fried. The place was packed with Colombians so I would think its authentic and good. Don't go by my 1 star and not try this place, just don't order the seafood bouillibaise. Or maybe they just want to serve to Colombians? I'm fine with that. Its too bad we didn't have a good experience cause we are the type that would patronize a restaurant every week if we love it. Other restaurants would be glad to take my money once a week I'm sure.


The pizza is always great. Recommend the BBQ chicken pizza with bacon and banana peppers.


would you like some wine with this cheeeeze!!!!!  i suppose the kiddos would love watching a free, pseudo pirate show, but why would you bring kids to sin city to begin with?!?!\n\nit's so kitschy and vegas strip cliche you have to check it out just for pure novelty's sake...


There the meat counter is the best of all to me. Also have variety of collection very competitive and active. Most of the time I went for taking their meat section -being fresh I love it.


About the worst service you can imagine. Waitresses had no idea about 2 for 1 drink coupons being handed out in the Aria casino. Also, there are few tables but apparently this was too much for wait staff to handle. 3 tv screens were good.


The food is good. The service on the hand was dreadful!!! Our server was slow and it seem like he might have been new. If he wasn't, then god help his other tables! It was a Wednesday and the place wasn't crowded. Yet, the kids food took forever. Oh, guess what? He brought the wrong meal out. I love their phone and not fond of this location


Got me in the same day and turned it around very quick!  Lifetime warranty, was very happy with the service and speed.


Weird service experience. I was served order of 3 sushi rolls and was given a fork as only utensil (huh???).  After eating, realized waitress had never bothered to bring my drink. Also she did not bother to ever return and bring the check, so I left money on the table. Sushi was fine. Floor covered in tremendous amounts of snow salt, seriously needed mopped.


I am a big fan of the show and wanted to see the shop.  I was in Vegas for St. Patty's day and decided to stop by.\n\nThere was a short line and it moved very quickly. I recognized a few items bought on the show.  I was disappointed in the jewelry selection, just overpriced items that I wouldn't buy at any price.  In other words, a typical pawn shop.\n\nThe place looks bigger and cleaner on TV.  Don't expect to see the guys, but it is still a cool place to visit as a fan.


Went here on a Saturday for breakfast based in location and yelp reviews. \n\nThe restaurant by itself is very trendy and nicely decorated in a modern theme. Very simple with the menu listed behind the counter and you just order when you are ready.\n\nFor a Saturday the were less than 10 people in the place. Was really looking forward to getting our food. We ordered the breakfast burrito and the chicken salad sandwich and they brought it to our table.\n\nThe breakfast burrito did not wow me it was just average and the chicken salad sandwich looked great but was just ok. Wanted so much more with the previous reviews on yelp an d the nice restaurant and location. \n\nSorry to say that is the reason why there were less than 10 people there on a Saturday morning. Hate to say there will probably be another restaurant at this location in 6 months.


Becky and Tia were amazing. They were on time, polite, professional and attentive from beginning to end. The massage treatment my wife and I received was just what we needed and a fantastic ending to an already great valentines day.


Just went to metro pizza for the first time with my husband and the moment we walked into the door it was horrible. The hostess were very rude and unprofessional. The first server who came by and took our drink order heard my husbands and just assumed I wanted the same thing. Then our next server comes and is so impatient about us ordering... my husband asked about their beer and he seemed like he had no idea. We finally ordered and get our pizza and one of the pizzas came with sauce on the side (weird) and I asked the server what the sauces were and he answered me very rude. The moment I bite into our stuffed pizza it's very cold and the meatballs were not good. The server was also really bad at our refills. We really could not wait to leave and get our check which took 20 minutes after we asked for it.


I don't know what it is about fancy steakhouse, but I have yet to find one that I absolutely love. This place by far was probably my least favorite out of all that I have been to so far. \n\nI ordered the surf and turf. The lobster was ok. But the filet mignon was completely dry. I had even asked for them to cook it medium, and the meat was no where near pink inside nor was it tender or juicy; it was pretty much well done. \n\nThe only thing I would say that I did enjoy here was the mashed potatoes and the bruseel sprouts as the sides. But I mean you can never go wrong with adding truffle oil into mashed potatoes, it makes everything 10x better. \n\nThis place received three stars because the service was excellent, wish I can say the same about their food.


GREAT LOCAL FIND! Good place to eat. I love their drink selections, and their food. I'm a big fan of kimchee and beef so my favorite burger has to be the Kalbi burger. I also like the Ronin burger. I mean who doesn't love fried egg and katsu in their burger. Right? Their fries are awesome! I recomment the garlic parmesan fries are awesome. LOADED with flavor. Very garlicy and lost of parmesan in it if you like that. If you want to go for a softer tasting flavor for fries I'd say the sweet potatoes. Those go really well with the Kalbi burger. I also might suggest that you try at least ONE drink that isn't a coke or pepsi product. Their beverages are one of a kind, and tastey. So be brave! Try one of them. The feel of the place is very simple, hip, and urban. Easy enough. It doesn't have all the extra mumbo jumbo or glitz and glamour of the strip. So if you are looking for a casual place to eat with great service. Try it! I swear it is an experience!


Probably your best bet for a late night dinner after an eventful evening at the club, bar, gambling, or even a show! And it's cheap! How cheap? Cheap as hell I'd like to think. Also it's a 24/7 restaurant. \n\nI had their rare beef and meatball pho and their eggrolls. I would say their broth is a little sweeter than to my liking but still not too bad. The eggrolls were awesome! I loved it! \n\nMaybe my favorite cheap eats joint in Vegas besides In-N-Out


ACK! ACK! ACK! \n\nLocated in \"beautiful\" downtown Mesa, AZ.\n\nIf you like shopping for year old stuff or worse then this is the place for you! \n\nIf you like the glorious smell of body odor, cheap disinfectant and soiled baby diapers then you've reached shopping nirvana!\n\nIf you don't mind rubbing shoulders with the homeless drug addicted \"Occupy Walmart\" types then you've found a home!\n\nIf you want quality food in a safe shopping environment where you don't have to hold your breath, check your wallet every five minutes or question the safety of some of the food they have for sale there then you need to shop elsewhere. \n\nCustomer appreciation is going on right now: Free set of teeth and a year's supply of deodorant or depends with every $100.00 purchase! \n\n(Okay I'm just kidding.)\n\nNasty nasty nasty! \n\nYou were warned.\n\nI've told my wife that if she ever takes me there again I'll just catch a cab home.


THE GOOD: A great place to kill an afternoon or evening. Great place to buy used books and music. They also have stuff for gamers.\n\nTHE BAD: Its in mesa. the nasty part. tweekers trying to sell stolen stuff. So just know its a rough crowd.\n\nTRADE: they take a fair amount of stuff I bring in. Make sure stuff is in good to very good condition. Store credit they offer is fair. the cash payout for stuff is not. ALWAYS take the credit. Also realize that religious books are very common so don't get mad when they don't take all of your stuff.\n\nBOOKS: this is there strongest point. They really have everything. I mean everything. I also love that everything in the store is used.\n\nMUSIC: is way over priced! The vinyl prices are so high. the condition of the LPs is scratched. However I've scored some treasures using my credit form trades. In light of that its still worth looking if you've traded with them.


Sitting in the parking lot at Wally-world on 59th & Bell, it's lunch time which means the Mexican Phone company (Taco Bell) or better yet, fire up Yelp and see what's in the neighborhood. Wait, what's this? A five star joint with over 40 reviews?  Hard to believe!  Well, believe it! Completly hidden on 51st between Greenway and TBird is a gem of a coffee/chocolate/sandwich/breakfast place.  Run by the owners and serving up incredible food and genuine service.  Had the Unforgettable Bacon Hot Dog with  secial sauce (red onion, jalepeno, swee icle, green olives, , etc.)  Wrapped in bacon on a perfect stadium bun and it was awesome.  The Princess had the grilled chicken with feta and tasiki (?) sauce- she can't wait to go back.  We've already made plans with friends to check out the breakfasts.  They also have homemade pastries and handmade chocolates which are the real deal!  (They generously give first-timers a free piece of chocolate). Judging by the steady stream of customers at 2:30 on a Saturday, I'd say the word is getting out on this wonderful place.  They also have a great selection of British grocery items for sale.  Check it out, you won't be dissappointed.


Mint offers a somewhat small but very tasty lunch buffet. The cuts of meat used were of fantastic quality for an Indian restaurant and all the food was enjoyable.\n\nI really enjoyed some of the different touches like a coconut chutney and Indian soup options which I've never seen before on a buffet.\n\nMy only small criticism is I felt some of the seasoning lacked a little of the subtlety I have experienced at some of my favourite Indian restaurants and that keeps mint just a tiny bit lower on the pecking order for me. The curries carried that hint of acrid taste where you can taste all the individual spices rather than having them deftly blend into a combined taste. This is a very minor quibble as the food was still delicious, but it's the only thing I see holding Mint back from sheer excellence.


I've been here a couple times, and although it's a bit pricy, they have quality food and the portions are large.\n\nFor their burger, I tried the Hunka Hunka Burn'n Love, which was good, but make sure you like sweet before you order this one, because it's super sweet due to the Hawaiian bread, fried banana and peanut butter. \n\nThe seaweed salad was good and crunchy, but share it with other people at your table if you expect to finish it off and still have room for your meal.\n\nThe sushi rolls have been good each time, except the Yellowtail was VERY hard and low on flavor, totally opposite of all other sushi places in town.


Sep 25 2011 2:10 pm\n\n1 item lunch combo -$5.50\nComes with soup, entree, appetizer \n\nRed curry- 3/5 little too oily for a Thai dish\nGarlic and pepper stir fry -3.5/5\n\n2 Thai iced tea- 4.5/5\n\nCustomer service- 4.5/5


This bar transport from Iowa City is all over the valley, but unlike the Iowa version I feel it has no redeeming qualities. Bad food and funny tasting tap brews. Girlfriend's fake ID got stolen there, man, having a girlfriend under the drinking age sucks, I'm glad that's over.


Let me clear the air about The Flying Biscuit: it's not good. I ordered the steak and eggs, and the steak was advertised on the menu as being medium rare. I've never had such an overcooked steak in my life. It was tough and mealy. My eggs were perfect, but my eggs are also perfect at the Waffle House in Clemson at 4am. My dining partner got the Coca-Cola glazed salmon, but the glaze was neither Coca-Cola nor glaze. I would give the FB one star, but the baked brie saved the day.


Great for walking around in, The Prices are expensive for everything from Alcohol to Gelato to Watches and Various items. But it is the Forum shops and makes for a great time none the less to get out of the Hot Vegas Sun and look at things you may never afford or would want if you could afford it. Lots of good restaurants inside as well. Which range from reasonable to Take out a Second Mortgage on the house.


I don't see the difference from the Fitzgerald.  Actually, one of their openings has a D Las Vegas banner and the other opening still says Fitzgerald's.  The casino floor still looks the same and not really impressive.  I definitely understand that the place is continuing a huge renovation so i will just leave it at that.  Hopefully when I revisit this place, my rating changes for the better.


Hands down, the absolute BEST Japanese restaurant in Las Vegas! The best sushi I ever had! You can't beat this place. This is what all Japanese restaurants should be measured against. I love this place and can't wait for my next trip to Vegas to go here!


After suffering the mediocrity of Agave, the terse life of Dos Caminos, and the overly authentic Toros, I was super excited to dine here.\n\nUnfortunately I won't get the chance Due to a 'private event' booking the whole restaurant on a Tuesday after work. Nothing like spending millions on renovations and not letting locals access it. \n\nThanks Mercadito, we're off to a great start.


My review is much like Tracy T's. This is the first and last time I will eat at Wok Box. Luckily for me, I used a Groupon for my order which saved me about 40%. Even with another 40% off I would not eat there again. I ordered the buttered curry chicken with white rice and naan. My wife got the Mongolian shrimp with noodles. Upon opening my box, I noticed it was only half full. It had grilled chicken on top and some sauce covering the chicken. I was very unimpressed with the portion size for a $10 meal at a take out joint. The sauce was only okay but there was not enough of it to go around. The chicken was good but not anything more. The naan tasted like a spongy piece of blah. My wife's meal had a TON of noodles and very little shrimp. The shrimp were quite tiny and very rubbery.   \n\nSince we got our meals for take out, I decided to call and speak to a manager to inquire about our concerns. The manager tried to tell me that they fill the boxes and the food settles about 1/3 of the way down the box. That's a lot of air in the food!  The manager did not seem to care much about our concerns. No sorry, or please give us another try. She only said she would pass the word along????  I'm not sure what that means, but okay!  If I could give 1/2 star I would!


Not bad food, combined with so so service. I tried the firebird chicken pasta and i have had better at chilies. I also don't drink soda so i ordered a lemonaid and since it was made at the bar  (non-alcoholic) they were 4 bucks each. it sounds like im cheap but 4 dollars for some sugar, water, and lemon? then 4 dollars for a second one? ok. the place was nice and huge on the inside, if i was taking a client out i would go there for the appearance but for my son, wife, and myself i think next time ill pass.


Today I went to return an item. There was no line at customer service and 3 associates behind the desk. One was on the phone with a customer, one was messing with the register but no customer was there and the third appeared to be a manager. I stood patiently waiting.....the manager walked away, the lady continued her conversation on the phone and the one who was playing with the register, answered the phone and then hung up and said she was going to take a cart back to receiving. She too walked away! Not one of them even acknowledged I was standing there. In fact the one who went to receiving avoided eye contact purposely as she grabbed the cart near me and walked away.\n\nWhen the lady ended her phone conversation she said \"I can help who's next\". I was still the only one in line. She never greeted me or apologized for the delay.\n\nTo top it off, my return (with receipt) was purchased on a prepaid visa type card that you dispose of when done. When I told her I no longer had the card she said if it won't let me give you cash then you will just have to keep it! What? No store credit even? Well the drawer popped open and I got cash back. \n\nWill really have to have a specialty item that I can't get elsewhere before I return.


Definitely a great place to go if you've had a long night of drinking. They even have a special called the \"Morning After Breakfast\". I found the food greasy, and the pancakes, I wish they had a more regular style. But it's a great place to meet up and catch up with friends! It is cash-only, btw.


It doesn't help that the evening ended with me telling the manager/owner exactly what was wrong with all the food that I had tried there and him walking back in shaking his head in a surprisingly unprofessional manner.  He tried to tell me this food wins awards every year somewhere...  I definitely did not get anything that would win awards.  Oh, and although I pointed out specific problems in technique, he blew my issues off as being just \"a matter of taste\".  Mind you, I was the only asian in that establishment - kitchen, and otherwise.\n\nKorean tacos - there is NOTHING Korean about these tacos.  We don't use shredded meat for one, its way too salty and all I tasted that had a Korean link was Soy Sauce (maybe some brown sugar?).  Owner/manager guy said of course its Korean, it has Korean spices in it.  I don't think he knows anything about Korean cuisine....\n\nCalifornia rolls - how do you mess these up?  I guess by not putting anything but crabmeat and a tiny bit of cucumber that was poorly matchsticked.  These were so bland, I ended up putting some of the Korean taco meat filling on top and added some of the shell crumbled up for texture.\n\nEel/Dragon roll - the Dragon roll had one thick slice of avocado across 3 pieces of the roll.  The eel was over done in sauce that tasted almost burnt - its either not seasoned right or over caramelized.  Of course this same sauce is found on the Eel sushi.\n\nThe Peanut butter Jellyfish roll - this was actually not too bad.  Nothing to write home about, but not completely wrong like everything else.\n\nI put pretty much all the wasabi we received into about half the saucer of soy sauce and could barely taste it.  Is it fake?  The rolls were also sliced unevenly, which is a fine detail that you appreciate at good sushi restaurants.  They were also not rolled tightly enough, so everything fell apart pretty much as soon as you grabbed it.\n\nAll in all, never again.


Great as usual, can never get enough of this place!! Love the all you can eat sushi and appetizers.


Flavors and portions were spot on but customer service is lacking. While the service leaves much to be desired it wouldn't prevent me from frequenting the restaurant.


Love their french onion soup\nLove their sea food platter\nLove their oysters\nLove their wine selection\nLove sitting on the balcony on a warm evening night people watching\n\nCheers.


Hadn't been in years. Now there is a bar. Food is frozen in time - same exact stuff as ten years ago. Mediocre.


If ur in the mood to relax a little more then the crazyness at rehab, then this is a great spot. Locals welcome also a plus...


For the price, Hungry Howie's is all right. I like the choice of crust flavors, and the coupon deals are reasonable. The Howie's bread is super salty, but otherwise it's the way I like it--crispy on the outside, soft on the inside. I ordered a pineapple pizza, and there wasn't much cheese. Otherwise, it tasted good. \n\nI would say this is a step above Little Cesar's.


It's diner food for the most part.But I'll take it after a Long night of drinking.


The hubs and I were there for dinner last night and it was amazing! The service was impeccable, the were very attentive to us, even thought there were some large parties seated near us. The servers were not wandering aimlessly throughout the restaurant, they were on a mission to please the customers and make sure that they felt as though they were the only guest in the house! Jose, our waiter was excellent, his other server-bus was literally running throughout the tables cleaning up, serving chips, and checking on tables...Our food came out in a timely manner and was excellent! The homemade flour tortillas are outstanding and the manager inquired as to how our meal was @the end of dinner and was genuine about it! It is close to nellis afb which was perfect! We may have to go back for cinco de mayo!


Don't bother. Any breakfast dish will disappoint, but the OJ is great.


Why does everyone hate chains? They are chains because their food is tasty and their menu works. I'm sorry if it's not owned by vagrant bohemians. I'm one of the masses!\n\nMy friend, who shall remain nameless for obvious reasons, works here and she makes fun of me for wanting to eat there. She makes fun of me for thinking it tastes good. \n\nEverything I've ever had there is very good. Avacodo eggrolls make me smile. \n\nHepatitis schmepitiis...


Fresh, juicy, and flavorful.  Be sure to get the double double to enjoy the full flavor of the meat and cheese.  Truly fresh veggies and I really like the sauce that resembles a homemade thousand island dressing.  The fries are standard issue julienned fries but are hot out of the fryer, crispy and just right salted.  This location was busy but not impossible to get a seat.  Everything seemed clean in spite of the crowd.


Great German beer and food. I will be back!!


Postino is amazing!!\n\nMonday and Tuesday nights are the best time, and only time, I really ever go there but their bruschetta deal is fabulous!! You get any bottle of wine plus a huge bruschetta plate for $20!! Can't beat that!! And if you want to go for another bottle of wine, just get another bruschetta board to go! \n\nLove to sit and dine on the patio with good friends and good wine :)


It's always a good sign when you want to eat at the same place twice in one week. \n\nExcited for a new Mexican restaurant in Surprise, my husband and I tried Las Fuentes twice this past week. The first time we were lured in with a coupon and I tried the Tostada Grande. It was more like a taco salad lax on the lettuce. It had a fried flour tortilla, a layer of beans, shredded beef, cheese, tomatoes, lettuce, and sour cream. It was indeed \"grande\" and hit the spot. Fast forward a few nights later and I sent the hubby out to get something to bring back for dinner. We decided to try their \"Grande platter for two\" and we were not disappointed. Once again the servings were large and the food was tasty. We were particularly impressed with the enchiladas and the chicken tostada. \n\nThe salsa tastes very similar to Macayos, but other than that the food definitely has a little bit more love put into it that some of the other choices around town.


First thing I am going to say is\" I am so sorry Buddy! I love you, I love your show! I love your charisma, but unfortunately the food at your Las Vegas restaurant is very disappointing. ;( We came here on Dec. 24 to celebrate my daughters first birthday, this i will give you though, your staff is excellent! Great customer service and great ambiance! They were very accommodating and on top of things, Kudos on that! We ordered various things from desserts to appetizers, the most disappointing item was the veal, it tasted funky and it had a weird smell to it, so i returned it and they graciously took it off my bill. the tastiest item we ordered was the linguini with clams, but it wasn't amazing, the other items like calamari, osso buco, grilled cheese, was ok, but not great as well. The lobster tail dessert was just horrible, it was as hard as a rock! I am sorry to say that my expectations were a bit higher, especially since the menu was a bit pricey, but even if the menu was more reasonably priced, the taste was just not exciting my palate. I mean overall it was a fun time, I don't regret celebrating my baby's first birthday there, hey at least the baby loved the free bread sticks, but would I come back? Maybe if somebody else paid, i would be willing to give it another shot, also keep in mind that they just opened this location, and every restaurant will always have its growing pains, that's why these reviews are necessary.


We ended up at Komol when we couldn't get into Lotus of Siam and it turned out to be a satisfactory alternative. Komol is a Thai restaurant in the same shopping center as lotus of Siam. It's highly regarded as one of the better vegetarian and vegan restaurants in Las Vegas, but we got meat dishes and generally they were quite good.\nWe started with an egg roll or whatever they called it. It was deep fried but may not have contained egg. Nice and crispy on the outside and good flavor on the inside. Next up was the chicken coconut soup. This is always so different in so many restaurants. There was lots of spicy red powder floating at the top of this soup. They're pretty serious about the zing here at Komol. I can't really rank it among my chicken coconut soups. It might be near the top. I have to have it again.\nThen came the beef salad, which for me was the only disappointment of the night. While the beef was tasty, several pieces were really tough to chew. The tomatoes also seemed like the supermarket tomatoes that ripen on the truck on the way to delivery. \nThe two entrees we split were both excellent. I ordered the mixed seafood in panang curry and it was all good. All the seafood seemed fresh and was not overcooked. The curry had great flavor and precision. Ted ordered the beef basil in a brown rice and it was also nicely done with a great mix of flavors. \nCorkage was $5 a bottle.


Excellent place for business or pleasure. They have wonderful indoor and outdoor seating. Staff is very helpful in guiding you through menu. Food was also good. I went with a group of friends and we each ordered something different. Food was excellent with a variety of options to choose from. \nOverall it was a great first visit and I plan to visit again soon. \nWell done Lon's!!


Man how much have this place gone down within a year. If I reviewed this place last year, it would have been an easy 5/5 stars. Now its around 3.9 / 5 stars. \n\nI've stayed here at this hotel over 10x already and trust me I have noticed the difference. \n\nCons: The room use to include two generous LCD TVs, by Sharp I believe, now they swapped them out and included a generic no name brand. Not only was the TV an eyesore, it was smaller as well.\n\nChecking in - The room had a mirror that was tilted and out of place (cleaning lady probably couldn't do anything about this. The lamp was tilted/broken like someone just had a party in here.\n\nValet is horrible anytime during the day. You're going to have to wait at least 20-35 minutes. \n\nPros: The room is still fairly big. Whether you get a 1 king bed or 2 queens it will include a living room area with a pull out sofa bed. Venetian rooms are all suites. This mean you can pack a lot of people in one room. A lot of people who are budget do this and split the cost of the room.\n\nRoom Rates for regular people are normally $239 - 279 on Fridays and Saturdays. Busier Weekends can set you back at $299 - $499 a night. If you play at the casino your rates could be reduced or you can be offered favorable rates in the future. \n\nRestaurants and clubs are places to visit when you come to Venetian too.\n\nNeutral: The pool is packed and benches are hard to find, but its like this during the summer if you stay on the strip.


Adorable spot for lunch! Its totally a \"ladies lunching\" kind of spot. It feels like a smaller version of Arcadia Farms. Great food and generous portions. Its tiny so expect to wait for a table but the service is low-key, the selections are great and the food is all super fresh.


I stayed here last summer with my parents and nephew, and my expectations were very low. So, I was pleasantly surprised. If you have been to real castles in Europe, Excaliber actually does a great job. It is a castle, not a mansion. It's old school stone castle feel. It was clean enough and my nephew loved it. Our view of McCarran airport and the mountains was actually pretty spectacular at sunset. I've stayed in dumps and I've stayed in the lap of luxury. I think my review is quite fair. Coffee shop food was better than Dennys, good enough that we visited several times for convenience. Even had fun secret gambling with Pops in there.\nAnd we LOVED the slide at the pool. Pool was also better than expected.


A bit pricey but the subs are so delicious it is hard to resist. I wouldn't say we are regulars but we return every once in awhile.


Headed over for some lunch and to read the LA times.  Been wanting to try Julian Serrano since that MEGAopolis City Center opened and today was the day.  First glance at the outdoor menu they offer daily lunch specials ranging from salads to Spanish influenced sandwiches.  Cheaply priced but not what guided me there, I wanted tapas damnit! The dining area is clean & pristine with a bright color scheme.  I sat at the bar and service was attentive.  Tried 3 items : \n*Pan manchego - toasted bread, tomato sauce, aged manchego \nTerrific flavor.  Simple but encompasses the flavors, temperatures & textures I was looking for\n\n*Spanish chicken croquetas ( aka tentadora )\nChicken & bechamel \nI hoped and prayed this would be the star of show.  I pretended to continue reading my paper but I obsessed about these little nuggets of heaven once I saw them on the menu.  Damn it if it wasn't just my luck.... Disappointment! The crunch and outer texture was heavenly. The bechamel and chicken filling though left me wondering what I had done in a past life to deserve such a tease.   From now on I will refer to these croquetas as the temptress or since it's a Spanish restaurant -  Tentadora\n\nSerrano Rice\nChorizo, chicken, rabbit, Frito, saffron\nFinal dish ordered and it ended on a high note.  All proteins were full of flavor and the sofrito was bold but not overwhelming.  \n\nMid-meal I decided to order a glass of red sangria ( maybe to drown my sorrows from the above listed temptress ).  One of the best red sangria I've had in some time.  If it wasn't the middle of the day and lunch time i could have easily enjoyed two-rty or so.  Not too sweet, great fresh fruit flavor and a nice kick of brandy at the end.  I surprised myself by not finishing it but it was the middle of the day and my work at Julian Serrano was complete.  Very good dining experience for $45 and I would come back for future visits.  Hopefully by that time I will have forgiven that EVIL tentadora.......


Look, I am a local in Las Vegas so I know that you are going to be paying a premium to eat on the strip, but as far as nickel and diming its customers, Circo takes the cake. \n\nIf you are going to charge that amount for food, it better be something good. There better be fresh ingredients, there should be good service, and there should be a decent ambiance. \n\nCirco had none of these traits.\n\nFirst, I never would have gone to this restaurant if it weren't for a group that convinced me to go with them. Before we went into the Circo we decided to have a drink at the bar across the way. I struck up a conversation with the bartender there about living in Las Vegas among other things. The bartender was a nice regular guy with the twang of one of the \"boys\" from the old days. After talking for a while he asked at which restaurant we were eating. I replied \"Circo\" and he laughed and said, \"Hope you brought your checkbook.\"....Bad Omen.\n\nTHE ATMOSPHERE\n\nWe get there and the atmosphere is like children of the corn meets Candyland. It seriously reminded me of the part in \"Fear and Loathing\" where Gonzo had to be pulled off the Circus Circus carousel because he took too much ether.\n\nThere are demonic Monkeys on tricycles and clowns hanging from the ceiling. Why anyone would want to eat in a place like this is totally 100% beyond my comprehension. Unless of course they are a serial killer who decided to stop taking his meds.\n\nI understand the whole \"French people like this sort of thing\" thing, so ok, I can get past it. \n\nPlus the fountains were nice to watch, but I was always hesitant to watch them as I was sure as soon as I turned my back on the tricycle monkey from hell I would get a shank to the back.\n\nAnyway, I digress.\n\nTHE FOOD\n\nFirst of all, the food names on the menu don't actually make any sense. like for instance, if its a Caesar salad, call it a Caesar salad. Dont call it \"Bagna Cauda\" because that's not even what  Bagna Cauda is...\n\nBagna Cauda is akin to a garlic and anchovy fondue. Hence why it translates to \"Warm Bath\"\n\nBagna Cauda is NOT A CAESAR SALAD. And, by the way, I'm pretty sure they import their Caesar salad from pizza hut because it tastes exactly the same and has the same ingredients....But at least the pizza hut Caesar salad doesn't cost you 18 DOLLARS!\n\nI have to laugh at the other reviewers that posted saying this is \"Authentic Italian\"\n\nI digress again. I wanted to stay on the cheap side of things so I just ordered a roasted garden vegetable pizza and got a Peroni to whet the whistle. I figure O.K. you cant really screw this up.\n\nThe Peroni comes out first (Peroni is like the Italian Budweiser...Its at the most about 13 bucks for a 12 pack at the corner store.) So i'm thinking for 9 bucks they are going to come out with a Hafbrauhaus style 1 liter stein for me to drink out of...\n\nWRONG...it comes out in apparently a drink-ware made for tiny people from another time period. On the bright side though it made my hand look gigantic in the pictures we took.\n\nThe grilled \"garden vegetable\" pizza came out next...Since I knew I was getting bent over anyway for eating at the Bellagio I wasn't expecting too much. At least it met my expectations. The \"Garden Vegetables\" were the typical Eggplant and zucchini that were grilled using the same time honored techniques as used by traditional airline stewardesses. And the crust tasted like Boboli. (I actually like Boboli crust so its not knocking Boboli...but I dont really want to pay 24 bucks for it.)\n\nThe girls got some other food that nobody could ever pronounce and they liked it at the time. It seemed fancy and shiny and girls like that sort of thing. But afterward, when they got back to their rooms they were face-down in the toilet from either food poisoning or they had become possessed by the monkey demon king. I'm guessing food poisoning since from my point of view, their fish was actually fresh sometime during the Carter administration.\n\nTHE SERVICE\n\nApparently Circo is way too trendy for ice water... Because they don't give you any. Which is O.K. since when the waiter actually DID come around to pour the warm water he would extend his arm across to reach for the glass, thus revealing the ripe smell of industrial armpits. I had to keep checking him to make sure his shirt wasn't melting onto the table.\n\nThe main waiter was probably nice, but I wouldn't actually know that since not even a babelfish could translate what he was saying. At least in the end he tried to stiff us on the check which had a couple charges that we didn't make. \n\nNow that I think about it, im pretty sure the reason why they use erroneous menu terms is so that they can add it to the end bill and nobody would be the wiser.\n\nAll in all I managed to only spend 40 bucks and still look like I wasn't the cheapest man on earth to the present company. Even with my 40 dollar tab, our 6 person table was able to rack up a 480 dollar check only getting half entrees and apps.\n\nNever again Ci


Ok, so I have seen Groupons for this place for quite some time now, so I decided to give in and see what it was all about.  We were greeted by a super friendly host who was quick to help us to our table.  Our server was helpful with the menu, though her pre-bussing skills could use some help.  She brought us their complimentary chips and salsa (salsa was pretty hot but had good flavor) and I really enjoyed the chips.  Got some freshly made guac to go with the chips, as my mouth couldn't take anymore spice...was good but had a lot of black pepper in it. So, their menu has several different taco options which you can pick and choose (two different tacos or two of the same, rice and beans) or you can get it as a burrito.  My girlfriend and I both decided to get the vegetarian burrito, which were very good, but very filling! \n\nThe place had a great vibe and I will definitely keep them in mind next time I want a burrito!


STICK TO THE TACOS!  I can't give better advice than this.  If you like walking into a sketchy neighborhood for lunch just to prove your manhood, this could be your place. \n\nThe style of cuisine is stew based, so the use of the meats in anything other than a taco proved to be a greasy mess.  I ventured into both taco and burrito county, the tacos were rich and tasty, the burrito fell apart under the stress of the grease.\n\nBut as for the meats themselves, they were done perfectly for Michoacan style. Rich flavors pushing through letting your know that time and effort was put in to make this good.  Pleasant enough atmosphere that I wouldn't stop my lunch crew from diving into the hole in the wall again.


I wish I could give Morrissey's a 2.5 star rating. The ambiance is great, especially the patio, but the bar is terribly smokey. \n\nThe food is actually really good. The Morrissey's Melt and Oriental Salad are wonderful, and I crave the recent menu addition of pretzel bread sticks. The service, however, is often hit or miss. Most of the time, there seems to be a lack of attention to detail, which is unacceptable for how slow the restaurant typically is.  I also wanted to host an event in the patio, and even after calling and stopping in multiple times to request a quote, starting six months prior, I never received a call back. \n\nWe love the fact that a nice pub/restaurant is close by, but if Morrissey's continues to lack in service, I fear it won't stay in business much longer.


We haven't eaten here in several years and now I remember why...ordered the flatbread pizza app. , when he brought it out he dropped some pieces on the table, I said we aren't going to eat that so he said well I'll see if they can make a couple more..pretty sure they just flipped those over and returned to table..gross!! Didn't eat that!! Then came the cobb salad, old lettuce no romaine, no bacon either..very lame! Server was pretty much like casper..disappeared the whole time....


This is 60 minutes of my life that regretfully I will never get back and would like to!!  If there was the ability to rate this \"no or negative stars\" I would.\n\nWe went to Fry's Electronics based on a friend's recommendation to purchase a laptop. Our friend had the very best intentions in helping us find the best laptop for the very best price possible.  He recommended a particular sales person, however they were not there when we arrived. Now I know my friend had a a good experience with this particular person so I thought seeking help from someone else would be OK...\n\nSo my story begins:\n\nWe have never been to Fry's so when we pulled up to this huge retailer looking like a Mian Temple my son got real excited thinking this would be like a \"Raiders of the Lost Ark\" adventure, but we are looking for a laptop and not an Ark. \n\nAs we entered the store we were appalled at the grotesque Halloween display they had set up in the entry way.  It was this life sized zombie looking thing that was cut in half and crawling around on the floor.  It was so NOT APPROPRIATE and scared every little child that walked in. \n\nWe quickly walked past it to the computer area.  We enter the laptop area and walked past five employees.  No one said a word to us even though they made eye contact.  We stood in front of the laptops waiting for someone to show an interest in us, but no one did. I finally interrupted a conversation three of them were having together to ask for help.  They told us they would call someone to help us??? They weren't helping anyone. \n\nAs we were looking at the very tacky signs they had posted on all their laptops informing their customers about their 10% restocking fee, finally one of them came over and asked us if we had any questions.  I was looking for a laptop they had in their ad and was wanting to compare it to another laptop they had in their ad a week ago.  When I asked about these laptops he actually stated \"the one from last week's ad is not on display and the other laptop you are asking about is over there and pointed\" then he walked off to help someone else!  So another person finally approached us and asked us the same thing.  He was more helpful but in the middle of his sales pitch we were interrupted by one of his colleagues and he left us and said he would be right back but never came back!  I asked a third person if they could help us only to be interrupted again by yet another sales person. He walked off with this person and started helping someone else on his way back to us....\n\nWe finally asked to speak to a manager and the person that called told us it would be just a minute.  After waiting 10 minutes to speak to someone that wanted to sell us a laptop, the manager never showed up.  The person that paged the manager just looked at us and never followed up nor apologized. \n\nI was beginning to think we were on some type of reality TV show where they \"pushed your buttons\" just enough until you break and throw a \"smack down\" on someone.  So we literally looked around to see if we were being taped.  We completely wasted an hour of our time and left.  We walked past five more people on the way out and no one acknowledged us...\n\nSo we went to Best Buy, dreading the experience and delightfully surprised!  We were acknowledged throughout the store and the sales person was the BEST!  They were very helpful and offered to match any price from Fry's.  To top it off, Best Buy doesn't charge a restocking fee should we need to do a return.\n\nI am just baffled as to why anyone would buy anything from Fry's Electronics... HUGE WASTE OF TIME!


My friend and I stayed at Aria during the Labor Day weekend.  The lobby d\u00e9cor is modern and contemporary, and the casino doesn't smell like Flamingo or Excalibur (you know that smell).  I know Vegas hotels are huge, but the Aria parking structure is at one end and the hotel lobby is at the other end, and it took us FOREVER to walk between the two.   All was forgotten when the hotel rep upgraded our room to a suite for free.  The view of our room was amazing, the pillows were so soft (one of those that you head sinks into them gently and when you remove your head, they pop right back up on their own immediately), the high-tech curtains were so fun to play with, the bar soap smelled so good I had to take them home, and oh, did I say the pillows were really soft?  I had to keep reminding my drunk friend DO NOT TOUCH the snack bar because I am not paying like $20 for a bottle of water.  Everything was wonderful, except our internet was not working.  The first time we called, we were put on hold for at least 15 minutes listening to their annoying promos, then we gave up.  We called the next day and were put on hold for another 10 minutes.   C'mon guys, we didn't pay $28 of daily resort fee to be treated like calling Comcast customer service.\n\nWe had wanted to come and use the pools, but ended up spending our time hanging out elsewhere, so can't comment on them.   We did try the buffet.  I don't know, for $100 for two people, I didn't think it was worth it.  It was at best average.  Everything was dried and not every fresh. The stir fry tofu had no tofu in it and the shrimp fried rice had no shrimp in it.  But the sliced cantaloupe was really sweet.   \n\nOverall, it was a nice stay, but only three stars.


It's a pity so many people have had such bad experiences at B&B. We visited on 3/23 and had a fantastic experience! We were running late for our 8 p.m. reservation that evening and called ahead to let them know we would be 10-15 minutes late. We actually arrived closer to 25 minutes late but the hostess was very gracious and told us that it was not a problem. We were seated immediately and our waitress was right over to take our drink orders. Before perusing the menu, our waitress let us know that we could ask her any questions we had about any of the plates as their menu is not very descriptive. We ordered two appetizers, Burrata (and I can't remember the other one), the Burrata was outstanding! \n\nAfter that we chose our pasta dishes, I had the Gnocchi with lamb ragu. I have never had lamb before and this was a perfect introduction. Overall the food was very good, not the best I've ever had but delicious none the less.\n\nWhat really stood out to us was the service. Our waitress and the rest of the wait staff were super attentive and always available to fulfill any request. \n\nWill be returning on future trips!


Overall, delicious food.\nThe brunch selection is probably the best. Although the wait is around 15-30 minutes, it's definitely worth it! \n\nI had this amazing mango pineapple fish. Mmm, that's the one thing I remember because it was so rich, flaky, but light and fresh at the same time! \nThere was enough variety and even had a separate dessert room which had delicious gelato. \n\nWhat really made the experience special is the decor! The main focal point was the garden room where there is a beautiful skylight and hanging flowers and plants. Gorgeous place to have brunch, breakfast, or lunch in.\n\nIt is a decent price if you do not go on holidays. I believe on holidays it is around $35-40 for breakfast or dinner. On regular days, I believe $15-20 which is amazing for their food.


Seriously. Best burgers in town. The black burger is BOMB! Without that cajun remoulade, it's delicious, but with it, FREAKIN' FANTASTIC! The fresh house made potato chips are like crack with the black truffle sea salt they use. My heart was almost broken when they were sold out of chips, but the server (also the owner) said they could add the crack...erm... salt.. to the house cut fries. Wasn't quite the same, but it was still very tasty. Service isn't always super friendly, but I don't care when I get the best burger and chips in town. The burgers aren't the only good part. They have daily specials that have always been satisfying and unique. They also have some stellar dark beers. Wait time can be a little long depending on when you come, but it's worth the wait.


Dear Rose,\n\nI have to be perfectly frank with you. While you are sweet, kind and fun to hang around with I have to admit something, I am in love with your husband. \n\nI know, I know.. I have never even seen his face though I have heard him sensually barking out to you in Chinese, wishing it was me. Tho, most importantly, I hear the music he makes with his wok! The sweet clang and clatter with fire blazing from underneath, your husband is a man of talent. When Im down he knows exactly what to make to help me to feel better. Crab in onion and ginger sauce as part of the number 1 special, only 19.99, is something of a long passionate kiss. The accompanied Green Beans in XO Sauce feel like he is giving me a massage from inside my tummy.. to top it off, 1/2 a roast duck and steamed rice.. oh the joy and bliss someone can bring you!\n\nSo Rose.. please understand when I say these things.. I know you work just as hard as he does but he is something of a mysterious person.. I would gladly fetch his slippers.\n\nLove,\nFoodiebear\n\nPS.. Wahsun rocks my world!


Beautiful restaurant in an equally beautiful building. \n\nCame with 3 coworkers on a Weds. night around 7 and was glad to have a reservation - the place was pretty crowded.\n\nWe all started off with some Canadian beer and decided to skip appetizers. 3 of us ordered the T-bone & pommefrites, another ordered tilapia. \n\nNo sooner had I sipped my beer, my entree was set down in front of me. A little too quick, I felt like there was no time to relax.\n\nT-bone was so-so....cut very thin. Since I asked for mine rare, it was barely cooked (obviously) and not hot, the butter they put on top wouldn't really melt.\n\nPommefrites were also nothing special...flavor was there but they were more soggy than crispy.\n\nOverall, fun/nice atmosphere with mediocre food; I think you can do better.


Not very friendly on your wallet. Save you $$ and skip the burger. As a burger aficionado, I was disappointed by the burger. Medium is medium and not well done. The meat had very little flavor which is why I assume the mix garlic in with the meat. Still not impressed.


The most amazing bakery, the tarts are to die for, Ive tried almost everything there and they are all equally just as amazing.  The lemon cake is my favorite!  This lady sure knows how to bake and the service is wonderful :)


Stopped back in here tonight & here's an Update since it's been about a year and a half.  I had a regular Whataburger ($2.94) & a small Fries ($1.49).  The dining room was clean & comfortable, the service friendly, & the sizes of the items right for the money.  The burger was well topped, with lettuce, tomato, & diced raw onions, on a warm, toasted bun.  The flavor of the meat was quite ordinary though, & fell well short of the best burgers in town, so it's another 3 Stars for this completely \"ok\" but not special place.     :-)


Modern Grove has all the makings of a great restaurant. It really reminded me of one of Sam Fox's restaurants, like True Food or something. So adorable inside and out. But that just did not make up for the poor quality food. The bruschetta was pretty good, we got the tomato, pesto and salami, and roasted peppers and goat cheese. I liked the latter 2, but the tomato was...meh. I ordered the strawberry chicken salad and there was absolutely nothing special or unique about it. Like other readers, I found the chicken to taste weird. I asked the server where it was cooked (suspected it was a fully cooked frozen patty when they purchased it), and after avoiding me for about 10 mins, I asked again, and she said her cook was on break and she'd have the answer soon. Answer was that they overnight the chicken, and she overemphasized that they keep it in the refrigerator until they use it, or they freeze it before it goes bad. Well whoop de do! Good for you, MG! You refrigerate your meat!! Anyway, things were just not good, and it seems like they cut corners in a lot of places by buying pre-made food items and not really cooking anything from scratch. My husband got the BBQ cheddar burger and the bun was huge but the burger patty was itty bitty. Just because you have a huge bun doesn't fool me on the actual burger size!  Although the fries were tasty :). So overall very disappointed. Don't let Modern Grove fool you into thinking they are fresh or healthy.


I was not impressed.  This was my first time at any BWW and i am not sure i will ever go back.  Particularly not to this location.  Service was terrible and my fries and wings came out on the not so warm side.  It was like our food had been sitting in the back waiting for it to be picked up by the server.  Which seems plausible since it took 20 minutes for a waitress to take our order after we had waited nearly an hour to be seated.  Once she took our order it took another 20-30 minutes before our food came out.  There were other tables around us that seemed to get their food and better service and they were seated after we were.  It was a lousy 2 hour experience that i would not like to repeat ever again.   Save yourself the trouble and don't come here. Like another reviewer stated, go to wing stop. You will get better service and food somewhere else.


I took my parents for restaurant week, as they just moved to the area. We waited 45 minutes for a table, even with a reservation. Our meals were good but our waiter was for some reason short and somewhat curt with us (my friend dining with us used the word \"snarky,\" which is also fitting). It felt like he didn't really want to be there, and certainly not serving us. I wish we had gone to Capital Grille instead, I find they always treat you like royalty.


I am not a huge fan of CB.....The food is mediocre and usually a bit more than the quality dictates.  It is usually a bit greasy for my tastes also.  However, rarely do you walk away from the table hungry.  That is if you can deal with the mediocrity of the food.  There have been times when we have sat by the window and there were live, and dead, flies everywhere on the inside of the window and we had to as to be moved. That seems to be in the warmer weather.  Where I live in Buckeye there are not many options to sit and have breakfast other than CB or Denny's and well....Denny's is truly nasty.....but that is another review.  \n\nThe service this morning when my wife and I went her for breakfast was outstanding. The waitress was quite friendly and just chatty enough to be good.  The pecan pancakes we ordered were excellent, and the waitress even took my biscuit and gravy order and just charged for a side of gravy and gave me a couple of biscuits free.  Really the experience today was quite enjoyable.  The worst part of it was paying the bill.  The lady behind the counter was not friendly.  Was pretty rude actually.  Was really short with not just us but the people in front of us and the people behind us.  \n\nUsually the service has been really good at this location.  The food usually sub par.  It's pretty clean minus the flies in the summer time.  It is not a place I would frequent much at all, but to grab a breakfast every now and then it will suffice.


Die fertig vorbereiteten Curries haben mich nicht \u00fcberzeugt. Der Brokkoli war schon braun (wer wei\u00df wieviele Stunden der Arme schon schmoren musste) und auch geschmacklich eher fad als w\u00fcrzig. Schade eigentlich, wenn man \u00fcberlegt, dass f\u00fcr den Preis in anderen Restaurants das Essen frisch zubereitet wird.


I may be biased when I write this review because my experience at this casino was in a penthouse suite.... my daughter enjoyed the private lounge with unlimited sodas and snacks but it did not at all take away appetite for the most amazing room service breakfast on the Las Vegas strip! Their crepes are absolutely delicious! The staff was very cautious to who entered the suite access allowing us to feel safe and secure 24/7 since the hotel is considerably large. I would not stay there any other way but in their penthouse suites. It is a perfect location for those who do not want to be in the middle of the strip party. It is a great hotel for the seasoned Vegas traveler.


This is frankly the best Mediterranean food restaurant in Madison and trust me I've tried them all. Everything from the excellent food, Faysal's unmatched hospitality, and the staff's friendliness just keeps making me come back and back again to this place to satisfy my Mediterranean food cravings!


The draft beer selection makes this place far above what the food does. The food is good, but normal. Nothing bad, but nothing amazing, besides the beer. Loved it, and I'm not even a beer fanatic!\nDave


Paid $7 for a two second pour on a well gin and tonic, bar tender was nice but main focus was his cell phone. I don't eat dairy so my only sauce option was BBQ for pickle chips. No marinara or honey mustard or anything..


We had Andy as our waiter and he was great! Super helpful with my vegan options, made our night super fun and special. All the staff was very nice and food was just awesome. VEGAN options were fantastic! Drunken noodles was superb, vegan brownie sundae just lovely. Thanks Wazuzu and Steve Wynn for being vegan friendly!


For starters, the original Stromboli is awesome. But, do yourself a favor and order it to go. \nI love a good dive bar, but this is pushing it. The 3 decade old carpet saves all of the years past odors. We were served but an absolutely charming older Asian woman. We loved her. But as the place got busier, the charm level fell. Took a good 10 min to pick up my card to pay the bill. That's really one of my biggest pet peeves while dining. \nAnd the beer selection....I get it, it's a hole in the wall. But can you at least carry Sierra Nevada? Heineken is never an acceptable \"good\" beer option. \nThe food is great though. Too bad they share any association with Guy Fieri. That dude is beyond irritating.


The fact that you can't truly customize the burgers here without getting charged an arm and a leg is what caused me to drop the grade to 3 stars. Although the burger I had was amazing(I forget the name but it had egg, bacon, onion strings, and an amazing sauce) I can't overlook the fact that the prices are much more expensive than CREATE which is literally 2 feet down the street.\n\nThe rosemary fries were a great touch but sadly for $2 you get about 10 fries which is frankly a huge ripoff. Although the experience overall was a great one, sometimes you can't overlook pricing. Too bad!


Went here for lunch one day.  The place had a bit of inconvenient parking and the place was small and full of customers.  I asked where we could sit and the manager set up tables and chairs outside.\n\nI got the Buffalo Soldier mac-n-cheese (no bleu cheese) with chicken.  OMG!  It was great!  I didn't have desserts but there was an awesome selection.  I'll definitely be back!!!\n\nGreeters - N/A\nWait staff/counter - 4 Stars (courteous)\nFood - 5 Stars\nDessert - N/A\nAmbiance - 3 Stars (limited seating indoors...no problems today, it was cool outside)\nPricing - $ 1/2\n\nOverall - 4 Stars


Horrible customer service. I tried to place an order, giving them a chance after their last fuck up, but I find out they don't even deliver between 1400-1600. When I called to place an order the man on the phone was very rude and condescending while informing me of this, will never order from this place again! STAY AWAY!


Very friendly, warm atmosphere at this location.. The skill level of the therapists is A One. the laser hair removal is PAIN free.  Massage and facials could,t get better.  It is a must to try.


For those unfamiliar with Vapiano, it's an international chain and their Charlotte location leaves a lot to be desired. The food is extremely greasy and poorly seasoned. Considering this is Charlotte, I was shocked that the staff there are so unfriendly.\n\nThe management here could learn so much from the locations in DC. Also, is that styrofoam they're still using? Vapiano Charlotte, maybe consider those awesome containers being used in locations elsewhere? They're recyclable and pretty sweet.


A-mazing. Before the arrival of this most conveniently placed Total Wine, the only place to get unusual booze in CenPho was A.J.'s... and be prepared to shell out big buckaroos for that fancy-pants shiz. If you wanted cheap and copious, you had to make the haul to a BevMo somewhere in the 'burbs. \n\nTotal Wine -- well, its name alone is a bit of a misnomer. Yes, there are aisles and aisles of wine... but there is also a humongous beer section. But really? The most important thing is the liquor. Rows and rows and aisles and aisles of every flavor of every brand in every size. All at a VERY competitive price point. No stupid member cards. All just rock bottom prices on whatever your little heart desires. Bless them.


Ok. The two stars are because the floors had many sticky diseases on it. WTF? Don't they clean the floors? But the bartenders did make me forget about the nastiness with the strong and cheap drinks. That was the only reason it didn't get one star. I'd go back if I'm in Champaign again.


Hash is famous for their chicken and waffle. But I decided to ordered the Kokomo instead which is also popular and my boyfriend ordered the chicken and waffle. \n\nI gotta say, I was disappointed. The meatloaf was dry. It wasn't what I was expecting. It was just bad. \n\nOn the other hand, I did try the Chicken and waffle and it was good. It had crispy skin and you can taste the sweet syrup on it. Well I think it's syrup. \n\nSo the bad: The wait time was super long. It was  About 45 min. And another 40 min for the food.\n\nThe good: chicken was okay good and the beer. \n\nOverall, the chicken was good but nothing spectacular.


We went here again after discovering this great restaurant last time we visited Sedona.  Not only does it have a great sunset view of the beautiful  Thunder mountain but it has fabulous food.  The wait staff is very friendly & professional too.  Both the rack of lamb that I had and the scallops that my husband had were delicious.  The portions are generous and the meals come with soup or salad, hot bread, vegetable and rice or potato. It's a must try when visiting Sedona.


My friends and I walked in here... thinking we are going to get some fabolous food.  The dumb hostess told us it won't be open for another 15 minutes, so we waited.  After 15 minutes the hostess sat us down and gave us the menu.  After sitting there for another 5 minutes this guy came and said I hope you guys know that the kitchen don't open for another half hour!!!! WTF! Seriously?? Why didn't the retarded hostess tell us beforehand?? Instead, she was soo busy flirting with some bartendar shorter than her?! I don't know. I'm just really pist off and very disappointed. I was hungry. I was moody. And the weather was just hot and dry!! Social House, you guys should change your rules and hire smarter people than this!! This is outrageous!! With the prices on your menu we deserve better treatments and smarter hostess PLEASE!!!!


IHOP is barely a step up from Denny's in terms of boring chain food. Last night was the first time I ever had dinner there, and it tasted like squishy, mushy cardboard. The food took forever even though there were only three tables in the place with customers.\n\nThe reason I gave it two stars instead of you is because the breakfasts are pretty good. I don't mind them except the omlettes which are way too oily. The coffee is almost bad, but the waitresses always look happy.\n\n[update April 2, 2011]\n\nWhy'd I go back? I hate this place now. We went today for the first time we have all had a chance to go out together for breakfast. I was excited to do this and was eager. I should've stayed home.\n\nMy wife got a waffle with her combo that was cold, tasted like cardboard, and was crunchy. The bacon my wife and child ordered was burnt, crispy and did not look like bacon at all.\n\nMy sausage (I always upgrade to turkey sausage since the regular pork kid here is vomit worth) was totally cold. I sent it back and complained. I think she microwaved my plate. \n\nTheir coffee is always burnt so I got an iced coffee. She said they had Mocha, Vanilla, or Hazelnut. I asked if they just had a regular coffee flavored one... she said yes, and brought me disgusting hazelnut (glad I'm not allergic!!)\n\nOk now it's three hours later. My daughter laid on the floor whining about how bad her stomach hurts, I've been to the bathroom twice and my wife is asleep because she said if she didn't lay down, she would puke. Seriously.\n\nThe management (district managers) really need to care enough to read YELP.  They remodeled the outside of this place and, I guess, spent all their money to make it look pretty so we'd forget they serve dogfood.


Milunka is wonderful!  She wants to know about your skin and she wants to educate you about your skin!  She's so sweet and nice. I truly appreciate her taking her time when I got my facial she is great at extractions she doesn't try to push her products on you. I will be returning to her again and again.....


(Note, there are two listings for this same restaurant on Yelp - the other is listed as \"America Restaurant\" http://www.yelp.com/biz/america-restaurant-las-vegas-2#hrid:Jf3KrDuLYfIVeMXPEYZKEw/)\n\nItems sampled:\nCoffee\nFrosted Flake French Toast\nMonte Cristo - Black Forest Ham, Sliced Turkey, Gouda, Brioche\nApple Fritter\nBoston Cream - Chocolate Iced, Custard Cream Filled\nMonkey-See Monkey-Donut - Bananas Foster-Filled with Chocolate Icing, Toasted Nuts\nNutella Cronut\nCandy Cake - Chocolate Cake Donut, White Sprinkles, Chopped Reese's Peanut Butter Cups\n\nProbably not the first place on most Las Vegas gourmand agendas, the 24/7 \"America\" at New York-New York Casino had always interested me if only for its kitschy design plus one of the city's few Monte Cristo sandwiches, but it was not until I heard about the restaurant's in-house donut program that I finally committed to an early morning visit; the expansive restaurant largely unoccupied as servers joked around at the bar while \"American\" Top-40 played from speakers hidden by the enormous map of the good ol' USA.  Featuring a menu of expectedly American classics ranging from pancakes and waffles to country fried steaks and eggs it was with a bit of disdain that I arrived to find the Monte Cristo now relegated to the 'lunch' menu but happy to accommodate given the restaurant's 24-hour nature it was with a simple request that the sandwich was prepared and arriving on a covered plate alongside the Frosted Flake French Toast both dishes would prove competent , though nothing to write home about, with prices and portions both in line with other Las Vegas Boulevard breakfast joints thus leaving plenty of stomach space for a sampling of the restaurant's deep fried dough.  Featuring no less than a dozen different varieties with three cronuts plus fritters, crullers, filled, raised, cake, and fancy on display it was with a bit of indecision that I pondered my options and eventually settling on a few personal favorites plus those most interesting a quintet was selected at a total of $12.50 and aside from the lackluster, artificial banana flavor of \"Monkey See, Monkey Do-nut\" the results were very impressive indeed; the 'cronut' as close to Dominique Ansel's original in texture as I've found (a plus for those seeking authenticity, though I still prefer Coco's rendition to both,) the Boston Cream featuring surprising subtle custard inside a delicate yeasty pocket, and the apple fritter rife with fresh fruit beneath a delicate sugar crunch plus plenty of cinnamon rivaling some of the finest I've ever sampled; the best in Las Vegas by far.


been here both times JAY-Z was hosting, two years in a row. purely coincidence and i'll review the most recent visit:\n\narrived with the gang around 1030? free bottles because we were staying at planet hollywood + no open container laws in sin city = getting shmammered on the way to the venetian.\n\nNEVER have i seen crazier lines outside a nightclub...\ngoing down the corridor that runs all the way down the entire length of the venetian?\n\nTIP:\n **GET THERE EARLY, STAY AT THE VENETIAN, OR BE READY TO TIP THE BOUNCERS FAT TO GET IN*** \nfellas, meet up with a random group of girls, get atleast 1:1 and get the money out for the bouncers and you're good to go.\nmet up with some randoms who were staying at the venetian, went with them through the hotel guest line and probably saved ourselves 2hours+++ waiting in line. used the voucher we copped off of the sketch-city promoters so it was 20 a head for the fellas. (of course free for the ladies)  i hate paying cover but 20 bucks was the same price as our jay-z tickets the wednesday before and he killed it.\n\nSCENE:\ninside was nuts, crazy crowded.. probably just because jay-z was hosting but who knows.. TAO is the infamous 'girls in bathtubs getting massages club', go-go dancers everywhere on stages, with poles, etc. ONLY girls are allowed in the elevated VIP table/stage located around the middle..  they played mostly HOUSE music, some TOP 40's, and a grip of JAY-Z cause he was hosting..\n\n(((so it sucks when some random hottie wants to work it and brings you up there but only she gets in because we have different reproductive organs! SMH..)))\n\n\"just recieved word that jay-z has entered the building\" was blasted by whoever was on the mic, followed by some throwback HOVA song. throughout the night. he finally arrived with young jeezy, and a gang of NBA players.. although he arrived late, i coincidentally was right next to his table and shook hands with HOVA.. i aint complaining!\n\nDRINKS:\nexpensive. its vegas though, what do you expect? beers 10+, shots 12-14, amfs 16ish? shots are usually generous if you treat your bartender right.. mixed drinks aren't too worth it, IMO but at that point I was already dunzo! didn't get bottle service here because it was a last minute decision to even roll through but i suspect its worth it as long as you don't get one of the ghetto tables.\n\nVENUE:\nthe TAO setup isn't too smart, IMO. downstairs the bathrooms are ridiculously crowded, theres plenty of mini stages for their go-go dancers equipped with sharp edges that every intoxicated person stumbles upon. so the following day all the ladies wonder where those bruises came from? the middle stage area isn't too big, it gets crowded, and people liter the hallways. there are several bars located throughout TAO which makes it easier to get a drink whenever, wherever.  TAO staff is constantly pushing through the crowd to get bottles/mixers to a certain table and I know its frustrating, but pretending your a running-back and mobbing through the crowd won't solve anything.\n\n\nTAO BEACH is upstairs, but you have to climb a staircase from section to section which is a buzz kill and is a drag when you're trying to get the mack on. upstairs is the pool area/lounge which is perfect after getting your swerve on downstairs. climate controlled heaters, plush sofas, another bar, a DJ, and security all packed into one. perfect place to gather yourself, return missed calls, texts, and bbms, or check the facebook hahaha.  I assume they have the same policy as XS, fall in and get wet = kicked out asap.\n\nCROWD:\nits las vegas people.. the girls are GRADE A certified silicon-injected, botox laced, scantily-clad females. and fine! BEAUTIFUL waitresses, a decent mixed crowd of all peoples although mostly asians which is a plus for me.\n\n\n\nTAO is by far one of the best clubs in the world. although it seems as if each newer club is established to out-do the previous champion/title holder, give TAO a visit, because it DEFINITELY still has some fight left in it!


Food and Drink \n1. I recommend skipping dinner and eating in the bar. Spectacular happy hour, all appetizers are  1/2 off, and wine is $7 a glass. \n2. Some of my favs: Eggplant Involtini, Prosciutto, Arancini, Fagioli Fritti and the Cured White Adriatic Anchovies are delicious! Caprese salad is worth the $18. \n3. This place understands what portion control is. Instead of piling mounds of food on your plate, they drown your taste buds with sensations and flavors that you've never experienced. \n4. The best value is a pre fixe meal \n\nService \n1. Better than Ruth's Chris. They will refer to you by your name throughout dinner if you book a reservation. \n2. Oops! Drop your napkin or a utensil? Someone will be right there to replace it. \n3. Going to the restroom? Come back to your seat to find a newly folded and fresh napkin awaiting you. \n4. Ask for Sal--he's a direct import from Italy and is the epitome of customer service. \n\nAtmosphere \n1. Do not let the location fool you--yes it's fancy, but also laid back. \n2. The facility is said to have cost ~11 million to build, and if you look closely, you will find that no detail was missed. \n3. Beautiful indoor seating as well as great city views on the patio. If you are chilly on the patio, they have an armoire full of blankets. \n4. Sit in the bar in a leather winged back chair and listen to live music Friday and Saturday. \n\nMisc \n1. They used to have this amazing Caprese martini on the menu but have since removed it, however they will make it for you upon request


I love piano bars... I can't say that I've had a bad time ANYTIME I've been to one, but the atmosphere at The Big Bang might have been my least favorite out of the ones I've been to. We went on a Friday night and it was beyond crowded... we couldn't get anywhere near the pianos. Heck, it was a LOOOONG wait to get into the bathroom. And, once we did get into the bathroom, we found out that there was only one usable stall because there were college girls puking in the other stalls- guess that's a hazard of going out around ASU. \n\nThey did have good drink deals and the piano players were great. I'd like to go again, but probably not on a Friday or Saturday night.


I am re-reviewing Pink Box (only seems fair) since I had a much better experience this time around. I decided to give it a second shot because besides the service, I know their donuts are damn good. I got there around noon and to my delight, almost every donut was available. I bought half a dozen and they gave me to 2 free chocolate glazed donuts! I asked the employee what time they usually open and she said whenever she gets here and they close once they sell it. That was the only thing I still didn't like. But I am happy walking out with my Pink Box and a very happy 5 year old with two chocolate glazed with sprinkles donuts in hand (for free I might add again). I'm sure I will be back!


If I were playing the word association game, after going here, my first word would be: MEH.\n\nThis place is so overrated and like the other reviews say, just completely disorganized when it comes to going in. So my friends and I got all dolled up thinking that we would get some promoter's attention which basically worked everywhere but here. We were like, alright, cute asian girls.. alas NO. One of my friends actually spotted someone who looked like a promoter (and turned out to be one) who put us on the list probably cuz we asked. \n\nAfter getting there, we realized why we probably were not approached - this is completely not our scene. Unfortunately we're not so into euro-techno music and people were not at dressed up as we thought they would be. \n\nWhen we got there this big promoter guy told us to just hang out near one of the velvet ropes because we were on the list. He wasn't really clear and put us in a line with a group of guys. After a while he saw that we were standing in the wrong place and then finally let us in. \n\nWe got in the club and man.. it was kind of boring from the get go. We decided we would get our drinks, down it and hop over to Tao. Too bad we weren't more drunk at that time because maybe we would have stayed, but our intense sobriety warned as against that. As we tried to leave, some guy told us to go another way. Well, liar, it wasn't another way... it was another room where a crowd of people were just standing there watching half naked girls dance. I'm not sure what impression we gave that guy, but I could have sworn we had the desperate-to-get-out-here look, not the we-want-to-look-at-other-girls-dance look. \n\nAt least in the end we made it out and over to Tao where we definitely had a much more exciting night (aka VIP, patron, belvedere, fun)


Each time I go back, I like it less and less. Service is slow but I can deal with that. The (already understaffed bar) bartender is always too busy flirting with someone to notice we need something without having to flag them down but whatever, the beer is cheap enough. However, tonight marked a new low, one if which I probably won't return.\n New menu: small portions, same price and changed recipes (chicken strips, pretzel now in small bites). I ordered a burger but was told to substitute the fries with anything else is $4. Yes, $4!! My husband ordered the pretzel but asked of they would omit the mustard but give him an extra cheese instead. We were informed this would be a charge as well.  Even the bartender mentioned how asked annoyed the staff is with the menu changes. It's certainly not the servers fault but now this bar has nothing except cheap beer going for it. \nWe'll take the drive to Applebee's from now on.


No matter what time of day I have been here, it seems like they always have just a single cashier working. The prices seem OK, and they have items you can't get at \"traditional\" grocery stores for some recipes. \n\nIt's a good market to go in, just don't be in a hurry!


one of the new hotels in city center, amongst ARIA, MANDARIN ORIENTAL, and the COSMOPOLITAN.\n\nVdara was the only one amongst the four that was within my budget and its a 5 star hotel so I was really excited for my stay here.\n\nNo casino in the Vdara, which may have mixed reviews for Vegas travelers, but to me it was a perk!  I hate the cigarette smell that lingers in casinos.\n\nVery modern room.  They have 50+ floors, we were on the 34th floor.  The entire span of the wall facing outside was 3 windows.  THE VIEW WAS AMAZING!! and even better at night!!!\n\nPool was not huge but it was intimate!\n\n\nWill definitely return here.


Great service and even better food. I had a ribeye that was one of the best I've ever had. My wife had the asparagus crab salad that she thought was good but nothing to write home about. The ambiance was five star (it's in the Encore) and the calamari appetizer was the best both of us had ever had. Mindblowingly good!! I'd give it five stars if my wife's dish was killer. \n\nI would go back in a minute.


I love Carly's. But I love Carly's the most for a weekday dinner. If you come when it's super busy or on First Fridays it's not as enjoyable and you'll age 5 years before finding a parking spot.\n\nThis is your average, trendy little bistro. Soup, salads, sandwiches, deeee-licious cocktails, and Passion Pit playing in the background. I like to get the caprese sandwich w/ a side or orzo and my favorite drink is coffee w/ Kahlua (or Bailey's - depending on my mood). They use coffee from Lux which is a huge plus for love-your-local enthusiasts like myself.\n\nThe bill adds up after dinner, drinks, and tiramisu for dessert... but it's worth it.


Was in need of a serious hair cut and beard trim and my brother recommend that I go here , Freddie was the barber who cut my hair and everything came out clean ! great service , great vibe, definitely will be coming back to this barber shop , would really recommend to anyone , these guys know what they are doing !


This place is absolutely, positively perfect in every conceivable way. Why, you ask, is this place perfect in every conceivable way? Well... my friends... let me tell you.\n\n1. Big Kahuna Cab/Shiraz Mix Wine - it costs three dollars and it is good. Like, I drink it all the time good. THREE DOLLARS!\n\n2. Cilantro Lime Hummus - You could dip paper in this and it would still be nectar of the gods. Still.\n\n3. No Bullshit Approach - You walk in, you get your shit, and you check yourself out. I'm not anti-social, but I really don't like dealing with people, so this is perfect for me.\n\n4. They have exactly what you need, and nothing more. \n\n5. The clearance section is abundant. I'm a cheap bastard; what can I say?\n\n6. This F&E is literally 2 minutes from my house. They close at 10pm, so when you are baking #ThePie (VEGAN STYLE RICHARD!!!!) at 9:55pm at night and realize you are out of pecans, you can scoot on over, grab your nuts, and be back home by 10:01pm.\n\n7. Ummm... duh, its Fresh and its Easy.


The company was very flexible waiting for my house to close.   The previous owners had 12 dogs in the house and they did great.   They worked so hard we brought them back the next day to work another 4 hours.   I will definitely use them for maintenance cleaning in the future.   4000 sf house and scrubbed it all so we could move in.\nThanks Pristine


Mesa was talked about as one of those MUST eat places when in Vegas. Maybe they had an off night but I was sorely underwhelmed. Poor service, meh on the food...service was very solid though. I have a hunch this restaurant is booked solid most nights because the chef is so well known, but honestly - it's not worth it.  My suggestion is head over to Bradley Ogden or Spago - the food is better and so is the service - isn't that what a restaurant is really about?


Average food. Great ambiance and service. The dumplings were outstanding! That's about it. I had some type of curry noodle dish with thin rice noodles. It tasted just like PF Changs - nothing special. I did order two orders of dumplings because they were so incredible. I would only come back for those.


Kaya's food and ambiance are pretty spot-on. Good flavors, interesting concept (island fusion cuisine), and beautiful decor. They even fit my party of 4 in with no notice on a weekend evening (wow, right?) and the service was great.They didn't get that last star because I can't give them full credit - they said the food was \"very spicy\" when we got there, and it was barely a 1-2/10 on the spiciness scale. I understand that not everyone loves spice as much as I do, but you don't lead with that kind of promise and then disappoint. Oh well. I'll be back anyway, just will have to make sure to ask for extra spice. The black bean dip was great, the tofu cracklins were FAB, and the fish was all very very good. Prices were reasonable for the quality.