I gave the airport one star not because it's ugly or that it's difficult to catch a cab or get your luggage.  I gave it one star because the TSA agent was SO incredibly arrogant and nasty to all the passengers trying to get through the security checkpoint.  \n\nWhile I understand it must be difficult maintaining order while thousands of people get through security everyday, I do NOT think it's necessary to be an A$$HOLE to everyone and go on with your diatribe (repeated every time he's done) VERY loudly and very demeaning (I'm sure this isn't in the employee handbook because I've been through MANY airports and I've never encountered this before...EVER).  Publicly shaming passengers for missteps (again...VERY loud and trying to embarrass passengers).  One person (not me) left their shoes on the belt and didn't push them in and he CALLED THEM OUT on it and then harrassed them in front of several hundred people.  Seriously?  No one should be allowed to behave that way.  \n\nI WANTED to say something to the guy but you know that they would have pulled me out of line and made me miss my flight.  \n\nI really hope that someone reads this and notifies his supervisor and he gets FIRED.  This is one of those situations that someone gets a bit of authority over others and takes it to the extreme.  I'm pretty disgusted with the morning and I really hope that Karma bites this guy in the rear because after what I witnessed this morning around 830 am, he has it coming to him.


Clean, friendly, and professional; \nEvery time I come to Elaine's I know I'm receiving great customer service from my favorite Grace and the rest of the team.  The whole shop always seems to be having fun and the customers almost always seem to be having a great time.\n\nI always come in for a manicure with a clear coat and occasionally treat myself to one of their fantastic pedis as well.  The price is great too, and I've never had a bad session!\n\nImportant:  tons of people know about Elaine's so they are always very busy.  DON'T FORGET TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT.  They are more often than not booked solid so if you can't be seen it's because you didn't call ahead.  Trust me, they're worth the extra effort!


Barriques on Monroe has always been one of my favorite \"office work\" spots. As a person who works from home, the free parking (next street over!), outlets galore, great wifi connection, tasty coffee and Mediterranean Plate keep me coming in! \n\nBut now--- with the new space, so clean and bright, I'm completely in love! Everything I've ever enjoyed about Barriques but with a face lift! There is now a nice bar area to enjoy a beer or glass of wine and I feel like the tables are less cramped.


croissants were perfect,  delicious sandwiches,  really sparse menu,  had the Cuban and wife had the cajun chicken. great location,  hip,  quirky,  very pleasant service.


Extremely overrated. I expected much better due to the yelp reviews and the hype, but the food was mediocre. I ordered the kalua pig Benedict (two of my favorite foods combined sounded amazing) and the red velvet pancakes. The best thing about the pancakes was the whipped cream on top them. The pancakes themselves were really bland with odd tasting chocolate pieces and a decent cream cheese syrup. The concept is great and the price isnt bad but they're definitely not worth ordering again. The eggs Benedict were mediocre as well. I could get more flavorful hollandaise from ihop, which is says a lot. The pork wasnt tasty to me but I've had too much perfectly cooked kalua pork to enjoy anything less than. I thought the fried cabbage was a pretty good accent though.\n I'd try different menu items from this place again when it isn't as busy in hopes that it's reputation isn't pure hype but honestly this place is average at best.


The Best place in town hands down. I  bring everyone I know when they come to visit and they always want I love sushi when they come back.


This place is definitely not your run-of-the-mill movie theater, nestled in a night club.... but what the hell? Why not?\n\nClean, comfortable, fun, and great movie selections.  Definitely more expensive than the average theater... but the seats are twice the size and you can pick your seats in advance.  You also have the option for more than just mediocre movie food + full bar.


Just fun...show up 45 minutes early!!! It is hilarious! I had no clue what is was when I went....left laughing....great show...open minded adults only, as it gets into the other side of humanity!!!!


Pittsburgh, oh Pittsburgh. Union Pig & Chicken is a great try at Southern Style food, but it just falls short. The cornbread was too dry and really sweet (which I tend to favor, but this was too much) and the mac & cheese could have been better, it was too gritty for my taste. The chicken however was quite good, but not worth what I paid for it considering the mediocre side dishes. \n\nAnother gripe I had was that there was no one there to seat us. We waited for 3-5 minutes, then just decided to seat ourselves, then waited another 6 minutes for a waitress to come over, even after I had caught her eye, she didn't come over. That really annoys me more than anything. You should be on top of seating people at the minimum. \n\nI'll probably give it a second try, but I honestly wasn't impressed. I would rather drive the 8 hours down to Asheville and eat in a gas station BBQ. Sorry guys.


Huge dissapointment. Service was lousy. It seemed like the waitstaff was completely untrained. Since I ordered the chicken parmesan, I felt like a side of pasta. The waiter let us know that \"chef\" didn't allow sides of pasta. He reccomended that my girlfried and I split the $19 pasta entree. Well \"chef\" had no right to not allow sides of pasta based upon how the rest of his food tasted. The chicken was overcooked to the point that it tasted burnt even under a layer of cheese. This wasn't even the worst part. The chicken parmesan was covered in so much garlic that not only could I not finish it, but it tasted more like garlic bread than the actual garlic bread did. Not impressed conisidering the amount of money I paid.


The Candle has some awesome pizza combinations, and I love their thin crust!! The veggie pizza was delicious with the fresh spinach and basil shredded over top, yum!! Another up side was ordering by the slice, nice if you're not hungry enough for a whole pizza but still need to feed the craving.


I have two dogs and have high expectations.  High allergy, older pet and a young rescue.  The name to me suggested hip, new, cool dog products.  It was not that impressive.  Some great name brands but nothing that really stood out.  I won't be going back for high quality or fun quirky products.  The person working there was great though and the reason for my stars.  He seemed honest and was very helpful.


Stopped here never reading reviews or anything about the place... It looked nice and classy so I figured it would be awesome. Our waitress, Sharon just wasn't pleasant at all... She slammed our drinks and plates down. Then we asked for more bread and she said \"well I'll have to charge you\" so that is fine but when she gave us the basket it only had two small pieces in it, which before each basket had about 4, so that was kinda crappy. Then one of us ordered another beer and she poured it and just let it over flow all onto the table and didn't even say a word.  The crab in the stuffed mushroom app and the stuffed shrimp dinner has mostly imitation crab in it, which for the price is just unacceptable. I had just plain fettuccine Alfredo and it was great I ate the whole thing....  The lighting is just so bright and it's around dinner so I don't want to be under a heat lamp during dinner... I'm not sure if I'd go back ....


When I moved to Fort Mill, I had to say goodbye to some of my favorite cupcake places back home.  I was pleased and relieved to see a specialty cupcake place in the neighborhood.  \n\nCupcrazed has a great variety and some really inventive flavors like Pb&J or Popcorn.\nWhile I sometimes find that not all of the flavors are hits with me, I don't mind the occasional mediocre cupcake because I also have a few favorites --- in particular their Sweet Tea flavor and I think it's a Cafe Mocha (?) flavor.   \n\nI'm such a fan that sometimes my husband surprises me with cupcakes from here instead of the usual flowers.  Yes, he's a keeper.


Cute place, but a bit pricey-good setup on Saturday mornings next to the farmers market. I had a slice of the banana bread which was good and the world's smallest mocha, which wasn't that good and was $4. I feel better knowing I got a free chocolate chip cookie for checking in on yelp!  I will have to try some food next time I'm near here.


Great Prices backed by horribly slow service.  Understaffed, overworked, long lines, what more could you ask for to start off your trip on a bad note?  I talked to the person that helped me get my car and he told me the reason the line was so long (at 1130pm?!?!) was because it was a late night rush.\n\nThat being said, this probably happens every night here, and when you register online to reserve your car, they specifically ask you when you will be arriving--SO THE MANAGEMENT KNOWS EXACTLY HOW MANY PEOPLE WILL BE ARRIVING AND WHEN!!!\n\nExcuses are like asses--everyone has one...and it was painful to see Fox Rent A Car recreate the DMV (long lines, disgruntled customers and workers) in their establishment.\n\nThe only reason they get one star is because I can't give them any less.  The prices for Fox Rent A Car overall are great and I have used them in other locations without hassle...this place just needs to shape up.


The food was disappointing to say the least. The panang was extremely watery, the sweet and sour chicken, which was supposed to be pork but she got it wrong, was mostly vegetables light on the chicken, and the chicken pad see you (spelling is way off) was extremely dry.


Great show for the kids and adults. Mac King doesn't get the respect he deserves. Maybe he needs to ratchet his show up a notch or two by incorporating some white tigers, pink elephants, or hot models.\n\nThe show is equal parts magic and comedy, and Mac King is adept at both. His improvisational skills are sharp, honed from decades of live performances. If you are a magic aficionado, you have probably seen other people perform Mac's tricks before, but that's true of pretty much every magic act.\n\nCompare the price of Mac's show to the other shows on The Strip and it just further accentuates what a great value the Mac King show is.


A solid restaurant located on the 3rd floor of the Mandarin Oriental, Mozen (M-O standing for Mandarin Oriental)  offers an oustanding brunch for $58 or delicious entrees as well. \n\nI came here for dinner and got a delicious cod covered in black truffle sauce for $32. Most entrees are in the high $20's to low $40's and appetizers are just under $20. I was slightly disappointed with the limited wine list. They only had about 5-6 options of red by the glass, ranging in $16-$24 per glass. There was a decent selection of bottles, though.\n\nOutstanding service and a beautiful interior, this place is excellent for a business meal or a romantic date.


This place is big enough to have two stages, so why was there only one?  They should take out the gambling tables and set up a DJ booth right there. It didn't make sense to me to PAY a cover and then go gamble? You can gamble ANYWHERE in Vegas, why would you do it at a club?\n\nOther than that, this place is nice, super crowded dance floor. Later during the night when it got more packed, people were dancing in the pool. Cool.


Burger was delicious! But not really $15 worth of burger. Fries definitely weren't worth the $6. Go for the baked squash.. Better bang of the buck.  Apparently they have $1 oysters for happy hour but nothing else. But if you're looking for a good burger, definitely worth the stop (if you have the budget for it).


You remember that scene in Sopranos when Toni and Paulie go to Italy, so excited for the Italian food?  But once they are there, everything on the menu seems foreign to Paulie?  This is what I imagine some Italians must feel after coming to this pizza joint. \n\nIt is a cute restaurant located in Little Italy, and there are usually lines outside.  It has a family run feel, and has been there since 1948.  There are plenty of selection of both pizzas and pastas.  We sampled both pizzas and pastas, and didn't feel like either were exceptional in any way.  The pizza crust tasted store bought, and the pasta was bland and creamy.  It wasn't what I was hoping for, but maybe that is because everyone has told me that the best pizza in Montreal is found here, and I guess I was a lot disappointed.  And the house-made tiramisu was so wrong, we couldn't even finish it.  \n\nIt is a very family friendly spot, and the service felt uneven.  One other thing, you should BYOW, which again made me feel very very far away from Italy.


This place is an embarrassment. \n\nAwful service and disgusting food, what a delightful combination at this price. I wish i took a picture of their eggplant pizza, there was a total of four bites that had eggplant on it.\n\nWolfgang puck is a crook and should be ashamed of his hustle.


I tried Kuma the first time and it tasted like plastic, I got the mango flavor with mango and condensed milk. I decided to give it another try since my friends were going there and I got the same thing since I love mango. It still taste really bad, it was really flakey and not what I expected. The taste was almost like shaved ice with no flavor. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone. The taste is really bad and the fruits were so bitter. The seats are very limited as well so you either have to eat in your car or stand up and eat.


What a super nice Super 8!  We booked through Hotwire and chose a \"Secret Hotel\" and I admit, I was a bit bummed to see that we were given a Super 8.  However, I shouldn't have been, at all.  This place was really quite nice and the manager, Josh, went above and beyond to make sure we had a room with a fridge.  Everything was very good here for a two-star motel.  Rooms were comfy, clean and well equipped.  The pool was very nice and clean.  Breakfast was your typical, but tasty, continental fare.  Every employee we encountered was pleasant. \n\nThere is a lot of annoying construction going on around this place right now.  Which didn't really cause any huge issues, just a few minor traffic annoyances.  This is a perfectly fine location if you plan to get around Madison by car.  It is close to everything one would go to Madison for.   \n\nAgain, I was disappointed to see Super 8 pop up in my \"Secret Hotel\" reveal, but now, I'm glad it worked out that way.  Great place at a great price.


This is not a place I will return.  They are not very friendly and when you make a request for a design, they look at you like you're crazy.  My designs came out absolutely horrid and I ended up just going somewhere else for a new polish.


The wait for a table sucks! \n\nHowever, the desserts are the reason I'm a fan. Two recent visit to Las Vegas; each time a stop here. \n\nThe Double Frozen Hot Chocolate is great. It has everything I love. There are other desserts and food to eat as well but it's mainly the desserts for me! \n\nIt's part of Caesars Palace however it's on the corner outside. If you go, be prepared for a wait.


Trying out Back Room Burger for the first time today. So far it is a DISASTER! Placed my order at 2:21 for a Barry Burger. We asked the server how large is the burger and he looked at us like we were showing a dog a magic trick. He had NO CLUE. He said he would go ask the chef. Just so everyone knows, it is 5.25 ounces. He politely took our order and but NEVER offered any side dish or French Fries.  \n\nAt 2:40 we were notified that the kitchen is running a little slow because it was very busy at the pool. (there were only 10 inside the restaurant) So they offered us a complimentary order of Crispy Tortilla Chips with Guacamole, Chipotle and Tomatillo Salsas. This is a $9 item on the menu. (Would not recommend for the value.)\n\nAt 3:15 the food arrived to the table. The burger was good but really, think of how many other good burgers we have in this city. \n\nFor the inconvenience of the 54 minute wait, they took the burger off of the bill. \n\nIn conclusion, let's assume the service was perfect, server being knowledgeable of the menu and food being prepared perfectly in a timely manner. There are at LEAST a DOZEN other burger joints in this town that outshine Back Room Burger.


One of my favorite stores for shoes. Wonderful selection. I especially love the clearance section organized by size. Super boot collection and great deals on purses. Self service so very comfortable environment.


One word. BOMB. 1st timer at a Greek mediterranean restaurant all though I had Gyros b4. Found out I been pronouncing it wrong this hole time but let's get to the point. Food was excellent, friendly service, definitely a Henderson crowd favorite. If u want to dine it, it's hard to find a seat during prime lunch hours. But 5 stars all the way.


The duck. It's quite good. 16 spices cover this savory main course and goes very well with a sweet red wine. Very choice. \n\nThe dark colors enveloping the surrounding atmosphere and the placing of the tables are nice.  You have enough space between people which I like. It's not too crowded. \n\nGood service there. I admit I got lost with the wine and which one I wanted. You get a quick taste of a wine you chose and if you approve you're supposed to nod in approval which I almost pulled off. Trust me though, I don't think I would have scoffed and chosen another wine because the first wasn't to my satisfaction. \n\nThe table we chose seemed like the best for people watching and enough space between you and other tables. I liked that. Great conversation and great food. I have good memories here and will come back again.


I was in town on the night the Lakers were also in town. BF and I and a friend decided to try to get tix from a scalper. Not knowing the venue, well it figures we got jipped. We got tickets to something they call the verve lounge. Its like a club in between the lower and upper levels. OK thats fine except there is nowhere to sit and the view is lame.\nNOT worth it, I would rather sit in the nosebleeds, then again I'd rather be at Staples Center.


Dropped in to Quality bumper a dealership recommendation for some running boards. Running boards were great. The salesman was very insistent that I buy this truck bed cover, said I was not interested. Kept on said he would give me a great deal. So eventually I cracked...lol I paid for the boards and cover. Then he told me the cover was not in stock and they would have to order it. I stated, I just want to cancel then again very high pressure to keep it, did not want to give my money back. Stated they would call when it was in, probably Friday. With hesitation I agreed. Friday came, saturday went by no word. When I called Monday they stated they called and I would not answer. I checked my phone no recorded of them calling. The manager stated they called and it was my fault since I did not answer. Being told I was lying to them they stated that now I would have to pay a re-stocking fee and the installation was no longer free. Really? Worst customer service I have ever had. WOULD NOT RECOMEND to even my worst enemy:) Buyer beware when shopping here.


Our evening didn't start here, my husband and I were out to take my daughter to dinner for her 18th birthday, she decided on Hamada of Japan (DO NOT GO HERE, the service is HORRIBLE). Needless to say we ended up at Bahama Breeze we were seated in the area where there have some steel drums set up and a gentleman playing on them.\n\nWe were greeted by our server Ivan who was awesome...GREAT Lobster and Shrimp Linguine and Cuban Sandwiches...OOOH and the house Pina Colada!!!!


Oh my goodness, this place is so bad it's almost funny.\n\n1. The alcoholic slushies somehow manage to have a rancid ether-like smell and to have seemingly no alcohol in them at the same time. They also taste strongly of food coloring. I could barely finish mine, which was highly recommended by the waitress.\n\n2. A friend of mine took one bite of his \"cheesesteak\" and didn't touch it again. I can only assume it was inedible. I hedged my bets and got chips and a trio of dips: salsa, spinach and artichoke, and \"homemade\" cheese sauce. I thought, how bad can this be? To hedge further, I asked the waitress if the cheese was actually made in house. \"Um I don't know, I don't work in the kitchen.\" I would have prompted her to go find out, but I figured again (unwisely), how bad can it be? \n\nHere's a breakdown of how bad it was: the chips were stale. The salsa had a strangely off taste and smell...almost as though it was borderline bad. I took a few bites just to be sure, and my date did too. Yup. Something is wrong. The spinach and artichoke dip had a distinct freezer note. And the cheese sauce.  Ohh the \"homemade\" (it said so on the menu!!) cheese sauce.  I would bet my firstborn that pool of fetid yellow rubber was not conjured in house. If it was, holy crap, these people need to fire their cooks.\n\n3. We were in the quiet part of the bar, relatively speaking, and it was still fairly noisy. After sometime around 9:30-10, someone turned up the music so loud we were shouting over it. We settled our bill and got the heckfire out of there.\n\nNot many places raise my ire to scathing one-star levels, but Wet Willies did in a big way (this is probably abundantly clear). The real tragedy is that it seems like people consider this a fun place to hang out with decent daiquiris. I can only thank God I'm not in the drink-my-face-numb phase of my life anymore, if this is how the young'uns get it done in Charlotte.


I have to downgrade my review for THIS location, which my husband and frequent at least 2X a week.  Have to admit we LOVE us some Chipotle BUT....EVERY time we go into get lunch or dinner they are out of something (chicken, rice, forks/knives, soda, Iced tea).  Tonight we went for dinner.  Hubby ordered a large soda and was SO looking forward to a Coke Zero (he usually doesn't drink it..just water...so this was a special order!)...to find out that it's out.  So we tell the cashier who yells in the back for someone to switch out the line.  We wait.  We check for Coke Zero...still looking like Sprite out of the soda dispenser.  We wait some more.  Go back and check and it's still running clear as Sprite.  So I ask the worker about it and she says, \"Oh..we are out of Coke Zero.  Like completely out!\"  Ummm...well the only reason we bought a large drink was to get a Coke Zero.  And it would have been nice to know that info the FIRST time we asked you about it being out!!  And perhaps you should put a sign up for future customers?  We slide on over to grab some forks for our meals.  There are no forks.  The place has no customers except maybe 6 other people who are eating their food, nobody in line and all the while there are literally 7  workers standing on the line and they're not fully stocked?  How does that happen?  My guess is poor management.  Andale, Chipotle!  Get your act together.  I see that I'm not the only reviewer writing about this, either.


Wow. Can't believe this location is closed. I was not aware that it had and tried to stop by to grab some lunch to take back to the office. What a disappointment.


The meat department is one of the best I've found.  The marinated meats are not overly salty.  My family loves the pork carne al pastor and marinated flap steak.  \n\nThe store is small but clean and the staff are always willing to help.  The select is limited due but what I've bought has all been good quality.


For Chef Ami and Chef Rian introducing me to gourmet raw food here 4 years ago, and changing my nutritional profile forever,  this place get's 4 stars.\n\nFor the regular (though pricey) grab & go raw food gourmet options available , 4 stars.\n\nChef Ami-El and Chef Rian get 10 stars though.


I really wanted to like this place, but just can't.  The good:  burgers were above-average and the milkshake very good.\n\nThe bad: fries, onion rings, service, and the price tag for above-mentioned milkshake (ouch!)\n\nFries were mealy and bland.  I couldn't even swallow the onion rings.  For half the price I'll stick with In N Out and Smashburger down the road.


Great shisha, reallly small and busy place. Friendly Arabic environment\n\nThe street is totally under construction, so you its a maze to get to the front door


New to running, my uncle recommend that I find a store that specialized in running to have my feet fitted for the right running shoes.\n\nI believe the woman that helped me was named Erin, she was awesome.  She helped me determine where I was putting pressure when running, she talked me through the pros and cons of each shoe, and she explained some good beginner running habits I should start.  I am a little concerned about the pricing, as some of the shoes they have can be found at your local Rack Room for about $40 cheaper.  However, overall a good experience.  The time the salespeople spend with you is nice and beneficial.  Although I don't think that this is necessarily the place to begin your running experience, just based on prices.


We stopped in for breakfast and found the restaurant to be fairly empty.  They were pushing their \"specials\" pretty hard, and while they looked good, I choose to stick with something else.  \n\nIt did appear as if we might have been a little forgotten about, but the server was very pleasant and apologized.  \n\nOverall it was a very nice experience with good portions and good food.


Ambiance/decor=Yaa! \nConcept/Menu/Theme/=Yaa! \nService=Yaa! \nDog Friendly Patio=Yaa! \nLive Music=Yaa! \n\nHappy Hour ends at 6=boo \nFood=Meh \nClose early Sunday=boo \n\nBomberos I want you to make it! I love the concept, the building, the location! The fact is this: You will ALWAYS be compared to Postinos. Why are you closed on Sunday afternoon when they are packed? They were on a wait yesterday. The first time we tried to go to Bomberos you were closing for the day. We went to Postinos instead that day as well. \n\nWe came in to see the DJ on a Thursday. Their email said they started at 7PM. They didn't start til 7:30. Your website says 8PM. We were confused. Happy Hour ended at 6. Maybe our timing was just bad, but somehow we missed happy hour AND managed to leave by the time the entertainment started. We felt like we missed the best of everything Bomberos had to offer. \n\nYou were also out of Pinot Noir. If it was a Monday after a busy weekend I would understand, but not on a Thursday (and not when you offer 2 different Pinots) and not when one of them is mentioned on the wine list as a \"Bomberos exclusive\". That was peculiar for a wine bar. \n\nThe food was also forgettable. Go back to Postinos and see how well they do their bruschettas. Yours was small, but the pieces were cut too big and we werent given silverwear so it was awkward. We didn't think enough of it to bother ordering anything else even though I was hungry. The whole experience was kinda awkward and slightly disappointing. \n\nWe will be trying you again at some point as the service was good enough to get us back and as I said before we are rooting for you!


Went there 6 in the morning. It's just like any McDonald's, you should know what they serve. The staff is very friendly and helpful.


I went here on friday night because I was celebrating my graduation with my family. We had to wait like 45 minutes but, it was expected for a friday night. When we got seated, we got seated by a very nice hostess. She was polite and talkative. She seated us in a nice booth. We waited a little while before we were helped by our waitress but when she did help us she gave us what we wanted. She seemed very distracted and like she didn't give us all of her attention but its understandable she was busy so no worries. The food was excellent! better than I expected. I had the Terriyaki sirloin and it was a great! I loved it because it was sweet, and I was still able to taste the meat. I will come back again.


FILET MIGNON NOT AS ADVERTISED\n\nWe ordered the filet mignon with chicken hibachi.  The flavor was ok, we asked for the filet to be medium and it arrived well done, was very chewy and we suspect a chuck roast or some other inferior cut of beef was substituted for the filet.  False advertising at its best--shouldn't that be illegal?\n\nThe fried rice that came with it was ok but we were not offered a choice of steamed rice or noodles.  Other hibachi places we have been to plate noodles and steamed or fried rice together.\n\nThe miso soup was very salty and murky and not very flavorful.  The salad had a lot of water at the bottom of the bowl and was made up of head lettuce only (anyone ever heard of a salad spinner)--not very appetizing.\n\nWe also ordered sushi (all cooked ingredients) it was just ok and not the best I have experienced.\n\nThe waitress was slow and had to be asked for refills on our hot tea.  The whole meal took almost an hour and a half and cost $75.00 tip included.  Not worth the price, time, gas and wear and tear on the car to get there.


I was searching for a place that served cheese curds last night and Culvers popped up as being the \"highest ranking\" place with them. Do NOT go here for the cheese curds!! Especially if you've ever had good ones at San Tan Flats, A&W or even Buffalo Wild Wings. I don't like the breading they put on them here - they tasted more like a bad mozzarella stick than a curd. Not a fan.\n\nI did like my burger. Fries were OK - not my favorite and I don't think I'd get them again. My husband's chicken strips were good - just pricey! I also liked how their place is set up. They have an area to order (with a HUGE) menu, and then a separate dining area. It makes it feel more like a sit down restaurant then fast food which is nice.\n\nThe custard was SO good!! I got the flavor of the day (toffee pecan) and I'd come back just for it again!! \n\nBe sure to sign up for their e-mail and text club. I got a BOGO deal and a free scoop of ice cream off their yelp check in offer too! Made it under $18 for the 3 of us.


Formerly Aliante Station's Feast Buffet:\n\nI rate Medley Buffet okay with a capital O. Recently Station Casinos sold off Aliante Station. After the change in ownership the Feast Buffet exited the newly named Aliante, and Medley Buffet came in. In a way this is a change for the better. I was not crazy over Aliante Station's Feast Buffet. It was on a level below the majority of Station's Feast Buffets. The fact that I was left to fill up on corn chips on my last brunch there, would of left me with a 2-star rating. \n\n  The reality is I am also not crazy over Medley Buffet.  It is still a star up from the former Feast Buffet.  Everything that I put on my plate: won ton soup, spaghetti with meatballs, chow mien noodles, fried rice, and cocktail shrimp at night was just Okay.\n\n  What is good about Medley Buffet is the price, limited wait, and service. What they did right was to check up on refills and clear the tables-with a smile.\n\n  Medley Buffet is in a league far above Circus-Circus Buffet and far below Rio's Carnival Buffet. It is in a league worthy of a return visit when I am in The Aliante.


Nice hotel, but for the first time I can honestly say the gambling machines are fixed and the MGM experience is a perfect example why I making these accusations. I spent 4 days at the MGM and played both the tables and the machines. I found a great five cent machine that was very exciting to play. Over the course of 4 days I kept going back to the 10 FREE GAMES machine that offers 10 ways of winning . For 3 staight evenings I played this game and played for atleast 20 minutes or a little longer until it gave you a free spin. Regardless of the amount that I won, I always got atleast one free spin, The last night I was there, I tried the same machine and after 2 1/2 hours of playing ,that  machine never gave me that free spin. $270.00 later I called the manager and he took it out of commission and I called the gaming board. Of course nobody has contacted me but I can assure you that Machines in Casinos are FIXED and controlled. What a waste of time and precious money! MGM you should be ashamed!


Best pizza in America?  It was good but definitely not the best.  Worth trying if there is no wait.


Been going here regularly for a while. Now sometimes we get it and it is watered down and isn't as spicy as it used to be; this has happened on two occasions thus far. The rice is strange sometimes too. I don't know if they changed cooks or not. The soft drinks are $3 each which is outrageous. We have also experienced the 18% tip issue mentioned on here before. $17 per person for lunch! It is a shame because it used to be so good. :-(


The Pebble Marketplace Great Clips is one of the hair salons that I frequent. It is halfway between home and work. It is  also convenient because it shares the same shopping center as Smith's, my bank, and Starbuck's. After work I appreciate convenience.\n\n  More than convenience, I appreciate talented and personable hair stylists. I'm sure many of you reading this have had a Samurai hairstylist where you couldn't wait for the miserable hairstylist to finish aggressively cutting your hair. Anyway at the Pebble Marketplace Great Clips, every hairstylist that cut and styled my hair has been talented and personable. With that said, I give a shout out to hair stylist Robin. Her artistry of beard trimming and hair styling transformed my caveman look to clean cut within 20 minutes. Throughout the whole time we were joking about the Vegas weather.\n\n  Great Clips is up to date with the computer age. When you visit Great Clips, you have the option of putting your name in a computer data base. It's kind of neat because it records your hairstyle. So, when Robin started cutting my hair, she knew off the bat that I prefer the three on the side. The computer data base also comes in handy for online appointments.\n\n  What Great Clips isn't is a fancy hair salon. It is my understanding that they don't wash your hair at a sink. What Great Clips is is Great Value. Twelve dollars buys a nice haircut. People have complimented me on the Pebble Marketplace Great Clips haircuts.  So, they are doing something right. Value extends to beard trims and shaves. Their $5 beard trims and shaves are one of the best deals in the area. \n\n  Regardless that I am not dedicated to one hair salon,  there ought to be additional check-ins here. The service and quality of haircuts equal 3.5 stars.


Good for the management to reach out and connect with me.  I hope they are sincere in making an effort to make this establishment a better experience for everyone.


I came here because I've heard good things about the reverse happy hour, although it was for the Gilbert location but since we were closer to this location we made the mistake of coming here. I asked to sit close to the fish tank so my daughter could enjoy the view and was told if we wanted to partake in reverse HH we would have to sit elsewhere. We were told we could sit on the other side at the only open table in view (still dirty) and proceeded to seat ourselves. After several minutes of waiting my daughter politely asked for our table to be cleaned. Our server finally appeared, our drinks and food came out at a snail's pace. The chicken satay over a slaw was good, peanut sauce good(have had better) whatever the other sauce was, awful. The apple brie and pepperoni flatbread were ok but quickly became cold because the air conditioner was on so high you'd think it was summer outside. Average food with poor service, the only reason for 2 stars as opposed to 1 was the nicest gentleman whose job only appeared to be to bus tables was polite to my daughter & myself, was personable and was the only one who genuinely seemed happy to be there. He deserves a mention, the tips and a raise. We might try hh again at Kona but definitely not at this location!


First, this location is a dual KFC/LJS so you don't the full menu and you should count yourself lucky if you don't get food poisoning after eating.  What I got though was some fish that looked good but tasted odd, I can't place what the taste was other possibly some chemical added to the batter.  Hushpuppies and slaw was good, service wasn't bad either but when you got to a fish place (even a fast food fish place) you expect decent food.


OMG this place is so amazing, the food is so delicious, and the price for the portion and the quality is totally worth it. The staff are very friendly. I m so happy we finally have a great tonkatsu place like this in Vegas


First time here.  Had a late lunch today because we had a gift card from our son.  This place is OK.  That's about all I can say . . . 2 pizza's + 2 beers = $30.  Crust is very thin.  Go if you love thin dry crust.  Don't think I'd ever go back.  There were a few tables with dirty dishes.  They weren't busy at all.  Wish I could say more.  I'm sorry but this place didn't excite.


I almost couldn't believe such a movie theatre existed. Galaxy delivers a luxury home theatre experience that will spoil you from all other movie theatres.\nLuxurious cushy recliners with tables and drinkholders is like being home. Another great thing is they have assigned seating (not so great for movie sneakers...ahem) so you don't have to show up extra early to nab that center row seat, just come at your leisure and don't worry about stepping over anyone...there is plenty of room to walk.\nThere's also a bar. What's crazy is that ticket prices are the same as other theatres...sans the convenience fee if you order online for assigned seating.\nBring comfy socks or a light blanket, settle in and enjoy the movie experience.


Very innovative, fresh and yummy! The preparations are more than pretty; it is an art. Viewing them satisfied my appetite :D\nChef Jonny's expertise is really impressive. \nAll sashimi dishes are amazing. I would recommend cucumber wrap with halibut, spring leaves wrapped with marinated tuna, micro French fries (Angel hair) wrapped with yellow tail, surf and turf (blue crab wrapped with thin sliced NY steak) , Ono (king crab meat wrapped with super white tuna) and salmon sashimi in Truffle oil. The list goes on.. The place is a must for sushi lovers. My hubby took me there I will definitely go back again !


FAQ:\n\nQ: WOOOOOOO VEGAS!!!!!!!\nA: VEEEEGAS!!!!!\n\nQ: I AM SOOO DRUNK!!!!\nA: ME TOO!!!\n\nQ: I AM STARVING!!!!!!!\nA: SO FUCKING STARVING!!\n\nQ: ISN'T THERE AN ICE CREAM HAPPY HOUR AT THE IMPERIAL PALACE?\nA: ABSOLUTEY! LET'S DO IT.\n\nQ: OH. MY. GOD. IS THAT A CHIPOTLE!?\nA: CHIPOOOOTLE!!!!\n\nFYI ... So, we stopped at this super-conveniently-located Chipotle (delicious Mexican fast-food in case you're unable to read the reviews below) for lunch. What? Don't give me that look. It's Vegas. You're supposed to be drunk by lunch.\n\nThis is the only Chipotle I've seen in a food court setting and trust me (and see my reviews), I've been to a lot of Chipotle restaurants.\n\nMaybe there's a mini-Chipotle at an airport. I haven't been to enough airports.


Although when I did go it was busy making me wait a long time , I think this place has wonderful employees. Customer service is great. Although some people have very lil patience , the guys don't let any of that get to them .


I hate to be the bad news bear, but 3rd visit last night for dinner, and the food & service were both not the best.  I had the 3 veggies plate with mac & cheese, collard greens, and cream squash.  I also had a few bites of the fried pickles.  Fried pickles were good.  Mac & cheese was moist and cheesy and acceptable.  Collard greens was under cooked in my opinion and I have had better home cooked greens than that.  Cream squash was OMG kinda not good.  It was so watery, for a moment I thought I had ordered cream OF squash soup.  Waitress wasn't too friendly at all.  I doubt it's a surprise that it's going to be busy at dinner time, so why not put that frowny face away and put a freaking smile on!\n\nSeriously, I'm getting tired of all the hypes floating around town about these hip new places.  So far I've been disappointed by most of them.


This place recently re-opened after being closed for a little while. My family and I decided to order some pizza's for dinner. Just awful!  Worst mistake ever. BIG BIG disappointment. Little Cesar's $5 pepperoni is better than this garbage. I used to like Rosati's but this order ruined it for me. I'll never order pizza from this place ever again.


I   was given the bate and switch routine that sleazy car dealers are known for  and I would never recommend CardinaleWay Mazda Peoria Az to anyone


Wait, wait, it's only $3 for a carwash?  And it's the cool kind where you get to sit in your car as it's going through the wash?? \n\nMy mom and I took the cars here to get them washed on sunny day and I couldn't believe how cheap it was.  The location itself is easy to get in and out of, but if you don't know it's there, it's possible to drive right by it.  For $3, the car gets a nice wash and at the end, there are stations to park with non-quarter operated vacuums to clean the inside.  \n\nYou can upgrade to a more premium wash where they will vacuum and wipe down the interior of the car, but my mom is kind of psycho when it comes to cleaning and likes to do it herself.


I have no hesitation in giving this review one star.  I wanted a Frosty, but left without anything.  The patron two cars in front of me apparently thought she was ordering at a fine dining establishment.  It's Wendys not a fancy steakhouse. While waiting for this person to finish ordering her lenghtly and detailed order, a bum tried to ask me for change.  I promptly told him to get the F*** out of here.  I took my own advice and did the same.  Will not be back to this location.


Everyone knows Enterprise cause of there fancy little \"We'll pick you up\" campaign that has been running since the beginning of time.......I usually go with whoever is the cheapest.... however, next time I need to rent a car, I will be renting from this particular Enterprise..... all 4 employees that I came in contact with were friendly, knew their jobs and seemed to love the company...  The service was impressive for a rental car store....  they didnt hassle me on things I didnt want and really went above and beyond....   I feel 100% comfy with sending all yall yelpy yelpers on over there......


decent place. tvs, outside seating, and a roll of paper towels hanging on every table! i'm definitely a fan of pizza and beer, only you have to drink the beer there (draft- pretty good!), so take out doesn't afford that combination.  they have wine too.  their appetizers seem good, but i just had the pizza (with veggie toppings) which was just ok.  nothing too special here... maybe its location.


I love hole-in-the-wall taco joints ... usually. Not so here. I got the shredded chicken and the carnitas tacos. Soft corn tortillas, of course. No flavor on either - I guess they really rely on their salsa bar. The carnitas bordered on inedible due to the very hard crust on the meat. Might try this again someday just to try to see how it got so many 5-star reviews, but this trip was barely worth 2.


Visited my fair Vegas last weekend with a friend who was having a conference at Mandalay Bay, which is home to Red Square with the ice bar...which we didn't even notice!  \n\nThe food was pretty great.  I had the Salmon with mushroom ragout and asparagus...talk about yummy!  Salmon cooked perfectly and the ragout was rich and creamy and perfectly mushroom flavored.  Oh, but I started with the Lobster bisque...a little on the salty side, but had plenty of chunks of meat.  Friend had the Goat cheese salad, yummy, and the Ahi Tuna, which had a wonderfully spicy/sweet sauce with it, and plated on a long rectangle glass plate---oh so pleasing.   Other friend had the Ribeye with mashies...sort of the plainest meal on the menu, and her beef had a bit too much fat on it.  \n\nCan you believe that we had only one martini between us?  It didn't taste all that great...kindof a strange mix of flavors.  Oh well. Next time. \n\nOnly 3 stars due to the service...was not impressed...server was a bit slow and unattentive, only came by when she \"had to\" and a bit too late.


I had my hair and make-up done for an event in Las Vegas and I looked and felt like a celebrity! After reading the reviews on Yelp, I called and spoke with Todd. I made my appointment and he asked if I needed transportation from my hotel on the Strip. I said I did and he recommended a limo driver named Bill that would drop me off and pick me up without \"getting lost\" like some taxis do. Bill's prices were very affordable so make sure to ask about him if you don't have a car. Todd greeted me at the door and the whole experience was excellent. I left with beautiful Victoria's Secret hair and stunning makeup that made my skin look flawless. I have never had a smoky eye before and I regret I live on the other side of the country because this place does great work! Do yourself a favor ladies and  visit Platinum Entourage when you want to look your very best for that special event.


We split the short rib enchiladas and pork carnitas and they were amazing! The salsas and guac were also delicious and extremely fresh, and the staff were very attentive. If we'd found this spot earlier in our trip we definitely would have gone back a few more times- but we'll definitely be back during our next visit to Vegas.


Great bagels! Not the best atmosphere but good coffee and bagels. Fair prices, friendly staff... I will definitely go there more often.