As much as I try, I can't sink my teeth into Chicken Cottage at all.\n\nThey are always situated in downtrodden areas which don't endear them to me, and although this one isn't in the worst part of Edinburgh I can't shake that image. This branch is well kept and looks a bit nicer from the outside, but I still remain a bit wary of the food.\n\nChicken Cottage sells fast food at its fastest, and with that you know what to expect. I've never had a horrible meal from here since it's cooked properly, and it's cheap so it's better value for money than the likes of McDonalds, but even then it's not my favourite place to go. \n\nIt's not a relfection on the staff in this particfular branch, and I admire the way this franchise started out from humble beginnings in London. But I just can't warm to it, which is a matter of taste I guess. Not bad if you're looking for something ultra cheap, quick and easy, but it's a poor man's KFC with a hint of gloom about it. I don't know if it's because their shops seem to pop up in sketchy areas but at the end of the day it's just another fast food place.\n\nThe meat is halal though, which at least offers something a bit different that McDonalds and KFC can't.


we ate here for our last day in vegas. everyone was hung over and we needed some soup to make us feel better. i ordered the fire chicken wings which weren't spicy at all. but it wasn't bad. the dim sum was yummy because they had a good amount of shrimp inside. the duck noodle soup thing was ok. the duck was good. hot and sour soup- a bit spicy, too much pepper. and the chrysanthemum iced tea was delish.


This place was probably the worst disappointment of our Vegas trip.  We stayed at Palazzo and wandered over to the Venetian's faux Italy world for dinner.  They had numerous little \"outdoor\" cafes to choose from, Wolfgang Puck, Mario Batali, and other famous chefs so, we figured any one of them would be extraordinary.  \n\nWe opted for this little place due to my Italian food obsession.  We ordered 2 pasta dishes (TAGLIATELLE ALLA CASTELLANA and LINGUINE ALLA BURANELLA) , the first was very underdone and bland and other was a hot garlic mess.\n\nReally, for the price, I've had better food at The olive Garden


An indoor mall that has it all! This is an air conditioned outlet mall filled with hundreds of shops and plenty for the kids to do. It is a mall you can spend all day at because there is so much going on. Let me start off by telling the ladies you must wear comfortable shoes because this mall is made for us. There are some bargains in each and every store. I use this mall as part of my  workout regimen because I get so many steps in one day. For the men don't feel left out there is plenty for you to see and do as well. I have found some great men stores along with athletic stores like Sports Authority. Now for young ones there is an Arcade, IMAX Theatre, Aquarium, Rain Forest Cafe, dozens of dining places  and so much more. Wonderful place to tke the family.


Nice neighborhood. We spent the day here with our dogs and 4 year old. Had no issues with either park. We will be frequent visitors.


A very unique menu with a lot of out of the box breakfast options. I had the chorizo omelette and it was delicious, but the potatoes stole the show. Crispy and very flavorful. A friend had the duck hash and that was great, but the scrambler and the bacon omelette were a bit disappointing to the others dining with us. They serve bloody Marys during brunch and those also weren't great...especially at $7 each\n\nThis is a restaurant where customers order at the counter and serve themselves for drinks/coffee then are given a # and a member of the staff brings your food out. So, not full service and it can get busy making finding a table tricky.  \n\nOverall, it was decent but pretty expensive. For two of us, our meal was $45 (including one cocktail). Pretty pricey for \"just OK\" food.


Delicious yogurt that was better than Yogurtland. Great flavors. It's been a long time since chocolate froyo has been done right. Loved the Honeydew. Pecan pie was great! Ill be back!


First and foremost, I don't mind spending money on good coffee.  I do have to say that the ambiance has definitely changed quite a bit in the last 6 months.   I used to walk in and see my favorite baristas and we'd chit chat a little but now they all seem to be gone.  I'm going to assume that's because of the new location?  I'm not sure.  Regardless the coffee now seems to taste less satisfying :(.  It's saddening because we really adored this place but now go elsewhere.  If anything it's a testament to the difference people can make in that sort of environment.


I have been going here like 3 years.  Lani is the best her pedicures always last forever and everyone always compliments my nails and pedicures.


I should have read the reviews first.  If the reviews are that spread out its obviously \"hit or miss\".  This was my first and last time going there. It was definitely a giant miss for me.  After being seated and waiting for so long, I was about to just leave when the waiter called out on his way from the next table that he would right there.  After another long wait, he finally showed up. When asked about any of the menu items, he just looked confused.  When ordering a wine with dinner he had to put his finger on the page and leave with the wine list. Of course during this time, we had to specifically ask for water to drink be brought to the table. \n\nFor the appetizers, I had the French Onion Soup (not bad), while my companion had the Tomato Salad which consisted three slices of tomato with baby sprigs and a dressing. Hardly enough to be considered a salad. \n\nWhen the entrees arrived. They both looked, felt and tasted like they had been sitting under a heat lamp for far too long. My prime rib was cold as well as my \"whipped\" (mashed) potatoes. My companion had the club sandwich with rosemary pomme frittes (French Fries). Its hard to mess up a club sandwich, but the fries were cold, limp and greasy.  EVERYTHING had to be sent back to the kitchen!  My meal came out a second time and it was correct. My companions pomme frittes came out in the same state as the first attempt. She just gave up and simply said \"never mind\" to the fries. \n\nDuring the course of the meal our drinks ran low and eventually empty. My companion had to go to the hostess stand and ask if the manager could stop by our table with some water. \n\nWhen Mark the manager showed up, we conveyed our experiences with Rey the waiter.  He of course politely apologized. And offered to \"adjust\" the bill, which Rey promptly delivered. Rey seemed to have forgotten the the special I ordered came with dessert, so I had to remind him.  Of course coffee wasn't offered so I had to flag Rey down for som coffee. When we got our coffee, Rey was distracted by something else yet again and just put his carafe on the table in front of me like we were at an Ihop.  Since we ordered coffee, he had to add that to the bill and we had to flag him down yet again. \n\nSERVICE: Horrible\nFOOD:  Mediocre (at best)\n\nFor the guy that said \"not that bad\", I ask you how does it have to be before you feel like your time and money has been wasted?  How important is you time and how hard do you work for you money?  If you value either, you won't waste it at Le Cafe Ile Saint Louis.


That was the worst sub I have ever had in my life (Chicken Parm).  The chicken was rubbery and the bread was mushy as all hell. BUT, my boyfriend's turkey sub looked really good and he confirmed that! It's my own fault for getting a hot sub at a \"Subway\" type place..plain and simple. \nThe place was clean and I like that they slice the meat for subs to order. \nMaybe I'll try something else if I decide to go back.


Long long long wait in drive thru.  For hard freaking chicken strips.  Overpriced.  Overrated.  Food was either overcooked or under a heat lamp all day.   A waste of a good location they could put a better fast food joint.


We stopped in after breakfast for a latte and encountered the proprietor on the phone and trying to take our order as he was talking on the phone.  He had a look on his face as if we were inconveniencing him and we felt rushed and unwelcome.  As we were leaving we had to say thank you and good bye and as he was reading the newspaper he uttered bye with no eye contact.  The coffee was not good and we will not return here.  This establishment is geared towards the locals.


I am not a museum person at all.  But after I met my husband who enjoys mob movies, I planned a mob-themed Valentine's Day for us last year.  The Mob Museum was a must on the agenda.\n\nThis is one of my favorite museums. It is dense with lots of information, confiscated property, and FBI collections. I don't think I even got through the last floor after being there for 4 hours!  My favorite exhibits contained videos, photographs, and props. I especially enjoyed the video near the exit that talked about who the mob movies were inspired by.  I also enjoyed the 2nd floor with the courtroom where the Kefauver hearings were held.  Another is the JFK Assassination room.  Oh and the film about the gruesome murders.  Murder Inc. There's so much to see!\n\nDefinitely one of a kind, fun, intense, and eye-opening.  So fun that I became a member!  Please visit and support the mob museum. I want this part of American history to be preserved as long as we can!


Not bad. While the wifey and I only tried breakfast, the rest of the menu looked interesting (like Salmon pizza). It was fairly decent, I feasted on the Eggs Any Style breakfast and the misses ordered the smoked salmon bagel sandwich. The smoked salmon was a hit and the Eggs any style was just as you would expect. The eggs any style comes with homestyle potatoes (good stuff!), meat and toast...pretty fulfilling. Prices are high, but you should expect it for the convenience and city location.\n\nUpdate: 1/24/11\n\nI recently revisited this deli and I'll keep it at three stars.  They took the Salmon Bagel sandwich off the menu, but now offer it in a DIY boxed version which is still good! My kids had the french toast which I sampled and it was awesome! It came with white chocolate additions and a really good whip cream topping! This french toast is a must have!!!!


My boyfriend made reservations here for my birthday dinner. The view was amazing (at night)  and the food was delicious. We both ordered the surf and turf my lobster was so good and my steak so tender and moist . My boyfriend who usually doesn't like his steaks medium rare ended up finishing my plate!  he said and I quote \" best steak hes ever had\" we came at night and the vibe was romantic.


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


Ok so the first time we came in this place they were closing. But decided to not tell us, we were the only two in the restaurant and the sushi was obviously end of day sushi.  However, we decided they deserved a second chance.\nToday was the day; my friend and I went in at 1pm. Once again we were the only people in the restaurant.  The server seemed shocked to have customers, and didn't understand why we were entering?\nThere are about eight TVs. All were on. All were muted.\nThe sushi was from who knows when. \nYou could hear a pin drop, again.\n\nWhen two other customers finally showed up after we requested the tab, we tried making eye contact to warn them - no.. just go. It's not worth it.\n\nFinally as we were leaving the server turned on some music.  We decided that it must be a four patron minimum for any ambiance to be initiated.\n\nYou can get the same quality sushi at Fry's in the deli than in this place. \nWe wanted to love it.\nWe gave a a second chance.\nIt got an F again.


Vegas Yelpers!\n\nI'm always on a hunt for red velvet pancakes!\n\nCame here the other day with my boys Supercr3w/Jabbawockeez for Rainen's birthday breakfast. They are good friends with the owner Baja. Baja is super friendly and took really good care of us.\n\nThis is a hard review because the owner was amazing nice... but the red velvet pancakes... didn't pass my approval!\n\nI ordered the red velvet pancakes... with egg whites, chicken sausage and potatoes. I didn't care for their version of red velvet pancakes! I was bummed out and only ate a quarter of it. Something was missing in their recipe... I had better. My friends cousin also didn't like her order of red velvet pancakes... and only took a bite of it. The rest of my breakfast was doable... hard to mess up right?!\n\nI won't be back unless it's with the boys... if so I'll have to try the chocolate pancakes and update my review.\n\nCan't complain... I only paid... tip... Baja took care of us.\n\nAs for the red velvet pancakes... Sorry. Fail.\n\nCasual indoor dining. Check it out and lmk what you think.


Getting blood drawn is never fun and I usually have the tendency to faint after getting my blood taken. So the fact that I'm giving this place 4 stars says a lot. There were quite a few people ahead of me when I arrived, but they called my name after about 5 minutes. The ladies that were taking blood were super nice and really easy to talk to. I told them that I pass out sometimes and they were super accommodating to it and let me lay down on the bed. They were talking to me the whole time to get my mind off of my fears and it worked. Super easy and I just felt a small pinch from the needle. The whole process from walking in to walking out was about 10 minutes. I'd definitely come here if I need my blood work done again.


I always order delivery from them, not because their food is great but because they are the only Chinese restaurant that delivers and taste acceptable around where I live. I always tip the driver 20% or above until lately I was having an important phone call when they delivered and forgot to tip the guy. I was told on the phone that I need to tip the driver the next time I called them. I said Ok and apologized, explaining I was on the phone that's why I didn't tip the driver. And I did tip the driver this time. However I FOUND A BIG PIECE OF EGG SHELL AND A PIECE OF HAIR in my food. This has never happened before so I dont know if they did it on purpose or not. As far as I remember tipping is OPTIONAL, and you should never throw egg shell and hair into other people's food.


The highlight of our visit here has to be the lengthy typed 'banned list' on the wall. \n\nThere is so much to say about this place, so let me start with the positives...\n- The characters inside seem lovely, this is clearly their second home but they have such a lovely sense of community with they darts and dominoes club.\n- When Joe and I walked in we didn't feel unwelcome despite the fact that we stuck out like a saw thumb.\n- The drinks are unbelievably cheap, \u00a31.70 for a vodka lime and soda.\n- Although we didn't try any, they had a small food menu, rolls for 90p and a burger for about \u00a31.70.\n\nHowever, there are many negatives...\n- It was close to 100\u00b0c inside.\n- Smelled like an old people's home.\n- Generally a bit manky.\n- It was like an old men's social club, not somewhere a 26 year old female really fits in!\n\nSo overall, if you are an old man who wants to sit in the pub all day with some friends, then this is the place for you!


I am really getting tired of restaurants that specialize in a specific region of the world, yet do such a poor job a reflecting the culinary offerings of that region.\n\nI must confess, I am not an expert on Greek cuisine, but I feel I have had better Greek than this. \n\nI can tell the difference between fresh ingredients and something that has sat in the walk-in cooler for a couple of weeks. \n\nThis is Las Vegas, a restaurant can not afford to get lazy about quality or it will end up being another victim of the recession.


The 440 Sandwich with sweet potato fries is one of my favorite lunches. The salads are also great, and I can't wait to try the pasta dishes (and I will...one of these days).\n\nI really like this location because it seems quicker and less crowded than the one on Hualapai.


The only record store in Vegas left that I will shop at now that Big B's Cds & Records - CLOSED!


I stayed here for one night on business and booked the day of my stay.  No problems whatsoever.  Staff was very professional and polite.\nHad breakfast in the morning and it was good but definitely hotel-priced.\nThey do offer a lot of convenient amenities like the bistro with a la carte items, the gym, indoor pool, computer access & free wi-fi.\nThe room was super CLEAN and quiet which was great.  \nTook a while to get the water temperature from scalding hot in the shower to something more reasonable.  That and the lack of available outlets in the room, which doesn't seem to be uncommon anymore, are the reasons I deducted a star.


4.5 Stars\n\nOK boys and girls, for this one you'll be jumping in a time machine with me.  Destination...the ending of the year 1998.  Reason...I have the song \"Pretty Fly for a White guy\" from The Offspring playing and helping out with this review.  The hook of the song goes like this:\n\nGive it to me baby...Uh-huh...Uh-huh!\n\nGive it to me baby...Uh-huh...Uh-huh!\n\nGive it to me baby...Uh-huh...Uh-huh!\n\nAnd all the girl say Papa Joe's fly for a fish guy!\n\nNow repeat this hook three or four times and thank me later for burning this song in your brain!  It may be a new song for you(look it up) or one that has been forgotten and put on the front burner again.  After placing my order and waiting for my fish I hear this hook. \n\nGive it to me baby...Uh-huh...Uh-huh!\n\nGive it to me baby...Uh-huh...Uh-huh!\n\nGive it to me baby...Uh-huh...Uh-huh!\n\nAnd all the girl say Papa Joe's fly for a fish guy!\n\nPapa Joe's Fish-N-Que has one of those qualities that is warm and instantaneously makes you feel comfortable when dining in.  There is nothing fancy about Papa Joe's but it's not suppose to be that.  The only thing that comes to mind is that this place is like going to a family member/really good friend's home that you can relate to.  I'll get to the food soon.  The second greatest thing here behind the food is the \"bang for your buck\", you will certainly get a good value for what you will pay for.  Most everything comes as a combo which has a side/sides and drink.  \n\nPapa Joe's is located in a very tight strip mall and depending on your timing, parking can be tough.  Inside you will mainly find booths and a few high tables.  Not ideal for large parties.  You will find one small TV in the booth located in the rear right corner as you walk in.  You place your order and sit down.  Ordering happens to the left when you walk in.  Drinks are self serve, in the right center of the place.  Fountain soda station, brewed iced tea and three different Koolaid dispensers.  \n\nOnto the food!  I am only going to touch on a few items that my family and I have experienced.  Fish!!!  They have Catfish, Whiting and Cod which are all prepared regular or spicy.  The spicy cod is my favorite hands down.  These are the sides we have tried, many more available.  Fried okra, jalape\u00f1o hushpuppies, fries and sweet potato tater tots.  The jalape\u00f1o hushpuppies are out of this world.  The hot wings are a very good value too!  Good flavor but not the best quality of chicken, at least for the one time I had them.  The quality of the wings are not bad just have had better, but not even close to Papa Joe's price!   \n\nThey have burgers, various BBQ sandwiches, chicken strips, ribs, kids meals and fish sandwiches.  All that I have not tried yet, but each trip I will be trying new things.  The desserts look good but never have room after my meal.


I could not wait to come home to write this review.  I paid for this on Las Vegas.com and chose it because it is a castle and we have a two year old.  It was also the cheapest out of all of the hotels although last month we vacationed at the Luxor for about the same price with better customer service.  When we arrived I was told that there was a resort fee of $22.  That was unexpected but cool so I paid cash. The following morning I get a message light telling me to call guest services which I did and was told that I still owed the resort fee.  The woman was rude to me as though I was trying to get away with something and snorted when I told her that I'd paid cash and that should be in their system since after all I was in the room...hello?!  Then she told me that there was no note of it and that I bring down the receipt.  Well that just pissed me off as it was early morning and when I described the guy who helped me as Hispanic she answered, \"So you are saying that he's Mexican?!\"  Like what?!  I told her that I didn't know specifically the nationality and asked if there was any log of me checking in and she said, \"Well yes, but you need to pay.\"  I asked for the manager.  He came on and told me that the employee was off that day but he would check into it.  We went to have breakfast at the little table in the room and when I sat down I was stuck in my upper thigh by a skinnny piece of metal sticking out of the arm of the chair.  I called down and once again the rude woman on the line just said, \"Well, what chair and are you coming down to pay what you owe.\"  There was no, \"I'm sorry that you were hurt are you okay?  We'll send someone right away to take the chair out since you have a two year old with you...or anything like that.   This time I told her that she was rude and she just transferred me to the manager named Mark.  He was nice enough and told me that he didn't understand the rudeness and would speak to her and that they would extend our checkout time until 3p.m.  We agreed I put some Neosporin on the pin prick on my leg and we went out to lunch since we had time to pack.  We got back at 1:40 p.m. and when we tried the door key it didn't work.  I called on my cell the hotel number three times to no answer and finally a supervisor of the maids came by and called security.  The guard got there but first had to let another family into the room.  Then when I told him that we had called downstairs and that they were rude about the call he responded, \"Well what do you want me to do, I can't answer for other people.\"  He opened our room and left.  I laughed at that point because truly you do get what you pay for.  I don't know if the issue of the \"resort fee\" was solved but I did go down to speak to them again and absolutely no record of my paying cash was lodged and I wasn't given a receipt and they also had no idea that I'd paid the hotel fee on line completely.  It was a disaster.  Leaving on a positive note, the wading pool was great for small children.  Otherwise it was a horrible experience and the unfortunate end to my lovely summer vacation as a teacher on break. Advice:  Spend the extra money and skip the castle.


Viet Kitchen is not for vegetarians.\nThe food don't taste good, kitchen is not clean, service is bad, when you enter the restaurant before half an hour of the closing time, the waitress may yell at you and say they are cleaning the kitchen. \nSeeing the reviews here, I think the restaurant may have some non vegetarian dishes which are good yet the kitchen IS very dirty.\n\nI will never go to Viet Kitchen.


Amazingly tasty pizza. Fresh taste from crust, sauce, and cheese.  The crust is perect in my book.  The toppings are interesting and a refresing change from tired Pittsburgh pizza toppings. Veggies were extra fresh.  Sausage and Pepperoni were tasty without taking over the flavor of the pizza.  Truthfully, I expected the prices to be way higher than what I paid.  The food is a bargain.  I would gladly pay more for all the fresh, home-made goodness, but I am overly pleased that they are reasonably priced.  Do try this pizza.  You won't be disappointed.


This is a fantastic school.  I am puzzled by F.N. review.  From what I read this person has not had a child attend this school.  I think it would be impossible to judge the quality of education by simply walking thru the halls.  I have two children at this school.  Both of them started at pre k.  They have not only have received a world class eduction, but they have had no problem socially or physically.  The teachers and administration are highly qualified and nurturing at the same time.  There is not a better school in the valley.


Great place!  Very clean, friendly, fast.


Maintenance here is ridiculous. My bathroom sink would leak like crazy after the warm water ran for a minute. They told me it was fixed, I'd come home turn the water on and by the time I was done taking my shoes off my bathroom was flooded. My kitchen sink started to leak so they replaced it and now I have next to no water pressure. \n\nThe appearance of this place is getting worse and worse. One example, our pool has been green all summer. \n\nRecently, I signed another lease and my rent for a one bedroom went up over $100 a month. That is disgusting to treat a tenant that way. As if they already aren't making a ton of money already, I got charged $50 because my rent wasn't paid on the 1st that was a holiday! I log on to my account on the 2nd to pay, thinking there wouldn't be a problem since the 1st was a holiday. Nope! $50! No grace period, not willing to work with me. I've never been late, ever! And it was the day after a holiday! I don't understand how they can be so unwilling to see the facts and help me out. \n\nI would never recommend this place to anyone.


Wanted a change of scene after 2 days at our hotel, so we hopped on over to the Tropicana and found this place.\n\nNow, I feel like 3 stars isn't doing it justice, but we did wait when the restaurant was sort of empty and the service was kind of slow. Otherwise, this may have been a 4 star experience. \n\nI had the philly cheesesteak sandwich. It was actually pretty good except for the bread. I'm an Amoroso roll snob. It really had everything going for it, except for the roll. \n\nThe french fries were amazing. I didn't order them, but they gave them to me and it was yummy to my tummy. I have a potato bias, though. I just love them.\n\nThe side salad was OK, very basic. \n\nService was, like I said slow. Normally I wouldn't mind, but we were time crunching it a bit towards the end. The manager was cool and gave us our check and I didn't feel rushed to pay or anything like that. \n\nIf I'm back in town, I'll probably come back. It's a nice place.


Being a huge fan of Chicago- style stuffed pizzas, the only reason I hadn't made it out to Amore sooner was the location (far from home in Henderson) and my on and off adherence to low carb diets. On Friday I used my birthday week (yes I said week, LOL) as a caloric excuse and finally made it out to try the best stuffed pizza in our fair city ! \n\nHaving read Yelp and with a certain degree of familiarity with Chicago style pizzas, I knew to call ahead to make sure I could squeeze Amore into my lunch break and still get in and out of there in under an hour. The lunch specials for $5 looked good, but I had to try the stuffed pie to see if this place lived up to my favorite spots in Chicago. Their large with 2 toppings for $15.99 was well priced (on special?), and was ready within the promised 45 minutes. \n\nI'll start with the service - it was fabulous. Our waitress couldn't have been more nice or helpful. The pie was beautiful and looked like the pies I remember in Chicago. Ok, I'll be blunt. This pie was by far the best I've had in Vegas (as far as Chicago stuffed styles go), but definitely isn't \"just like Chicago\". It's like Steve said - it's a nicotine patch equivalent for Chicago pizza addicts. \n\nFor me, the sauce was way too sweet but I realize that's personal preference. The crust while \"bland\" was very true to the style and for me extremely reminiscent of Giordano's . The cheese was extremely gooey and perfect and they didn't skimp on the quantity at all! The toppings were a bit skimpy for my taste (I'd like to see a bit more of them!), but otherwise it was a great pizza.  \n\nWhile this wouldn't be a 5 star joint in Chicago, we are in Vegas after all!  This is the closest most authentic Chicago stuffed style here in town and i look forward to adding this my lunch rotation every once in awhile. The staff was awesome and the price is right.


This place is a cool place in Charlotte.  They have Salsa dancing on Thursdays that can get pretty busy.\n\nI usually come here midweek, but hear that  weekends are fun too.  The bald headed bartender was very friendly and knowledgable.  The IPA I had was really good (but just a tad warm).  I am staying at the Holiday Inn across the street so this is a good low-key find right next to my hotel.   Was described as a Bank Of America bar and not a Wachovia Bar, I guess the two of them compete in this town?!?!.........Kidding.  Have fun.


What a joke. They would get a negative rating from me if that were possible. I stood in line for almost an hour waiting for someone - anyone!! - to just pull a cell phone for me to purchase (without plan upgrade) & the only person that talked to me was another customer??! Sales associates were walking around as if myself & several other customers were invisible. The prices aren't all that so I'm taking my business elsewhere...as apparently are the other customers that walked out also.


We visited this Sunday afternoon. There were three other pairs there and one person on the internet. The lattes were good. There were still a few pastries, but very little bread available. We wanted a sourdough, but no luck.


I haven't been here in a while but I can't believe I forgot to review it. \n\nThis place is one of my favorite spots to get a burger. They're open till 2am everyday. Their burgers are so delicious and juicy. They also have my favorite beer Chimay, which not many restaurants carry. \n\nThe staff was nice the last time I went and before that but I don't know how they are now I'm sure they're great because the owner is a smart guy! \n\nIf you're willing to spend $12-15 on a good burger, then this is your spot!


Nice atmosphere, good service, mediocre food at best. My advice save your money.


Smaller than expected and none of the cast members were there.


Ce n'est pas un endroit transcendant, rien d'exceptionnel \u00e0 mon go\u00fbt! Peut-\u00eatre est-ce ma propre exp\u00e9rience qui n'a pas \u00e9t\u00e9 positive. Les boissons basiques, la musique torp fort, les serveurs qui tirent pour avoir plus de tips... \nBref, ambiance \u00e9trange.


Another Thai surprise. I did have the Som Tum and it was just OK. They used string beans instead of long beans. The dressing was not balanced enough for my taste. It could have used less lime and more fish sauce. \n\nA pretty decent curry, nice green tea. Definitely an OK place


Earlier today my friend & I ate here. She seemed to enjoy her meal. Mine tasted fine. \n\nUnfortunately I got in my car leaving Applebee's parking lot feeling extremely ill. I had to restrain from vomiting the entire ride home (this was my first meal of the day). I have been sick ever since I ate there.  Do not order the bruschetta salad. In fact, just do not go there. Period. Your stomach may thank you.  I called Applebee's to let them know, and the manager was very stoic and said an insurance company would contact me shortly. That's it. No apology. Nothing other than, 'what's your name and when did you come here?\"\n\nSo in summary, I would not recommend this place to my worst enemy.


This place is pure crap! The players are sub-par and un-entertaining,  (especially Mike Clement and Julie Martinez).  , and the door men are ridiculously cheesy, and rude. \nI'm a regular at piano bars all over the country when I'm traveling (Pete's Piano Bar in Austin, Howl At The Moon in Scottsdale) and The Big Bang in Tempe is a terrible destination. Save your tips and bar $ for the aforementioned places and take my word for it.


Love this place! We've (myself and my fianc\u00e9, Stacy F., a fellow Yelper) been a total of three times so far, twice to the Scottsdale location and once to the downtown Phoenix location. The food is always hot and fresh, the wait staff and bar tenders friendly and helpful, and there's a fun open air layout. \n\nThe pork tacos are phenomenal, although I'm not crazy about the black beans and rice on the side.  We moved out here from Florida last May, and out that way we're far more used to yellow rice with our black or red beans, so it's merely a matter of personal preference.  The food is prepared exceptionally well.  Tonight I tried the spicy Asian wings with a side of regular fries, which were even better than I expected. When it comes to drinks, the Dr. Funk is our favorite so far, but there are plenty more we have yet to try. \n\nOverall this is one of our new favorite restaurants in the greater phoenix area, and I'd recommend it to anyone.  I personally prefer the new Scottsdale location, but you can't go wrong with either!


The absolute worst!!! STAY AWAY!!!! The convenience of the hotel in conjunction to the rest of the strip and the price means absolutely nothing. Always remember the old saying, \"you get what you pay for\". For a new hotel, everything was old.. even the clock radio. Hell, the tv was a Zenith (and not a flat screen). Who the hell in this day and age does not have a flat screen in their hotel?? Even the Riviera, which is a heck of a lot older, has flat screens and waaaaaaaaaaaay better customer service. \nDon't ask the SUPERVISOR (not manager as he told us) NOE for any assistance. He was completely useless, talked really low as if he wasn't confident in what he was saying and finally walked away without completing the transaction at hand.\nAlso, when we got to our room we had no remote, no menu, no ice bucket. We called room service for these items and they told us that we would have to come down stairs for the remote and menu and the ice we had to pay $1.00/cup if we wanted them to bring us ice (not only was there no ice bucket but the ice machine on the 6th floor didn't work). WTH!! Where is the customer service?? Where is my menu? Where is my remote?? Where is anything!! And let's not forget the living room-sized casino. \nAll in all this was the worst Vegas hotel experience EVER.


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


TEXT MESSAGING\nMe:  \"Wanna go First Friday at Beauty Bar?\"\nCousins:  \"I'm down, what time?\"\nMe:  \"Let's meet at my house by 10:30pm\"\nCousins:  \"Okay... what do I wear?\"\nMe:  \"It's all casual and chill.  Just come as you are\".\n\nEver wanted to go somewhere where you don't have to worry about looking cute or packing on the foundation and blow-drying your hair?  Sometimes it gets annoying getting ready for over an hour, smelling good only to come out the total opposite.  Not Beauty Bar... no, no, no.  I love the fact that I can wear jeans, a baby-t, pull my hair in piggy-tails with a puma hat over it, tennis shoes, eye-liner and lip gloss, and I'm all set to party and chill.  \n\nWhen my cousins and I arrived, there was already a line where people were waiting to be let in.  Luckily, the line wasn't unbearable and only waited for about a good 10 minutes before entering.  I knew the bouncer since I found this place through my old work promoting and marketing Kool cigarettes, and he was always friendly with us.  I was about to just walk right in since that's what I was used to, but I was abruptly stopped by the cashier.  \"Five dollars, please.\"  Damn!  First time I've had to pay to get in.  At least it's only a $5 and not $20 or more.  Can't complain.  Maybe if I wore a skirt and she was a lesbian, she would've let me in after a cute smile at her.  For guys, it's $10.  So be ready to have cash at hand.  Otherwise,  you'll have to go to the ATM and it's a waste of a walk just for small bills.\n\nIt was a crowded scene, people with drinks in their hand and/or waiting to get a drink at the bar.  At times, there are people who do art off to the side and a lady who will give you a manicure.  Never seen anything like it.  I liked the originality of it.  Mostly, it's like a lounge without any seats on the inside.  After walking deeper inside the club, there you're lead to a small dance floor and the music is like techno/dance.  That's where the bathrooms are too.  I'd hate to dance where I can smell people's shit and puke.\n\nFurther down, you'll hit the door that leads to the outside.  This is where all the b-boys and b-girls are doing their thing. The music is underground hip-hop.  Don't come here if you want 50Cent or Justin Timberlake.  Commercial HipHop is not welcome.  If it's a good crowd, it's a great night.  But this night, my cousins and I were bored.  There wasn't much happening and all the seats were pretty much taken.  So, we were just standing around.  I needed to get sloshed if it was gonna be like this the whole night.  Drinks are $5 a glass of anything.  I loved that!  Since I was a light weight, I got tipsy with $15.    Woohoo, what a cheap drunk I was.  We finally got a couch to sit on so we raced for it.  I was starting to have fun until I felt like I had to entertain someone the whole night.  That was my exit.  We stayed a good 2 hours and left.  \n\nI love First Friday.  I'd go back just so I can try to dance if there were anyone else dancing.  I guess I'd be like a karaoke dancer - I'd have to be wasted to feel comfortable on the dance floor.


Shelter is a charity shop, so I feel a little politically incorrect bashing it, but my complaints are totally aesthetic. The other ones on the street, namely Oxfam, Cancer Research and Barnado's are so much nicer to look at!  One the one hand, the other stores may just be better at concealing the fact that all these products have been owned by someone else (a fact I'm sadly not too comfortable with) but it'd also help if Shelter was a little bit better organised. \nWhat it does have going for it is that it's not as strict on what it sells, so you could leave with anything from a tunic made in India (I did!), some cooking utensils, a book, or a colourfully sequined hat!


THIS PLACE IS FLAT OUT, POINT BLANK, NO CONTEST, the best Bobba drink house in Nevada PERIOD! i have been drinking the black tapioca balls drink since i was 16 and now im 29 and i have had hundreds everywhere. Not only is it the cheapest place in town with a regular bobba being under 2.50 but the quality of the tea and the well prepared Bobba balls are cooked perfect. I really hate when people write comments like the balls were not cooked right when they had them in a frozen drink. When you have these cooked tapioca balls in a frozen drink you jepordize their quality. I would say get their standard milk tea with bobba and you will see the quality im talking about. This place only takes cash but they are fast VERRY clean and most of all verry good!


We were staying at the hotel and decided to eat at the restaurant in house. Menu was over priced, dinning room was loud and our food just OK. We ordered Salmon (very small dish), corn (didnt care for it much), lamb meat balls were just OK, and seafood chowder was not as good as I expected. All in all, just an OK place to eat.


Lousy customer service!!! The blonde girl & the cashier boy (short one) you both sucks!!! Made me wait in line for nothing. I picked 2 Pima basic for $20. The cashier boy said it's $12.95 each. I have to get the right one, went back to the rack, met the blonde near the front door, she said \"yes, they're 2 for $20\" I went back to the cashier he insist \"no, they didn't ring up\" WTF! It's not rocket science. Every H&M has it, can't believe it!!! I will call your head office for such an incompetent service.\nNo surprised, Maghan (the blonde girl) gave me bad number for customer service. However, I found one


They do not use fresh ingredients, or at least they cook so badly to make it seem that way.\n\nPeople must have to convince themselves that this place is good because it's the trendy thing to do. But you're better off going elsewhere if you want good Chinese food.\n\nHere's a general tip for you guys: if the place isn't predominantly Asian, leave. That's a definite sign that the quality is sub-par. But if you're white and have never had genuine southern Chinese food, you'll probably just barely choke down your \"food\" and agree with most people that this place is decent.


Back again this year! My experience was 1000 times better, and really nothing has changed but I did notice a few things...\n\nParking is so organized and efficient. Also, we forgot sunscreen so I stopped at the first merch booth to see if they had any for sale. They didn't, but they let us use as much as we needed from the sunscreen they had. That was a lifesaver.\n\nShows and food were great as usual. I think the fact that we just had a big rain storm yesterday, so it wasn't nearly as dusty, hot or crowded, made for a vastly better experience. We really lucked out today.


Mattie's is a great addition to Charlotte.  It is comfortable and unpretentious.  It is not a yuppie diner wanna-be, which is good.  The portions are generous, the prices reasonable, and the value good.  I have eaten at Mattie's several times and have never been disappointed.


Beware of incorrect hours: I have been wanting to try White Sage for a while... I went out of my way this morning to stop at 6:40am.  They weren't open.  Open at 6 am huh?  Someone oversleep?  Get between me and coffee in the morning and I am an uphappy girl.\n\nHow do coffee shops make opening at 7am?  \n\nMaybe I will come back during bankers hours.


Thomas Street Tavern has a great atmosphere and is really a very cool place to go to but the prices are definitely NOT cool. I went on my birthday a few weeks ago and was pretty disappointed in the drink prices and the bartenders. They were really not very friendly and wouldn't even recommend any drinks to us. Definitely a great atmosphere but not worth the $$


Love coming to this place on Mondays for their half off wings. Maybe not the best wings in town but they're pretty dang good. They also have a decent selection of beers on tap and always have have jack Daniels specials. The rooftop bar has a great view of the city and is a fun place to hang out. I would suggest it for a fall game day retreat. Bloody Mary bar is fully stocked on Sundays for brunch!


Salsa verde, cilantro, pork crackling. You can't ask for anything better. Surprisingly dioecious authentic Mexican food. Excellent drink and food selection. Having grown up on Mexican food, this is certainly up to standard. Good ambiance, too.


Food lion strip mall Chinese food, also offers deliver. Experience had always been good and food is exactly as you'd expect.


I'm sure at one point in time Max Brenner was on point for food and service, but with the recent news that this location is closing on April 13th, I feel like this may have deflated some of the employees, and it is reflected in their service. \n\nWe were seated as soon as we got to the restaurant, and our server was very warm.  My girlfriends and I started with two white chocolate chai, one being with soy milk.  When our server brought the drinks out, I asked which one was with soy milk, and received a \"I think it's this one?\" in return.  Strike one.\n\nWe hone in on what we want to order.  I ordered a Lazy Breakfast with sausage, cheddar cheese, and onions, and the girls ordered their plates.  We waited for about 20 minutes, and our server returns with plates in hand.  I take a peek at the meal, and notice it's bacon with no onions.  My girlfriend's order was also incorrect.  Strike two.  We informed our server, and he immediately took the plates back, and had the manager come by to let us know that it wasn't our server's fault, however the fault of one of the chef's in the back.  He apologized and let us know that we would be receiving our meals in a few moments.\n\nWe waited for another 15 minutes for the food to arrive.  At this point, our third friend was nearing the end of her meal, and we were just beginning.  Whatever, no big deal.  We're making the best of it at this point.  We stop our server and ask for ketchup and extra napkins.  He gives us a thumbs up and replied that he would be back in a few moments.  We waited for about 10 minutes before we flagged another server down.  Strike three.  **You're Out!**\n\nThe food was mediocre at best.  It was a simple egg scramble with sausage, cheese, and onions with a side of country potatoes.  The only part of the meal that was unique was the sugar biscuit with the side of chocolate fondue.  It was pretty decadent for breakfast, but still delicious.\n\nAs we were nearing the end of our meal, we ordered two mochas to-go (one with soy milk, once again), and asked for the check.  After another 10 minutes of chatting and waiting, our drinks come out with the bill.  I ask our server which of the two drinks was the one with soy, and once again I'm faced with a blank stare.  Strike one.  I give him my card to pay for our meals, and he returns after a few moments with the receipt.  I take a look and notice that he's overcharged us on our bill.  Strike two (but I suppose I should have looked at this prior to giving him my card.  I'll call this strike one and a half.)  We point out the mistake, and he promises to alleviate the situation.  He takes the receipt and leaves our table for another 20 minutes to speak with the manager to fix the amount.  Strike three for the amount of time we've been sitting at the restaurant with the intention of a quick breakfast prior to leaving Vegas.  **You're Out!**\n\nOur server arrives back and theatrically rips up the receipt stating that it wouldn't be charged on my card, and that the transaction was voided completely.  He notifies me that he would return with the proper receipt with the updated amount.  While he's away, I check my Chase app to find that my card had indeed been charged and placed on a hold.  Strike one.  I understand there are certain policies in place, but it would've been much more appreciated if he had correctly informed me realistically of what was going to happen: you're going to be charged, we'll refund that amount after a few days, and you'll be charged again for the proper amount.  After his return to the table, I showed him that it had been taken out of my account.  I'm once again faced with the blank stare that I've grown accustomed to during this visit.  Since for some reason I wasn't able to obtain a receipt of the voided transaction, I asked for something in writing stating that the amount would be refunded.  He leaves for another 15 minutes to acquiesce my request.  Strike two because we've been sitting here frustrated for close to two hours.\n\nI end up paying once again and speak with the manager who has already come by our table for the food mixup.  I ask if there's any way I would be able to retrieve a copy of the original receipt, and he declines.  I ask about the timeframe on the refund, and he states that it should be applied by the evening.  He became defensive stating that this \"happens all the time\" and it's \"totally normal\".  He then goes ahead to blame my bank for the pending charge and takes no responsibility.  Strike three, **You're Out!**.\n\nThis appears to be a shut out, ladies and gentlemen.  Max Brenner, you are bad and you should feel bad.


I have been here a few times now and I likely won't go back for a while. The food is really very good, but, the service is slow. The first time we went, it was around 1 pm on a Saturday. The patio was full so we were fine sitting inside. The bartender ended up serving us and she couldn't have been more annoyed or stressed out. She rushed us and never even smiled. After waiting about 15 minutes for our food, she told us the kitchen was backed up and it would be another 5-10 minutes. It ended up being another 15-20. They slightly messed up the order, but, overall the food was great! The second time I went we sat outside. Our server was so sweet, but, again seemed stressed. We waited at least 35 minutes for our food (party of 4 people) and when it came my order was wrong. I sent it back, waited another 5-10 minutes, and then got my food. It was delicious, again, but didn't feel worth it since we waited for so long. Our server did thank us for our patience when we left. A third time I went I just had drinks. It was fine, but, slow service, again. \n\nI think this place will be great when they figure out their staffing. I will go back again, but, I will give them some time to figure it out.


Whisky selection is limited. But food is good. Crusted calamari is a delicious appetizer


What happened to the Bam? Bam, Bam? E2 falls a few yards short of the wham, bam and thank you maa'm. It was good while it lasted. \n\nNow, I don't want to give the impression that the food was horrible, but It's Emeril for god sake. J&W, Nola, flava town, bam! How can you not go in expecting that spice, that cajun flavor? Is Emeril following the Paula Dean diet? The legend just doesn't deliver to the legacy of his reputation, and his reputation really does precede him. \n\nEverything we sampled was lightly seasoned. So light that I was tempted to stop at the Cook Out after. The best thing on the menu is the duck, and even that wasn't the best I've had. For $32 you can get two pounded 1/2 thick slices of beef. For about $8 you can get 8 or so lightly marinated crab claws. And for another $16 or so you can throw in some mediocre oysters. \n\nWhile the service was impeccable, and I mean impeccable, the food just isn't worth the price tag. I mean, if dinner for two is going to cost well over a Benji, the food should be far from okay. \n\nThe one good thing about E2? At least I've crossed out the bucket list of Charlotte restaurants and celebrity restaurants off the list.


The family went last night after visiting North Lake Mall. You order at the counter and they bring you the food. Service was quick. Place was very busy.  I had the half-chicken plate and wife had the pulled pork plate. The plates come with two sides and garlic bread  Children had pork sandwich and chicken fingers. The chicken fingers can be ordered grilled which is healthier than fried  Everyone enjoyed their meals. Portions are good sized.  The BBQ sauces came in three varieties and were tasty. The sweet tea was also good.  Drinks are self-service.  The place was clean and staff was very friendly and helpful  I gave it four stars because the place was much better than average in all aspects and we will return when we are in the area.


I like this place.  It is in the top 5 places to get a great burger in Charlotte.  They have lots of cool signature choices, and of course you can create one any way you like.  They have great fries, both reguar potato and sweet potato.


We have loved this place for years! I have never had a bad meal. I'm surprised at so many 1* reviews.


It's harder to find because it's located under the steps in the plaza.  It looks dodgy but this is a legit place.  Service was good and it's decent in pricing for the area.


I had eaten at the old Scottsdale location of Oreganos many times. In order to have a larger building the old town location moved a while back. I gave the new building a few chances. I just can't continue to go there. The place is now such a cave. You can tell they did as little as possible to get the place open. But that's not what really sealed the deal. I actually have stopped going to Oreganos all together since they changed their pasta supplier. The new pasta has a terrible consistency and is very gummy. I had been going to Oreganos for about 15 years but the changes that have been made recently have stopped me from going to all locations. It's sad that it used to be my favorite restaurant but when they seem to have traded quality for profit it's no\nlonger the place it used to be.


This review is for the bar area.  \n\nOn a trip to Vegas November 2010, Hubs and I stayed at Mandalay, so we tried a plethora of their restaurants. I had read that Aureole had a great happy hour, so we headed over to the bar to partake. Two for one wine flights and appetizers. We got, how do I put this delicately...wasted. The wine was plentiful and the appetizers, while delicious (I had my first oxtail) were not enough to stave off the effects of the alcohol.\n\nOur bartender was really nice and attentive. I disliked one of the wines in my flight and he chose another one for me to replace it. He let us play with the digital wine list, and kept a close eye on our needs all evening. After our flights he suggested some desert wines that were a great way to end our Aureole experience and then release us into the casino, inhibitions shorn away!\n\nOverall, a very pleasant experience and I am sad to see the bad reviews Aureole has been receiving lately. I have always wanted to have dinner there but I will wait until things improve.


Walked in to the store and security guard demanded to show him my reusable bag, so I did. After not finding to buy because the seafood and meat did not look that good I walked out and offered to show the woman at self check to look inside my bag she lets me go. Than calls me back asking if I had walked in with it and I might be doing something funny with it. That I also should have left it there at self check. Last time I left a reusable bag at a store it was gone, so I will not be back to this store!


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).


Been to Ghost bar a few times since 2003.\n\nHaven't had to wait in line, walking in each time. Polite staff, drinks are exorbitantly expensive though, but rationalize it as being a Vegas nightclub.\n\nThe view of the Vegas skyline is beautiful, albeit from a smaller than you think it is skydeck. If it's crowded, good luck getting a look at The Strip view.\n\nThey have a glass portion of the floor on the sky deck that freaks people out when they realize they are standing on a piece of glass that serves as the only protection from falling 50+ floors. It makes  a good conversation starter, especially when people are inebriated.\n\nProbably not a spot you will stay all night, but a good place to get in the Vegas mood before you head out to Tao or Pure. Expect a 30+ crowd, with 1990's hip hop. Call this more of a lounge than a true nightclub.


It's becoming harder and harder to find a store that sells a breadth of equipment, aquarium supplies, chemicals,  fish, and has knowledgeable sales people. Most PetSmarts and Petcos have fish departments and some, but not all, carry the more popular freshwater fish. But what if you have a question? Sure, they have an 18 year old on hand who can probably help answer questions that you could have just as easily googled but not with the more difficult questions.\n\nI found Ocean Floor years ago and it hasn't changed much over the years - and that's a good thing!  It's a well run, local business. You name it, they have it. And, they not only have it, they'll have a few to choose from. Not sure what to get? Every employee I've ever talked to was able to assist and answered questions that I didn't even think to ask.  \n\nI've purchased a number of fish from this store and I've never had a problem with them in my well maintained 55 gallon aquarium.  You'd be wise to sign up for their email newsletter (no, they don't spam you every day) - they have some pretty good sales on equipment, supplies and fish.\n\nYes, their prices are a bit higher than the chain stores but how important is it to save a dollar or two and either buy the wrong product or do some serious damage to your aquarium? I have too much invested to take the risk.\n\nFavorite fish quote:  \"I never drink water because of the disgusting things that fish do in it.\" W. C. Fields


My husband had the new 5-cheese Mac and Cheese with chicken. Looked pretty good and he said it was tasty.\n\nI however had the tried-and-true baby back ribs. Awful! Very dry to the point the meat was very cooked down and the ends were all but burned. They didn't even try to cover it up with globs of bbq sauce, which is a common stunt. Very BLEH... Won't ever get the ribs there again and highly dis-recommend them from others. Ew.


Fast and friendly service. Had a yelp voucher and they were happy to accept it. Fair priced and the sushi rolls were yum! Would recommend.


I have been eating here regularly for lunch. Their Chicken \"Country House Salad\" lunch combo is a very good deal.\n\n$5.99 for a decent sized salad with grilled chicken and mixed greens and a baked potato or soup.\n\nSince it is summer here, I do not like to eat heavy/hot food as I work in the heat most days so this combo is very appealing.


Good food...but the service when doing 'carry out' orders is quite slow. Give yourself an extra 20 mins or so after they say it'll be ready. I know this place is popular, so maybe that's why I guess. Anyway, maybe someone else will have a better experience. (Please note this review was based on a few experiences throughout this past spring/summer and could of been resolved by now, I just wanted people to be aware of the possibility)


I was recently invited by Rubios to celebrate the return of their delicious enchilada's; wow! Thank you for bringing them back. The sauce is what got me hooked. Tip: get a side of the red enchilada sauce to enjoy it with your chips.... Yum!


In the Harris Teeter shopping center adjacent to Sun City Carolina Lakes construction is complete. There has been a great spirit of anticipation that this pan-Asian bistro is coming to town and today, May 15th it opened.\n\nRed Bowl is well known in the greater Charlotte area for the varieties and quality of food, so having one adjacent to Sun City will surely make this new location a success.\n\nWife and I went for lunch and will go again tonight for dinner.  Wait staff, as expected, was a bit slow and confuses, but if you look at the ENORMOUS menu that is excusable.  They did OK.\n\nThe food was just fine.  We sampled a won ton soup, pork fried rice and walnut shrimp and they were as advertized and were good.  Will check out more as time goes on.\n\nIf you have not tried Red Bowl, please do so as they offer a superb variety all under one roof.


Stooped In during a Segway tour of downtown Pittsburgh. Great variety of flavors.  Friendly staff.  Very cool concept.


Went for Sunday brunch. Ordered a Western Omelet - it was ok. Others at my table got the all-you-can-eat buffet, and seemed to enjoy it - I think this is a quantity over quality kind of place.\nOne highlight was the hashbrown casserole - very tasty!


This is the best dry cleaner I have found. They do a great job and have a very convenient pick up service. Their representatives are always professional and courteous. I would recommend them to anyone.


Maybe I've had better Chinese in the past than I realized, or perhaps I ordered the wrong things, but I can't see giving this place five stars. The egg rolls were too salty, the hot and sour soup was lacking in sour, the vegetable pork was bland.\n\nIt's quick, not over priced and not over cooked. I'm willing to try it again.


Had dinner at Harvest tonight with colleagues - it was a wonderful relaxing evening.  Our waiter, Paul I think, was superb - attentive but not overbearing, informative and had a great sense of humor.  \n\nI like the simplicity of the interior - clean and minimal.  The menu was well presented but somewhat limited.  I will say that even with the limited number of items they have, there's something for everyone. \n\nWe were presented with a teeny \"shot\" of butternut squash soup to start, roasted beet and marinated squid salads with main courses of pumpkin squash, hanger steak and tenderloin - all good.  We finished with a cheese plate of local cheeses and cinnamon ice cream. \n\nBottom line, I'd go again.  Oh and you can't beat the location!


Levi  was fast, efficient, and affordable.  My car key went missing and Levi came quick and kept his word. When I had a problem he came to fix it ASAP. THANKS


I played Camelback - Indian Bend Course, today and had a very pleasant time.  It is a flat, easy course with very little elevation change.  A golfer need not be able to hit the ball long, as there are no  holes that require a carry.  They had over seeded the course several weeks before, so it would be hard to tell what condition the fairways would be when grown in.  However, the greens were perfect, although fairly hard.  It is a well maintained course, and the facilities are befitting a resort course.\n\nThis was a practice round for me, as I just wanted to try the course during the low rate season.  I played two and sometimes three balls, as there was no one behind me, and a foursome in front.  So it was quite an enjoyable morning,  and I would recommend this course, especially in the summer season - since there are numerous trees to sit under, and it isn't very crowded.\n\nI wish I had the option to give it 3.5 stars - I liked it better than the Orange Tree Resort, as it was maintained better, and didn't seem as old.  More importantly, the greens were much better that Orange Tree's, and the facilities were much, much better.  But Orange Tree's course was a little more challenging, had more doglegs, and more water hazards that came into play.


I love this place for 1 reason and that is the staff!! I enjoyed going to Mermaids and sitting at the back bar talking to a bartender named Raquel. She was the reason why I came to this place so often. I recently stopped by there and found out she no longer works there and was bummed out. She was super friendly and always served me and my friends with a friendly smile.


We just returned home after 4 days in Vegas. 2 nites in a row we were at Level 107. We loved it. There were 7 of us. Great service, the food(appetizers) we very good and the martinis great. 2 for 1 on martinis, 50% off appetizers. I'm usually not a martini drinker, but the caramel and the raspberry were very good. Go there, you'll have great drinks, service and a nice group of friendly people working there.


Foot Locker is home to the largest selection of athletic shoes in the mall but the pricing could be better.  Their inventory also includes a dozen or so Foot Locker exclusives like several Nike Air Max 95 colorways.  \n\nFoot Locker sweats, hoodies, and other athletic gear are generally durable, fit well, and priced well.  The Chandler store also places some focus on team athletic apparel and miscellaneous sports accessories.  \n\nThe sales aren't that great.  I saw a pair of Jordan CMFT's in the white/gray/black colorway selling for $80.  I bought the same pair at a Nike Outlet in New Jersey in July for $50.  What's up with that?\n\nI can't call it...


On my third visit, I had gotten take out.  There wasn't anyone at the counter, but the girl finally came, although I wasn't ready to order yet.  She left and said to call her when I was ready to order.  I figured she would come back after a few minutes but she never came back so I had to ask the hostess to get her.  We finally ordered, the food took awhile and there seemed to be an issue with my gift card.  The manager came over, and was super polite and was able to show her how to ring up my order.  This was going to be the first time my husband has eaten Lucille's and he was not impressed at all.  I didn't enjoy my food as much either, but I figured it was because it wasn't piping hot from the oven by the time I got home.  I agree with other reviews that the food is pricey for what you get.  But, their lemonade still rocks and will be ordering that when I am in the area.  I think I will only dine in if I ever eat here again.


When this store opened in 1998 it was clean and had good clientele. Now it's dirty and overcrowded. A lot of garbage people shop there. I always see people getting purses stolen inside and out of store. I feel this store is unsafe. I think the dynamics of the neighborhood have changed. I will shop elsewhere and pay more for my own safety. Walmart also is non union and pays their employees low wages and doesn't give them good benefits. They are a greedy company based out of Arkansas that pushes made in USA and everything is made in china from slave labor. Walmart is from Arkansas and has their mentality. Exploit people and keep them down. I won't frequent SAMs club that is owned by walmart. I would rather pay a little more for products at companies that care about their employees and customers.


I was really excited this place opened up, it is in a convenient location in Ahwautukee.  \n\nPositive:  \n1. the cake of the cupcake is tasty.  \n2. service is good and has a fun environment to take a friend or date\n\nNegative: \n1. WAY too much frosting.  \n2. overpriced. ($3.50 per cupcake).


Definitely not coming back ever. Though the sushi was good but you can find much better places around town for cheaper. Their servers are pretty bad and not attentive enough.


I ordered the fish and chips. It was terrible. The waiter did not know what type of fish it was and guessed cod? Nope. Not cod. The breading was not good either.  My husband ordered the Mahi Mahi. That fish was good but the mashed potatoes were smothered and I mean smothered in some type of sauce that just ruined them. Will I be back.....NEVER. Sorry. I keep going to these upscale restaurants expecting for something spectacular. I should just stick to the popular chains.


Went for lunch. My experience:\n\n-Ordered maduros. Waiter came back a little while later to say they didn't have any.\n-Waiter gave my boyfriend the wrong food, then got it and gave it to somebody at another table when he realized it.\n-My steak sandwich had one strip of meat, covering about half the bread. Tasted pretty much like I was just eating toasted bread. For $10.\n-Lukewarm fries on the side. \n-Asked the waiter if they had cortaditos (a sweetened espresso). He didn't know, checked with somebody else, said we actually meant something completely different, which couldn't be made till the bartender came in at 2.


We were staying at the Wynn and were lured in by the atmosphere. We had requested a table on the patio with a view of the lake and this was honored. It is quite amazing that the las Vegas strip is beyond the waterfall and the foliage. The outdoor seating has a serene environment & puts you in an environment that has little to do with Vegas or the casino the restaurant is attached to. Although all this is erased every 30 minutes with the \"lake of dreams show.\" Which while entertaining can be quite bizarre.\n\nWe had the tuna ceviche, which was more like a fresh guacamole with really good tuna in it. The tortilla chip strips were a nice textural element. For our entree we shared the chile rubbed 42oz bone in ribeye for two. The steak was spicy and smoky with a nice charr. It was accompanied by char grilled onions and halape\u00f1os. We had the lobster Mac and cheese for a side which was tasty yet nothing special.\n\nThis is a traditional steak house with a non traditional atmosphere. It definitely makes for a nice night out in Vegas. I do recommend reservations as the restaurant was packed on a wednesday night.


So this is what fatherhood has come to.  I haven't been out to eat since my son was born.  Craving an opportunity to write another review on Yelp, I'm stuck reviewing my last oil change.\n\nI went in, the place was dead.  The guy told me there was a 90 minute wait (not to mention it's a first come first serve establishment)  He said it would be best if I come back.\n\nGo back 90 minutes.  No one around.  The guy says it's going to be a 30 minute wait till they can look at my car.  I say I'll wait.  40 minutes later and my car is still sitting where I parked it.  I get frustrated and leave.  \n\nTwo days later, I arrive right when they open.  This time NO people and NO cars.  It still takes them 45 minutes to do a basic oil change.  \n\nI may be Jewish and the phrase \"get the car serviced\" is a childhood slogan in my family, but even I can change the oil quicker with no tools than these putz's!  Even though I had a $10 off coupon the hours I spent waiting for them to do the job is not worth it.\n\nDon't bother.


was a regular for a while. Over time found the friendliness from the staff to be a bit of an act. Zombie hipsters. Long wait.


We decided to give the griddle a try this morning as our regular breakfast joint was busier than usual. This place just doesn't do it for me. The service is rather random as any of 3-4 people bring things to your table. The food is average at best: eggs were good, bacon limp and french toast thick but not very good. The decor is also kind of random with tables on top of each other and crowded with over-sized condiments. I don't anticipate a return visit.


Awful experience. Will never stay at this hotel again.\n\nMy friends and I booked this hotel through Hotwire for a weekend stay at the end of May. After the first night, my Macbook Pro and cell phone were stolen from my hotel room despite locking the door (I double checked before leaving) and leaving the 'do not disturb' sign out. The hotel did absolutely nothing to help. Mario, the front desk employee repeatedly said that 'nothing has ever happened like this before', as if that would make anyone in this situation feel any better. I was so upset that I left Montreal that night while my friends remained. Before I left though, Mario promised us a full refund of our stay, although we had to contact Hotwire first. I did so a couple days afterwards and was informed by Hotwire that the hotel did not approve the refund. I called the hotel again during which the hotel supervisor, Freddy, informed me that they couldn't do anything for me because my friends had stayed the night of the incident. I was incredibly frustrated to the point of tears, yet nothing was done to even alleviate the situation.   \n\nSecurity is terrible and service was even worse. I would NOT recommend staying in this hotel to anyone.


Great selection and some of the nicest knowledgeable people. If your looking for a hard to find ingredient just ask. Matt, Tom and Cavan have a great thing going in a up and coming spot that is hopefully around for years to come.


My girlfriend and I thought the show was great. It was really entertaining, and if you're fascinated with magic and illusions, you'll love the show. David Copperfield knows how to involve the audience and has a great sense of humor.\n\nThere were only two, slight downsides. I wish the theater/seats were better. I sat at a table with chairs near the stage, and they aren't positioned very well, so you might need to turn your head/body away from the chairs back rest. However, if there is room, you can move the chair so it's easier to sit directly facing the stage. They are 'doable' but I would love to have been in a theater with better seating. This doesn't take away from the quality of the show, though.\n\nThe next was the fact that the drinks were really weak! We ordered their 'large' size, premium drinks, and they were really watered down.\n\nOverall, a great show!


So, one of my Meetup groups had an outing planned here that I wasn't able to make but the name intrigued me.  Automatically I started thinking that I don't know if I would want to eat at a place that eludes to anything that is gastrointestinal related.  However, my curiosity continued to get the best of me despite the name, so I checked out the website.  I was impressed with what I saw.  I'm a crazy picky eater so there are some dishes on the menu that you couldn't pay me to try, but there were also several that excited my stomach.  I'm a music junkie so I became even more excited when I read that different local DJs hit the ones and twos every night!  I said to myself, \"Self, we are so going to Soul Gastrolounge!\"  \n\nOne of my friends and I met up there on a Friday night around 9:00 and the place was packed!  There's a really cool outdoor patio that overlooks the street and inside is dimly lit and full of a laid-back, eccentric vide.  I thought to myself, \"I've found where I belong (tear, sniffle, sniffle).\"  My friend and I were told that we would have an hour and 15 minute wait, which normally would've sent us packing but we were fully committed.  So, we chose to wait at Twenty-Two (check out my review) which is right below S.G.\n\nWhen it was time for us to be seated we were lead to a bar right by the DJ booth (who was awesome btw).  Our server came by in a matter of seconds to take our drink orders and then we perused the menu.  Since I had already looked at it online I decided to order the Soul Wings (I wasn't feeling as adventurous that night but trust me I'll going back to try oh so much more.) and the french fries with garlic-herb salt, pecorino & truffle oil.  The wings were okay but I loved the fries.  Our server came back to check on us several times throughout our stay and was pretty darn amazing.  \n\nI'll definitely be back here.  The food options are just about limitless, reasonably priced and the service was awesome.  I say \"YES\" to Soul Gastrolounge and you should too!


Has been our go to place for years. Family owned and operated, great quality and food price. Lynn is a Co/ Owner and runs the front of the house, very friendly and will go out of her way to serve you. My wife loves the green bean and chicken off menu special and to our amazement Lynn has gone next door to Bashas on several occasions to buy green beans just for my wife when they are out. They have a great carry out and delivery menu and can get very busy on Friday and Saturday evenings. Never disappointed in the service or the food, just love this place!!!!


So, for work, our event today was at the Phoenix Art Museum and we all met for lunch before heading to No Festival Required.\nOur table was ready - set for a group of 20.  Luckily, we only had a dozen people.  The table wouldn't have been able to comfortably equip 20, but was great for 12.  Just not enough space for the larger reservation we had made.\nI had read the reviews first to see what kind of menu they had.\nI opted for the brie and fruit appetizer, along with apricot iced tea.  I'm not HUGE on apricots, but I ended up having my glass refilled twice.  It wasn't too sweet and came with a slice of lemon.  I could have drank a gallon, if not for the fact that I'd be sitting in the theater to see the short films!   What a surprise to have it come - an ENTIRE wheel of brie with some baguette toasts, 2 strawberries and 5 grapes.  Yes, that's all that came with an ENTIRE wheel of brie.  I did ask for extra toasts and got that with no extra charge.  The entree cost $11.  I think that's pretty comparable to going to the market to buy an ENTIRE wheel of brie, fruit, etc.  More fruit would have been nice, though.  I now have a HALF of a wheel of brie in the fridge for later.  :}\nService was super-friendly.  Justin, our server, was great!  \nI'd love to come here again with my Mom on a Sunday and check out the rest of the museum.


Good food and a surprisingly intimate venue at the quiet end of the strip. Well worth giving a try, kind of a little gem. I had the duck which was okay, the breast could have been more tender but the presentation was good and the taste was balanced.


Sometimes you get the uncomfortable feeling in not being welcome there in some parts of the staff is a little bit rude, i I guess you could make the best of it if it was the only place to go, but its not.


It's 11:30 at night went to check into the hotel after a long 6 hour drive an was denied a hotel room because I dot have a credit card. I explained to to him I had more than enough cash an he questioned me as to why I had so much an told me he couldn't do anything WILL NEVER be staying at a comfort inn ever again


Lunch is not so great\n\nI went with one of our sales guys to a conference last week at LV.  He booked us a lunch reservation at the Tableau having just eaten there for dinner the night before.  He was raving about it, but after we finished lunch there, he reluctantly admitted that it wasn't great and that dinner was much better.  We had clam chowder, which was OK; the bits of celery were unconventional, and quite frankly, not that good.  I had a pepper fennel crusted ahi tuna, where again, the cracked fennel seeds were an unconventional topping for tuna and overwhelmed the tuna's delicate taste.\n\nThe restaurant itself is beautiful and elegant, a great place to go for a romantic meal, or to impress a client.  It was also quiet with not much foot traffic - a rarity in LV.  So I'd be willing to go back there, but only to try their dinner menu.


Their arepas are AMAZING! It was my first time trying this but it was a perfect fit to my taste buds. Location is couple miles from the strip and the plaza looks old but it is nice inside the restaurant. The arepas also come with two sauces in a bottle. You can use it as a spread for the arepas and it is absolutely delicious! It is spicy, savory, and creamy! It went so well with my food! The cashier, George, was also very patient when I was ordering and knowledgable about their menu. It is not cheap cheap but compared to other restaurants and buffets on the strip, it is cheap and worth it for the quality of the food.


My boyfriend and I came here after we missed the lunch window for Wicked Spoon.  We were starving (which usually allows crappy food to taste a little better) and just went for what was close.\n\nI should have known that a Chinese/Mexican restaurant would not be a good idea.  There is a reason why I've never come across this mix.  It's because it simply does not work!  This restaurant should either focus on making better Chinese food or better Mexican, not attempt to make both types of cuisines.\n\nI had the dan dan noodles and some soup with wontons (the name escapes me now).  The dan dan  noodles were okay.  The soup didn't have much flavor.  It's only saving grace were the wontons.\n\nMy boyfriend ordered one lobster taco (because they are $10 a pop) and two chicken tacos (mole sauce on the side).  He said the lobster taco was good, but the chicken was just whatever.\n\nOverall, the best thing that we ordered was the guacamole and the Mexican coke.  The chips and salsa were decent.


Walked out bad service no attention after 10 minutes at table then another ten with no drinks. Trust the reviews don't go


So ever since I was little I have wanted to get on this ride... My dad never let me, so FINALLY I get to go to Vegas 13 years later as an adult and YES, I went to ride this ride..... My excitement is going through the roof!\n\nIT SUCKED!!! It hurt like a MOTHER! My shoulders still hurt from it a week later! It is rough, bumpy, and annoying.\n\nI guess sometimes dad knows best!


Just had the best casual dinner here and by the time I left, I was family. An authentic neighborhood restaurant with a good mix of oldies and country (hey it works!), great staff and really good food. The 3 $ in the yelp price guidelines is totally not true. It is what you would expect from a neighborhood place - great food, reasonable prices ( I would say super inexpensive for the quality of food), great staff and totally relaxing. And, although it says not good for dancing, you can if you want to.  I'll be back.


This Saks location has to be my personal favorite for their service style. Everyone is friendly, they great you, they often offer you a water bottle, however they let you wander if you tell them your just looking, and check on you sporadically but never smother. \nAlso they have the best makeup counter service of any store in the valley, period. My favorite is the YSL and Dior shared counter. Those ladies and gentleman are the best at telling you about their lines as well as other alternatives. For example on my last visit they showed me their concealer and ran to the Nars counter to show me one with more coverage. Which is what I was looking for. \nThe only reason I didn't give this place 5 stars is because shoe sales rack has really dwindled in size over the last year or two. Other than that, this place is fantastic.


Well we had guest from Texas in so v we tool them to the lake to see the area. We stop to eat and waited for 20 minutes for someone to seat us. They would look and just go with there own selfs. I ask should we sit down and was told no. Well finally I said that's it we left and drove 2 miles to tortilla flats and was seated right away and they were packed. Never agian will I go to canyon lake to eat .


Hands down 5 stars, did not even need to think twice about it. (this does not happen often).\n\nGinormous menu and low prices. We had spare ribs, orange chicken, rice and our meals also came with egg drop soup AND salad and we also got two orders of crab puffs  all for $20 freakin bucks.  \n\neverything was deeeelicious. i mean everything. nothing but silence as we ate. \n\nThe man working while we were there was just a delight, he was helpful, nice( some kid(who was clearly under the influence of something) told this poor guy his whole life story, let him use the restaurant phone and changed out $11 in change to give him dollar bills) and funny(he just had this grin on his face the whole time the kid was telling him his problems) hahahah... it was def entertainment while eating.\n\nAlso i love that it is like a fast food kind of joint, but the decor inside does not represent that.\n\ni highly recommend!!


The Madison Concourse is really nice, hosting one of the professional conferences I attended. I was allowed to check in early, without calling ahead (I should have), being very friendly about it. Even when they asked to move me due to a heating issues with a conjoined room, they were friendly, nice, and accommodating. I was given a free dinner for my troubles! Thanks!\n\nThe catering and banquet services were also good. They were 4 out of 5 in the food area to me, regarding taste. Service was spot on! All my waiters were professional, nice, and great with accommodating vegans. I felt the waitstaff was managed very well and dressed nice. I LOVED the desserts they had. Last nice there was a dessert reception with gluten options! The food in the restaurant was a bit better and high scale. I had the roasted chicken dish, which was juicy and crispy! Again, the waitstaff and hostess were on point.\n\nThe rooms were nice. Lots of space in my queen, big tv. However, not too many cable channels, but its OK. Free Wifi that worked everywhere I went in the hotel without fail. It was also high speed despite a large conference was going on.  Our conference usually complains about that to our conference committee, but not this year! I had a great view of the Capital building form my window. Fridge, iron, and hair drawer in my room. I was not able to visit the pool, but they do have one. Vending and microwave on third floor with the arcade. Lastly, the pillows here are clouds! \n\nVery nice stay at the Madison Concourse! Great job hosting our conference!


I had tried this place before for lunch and thought it was just OK.  I've since tried the brunch and, let me tell you, that's where it's at!  Oh my goodness, so delicious!  We sometimes plan our whole trip around making it to that weekend brunch.  It's outstanding!  Our favorites are the Steak & Eggs, Chilaquiles, and Coconut and French Toast.  Skip the shrimp BLT--pretty strange.


Outstanding.  Great service and the food was good any healthy.  Had the eggplant, which was a bit unfamiliar, but tasty with the naan.  This naan was not the best I've had (a bit more \"hearty\" than I'm used to).\nThe chicken kebab was seasoned really nicely, if a bit overcooked.  Very generous portion of rice.\nTotally a fan.  I'd come back again next time I'm nearby and try something else and probably up this rating to 5-stars.


Terrible experience. We arrived to this place at 2:45 on a Wednesday with a group of 7 people for a late lunch wanting a sandwich/salad. We were seated right away but from then on the service was horrendous. We waited for our drinks for 30 min before our waitress came by to take a order. Our orders were taken but then it took over ONE HOUR for our food to arrive. During this time no one came over to explain the delay or check up on us. The food arrived sporadically, so that by the time the last person's food arrived (a full HOUR AND A HALF after we arrived) the first few people were done eating. There was only two waitresses working the place, which was fine, but only one of them was actually waitressing, the other one was just standing behind the tea bar, cleaning and organizing stuff. Hello! If we are just waiting for 1.5h for stuff, at least you could come by and offer us to order drinks or something. She didn't even care! After our meal I went up to her on behalf of our group and asked to speak to the manager. She said \"the manager is in the back, is there an issue I can help you with?\" and I explained our frustration at the lack of service and waiting forever for our food and she actually argued with me! She said \"actually, we checked the tickets and it only took half an hour from the time you ordered till the food arrived.\" Sorry, but maybe that's because it took forever to order our food, and it was MAYBE a half hour until the first person in the group got their food, the last person didn't get theirs till 3:45pm.  And besides, why would you even argue that with me? Even half an hour is too long to wait for a SANDWICH! And why don't you just get the manager?! She went on to say that the manager was also the cook in the back, and the only one at that. Whatever, then at least let us know that before we waste forever at your place, or offer us some tea or coffee while we wait, it's not like you're THAT busy.  The one time I actually did need something (I got coffee as my drink, but there was no milk and sugar given with it) I actually waited so long that I eventually GOT UP and approached the waitress to ask her to hand it to me before I the coffee got cold. Anyway, the whole attitude was just snobby and I didn't like it. I would recommend NOT to go to this place!


After having had many great eating and service experiences at the Tru Food in the Scottsdale Quarter, my boyfriend and I decided to visit the Biltmore location close to the Scottsdale Fashion Square. Well, sadly, it was like a completely different restaurant and not in a good way. \n\nHe had the shaved turkey sandwich with the sweet potato \"hash.\" The sandwhich was super dry with nothing on it or offered to moisten it up a bit. No real veggies on it either except a little shred of lettuce and a couple of grapes. The \"hash\" amounted to little more than some half cooked cubes of sweet potatoes poured on the plate. We couldn't figure out what was hash-like about it. He ate only half the sandwich and didn't bother with the hash after a couple of mouthfuls. \n\nBut the real issue was with what I ordered, the Street Tacos with what they were calling Sea Bass on the menu. I'd had these over in Scottsdale and they were amazing. But when I received  the three tiny circular mini-tacos at this location, the fish looked gray and sort of cooked, I guess, but mushy. It didn't  look like any sea bass I'd ever seen or eaten, but I thought I'd try them. Well, they were gushy and really fishy smelling. No amount of pico de gallo could cover up the substandard quality of this fish. When the server came by and asked how everything was, I asked her if the fish was fresh. She said \"yes, we get it every two days, flown in from Alaska. It's free range.\" hahahaha I almost corrected her that sea bass, even crappy sea bass, doesn't come from Alaska and fish aren't free range...they're not chickens on a farm. She was obviously badly trained in their own food sources. I told her it was mushy and questionable in quality and to just take it away. Then she said, \"I always get the steak version of the tacos.\" I guess we now know why...\n\nNext thing you know, the manager is at our table asking about it all. I asked if it was old or just not cooked thoroughly, but he assured me that it was neither. But he did say that their sea bass was really baramundi, which is NOT normal sea bass, but an Asian substitute (farm-raised and NOT from Alaska, more like Indonesia). \n\nTo his credit, he did comp my meal since I didn't eat much of it, but we won't be back to this location again. Why bother?  So we can tempt fate and our good health with some other questionable fish or other dish? I don't think so. Oh, and when I asked him if he had tried the fish tacos, he hesitated and admitted he always gets the steak version. Hmmm. Wish I had too!\n\nAs for the service, it was very slow at 4:30 on a Sunday (hardly anyone in there either). They were having some kind of on and off staff meeting right in front of the customers, ignoring everyone. Weird. Staff meetings should be before or after they open, not during business hours.\n\nSo, be aware that like all chains, each Tru Food location is NOT the same. Go to Scottsdale Quarter if you can for great, fresh food, super service, and a better atmosphere. Do yourself and your health a favor and skip Biltmore.


Love this place. Since Shakey's no longer exists in Vegas, this has become the next best thing. The crust is perfect ( I like it thin) the sauce is perfect, and the pie's always come out with those air bubbles in the crust .....love it!\n\nSalad bar kicks ass too. Pizza and salad...the perfect combo if you ask me


My dogs - normally wonderfully behaved, absolute sweethearts - have a tendency to channel their inner stupid and forget how to use a doggy door the second a drop of rain hits the ground. As you may imagine, the rainy season here in Las Vegas makes for many frustrated moments at our house! \n\nDante came out today and did an absolutely wonderful job on our loft and stairs. The house carpet smells fresh and clean and looks brand new. He even came early and freed up two hours of my afternoon! I will definitely use them again. Thanks for the spectacular service!!


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


Early on a hot Saturday morning, we headed to Baker Nursery to find new plants for our landscaping adventure. What a lovely nursery! It was well organized with plenty of shade so you didn't have to wander the aisles with the sun blazing down. All the plants looked so healthy and beautiful. My husband and I are both pretty uneducated when it comes to plants. We had so many questions, and there was always someone there to tell us about the plant, what kind of soil, sunlight and water it needed, etc. I wanted a particular cactus that our neighbors have in the front of their house, but I didn't know it's name, so we played a kind of Pictionary meets Pantomime in describing it.  It took about 10 seconds for the gentleman to understand what I was talking about, pointed us in the right direction and picked the healthiest of the bunch. We loved the personal attention, and we were grateful to all the people who helped schlep the plants up to the front for us and load them in our vehicle using plastic to make sure the dirt didn't dirty the car.  Two weeks later and all our plants are thriving! Whether you're a seasoned gardener or newbie to the plant world, your time won't be wasted at Baker Nursery, and you'll get the best of the best in terms of plants and service!


They finally closed. I believe this was the first A.J.'s in Arizona......and the past few years it slowly went downhill.


My mom gets a bigger kick out of this place than I do. It seemed to specialize in upholstery, and the walls are lined with swatches. I did like that the woman allowed me to take mini-swatches off of the wall, but I didn't wind up finding any fabrics that worked for my projects. I'll definitely try back here.


Though the smell of the place can really get to you, the instructors here are amazing.  Down side is the people at the front desk are extremely rude and not very friendly.  If customer service were good all around I would have continued to come to this studio. But since it's all the way on the other side of town I think I'll have to opt out for a more welcoming environment.  \n\nOther than the downsides, they have a clean changing area with 2 showers where they provide body wash, shampoo, and conditioner so you can wash off all the nasty sweat after your classes. \n\nTry catching Summer and Stacy. They're both awesome in their own way.


Before Cafe Bink the only reason I went to Carefree was to visit the Boulders Resort.    My only complaint about the resort was that there were a limited amount of great dining experiences within a stones throw, until Cafe Bink. \n\nThis is a must try if you are in the area.  Cafe Bink is a small restaurant and bar in the middle of strip mall.  The food that comes out of the kitchen is first class french bistro food taken up a notch.  The braised pork appetizer was to die for.  Juicy but not overly fatty with a maple glaze.  I had the crispy game hen which was their take on chicken and dumplings.  Perfectly done with a crisp exterior with a tender juicy interior.  My wife had their bolognese which was a kicked up bolognese sauce served with creamy polenta.  Also they we had a side of fries (their speciality) which came with all things truffled ketchup.  \n\nOVerall this is a great little oasis in the middle of the high dessert north of Scottsdale.  The portions are generous and the wait staff is knowledga\\ible, attentive and friendly.  The wine list is diverse with a lot of selections by the class.  Not just your chardonnay and cabernet line up!  I enjoyed an Argentine Pinot Noir from a vineyard that I never heard up.  It was marvelous. \n\nEnjoy.


Yusho's dining room is very colorful, contemporary, and definitely casual. Request to sit by the window for some people watching on The Strip. The staff was very friendly and attentive. However, the food is just ok. I'd rate the food 2/5. To be honest, everything looked amazing when it came out, but the taste was only half amazing =X We ordered the 6 course omakase menu which has some great menu items. Only catch is, the omakase menu is \"to entrust\" which means the chef picks for yu. Again, the food was eh but a few items that were good were the Tiger Shrimp, Ramen, and the Crab Fried Rice.


I was there with my daughter to purchase a new subaru.  I walked around the lot SEVERAL times before a salesman ever came out to ask if he could help me. (I got the impression I might have had better chances of getting one of the salesmen who walked past me if I had had my husband standing next to me).  The salesman who did finally come to meet us was VERY nice.  I wish we could have purchased a car from him, but his sales manager just didn't seem very interested in offering us a good deal.  If he would of even budged a bit more on trade in or car price we probably would have purchased there..  But it appeared that manager had no wish to do so.  We went to another dealer and bought the exact same vehicle for a few thousand less.  And a better offer on our trade.


I came here for lunch with my coworkers and the experience was awful. The only good thing I have to say is that the waiter was on the ball with drink refills. \n\nI ordered the Thai Chicken pizza and it was drowned in cilantro. The crust was thin and rubbery as was the cheese. The pizzas are all individual sized so they are somewhat pricey. It's not worth paying so much money for so little food when there are much better places like Mama Luigis and Grimaldi's near by.


Well this place is decent. The food was ok. I got the tamales but turn out they only have de \"elote\" I didn't liked them much. I messed up in what I got. But everyone else's plate was good.


I'm a visitor from out of town, visiting my family. Looking for a great place to eat with a great atmosphere. I thought it was the weary traveler. Unfortunately I find myself a weary traveler, as I sit in this establishment. Our waitress seems very angry. We walked in and we must have done something wrong? Unfortunately we are only having a drink and leaving. We will walk across the street to and find somewhere else to eat.\n\n\nEdit: we ended up going to Bunkies. We called ahead to see when they opened and they opened an hour early for us. They were super friendly and the food was great.


To start, you know if you're going to Dominos that you're not expecting amazing pizza. You're just expecting to get pizza that reminds you of being a kid.....nostalgically delivered to your doorstep. The pizza is edible and it's quite like riding a moped (fun unless you get caught by your foodie-friends). I must say though, even with such low expectations of the food....the customer service at this location is downright TRAGIC!  I was actually told when I telephoned about my pizza being exceptionally late \"we don't want you as a customer anyways\". I wouldn't put my hard earned cash here....Who wants mediocre food AND crappy customer service?