Just visited America's again tonight for my third visit.  I'd say it's time for a review:\n\nI love this place.  This corner spot has run through so many restaurants and finally they have one that is going to stick!  I've always gone on Thursday nights so I can't say what it's like on other nights or days of the week.  I've run into friends each time I've ventured in for my hour-long stay.  I've also chatted up perfect strangers - frankly, that's not so unusual for me though so I won't go on.  Suffice it to say it's a friendly neighborhood joint.  Tonight's special was Burro de pastor.  A marinated and grilled pork with guacamole, pineapple, cilantro and other tasty bits.  My 3 year old, 5 year old and 45 year old husband loved them.  We also had the Vampiro which was delicious too.  A corn tortilla with the pastor pork, guacamole & caramelized onions mmmmm.  Kids also order the fail-safe quesadilla.  It's good - how bad can cheese in a flour tortilla be?  Thing is, I don't want to order quesadillas for my kids.  The last time I was there we had the carne asada--my husband and I both love it, the kids didn't love it.  The pastor is ideal for them though, a little sweet and a lot of savory.\n\nThe staff are all very friendly and helpful.\n\nEnjoy it


Dark and clubby all the time. We stopped in there for a drink on a beautiful sunny day. It was very dark - yes there are no windows and that's the way the place is but they could have raised the lights and made it more lively.\n\nWe decided to leave when we saw the bar was packed with people who thought they were at Tryst at 2am.


Horrible service!  After paying $80 for an interior detail & exterior wax, I dropped my car off at 8:30am.  Johnny, a persistent, rude sales rep asked me 4 times if I wanted to add $40 to have it buffered.  Johnny told me the detail and wax would take 2-4 hours.  At 4pm, I arrived to find my car was not done and would not be until 5:30pm.  Asking to speak with a manager, I was introduced to Jonathan.  He was also rude, unapologetic and offered no customer service.  Needing to be somewhere by 5pm I had to take my car only 1/4 done.  I asked for a refund and was told no because they would finish if I stayed.    Both at the time of paying & pick up I had to wait in line due to other upset customers complaining about service to the counter clerk Ashley and the manager Jonathan.


Let me say that I've done Vegas without LV Top Shelf and bought the tickets, waited in line, no special treatment, and it is definitely not as incredible as our experience with Skoti.\n\nRegardless of how big your group is, Skoti always make it super easy and gets you to the front of the line and into the clubs that you want. I've had friends text me once I get in the club telling me they saw me walk in and I just go \"whoops! well.... I'll see you when you're done in that line! (;\". If you want the VIP treatment, he is definitely the guy to go to. I recently introduced some friends to Skoti the last time we booked a cabana at Encore Beach Club, and boy were they massively impressed. All of us can honestly say we had the best time of our lives. \n\nI don't think I could ever experience the Vegas clubbing scene without Skoti. Unless you happen to like waiting in uncomfortable heels in massively long lines as your buzz dwindles away and your seal is about to be broken, then sure, you don't need his services. Otherwise, there is no one else I would recommend for all your Vegas needs.\n\nFYI, coming from a huge foodie, Skoti's restaurant recommendations are ON POINT. Highly, highly recommend.


i'm usually a much sweeter kind of gal but this place is run by people who are dumb as rocks.\n\n2 young gals who fall into the uber granola category but without any knowledge of nutrition.  i get the low pay grade but at least feed me some bs when i ask a question or look it up.\n\nthere were 3 kinds of manuka honey - 2 of which i was familiar with and one i was not sure of their grading system - ie. what is \"silver\" = ? amber such and such?\n\nconvenient since they are close by but my next purchase will be from amazon - at least i can read up on the reviews there and it is cheaper.


Now this must be how movie heaven feels like. As a pauper =( having the opportunity to enjoy the experience a couple times a year does it for me. It's first class seats and service for a mere $15 for a movie ticket, then add on drinks and an appetizer, and you end up spending close to $40. Not bad, especially if it's a real big blockbuster movie, then it makes it more worth it. check it out, it's awesome.


I hate this place. It is way too small. You can't move a MUSCLE. They let too many people in. Just stay downstairs and order some food. Seriously.


Love scottsdale quarter and this store by far has the best semi annual sale selection. Organized, clean and I got wall flowers for $2 refills what a huge reflection will be back! A great asset to the shopping center!


How does MetroPark inventory work?\n\nWhen we came in, we saw a sign that announced that the store was closing for good in two days. Is it then reasonable for one to expect really, really cheap prices? Perhaps if this was a \"normal\" store.\n\nI saw a cute dress that I really wanted up until I saw the $70 tag. Pass!


A group of my coworkers and I go here every other week for lunch. FYI the blackberry lemonade is to diiiiie for- I order it every time we go. They have delicious healthy options to eat as well! Something for everyone


DONT BELIEVE THE HYPE\n\nOK so the reason I came here was because of all the reviews and honestly this place is not all that. First of all you have to wait for an 40 minutes or more to be seated and the service is very slow.\n\nOnly thing I liked about this place is the hurricane roll (The extra star is for this roll). The fresh was not as fresh as some reviewers said.\n\nOH and because we were sitting thing there and talking with friends with have not seen for awhile, mind you this is shortly after we paid the bill, they asked us if there was anything else we needed kinda their way of telling us to get the eff out because there were people waiting. I am sorry but if we were at any other place, they wouldnt make us feel that way. \n\nThey are never getting my business again. Get a bigger spot!


Best cantaloupe snow ice I've ever had~!


Want to stay on the strip but you're a cheapskate? Sahara is the place for you.\n\nOld + Falling Apart + Terrible Shows =  great character.\n\nOnly problem is it's a little too far away from the heart of the strip.


I don't like giving 5's, so a 4, nice to have a Guinness, and a Guinness stew. Wife had a Sheppard's pie and was happy. Should use real mash potatoes. Servings on the large size. The fish and chips could help feed the 5000. For Vegas not bad value. Good selection of beers.


My husband and me stayed for a weekend in August of 2013. The room was standard, no flat screen tv. It was a nice stay until we checked out and got home. I realized I had left my iphone charger in the room. I called the hotel immediately and requested that they send it back to me (southern California). It has been almost 3 weeks now and I have not yet received my charger. When I called the first time, I had transfer after transfer on the phone. No body could tell me when I would get my charger back. I even spoke to the hotel manager once or twice and she promised me I would get it in the mail the follow friday. No charger. So warning to everyone do not leave items behind. They dont know how to give it back!


Just ate there for the first time on Friday night - Happy Hour.\nThe burgers are the best in the area. I think it has a lot to do with the very fresh, soft buns they use.  I had the Diablo burger and I highly recommend it.  The fries are ok, but they would better if they were a bit more meaty (thicker).\nI was back again on Saturday night and had another burger.\nThe atmosphere is very good and the service has been great for all three times I've been there.  Yes, I went for their brunch after church today.  A great value which includes a beer or Mimosa.\nThe only reason I didn't give Five stars is because the beer isn't cold enough.\nYes, I know......micro brew purists will tell me that beer should be at such and such (foo, foo) temperature.  But, I don't care, this isn't Germany where they serve the beer at room temperature.  I like my beer \"brain freeze\" cold.   \nWell, OK, if i can't have it \"brain freeze\" cold, then how about a bit colder than it was.\nThe first night my buddy and I split a pitcher.  The beer in pitcher was \"cool\", but definitely not cold.  I was also give a glass that was warm out of the dishwasher - A BIG NO, NO.  I had to ask for a glass of ice to add to my beer (another purist NO, NO, i am sure).  \nFor me a cold beer is not an afterthought to what I am eating - it is equally important. \nI give this restaurant an overall high score for food, atmosphere and service, but a thumbs down for the temperature of the beer.  I wish they'd serve beer in a frosted pitcher after it comes out of a cold tap, and I'll drink in a frosted glass - yea!!\nHowever, I will be back.  I'll be the one pouring my pitcher of beer over a glass of ice.


When you go in an Irish Pub, you kind of expect beer and ale with your typical Irish fare, such like Shepard's Pie and Fish N Chips.  Yup, that is what you get here.  Small place and you typically have to wait to get in.    Having said that, the Burger was decent and the Fish N Chips was great.  I got the small and it was humongous, but more important hot, crispy and tasty.  I will be coming back just for that.  It's that good.


CPK. Creative. Pizzas. Kinda.\nWhen I think of the early 90s. I think of CPK. Of course I also think of Joey Lawrence on Blossom. But who doesn't, really? And new Coke. And we all know how that worked out. But CPK was innovative at the time. California cooking was all the rage thanks to Mr. Puck. The BBQ Chicken Pizza won over droves of pizza fans. Quickly, the Thai pizza caught on and CPK became quickly initialized in American culture like KFC, PTA and FYI. This location serves up the fare like all the others. Not much panache but dependable. Much like the Chevrolet Malibu. Could they use a bit of a makeover? Sure. But the Price Is Right set got one and no one's loving that. So why bother.


I like how every girl on here gives this place 1 star, and the guys usually give it 3 stars.\n\nThat says a lot, bc if there is one hting i know about guys it is that they freaking love boobs.  The Tilted Kilt has boobs everywhere.  More than a strip club.  So many boobs I wondered if it was a health code violation.  So it having 3 or 4 star reviews from dudes tells you this is a 1 star restaurant.\n\nIt should be no surprise that I was out with a guy and I did NOT pick this place.  In fact, I'm pretty sure no girl in the history of girls has ever said, \"I want a fish sandwich and to stare at tits.\"  \n\nOur waitress was very nice, and I've got to say that if my body looked like hers, I'd be wearing the Tilted Kilt uniform daily, whether i worked there or not.\n\nWe had hamburgers.  They were standard hamburgers.  WHAT IS IT WITH RESTAURANT HAMBURGER BUNS????  Once again, the bun was MASSIVE nad htat drives me crazy.  However, the hambuger was so greasy the bun immediately became full of oil and shrank down.  Kinda gross, but also kind of impressive.  That was an absorbent bun!\n\nThe place was wildly over priced and I don't know how anyone could sit there and watch an entire game and drink all night.  If you want to piss your wife off, do that.  Go to the Tilted Kilt and drink all night, then tell her that's where you were all night and that your bar tab was $150.\n\nI think it might be less expensive to go to a strip club.  Go to one with a buffet, and save some money.\n\nThe food was meh, the waitress was ok, the tits were large, the drinks were expensive.   -Fin-


Went to this location and walked out not even 10 minutes later. When we walked in, we were greeted by the manager with an unintelligible grunt and a vague wave that we took as \"sit wherever\". We sat there for 5 minutes before anyone even acknowledged our presence. By then we were already debating whether we should stay or go. When a waitress finally showed up to our table, we were at our limit with our patience. We told her we needed a few more moments, which we used to confirm our decision to leave. On our way out, she said \"change your mind folks\" in a condensing and disgruntled tone. We will not be returning and I think we now understand why there weren't very many customers there.


I love the food, Karen is an excellent waitress, (the other one sucks) and I HATE THE SMOKE!  \n\nPay attention people!  Allowing smoke to drift into the building while people are eating is a VIOLATION.  I even asked the manager to put his cigarette out that he left burning in the ashtray and he just ignored me.  When I asked if they could at least shut the door while people were eating he said \"NO\".  Sorry for ya, enjoy your fine!  \n\nPS, get a couple of new speakers for the crap radio station you play in there.  I know you can't hear too well but trust me, those have been blown for a couple years now!


UNLV is a virtual Mecca for cheap prices, good quality, and diversity in cuisine. Every time someone brought up burger joints, Smash was a destination worth mentioning. It was never the first on the list, but as I continue to cross out places I have tried, it was time to give them a taste.\n\nWhen I entered, the cashier greeted me and asked if I had been there before. Usually when you reply no, the other person would explain, but he just asked for my order. That was not a big deal because I am usually set before I step anywhere near the register. The customer service was good overall, because when I did not order a drink, the cashier offered me a cup for water.\n\nI had a job interview today, so I opted for the avocado club smash chicken sandwich because it did not have anything that would leave a lingering smell. If it was any other day, I probably would have gone for a burger with the works. The chicken breast was cut in two to cook faster, I liked this style because it allowed the meat to stay moist and juicy. Often the breast dries out and become overcooked if left whole. On top of that, they add four crisp strips of bacon, four slices of avocado, ranch, mayo, lettuce and tomato on a whole wheat bun. The sandwich is delicious, but pricey for the university area. At $7.99, you can go to In-N-Out and get a double double combo meal with a shake. At Smash, for the price of everything you would get next door, it would run you close to fifteen dollars. The food is good, but for that price I would probably go to Bachi Burger or Holsteins. I could pay a little more for a more unique meal.


Comfortable, friendly atmosphere. Wonderful. A great place to go with friends and share. Trust me you are going to want to try as much as possible. Everything is made in house, from the head cheese and blood sausage on the delicious Charcuterie to the Panacotta and other desserts.\n\nOnce a month a group of friends and I search out a restaurant to experience. We taste as many dishes as possible. The other night we had the pleasure of trying just about every dish on the menu with the exception of the cheese plate, squash blossoms and olive snacks. There was not one dish that I, personally, did not like. Sounds pretty hokey, but it is the truth.  I do, however, have my favorites.\n\nFavorites: \nAppetizers: \nI have seen duck fat fries on tv. They are literally as good as people make them out to be. Best fries I have ever had. They make Ronald McDonald weep and the Hamburgler go straight. \nThe Dates are a must try. Sweet, savory, out and out delicious. \n\nSmall Plate:\n\nPork Belly. This is just a given. Wow.\nOrzo - wonderful and the mussels extremely tasty\nHonorable mention: Beets. I don't like beets. This dish is making me rethink that statement. Definitely try them. \n\nLarge Plates:  \n\nWhile all dishes were wonderful, this die hard carnivore has 3 must eats:\n\nDry Age Strip with bone marrow butter, duck fat fries and sweet breads. Never had sweet breads. awesome literally awesome. Eat this dish and call your cardiologist. But what a way to go. \n\nPork - absolutely wonderful, best potatoes i have eaten. \nChicken thighs. - packed full of flavor.\n\nDessert: \nYou just have to try all of them. You cannot make a poor choice, each dessert is just wonderful. We had the, strawberry rhubarb pie, chocolate cake with smoked sea salt and the panacotta. Wow. Just wow. \nWe left with one regret. No one ordered the Sicilian Sfingi. We must have been suffering from a food coma when ordering dessert. \n\nYou really need stop in and try it. Trust me. You will not be disappointed. Bring friends.


I suffered a major disappointment my first evening in Las Vegas.  \n\nDrai's no longer serves food.  \n\nI was led on all evening by stories of the delicious mac-n-cheese.  Having determinedly shaken my booty all evening to justify the caloric intake, it was a devastating surprise to discover my friend's favorite after-hours club no longer served the tasty treat.  In the showdown between smoking and food --- food lost.\n\nDrai's made up for the disappointment with a decidedly lush bordello-style interior, friendly bouncers, nice bartenders, strong mojitos AND free seats in which to rest my overworked feet.  It certainly helped that we were handed free entry coupons as we left the cab --- 'no cover' are two of the best words to hear together at a club.  \n\nThe music was more trippy/trancy than anything else, but that was perfect for the time of night.  The sparse crowd (we were there early for an after-hours club --- 2am) ran heavily to wannabe Euro-gigolos in big bug-eyed sunglasses but started to fill later with a cross section of late-night dwellers.  It seemed like the kind of place where anything goes and nobody really cares.  That's not quite as good as mac-n-cheese at 3am, but it comes close.


We've been here several times now, and have not been disappointed yet!  It's always fun, and the food is always good!


Tried them during restaurant week. Loved the atmosphere. Very polished. Food was fine. Server was awesome. I enjoyed the lobster risotto- it was little salty for me. My husband had the short ribs and they were meh. Nothing to write home about but we have had better elsewhere. Glad I tried it but I would probably not go again and pay full prices.


I went to Del Frisco's last night because I had never been to one.  I was starving after a long flight.  I sat at the bar and had a lemon drop where the simple syrup used was way too sweet.  The Caesar salad was good (but did have a leaf with the red stuff in it) and the steak tips, because I was traveling and couldn't eat a whole steak.  I thought this would be a good way to taste the \"exceptional\" food this restaurant had to offer.  I was wrong.  I know it was a low end dish, but each steak tip almost broke my teeth because they were only grissel (sp?).  In fact, there was bone in one of them.  I wasn't asked how my meal was until after I was done.  For my second drink I asked for less lemon and that didn't  happen.  The reason I'm giving two stars is that it was fun to watch the bartender at work.  There are so many other choices in Vegas--when I come back I will go somewhere else.


Being a customer at the Ellsworth/Baseline store for nearly 12 years, after my recent check up, I've decided this will be my last visit.  They seem to have undergone an entire staff change on the day I was there, and as a medical practice manager, that was probably the least professional group I've ever seen. No one made eye contact with me, they were too glued to their screens.  One employee would only help a couple that was there (for the whole hour I was there), who were obviously personal friends of hers. The other employee not only wouldn't get out of her chair to show me glasses, but was very little help when I was asking her questions about options, etc. Her eyes only would look at her computer screen or the tatoos on her forearms. I assume it was \"friday dress down day\" when I was there as the T-shirt wearing young man took me back for my initial portion of my eye exam. Even though I stated out front 2-3 times what I was there for, and completed forms AGAIN, with full information on them, I was AGAIN asked for the 4th time the same darn questions over again. (Does no one read a patient's chart or forms any more???)  He took my blood pressure and twice incorrectly put the cuff on my arm.  The machine was malfunctioning and wouldn't quit inflating which was extremely painful and I begged him to take it off.  He continued to push buttons trying to get the machine to quit. Then put the cuff (on wrong again) on my forearm of my by then extremely inflammed arm. Again the machine mal functioned.  He put down a grossly inaccurate reading on my chart and I asked for it to be removed since obviously this machine did not work and I didn't want a abnormal reading on my permanent record.  The optomatrist... well, very indifferent and again, would not look at me or speak to me. Since my prescription had been chnaged by him (up and down, up and down) a few times, I voiced my dislike of the current prescription that I tried for a year.  I was met with less than favorable explaination as to why Ive been given so many different prescription strengths on my eyes the last few years. (I had recently had a full check up with an opthalmologist for a spot on my eye 1 1/2 mos prior to this appt., and he also felt I should not be given so many different prescriptions that weren't seemingly accurate for my visual complaints.) There certainly seemed to be no discount for this place, (many little fees that get added to your final product), so when I pick up my partial order of contacts in a week, along with my new glasses, I don't think I'll be coming back.  My only regret being that I just didn't take my prescription from them yesterday and fill my contact order, and glasses order somewhere else.  It's a shame, they used to have such helpful and cheerful staff.  I don't think I could have cracked a smile out of that group even if I'd come in with a car load of clowns and balloons!!!


UGH!!  so disappointed!!!  I've been here a few times and enjoyed it for the most part....but since expanding it....they seem to have hired on more staff that is just TERRIBLE.  we had a to-go order that i asked my husband to go pick up.....i ordered the pollo fundido with a side of rice.  my husband came home with something that looked like a burrito with a little pile of wilted lettuce on the side.  okay fine.....restaurants screw stuff up....i've worked as a food server for most of my 20's to know that it happens sometimes.  so i got in my car to take it back and ask them to right the wrong.  THE GIRLS AT THE COUNTER ARE JUST AWFUL.  i got all kinds of excuses about how she was typing when i called in my order and that's why she got it wrong.  whatever girl....just fix my food so i can get home.....now that i can't eat with my family.  she forgot to add rice to my order and then acted like she was doing me a favor by telling me she wouldn't charge me for it.  good thing.....cuz i didn't bring my wallet or purse.  i sit down and wait for my food........it shows up like a minute later.  NOW that's great service.....i thought.  i grabbed my bag and headed out the door.  \n\nI left thinking that the order was right.   They wouldn't dare screw it up twice, right?  WRONG.  i got home to find my pollo fundido covered with COLD sauce and unmelted shredded cheeses.  the whole thing was ruined.....cold.....unedible......it's fried.....i wasn't about to microwave it.  so i called the restaurant at this point instead of driving up there for a third time.  I got the same girl that screwed up my order in the first place. \"oh....sorry about that.....but you can come back in for a free meal another time.....but let me get my manager to make sure we do that\"........a couple of minutes later.......\"yes ma'am.....our policy is that when you come in you can have a free pollo fundido\".......what?  how is it free at this point? you still haven't fixed my unedible meal at this point.  it's not free......and what if i don't feel like pollo fundido next time?  \"sorry ma'am.....that's all we can offer you\"   O-kee-dokee.  i asked to speak with the manager (Erika).....she then tells me the same thing the counter girl had told me.....not willing to fix the problem for customer satisfaction.....on top of the fact that she sounded even younger than the shrew working the counter. at that point....i was done. all the reviews about the girls working the dining room are correct.  they were all standing around while i stood there waiting to talk to someone about my order.....looking at me....then looking away......i mean....how about a \"is there something i can help you with?\"  i doubt the owner reads this.  i have seen a few responses to yelp reviews....but usually only thanking people for good reviews.....so i'm sure this will disappear into the abyss of internet reviews......maybe after you have to close your restaurant due to your staff's inability to have attention to detail in YOUR family owned establishment......maybe then you will read these and understand what happened.  it wasn't the food......the food is usually pretty good....enough to keep me going back a couple of times previously......but your staff.......tsk tsk tsk......such a shame. how about you teach them to check the food before it goes out?  ain't that hard!!!


This place was great when it was Rave, now the customer service SUCKS.\n\nI ordered some tickets online for Godzilla for tomorrow, but now I need to cancel them. AMC's website doesn't give you any way to cancel them except to call their hotline. I've been on hold for 37 MINUTES and NO one has answered the phone. How am I supposed to cancel my tickets to get a refund when no one answers the damned phone? \"Here to serve you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week\" my ASS.\n\nI also tried calling the theater direct to see if I could get some help that way. Wouldn't you know it, called them four times and no one has answered yet. Did everyone who works for AMC keel over and die?! The fact that I've been sitting here on my phone for close to 40 minutes now to cancel some stupid movie tickets is absolutely ludicrous. I'll be going to Galaxy from now on, at least I know from past experience that they actually care about keeping their customers happy.


The food is better than average and affordably priced but service is extremely slow and there's no rhyme or reason as to when dishes come out of the kitchen.  They don't answer their phone any time of day and don't return calls so it's nearly impossible to make a reservation unless you happen to be willing to stop by before your dinner engagement.  \n\nBut it's a nice small restaurant for impromptu sushi dinners for couples or a party of 3 or 4.  That's probably their focal point anyway.  They do have tatami mat seating and a fairly broad, if expensive, sake selection.  \n\nI would immediately give them four or even five stars if service was a little more organized and purposeful and if the staff could be significantly friendlier.  There are only two servers even on Saturday nights during prime time, so perhaps that is the source of the problem anyway.  Be prepared for long waits during your meal if you go with a group of 5 or more.


Ooo, I felt so *cool* just stepping through the door of Romeo's Euro Cafe. Romeo's serves an impressive variety of drinks and foods from all over Europe and America, with emphasis on the Mediterranean region. All in a quaint yet trendy atmosphere. \n\nThe Undici Undici Fine Art Coffeehouse is located adjacent to the Euro Caf and offers more than 20 different types of coffees, as well as Euro's fine dessert menu. They also feature live local music and have a gift shop. See how cool this place is?\n\nTry the Undici Sunrise with freshly squeezed orange juice, ice cream, vanilla syrup and whipped cream, or the Intoxicated Love cake, pairing white, milk, and dark chocolates with Grand Marnier, Kahlua and Jack Daniels. Some of the \"real\" food choices are just OK, but the desserts and specialty drinks are to die for!


Booked Jackie based on Yelp reviews and talking with her on the phone. We knew we made the right choice as soon as she arrived at our hotel room and our 20-month-old's face lit up with a big grin upon meeting her! She is prompt, friendly, professional and reasonably priced ... and it's obvious she has done this many times and knows what to do. She arrived with a big suitcase full of age-appropriate toys and I believe she was probably one of the highlights of our daughter's stay in Vegas! We felt completely comfortable with our daughter in her care for the two nights we booked her and I would gladly recommend her without any hesitation whatsoever. We are already looking forward to our next visit to Vegas knowing that we'll be able to enjoy a \"date night\" or two if Jackie is available then.


What a great restaurant this is...\nI've eaten here twice. Once on New Years Eve and Once for my Birthday and both time they get a WOOHOO!!!\nCan they even make a bad meal? I think not!\nThe new deal for summer was INCREDIBLE $39.95 for 5 courses and NO skimping on this!\n1 app, 1 salad, 1 main course, 1dessert and coffee awesome eh\nThe app and salad are a little smaller but who would want a giant size anyhow.\nThis is a place I would send anyone to, especially someone I liked :)\nI for sure give my thumbs up ALL THE WAY!!!


I love this port of subs location. Its the best location I've been to by far. I understand that when your busy, you can't give the best costumer service. And I guess some people don't know the idea of pre-close?? Overall the food was great, the people there are awesome and I will surely come back soon.


About as large as a small Wal-Mart, this is truly a warehouse of shoes. And surprisingly, not all women's shoes. There is a large section of shoes for men too!\n\nI stuck to my side of the shop and saw that the shoes were organized by style - boots, laceups, slip-ons and such were all neatly put together with one on display and a stack of others underneath with a variety of sizes. I have average size feet, so it's rare that there is any problem finding shoes in my size that fit.\n\nAfter I had narrowed down my selection to just two and was walking around to test comfort, I spotted their \"clearance\" racks in the back had a pair of the style I wanted in my size! So instead of buying a full-price (marked down?) pair at $62, I got a \"last pair in store\" with a 20% discount that was a name brand (Timberlake!) for $52. Boom!\n\nWhen you shop at Off Broadway, you also get an encore rewards coupon for 10% of your spending that you can use on your next visit. I can't imagine that I'll be back for shoes again and remember this coupon, but hey, you never know!


It looks like a lot of people are split on Tom's.  Now lets get the obvious out of the way.  It is the Southside people, plus this is a late night diner, plus this is the SOUTHSIDE.  The diner is not in the greatest of conditions but the booths are big enough to seat a group of 6 which is great at 2am.  Be nice and your food will come out faster, at like a hooligan and you will probably be waiting a little longer.  But in general the food normally comes out pretty fast\n\nNow, to the food.  A couple things.  Stick to the breakfast, because it is good and nothing beats a good breakfast spot after a night at the bars.  The pancakes and breakfast sandwiches are my favorite.  \n\nSecond, I really thing they have a good late night gyro.  Don't ask why out of all the places in the Southside that I choose Tom's to get a Gyro, but they have an XTRA Large Gyro.  The moment I saw that on the menu, I just could not resist.  The end of result: I was good because it was a very large gyro, but the quality of meat was not of Mike and Tony's.  But I did not expect it to be great because it was so large and that was enough to satiate me at the time.  \n\nOverall, Tom's is your spot for a some good food and a place to go over the bad decisions you may have made earlier in the night.


This place is opposite of luxury. For gods sakes the pedi chairs had holes in em!!! I walked in for a full set, didnt get a friendly greeting... Which I let slide because I wanted to at least see the quality of the work they'll produce since this salon had so many good reviews... The set took an hour and a half... No clue why. They had a 19.99 special and mine with a tip was $35. Which you know how they add on $5 here $5 there... Whatever!!!! The breaking point came 5 days later when my index nail jut split in half. He had shaved off so much acrylic that the damn nail broke while I was trying to open up my window. Never again. I do my nails twice a month and I know just a tiny bit when someone effs them up!


I had dinner here with a large business group and it was quite good.


This was my second time here.  Service was great and my water was kept full.  I ordered the special of the day: portabella mushroom ravioli with choice of sauce.  I decided to be demanding and asked for 1/2 alfredo 1/2 marinara.  They put the sauces in bowls and allowed me to sauce it myself.\nMy friends mostly got the special as well, except one person got a greek pizza.  It looked really good.  I enjoyed the ravioli, but my friends weren't too keen on it.\n\nthey have a bar opening soon from what they were saying so Riccio's is expanding.


Man this is place is amazing! I got the Diamond wash and it was worth every penny! The guy that finished cleaning my car had a broken finger and he scrubbed this weird grime that was chillin on the inside of my car door that another car wash place quoted me $200 to clean and he did it for FREE! He said he wanted to make a good first impression. He had a freakin broken finger! What an amazing dude. Really, he did not have to do that but I appreciate that he did. Also, I have a son, he's 2 and very restless right now so their waiting area is perfect! Cause I got to sit in their comfy couch eating yummy snacks while my son plays in their kiddy area. I definitely will be back! Super family friendly and the guys there are awesome.


Well, if your address isn't correct and you don't pick up the phone to help with directions you can't expect a great customer response...  Was really looking forward to eating here, now not so sure.


Saturday night - After dining upstairs in the House of Blues Foundation Room, the BF and I wandered through this elusive lounge to check out the scene and to enjoy the view.  \n\nYes, the view is absolutely fabulous.  With the Mandalay Bay Hotel being at the south end of the strip, it gives you a fabulous view looking up the strip.  And yes, we took a picture up there too.  With a view like that, who doesn't? While enjoying the view, you also meet the most interesting of people who are happy to invite you to party with them, and I do mean 'party' in all ways Vegas can be interpreted.\n\nThe music was okay, and the crowd was interesting.  There was a variety of people, in terms of age and genre.  I can't say the same about the ethnic card though as there wasn't such a diversity at all.  We checked out some of the smaller rooms and danced a bit.  I wasn't too impressed by the cow who tripped over her drunk self while apparently trying to dance sexy and in the process stuck her heel into my foot. (And of course, I was wearing open-toed shoes.)  It wouldn't have been so bad if she apologized or excused herself, but she was so drunk and embarrassing that the guys around her were having a 'good' time with her.  Odds were they were both trying to figure out who gets to take her home 'cuz you know she was going to go home with someone, it was just a matter of who.  (If I were them, they both should have negotiated and both gone with her!)  \n\nThe ladies' room gets crowded as everyone is in there fixing their make-up and you're bound to find someone, anyone kicking back with the restroom attendant.  I wasn't sure if it was a guest or a cocktail waitress, either way, she was just sitting in there chatting it up all night long. \n\nIt's not that crowded on a Saturday night because you do need to be on the list or a member.  Monday nights are crazy because that's when they open up the doors to the public.  I would only return for the view, but that's about it.  Better music and atmosphere can be found elsewhere.


Wonderful place to eat dinner in Vegas!!!  We had a delightful dinner here with live music in the background.  We had to wait to get seated but totally worth it!  Very enjoyable meal.


The food is delicious. I've gotten the fettuccine alfredo and the 440 sandwich and both are fantastic. The only turn off is how long they take to make anything. You have to call in and order if you want to avoid waiting 30+ minutes. I've waited 35 minutes for a sandwich before which is simply not worth it, no matter how good it tastes. Definitely call ahead and order.


This is one of my favorite movie theaters in the Charlotte area, despite my lack of enthusiasm for shopping malls.  I normally attend movies in the late afternoons or evenings during the week and I don't purchase snacks or drinks; however, I'm super appreciative of this theater being clean and easy to locate within the mall (down at the end, across from Forever 21).  The movie schedules are great and I have even seen a few movies here that most other theaters do not show.  (For example, Dallas Buyers Club.)  There are electronic ticket kiosks if you don't want to wait in line for a ticket and I've always been a fan of the lighting near the entrance of the theater.  It doesn't really feel like you're in the middle of an outlet mall.  (Thank goodness.)  I'd give this theater five stars if the seats reclined.  :-)


Typical takeout Chinese, American style. Nice and clean inside. Husband tried the sesame chicken and said it was better than many he had tried. Wonton soup was ok, nothing special. I'll be  back to try other things but I think two stars is sufficient. Most people would probably say it's fine.


It's the closest Korean place that I could find here in Glendale. \nLunch during the week is super cheap and well worth it. \nI think the pre-cooked meats (both kalbi and bulgogi) are dry and taste like they have been cooked earlier in the day. \nTofu soup is always good even though I like cracking my own egg in it. hah\nThe Pa jun was my favorite, because it had scallop, calamari, clams, and even shrimp! \n\nOverall, I'll give it 4 stars, but I'm being really generous here. \n(mainly because I'm korean)


This is a beautiful theatre with a gorgeous glass front which is great for watching the world go buy while having a coffee.\n\nI have fond memories of coming to this theatre to see the ballet since I was very young. I rather distinctly remember on my 9th birthday vomiting on the stairs during a performance of Cinderella. Ahh memories.\n\nBut this theatre really is lovely. Its the sort of theatre that you get a little dressed up to go to, like people used to do back in the day. I was lucky enough to see a stunning performance of the Nutcracker here in January, which obviously is mostly attributed to Scottish Ballet but the theatre played a huge role also. Everything from the sound to the lighting was fantastic and it really was a magical evening. \n\nThere is a number of bars for you to have a quick tipple during the interval, but you have to be quick out your seat because it gets very busy fast. \n\nTickets can be expensive, but it really attracts some of the better quality shows so it is worth it and it really makes for a nice evening out.


Unlike the previous review, I've ate here. 4-5 times, and each time I've had EXCELLENT food and service. Never had anything bad, free kids meal on the weekends with a paid adult, and the owners are extremely nice. Can't say anything bad about this place! If you're looking for a good place to eat that won't break the bank, this is the go to place.


This place has the potential to be great!! However, it's not. The chips and salsa and atmosphere are definitely a reason to go! The best I've ever had!!!! The first trip there provided a waitress who never brought the cheese dip we ordered. When I asked her to take it off our check, she said, \"ok\".  Never an apology or \"oh my gosh! I forgot!\"  Nothing. She came by a couple of times to refill the empty water glasses them disappeared until the food and check were brought out. \n\nGiving them the benefit of the doubt, we went back the next day. Again, beautiful atmosphere from the patio. The chips and salsa were DELICIOUS!!!! The food and service were mediocre. I had the chicken sandwich which sounded somewhat healthy but came out greasy. \n\nSo my advice: go!! Get the chips and salsa. Although I didn't have one, I hear the margaritas are good, too. Enjoy the patio and beautiful Phoenix weather. Just don't expect too much from the rest of the food or service.


I was craving a gyro and while my pregnant daughter opted for a chicken wing spot (to go) nearby, the rest of us enjoyed a quick dinner at Phoenicia Grill.   It was ok.  I like alot of things in my gyro salad.  While plenty green it was, it lacked the speckles of other vegetables I enjoy in a salad.   The dressing was \"ok\".  Having checked in via Yelp gave us a 10% discount on the bill so that was a plus!  I may be back since I know of no other gyro place in the area!  :)


Really, I come here for the beer and the food is generally an afterthought. I have friends who are excited by their brunch and mac n cheese, but I find their food to be generally bland or oversalted. It's not bad, but not great. \n\nIt's generic American with a little classy and a little trashy thrown in. For instance, they have a blue cheese mac, but they also have a cheesesteak-based version of \"shit on a shingle\" as a  brunch option. Their inspiration seems diverse. \n\nI was most recently there to try their brunch. The servers are usually friendly and ours was no exception. She was very new though, in the \"make many trips, forget drinks, don't bring a spoon to stir the coffee\" kind of way. Everyone's gotta start somewhere though, so we forgave the inefficiencies. However, when she brought out our meals piecemeal from the kitchen, my patience waned as my eggs cooled, waiting for the rest of my food to arrive. \n\nWhen it did, my \"shit on a shingle\" was filling, a good portion size, yet slightly too salty.  There wasn't enough gravy on the steak to actually cover the Texas toast and keep it moist. I had ordered scrambled eggs on the side to also eat with the gravy and not only were they only warm by the time my food arrived, they were also not cooked very well -- more like a fried egg that happened to have been stirred a couple times. The home fries, however, were delicious and well seasoned. My dining companion liked the whole meal though, dubbing it \"so white trash\" and \"right up my alley.\" \n\nShe got the French toast and it tasted good, though they went a little nuts with the powdered sugar on top.  Hers was standard brunch fare, simple and tasty.


came here for a quick lunch--located inside the planet hollywood mall.\nit has a hawaiian theme to it all...\nserver was nice, just took forever for our food to come out.\nfood was ok...just super slow service!


Never had a bad meal here. Love their Singapore noodles plus service is great


The food would be 3 stars but the service made it 4 stars.   Our cute waitress Tashja made the meal.  Super friendly and personable, but best of all she knew the menu and made great suggestions.  \n\nThe North Boulevard drink was Yummmm...pretty dangerous because you couldn't taste the alcohol but could tell more than one would get you pretty messed up.  Like happy lemonade.  Fried Pickles were great, super crunchy.  \n\nI had the Ahi Tuna burger...yes, I went to a burger joint for tuna.  It was very good.  \n\nHubby had Turkey burger which he thought tasted a little weird.  Just eh.\n\nSandwiches are definitely not very big as others have said.


i am revising my review of back east and embarrassed to be duchess of this place. i first loved this place because of their vanilla half and half. that was until one day, when coming near closing time, i realized it was fat free vanilla coffeemate! their service continues to go downhill- how many times to i need to get attitude from someone before i decide that einstein's is actually better?  last time we went, they were out of ice and soda, yet my friend was sold a cold cup with no argument. we have changed our weekly bagel brekkie to bagel nosh- i'd rather drive to awahtukee and have someone be happy i'm dining at their restaurant and have decent sandwiches-other than the veggie sandwich, back east fails miserably,imo. i hope someone that works here and/or management reads this and realizes that they pretty much just lost 3 of their best customers..


One of my favorite places to eat!! I come here maybe once every other week. I would go more often if it was closer to my house. Their ingredients are organic and always fresh!! It used to be more consistent but I feel as though they have been slacking lately, otherwise I would have given them 5 stars.


Straight and to the point--- nice atmosphere, large portions, and we liked what we ordered, there was lots of flavour and good bread. It wasn't anything to write home about, but we didn't leave disappointed and that matters a lot when you're travelling (I would learn this lesson later at another restaurant). We would go back.


It's OK food - nothing extraordinary.  The pricing, I thought, was a bit off given the quality of food/service.\n\nThe menu is pretty concise and to-the-point.  Very American palette-friendly.


My favorite show in Las Vegas so far! I am such a fan of The Beatles, and was excited to check out what the show would be like and how the music would be incorporated. I am happy with how a lot of music was somehow remixed or played throughout the show. \n\nThe whole theater has a \"Liverpool\" ambiance, with the ushers dressed up in costumes, and every seat is a \"good\" seat, you can't go wrong where you sit! My favorite acts were \"Something\", \"Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds\" and \"Come Together\".\n\nThe only downside, not really for me, but for others would be that there is not real story or plot line being followed, so when the show ends, you're left feeling kind of puzzled. But like I said, it's not a big deal if you are a fan of the music or The Beatles themselves.


We stopped by on a whim. Mistake. 25 minutes between appetizer and main course. No explanation. No apology. Food was good, but not worth that kind of wait!


For over three years I have been going to this Fry's, largely because it was cleaner and not as hectic as the one at Southern and Rural.  It's been largely the same staff, and I have been happy to shop there.\n\nUntil today.\n\nI'll admit my end of the responsibility.  I was tired, got distracted, and left $40.00 cash back that I had received at one of the quick checkout locations.  I went to get coffee, and noticed it was missing, and immediately went back to the store.  This was all within about 20 minutes.  I figured either someone had turned it in or they would actually engage in some professional and proper customer service.  \n\nWell, someone walked off with it, and the store refused to reimburse me.\n\nAnd, no, I do not think it was an outlandish request.  I work in an industry where we are generally required to fulfill this type of request on a constant basis.  It is called customer service.  If I was the manager of the store, or even the owner, I would have figured the $40.00 was more than worth keeping a customer.  And, yes, I have put this in practice privately as well, reimbursing peple who purchased items from me on eBay even though technically there was shared responsibility; it just makes good business sense as long as the person doesn't make repeated demands.\n\nAs for the store, it is better laid out, better maintained and many of the staff are friendlier than your typical Fry's location in Tempe.  No more than your typical big-name supermarket, but until today I was satisfied.  I know this is partially venting, but it is also something you should consider when going to this location, or any Fry's: they could care less about you as a customer, despite what all their advertising says.


I only came here because my coworkers and I were starving after work and this was the closest joint we all could agree on.  Ordered the french onion soup and penna mushroom pasta.  \n\nThe soup was what I needed after a long day of work.  It had to much onions though and not enough broth.  The cheese on top was was crispy and crunchy,. gooey,. mmm,. def will recommend this to cure a fat hangover.\n\nThe pasta was really bland, chicken to dry, but the presentation was SUPERb!,.  \n\nDon't think I will come back,. expensive for mediocre food. My meal itself was $30


So so yogurt and with one on every corner you really have to make yourself stand out. I thought the kid behind the counter was friendly and helpful. The toppings and yogurt selections are once again so so. Does anyone else find it odd this business is categorized under Ethiopian food?


Everyone has been telling me for weeks that since we now live in SouthEnd, we need to walk down to Ru San's.  We did... and likely won't very often.\n\nWe strongly prefer the normal size sushi and aren't fans of paying for a more expensive roll only to find out that it has more rice than the other rolls.  If a piece of sushi takes more than a bite, I'm not as big on it.  I like a roll to encapsulate all the flavors, not to get a little of this and a little of that in two bites.  That being said, wasn't a fan of the 'Dancing Eel'.  \n\nService was definitely sub par and the place is crazy noisy.  We plan to go back another time and will try the outdoor seating.  Also, the protein bomb looks great as it's hard to screw up nagiri.  The Cowboy was okay and the dumplngs were average dumplings.  \n\nWith better service, extract the noise, and ordering different things, there is still a chance for good food here.  I'm a firm believer in 2nd and 3rd chances.  Check out the photos for what we ate!


Another Food Network find.... \n\nSupposedly the best thing cheesy \"Chef Beau\" ever had was the onion soup from here..... In looking at Zinc it boasts some local awards for its French cuisine... I am on vacation sure why not. \n\nService Stellar. Frankie was super funny, polite and ensured we felt like we were his only table. \n\nThe food: \nI did get the onion soup and it was good.Yes the crispy gruyere was yummy and the soup was good but not the best I have had....HOWEVER the scallops were probably the best I have had in a while. I got the scallops with black lentils and mustard cream... I give those two thumbs and a snap around the world. They were perfectly seared, sweet, buttery and huge. The lentils were firmer than I am used to but not unpleasant. The mustard cream was a perfect topper. We also got the parma/truffle fries were good. The fries were not greasy, crispy and the aiolis that accompanied them were a good complement. The curried chicken sandwich was well liked by my boyfriend. Other things ordered at our table: duck confit sandwich, chicken salad and house fries.  \n\nOverall: great place to grab some lunch, excellent service, don't believe the hype about the onion soup.


The place is nice but it would be great if they would be consistent... Every time you go the food is different


Let me state that this initial review is pretty old (sat as a draft that I forgot to post), but I can't update it yet. Review 1,  2 stars : Poor service. Had to wait 6 minutes or so just for someone to come to the front and take our order. Asked for mayo and ketchup only on the burger and the girl taking our order was a smarta**, stating that if we had been here before we would know that ketchup and mayo was on the table. Of course the whole burger came out wrong because the girl interrupted us when trying to order it with her smarter-than-thou attitude. The second girl I talked to fixed it and was really nice.\nReview 2, 4 stars : We got some food while we were bowling for my little sister's birthday. Service was good. Food was pretty good. Overall, a pleasant experience.


They did a good job cleaning a coat where other places wouldn't be able to take it.\n\nThe reason I took off one star is because the owner originally quoted me $12 and the next day when I picked it up he said $15. It's not the problem with it being $3, the problem is that he did not stick with the quote that he said, he blamed it on a long day of work and did not correctly measure the length of the coat at first. If he told me it was an error, but he would stick with the previous price then that would've been great.


Tait, owner of Hon-Man,  has worked on my 92 Prelude since 2003 and continuous to offer his expert advice and diagnosis 8 years later even though I no longer live in AZ. \n\nToday is the perfect example.\n\nI've been having trouble getting the Prelude started and was quoted a $435 replacement for the Ignition Coil at a local shop here in Huntington Beach, CA. Though I trust the recommendations for this local shop, I still felt I needed to get Tait's input. It wasn't 5 minutes into the call that Tait said \"It's your Main Relay and it should only cost you $120, on top of that even if it was your Ignition Coil that should only cost $250, but it is the Main Relay I'm sure of it.\" \n\nI called the local shop immediately to ask them to hold off on the repair. When the mechanic got on the phone the first thing he did was apologize and say they misdiagnosed the problem, it is actually the Main Relay, not the Ignition Coil. They wanted to charge $100 more than what Tait, quoted me so I mentioned I was getting lower quotes and they matched the price.\n\nBesides the excellence service and integrity that Hon-Man Auto Care stands by, more than anything I think the most impressive piece to this story is that this LOCAL shop had my car in their hands, I was there when they witnessed the start-up fail, yet they still misdiagnosed it. Tait, in ARIZONA, accurately diagnosed the problem in less than 5 minutes over a phone call where I just explained what I was experiencing. \n\nThere are no doubts when it comes to Tait and Hon-Man Auto Care. The only thing I must warn you of, is if you ever move out of Arizona, you will surely miss Tait and his excellent care.


I'm torn with this place.  The room itself deserves a 2 star but the casino deserves a 4star! sooo i had to compromise the two and give it a  3!!  The hotel is beautiful inside.  I truly like the decorations etcetc.  The rooms though are disgusting.  It has the remains of the old aladdin and it isnt pretty or nice at all.  Plus the bathrooms were horrible...so many of us girls were trying to brush our teeth at once so some of us used the bathtub!! too bad the drain didnt go down..sooo ew.  The sink spurted out in diff directions and pressure was so low it was crappy.  HOWEVER i LOVE the casino!! I thought it was soo pretty and okay i may b bias but they have the wheel of fortune!!!!!!!!!!!!! the round one not the regular looking slots. MY FAVORITE!! sooo  I was there for the remainder of our non clubbing nite =).  Prettty hotel...nasty rooms...booo!!


I have been here way too many times but I am officially done giving them chances. So frustrating that this place doesn't step it up! It is pretty much an overpriced bar. They have a large selection of just mediocre bar food. I love the concept and it's tons of fun for kids. But I can't bring myself to go here again because I can't bare the food. They have no healthy options on their kids menu and it's not much better on the regular menu. I consider this place a kid-friendly restaurant due to the atmosphere and concept. But the service is way too slow! The number one thing that I look for when bringing kids out to eat is fast service. It's no secret that kids have no patience for waiting 15+ minutes for a check. And happy kids equal happy customers. Crying and winy kids equal annoyed and unhappy customers. So speed it up at least please!


This Subway is dirty. The restaurant is dirty, the bathrooms are dirty, the employees do not change out their gloves as often as they should, the food does not \"taste fresh\"and the cookies are always burnt. If they are out of a cookie flavor they will not take it upon themselves to provide good customer service and bake them FRESH...without burning them. I mean seriously, how do you burn cookies?? This place needs management to step in and shape this place up. BAD


Most disgusting burger I have ever had. Way to much sauce, I ordered it plain and got BBQ, burger patty's were burned and I payed for guacamole which I could have fit into a spoon for ants. Would rather go to a normal Burger King than spend $8 for a burger that my 4 year old niece could make better.\n\nService was acceptable. Food was horrible. Would rather go to any other burger place in town including any other Burger King.\n\nOh and I had a few drinks so the food should be even better I feel sick after one burger and threw away the fries if you get the  the option drive down flamingo to in and out or go to anywhere else.


Ordered something I can't remember the name of but it was this doughy piece of fried? bread the size of a football that should have been stuffed with ham, cheese and a sauce.  What I got was a HUGE blob of bread with a very scant amount of ham, a few meager bits of cheese and no sauce that I could taste although there was a tinge of a pinkish moisture that I could see but not taste.  The food took forever to get to us which was somewhat of a mystery since the place just wasn't that busy.  Our server kept apologizing and he was attentive with a great personality but that couldn't make up for what was a completely unsatisfying dinner.  Doubt there will be a next time.


Stopped in here while walking through the Flamingo.  We took advantage of the 2 for $10 margaritas, but got them to go so we could walk through the garden.  We tried a passion fruit and a mango and have to say that they were delicious. Very real fruit flavors and not too sweet at all. They were not very strong, but were delicious as I observed the birds and koi in the garden.  \n\nAt 2pm on a Friday, the place was empty, maybe due to the fact that the outdoor area was closed for the winter, but I would recommend taking advantage of the drink special and then hitting the sites.


I really wanted to like this place. The reviews on Yelp got me a little amped up and was about to forget about the fact that I'm about to spend $22 for a fried chicken dish. Others raved it was amazing and worth it. \n\nThe hostess was great and seated us near the bar. We noticed it was incredibly hot in there and asked the staff if the air conditioning was on. Then I noticed the large sliding door behind the bar was open. Why would you have it open in June with it 95+ degrees outside. We were about to leave, but decided it would be worth it to stay.\n\nOur server was the next bad part. He came right away with water but when we told him we were ready to order he told me he is only taking drink orders right now. We settled with just water. He came back 20 minutes later to finally take our food order. Again, we stayed because we knew it had to be worth it.\n\nI ordered the fried chicken of course and my buddy ordered the stroganoff. Luckily it didn't take too long for the food to arrive though it wasn't fast either. I was starving by the time it arrived. I took a bite into the chicken and didn't really expect the honey glaze. It was alright, but just a little surprise. The chicken was cooked amazingly. The breast was very juicy and not dry at all. It did need some more seasoning though. It came with gravy so i guess you're supposed to dip it into it. The gravy was pretty bad. It tasted like it came in a paper pouch that you buy for $.50 at the grocery store.\n\nThe side dishes were not good. The cole slaw was soggy and lacked any flavor. Even with a ton of salt & pepper it didn't taste very good. The mashed potatoes tasted bland. What restaurant just serves mash potatoes with no seasonings or spices in it? Again, the gravy was bad. The biscuit though was really good. The honey crust on top was flavorful.\n\nI wouldn't come back here. Everything on the menu was overly priced and sorry but the chicken was over hyped. Sure it was fried very nicely, but lacked spices.


I don't think I could ever eat burger again, thanks to Bachi Burger.  I ordered the black and green, Wagyu beef, medium rare.  It did go down good, but at 2:30 AM, it then came back up.  I couldn't keep anything down, even water, for 24 hours, and had to cancel a business trip as a result.  \n\nI'm trying to figure out what was it that made me so sick?  The beef, the blue cheese, the spinach.Or did someone not wash their hands?   I will never know but this experience was one of those defining moments. If I ever muster the courage to eat a burger again,  no more medium rare burgers for me,


I live in Desert Club apartments and I got one of their promotional cards on my door so I gave them a shot. They were offering a serious discount for their first couple months. I got a Shellac manicure (white tip) and it was PHENOMENAL. I went back again a few weeks later and I am going back again this week :) The place is adorable with really cute chic decorations and it's super clean. This is actually the first Yelp review I have ever written but I felt compelled to do so b/c they were so great! I would recommend them to anyone looking for a great nail place!


I dropped my dog off at the clinic today at 7:30 and when I called them at 230 to see how he made it through surgery, they hedged and told me he was doing fine.  I told them I wanted to know how the surgery went and only then did they tell me that he had not gone into surgery yet.  THEY LEFT HIM IN A CAGE FOR 7 HOURS!!!  I told them not to touch my dog, and I went and picked him up.  When I was there at 7:30 there were only 2 dogs ahead of me.  The vet had the nerve to tell me that its a 1st come 1st serve which is when I reminded her that there were only 2 dogs there that morning.  \n\nNot only was I mislead about the surgery, but I can't get passed them leaving my poor dog in a cage for 7 hours!  \n\nI guess you get what you pay for - what a lesson I learned today!!!!!!!


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


YUMMY!!!! Can't go wrong with Panera. The thing that urks me most is the single door entrance/exit...this place needs double doors with all the people going through it!


This place is a must-go!  We went there this weekend for the first time and the service was excellent.  Not only that, but the doughnuts were exceptional.  It has been hard for me to find a good-family owned bakery since I moved to Madison, but here it has been all along!  We will definitely be back soon.  My favorites were the sprinkle ones and the apple fritter looked amazing.  The girl working said they don't make long-johns all the time, mainly for special orders, but I bet those would be great!  I may just have to special order some!! Check it out!  But...get there early!!  Before 7 on a Sunday!


We got a 10 percent discount from the hotel we were staying so well worth the price.  The 3-D movie was only about 15 minutes, but it was cool.  And the butterflies were gorgeous.\n\nNext you go into a room where you can see butterfly chrysallis and they're actually hatching out of them right then and there.  If you have the patience, you can see several different types of butterfly emerging.\n\nNext area is where all the butterfly are.  There are a ton.  Way more than you'd see at the butterfly attraction in San Diego.  The minute you walk in, there are a swarm of butterflies.  You have to watch where you place your feet as well, as there are butterflies on the ground as well.  \n\nSeveral butterflies landed on my daughter.  She was both thrilled and nervous.  She wanted them to land on her, but it scared her a little.  At one point, I had three butterflies landing on my shirt.  \n\nThis is a great place for photographers.  You'll get a ton of butterfly photographs and there's so many different varieties.\n\nThe only drawback is that it is quite humid and hot.  My husband turned bright red, so we had to take a break in their snack room.   There's plenty of parking.  It's going to be part of the Odyssea complex some day.  It looks awesome.  I can't wait to go back when everything is in place.


This place it's great and the food out of this world, but the service sucks. The first thing I did when the waiter took our drink orders was asked for an appetizer.30 min passed we got our entrees. 7 mins later we got the appetizer now, I thought an appetizer was a small dish before the main meal. Ps the whole time I was there I did not felt like I was being serviced.


We really enjoyed our pizza here! They had a great atmosphere, lots of choices!! I had the spicy sauce, jalapenos, two different cheeses, sausage, pepperoni and red bell peppers. So good. I don't think that you need to have a bunch of stuff  on it to make it great!!! They charge extra. for wheat or glutin free crust. Everyone there were very nice


Great food selection and excellent service.  If you're VIP you don't have to wait.  High quality and Pierre Jout Champagne.


I took my girlfriend here for her birthday and took advantage of a special deal they had in the middle of summer.I have to admit that I felt pretty baller doing so, as 8 of my friends were sharing another suite while I dropped 3 bills to spend two nights here. Anyway, onward with the review.\n\nThe suites are very luxurious and I can't find much to complain about, other than the bathtub being slightly too small and the toilet area being a little bit creepy (it's very small and there's a mirror inside). The suite is divided into a living room portion and a bedroom portion, both of which are equipped with LCD TVs for your entertainment. The living room area has a huge couch, coffee table, and dining table for you and your guests to drink and chat over. In the interest of time, we had two of our meals there and amused ourselves by drinking bottled water out of fancy wine glasses. Classy. My only other complaint is that the overall layout of it is a bit nonsensical to me, as the bedroom is located closer to the entrance while the living room is in the back. \n\nThe service and staff are top-notch. I had two major issues during my stay here (neither of which are the hotel's fault) and they were quickly resolved. Issue #1: The suite they initially gave us smelled like weed. I called the front desk and they immediately moved me to a new room. Issue #2: Drunken woman mistakenly tries to enter my room at 4:00am. She bangs on the door when the key doesn't work and wakes me up. I call security and she is escorted back to her room down the hall. They are very professional and very respectful toward their patrons. I would recommend this place to anyone if they don't mind walking a bit to get to the hotspots on the strip.\n\n*update*\nAfter staying at a few other places and paying similar prices, I've decided to upgrade this place to 5-star based on the value. No reason why I should pay $100 per night for a hotel room when $50 more can get me a luxurious suite.


3.5 stars \n\nCulinary Dropout is similar to me in that it has an Identity Crisis. It is located in a Mall, has hipster servers, luxe/goth furnishing, sports playing on TV and pop music. So what are you? \n\nWas excited to try this place because I had heard so many good things, but the food ended up being only okay. I had the turkey pastrami sandwich and an Arnold Palmer. \n\nMaybe I'm being a little snobby, but it is still hard for me to get over that it is located in a mall. \n\nMy other half got the paper bag beer which is $2 and was probably the best part. He was positive it was a Mexican beer, but it was from the good old Wisconsin (Hamms), so much for his Mexican roots. I guess they do this with shots too for $6. \n\nI do want to come back to try some of the drinks. They have a large drink menu and they all looked super yummy. \n\nIf you are daring try Yesterday's Soup. I'm sure it is still fresh. :)


I've been to other Tilted Kilt locations before so I knew what to expect.  My girlfriend's fries were undercooked.  Our server seemed a bit ditsy and took a long time to check in on us.  It wasn't a terrible experience, but it wasn't great either.  I'd say skip this location.


Linda would groom both my dogs. I enjoyed her service but unfortunately left that place because she no longer works there and the two lady's that took over are horrible groomers and the prices went up.


We use to come with all our friends for their steak special but we were really disappointed the last few times we came.  Never mind the service is slow, the food was not worth the wait.


Wow. I've been her many many times during the day and for late night meals. Jaime or on the receipt JLynne is the most miserable server I've had year to date. Unless you're one of her friends your an inconvenience to her. I even asked her if she was having a bad day after she snapped at me.


Customer service is lacking. Spent over $200.00, asked for a gift card car holder (though I did not buy one). Was told that they were only for gift cards. Commented that  you just rang me up for $200.00 worth of stuff, can I please get one. Was told they were only for gift cards. Asked if I buy a gift card for $1.00 can I have one, said yes. What the hell. It doesn't cost her/company anything. Felt like my business was not appreciated.


We all have those nights that we'd like to forget and my time at Rain is one of them. Things started off nice as we arrived in a limo and everyone made it here. I'm not sure how we ended up at Rain because everyone talked about going to Ghostbar or Moon earlier, but we had the hookups got into the VIP line, bypassing the wait time, which was nice. Then it started to head downhill from here. I felt extremely sick and I wasn't the only one. At least I made it into the club. \n\nThe club itself actually is pretty decent. The coolest part was definitely the acrobatic performers and dancers. They were hanging from the ceiling and did a ton of amazing gymnastics, which required a lot of strength and flexibility. They were also getting the crowd into it by tossing out glow-sticks and these little cartridges filled with shots (albeit nasty tasting shots). Everything else about this place sucked including the weird techno house music and the crowd. I didn't know we were getting into a place that only played techno. I felt like this was more of a rave than anything else. \n\nThe creepiest thing about this night were the cougars. Like, 40-year-old cougars. It felt like we were the youngest people here and we're already in our mid 20s. It was just really weird. Imagine your mom here. Yeah, it's that bad. Forget the cover that you paid - that's already sunk costs. Not even pho the next morning can remedy you from a night like this.


Union Grill was a 10 minute walk from where I lived and this place was a frequent stop for dinner on Sundays and Saturdays. They usually don't have a long wait if you don't have a reservation and the staff is really friendly and checks up on you frequently. \n\nI usually only got the Rich Boy sandwich. Ciabatta bread loaded with shrimp, celery and some other stuff. My friends and I would usually all order this because it tasted like Heaven. I have tried the crab cake sandwich which isn't too bad but it is not as good as the Rich Boy. I did start getting the crab cakes as an appetizer though. For the fries, make sure you get the waffle fries. They are absolutely delicious and complement the sandwiches completely. I have also tried the buffalo chicken salad with blue cheese dressing which is topped with waffle fries and that too is also terrific. However, If you want a good sandwich, get the Rich Boy. Best shrimp sandwich out there.


I was sent here for a ACE Fitness convention for my fire dept along with 4 other people. They told me they couldn't charge the credit card they had because it had to be the one used to make the reservations. (which isn't true because companies pay up front for group rates on one card) We were then told we had to have an actual credit card  (not debit card) to put the security deposit on. Unfortunatly i offered mine up since i was the only one in thr goup who had one. The RIO ended up charging my card over 15 times for 4 seperate rooms. \n\nIts taken me about 2 months to get them to credit my card and charge the cities card as they were supposed to. There was some type of problem with the DC gov't credit card so they went to the only one other one on file (mine) without authorization. \n\nThe only reason they got two stars, friendly (yet not competant hep), nice rooms with decent views, good -not great- location for decent prices, free shows and a good shuttle service.  I didn't like the overly priced drinks, all of the \"working girls\" , extreemly smokey atmosphere some nights. The gym there was about 20-25 a day (rediculous) One of the guys with me had a leak in his room and they didn't imediatly move him to a new room to repair the leaky ceiling - he was supposed to be comp(ed) free internet and that was also charged to the wrong credit card (mine).The internet was $15?? a day or week (cont remember exactly) WHen most hotels offer free internet. I've contacted them about this several times and was offered no apologies after haing to move alot of money from my savings to my checking accounts to cover their mistake.


What a disappointment.\n\nNo point in having a reservation as you will have to wait 20-30 min. after your scheduled time.  The front end pretty much sucks. Our server was very good though.\n\nFood was small, nothing special, and ridiculously priced.\n\n-Rock Shrimp was good, but like a glorified calamari dish, nothing spectacular \n-Fusion rolls were a joke, no flavor\n-Sea Bass was AWESOME!  2 tiny skewers like $20, um ok, not worth it\n\nThe restaurant is pretty popping, and trendy with a DJ its a cool environment\nMy recommendation is to go sit at the bar have a few drinks, and maybe an appetizer if you are staying at Palazzo, if not skip Sushisamba.


Barely mediocre bar food.  Our beers were warm and the food was blah and greasy.  I've had better food from a fast food joint and at half the price.  Not worthy of a return.


Great staff but dry cigars wasted 20$ on two cigars that are as hard as a rock...very frustrating when you want to end the night with a good stogie


Very nice, updated bed and breakfast. Furnishings and architectural details true to contextual history of building. Updated bathroom fixtures, quaint, lovely! I agree with most of the reviews written here. The noise from the pub can still be heard on 3rd floor. (Thankfully,, I had the 3rd floor room.) Street noise from morning rush hour traffic is discernible as well. Big deal if you're a light sleeper. Yes, the wi fi connection is not the greatest at this venue, SSID signal seems to fade in and out. Overall, a pleasant inn.


Pros\n* The prices on the produce is great when on sale.\n\nCons\n* some of the produce is rotton/moldy\n* customer service is HORIBLE.  As a non spanish speaker, trying to get help is difficult.  When I asked a produce worker to purchase some items in the box that he was stocking, he IGNORED me.  Way to go La Bonita.


Wow, this is just bad food, even for a chain. Went there for lunch because a client wanted to try it, and the only good thing was he paid for it because he felt bad for suggesting it. \n\nThe ribs were dry and stringy, and the pulled pork was not much better. The service was on par with the food - you'd think that once a restaurant managed to get you to try their place, they would at least make a reasonable effort to give you decent service, and lose the surly attitude.


Great food, quiet ambience. Everything tasted like good quality, the fish, the bread. We went on the night before a major hurricane warning when it was quite empty, so I can't say what the noise level was really like on an average night. When searching for the restroom, it was strange how one of the hostesses quickly asked where I was going, as if I might run away with the fine china.


Went in at around 2 pm on a Sunday. Not too busy. Music was kinda loud, dark atmosphere, Tvs loud. Waited for several minutes for someone to acknowledge that we were sitting down, because the sign at the door said please seat yourself. A waitress and a manager passed by neither said hi, went to try and fix a tv that wasn't working. So we left. Won't be back! First impressions are lasting impressions


This place gets 2 stars because of the amenities!!! The pool area was worth a lot more than our massages. We got a 50 minute couples massage which was $300, they automatically add your 20% tip in (which I don't agree with considering I am in a customer service based occupation) the spa is beautiful, but there was no area to see each other prior, men's and women's areas are separated, and it seemed very rushed. We both asked for deep tissue and got nothing of the sort. The massage was lackluster and frustrating. I have very bad knots in my shoulders and she never even rubbed my shoulders, so I walked away with so sense of relief?!?! I would not go back to this spa, even if we come back for future trips with the timeshare. I will likely find another spa in scottsdale off of the JW Marriott resort.


this tj is pretty awesome. great finds here; i even found bliss bath products one otherwise unmemorable afternoon! clean and organized with helpful staff. men's selection is particularily good at this store. shoes always seem over priced whether they be men's or women's. bags, accessories and even jewelry selections are interesting and don't look like leftovers. overall, a great store with great prices. i'm definitely a fan.


Have been trying to find the right time to try Twisted Cultures since we moved to the area in December.  Finally went tonight to get my wife her frozen yogurt fix.  When we walked in, we almost turned around and walked right back out - the girl at the counter, the first employee we saw upon entering, looked us up & down with a scowl on her face.  Hmmm, what did we do to offend her just by entering the place??  Decided to go for it anyway.  The place was pretty busy, full of people who seemed to be enjoying their yogurt creations.  Headed to the back to scope out the flavors available, saw a few that sounded good to us - but we had to find a way around the other employee who was huddled in the back corner flirting with 2 guys (waaaaaay too old for her) and blocking the stack of cups.  Finally got our cups and went to town loading them up with different yogurt flavors and toppings.  Paid the scowl-faced girl, still not friendly, and headed home (literally 2 minutes away) to enjoy our yogurt.  Enjoy is not really how I would describe it after all.  A little fake tasting (we had chocolate, vanilla, cake batter, coconut, and cookies and cream between us), sorta weird and gritty texture and just not the best we have had.   Unfortunately when you add up the unprofessional and somewhat rude service, along with the weird after taste and the cost, we will not be returning to Twisted Cultures.  Too bad, though, because my wife loves frozen yogurt and if it had been any good she would have been a devoted customer.


Service was good fast and just like I like it and those who've read me know I like my cheese stakes


I went here and ordered a hamburger about two minutes til closing, and sure enough i was in the ER with severe stomach pains by 3 AM.\nI am about 99% sure that is what caused it but due to the inability to give a stool sample within the first few hours the doctors were unable to absolutely say it was their fault... Plus the wait times are horrible even for expensive food and a small menu to go along with the terrible service. \nI would recommend anybody who wants to get a hamburger late at night, to go elsewhere unless you want to run the risk of severe stomach pains and nausea!


This course is a great value for locals. It has a challenging layout and great views. It is located in somewhat of a condo canyon, but none of the holes feel cramped. I play it about once every two weeks and the pro shop staff is helpful and pleasant. It is not as unique as some of the high-end courses in Vegas, but for the good deals that you can get, I'm not gonna complain.


If you choose to do this, definitely look for the 2 for 1 coupon that they have circulating in a Vegas coupon book. A really nice woman behind us gave us one and we didn't even know about it, but it'll save you $10, so definitely find one!  It's a good experience to be able to get up that high, but there's only so much time you can spend looking down on Vegas and for about 10 minutes, it's not worth more than $10.  Also, if you're afraid of heights, don't spend your money on this! You're safe up there, but still, I felt very woozy!


This was very mediocre delivery Chinese food. The typical fat-laden goopy crap you see everywhere. They do deliver, which is great.. but so do many others. I didn't particularly enjoy anything I ate... I had some sort of orange chicken and a mongolian beef.. but just very *eh*. My fiance thought they were ok, so I'm bumping it up from the 2 stars I'd give it.


I was here this past week while visiting. The food was superb. The seared tuna was amazing-the best I've had anywhere. The scallops were also excellent. Appetizers were delicious. The restaurant is beautiful, dimly lit, and very relaxed. Our server, Amanda, was great-really knowledgeable and helpful. Lookinf forward to my next trip to Pitt. to come back here.


Sam Villa's HairShow Blowout Bar is such a unique and beautiful venue! There are upside-down parasols hanging from the ceiling that add creativity to the stylish space. I got my first blowout last night before heading to a work event and was really happy with the turnout. There are several hairstyles you can choose from or you can bring in your own picture on how you'd like your hair to be done. I loved the big mirrors and comfortable chairs you get to sit in while being pampered. Plus there is a fun step-and-repeat wall that you can take pictures with your friends to make it look like your walking a red carpet!


This was my first time eating an empanada.  I got the black bean and cheese and the Hawaiian. For desert, we got the Nutella and bananas (with ice cream and wipped cream of course). Delicious!! Oh, we also got the Papas Fritas. They are potato fries with house seasoning.  So so good! I highly recommend them. Can't wait to go back and try some more. I'm now an empanada fan!


I am not a hot dog person at all.  I've had 3 hot dogs in the past 5 years but since finding the Chicago dog I've had 3 hot dogs in 2 months.  The French fries are great and the drink sizes are huge.  A little pricey for a hot dog, fries and a drink but the quality is great, service is good and the place is very clean.  \n\nI recommend checking them out if you are a hot dog or hamburger fan.  Be prepared to wait longer than at a fast food joint because they do make them Fresh.


I've had a good time here with friends before, but I just want to warn everybody on Yelp that some good friends of mine got drugged here last year and management was seemingly indifferent when they reported it the next day.\n\nI mean yeah, it's a lot of fun, but I recommend getting beer in a bottle or something not mixed.


Was in town visiting a friend on a Sunday evening. We decided to make it easy and get some subs for dinner.  We tried 3 different ones, pastrami, steak and cheese and the turkey.  The each had a name but I can't remember\n\nI was very y disappointed with two of the three.  Especially the turkey, stuffing and cranberry sauce one. I think they forgot to put the turkey on it.  Terrible. Steak and cheese a bread on bread  sandwich.  \n Pastrami was Okay.  I think what saved it was the coleslaw and I'm pretty sure I tasted some Swiss cheese.\n\nIf you don't have much of a choice I suppose the place is ok but maybe they can offer a little up charge for some extra meat.  Or weigh the ingredients  of the  sandwiches so you get the right balance.


Healthy, Tasty, Fast, Cheap, what's not to love.  Awesome for mall food for sure!


It's a \"UPS\" store.... you bring in a package... they take it... you wave goodbye to it... you leave.\n\nSometime after that a big Brown Truck arrives and wisks said package off to its destination. \n\nThis UPS Store was unremarkable... the guy behind the counter did his job... nothing more nothing less.


Extremely disappointed and would not recommend consigning fairly new and nice furniture items.. I brought in 3 pieces of furniture that were purchased within a 2 year time period and were still in the store catalogs.  I gave them the receipts and they had priced them less than 1/2 of what they were purchased for and that was okay, but what disturbed me was, they were marked down within 2 weeks of being in the store and I was told that they had a lot of interest and it was priced to high.  The two desirable pieces sold as soon as they were marked down and the 3rd piece which was less desirable was never marked down ???.  I still can't figure that one out. When I questioned the man on the floor,  his response was we need to price that down too.  Very arrogant attitude and I learned my lesson the hard way.  There are many Consignment stores out there and they wait 60 days before they mark down an item and you split the purchase 50/50.  If it's a nice item, I'd go else where..


This sushi spot is average at best. The rolls have too much rice and hardly any fish. I would rather pay extra and get more substance than just eat a bunch of rice. I wish they had some sort of seating. I go here when I need to grab a quick work day lunch. It's on par with grocery store grade pre made sushi


Diagnostic testing is never fun. A comfortable waiting room, good communication with staff, and physical comfort go a long way towards maintaining sanity. This place can get very crowded and wait times can be extended but most times I've found the main waiting room comfortable. The big window and seat placements help reduce that penned-in feeling. Other waiting rooms in the building are pretty standard. Staff all seem friendly.


One of my favorite places to eat in Las Vegas. Have been coming to Red 8 for years, and love its fancy Asian diner vibe. Great for late night noodles and peoplewatching. Trytge congee if you are adventurous... The standard dim sun fixings are great, love the wide Penang style wok- fried noodles. Service can be a bit slow, but the food is worth it. A bargain in the Wynn hotel.


Love the teppen grill lunch special! Lunch special comes with salad, soup, fried rice, and your choice of chicken or beef all for $8.95! Definately a good cheap lunch and fillllling! \n\nAs for sushi: MUST HAVE: Roppongi, and Oh My God rolls, they are amazing, other good ones include japanese lasagna and 911 rolls. \n\nSushi can get a little pricey compared to most other places, if you drink definately try the lychee saki! Really good!\n\nSIGN UP FOR THEIR EMAIL TO RECEIVE AN INSTANT 10% OFF.  For larger groups definately worth it!


I love the food and it is usually excellent service. I always visit the downstairs cellar bar. It has a hip rustic feel and pretty good tunes on the ipod. One of my faves


This was a pretty decent place for good BBQ.  There isn't that much variety - mostly focused on BBQ meat sandwiches.  The good thing is that despite the small menu, what they do have is pretty good - I had the BBQ beef, which was tasty and had a ton of flavor.


If i could actually rate GLLounge negative 3 stars..i would.  The manager & lash technician should take a course in customer service.  I booked a appointment & arrived to be told i had no appointment...instead of acknowledging their mistake, we ended up going back & forth regarding the \"imaginary\" appointment at 10am.\n\nalso there is a huge language gap as the manager speaks below average english.\ni will NOT be back nor would i recommend this lounge to anyone wanting to be treated like a VALUED CUSTOMER.


Went here for drinks on a Saturday night and the place was not extremely busy but for some reason it was like pulling teeth to have my beer filled.  Maybe the bartenders were having an off night but after 5 minutes of the bartenders walking by i had to flag them down for a cocktail.  \n\nWe ordered 12 of the boneless wings that came out extremely quickly...maybe 2 quickly.  The chicken totaly dry, the sauce didn't even seem present.  Perhaps said chicken had been from a previous order or cooked before ordered. \n\nIf you're just looking for a place to watch a game and do not care about service, food, and drinks this would be a great choice as they did have many games on.


I read the reviews about this place when I was actually there ordering my food. I got a bit scared. hehehe but I gave it a chance. It wasn't that terrible. Not great, but edible. it is true that it takes loooong to prepare your order though. Not sure if I'd go back.


Filthy, loud and smoky. Everything in this hotel is dirty, the elevators with empty beer cans, hallways with stains and holes in the walls, the room had trash in it and other people's items behind the bed. The carpet was stained and the chairs too. There were red stains on the wall that looked like dried blood. The sliding glass door didn't close properly and was so old it rattled from the constant boom boom of the music from the bar on the 1st level. The AC unit, an old floor model, was full of dirt and came on and off with a loud squeak. I was here for work and booked the hotel through our travel agency, the rate was $280. I talked to the manager who lowered the rate to $159 which was nice of him but still $158 too much. As I was leaving, early in the a.m. guy in the elevator had his luggage and commented that he was leaving to find another hotel as this was the worst hotel experience he had ever had. Unfortunate, Vegas can be so alluring and fun, this trip was horrible.


This is a solid joint for mexican food. It's not gourmet, but it's not a total dive either.\n\nI stopped in for dinner last week with my Dad, and we sat down in the dining area (non-smoking). Very quickly, the room started to smell like someone was smoking weed. Of course, I pretended to not know what the smell was, but my Dad caught my lie. That turned into an awkward dinner conversation. Oh well.\n\nThe server was very kind and offered to move us to the bar area, without us asking.\n\nIn any case....when you are seated, you get a nice plate of chips, salsa, and bean dip.\n\nThe food is quite good. Lots of options. There is a \"healthy\" menu, as well as a \"seniors\" menu. \n\nI opted for the Chicken Sarandeado. A grilled chicken breast that was nicely seasoned, served with tortillas, rice, beans and pico. \n\nNothing about this place stands out as life-changing, but this place is A-Ok and I would come back because the service was good, the food was good, and atmosphere was fun.\n\nSalud!


This place is so small from the inside!!! I would hardly call it a club! Not worth it


Funky is the first word to come to mind. The place is all pinks and purples and turquoises and dark tables. Even the water jugs are purple or turquoise. There's a plasma screen showing a loop commercial for their King of Curry thing that they do, with their top media hits included. It's kind if distracting watching Jack Whitehall and James Corden crying and drinking bowls of yoghurt, but it kind of fits with the funky thing. If they took out the tables, chucked in a couple of lava lamps and cushions, and maybe tiled one wall with tiny mosaic mirrors, it'd be a cocktail bar nightclub.\n\nBut it's a restaurant. And it is good at being a restaurant. The food hit the spot perfectly; our vegetable pakora/onion bhajis were soft and crispy, while my chicken korma was rich, creamy, plentiful and contained great big hunks of birdy goodness. The peshwari naan don't quite reach the giddy heights of those served at Skipton Balti in Yorkshire (nothing ever will) but they're easily the closest I've had! Sweet and flavoury (still totally a word), they're lined with deliciousness.\n\nThe staff dealt with our considerable party size expertly, even shuffling tables in and out to match our miscounted numbers with not a rolled eye to be seen or a tut to be heard. I was surprised there was no water brought until we asked, well after the arrival of the poppadums at the start, but it was otherwise pretty flawless service too.\n\nIt's a bit outr\u00e9 for my tastes in terms of decor but it's damn fine food, y'all.


Love it. From out of town needed a mani pedi and they were great. Close to the strip and great quality nail work. Friendly staff


I loved this restaurant. From the ambiance to the menu to the food and especially the check -- huevos ranchero and coffee under $9 -- it was all great. I'll be back.


Loooooooooooove me some Houston's! \n\nThe hubs and I really dig this place, also whenever out of town family comes in, Houston's is always our first stop on the laundry list of places to hit up. \n\nWe always start off with the artichoke dip. Freaken HEAVEN! \n\nThe hubs usually gets the Hawaiian rib eye \n\n\nMy usual tends to be the Grilled Chicken Salad, they put this amazing dressing on it that is phenomenal! Also, I generally order my salad with a side of fries, because 1. they are the most amazing fries I have ever had in my life and 2. I am a fat kid and fat kids love french fries. End of story. \n\nOne things that i think Houston's could improve on is their dessert selection, its kinda weak. Delicious, but weak. I love dessert and Houston's dessert list does not fulfill my fatty needs. But that's ok, I will live. \n\nThe wait staff is always on point! They are always knowledgeable of what the daily specials are and super friendly. \n\nAlso they now offer complimentary valet parking, SCORE!


The shower drain was clogged....The rooms aren't that great, but if you're a poor college student or poor postgrad...then it's not that bad.  Great location.


So... I've never been here! Haha. I came here with my family for out Vegas trip and boy was it a huge place! M&M everywhere,. There wasn't a single space in the building that was not decked out with M&Ms. And since my niece and  younger brother are in LOVE with m&ms, they wen't super gaga! Running everywhere and getting all excited. My little brother even followed the M&M guy who walks around the store waving at people. It was so cute. It's a great store. Come check it out sometime when you're in Vegas,


Random!  It took me a minute to find this place - it's actually right across the street from the PNC bank.  You would never guess that this was a bar...it made it even more difficult b/c it was dark and raining.  \n\nI was able to find street parking right out front and when I got in the crowd was fairly young, but that's what I expected around the universities.  It wasn't very crowded as I went during the week.  The bartender was friendly and drinks were extremely affordable.  \n\nI'm not sure that I would go out of my way for PHI but if I was in the area and looking for a cheap drink then why not now that I know where it is!


Got introduce here by my ex boss. Really nice place to have lunch or dinner. Food are great. I'd say A+ to their service. Will come here more often.


Maybe I just had bad service or caught a bum deal, I don't know but either way I probably won't be going back. \n\nStopped in there to grab some appetizers and have a meeting with a friend. Ordered the cheese wedges and the crab cakes. \n\nWe took two bites of the crab cakes, one for me and one for him. They were soggy and really terrible. I love crab cakes and these were only shaped like them. The waitress came by to the bring the check and asked if we wanted her to mention it to the manager, I said \"yeah that'd be great, they're just really soggy and not good\" She came back a minute or so later with \"The manager says that's just how they are. Here's your change\"\n\nNot impressed.


Maybe it was what we ordered but I was quite dissapointed. Having walked in after seeing such good reviews, I guess I had high hopes.\nThe restaurant itself is nice-good lighting and ok ambience.\nWe were offered water as soon as sat down so that was good. The server brought out a complimentary and generous helping of tortilla chips and salsa. The chips did not seem too fresh and the salsa was bland.\nHe came back to take our order a few minutes later. I order veg chilli rellano and D ordered the veg Quesadilla. The roasted tomato sauce that the chilli rellano came with was ok, and I somewhat liked the flavor of the roasted potato pieces but the rest did not have much flavor. Even though I had requested my dish to be spicy, it was not. I tasted the quesadilla and felt that the black eyed peas that were used to top the dish to have a weird flavor. Took a small bite of the quesadilla and it was dry and quite tasteless.\nI wanted to try this place but maybe we went on an off day. For a saturday night, the place was not that busy and seemed to have lots of servers just roaming around aimlessly. Even with that, they took some 15 minutes to collect our credit card and bring it back after bringing out the bill.