Had a great experience with SixT out of Sky Harbor.  Starting with the beautiful and wonderful Antonia who greeted me at the counter. I had a new convertible for a great price. No wait in line or to get the car. Bringing it back was just as easy. Everyone was wonderful! Thanks all.


Sprouts is a great market.  Their produce is generally very good.  They often will let you sample it for quality.  They have a lot of bulk product (grains, peanuts, granola, chocolate morsels, etc).  And they feature a lot of canned/packaged processed organic/natural products like soups and stocks, sauces and salsas, etc.  They also have bulk spice section where they sell by the ounce.  And they feature natural sodas that use real sugar instead of that corn syrup poison.\n\nNot as much variety as a supermarket, but still a good variety of good quality stuff.


Wow what an experience. I went in for their free air pressure check. He told me I needed 4 new tires. Now I had just gotten theses tires from them about a year and a half ago so I thought it must be because I'm a girl and he's trying to snow me. So I happened to be getting my oil changed by my mechanic whom I've been using for many years and he even said I needed tires.  So it just so happens that I get an email for a Black Friday deal saying if I buy 4 tires online and make an appointment to have them installed I get $50 bucks off. Ok. That works. So I buy the tires and make the appt for the next day. I go. I get them put on. The guy says wow you really didn't get a lot of mileage on these. We will submit them to Yokohama and they'll prorate it for you. Since it was Saturday they couldn't do it that day. So my total was $492. That's with the $50 discount for 4 Michelins. So Monday comes and I get a message saying the guy I had wasn't working that day and he'd take care of it Tuesday. Ok I thought it was nice that they took the time to let me know. So I stop in on Tuesday and my guy calls the company right there. He refunds my $492 and the new charge was $173. They were 80k mile tires that only lasted 17k so I got most of it back. Then I said but what about the Black Friday discount?  He said well you're already getting them for $173. I felt intimidated so I accepted it and left. The more I thought about it the more annoyed I got. After all, I did what I was supposed to do for that deal. He said they would have to eat the amount I was refunded because the tires didn't get saved. Someone disposed of them.  Not my fault either. So I went back. A new guy helped me. I explained. He pulled up the info. He got my guy. He said does this amount reflect the $50 off?  My guy hesitates. Looks at me. I say nothing. He knows. I know. He says well we're eating the prorated amount because the tires were disposed of. New guy says that doesn't matter. Does it reflect the $50?  My guy says- I guess not. New guy gives me the refund. 4 new Michelin tires for $123. ;-) Just beware people.


Cheap food and booze? Im in!\n\nGot to love Firefly for many reasons besides the cheap dishes and booze! The atmosphere, people and servers make it all meld together perfectly.\n\nMost dishes here are delicious and the one i was particularly fond of was the lamb chops! Two for about $10?! Amazing! \n\nCheck out my Firefly food pictures among other on my Instagram! @dentalgaymer


I just love this food! I especially enjoy Mon-Fri lunch. You have the opportunity to several different items without spending a fortune. It can be a bit expensive in the evening, but lunch is just right! The food is all made fresh the very moment you order! No pre-made soup here! Highly recommend it! The owners are awesome!


This is one of the worst restaurants I've ever tried to order from.  They take 2 hours to get you delivery, they always screw up the my order and they have no clue how to give good service.  Every time I've worked with them, they've screwed something up and they've never tried to make it right.  If Madison had any other food options, I would never order from them again.


I am from Seattle. I always support the local coffeehouse. Bergies is the best coffee in the Phoenix metro area. Ive been to all the other coffee houses in the area. The quality of their coffee is very high. I know that i do not need to go home to enjoy great coffee. I hope everyone supports Bergies and does not go to the worst coffee ever, Starbucks. They not only sold my Sonics (yes i take it personally), they also serve bitter, bad coffee. Go to Bergies, and you will be satisfied.


Since I wrote about Tacone in Tustin, CA. It would not be fair not to write about Tacone in Vegas,especially the reason I visited the one in Tustin was because of the delicious wraps I had in Vegas. I had a coupon printed out from some Vegas tourism website, so my whole family went to Tacone for lunch. We did not have any high expectations since it is a fast food eatery, and it is inside Aladdin, we just wanted a quick bite before taking my kids to BuildaBear. Boy, were we pleasantly surprised!  There was a free sauce bar, from the popular honey mustard, bbq, to exotic creamy cilantro sauce and balsamic flavored dip, the kids were just having an awesome time trying all of them! The wraps were huge, I could not finish and had mine doggy bagged. I had the Thai cone, the peanut sauce with the cucumber salad tucked inside the wrap with soft steaming jasmine rice was superb! Hubby's Mambo wrap's filet mignon was juicy and tender. Kids loved their Campfire chicken wraps with sweet bbq sauce. The price is a bit expensive, hence the four stars. I think it was about $8.95/wrap. But it is something different and refreshing.


I wanted to try a NEW AYCE Sushi place and this came up since I was nearby after getting my oil changed at Midas and it was date night with Hunnie Bunnie. \nHB had her Udon Noodles and Edamame (these come UNsalted).. \nI ordered Ahi Poke (This had cucumber salad, seaweed salad and small pieces of Ahi tuna. I mean, it was SMALL. Not like any of the other Ahi Poke i've had before at other restaurants. In fact, Amando S. can make Ahi Poke better than this place!), Fried Calamari (this was SO good, I LOVED it, I put in a second order for it! NOM!!), Baked Scallop Shell (Not bad at all, oily of course as they usually are, but apparently not as oily as the Dynamite, but it was tasty.), Baked Green Mussels (Small mussels but they were good), Fried Gyoza (I was not a fan of the flavor of these and neither was HB, I tried to pawn them off to her but she wasn't interested), Fried Shumai (I wasn't a fan of these either but HB LOVED them. She gobbled them up), a Spider Roll (This was so hard to get down, but probably because I was insanely full but it came with 8 pieces... I had asked the server for a half order but she said it only came in five pieces anyway, would I like them to make it small? Yes I would. So I guess \"small\" meant small pieces, but MORE pieces. HUMPH. , Salmon & Avocado Handroll (this was good, my favorite type of handroll!), Sweet Shrimp (it came out with just the sweet shrimp nigiri... I was like Ummm do you fry the heads too?? She said YES and brought some out to me a little later, but I guess you have to ask for this item along with the sweet shrimp!), Tuna, Salmon and Hamachi nigiri (these were FINE. Nothing special. Honeslty it didn't taste THAT fresh.)\nI've experienced better sushi at other places, so I don't plan to go back here, but the service was good and the Calamari was delicious! I just wasn't too impressed with the fish!


Came here for lunch - they have weekly specials, and cheap drinks, and are conveniently located very close to the Waterloo campus.\n\nI ordered the bacon cheeseburger, which was quite a monstrosity when it arrived. Unfortunately, the one inch thick beef patty was dry and flavorless, and the entire ensemble was just greasy, dripping mess. The sweet potato fries were surprisingly good, however, and I would definitely recommend them over the regular fries. I stole a few of my friend's chicken tenders as well - they're listed as a house special, and they're quite interesting: instead of the usual chicken tender shape, they're very long and skinny strips of chicken, which makes for maximum crunch and dipping surface area. I personally really liked them, but if you're a fan of fat swaths of battered chicken, it probably won't be for you.


Went here before a movie, some food was warm some was cool.  but we made the movie in time!!


Got a groupon for the ultimate wash for $5. I liked that they scrubbed the car before it went in & thoroughly dried it after. I will go back again...


I LOVE AMC and going to the movies however, theatre number 14 (can't speak for the other theaters inside) might have the most uncomfortable seating I have experience ever!!!  The seats are so upright that it is almost surreal.  And NO, they don't recline back.  I mean seriously folks... something is wrong.  Someone made a terrible mistake in installing these.  \n\nIf you have a bad back or neck... Don't go!  Oh, and ALL the seats in #14 have this problem... I checked!\n\nSo my review for AMC is 5 stars but this theatre in particular... 1.  You guys gotta do something about this.


We stopped in before seeing a show and will be back. The restaurant had such a unique atmosphere and the breakfast was outstanding. I look forward to trying their Korean BBQ at some point. Our waitress seemed a little out of sorts and started talking to a customer next to us who was an awkward acquaintance, which was distracting for us seeing as how close the tables are. Overall an excellent experience.


Ich mache es kurz: 2 Schr\u00e4nke gekauft, EWIG auf Personal gewartet, 5 Tage sp\u00e4ter die Schr\u00e4nke um 50EUR billiger im Mann Mobilia gesehen, wieder zu Roller um den Differenzbetrag auszahlen zu lassen, doch leider wars nicht so einfach obwohl ich alles schriftlich belegen konnte. Die Mitarbeiter dort sind einfach nur unf\u00e4hig. Ich gebe dennoch 2 Sterne denn als der Betriebsleiter kam ging es dann auf einmal recht flott von statten.


Decent Japanese food. The menu has a lot of variety with even vegetarian options to satisfy a majority of people's food preferences. If you're a sushi connoisseur, stick with the other items on the menu. The salmon entree and the udon are solid meals that are tasty and filling.


We came here on a Saturday night and luckily it wasn't as packed as I thought it would be. I love playing ticket games so luckily there were a lot of games to chose from and not many video games (sorry video game lovers!) We only played $20 worth of games and surprisingly we were there for awhile. I love their new Wheel of Fortune game! On our first play, we ended up winning a little over 700 tickets! They also have Fruit Ninja as a game. It was fun with the big widescreen but unfortunately you don't win as many tickets as you would hope. I wish their ticket center would have individual ticket counters like the other D&B's I've been to, where you feed a counting machine your tickets. At this place, they just weigh your tickets and give you the final count. We didn't try the food here and instead went to P.F. Chang's to eat before coming here, but the Eat & Play deal looked fun. Too bad it was only restricted to certain times of the day. Overall I had a blast here and definitely would come back. Hopefully next time when there is a deal or promotion.


Four stars? Really? I'm convinced that the folks in Arizona wouldn't know good sushi if it fell on top of them. This place was okay, very average. Unless you're a local who frequents the place, don't expect the service to be great. (There was a large group at the sushi bar and they new the chef by name.) I didn't feel like my money mattered as much as theirs. Service was a little on the slow side and they weren't particularly friendly. The sushi itself was \"eh.\" Let me just say that there are many more sushi places out there that blow this place out of the water. It's good if you're just looking to satisfy your sushi fix, but if you want REALLY delicious sushi, go elsewhere.


If you have a similar experience to mine described below or are just not happy with Marble Express, try contacting Jason Gerber before giving up on them.  After reading my review he contacted me to attempt to resolve my complaints, personally.  He was legitimately appalled by my experience and offered to go above and beyond to make sure I was taken care of.  He obviously cares about his business but has employees that need to care.  I'm sure he is addressing this. My business was concluded with Daltile so I did not take advantage of his offer. I am glad that I let him know about the issues at his business. This may have been taking a toll on his profits and he may have been wondering why.\n\n\n\n\n\nZero stars if I could have. Avoid this place!!!!!!  Dodged a big bullet today.  I went there to buy 5 slabs of granite for my new house that I'm building.  When I arrived I had to seek out someone to help me by going back into one if the offices.  Despite the fact that I had a list of the Slabs that I needed from my design center, they handed me a piece of paper and sent me into the warehouse.  This was after a lengthy search for a clipboard which they never found.  I wandered down each aisle searching for my granite, which I never located.  I was told that a guy by the name if \"Manny\" would meet me in the warehouse.  He never showed.  I went back to the office to tell them that I could not find my granite and that Manny never met me.  She said \"I'll try to page him\".  After another lengthy wait.....nothing.  I went back to the office and handed the lady the paper she had given me and I told her I was going to Daltile.  She said nothing.....no apology, just reached her hand out for the paper.  She could care less.  I'm sure 5 slabs of granite won't make or break their year, but this type of customer service will ruin a business.  But, it's not her business so she doesn't care.  Sad.  I called back after I left and asked to speak to a manager. I was told her name was Dawn Bar but she was not available.....imagine that!  I later did a web search of Marble Express and found horrible reviews which I will copy and paste below.  My wife and I were talking to each other about our experience at Marble Express when we arrived at  Daltile. A contractor overheard us and laughed.  He said that one of his clients was telling him a similar story about Marble Express just 2 hours earlier. I now feel very lucky.  I've used Daltile for my previous home and am using them again.  Their operation is a class act. Here are the other reviews I found by doing a web search on Marble Express:\n\n Jamie W.\n0 friends 2 reviews\n\n\nThese guys are thieves! We ordered and paid for 4 Full slabs of quartzite. When my fabricator received the slabs, two were missing approximately 25% due to breakage (entire corner missing). Shlomo and Leor (father and son) refused to return calls to rectify the situation. We eventually drove (3 hours round trip) back to Marble express because Leor would not call us back. Receptionist told him we were there, we walked out to the warehouse and he was with customers, so we went back to the lobby to wait. After waiting for about 45 minutes, we found out that he left out the back door. Shlomo told us that we got such a great price that we should be happy with what we got. We were charged by the square foot and shorted over $700 of product. When I told him I would take him to small claims court, he told me that it was my word against his! These guys are lowlifes! I'm taking them to small claims court...\n\n3/1/2013\nTiffany K.\n\n\nThis place is horrible...\nThey are extremely shady and it doesn't matter who they hurt. They sold our granite out from under us. Putting a hold on something and signing things doesn't mean anything here. Don't trust anyone here, especially Manny. \n\nNEVER AGAIN! \nThank you Marble Express for ruining our new construction home experience. \nZERO STARS!!!!


Better than you average burger place, and a real blast from the midwest.  If you are in surprise, you have a choice that is off the beaten path now!  Enjoy!\n\nGood burgers, good shakes, fresh fries.  Yeah, it's good for a repeat visit!


Had dinner here in the upstairs dining room near the live band.  The food was excellent and the portions were generous/filling.  The BBQ shrimp appetizer is tremendous.  An excellent way to start your meal.  \n\nThe food is prepared well and in a timely manner.  I had blackened catfish with veggies (very well prepared and large portion) and thought it was phenomenal.  I thought the gumbo could be a bit better, but overall, the meal was really good.\n\nService was solid as well.  Can be tough to converse if you dine in the room with the band...they are really good but, as expected, it is pretty loud.  Overall a very good place to have a meal.


This was a tough review for me.  I wanted to give them higher marks, really I did.\n\nI went in with low expectations.  I've had Jewish food on the east coast, OK?  Things were looking good right off the bat.  We were seated and water and a tray of pickles appeared as our tushes hit the cushions.  My lovely wife picked up a pickle, crunched off a bite, gave a surprised expression and said, \"Not bad.  I'll be the Jew-judge.\"  She is Jewish, after all.  Fair enough.  I thought the pickle was pretty good, comparable to some I've had on the east coast.\n\nThat's where things started to go awry.  It took between 5-10 minutes before anyone came over to get a drink order.  We ordered several items to share.  My wife and I shared a corned beef sandwich and fries with gravy.  The kids shared matzo ball soup, blintzes and a latka.  I ordered coffee.\n\nThe soup came first and it was very good and authentic.  Coffee?  \"Oh, right.\"  My water has been sitting empty for a bit.  The rest of the food arrived pretty quickly, and my coffee arrived.  Water?  \"Oh, right.\"\n\nThe blintzes were very good, especially the cheese.  The corned beef was good, it passed muster as authentic.  Fries?  Good.  Brown gravy?  Fine, but it had an odd flavor.  Latka?  Very good.  Water?  \"Oh, right.\"\n\n\"Can I get a refill on the coffee?\"  \"Oh, right.\"\n\nThe prices are high.  The sandwiches are available whole or 1/2.  $13.xx for a whole corned beef is a bit high, but it is big enough to share so that's a plus.  One sandwich and one order of fries was enough for 2 adults.   The fries were $4.xx  \n\nCoffee?  \"Oh, right.\"  I don't appreciate having to ask for every refill 3 times.  I would probably write it off to just one server having an off day or something. \n\nIn summary:  Good kosher-style food, a bit pricey.  It will hit the spot when I'm craving a corned beef sandwich.  The service was spotty.  So what may have been a 4 star review has been knocked all the way down to 3 stars.  \n\nCoffee?


So I told my friends I was coming back to visit them in Madison, but that's not exactly true.\n\nIt was really for the dumplings.\n\nAs a college SAFEwalker in the early oughts, little hole-in-the-wall Pel Meni served as my dinner often more than once per week.  $5 for a heaping plate of dumplings, sour cream, rye bread, and a soda was a ridiculous deal, and getting to spin records on the regs didn't hurt either.\n\nFast forward: shady business takeover::boycott::restaurant closes\n\nNearly a decade later, beloved original owner Paul reigns victorious. Re-opens cafe, and eventually re-opens right off State, now at Henry & Gorham.\n\nIs it a little more expensive now?  Sure.  But it's still $6.50 for over 50 dumplings, and $5 if you buy 'em frozen with all the fixin's, and it's open til 3am - genius.  I was so sad after my pel meni hajj when I finished savoring my final dumpling that I went ahead and bought a bonus frozen order to eat for breakfast the next day.\n\nHalf and half.  The works.  If you don't get em spicy you're doin it wrong.\n\nI've had pelmeni in NYC at Russian restaurants and bought them frozen from Russian groceries now here in my fair home of Boston, but they're always a disappointment by comparison.  Listen up Paul - if you ever open up shop/a food truck in Boston, I will dedicate my existence to ensuring your success.\n\nBest meal of 2013, hands down.  Nothing tastes better than nostalgia - especially when the product is even better than you remembered.\n\nI will be back - please please stay in business forever.  I cannot face a world without Paul's pel meni again.


Oh, Phoenix, when will you deliver me to my pizza nirvana?  Not today, it seems.\n\n\nAfter moving here from the tri-state area (CT, NY, NJ) in June, I've been relentlessly pursuing pizza hoping that something, ANYTHING, would hint at that sweet, sweet taste of home.\n\nIn the tri-state, hole-in-the-wall pizza joints can be found more frequently than gas stations (as in, more than one on every corner), and knock the socks off of what you Phoenicians like to call \"pizza.\"  \n\nI digress;  I tried Yo Pauly's because I saw garlic knots on the menu.  Surely, any pizzeria that has the staple food of Long Island on its menu must know how to make a good pie.  Wrong.  Yo Pauly's is merely a shell of a NJ pizza joint;  all (stereotypical) show, without substance.  The dough was bland;  sauce, tasteless; and cheese... well, it's cheese... but still wasnt all that great.\n\nYou see, pizza joints in the tri-state are heralded as the go-to quick spot for cheap, quality meals (all pizza places should be judged as such).  Yo Pauly's isnt quality and it isnt cheap ($8+ for two slices and a soda).  I guess you could go here if you want quick... \n\n\n\n\nTo \"Pauly:\"  Take a trip to Long Island (I know you have the $$$, based off your prices) and go into the first pizza joint you see.  Order a cheese slice, grandma slice, and some knots.  Come back home, ditch the stereotypes, and do your best to come close.


For the BEST in Ultra Fresh Seafood this is it. The Fish are line caught and flown in fresh everyday from Italy. Computer chips are inserted in fish to monitor the traveling temperature to insure perfection. A marine biologist is on staff to monitor the live tanks. You won't find that kind of care and quality anywhere else.\n\nWe tried a number of things since this was a splurge dining here. In general I found everything simplistic but done to perfection.\n\nWe were impressed with the priest chokers pasta, the texture was phenomenal. It wasn't fancy only butter and sage with pieces of turbot that melted in your mouth.\n\nFor dinner I wanted to try a fish I never had before. You get a whole fish that they sell by weight. The John Dory that they had last night was too big for two people so I picked the Gilthead Sea Bream with the tomatoes, arugula,garlic and red onion. The fish comes out on a cart, then the waiter cleans it and plates it with fresh vegetables and potato. The fish seemed slow cooked and really melted in your mouth. It was so light and fresh and the simple topping just enhanced the fish.\n\nWe had to try dessert and I don't get blown away by dessert often but the lemon cake is something YOU MUST TRY if you come here. It was just perfect, The perfect taste of lemon, it oozed lemon, it had crunch on the top and the rosemary gelato tasted so good with it.\n\nYes it's expensive. You get what you pay for.


It's piss really. Purporting to be a burlesque / cabaret bar, the closest Siglo gets to that is a few slags wearing Ann Summers corsets and fishnets. That is pretty much the standard of the female client\u00e8le  here, and the blokes aren't much better. Generally lary, violent and pissed off their faces, you can be guaranteed to have at least an 'interesting' night. Crappy drinks and they're not too cheap either, and the staff look (unsurprisingly) like they don't want to be there.\n\nAvoid


I was cruising down Williams Field the other night and Freddy's just kinda jumped out at me - had never noticed it there before, apparently because it just recently opened.  Brak loves a good burger, and being hungry at the time, I had to pull in and check it out.  I ordered some sort of double burger and fries.  It wasn't bad, but I wasn't terribly impressed either.  The burger patties were thin with some weird consistency that I can't even describe.  They were somewhat overcooked.  The bun & fixins were fine, and that helped somewhat.  The fries were super-thin and coated with some sort of thin coating of batter before frying, and while they were tasty enough, their thinness made them somewhat of a pain to dip in Heinz's finest and made for having to grab a bunch of them at a time to mow through them without taking forever.  I'll probably give Freddy's another go at some point, and maybe try something else on the menu.  This joint requires further study for a comprehensive conclusion.  Brak will be back!


I have lived in AZ for over 25 years and had heard this was a nice place to go. For our 27 Anniversary we decided to give it a try. We had planned to sit outside but the night we went it happened to be a very chilly night because of a recent system going through the state so we sat inside. \n\nWe had drinks- gin and tonics. I had the house gin and my husband had the tanqueray. Mine tasted very chemical-ly. Noticeably different than my husbands. So I got the El Chorro Bloody Mary after that and it was good. \n\nThen we tried some appetizers- I got the grilled cheeses- very greasy. I didn't realize (nor do they tell you in the menu) that every piece has a different cheese inside. I am not a fan of blue cheese and of course that was the first one I ate. It was gross. And also the last one I ate.  My husband had the sausage plate and he enjoyed it. \n\nFor dinner I had the special- prime rib. I asked for the end cut hoping it would not be crawling rare. Nope. It was. It was a huge piece of meat and I took most of it home, cooked it a little more, and then sliced it and added it to a salad. The twice baked potato and veggies that came with my meal were cold. Nothing fries me more than paying $200 for a meal and it being cold. Sigh. My husband had the pork tenderloin . He liked it. It came with a pile of carrots and broccolini. Niether of which he ate, and some kind of orzo which was ok. \n\nThen we tried dessert- he wanted to try the home churned ice cream. He liked it. I got the gooey caramel butter cake. It had some ice cream on top. It was ok.\n\nI guess I was expecting to be blown away and wasn't. It was just ok. I probably would not go back and would not recommend anyone else go. For the price it just didn't wasn't over the top. Our server was ok. They couldn't manage to get the Dbacks on the big screen that was near us. Hmmm. Why? And something else kind of weirded me out. The hostess had a nice ruffley dress on- appropriate for this type of place yet she had flip flops on. Not nice ones, but kind of too casual ratty ones. That didn't impress me either.


stopped by there this morning just after 5am. As I approached the front door one of two employees actually turned the lights off.  I stood at the locked door, and tried to get the attention of one of the employees inside. They both looked at me as if I were some hobo that was there looking for a handout or something. From now on, I will disregard all dunkin donuts in the same fashion as if they are invisible. However I thought this was so rude, I felt it was absolutely necessary to open a yelp account and share my experience with there potential customers.  Hopefully this will prevent someone else's start to a rude day.\n I'm a truck driver, and I spend a lot of time on the road. A descent cup of coffee in the morning is always a nice way to get your day going. When there are so many places that insist on exceptional customer service. You shouldn't settle for poor to mediocre service.  Don't waste your valuable time or hard earned money here!


One of my favorite places.  I order take out and delivery quite a bit. I also love that the patio is dog friendly.  \n\nThe meat balls are far and away the best thing.  The Arthur ash pasta and meatballs is even better. I had a peach smoothie that was really good as well.  \n\nOnly thing is I wish they had a steak option or something. But overall it's awesome!


Open 24hrs. Which is probably one of the reason why we decided to go here, since everything else was close and we wanted to get our grub on. Came here with the family and order 4 soft carnita tacos, 2 carne asada fries, and a steak quesadilla. Wanted to throw in a few hard shell tacos for $0.99, but apparently that price is only good on Tuesdays, and regular price was $2.19. WTF?! Anyways, I was not too pleased with the outcome. The meat for the tacos were WAY too dry and the fries were way too soggy! When we asked for salsa and sour cream to-go, the cashier lady said that they didn't have any. Obviously, that is a lie! After getting her to admit that they do have it, and after charging us $0.65, we got our salsa and sour cream. Needless to say, we will not coming back here.


If you're in Oakland with friends who are divided on drinking vs. eating, Fuel and Fuddle is a good compromise: big beer selection to satisfy the drinkers, and plenty of food options to keep the eaters happy.\n\nThe portions here are really generous.  While not listed directly on the menu, you can request a side of just sweet potato fries (instead of the mix of regular and sweet potato fries), and the plate you get is huge.  The pizzas here are pretty good, with thin crusts that are nicely chewy.  The dessert portions here are the largest I've ever seen--the brownie is about three or four times larger than the typical bar brownie and the nutter butter pie is the tallest peanut butter pie I've seen.  I like how Fuel and Fuddle tried to put its own twist on the apple turnover with the apple \"burnover\" by using pizza dough instead of puff pastry.  The dough itself, however, could have been more sweet--even with warm apple filling inside, the chocolate sauce drizzled on top, and the vanilla ice cream, I felt the dessert lacked something.\n\nAs other reviewers have said, this isn't a place to go to if you want to have conversations.  In a party of six, I had to stick to talking to the people right next to me, and even then I felt like I was nearly shouting.  The food and drinks here aren't bad at all, but not quite enough to convince me to frequent this place if I'm not already in Oakland.


Went there for lunch today. This is my second time visiting and the second time my order was messed up. I had ordered a chicken ceaser salad burrito. It was my mistake I guess, from what I remember a ceaser salad doesn't have tomatoes in it. Well it does here. I don't like tomatoes. Love ketchup but not regular tomatoes soggin up my meal. I had them make another burrito. The menu clearly states what's in a ceaser salad, and tomato is not one of the ingredients. The replacement burrito tastes slightly better than the first but not by much. Maybe they had a surplus of tomatoes and were trying to get rid of em I don't know. Should've went to Costa Vida but as we all know they are almost always crowded. Ugh F me and my burrito cravings.


The noodles were bland. I ordered the noodles with steak and my friend ordered the curry noodles.  Both were bland.  The prices were good and the service was friendly but this place was not worth going back to especially since it's in the same shopping square as Monta.


Nice to be back home...has some problem with Nexus check-in machines...Staff was most helpful and understanding


Wow, Where do you begin with something so bad!, Thankfully i didn't have to pay for the tickets. This is a high school musical gone bad. There is one \"routine\" where they roll out a giant blue suede shoe, it looked like a float out of the movie Animal house. The music is played so loud that my ears are still bleeding. and a song that features Priscilla on a wedding cake is played by a black woman. I mean if can't get over Priscilla being white , what the hell. If Elvis where alive and saw this , he would fly out of town gorge himself on fried peanut butter sandwiches and put a gun to his head. \nShame on Cirque and Priscilla for putting there stamps on this piece of human waste.


What a monumental shithole Treasures.\n\nCover charge at 4:30 in the afternoon was $33.00. Almost immediately upon entering you're besieged with hustling bitches trying to shake you down for table dances at twenty bucks a pop. Should you decline, they'll step up their marketing skills by offering you a package of five dances for only one-hundred dollars. \nGod, they're clever. I think that works out to, oh wait, twenty dollars a dance.\nAs I said, clever.\n\nWhen servers ask for your drink order, they'll immediately ask how you're going to pay for it, suggesting perhaps you may be homeless and without funds for such a wondrous event. \nThe look on your face suggests you're experiencing a wtf moment. \n\n          \" Cash or credit card?\" she annoyingly barks while you're still in disbelief.\n\nShaken down at the door, now insulted, as if you were going to swill down a beer and beeline it for an awaiting cab without paying, you begin to reassess if any of this was worth it.\n\nWhether your response is cash or credit, they'll demand payment up front prior to taking the order. I believe this is because, and this is only conjecture mind you, their default statement is to not trust anyone who graces their shit hole establishment for fear they're part shit hole too. It's a projection thing I guess.\n\nDon't get suckered into a VIP dance in the back room by one of the many fleeting nubiles promenading about.. They're there for one reason. To take you to the 'back room'.\nIf you do get suckered into a back room dance, the fee starts at $100 with a $32 two-drink minimum, again, all paid up front of course. And god help you if you happen to get caught up in the moment, losing count of your five song 'deal'. The sixth song just shot the price up to $250 along with a now $50 two-drink minimum. \nIt's like being penalized for getting caught up in the music and whirling tits!\n\nYou're now knee-deep in the shit, having unwittingly purchased the multi-dance package and guess what? This time, the dancer doesn't shake you down for loot, she waltzes you over to some guy bigger than all outdoors, whose tone of voice is lower than a 30\" subwoofer and whose countenance is that of a guard at Buckingham Palace.\n\n   \"Two hundred fifty bucks pal, how you gonna pay?\" \n\nI panic.\nThe eighth song just began playing and I don't know what the rules are. The seventh shot the price from twenty to thirty-five. After everything I've seen thus far, I'm thinking they're going to ask me to pony up a nut when song number eight begins playing.\nI cut my losses and head for the door.\n\nWhen you've had enough of their bullshit and want to take a cab back to the hotel, guess what, no cabs. \nOh there are cabs, a cab line and a valet, but you're not going anywhere...not just yet. \nThat's because you'll need to grease the valet, this or else wait in a terminally long line of losers who didn't have money to line the valet's pockets.\n\nHere's what I did.\nI saw an off-duty cab about 100 yards from their driveway entrance and started toward it.\n\n   \"HE'S OFF DUTY!\" the valet shouts. \n\n    \"FUCK YOU,\" I respond politely. \n\nI offered the taxi driver a fifty to take me anywhere as fast as he could. This so I could begin erasing the entire shitty experience out of my memory. \nHe declines, saying he'll get in trouble with va-ray. (Asian)\nI make it a Franklin.\n\n  \" Hop in\" he says.\n\nEverything about Treasures smells to high heaven, including the plethora of Russian whores in cheap perfume and glitter. You'll know who they are immediately.\nThey speak with the same dialect as that ugly bitch from Rocky & Bullwinkle.\n\nI would only come back here if I won the lottery.


lucky leprechaun - went all month to get entries, never won anything at any of the sunday drawings at 2,4,6,8...but....entries were going to go in for the grand prize drawing on 3/30 at 6pm.  all you had to do was swipe your card at a kiosk, and i was told by a player's club employee that the time was 4 - 5:59 on Sunday.  Well, like hundreds of patrons, we were in line at 1 of 7 kiosks well before 5:45 but due to the long lines the drum closed and our entries never got in.  what a lousy way to do business.  A simple solution - 1) post times at the players club so accurate information is available 24/7 as the club closes 2) allow anyone in line by the cut off time to enter a drawing and postpone the winning announcement until all entries are in!  3) set up digital displays with winning numbers - the announcer held the microphone so close to his mouth no one could understand the numbers being called - ask anyone they will all agree.  I used to like this place but this March contest has shown me the lack of good customer service.  one supervisor actually said it is not their responsibility to make sure my entries make it in - that is on me.  well, miss cocky - it should be your concern to have ample kiosks to handle the crowds for special drawing dates - or - use common sense and have the drawing time delayed until entries are in the drum!  not another cent of mine will be spent n their gaming, restaurants, concerts, coffee shop.  If i get any freebies i may go but nothing more out of my pocket.


Very high pressured sales. Did not enjoy my experience here. I've been drinking tea for years and have never been pressured into buying so much. I had to tell the guy \"no\" 6 times! I came in to sample a few and maybe spend $20... I go to checkout with a $49 tab! I should have just said no but to avoid a scene I just paid it, ugh! Walked out and got really pissed thinking back on it. Won't be back for sure! Frustrating... This tea better be good!


My favorite Fat Tuesday! The only one I know of that still serves mudslides (the best!) \n\nIt's in the back of the Forum Shops at Caesar's Palace. At this one, there are actual tables to sit at, and you can watch the show every hour in the middle of the mall (still have no idea what it's about, but I saw fires and sorcery and stuff). You can also get snacks here, at the Chippery, for a salty/sweet treat with your drink.\n\nThe only downsides to this location are that shots are $2 each instead of one, and they only carry double-size jello shots for double the price as well. It's also wayyyyyyy in the back of the mall and quite a journey to get there.\n\nYou're not really in Vegas unless you're holding a 32oz. yard with extra shots. Come here first!


The food was pretty good. The service was pretty good. The problem was that it didn't really fit the Bellagio feel, it was like a straight up diner (not a cafe) in a fancy hotel.\n\nExpect a diner, not a cafe.


My boyfriend and I ordered an appetizer and an entree to share before going out to the clubs, so we didn't want to stuff ourselves.  We ordered a gnoochi appetizer which was amazing and for our entree we got the seared duck.  To our surprise, I believe the owner came out, and brought us out two dishes of the duck.  We had a full meal and didn't have to share and they didn't charge us for the extra plate!  The duck was amazing!!  Cooked to perfection!  Beautiful restaurant and delicious food.  Can't wait to come back and try their fixed menu!  Thank you Aureole!


Came here with some girlfriends for an afternoon bite/happy hour. I'm from Minnesota. Happy hour seven days a week is unheard of. What a deal. Especially with $5 glasses of wine! Any single one on the menu. \n\nThe bruschetta is amazing--recommend the apples and goat cheese. De-lish!\n\nService could be toned down somewhat; very helpful but maybe a little TOO helpful.


Oh PCL, where do I start? PCL is a lounge and club wanna be, it's set up like a lounge with the addition of a couple stripper poles (not equipped with strippers), blares music like a club... but beside the stripper poles there is nowhere for me to dance!  The \"dance floor\" is basically just a big walkway in between the bar and the bathroom.  Like most OT clubs there is a line to get it, I can't fault them for that, and besides on NYE I have never had to pay to get in.   Inside the d\u00e9cor is pretty funky and the service is decent for a busy club, I mean lounge... oh whatever!  The bathroom is set up for the capacity of the people who sit at the tables on the inside perimeter, but it is not sufficient for the amount of people they let in to occupy the \"dance floor\".   PCL is definitely not my favorite place to go in OT, but it's currently pretty trendy and all our other options keep closing, or are \"remodeling\", so kudos for keeping a float!


Do not waste your time at this hotel. Don't be cheap like us, spend the extra dollars at a nicer hotel like the Encore, Wynn, MGM, Venetian, any hotel but this. Very poor communication with from management and staff. \n\nThe first night we got there we weren't even able to get a key for any of the 3 rooms we booked because they said our name wasn't on those rooms even though we paid with our credit card. \n\nBy the time we left and got back home there were a bunch of unauthorized charges on our card and when we called to question the charges TI told us all this bullcrap we were never informed about. \n\nLike I said, do not waste your time here. All the hassle almost wasn't worth my first trip to Vegas since I turned 21. \n\nAlso, the coffee shop restaurant wasn't even that good. We were the only people in the restaurant at 1am and the service still sucked. \n\nTerrible staff, terrible management, terrible coffee shop/restaurant, just a terrible hotel in general. You're going to be in Vegas, might as well live like you're in Vegas.


The restaurant was full of Mexican customers! Need I say more


I've eaten in twice, eaten take-out here several times.  The food I can't fault.  It's tasty, even taking it home, and I don't think any fish camp could match it.  Seriously, if you want take out fish, this IS the place, bar none.  \n\nThe reason it loses two stars is the seating inside the restaurant.  One time we went we were put in a smaller dining room and the experience was very pleasant.  Enough room between tables and we could hear each other from across the table.  The other time we ate in the main dining room and HOLY CARP!  You can't hear yourself think!  The tables are stacked one on top of the other, and it makes you think that every person in Fort Mill is hearing impaired, because there's a LOT of shouting and hideously loud talking in that room!  I had such a headache when I left the actual enjoyment of the food had been long lost.  I think I'll stick to take out from now on and save on the Advil!  I've been in crowded fish camps before and NONE of them were as intolerable as the main dining room at Captain Steve's!


So our intentions were to eat at the Indian place across the street however a lady ran across the street and started rattling off the menu as we were walking. At first I liked her moxy, but soon realized that if this is how they need to bring in customers we may be in trouble. Another mistake was sitting outside when they are trying to bring people in. Our dinner conversation was constantly interrupted by the servers yelling across the street and on the side walk at potential customers. \n\nNow on to the food:\n\nI ordered the chicken kabob. Very bland and it actually tasted baked not grilled. I didn't finish it.  The rice was good and the side veggies weren't bad. The spinach pie was ok. \n\nThey will ask \"would you like hummus to snack on before your meal\". This is not free or included. I figured this so I wasn't caught off guard. Some people I could see will be surprised at the end when they get the bill. \n\nMy wife got the lamb kabob. Bland again and very chewy. It didn't taste fresh, almost frozen at one point and microwaved. The cheese pie was pretty bad.\n\nHummus was ok. \n\n2 stars for the food\n3 stars for service\n1 star for the experience with yelling and fishing for customers. Seems like they may be in trouble financially and could be cutting corners to stay afloat. \n\nI will not go again. Alihan's next door is amazing, I recommend them over Christo's every day.


I don't know what everyone's issue is. Don't be a mouth-breather, have your package properly addressed with appropriate forms filled out and mail it. If you can't handle that you should stay inside.


Spendy activity, but it's worth it for once in your lifetime kind of thing...\n\nWe came here for the night before our wedding day and it was pretty fun. The actual ice bar was pretty small compared to what I imagined. It was fun to drink cocktails in ice glasses. We had a great time chit chatting and froze our butts off.\n\nThe only issue was the photographer of this ice bar. She was very demanding and insisted on taking our pictures more than we would like it. It made the whole experience was not as fun as we would like it to be.\n\nAnyway, we had a great time, but it will be just one time visit to the ice bar.


I rarely leave poor reviews, but I came away quite disappointed with this buffet. I remember coming here many times years ago and loving it, but it seems they've taken a dive off a cliff. \n\nMy wife and I visited on a Friday night for their $20 seafood buffet. We tried the crab legs, New York steak, sushi, chow mein, broccoli beef, and tacos. Nothing we ate even came close to average. You're better off finding somewhere else to eat. The service was good, though. So there's that.


My wife and I decided to go to Hash House for breakfast  on my 50th birthday   I won't be back. After an extended wait to be seated (the hostess wrote my name down wrong) we get to the table and no waiter, finally after about 5 min. Our waiter came by and showed us two plates of chicken and waffles and said he would be back to take our order. He then went on a chicken and waffles tour around the restaurant he came back to take our order. Approximately 3 minutes after placing our order I had chicken and waffles in front of me, wow.  No water, no drinks, and no food for my wife I checked the chicken and it was cold, because it was one of the chicken and waffles that was on tour around the restaurant! After complaining that the chicken was cold the waiter took the ate back. After and additional 20 minutes to get all of our food and drinks out my chicken was over cooked and dry and my wife's chorizo hash was barely passable. I then asked to talk to the manager who when she to the table she informed us that she knew all about what happened and she told the waiter not to do it again. She never once approached us to offer an apology  even tho she was aware of the problem   On top of all that we ordered two BLT Bloody Mary 's in which you are supposed to \" keep the glass\" they said that they ran out of the glasses that we could take home and still charged us full price for the drinks. And all this was on a Tuesday at 11:00 I would hate to see the service on a busy day. Never again


My wife were in town from Denver and are both Celiacs so finding a place with decent gluten free food is tough while on the road. Vitamin T was one of our few options. Phoenix needs to step it up with GF food offerings. \n\nFirst, the positives: I wasn't expecting much, but the food was actually pretty good. The carne asada and barbacoa tacos were very tasty and weren't heavy and greasy like a lot of Mexican food. \n\nIf it weren't for the service, I would have given Vitamin T 4-5 stars. My wife was here for a conference and we decided eat here on a Saturday. The place was packed with people from the conference and when we walked in they were 20 orders behind. There were four guys working but only one was working his ass off. Another wasn't helping with the orders, one was moving very slow and left while we were waiting, and the third was totally clueless. On top of that, they screwed up our order by giving us flour tortillas (which we can not have), even though we requested corn several times while ordering. \n\nBy the time we got our food, we had waited an hour. If they aren't busy, I would recommend it. Otherwise, just go to Chipotle where they're much more efficient with four people.


On several previous trips to Vegas, my wife and I have enjoyed Mermaids.  Deep-fried twinkies/oreos, cheap slots, and fast/friendly cocktail service.  During our last visit on October 1, we were told by a large, German-esque waitress that we'd have to both be playing at least $5 minimum to get service.  Um, haven't had to do so in the past, and after her treatment, the next 2 or 3 servers sure didn't mind taking care of us.  So, either the first waitress was wrong/cheap, or the following were being too free with Mermaids' beer.  Either way, we ended up having fun, and the twinkies/oreos are still worth the visit.  As for German-esque waitress, I hope she didn't mind not taking our tips.....


I first saw Five Guys in Denver, Colorado back in early 2010, before then I had never even heard of it. Finally had it for the first time with my wife in St. George, UT in November of the same year. The atmosphere was really cool and the food was incredible, well this location in Las Vegas in no different, they are very consistant. Now I really hate when people try to compare Five Guys, Smashburger, Steak n' Shake, and In N' Out. They are all COMPLETLY different burger joints and should be judged on their own, independently. Five Guys burger is AMAZING. It is thick, juicy, the cheese flavor stands out, and the bacon is really thick and crispy, yum! The burger is so good, I end up taking a three, four quantity bite lol, I can't take just one! And the fries, oh the fries! They are practically endless as once you finish the cup, there is a crap-load more waiting for you inside the bag, so they basically fill your size fry cup, then pour double that inside the bag on top of everything, YES PLEASE! HAHA! I only minus one star for the prices, which to me is their one big downfall, along with not being open late (past 10pm). For one bacon double cheesebuger, fries and a soda, the total was almost $14. That's quite a bit of money if you're just out for a quick lunch or on a budget. Aside from that, this one good mother effing burger! \n\nP.S.-For those of you are not familure with Five Guys Burgers and Fries, a \"Little\" is a single patty, and everything without the word \"little\" is automatically a double. Now you know ;-)


I liked Lago but I didn't love it.  I think it had something to do with their selection which is no where neat the size of Le Village Buffet in Paris.  The food that I did have was very good.  I was there for breakfast and the omelet station was appreciated.  I would be willing to return if I were walking through Caesar's and hunger hit me -- especially during breakfast time.


Love the wings at this place they are cooked in the pizza oven . Super crispy .love their breakfast specials For lunch get the get the taco basket !! Service is always good . Food portions are great . Friendly wait staff and bartenders


Went for the 7:30pm show -  the seating in the back is strange, as you have to spend the show with your body half turned towards the stage.  The Michael Jackson impersonator was awesome, but the rest of the acts were just ok.  The show seemed a bit cheesy, but there were a few moments where each of them were pretty convincing (the girl impersonating Christina Aguilera was super accurate in imitating Aguilera's mannerisms when she kept her hat on).  \"Elvis\" sounded like Elvis, but didn't really look like him.\n\nIt's an okay show, but I think I'd rather spend a little more money and go see a Cirque show.


Well......No self parking to begin with. You either Valet or park in the California's lot a block away. The room is TINY, yet modern and comfortable. The bathroom is TINY and at an incline so luckily they have a warning about that or youd fall flat on your face walklng into the bathroom! Hallways are narrow and short so never a long walk from the elevator. The casino is ALWAYS busy and you do notice that they really need to do something about the smell in there.\n\nDespite all this, its still not a bad place......unless youre looking for a pool in which case i'll let you know when i'm done laughing


Their sandwiches are so good!\n\nIt's so convenient that they're opened 24 hours. We came here after midnight and there was still a quite a long line and a lot of the tables were taken.\n\nThe bread they use is nice and crispy.\n\nMy recommendation:\n- The Original: I usually don't like horseradish, but surprisingly I really enjoyed it in this sandwich. Yum.\n\nI will definitely return and update my review with more recommendations once I try more of their sandwiches!


Great staff and they never mess my hair up, perfect everytime, they so send out great coupons for an awesome cheap cut


Sub par. The service, the ambiance, the menu. The best part about Zipps is the - albeit limited - selection of draft beer! If you just need a casual hang-out spot for a happy hour, this place will do just fine.


Chicken kabobs were tasty, however the spinach wraps clearly tasted of freezer funk, so I ordered the orzo soup and hummus instead. The hummus was great but my soup had about three grains of orzo in it!! Won't be coming back.


Das Wildparkstadion nicht auf dem aktuellsten Stand der heutigen Bundesliga-Fu\u00dfballstadien.\nAuch die Parkm\u00f6glichkeiten sind meines Erachtens unterer Durchschnitt.\nKSC Fans 3,5 v. 5 Sternen.


I stayed at the RUMOR last week and from the start it was an awful experience!\nCheck in took forever-then when we got to our room-the dirty sheets from the guests before were piled by the door-so unsanitary!! Going in to the room we were overwhelmed with the awful smell of cleaner!! A sweet disgusting smell of cleaner  not a felling clean kind!\n\nOff to the pool-no towels available-we asked 3 times-never to get any!  They were NOT in the wagon as we were told twice! The place was dirty and there were filthy towels everywhere and empty jello shot containers all over as well!\n\nOver all-terrible experience-dirty-gross and ill never be back! So unfortunate as its convenient for work for which I go out to Vegas 3-4 times a year for work!


Love this location.\n\nThe food is iffy, but the staff is great.


Could this location be any better!?  Not to sound silly, but many Facebook \"likes\" were granted after posting a picture of the exterior of Trevi.  Situated in the middle of Caesar's Palace shops, the lighting and ambiance can't be beat!  Best of both worlds, for sure!  \n\nAside from the establishment itself, the food was just as amazing!  But be aware, big portions ahead!!


We chose to eat here when there was too long of a wait at La Unica, and I'm glad we did! The food was delicious, the staff was friendly- they answered all questions and helped us decide what to get. This place is a hidden gem! The tamale was HUGE and unlike anything I've ever had. We will definitely return!


I think for the price of the rooms it is a great place it is very clean and the costumer service is great. Wish the buffet lines weren't so long though!


Not what i expect from a four seasons. The rooms are nice and comfortable but there were so many small things that made this stay pretty uninspiring for the $. We stayed here for a wedding and the ceremony outside was wonderful but then the reception started. The  four seasons offered 3 small apps that were actually awful tasting. Most venues offer large buffets at no extra charge to the Bride and Groom. The sausage with a small blob of cheese and chicken on a stick paired with a piece of pineapple  was something I would expect from a high school cafeteria app platter. Then there was dinner, they messed up our table and we were two seats short so my husband and I were crammed into our table that was not meant for the amout of people that were supposed to be seated there. Not a bad frozen fruit in a cup was served at first followed with a basic salad then a tapas sized meat on potatoes with no side veggies. I was starving at this point and dinner was finished. Water glasses were never refilled and it seemed none of the servers were in a good mood. Everyone at the table was still hungry after dinner so it wasn't just me. I've never been so hungry for cake in all my life and I don't even really crave cake. Coffee was served a half hour before cake and not offered again during cake time. Overall I was expecting decadent food and fantastic service where your glass would never be empty but that just was not the case. Then we get back to the hotel where you hike to get to your room otherwise you stand waiting for some guy in a golf cart to pick you up. The room key stopped working and they ask you to sign in to the wi fi about 6 times in two days. for the money I would say go elsewhere if you can.


If I could live here I would! The service is second to none and each room is unique.\nThey just added a B-cycle bike share kiosk and that's a major bonus. My wife and I have stayed here 3 times already and hope to get back soon for a 2 night stay.


This place really needs to work on their service. Hiring cashiers is one thing, training them to give good service makes a business so much better. I'm pretty sure this place's management doesn't really care about customers, more focused on loss prevention and keeping the store running.


Thought it was pretty sad that they charge $10 to have your X-rays emailed over to a new dentist (I moved therefore needed a new dentist). As a former customer, I would think they could include that as a courtesy, I've never charged for this by any other dental office. Granted its only $10, its the principal behind it.


I can not say enough about this fabolus spot! From the patio, to the long board bar (and the long board on tap!) I've been several times, and every person ive brought, or come with, loves it. Great date spot, great pre funk bar, or after hours wind down location. Everything on the menu is bomb! From the Shrimp spring rolls, the ahi tuna, the fries (sweet potato or regualr) the hula burger.... OMG... im craving Hula now! thank's yelp, for making me think of this moth watering spot!


So this place re-opens under new management as the all-new Wet'n'Wild water park in a week or two.  Sounds awesome if you look at their website and interactive map and a preview of all the thrill rides.  The landscaping looks to be much better too.  It's about time the hottest, fastest-growing and fifth largest city in the nation had an A-List theme park when SoCal has about ten alone!  When I see the Travel Chanel's \"Top Ten U.S. Water Parks\" they blow all of ours away.  I hope they re-engineer the wave pool with rolling waves, so that you can ride them like at Big Surf, instead of the intermittent \"undulation\" it had here before and at Golfland Sunsplash in Mesa.\n\nAlthough it wasn't opened its first year by June, it will run all the way until the end of October and season passes are discounted at $59.99 before opening day.  They can be purchased at their website address: http://phoenix.mywetnwild.com/\n\nFor the latest info regarding their grand opening and a chance to win free season passes you can also follow them through Twitter at http://twitter.com/wetnwildphx and become a friend on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Phoenix-AZ/Wet-n-Wild-Waterpark/84174876135.


Excellent smell but nothing outstanding. Good portion size.


If you going to use the Drive-Thru at this KFC .....STOP..!!!, Don't waist your time and don't even think about it. You NEVER get your order right. Either they put wrong item you did not ask for or something is missing when you get home. Order taker has no clue how to take an order. Even today 5/14/2014 with manager looking over his shoulder, order taker screwed up. AGAIN..!! \n\n       \"The order taker needs to know what's on the menu and sadly, need to know how to work the keypad for taking order..!!! \"\n\nNever Again..Done with this KCF.\n\n\nND


I went on 28th of December 2014. Everything is Okay except the STEAK. It was not the good steak I expected. I love steak and been to many steakhouses but this place is clearly overpriced. I liked oysters though.


Mon choix : Des ravioles noisette avec \u00e9mulsion de raisin, et beaucoup de cr\u00e8me.\n\nVraiment d\u00e9licieux, un l\u00e9ger sucr\u00e9/sal\u00e9 tr\u00e8s agr\u00e9able !\n\nLe top : un service vraiment super, et pour couronner le tout : un brownie fruit de la passion, fondant \u00e0 souhait avec une bonne glace vanille : offert par la maison. Waouh\n\nJe recommande \u00e0 100%


delicious and fresh. one of the best restaurants I've found in the Dobson Ranch area


I see a lot of negative reviews here on this business but I've had good experiences with them, sort of.\nI went in to ask about getting the carbs on my bike rebuilt. The cost was prohibitive for me but some guy, my apologies for not knowing his name , asked me what year my bike was. I told him and he said they won't even work on my bike because it was too old. Huh? He explained to me about how with bikes than ten years tend to have things break quite easily and end up costing them more to fix than they make. Ok, I can understand that.\nHe then tells me that when I bike has been sitting for a long while and the gas goes bad that the thing to do is run some SeaFoam through it and that will probably bring the bike back to it's original performance. Cool. \nSo he says they won't work on my bile but tells me the easy way to fix it myself. That rates pretty high in my book.\n\nThe second incident was when I went in for a clamp that I lost. He, same guy, asked me what it went to and I told him the air cleaner. He tells me that they don't have a clamp like that but I can use a zip tie to re-attach that hose to the air cleaner. I think that's some stand up advice. He could have easily told \"Sorry, ain't got one\"  and let me walk away bummed but he helped me out with some mechanic advice.\n\nIn summary, I've never had my bike worked on by them so I can't comment on that kind of experience but have been given good advice from them.


So when they say they have the best meatballs, they're not kidding.  Not only was the meatballs with ricotta delicious (and the size of a grapefruit), it was great to share.  We split a number of dishes, beet salad, minestrone soup, kobe beef meatballs with spaghetti and chicken parmigana.  Minestrone soup was the only thing that was mediocre.  The rest was delicious.  Waiter pushed us to order Oreo Beignets, tasted like an Oreo funnel cake.  The sinks are really awesome.  Night club was cool, but nothing insane


We were getting our usual after partying and before leaving Vegas pho for lunch. We've ordered take out to eat at our friend's house this time. Our order was 6 phos, 2 coffees, and 2 spring rolls. It took almost an hour!!!! \n\nWe finally got to eat the food, have to say, it was pretty good and would return next time. But damn, they need to work on the service. It was horrendous!!


Really was looking forward to something different and wonderful based on all the reviews.... I was incredibly disappointed!\nThe service was horrible.  Understaffed, no knowledge of the menu, didn't check back with us, etc...\nThe food - was mediocre at best.  Everything tasted the same.  My steak was almost mooing when I ordered it medium, but since the server never came back to check on me, I couldn't tell her...  \nDefinitely disappointed to say the least!!!


Partying hard and hitting the tables at the Hard Rock last night got me in the mood for a taco. Having the Pink Taco on site was a perfect remedy. Collected my chips from the blackjack table as the sounds of Jimi Hendrix roared overhead and headed for the restaurant. \n\nEntering the place you can't help but notice the cool custom made low rider bicycles hanging from the ceiling, the funky star shaped lights draped over the bar area, and the modern Mexican - meets retro chic decor with all types of knick knacks, old radios, and items strategically strewn about. As the place was packed I went for seat at the bar and immediately ordered an ice cold Negra Modelo. What is terrific is that you get a free metal bucket of crunchy crispy tortilla chips with three different salsa's to dip into. This stuff is like crack when you are hungry and have been drinking! Lakers vs Spurs was playing on the bar tv's and rock music was blaring throughout. Yes, this is a man's paradise!\n\nStarted with the sweet corn tamales with pico and sour cream. Three tamales came on this plate and it was actually a good amount of food. Sweet and buttery corn flavored. Ordered the fish tacos baha style. Fish battered and lightly fried with serrano-cilantro salsa, shredded lettuce, sour cream, and pico de gallo. Refried beans and rice accompanied the meal. The fish tacos were very good, not the best I have ever had as I still have had better in NYC and CA, but tasty with just the right amount of batter and not over fried. I love refried beans too, and these were smooth goodness.\n\nMy one complaint is that they brought out my main plate a minute after I got the appetizer. I literally had to eat both at the same time. I hate when restaurants do that. Time management people in the kitchen! Learn it! \n\nOtherwise, a great place to go for a fun atmosphere and decent Tex-Mex food options. Rock On!


I really don't know why this place gets so many good reviews. It is very dirty. Very old. It gets busy and the service is horribly slow. And honestly the food is just greasy and nasty.\n\nThe reviews say it's a great place for cheap good Mexican food. But it's not even cheap.\n\nThe salsa is not fresh. And the guacamole is pretty tasteless. When you order tortilla chips and salsa... They put package shredded cheese on and not melted.\n\nI had a taco salad and I couldn't even finish eating it. \n\nIf you like really quick and bad American Mexican food and then this is the place for you.


This being one of the new hotels on the strip of Las Vegas, it has a modern theme to it. \n\nPROS -\n+ a chill, classy, relaxing resort.\n+ clean pool, clean rooms, clean hallways, clean everything.\n+ The rooms are extremely modern, with an electric mini-stove, refridgerator, microwave, dinner table, super soft bed, etc.\n+Extremly friendly staffs\n\n\nCONS -\n- This wasn't the ideal place to stay when you're in Vegas celebrating your 21st with your girls. (IE - little black dresses + alcohol + stumbling to the room = hard stares)


Tried their lunch special at 1:45 PM which is two slices and a medium soda for 8 bucks (mushroom and pepperoni slice). The dough tastes like card board and I've never seen so few toppings on a slice in my life. I would have hoped the Oldtown enjoyment tax for 2 slices and a soda would've went toward quality pizza, but... meh.


First time in Vegas trip. I tried this place out for the first time. It was a let down from the beginning, thanks to the bartender Amanda. I asked if they had hot sauce for my nachos, and she rudely says that I was already given salsa. I also asked for a fork a minute later and she laughed at me. I started getting concerned about my visit here and why bartender Amanda was acting out poor customer service skills. I later asked if they had 3 different types of alcohols, in which they did not. Instead of Amanda saying \"No\" or \"Sorry\", she replied with \"We're only Timbers\" which gave me the impression that she, herself, considers her work under par.  Another patron accidentally called her a different name, and then apologized when she corrected him on her real name. She still snapped back and stated \"How would you like it if I called you Peter?\" Finally, I found a scotch and asked for it. She poured it into a shot glass, and Isaid \"Oh sorry, can I get it on the rocks?\" And she yelled at me for not telling her sooner (One dirty shot glass shouldn't be a big deal).  I finally got my bill. I received 2 drinks on my bill which I did not order. Amanda refused to take them off and said that she already helped me enough and that she isn't breaking the rules. I didn't know what to do other than pay and not leave a tip. This was a horrible first Vegas experience. I will NOT reccommend this place to anyone. This girl needs to be fired, however, I'm sure that won't happen.\n\nThe nachos were decent... but customer satisfaction is everything.


Ok i have to be honest I am shocked that this level of quality is served at a steve wynn resort. The meal was comped but seriously this place was horrible. Panda express would be an improvement over this place. The bill was 130 for one person for lunch. Of course i had leftovers to take to pops but I felt like he might feel as though I was trying to poison him. I ordered the cantonese pot stickers to start. You could do better in the frozen section at costco. Next up I opted for the upgraded beef dish which is served table side on a sizzling platter it was like pepper beef sirloin or something like that. Really boring dish no imagination. was funny when i was ordering the waiter suggests i upgrade even further to kobe beef,I said well you probably wont get the benefit if its covered in a sauce,he says I will,even though i had a 200 comp and would not have had to pay for it I didn't do it. I asked him how much would it cost ,he says let me look on the menu,after we look together he cant find it he estimates it to cost around 90 dollars,like i said it would have been comped but it seemed too egregious to me. Next I ordered the sweet and sour chicken,total crap again you could do much better at panda express or costco. And lastly I ordered a bbq pork and shrimp combo fried rice,this was the best dish of all and I suspect that it is served regularly at the CCDC on fried crap night. In conclusion im glad i had  the comp but i still had to tip for 20 bucks ,its not the servers fault so i always take care of them. The server was very nice actually. Steve must be losing his taste as well as his vision because anyone who would rate this anything but touristy garbage food is on the payroll.


Locally-owned coffee shops are the best. Always looking for a new place to try, I heard of Carmel's from a graduate student of mine. Tired of going to LGO, I decided to give this a try today. \n\nI ordered a medium chai latte. It was delicious - and I only ever get them at Cartel's! The guy behind the counter added a hint of cinnamon (how did he know that's what I usually put in my coffee?). The extra ingredient did it justice. \n\nI went around noon today and the place was semi-packed. Great music (a little bit of Jack Johnson) and I had a great Tuna Salad. The owner (or so I think) was very friendly. I was studying and he came by to thank me for coming in, which was nice. Also, there's a small patio in the back for people who want to read and enjoy the nice weather before it hits 100 degrees. \n\nI didn't have my laptop, but on my iPhone I saw that the Wi-Fi was locked. I didn't ask for the password, but I'm sure they would provide it if needed. Parking was scarce. Hard to find, but manageable. Overall, I would definitely come again for the chai latte!!!


Can't speak for the rooms, but the Casino remodel is very nice and provides a much needed improvement.  I enjoyed gambling there for a couple of hours.


Food was no better than adequate.  Service was worse.  Waiter did not speak English well, so our order was messed up.  One hour time limit.  Everything tasted of ginger, and more than just a hint of it. Atmosphere wasn't very good.  Poor lighting makes it difficult to read menu.  We will not be going back, even though it is very close to home.


Like the food but what is it about this location and the music. Always way too loud. The staff is friendly but don't go here expecting to be able to chat with the people you are having lunch with. Some days it's like being at a Nine Inch Nails concert.


Formerly Bierex, Number 1 Grange Road hasn't changed much since the refurbishment, essentially a paint job and a name change with a few minor changes to the menu. \n\nThis is a local bar to me though it's usually to eat that I go there. It's good pub grub with a few twists on the menu, particularly the choice of nachos options, there's classics with just salsa,guacamole and sour cream, chilli nachos adds beef chilli, chicken nachos adds chicken and fried peppers, then there's haggis or veggie haggis nachos, both with whiskey sauce and steak strips too in the case of the standard haggis. \n\nAlso of note is the Sunday breakfast special, two full Scottish breakfasts for a tenner, so find a friend and it's only a fiver each or wait till you're ravenous and go and have two (the offer is on till 2pm on Sundays). I'm not sure how long it'll run for though as it's become quite popular.


Underwhelming. Could be a cool destination. The tour is like walking through a car wash following your car. The staff are all as cheerful and delighted to see you as a DMV clerk. The complimentary sample in all their ads is only if you ask for it and only then is quickly put in your hand, sans napkin or tissue. (wash hands in advance) No idea why all the tour busses are lined up outside. Also: the cactus garden sounds cool'ish', but, it only is appealing when compared to the chocolate 'non-tour' you just experienced.


Wow!!  This was amazing!!! It was such a unique fun experience that really made my vacation. \n\n  They come and pick you up if you need a way to get there, and both the instructors are very friendly, experienced, and fun which made the experience that much greater. You learn tricks, change up speeds, and ride over a multitude of terrains it was AMAZING!\n\n  I really didn't know what to expect but I can say it was better than anything I could of imagine. Thanks for the great time, I am definitely going to come by again!


This hotel had it's ups and downs. Checked in late on Friday night and the non-smoking room we requested was given away so we had to settle with a smoking room. They told us to come to the front desk between 12-3pm the following day to change rooms since they gave our room away so we agreed. \n\nNext day rolls around and after a great time at the pool and gym we called and they kept pushing back the time on when the room would be ready. We wasted 5 hours of our day not being able to leave and waiting for our non smoking room to be available. For someone who comes for the weekend and hours are limited it really sucks to waste time. Finally they gave us a non smoking room after complaining for 5 hours and sounding upset. It was a big disappointment. I'm giving three stars because that was an awful experience but the hotel itself wasn't too bad. The room we got upgraded and it was really nice. \n\nOn a positive light the hotel is in the middle of the strip and it's across the street from Cosmo and Bellagio. Had fun shopping and eating at Gordon Ramsey's Burgr place.


Spent a weekend in PHX for the Dbacks vs. Giants and booked the Hyatt based on the proximity of the hotel.  I was suprised by the accomodations.  VERY NICE!  Rooms are average sized and have great blackout curtains.  Pool was small but nice.  Felt good after walking back in the HOT sun.\n\nBest part about the experience was despite arriving when most people are checking out, they found a room early so we could dump our luggage and head out to the ballpark.\n\nThe restaurant/bar in the hotel was great in the evening.  Super Bartender Ryan and Awesome bar manager Danielle make that place fun!  They know how to cater to different clientele.  oh!  and the food and beer selection is good too!


We hear the food is fabo. We'll never know. We made a reservation one week ahead for a party of 6. We watched a party of 7 be seated in front of us (assume they had a res, too). We were repeatedly lied to by the hostess. She even told us our table was about to free up because the folks eating there \"just paid their check.\" Turns out no one was paying. She was lying to everyone there. We've eaten all over the world and never seen anything like this. Quite weird. We took our $ elsewhere.


The Starbucks inside the bookstore is own and operated by the bookstore and not by Starbucks, so any of your Starbucks GC will not be accepted there.  That was a bummed thing to hear.  Overall, the bookstore is pretty clean, bathroom is very clean too, at least that's what I saw when I visited them.  Location can be better as you can't see it from the main road.


I wish I could say something about the food served here, but unfortunately, I was never served food.\n\nI walked in one afternoon and it was deader than disco. A cashier was counting money in a drawer, and a large amount of cash was visible. A cook was bumbling around in the kitchen area, moving things around and doing busy work. I stood at the counter for a good five minutes while the counting was occurring, not wanting to speak and possibly mess up this accounting operation. However, when the lady was done, she looked up at me, then turned and started doing other things.\n\nI just walked out at this point.\n\nOh, and their customer service infrastructure is broken too -- I submitted a web form telling about my experience and never heard anything back. Maybe they should bring back Carl's Sr -- Junior doesn't seem to be up to the task.


I went here today. I have been going to Larrys for about 8 years. Not going back.\nI go about 4 times a year and stock up. Ran out of some items a couple months ago purchased a rack of ribs to slow cook in oven. Before they have cooked so tender no knife needed.  This past trip,  the counter person says, I have to open a new bag. Huh? Anyway, bought them,  cooked them the same as before but no joy. Too tough and fatty. I chalked it up to either a bad selection (which I didn't get to choose) or new supplier. Just told myself not get ribs there anymore.\nToday was looking at the ribeye steaks. They looked terrible. Looked like gristle running through center of the steak, and small and overly fatty - not neatly trimmed at all. Didn't get that,  got ground beef instead. When I got home, when I went to repackage for the freezer, it just didn't look right and texture seemed different. Will see when I cook it if it is different or not.\nAt register just because, I mentioned it looked different inside - did the place get new owners.  Turns out yes, new owners. I don't know that the new owners changed suppliers,  but I am guessing it is either that or buying a lower grade of meat.\nI hate to give a bad review of starting businesses,  but I go to a butchers expecting to pay higher prices for a higher quality product. I could have gotten the same or better at the regular grocery store from what I saw today.\nNever again.


Contacted Karen at 2 Da Rescue about a dog they had available for adoption and asked what the breed was of the dog.  Told her we were interested in adopting with the only condition that it was not a Pit Bull breed or mix as we have very small children.  She told us over email that it was not, She told us it was a boxer / rhodesian ridgeback mix.  We met the rescue group at a Petco adoption day and asked about the puppy, one of the volunteers informed us that it was a pit bull mix and when we finally saw the dog it looked 100% pit bull.  Apparently Karen was there and overheard the volunteer tell us that and she immediately jumped all over him trying to quiet him and told him not to disclose that specific breed.  Now I have had several boxers and have friends with rhodesian ridgebacks and am very familiar with the breed.  The dog was of neither decent. \n\nBeware when working with this group that they will Lie directly to you.  After doing some more research about this group there are complaints from other people on RipoffReport.com complaining about the unethical nature of the group and specifically Karen.  Along with problems with the pets adopted from the group not being cared for properly and infested with ticks and fleas and the group is not taking care of these types of things.  Very disappointing.


Today was my first visit to Globe Salon, and I really enjoyed the experience. Sam provided a great consultation, great cut, and several styling tips! I am so excited to have found my new favorite salon in LV!


Maybe I went on an off day but I was not happy with my sub. I think I ordered an Italian Sub. What I got was a soggy sub which I didn't even finish half of it. I have heard people rave about this place but I don't see it.\n\nIf you are in Chandler and you are craving a deli sandwich just go to Jason's Deli. I'm not saying they are great (almost no sandwich shops are) but that's your best bet unless you really want to feel like you could have made your meal at home, which happens at Jason's Deli too...


I just saw this deal on Deal Chicken and so I thought I would post my review so no one would buy this.  I find it hard to believe that the people from Deal Chicken wouldn't look at these reviews and see that there are over a dozen  reviews for this company at this point and all of them are 1 star.  Why in the world would Deal Chicken do business with these people.\n\nAnyway, when I saw this on Living Social it was the same day my wife went out of town.  I thought it would be nice if I got the house professionally cleaned while she was gone.  I called and immediately got someone (this was a Thursday).  I told the person that I need to know if they had anything available from that Thursday through the next Tuesday.  She told me they could get me in Tuesday at 2 pm.  I told her that would be great and that I would then buy the deal.  I asked her if she needed anything from me and she told me to give her the code so I gave her the voucher number and she marked it as redeemed.  \nWhen Tuesday morning came around I hadn't heard from them to confirm so I called and left a message to verify they were still coming.  They never called and they never showed.  By Thursday I had never heard anything (I had left one more message) but that was the last day to get my money back from Living Social so I called for my refund.  They said that because it had been marked as redeemed they couldn't do it.  I told the lady that they never showed and she said they had to get a hold of Maid by Design.  They emailed me every other day during that time letting me know they were still trying to get a hold of Maid by Design.  All during this time the deal was still available.  It seems crazy that they would even be offering a deal when they aren't even able to get a hold of the business.  Anyway, a week later they finally gave me my money back.  \nWhat a terrible experience!


On entering this revamped place and proceeding into the great hall...OMG the detail in the pictures and paintings are visually stunning and esoterically beautiful.\n\nA very contemporary place, quieter than museum's usually are, yes it's smaller than I'd expected from the outside but makes up for it in wow factor, well worth the \u00a380K spent on renovation fees.\n\nGo if you like places with a medieval feel to them, history of scotland, medicine the war and the people who recorded some of the most significant historic events.\n\nWith a very busy gift shop and full to the brim bums on seats in their eatery, this was just the place to spend a few bob and actually learn something as well. \n\nGo if you like Glasgow Gorbals, art of science and medicine Royal Navy, death masks of William Burke and associated criminals, migrated families to Scotland and art history. I last visited a few months ago now, but feel like going again?\n\nBut above all...just go for the cultural effect, or the cafe buzz either way you will be rewarded.


Dropped by this place for lunch, didn't seem all that busy, I saw 6 empty tables, but when I said  I was by myself, I was told it would be about 10 minutes before a spot at the bar would open up.\n\nI'm sorry, but at the lunch hour, you won't sit a single at a table, you lose my business.  Walked out


I've been before and the food is okay. Today however I'm reviewing the service. After seating at the bar patiently waiting for service I decided to leave after the bartender did not acknowledge my presence and went on to serve guest that arrived after me. The host at the door were no better and very unpleasant.


.......Where are the chopsticks?\n\nA Chinese restaurant is clearly not Chinese when there are no chopsticks on the place setting! Tea was lukewarm upon arrival, tasted unauthentic, with the help of any ambiguous American tea bag. The hot and sour soup had peas...peas! Side of rice was stiff and tasted as if it had been in the cooker all day. Had the stir fry vegetable dish that consisted of broccoli, snow peas and mushrooms overly cooked to mush; where was my bok choy or kai lan or any type of actual authentic Chinese vegetables?!\n\nOne thing I do give them credit for: service was clean, fast, and efficient.\n\nOther than that, your money's better off at Panda Express right down the street. Same quality of food, and at least there you won't have to pay for tip!


Pizza is nothing special. Canned mushrooms, spinach, and shrimp. Sauce and cheese ordinary. We will not go back


To your left you'll see a rock that looks like a dinosaur and to your right you'll see a rock that looks like a person.  Sometimes you'll see some real animals, but not today...  \n\nReally? Is that all you've got.  Maybe we just didn't luck out, but our tour guide was horrible.  Not witty, not funny, not even that interesting.  He was clearly reading from a script because at one point he lost his place or got confused or something and ended up re-reciting the entire opening three minutes, word for word.  Most of the time he just but on a soundtrack, which clearly was way too short for the entire 90 minute tour since we listened to the Titanic song 4 times.  As a side note, you may not want to remind people of a huge boat accident when we're doing a boat tour... but that's just me.  \n\nDefinitely something for the older crowd, but even they seemed restless after about 45 minutes.


Dinner was fine. Service was the worst possible. They seated us in a tight area and the servers kept bumping our chairs. I requested the first server to walk around if possible and he kindly obliged. half hour later and a second waiter bumped me. I requested him to now walk around as well if possible. And he doesn't say anything. He comes back 2 minutes later and say excuse me and then nearly smack me in the head trying to get by again. I ask him to come over and he ignores me.  Then he starts getting loud and says I'm going to call the manager. Was really not sure what he was threatening me with. Manager comes over, realizes that we have already paid our bill, quickly apologizes and then walks away. The worst service ever in an unnecessarily pricey restaurant. Couldn't figure out how to do zero stars.


I love this place.. great friendly, professional and effective service... I came here years ago after my car accident. Now I come with my girl 2 x a week.. Chong is my favorite doc.. They always have plenty of candy... And they are keeping the SHASHI in there somewhere...


We went here on a Saturday night for my sister's bachlorette party - we were a group of 6.  It was busy but not super crowded - there was still room at the bar, although most of the tables were taken.\n\nOur service was extremely slow - 20 mins to get our first drink and another 15 to get some food (which the bride-to-be desparately needed if we were going to continue our night!)  I mentioned this to our waiter and he said he was just super busy.  We noticed that he was going around to all his tables to take orders, and then would go back to the kitchen instead of putting a few orders in at a time.\n\nLuckily, the manager checked in on us and I politely noted the slow service and things turned around quickly.  I can forgive slow service (everyone has their off days) if mgmt is responsiveness to their patron's concerns.  \n\nWe enjoyed it a lot, largely in part to the change in the service.  We had the s'mores platter - cute idea and plenty for 6 girls to share - as well as a bottle of Prosecco and a couple round of shots.  Our total was $165 for 6 girls for 4 round of drinks and our food which I thought was reasonable for a setting like that. \n\nGreat lounge atmosphere, and fun, unique idea.


Went on a July 4th weekend. Drinks are expensive ($12 for a lousy gin & tonic. I know it's Vegas but it wasn't even strong). Music was okay. It would have been better if the DJ knew how to transition from one mix to the next. Decent venue but dance floor is too small. There was literally no room to move. This venue would have gotten 3 stars if it wasn't for the drunken, lousy dancer of a whale that was bumping & pushing everyone around her (oh, and her equally drunken & lousy dancer friend). Highlight of the evening (& of my still short clubbing life): pushing back against the b*tch & seeing my friend have her kicked out of the club. Woozah!\n\nIn short, it's not a bad scene if you get in early (we arrived around 10:30 or 11 & it was already packed) and if you get in for free. It might also help if you don't go on a holiday weekend. :)


I love the food, but I've had it with online ordering; which is why I'm not giving them 4 or 5 stars. DO NOT ORDER ONLINE!!!\n\nThis is the 5th time they screw up mine and my friends' order. My friend Pre ordered his Steak Bowl from Chipotle this location on 54th street. Which always has a line out the door. \n\nOrder:\nWhite Rice, Steak, Blk Beans, Pinto Beans, Veggies, Medium Salsa and Cheese (simple)\n\nWhat he got:\nBrown rice, Blk Beans, Medium Salsa.\n\nAs it was a to-go, we did not notice this until after we got back to the office.


The only star is for the one competent employee and the equipment.  Even if your bed is ready it will still take at least 30 min for anyone to clean it and even worse for the spray tan. I have emailed the company directly 3 times instead of leaving a bad review and finally heard back the last time. They gave me credit to use for upgrades but I have the highest package and could not use it towards products. Kind of pointless annoyed and about over this whole company! Don't sign up if you haven't yet! By the time you get into a bed you are just left annoyed and not relaxed at all.


Disappointing.  A nice hotel with great ammenities.  HOWEVER, slow elevators, understaffed, poor service, and you do not get what you pay for. \n\nMoorea pool was a nice pool, however it took FOREVER to get drinks, food, salads, and it wasn't even a busy weekend.  Took a half hour to get salad dressing so i could eat my salad that got hot by the time it arrived...actually i had to find a manager to get it for me because my waiter never came back?  \n\nI expect better service and better management solutions when things go wrong at a hotel.  When you pay top dollar for service, I expect to get it. The HOliday Inn Express has better service than this hotel.  \n\nAFTER we checked out, 2 people in our party had to call back to fix their \"over charging\" at the pool and for the hotel room.  So, even more time wasted on the phone after we left to get that taken care of which still took several phone calls to get it resolved and waiting on hold for 30 minutes before someone would answer.\n\nOverall, I would stay somewhere else.  \n\nPS - when this hotel says that you are getting a King bed you are actually getting a Queen bed.  When they say you are getting a Queen bed, you are actually getting a double bed.  Not sure why they need to falsely advertise your bed size, but it does make a difference when you plan to have people share a double bed! Gets a little more cozy than desired.  The Palms Hotel does the same thing.  If the \"vegas standard\" is smaller than real life then why don't they just say it?


Out of all the breakfast places to enjoy in Pittsburgh this one stands right in the middle. I love that it is in Regent square and that they have sidewalk seating so you can have breakfast in the sun whilst people watching, NICE!\n\nAs far as the food goes it is just so so for me. I like my sides when it comes to my first morning meal and they come up short in that department. Last time I went it was our annual St Paddy's parade day. My \"mai\"  (thats what I call my mommy) had the square breakfast, I had the breakfast burrito, and J had the breakfast quesadilla. I just could not decide! I wanted something different but I was worried I wouldn't like what I ordered and I needed something filling that particular bar crawl day.\n\nI really wanted to try the Smoked salmon Napoleon but if the fish wasn't good it would ruin the meal and I wasn't willing to experiment. My burrito was OK, nothing outstanding. It could have used some re-fried black beans, spanish rice for a side of something?? See my pics for the plain presentation. I did like the chicken apple sausage.\n\n I tried some of the vegan chorizo that my mom had gotten with the Square BF. I liked it but it did have that fake meaty flavor underneath the spicy chorizo sauce. Again pretty ho hum, I wasn't even that interested to try J's quesadilla because the ingredients were the same in my burrito. The atmosphere is perfect to start the day and service is decent. I don't know... it's just missing some pizzazz for me. After some thought I think that because of my mexican upbringing and cooking skills I search for a more authentic flavor but in reality this is American breakfast! I'll def be back! In closing maybe I have to be in an adventuresome breakfast mode, try something new, and not be such a square.


Thought it was really good.  Had the chicken pita and everything was fresh and flavorful.  The warm pita was really good and the chicken was well seasoned. Enjoyed eating on the patio. Would recommend it for lunch or casual dinner.


After all the hype this place was just average at best.  On the east coast we have so many great options for burgers.  I guess out west there are not many choices.  Five guys & elevation burger both beat In-N-Out and they are just average around here.\n\nEven though the burgers aren't fantastic they are a great late night option.  The fries are fresh cut and tasty.


C'est avec une certaine impatience que je fantasmais sur ce restaurant... un peu trop peut-\u00eatre.\nNous avons partag\u00e9 des \"croquettes\" au foie gras : vraiment rien d'extraordinaire.\nEnsuite, je me suis laiss\u00e9e tent\u00e9e par la cote de cochon heureux: viande tendre et bien cuite, mais la sauce n'\u00e9tait pas assez tasty \u00e0 mon gout. Mon ami a pris le magret de canard, pour le coup clairement d\u00e9cevant.\nTarte aux pacanes excellente, mais vient-on ici pour \u00e7a?\n\nVraiment contente d'y \u00eatre all\u00e9e, mais plusieurs restaurants dans la meme gamme de prix me rendent bien plus heureuse.


Great hangout nice Pool area!


my partner was in need of a dentist a little over a week ago on a sunday.  our normal dentist was closed on the weekend and does not have 24/7 emergency hours.  i called our internest office asking if they new of a 24 hour emergency dentist.  we thought that it might be an abscess tooth.  they didnt know of any and told us to look online for a dentist.  we got on line and searched for a dentist with 24 hour emergency services.  the dentist that came up said that they had 24/7 emergency services. i called the number that was listed.  i called the number listed which turned out to be smiles dental and spoke with the dentist.  \n\ni explained to him what was going on with her and the incredible pain that she was in.  i told him that it was more of her lower left jaw, that it was swollen and that she was using ice packs, but that it was not helping at all.  he didnt ask us anything else about her health.  he said that he could meet us at his office at 6:30pm.  he said that since he didnt have any support staff that i would have to pay cash.  he said that it would be between $150.00 to $300.00 and if that would be a problem.  i told him that it was not a problem and what ever it took to take care of her problem.\n\nwe got to his office at 6:20pm and he arrived at 6:30pm.  we went into the office and he handed me the paperwork that normally gets filled out.  the paper asked for her history and when we got to the meds she gave him her typed list, just seems to make things easier.  he was looking at her meds while i filled out the paperwork.  he said after i took a good 15 minutes to fill our all the paperwork he said that he cant help her.  that based on her pain meds and him  not having any staff to help him that he would want a medical release from her doctor.  lets see, a sunday night at almost 7pm and he wants a release from her doctor to work on her.  he didnt even look at the tooth or the jaw.   what a waist of time to drive almost 20 miles t0 him and 20 miles back to have her still in pain.  if your telling people you are a 24 hour emergency dentist maybe you should ask more questions before you tell someone to travel to them.  maybe you should have atleast 1 support staff with you.  \n\ndont waste your time going to this dentists if you are taking any kind of medication especially if you are in extreme pain cause he wont bother with you.  very upset!


Best Korean BBQ in Vegas. Love their marinated pork belly and squid. Their salad is addicting. Staff is friendly. Can be a long\nwait on weekend nights, but that's to be expected. My go to Korean BBQ spot!


After 4 years on the University of Illinois campus, I have never found a place that does an exceptional job of eyebrow waxing- until today. \nMary Kay listened to my requests and concerns about my eyebrows, and proceeded to give me an eyebrow wax based off of the structure of my face. I am more than happy with the results and I will continue to come back to Mary Kay's for further treatments. \nHer prices are very reasonable for the services she offers. Seriously, check this place out!