I just got back from dinner with my family at the old place and I can't emphasize enough my disappointment. The service was poor. Our waitress was a nice gal who was working hard, she simply had too many tables because the place was woefully understaffed. Our drinks weren't refilled in a timely manner and she was usually too busy to check on us. I had to go and find her a few times to get things that were missed. \n\nI don't mind paying the high prices of the old place if the food is good. Unfortunately the food was a let down. Four of us ordered the French onion soup. The soup was so salty it was rendered uneatable. The steak was good, but the baked potato was so dry I thought it left over from lunch. My daughter ordered the fettuccine Alfredo and it was quite bland. Everything else we ordered was just ok. To sum it up, our meal was mediocre at best and we were all disappointed. Not one person on our party of seven really enjoyed their meal. \n\nI express my dissatisfaction with our waitress and she informed me that she would write my complaints in a book they kept. That was it. I left with the feeling that they were happy that they got my money and that they did not really care that my family's dinner was poor. They made no effort to make it right and they made no effect to ease my displeasure. \n\nThis will be my last family dinner at the old place. I will take my business to a place that has better food and a place that values it's customers.


Dang I love Tempe Marketplace. They have it all, a huge plethora of stores to choose from for your every need. The place is kept clean, they always have visible security and there aren't ever a bunch of homeless kids running around being ab noxious. From the upscale steakhouse to the pottery painting store, I love Tempe Marketplace.


Um... why was this place rated so high? The people here were great and friendly; it appears to be family operated. I do like them. However, the pedicure/manicure was horrible, so bad that I rushed to the Venetian Canyon spa afterward just so I can have them redone immediately. That  was an expensive fix ($85+$15 tip)but at least they did a great job. \n\nFirst off, you don't use acetone to brush out the white tip. It's generally done with one or two clean strokes in the horizontal motion. There should be no bubbles or streaks in the white tip. Second, you shouldn't see white specs in your nails. Thirdly, I came in with my nails in good order; I don't see why I have to leave with worst and uglier nails. I had a bump in both of my nails and they just painted over it. Apparently it would cost $10 per toe to fill with acrylics. After they mess up everything else, I'd pay that somewhere else. Fourthly, filing and cutting your toe nails should not be an ordeal. The nail should be rounded with no chips. I had to have all my nails refiled. Fifthly, the nail colors are old... if you had to add whatever liquid into each color, maybe it's time to buy a new bottle. Lastly, the whole place reeks of acetone. It smells so bad I wished I could hold my breath. How can you even have kids run around in a place that smells like that? \n\nFor $30 + the $30 taxi (roundtrip) to get here, it is so not worth it. My friend was not very happy with her nails as it took literally less than 20 minutes to get her gel set. The top was rough and her nails were square, not rounded. Again for $35, not worth it.


Just very bad all around.   Checkin was complicated, charged for a standard carrying and crew at departure gate was CLUELESS!!!  Extremely unprofessional with lots chaos and loud conversations in what looked like a very standard boarding group!


So friendly here, both on the phone and in person! I asked for directions over the phone and they were so very helpful and you can almost hear the smile when they answered the phone. They're even more attentive in person! I didn't actually buy running gear today though. I just got a chance to check the place out when picking up a race packet for the Lifetime Turkey Race that takes place on Thanksgiving.\n\nThere was a nice variety of running attire, convenient sized water packs (compact enough to carry on your back but not too bulky like most are), and of course, running \"soles\" or shoes. I will definitely return here as I become more serious with running. Then, I can put their running knowledge to the test, because I will definitely need some tips about getting prepared for doing a 1/2 marathon, and maybe a full one someday. Plus, I never seem to find the right type of shoes for my feet on my own. I could use an professional's advice on how my \"feet fall\" when I run.


When you don't know what to get for someone, you should stop by Paper Skyscraper. \n\nI have to agree with the other reviewers...this store has such fun and unique gifts. They have a wonderful variety of cards as well. While you are shopping for someone else, you can definitely entertain yourself in the process. \n\nThey have a great variety of notepads, jewelry accessories, key chains, home decor, music, books...just a little of everything fun and whimsical.


So my usual suspects & I (Dion L., Katie M., & Simone M.) headed out to Osso on a Saturday night.  I had made reservations via Open Table & was happy in doing so, considering Saturday nights could be busy.\n\nI got there about 6:55 PM & was shocked to see only one table being used by a group of 7 ladies.  However, I was even more shocked to see how small the restaurant is! They do have a small patio out front; however, it faces a small parking lot & other venues. The decor is pretty fancy, but they have no real theme going on. I was a bit confused by what exactly they're going for. I did appreciate the house music mix playing overhead...it wasn't too loud or too soft. \n\nLuckily, they allowed me to go ahead & be seated, while I waited for the girls to show up. I browsed the menu (which I had already done online), which is very limited as far as food offerings.  The drink/wine menu on the other hand, overflowed with options. \n\nMy girls showed up & Dion, Simone ordered martinis (which run anywhere from $10 - $14), while Katie went with a Caipirinha . I went with the upside down pineapple cake martini - which to my expectations, tasted like the cake! \n\nWe decided to order appetizers: blue crab & ricotta crustini, meatballs, & a special appetizer of locally grown cantaloupe & honeydew melon with prosciutto. While we were waiting for our appetizers, one of the waiters picked up a table over his head & hit the chandelier above our table, sending shards of glass on the floor. Luckily we weren't harmed; but decided that we needed new drinks, just in case any glass landed in the glasses.  The manager came over & apologized & gave us new drinks (on the house). Naturally, we were expecting maybe a discount on our bill, but sadly, we didn't get that.\n\nThe appetizers arrived all at once.  I have to say my favorite was the melon & prosciutto plate.  The melons were indeed fresh & tasted sweet. The prosciutto wasn't \"fatty\" & wasn't too salty. I did not try the meatballs, but the girls said they were good. The blue crab & risotto was just OK. I didn't taste anything spectacular with it.\n\nFor my meal, I decided one of the specials: a ghost chili pepperoni pizza. When it arrived, it was almost the size of a medium pizza that you would get at say Pizza Hut or Domino's.  For $11.95, I was happy about the portion. The pizza also had fresh mozzarella, green olives, & red onion slices. The pizza was ok, I've definitely had better. I did eat the majority of it, but three pieces went home with Katie.\n\nOur waitress was very nice & friendly & very knowledgeable about the menu. She came to check on us regularly & between her & other wait staff, our water glasses stayed full. During our time there, the restaurant got packed - which again, isn't saying much, since the space is so small. \n\nFor what it is, the menu is quite overpriced & the food is just OK. After all was said & done, we decided this would be a good spot for \"drinks only\".


You know, for it being such an upscale restaurant, I expected way better service and food. I'm really disappointed in myself for not reading these reviews before we decided to go, as it would have saved us a lot of money. \n\nFirst off, I don't understand why we are asked to wait fifteen minutes when there are plenty tables that are visibly open for seating. After a half hour passed (mind you, we were the only party waiting), we had to walk back up to the host counter to bring it to their attention that we were still waiting to be seated... apparently the had forgotten about us. The best part? The host was visibly on his cell phone in front of customers-- how is this professional at all? Does he not realize that he is the first person that potential customers see? \n\nFor starters, we ordered the guacamole as the appetizer, which was kept simple and nice, although I don't think I would pay $10 for it again. Their tortilla soup was also a little too brothy for me. For being a type of restaurant with a little mexican/latino \"flavor\", you would think that a dish like this would taste a little more authentic. I really hoped the food would be all it was priced to be, but $42 for a fillet mignon A LA CARTE? Oh, and lets not forget the $13 truffle mashed potatoes that tasted like they came fresh out of a box. Is it sad to say that I've had better mashed potatoes at a cheap dive bar? Come on! \n\nIts pretty obvious that the restaurant cares more for the presentation of the food rather than the quality. I have had way better food and service for a fraction of what we paid at this restaurant, unfortunately.


How on earth is this show still on?  I went two years ago with friends, it was terrible.  Why oh why do people pay for this?\n\nYou will get far better value for your money by placing it all on black.


Called around and no one could beat this places offer. Quick service and phone looks like brand new. Will go again if I have too (hope I don't have to). They have my business going forward with my products. Thanks and keep it up.


Well the chips and salsa were good while it lasted now been waiting 15 minutes for refills on our sodas and chips. I had to get up and find our server just to get those and he seemed upset that I even asked. Waiting on our food order to come which was taken about 20 more minutes. Oh did I mention we waited for a table for 25 minutes when they said 10 then we get shoved in the corner with a loud family blehh


Came here because dog became sick while driving from LA. Gave great, friendly service. Walked in but did not wait long to be seen. Got examined, medicated, and bloodwork all done within an hour. Reasonably priced too.


Been to Vegas countless times, but never really seen any shows. However, I saw this one with the family awhile back and it was amazing! I've never seen anything like it. Just the detail, stunts, drama, choreography, costume, and acting put into this water show is something that will blow you away. I always pay attention to detail and this show was definitely an eye catching experience I'll never forget. \n\nIt's like being in a dream.. Love it!


Great food, great service, nice ambience, and reasonable prices (for the Strip). So far, this is the best Chinese restaurant I've found on the strip in a resort.


Unlimited pickles have arrived at jason's. The solo, lonely pickle on the plate has been abolished and now all sandwich ordering patrons can load up on pickles at the salad bar. They are decent pickles with a good crunch. Just imagine if every sandwich you ate in your lifetime came with unlimited pickles, how many per sandwich would you eat? I downed 7 of them with my $6.99 Papa Joe. The sandwich was turkey with roma tomato and pesto aioli and was good, despite being small as it was shoved onto a square of Herb Foccica bread about toilet paper size. There are places with better turkey around, so unless you love pickles, this chain will only be necessary when in a bind. Salad bar is good too on a previous visit, but just throw some chicken or protein on the thing and stop nicle and diming us for everything up there (pickles was just a start).


Excellent food and causual atmosphere.  We visited as a group of three from Portland, OR.  We enjoyed the Quesadilla, Poblano Chili's, Tomato Salad, Pulled Pork, Tamales, and Margaritas.  The service was excellent and the food was delectable.   \nA friend in Portland referred me and I'm glad she did.


Horrible taco place.  Do not eat here.  We ordered pastor and asada tacos, asada fries and some chicken taquitos.\n\nThe pastor was flavorless, just tasted like pork.  The asada was also flavorless and had a lot of gristle in it, it was actually hard to eat.  Which made the asada fries suck.  The fries had cheese sauce instead of shredded cheese.  I like a combination of both.  Chicken taquitos were the best part of the meal and that's not saying much.  How can u screw up a taquito, it's just stuffed and fried. \n\nWill never be back and I will steer people away.


Today my wife and I were running errands and getting hungry.  As we drove down Bell Road we found Marley's and thought that we would give it a try.  I thought that it was associated with Dan Marley, not so.  It is a local family owned place.  As we walked in it was obvious that we were the only customers in the place which made it a little scary for us but the staff said that we were between the lunch and the happy hour people, it was just after 2:00 in the afternoon on a Wednesday..  Our waiter, Dillon showed us to a booth and supplied us with menus and silverware.  He brought us our drinks and was very patient as we perused the menu.  Finally we both decided to have the Guacamole Burger, mine medium and hers well done. The thing about bacon on a burger is that it must be done right, crispy without being burned and the bacon was perfect.  Great burger made with fresh ground meat, never frozen according to Dillon. The restaurant was clean from the floor to the booth.  Staff was professional and friendly and the food was great. We would not hesitate going back there and recommending this to our friends and family.


Not sure if this is just normal for a place that just opened but pretty much everything was bad for us. Too bright lighting, dirty seats, hard to read menus, bad salsa, weird chips, terrible margaritas, slow to no service (had to ask for someone to come to the table) $18 for fajitas that contained 6 small shrimp? 3 tiny tortillas with that? Yikes, won't be back...


THE most legit glass shop in town. They've worked on two of my cars on a few separate occasions & have done nothing but an awesome job. While some glass shops leave you with wind noise, crooked glass, purple tint, or just a messy job in general, United Auto Glass very professionally installed original Lexus glass.


This is an old school barber.  No computers, no appt's, just walk ins, cuts and shaves.  I've had cuts from Steph, my boy Danny, and ole school Ray.  Haven't got one from George though.  I don't think the dude has time for me.  I do notice they like to get out of there as early as possible (5PM on weekdays), but I guess who doesn't.  It's just tough to get in at times even when you walk in at 3PM.  I think the place is a work in progress.  For example, Steph cut my hair right when she started and it wasn't great.  However, I got it cut again from her two weeks ago, and it was damn near perfect!  Good job!  Ray is great and consistant.  Danny is awesome too.  The shop is looking better and better.  Just hope they extend their hours a bit (maybe stay open late one night a week).  I'll be going back every three weeks though.  Keep it up George.


This has got to be the worst car wash in the area.\nFrom the minute you drive up to the minute you leave the experience is horrendous.\n\nWhen you drive up the entrance sleazy ex con looking employees come up to you and try to sell you every single extra they offer. Even when you come in asking for a standard wash they will try to convince you to wax your car or tell you that you need a leather treatment done.\n\nAfter that used car man type treatment occurs they take your car from you and drive it through a machine wash with tracks that scratch your rims, while heavy beaters ruin your paint. \nFollowing that torture they drive your car to a covered area where disgruntled employees wipe up a few drips before yelling ready. I don't think your car is supposed to look worse after a car wash?


This place is the real deal.  The pho here has really deep developed flavors.  Good sized portions & good prices.


I have been here twice. A couple months ago I was looking through my Entertainment Book for ideas of what to do on a Saturday. I saw the coupon for Artful Potter and asked my spouse if she wanted to check it out. She was up for it, so we headed over.\n\nI didn't quite know what to expect. When we got there a lady said to pick out a piece and then she'd explain how everything works. I picked out a hippopotamus bank and my wife got two little plates. We sat down and the lady explained how to paint them.\n\nWe both really had a good time. In fact my wife said she wanted to go back every month! We were really excited to see what our pieces looked like. We were both very pleased with how they turned out.\n\nWhen my aunt was here a couple of weeks ago, I suggested that we go. My mom and aunt both said they didn't want to go. I kept trying to convince them they would have fun. Finally they relented. They both ended up having a good time and were pleased with their items when we picked them up.\n\nI definitely recommend checking it out.


Not bad, service was on the slower side, but then again it was lunch time 12-1pm but very friendly and quick cashier


Been here several times now and it's still just ok. Folks I work with like to frequesnt this place, but I am just not as enthusiastic as they are. \nGrilled cheese is pretty good, but I'll be darned if I am \"going out to eat\" just to have grilled cheese!\n\nCall me crazy!


Lavo nightclub is the spot on Sundays. especially when there's VICE. Cant get any better. free cover for guys and girls on gl, girls have open bar until midnight. confetti, glow sticks, foam, great music, madness!\n\ntotal cost spent between my friends and I: $11 (tipping for drinks).


Meh.. its all i can say.  I went here because of the rave reviews, but i didn't see anything special about it, and I've had better.  I also waited over 45 minutes past my appointment time because they were understaffed that day.. i get that people call out and i have patience and forgiveness.. but may offer 10% off for the long wait? that would have me coming back for sure.  the one thing that i really liked about this place is that the nail tech opened a new tool package before getting to work on my nails, so i appreciate cleanliness!


Loud and chaotic. Very attentive manager. But seemed to be understaffed. Everything was done at a very fast pace. Not a very relaxing atmosphere. The gnoochi were fine and the pizzas were big enough for two people but not all that tasteful. If you were looking for a sit down Italian meal and didnt want to get dressed up and get reservations, this place will do fine.


$20! for terrible food! Ugh!\n I was very disappointed with my experience at America. During long layover I'm Vegas I decided to go on the strip for a few hours. I needed to start with breakfast. I passed up 48TH and Crepes because the line was really long and there was no where to sit. My weariness led me to make the bad choice of choosing America.  I knew going on the food was overpriced for what they were serving but i was really tired after flight.\nI ordered the Chicken and Waffles and after waiting 20 min for my order, even though the place was slow, I saw my food and knew right away I was going to regret choosing this place. It came with 3 pieces of chicken which could have came fron a chick they were so tiny. I could tell the chicken was bought prepared and heated up. It had that familiar orangey color diner chicken has where the establishment is too lazy to flour chicken themselves. Lots of places actually serve this chicken and it's not bad tasting but it can easily be dry. Of course those tiny pieces were far from moist. The Waffles were crunchy on the outside and fluffy in the middle, nothing spectacular about the flavor. But my guess is that any place who doesn't take pride in preparing their own chicken, probably bought the waffle mix prepared as well.\nFunny that the restaurant is called America, pretty ironic. Lazy, no pride in your product, over charging customers, the buck you make is more important then the goods they are pedaling.  Is that what they are saying America is? \n The service was great, that's the only reason I gave them a star. Seriously how hard is it to make your own fried chicken?


I am not rating the casino.\n\nI am rating the buffet. Why my friends and I stopped by here? NO IDEA. WORST VEGAS DECISION EVER.\n\nLuckily we had the \"buffet of buffets\" and could eat here free. Otherwise they wanted 29.95 for it. I have no idea WHO would pay 29.95 for it. \n\nJust think of your high school cafeteria. That is what this place is like.


I LOVE this restaurant!  GREAT hummus selections.  Fun staff.  Very reasonable prices.  You'll definitely get enough to eat!  There's cool are inside and lots of great seating outside.  I love that everything is SO healthy and that it's like a little hippy haven in the middle of posh Scottsdale.  Location is great!  It's a great place for lunch or dinner, especially if you want to eat before hitting up Harkins!\n\nEAT HERE!


Have to admit I avoided this place for awhile because I found the name very unappealing for a restaurant. \nI know, I know. \nBut it's true.\n\nFast forward. Wandered in for lunch with a friend WITH a baby in a stroller. Welcome to TOTAL CHAOS. Our mistake.\n\nHowever, the manager immediately saw our deer in the headlights look, and cleared a table for us and stashed the stroller out of the way.\n\nThat was the first win for customer service. \nFollowing that, all the staff were extremely friendly and seemed genuine about it too.\n\nThree words about the food. \nChicken salad sandwich. \n\nI sincerely love it.\n\nIt's mayo-based, made fresh every day and served on a nicely soft-yet-slightly crunchy baguetteish bread. \nThey also dress the sammy with rustic mustard which I personally love.\n\nThe Greek salad is also tasty. Well dressed and plenty to share or have as an entire meal. \n\nSIDEBAR: I loathe salads served on plates ( seriously, who wants to push their salad around and potentially off the plate in hopes of stabbing/getting the correct  combo of ingredients  on your fork?)\n\nBut Newk's serves their salads in asymmetrical bowls for easy enjoying.\n\nWhile I definitely avoid this place during lunch hours - even the to go wait seems long - I certainly enjoy my off-peak hour chicken salad indulgences here more often than I care to share.


We went last night at 7pm. My first steak was over cooked after waiting for the second steak it had loads of gristle!  This is the third visit and likely will be our last. \nTo be fair, my husband's Kobe beef burger was awesome but it is supposed to only be ordered at the bar. \n\nThe manager also took the price of my NY strip off the bill after I explained I had two bad steaks (the first I only took 2 bites and the second my husband had 2 bites because he thought it was not possible to have two bad steaks and I had 2 bites.... could barely cut it and I had to swallow gristle because it is wrong to spit it out).


We went for Happy Hour last week so I can only comment on the drinks. I rarely drink liquor but the Spa caught my eye so I gave it a shot. Order it! So delicious!\n\nNeed to come back for breakfast - the menu looks awesome.


This is my coffee joint!  When I wake up in the mornings I either have a thrift mentality where I drink my god-awful office coffee, or a \"I don't care that I'm completely going broke\" mentality where I head to D'lish.  I would say that I fall into the latter category most days of the week.\n\nEveryone on the staff totally rocks.  I usually hate my entire life and everything in it at 7:00 when I roll through there, but I always drive away with excellent coffee in hand and as much of a smile as possible on my face.\n\nThe prices are totally reasonable, and although I'd be irritated about the fact that they have UoP propaganda all over their cups, I find myself wanting to support them and have whoever started this wonderful business to make millions and millions of dollars.\n\nLike some fellow reviewers I would definitely recommend the Chicken Pesto Sandwich.  I generally stick with regular coffee in the morning, but every espresso drink I've had has been phenomenal as well.\n\nThank you D'lish for making M-F tolerable!


I am very happy Madison finally has an antique oddities shop. I was pleasantly surprised by finding true medical antiquities and and just strange fun decor. The prices are quite reasonable and the store is displayed well. I will definitely be going back.


Maybe it was just because it was a Wednesday night and I was tired, but I went to see Jose James with a couple friends at Le Piano Rouge.\n\nDisclaimer: I am not a huge fan of jazz and didn't know who Jose James was before the night.\n\nThis was my first time here and it is a small quaint place.  I find the setup to be very interesting for live music, because half the place can't see the stage.  If you just want to go there and listen then I guess that's okay, but still.  They also charged me for three drinks when I only had two, but I didn't bring it up because I didn't have the energy, so that would really be my fault.\n\nAs for the night I went, we went to the early show, which started later than it was supposed to and cost 30 bucks at the door.  I guess I really don't like jazz, because I didn't enjoy myself listening through the hour and a half set.  There was a later show that night, but after stating you could stay they kicked everyone out who was at the early show for people from the later show.  I wasn't planning on staying anyways, but it still was weird they did that for people who enjoyed the show.\n\nI will have to try the place on a normal night to fully appreciate it I guess, but this review was based on my experience that one night.


I've been here a few times and as much as the service is always awesome. I can't forgive them for what happened. \n\nIt was a beautiful day so the boyfriend and I decided to take the motorcycles out. We decided to stop by Home Plate. The previous times I've had the breakfast and you can never go wrong with breakfast any time of the day. But we felt like pasta and decided on the spaghetti and meatballs for lunch. Boyfriend decided to start with the shrimp. It was overly seasoned so we sent it back. The spaghetti sauce was also overly seasoned with pepper. But at that point I was hungry and just finished what I could. Plus we had plans for the ride and we didn't want to waste the day. \n\nLater that afternoon while riding near Boulder Highway I all of a sudden needed to use the restroom. I thought it was just me so I didn't think anything of it. But when boyfriend started to have stomach pains also we put two and two together and found the culprit. \n\nOur nice afternoon out on the bikes was cut short as we both raced back home. We will never be back.


These guys are incompetent, unprofessional, and RUDE!!! \n\nMy wife took our 95 Toyota 4Runner to be smogged and the Tech failed the truck (after it passed the sniffer test) saying that it was supposed to have 2 catalytic converters.\n\nThe truck only has a single catalytic converter from the factory, and we verified this to him by calling the dealer in his presence. We even told him to call himself and verify with the dealer. It has never had a problem passing emissions with the single catalytic converter. I have the carfax to prove it!\n\nWe immediately took it to another smog shop who said that the previous tech was incompetent and the vehicle is within spec. Unfortunately the only ones who can give us an \"exemption\" are the techs at the DMV, since the vehicle has already been \"black flagged\".\n\nSo now I have to go appeal to the smog people at the DMV, and my vehicle has an emissions black flag on it's record.\n\nThe regional manager was at the shop when this all went down, and was just as rude. Thanks to their incompetence hours of our time has been, and will continue to be wasted.


I'm only giving two stars because they do not have one single thing on the menu that is gluten free. With a gluten free diet being so popular now days, I would think they would have at least a few items to offer. Otherwise it seems clean and comfortable. We ordered two ice teas. They seemed watered down and sort of bitter. I think the water that makes the ice must be pretty gross.


Best poker room in town, and I have tried several of them.  The entire area is non-smoking which helps.  The room has a good mix of games, and tons of tables.  My only complaint is that I live on the west side, so it's a long drive to get to this location.


I love this place! I've been eating pizza from Spinato's for about five years now! And I've been to them all (this one, scottsdale, tempe, glendale -- except I don't frequent Ahwatukee, so I haven't been there yet) - they're all great!\n\nThe sauce is what sets it apart from other places. Also, I usually don't like pizza that is cut into square/rectangular shapes (weird, i know) but with their pizza, that's not a factor.\n\nYou can't go wrong with whatever you order. Perfect for dining in or take out!


*No one wears gloves here* I came here the evening of Friday Nov. 21, to get some pizza, fast. I asked the girl at the register How much a large cheese pizza is.  She said \"That'll be $12.92\". I asked how much 2 medium cheese pizzas are,  she said \"$12.95\". I ordered the two pizzas, paid, and said I'd be back. The girl at the register told me it would be 15-20 minutes.\n  I returned to a line of two people, less than 15 minutes later. I waited in the line for over 10 minutes, staring at my pizzas that were waiting on the shelf for me. As I was waiting, I watched an employee, a girl in a green apron, placing parchment in the box, where she was about to place the pizza, she pressed, with here bare hand, down on the middle of the paper, then placed a pizza someone was going to eat right on top. I looked at the other employees in the kitchen,  one was on the back of the oven, not gloved and another working in the kitchen, also not gloved. Of the four employees working there, zero wore gloves.\nWhen I got to the front of the line the girl asked what she could do for me. The restaurant wasn't that busy,  I feel like she should've remembered me. It was very irritating to wait in line for paid for pizzas.\nThe pizza was average. None of us have the stomach flu yet.


Family-Friendly. Affordable prices. Lots of patrons. But food was pretty average.


I'm a native salvadorean by birth, and these pupusas reminded me of the ones I used to have while growing up in my native land. Rich in flavor, and perfectly prepared. I loved them so much the first time I tried them that I returned to the restaurant 3 times! I've been having one for breakfast daily and ignored looking at my scale daily! Well worth it and delicious. You need to try this place...I never give a 5 to restaurants and because of the service they should be getting a 4 (the waitresses were moody and slightly rude, plus stingy with the condiments that go with the pupusas!!) - BUT because I loved the pupusas so much, I ignored the service. :)


Paul is awesome!  He quickly diagnosed and fixed our system and also explained how everything works and how to do our own troubleshooting.  He not only changed out the damaged filter but also trimmed and re-set all the plastic tubing, drained and reset the tank and checked out all the manifold connections.  Totally professional and courteous. Very reasonable price!!! AAA+++ rating!!!


Yum!  Best fried catfish I have ever had.  The staff is super friendly the food is great.  The desert menu changes daily but if you have the chance to try the bread pudding, go for it!  The shrimp etouffe is a great buttery, garlic wonderland in your mouth.


Well hello sailor.\n\nWhen I had a 1940s event to attend (maybe a Yelp Elite Event that I was hosting...)  I realised I had nothing to wear to the ball! I had visited Lady Jojo's a few times, and never been able to justify buying a beautiful frock, with no occasion that called for a stunning piece of tailoring.\n\nAnd so when the question arose of where I could get the perfect dress for my final hurrah and my last Elite Event as the CM, I knew where to go. The dresses aren't ever  at bargain prices, and for good reason. I'd wager the average price is around \u00a370. I spied a beautiful one on the sale rack, luckily in my size... et voila. It fit like a glove. Or a glass slipper. Or the most beautiful dress I've ever worn.\n\nAs I was there, I tried on 5 different dresses out of curiosity. Holy mama. Why don't we dress like this any more? I know women used to have to wear dresses only, and it was a big revelation when we could wear trousers without being considered weird. And I do like trousers, they are practical. But every single one of these dresses fit like a dream, and flattered me in all the right places. More so than any 'vintage inspired' dress from high street shop.\n\nThe tailoring is of the highest standard. You know that whoever designed, sewed and fitted this dress was doing it with the sole purpose of making which ever femme fatale wear that dress, that they would look fabulous and nothing less.\n\nIt does sound like I'm blowing my own trumpet. But given the amount of compliments I got on the dress and my outfit on the night, I can assure you that it was certainly the beautifully made and fitting dress that stole the show. No high street brand dress would ever make me look or feel that fabulous.\n\nThe dress could be worn again, admittedly not just for a laid back Friday date night dinner. But it's low key enough that it will do for birthday parties, new years eve parties... if only I could get away with wearing it to the cinema, brunch, my grocery shopping...\n\nI love the dress, I love the shop, I wish I had more reasons and moolah to shop here. A very special \"treat\" shop, for that once a year special occasion. But if you are feeling like you're having a bad hair day, go to Lady Jojo's and try on one or five of these dresses. You will look fabulous, and will brighten your day no end.


You now the first time I went to the Griddle, I was semi-pleased. It was the second and third time that got me fed up! For service: I have to say its a 50/50. They're service is very unproductive, they almost have no professionalism and knowledge to what the waitstaff need to say or do. The very first waitress that we had was very pleasant, but the second and third time sucked ass. We had to ask for this and that too many times. The food is also inconsistent, the third time I went I ordered \"Griddle combo or something like that\". I asked for fruit instead of the house hash for $1. So when it came, it was incorrect and the portion size were so small. Here's an example, house hash, mushrooms,spinach, onions, and chicken. Portions came out in that order and there was literally 4 pieces of chicken that were the size of croutons . Pathetic! For $10.   VERY OVERRATED. Just order pancakes and that's it, otherwise you will be disappointed.


A Vegas must!  TV's everywhere, stadium seating and great food!  We LOVE our \"Texas connection\" bartender Daina. She is such a sweetheart and will make sure you have a great experience.  Without question the best sports book on the strip.


Went here again (7/5) to get my birthday bowl. GG corporate is pretty awesome and they extended my bday bowl a ways to let me get my bday bowl when we were in the area. Props to them for that. There seems to be a wait almost everytime we go there, but this time my veggies were cooked perfectly and my sauce was almost perfect (I put too much salt..dang) but overall it was a great $16 for 2! Love you GG!!


Big fan of the Red Curry with Tofu.  Most places only have a few diced up veggies, but they give large chunks, I feel like I get a nice bang for my buck!  Lunch special comes with soup or salad, a wonton and an egg roll..say what, yup...its true!  And the egg roll is a veggie roll!  Woo hooo!!!  Customer service is very kind.  They always provide the name of the person that ordered the dish on the to go box so when the 5 bags of food that I ordered for my coworkers is picked up, I can divide it up with no problem!


With 500+ Reviews, Most of all it has been said but I will offer this:\nFox Concepts Restaurants consistently pulls off a memorable, pleasant experience that is tasty, full of quality and will, occasionally, have a memorable service experience.  \nAll restaurants have their ups & downs, but Olive & Ivy is consistently good, innovative and the atmosphere is quite nice; inside or outside.\nDrinks are tasty, Scallopini and Cannelloni are both just Yum!  Never had a bad experience here.\n\nOverall Rating: 4.5 Stars\nService: 4.1 Stars\nFood: 4.6 Stars \nQuality: 4.5 Stars\nCleanliness: 4.2 Stars\nValue: 3.9 Stars


Find it greasy, but my boys love it.


This place is fantastic.  The staff is extremely friendly, the food tastes authentic, and the prices are extremely good for what you get.  4.50 for a burrito with chips/salsa included...can't get much better than that.  I'd recommend trying the quesadilla's there. They make their own tortillas and it really is a one of a kind meal.


I love how friendly everyone is and they have the best beds that give the best color in town


First off I'm Puerto Rican! I was not impressed with the food here at all. The flavor was lacking and so was the gravy. Who wants to eat dry rice and chicken! Sorry, just keepin it real. If your looking for friendly service then by all means eat here. The owner is sweet. I didn't finish my food. So after attempting to eating here I went home and cooked real PR food..yum. Gosh I miss the East Coast! Umm I won't be back.


Friendly bartender from Minnesota helped me pass a few hours on this night. I was also starving, so I ordrered up a surpringly good Chicken Cheese Steak. Frersh grilled with onions, peppers and washhed down nicely with inexpensive beers. It's not gourmet and for some reason the locals bars on Blue Diamond seemed to charge $2-3 bucks more (it was $10 for the normal sized sandwich), but if you live around here or staying at the Silverton (like I was) and need a non-tourist atmosphere, I would eat here again.


I was staying at the Rio and decided to try this for dinner one night and also for lunch one day.  Both times it seemed like no one was actually working at the front door, and there were long lines, even though there were open tables inside.\n\nThe first night for dinner I ordered their \"famous\" buffalo wings - and was informed they were out.  WOW.  really?  So instead I order chicken fingers and asked for a side of their hottest sauce.  Food finally came out (took awhile) and yet no sauce.  So I ask again, and they bring me just regular buffalo sauce.\n\nThe next day when I went for lunch I ordered a wrap and asked again for a side of their hottest sauce, \"Nuclear\".  My meal came and still no sauce.  I asked the guy who brought out my meal for the side again and he never returned.  Guess they never wanted me to try it.\n\nThe place really didn't seem to have their crap together.  No one really seemed to know what they were doing and the service was slow and the food wasn't worth their prices.  \n\nand they had no Guinness the night I was there... an Irish bar without Guinness?  Do I need to say more?


Wow. What a dive. But that's ok, Pizza Cat likes dives. \n\nIt's not really a shop, it's more like a corner, as in the corner of a bar with a kitchen and a door. \n\nThe door is plastered with accolades from various press, so it can't be all bad, riiiight? All these people can't be wrong, riiiiight? For example The Royal Sub won LV Weekly Best Sandwich, so Pizza Cat tried half a sub for $7. It has italian sausage, cappicola and mozzarella. And that's exactly what you get, those ingredients, smashed into a tasty roll. LOL. Not bad, the cappicola was high quality and the italian sausage tasted a lot like Johnsonville and Pizza Cat likes Johnsonville sausage. Presentation was sloppy but how can you go wrong with a heaping of those ingredients on a fresh roll? For $7, it was a tasty sammie. \n\nNow Pizza Cat prefers to smoke but on occassion she will take a sip. Being inside the super-divey Moondoggies has its advantages, such as a full bar. She meandered to where a handful of locals were guffhawing over some guy puking on the TV (true story). She told the cute bartender, something light and fruity (cuz Pizza Cat can't afford any more DUIs) and under $10. The bartender proceeded to take out an 18 oz red cup (like at a BYOB party, yes, that red cup) and guzzle an interesting mixture of rum, something sweet and more rum. He presented it with a smile and said, \"$5.\" \n\n$5!!!! Yeeesh. This is the Vegas, baby. \n\nSo Pizza Cat waited for her food and proceeded to get toasted. She realized halfway through her sippy cup that the bartender had hooked her up and she was going nowhere soon. Good thing the food took so damn long to make. \n\nAfter 30 mins or so Pizza Cat was rewarded with a big azz pizza, which they called a wee, but it's not wee at all, and it was heaped with meatballs, fresh spinach and globs of ricotta. For $13 it was a hell of a deal. \n\nNow, if this was K.D., and a drunk K.D. at that, the pizza would've been fine, but Pizza Cat is a cat and Pizza Cat says the dough is nasty and the pizza is sloppy. But who cares what Pizza Cat thinks??? She is drunk, in a dive bar with other drunks, laughing at Adult Swim. Life does not get better than this. \n\nViva Las Vegas. Viva Naked City Pizza.


So apparently 9 out of the 9 employees working today were new? They all were standing around with a confused look on their face. California Turkey was nothing special.


I would have giving another star if the burgers were cooked correctly. I think if mostly all you do is burgers they should be cooked the way you asked for and we were the only table they were cooking for at the time. We ordered two burgers and asked for one medium rare and the other medium. The medium rare one came out rare. The medium one came out medium well. So both of us were slightly disappointed but being one off we could manage and didn't want to waste time having one thrown back on. \n\nThe burger I had seemed to be seasoned nice with a slight charr. About half the people are like me and will only eat half the roll because that's too much bread to eat. I thought the house made garlic knot was good and not too garlicky with the burger. (but I only ate the smaller half not the whole roll) But my companion eat the whole thing and said all together it was too much garlic so it can go either way.\n\nThe truffle string fries are OK but don't didn't taste truffles on our visit. Maybe they left it off or maybe they use real truffle oil that's very delicate? Usually if you taste a lot of truffle flavor it's artificial truffle aroma. So that may be a good thing that we didn't taste the truffle.\n\nWe both had margaritas and I'd pass on them them next time as they were large and too much mixer in proportion to booze.\n\nTwo burgers that came with the fries and two margaritas about $40.00 before tip.


I'm a huge huge fan of dim sum, but was really disappointed with it here. Food was cold, desserts were grainy, and there wasn't that big of a selection on anything. I think the same two carts kept coming around over and over again. Dim sum places I've been to have at least 5 carts of food and they would all be different and filled to the top. This place was beyond dissapointing, esp for the last meal before I flew out of Vegas. And this was coming on a weekend too!! I thought they would have more choices esp for how big the restaurant is.


This is my coffee place. Should be open later.


I feel bad for giving it a single star, but honestly it doesn't deserve any better. This is the absolute worst restraunt/buffet i have ever been to. Absolutely disappointed.\nIt smells like fart everywhere, and I swear I'm not the only one who smells it. The scent is strongest around the food, and to be honest I dont want to be smelling fart when I 'm going to eat. Also, the food quality is very low-quality. The clams are not fresh, bananas are still green, and the broccoli is bitter. NOT AUTHENTIC AT ALL. Having been to China and eating real Chinese food all my life,I can vouch that this isn't authentic. The food has no heart, it seems as if the chef doesn't care about who they are feeding. The food here makes my stomach hurt and I definitely will not be returning.


This restaurant is a jewel in the city of Las Vegas. I urge all to experience a meal here. I am surprised at the wide range of flavors that come out of one kitchen. I have been here at least 10 times and haven't been disappointed once! Some may comment on the prices at first but once you see the portion sizes such as their veal parmesan portion it is actually a deal! They offer other incentives like coupons on restaurant.com (make sure you read the fine print), and Mondays are half off all bottles of wine. Dine in then tell your friends.


The place may serve its purpose for some - it's upscale and refined and offers an interesting journey for a discerning oenophile, but that journey will cost you a pretty penny.  \n\nThe food was underwhelming and the restaurant cold, so despite the good but expensive wine it was rather a let down.  I did not love the buffalo, it was too gamey and my husband's fish dish was miniscule, it looked like an appetizer and did not come with any sides, he left hungry.  \n\nAll in all we were unsatisfied with the dinner and proceeded to find another venue to to dine immediately afterwards.


Holy hell, don't eat at this BK.  It's dirty, crackheads swarm it, there are roaches.  Multiple people I know have gotten very sick from eating at this BK.  If you're craving Burger King, go else where.


ok first of all... lets just start out by saying I am from LA... and lucky for me we have Chinatown and the entire San Gabriel Valley a.k.a. China! Now maybe Vegas just doesn't have too many authentic chinese restaurants but damn this was the worst dim sum I have ever had in my life! My friend took me there 2 weeks ago and well the name kinda threw me off to begin with but once I tried the shu mai... damn it was over! I didnt want to try anything else. The simplest dim sum and yet they couldnt even get it right. The beefballs were too overcooked too!  Even the tiny little pork buns were to run from. How does this place stay in business? But then again maybe they are catering to a different crowd. What really struck me as weird was the fact the place was full of asians! I mean, is this suppose to be as good as it gets in Vegas for dim sum? If so, I'd rather stop by a trader joes and pick up a pack of frozen shu mais. You will have much better luck going to the frozen food aisle at a supermarket for good dim sum. Oh one more thing.. horrible service. The employees are literally fresh off the boat! I guess thats the only thing authentic about this place, their workers! hahahaha Trust me when I say I will never come back here or recommend this to another soul.. unless i hated them and wanted to waste their money! =D


Two words- cheap, good. Lunch specials are very affordable and the portions aren't too bad. So many noodle, rice and a la carte dishes to choose from. To be honest the quality is better than Sam Woo's. Come here for lunch or dinner, you will not be disappointed!


It's a Sunday afternoon around 2 pm, so the fam decides to grab a burger and relax on the patio. Well, we relaxed alright...for 45 minutes waiting for our food to come (which never did). Apparently the computers went down and our order was lost. The waiter apologized, but we waited and waited while tables that came AFTER us were served. Our kids were hungry (and so were we), so we left with empty stomachs and a bad taste in our mouth.\n\nMy advice...don't bother.


This place was dead on a Saturday night at 11 PM. How does that even happen? I only visited the top and bottom floors. The bar itself was rather drab and had no personality. I could care a less that it was more of a \"dive\" bar, I love dive bars. But this wasn't a dive, it was just boring. The bartender at the top level was cool at first, until he got other customers. Then he started straight-up ignoring us. We asked for our bill 5 times and he continued to serve everyone else ahead of us. Get your flirt on, bro, I'm not mad about that. Just try to serve people in order and we'll be happy campers.\n\nBottom floor had a sweetie bartender named Pam. Liked her. The DJ also threw on some Groove Armada and made me extremely happy. I was drunk and satisfied, but the ambience of the bar was severely lacking, making me not really want to visit again.


Had dinner last night here. The food left a lot to be desired. Reputation aside the salmon cakes had no seasoning and the ribeye was tough. Really disappointing. I've been here before when I come to Charlotte and had better food. Hopefully, this was a one-off.


Always interesting things to see at Musee des Beaux Arts de Montreal. 2 huge pavilions spanning Sherbrooke St. with a variety of art (and art forms) for all tastes. \n\nThe problem is that IT IS NO LONGER FREE to access the permanent collection, unless you're under 30 years old. Bizarre. Those of us who are born too long ago have to pay to get in now. Be sure to check the site before going.. Recent change.


I couldn't be more frustrated with this facility.  We went here to avoid that big gym feel and this place is equal too or worse.  First don't get sucked in by the pool because the kids pool or slide is not open often enough or during times you could use.  The lap look is always booked or full so if you want to take the kids swimming this isn't the place.  They have a cool rock wall but no one is there to let you use it.  The kids area is not appropriately staffed and the check in process is very insecure. Say you decide you don't want to use the gym anymore?  Good luck canceling.  You jump through loops designed to stop you from canceling and still they misplace your file and harass you for the bill you canceled. At $92 a month you can get alot better.  Avoid at all cost because I'm still dealing with their billing mistakes.


Average sushi at best.  We ordered yellowtail appetizer, Kai roll, Salmon killer, and Kiss of Fire rolls.  Good but not remarkable.\n\nService was basic.  Recommendations were not anything more than pointing to a menu.\n\nEven the recommended Chocolate truffle dessert was average.


Do not go here, they charge too much for what you get and rip you off with the ion foot detox, which is a total hoax, these guys should be put out of business.


After seeing a dead guy in front of Tao, we were a lil fucked up and got all bad vibes, freaked out, and headed back to our room at Palazzo. Came across Lavo; were able to bypass the line and went inside... \n\nIts nice, for a small club, its big on decor. The mosaic mirrored pieces everywhere and the catwalk with the faucets is pretty cool. \n\nSuper crowded. Not enough beautiful people, that's for sure. \n\nAnd I know I am probably in the minority for this: But I HATE what everyone is mixing these days, progressive house? Untz Untz, BOOM! \nI hate it I think it really sucks. No one can dance well to it, the go go chicks look a lil strange trying to rock to it. \n\nReally pissed me off in fact. \n\nTo almost every other review that complains about drink prices in a club in Vegas- you probably shouldn't be at a club in Vegas. Moronic complaint. \n\nNot impressed, maybe would go back if it happened to be easy and convenient.


My wife and I have been looking for a good sushi restaurant.  Sushiya ratings seemed OK but maybe a problem with service.  We went for lunch and the service was good.  My wife ordered Sashimi with a spicy tuna roll.  I ordered the spicy tuna roll and spicy salmon roll.  \nThe Sashimi came to her as Nigiri, not Sashimi.  She didn't want all that rice.   The spicy tuna and salmon rolls were nothing but a California Roll with some spicy tuna and salmon slapped on the top.  What we both noticed was the rice was not cooked all the way and was chewy.  \nI doubt we would go back based on the chewy rice alone.  The rolls were nothing special!


I've been to Carne Vino several times now. I don't know why, well, yes, I do, it's for the bread sticks. They're to die for. If you want to have a drink and don't mind paying more than almost anywhere else on Earth, then by all means stop in and enjoy. I rationalize that it's just the price of having those crack-like bread sticks.\n\nThat's really where my love for this place ends though. Just a word about price. Here's an example of how insane the prices are. I went in for lunch last week (and bread sticks) and the house special was $40 for  two drinks and a tuna sandwich. If you just wanted the tuna sandwich it was $19, and I believe the burger was $20. I'll admit that I've had $120 burgers in Europe, so it's not the most expensive, but for what you get (I sat for 30 minutes in an empty bar and the bartender never returned to take my order) it's just not worth it.\n\nFirst time in, we all had steaks. The quality of the meat was definitely far behind other steakhouses like the Palm over at Caesar's, SW Steakhouse, Delmonico's, Del Frisco's and the others we've tried here. Overly fatty and tough. It's always possible that you just go on a bad night, so I never write a place off because of one so-so experience.\n\nSo, we went again and my wife and I had the carpaccio (it was okay, just nothing to write home about) and I don't even remember the entrees. I just remember that both of us kept marveling throughout the meal at the prices vs. the quality, particularly in light of what you get for lower prices at the other restaurants in Vegas, even in the same hotel (Palazzo has equal and better food at Woo (now closed), Cut (amazingly good) and Table 10 to name just a few.\n\nSave yourself some money and visit one of those other places where you'll get better food for less money, or for about the same money (at Cut) just better food and service.


My girlfriends and I have been here a few times before. We like to get massages and just hang out in their spa and relax. Our visit this time definitely wasnt as good as our previous visits. I kinda had the feeling that maybe our service was different because we were using our groupon deals this time. \nBetween the three of us, we got three massages, one body scrub, and two pedicures. We were told it would be okay if we were ready just a few minutes before our appt time. I do have to admit that we should have been ready early. We got sidetracked and ended up being about two minutes late. After getting walked to my massage room upstairs and trying different cushions and towels out for my comfort level, my therapist began my massage about 10 mins after my appt time. The massage felt like it ended rather quickly. As soon as i was done, i looked at the clock and noticed that my therapist stopped at exactly 50 mins after my appt time. Really? My 50 min massage turned into a 40 min massage because we were trying to find the right cushions to use? Okay, i tried to let it go because technically I should have showed up earlier. Next was my body scrub. Ive had body scrubs a couple other times at other places. This one felt so rushed and the salts were scrubbed on my skin rather quickly and roughly. \nMy friend's experience was similar to mine. She waited in the lounge area to be called for her service. Her person didnt come to get her for the longest time. Then while she was getting her pedicure, her massage therapist came looking for her because she wasnt done w her pedicure yet and tells her that she is cutting into her massage time by 20 mins. Seriously? Its her fault that she was waiting in the lounge forever without being called? They ended up talking to a manager and making it right. She did say she enjoyed her pedicure tho!\nMy third friend wanted a deep tissue massage and when I booked the appt, I was told it would cost an extra $15 with our groupon. When we were checking out, we were told it was $30 extra. After I insisted that i was told a different price, she made a phone call and then said it was fine. \nWe are all locals and had said before that this could be our spa spot. However, after our experience today, we all decided its time to find another spot.


been here 2 times now and both times they were equally amazing. this last time i made a reservation for 4 ppl and it was funny because when you make a reservation they tell you that your party has 2.5 hours to dine and they hold your reservation for 15 mins past the reso time otherwise they give up the table. anyhow arrived early and table was ready. server came over right away and greeted from entire restaurant staff including sushi chef when we sat down. server explained specials in detail and was quite knowledgeable about the sake list which was a nice surprise. in fact we were debating between 3 sakes so she brought out a shot glass of each one and the bottle so we could try all 3. amazing touch of service that takes up time for the server and costs them $ but being all about service they still do that. one of the best touches i have seen in quite a long time. highly impressed. server gave great recommendations about the food and they were all right on point. poached egg with uni wow amazing!!! scallop in butter great flavors slightly overcooked but still great dish. age dashi tofu was terrific and they gave bowls and small spoons for all of us. sashimi is some of the freshest in town in my eyes and ive been to most japanese restaurants in las vegas including high end ones on strip. foie gras = one of the best things ive had in town hands down top 15 dishes in town. but then again 3 of the other dishes are also foie from other restaurants.\n\nall food was spectacular, they bring dishes out in a nice time frame so your not overwhelmed with food and the hot food wont get cold sitting on the table. service was great, they filled up water glasses consistently which is one of the main things i look for in restaurants. friendly service and they checked up on the table throughout the meal. great job changing out plates when necessary and gave us all bowls and small spoons like i mentioned for certain courses such as the tofu course. overall it was amazing and no they didnt kick us out after 2.5 hours. definitely will go again soon. side note they always say see you later when leaving some restaurants drop the check and thats it but not this one. its the little things raku does and does right.


Worst McDonald's ever...tweekers \"spare changing\" freely, some lady threatened to beat another lady's ass, following her around yelling, dirty drink area, etc. The building looks good, as the only good point. I'll never return to this location if I can avoid it!


I had a bad experience with Matthew.  He is interested in baking in a lot of money per customer, as opposed to taking on customers to actually help them out.  My evidence is below:\n\nI called Matthew on Thursday, July 24th to ask if I could get a quote on a yard clean up.  He said yes and came out the next week.  Instead of calling me, he emails me a quote with only 2 options. 1) $375 for a major overhaul of my bushes (that I never asked for) or 2) $150 monthly to clean the yard.  (twice a month).  I only want a clean up once a month, and Matthew rejected the business. I might even have paid $150 for once a month.\n\nMake no mistake--Matthew is trying to make as much money per customer as possible--and it is in his interest to do so--not yours.  He doesnt care what you need--he wants those customers he desires.  I've seen that behavior a lot in Arizona, but being originally from the east coast I am used to hard working companies who genuinely want to help you out.\n\nStay away from Matthew.


Un service ex\u00e9crable. Vraiment.\nLa serveuse etait blase, arrogante, ennuyee de nous servir. Le comble est lorsqu'on lui a demande de prendre une photo pour nous elle a sechement repondu \"Apres.\" sans jamais revenir pour la photo (c'est quoi l'interet d'avoir une photo avec des assiettes vides et sales ?!). En revanche la manager etait beaucoup plus agreable \"J'aimerai beaucoup faire ca pour vous\"\nQuand a la nourriture, c'est pas top non plus. La plupart des plats comprennent la soupe du jour, une salade (caesar ou garden0 et du pain a l'ail a volonte.\nJ'ai pris les spaghettis primavera pour les tomates sechees et le basilic indiques dans le menu et je aucun de ces elements n'etaient dans mon plat. En revanche, j'ai eu droit a une bonne dose d'huile (du coup les pates etaient super grasses) et beaucoup de poivrons. Les legumes (courgettes, poivrons, haricots plats) etaient croquants voire pas crus ce qui n'est pas forcement deplaisant mais je veux mes tomates sechees et mon basilic !! Les pates n'etaient pas tres cuites non plus.\nLe pain a l'ail est mauvais, surtout quand on est familier avec la baguette francaise mais la salade etait tres bonne \nJe n'ai rien demande a la serveuse, car honnetement si je peux eviter tout contact je le fais.\n\nA eviter a tout prix a moins que vous fermez les yeux sur le service et profitez des entrees a volonte tout en emportant votre plat principal a la maison !


Just moved back to Phoenix and decided to check this place out. Peter cut my hair and did an excellent job. I also got a neck shave followed by a surprise neck and head massage. Total came out to $21 bucks, which I thought was a great deal. I'll be back to see Peter again.


I love thai food and while the waitress was super nice the food was just so so. I'm use to much more flavorful thai food. I also got really sick later that evening. I really want to blame the food, but one can never be 100% sure. I did end up throwing my leftovers away. \n\nI got the massuaman curry, the boyfriend got some soup/noodle dish, best friend got pad thai, and her friend ordered their version of drunken noodles. They were all adequate but not \"good\". If you're looking for really good thai, try Nicky's on the North Side or in Verona.


Highly recommend this place! Clean, friendly and pretty quick in getting you seated. Ask for Tommy, he always does a fantastic job.


I am a \"Yelper\" bad and good and this one is good.  We went to breakfast last Sunday with a group of 7 of us. This time we were lucky enough to get a gal named \"Mo\". She was funny and attentive. (Not like that Donald server guy that is the complete opposite..OMG ! :-(   ).  Anyway... she made sure the 7 of us had enough coffee, water, our food came out perfect and she was there if anyone needed anything. I called the manager over and told her how wonderful Mo was to us and that we'd be back. Thanks to Mo for making our breakfast a fun and delicious one :-) !


The bar tenders are always super nice and friendly. I've eaten at this location about ten times, and the food is yum. However, I feel as though it is overpriced for the quality of their food. I usually eat in the restaurant, but the one time I ordered curb side to-go, they messed my order up.


I've been to Postino Central about five times in the last two months.  The atmosphere is a cute little restaurant with large tables for groups and outdoor seating as well. I have gone with small groups of 3-4 and larger groups of 9+, and we are seated within a reasonable amount of time. The outdoor seating can get a bit warm in hotter months, though.  The parking is complimentary (complimentary + tip, actually), so make sure you have some cash on hand, or the Light Rail is just about a block away or less. \n\nThe wine selection is nice, although I haven't seen a Chianti on the menu. They also carry hard-to-find beers, such as my favorite, Duval and Raspberry Framboise.  The bruschetta is delicious, and there are interesting choices, such as white bean/tomato/basil and fig/apple/cheese, quite tasty!\n\nUpdate: Since I wrote this, about 4-5 trips later, again, wow, I'm so impressed with this place. In October, a friend came to visit and we had a party of 15 on a Saturday night. I made reservations, but they had the table ready to go by 6:55 pm and didn't mind that just three of us sat down while waiting for the others. The servers were quite attentive, and I've never had to wait. I recently brought my mom last week, and she described the food as \"delicious,\" and today took part in the 3-5pm $5 happy hour, delish!  Another perk - it's so chill. I noticed many people wearing jeans or shorts at Postino today, yet some people dress up.\n\nThe only thing that can be annoying - if you can't find parking or if the valets are done for the day, be careful about where you park in the street. I've had friends who got tickets.


three-and-a-half star food at five star prices. it's not a *terrible* place, but you can find better food at better prices elsewhere on the strip. keep looking.


Since i moved in here near the boca park area, this is the closest pet store that i could get my dog's food. As a dog lover myself, it breaks my heart that everytime i go there, those poor puppies looks sad and sickly, they are stepping on their own poop and seems skin and bones hiding on their fur. I tried not to look and just grab the food/stuff i wanted (which is kinda overpriced!), pay at the counter and leave as soon as possible. The staffs there, which consists mostly bunch of teenagers who have no idea what their doing rather than to asked a generic question \"what kind of dog do you have?\". They handle the pups poorly and one of them almost dropped the yorkie. Its just so sad that theyre very much engaged in gossiping and chitchatting (and theyre not even shy to tone it down even just a bit).


Maybe it was an off night?  This is the worst review I have given.  It is my Son's 26th birthday today so we met up with him at Brat Haus.  I had a really good feeling about this place due to it's current star rating on Yelp and the way it is designed.  It  has a really cool vibe.  The service and food were not acceptable.  The Scottsdale market demands good food and this place is not making the cut. My son ordered a Chorizo Dog and he sent it back (no flavor). My wife and I split a burger and they did not ask how I wanted it cooked. The burger arrived and it was well done and the only flavor I could taste in it was a strong taste of pepper?  It was horrible, I am sure they cook it to death because the quality of the beef won't allow them to cook it on the rare side.\n\nI did not drink but we had plenty of beer lovers at the table who were ready to have a beer or two but they had a hard time getting a server to stop by and take their order.  \n\nI tried some of the other's food and the only thing I found to be tasty was the pretzel fundido.  Not sure I will try Brat Haus again.


If you LOVE to eat you will LOVE the BITE of Las Vegas!! Everything from BBq,Mexican,Fine Dining,Chinese,Burgers and lots more.\n\n\nWe sample several booths as you can see from the pics.\n\n My favorite of course @hashhousegogolv and the pork tenderloin sandwich. But thats just me being an Iowa boy.\n\nNot only does this event have top notch music for CHEAP-Admission is ONLY $8 per person.\n\nThey always have 4-5 headlining bands like this year : @parachute @blueoctoberband @Uncle_Kracker @train plus another 1/2 dozen or so bands playing on both stages. Personally I really enojyed Imaginary Dragons!. @train did cancel because someone in the band was ill. 1st ever canceled show by the band. The show did go on....\n\nThere's was also a small midway with rides and games for the kids including a rock climbing wall and carnival food stands like kettle corn,corn dogs,funnel cake and more.\n\nThe main walk featured about 50 restaurant boothes serving food and drinks with GREAT PRICES-everything iwas UNDER $5!!! Did I mention admission was only $8!\n\nSeveral booths like @PortofSubsLV offer even CHEAPER deals like $2 sandwiches & drinks.\n\nCanyonRanch had kabobs 2/$3 and @hashhouseagogolv had sandwiches for ONLY $4.\n\nThe only knock on the event is parking but what can you really do with this many people wanting to park close enough not to have to be bussed in.\n\nI'd love to see the event go for 2 days!!! That would be cool!!!


Will never be going back to RA on Mill Ave.  Came here this last Saturday night with a couple friends and had the worst experience ever.  I ordered the lobster spring rolls as I was not that hungry.  After over an hour and a couple drinks I NEVER EVEN GOT MY FOOD.  No manager came to apologize for the service but they sent out the cook to say he was the only one working and is really backed up.  Why would they send the cook out to talk to us when he was so backed up?  Worst part is after NEVER getting the food I ordered when getting my check they CHARGED me for the food I never received!  After pointing this out to the waitress she took the food off my menu but still did charge me for the one drink I had.   Still dont know where any of the managers where during this.\n\nThis is also my first yelp review as I dont like to bash resteraunts but this experience deserved it.


I really wanted horchata, so when my boyfriend and I were driving around for lunch, I searched on Yelp for a Mexican restaurant and decided on this place. The man behind the counter was nice and just said to let him know when I was ready to order, since I was still waiting for my bf to come inside. I decided on the chicken enchiladas and horchata, and my bf got a burrito. The chips and salsa they brought out before were tasty, and my horchata was good was well (free refills if you get a large!). My enchiladas were okay, but my boyfriend devoured his burrito and said it was really good, so I guess I'll have to try that next time.


My favorite pizza place in Phoenix, bar none. Amazing, life changing pies. You must eat here. \n\nOther reasons why I like it:\n- cheap, good bottles of wine\n- dog friendly\n- light rail accessible\n- romantic vibe (but not too romantic, totally ok for just casual dining with friends)\n- friendly staff\n- free of Old Town Scottsdale douchery\n- desserts with nutella\n- fresh & often local ingredients\n- no ridiculous wait times like Bianco (usually 30 min or less during peak times)\n\nHighly recommended.


This place is great ( if you know your crepes) having a European background, crepes are normally made with fruit, and are a sweet delicious treat! If you are looking for a more modern crepe, such as a lunch item, I would recommend la crepe in the Paris hotel. Personally, I love the fruit filled crepes just like Grandma used to make! So if you want a different sweet I would def try Tasty crepes!


This place has really good halal kohbedays.  However they close pretty early and are not even open on Sunday's . There hours are M-S 11-9.


I came here once and was instantly confused by the menu...is this custard or italian ice??? I picked a coffee flavored \"custard slushee\" and it tasted bad. Like chemically flavored crushed ice. Maybe I'm one of those people who picked the wrong thing, but I would definitely go to Tasty Yo over this place anyday


Cannot believe how unhelpful and extremely rude the ladies were to me and other women here. They treat you like you're scum until you go to buy an expensive dress. Would never recommend this place to anyone looking for a nice dress shopping experience.


I hate to do this to you Fukuburger, but why is the food here not up to par to the truck. Although I must add a disclaimer because I had this location a few weeks after they were opened, so maybe they improved?. I had the Katsu one and at first it came out burnt and I really did not want to sent it back but it tasted terrible. I was also scared they would spit in my food because of that myth of sending back food to the kitchen. I showed the cashier and she was actually really nice about it and the kitchen staff didn't seem to mind. I got my katsu the second time and it was cooked fine but I thought it lacked flavor. To add to that, the prices here are kind of ridic, but I guess that is sort of understandable since it's on the strip? But with higher prices the food should at least be good and this is why they are getting 2 stars from me. I'll definitely have to try them again at the LINQ or just stick to eating at the truck.


First time here. Came here because I heard of the vegan options and its very near to my work.  I'm not a vegan, but its nice to go to places that have that option. They have vegetarian And Vegan options if that makes a difference for you.  They also have vegan pastries available.  From 5pm to 8pm they sell it for $1.\n\n People raved about the alien burrito so I had ordered that and couldn't resist having a frappe mint mocha.  As I wait for my food order the nice cashier came to my table to deliver my frappe .  \n\nI nearly drank all my mint mocha, it was delightful on this hot day.  Alien Burritto when I finally had it when I brought it to the office, it did not disappoint! Beans, quinoa, cheese, red bell peppers, lots of rolled lettuce. It was very flavorful without any meat!\n\nVery cozy atmosphere, it's the artsy coffee shop you usually would find in LA.\n\nSunset coffee you will see me again :)


It was pretty much what I expected except for the mermaids. Kind of a let down not to see them but still nice to see and very relaxing to sit next to with the pro shop waterfall in the background. Overall it was a nice change from the overcrowded strip for a change.


My co-workers and I will go here for lunch when we feel like being piggies. I have yet to go for dinner but I'm sure it's just as good!\n\nI typically get the 22 oz lunch cut prime rib, comes with choice of creamed spinach or creamed corn, mashed potatoes w/ gravy, and like a really small salad bar. IF you even have room for the salad bar you are a champion.  I think the meal is like $25 and it's super quick b/c everything is already made. You can be in and out of here in like 40 mins flat.\n\nThe service here is exceptional [like you can't even carry your own plates around the waiters will do that for you] to the hostess who is overly friendly and cheery.


We just moved to MTL and he had never had a smoked meat! We were a bit lost and hungry and stumbled upon this Dunns location. The roomies had just has a great Dunns experience back home. So I decided this would be a great place to intro TJ to the smoked meat sandwich. I was wrong. We split the traditional medium smoked meat platter (sandwich, fries, coleslaw, and a pickle). Positives - enough food for two, the fries were good and plentiful, pickle was tasty. Negatives - a bit on the pricey side (~$15 for what is supposed to feed one person),  smoked meat was meh (dry, salty, overly processed). Overall it was ok but I'll have a hard time convince him to try smoked meat again.


I felt that this place was overpriced for what they served. We ordered a egg, cheese and sausage bagel and shared a blue berry scone. The bagel was huge and pre-made (it was wrapped in foil, straight out of a heat thingy). That made me sad, because it tasted pre-made and had no taste. The scone had no blue berries in it and also tasted bland. Needless to say we never went back there for breakfast or any type of meal.


I come here a lot. Like that they have cheap matinees and offer a variety at snack bar. Like that they have the automated ticket machines.


I love this place!  It is my \"go to\" when my husband is out of town. The Chicken Souvlaki plate is my favorite!  I went to My Big Fat Greek Restaurant last night and the Souvlaki wasn't nearly as good as Mr. Gyros, and it cost almost twice as much! I live in Anthem but am originally from the Detroit area, where there was huge Greektown, so am very familiar with how the food should be. The Chicken Souvlaki plate comes with a very nice, fresh Greek salad with generous feta cheese, two big juicy scewers of chicken, a nice portion of rice and a fabulous pita bread...yum!  If you call ahead they will have your carryout order hot and ready! Support your local eatery, and you won't be disappointed! The service is always pleasant and the place is clean!


I called to make an appointment here and for my hair length they said it was $25 for shampoo and blow dry. For my brother $13. The salon is located in a pretty run down area. The lady who washed my hair gave the best head massage. I got my hair cut from Jean. I asked for long side bangs and ended up with fringes, I asked for long layers in my hair and to thin it out a little (cause I have pretty thick hair for an Asian) and ended up with choppy long layers that aren't even. On the right side of my head, I have short pieces of hair from getting thinned out so much and on the left I have long layers not thinned out. You can imagine the horror I felt. When I went to go pay they told me my haircut was $28 and my brothers $16. Will not return.


I would give them zero stars if it were possible. \n\nMy wife tore her ACL on a Saturday, went to the ER. Visited her PCP the following business day to get a referral.  SW Medical sent her here. They initially told her they couldn't see her until FOUR MONTHS LATER!!!! I fought through their BS after hours of hold times and finally got an appointment to see someone three weeks after the injury, only to have them cancel on her the business day before the appointment. What A-holes! They pretty much told us to go F ourselves....What is the reason you ask for cancelling? Apparently, they aren't contracted with the ER that she went to (even though our insurance is) and that is where the HMO sent us-so they refused to treat her. \n\nIn a way this review is unfair because she never actually got to see any of their doctors, but I am just giving you the facts of what happened and how terribly we were treated by the staff. I have worked for 13 years in healthcare and have never had an office treat me or any of the patients I work with so poorly.\n\nWe contacted our insurance and found another orthopedist who was happy to take our carrier and was able to get her in ASAP, so if your insurance tells you that Nevada  Othopedic and Spine Center is where you should go, tell them to give you other options to avoid a terrible experience like ours.


So I came here for a conference and if this was my first time in Vegas I would prob never come back! The Monte Carlo is horrible compared to where I've previously stayed on Vegas. Where do I begin? Let's start with the room.\n\nRoom: super old school, dirty carpets, nicks in walls, chipping paint etc. I've added photos to this review so you can see exactly what I'm talking about, but the worst of the worst was the bloody bandaid that I found on my shower wall on day 1 that remained until day 6 when I left despite me telling the housekeeper about it. Also didn't appreciate the holes in the sheets and the lack of hot water! Now I stayed on the 17th floor and when I say I like to take hot showers I mean steaming up the bathroom almost too hot to breathe showers lol. So I thought maybe I'm being unfair and the water does get hot just not as hot as I'm used to. WRONG! I polled several of the hundreds of women at my conference and they all said the same. The water feels hot when it's running in the tub but when u turn the shower on it's like warm at best. It's also hard and made my skin super dry, but I was told my a local that Nevada has some of the hardest water in the country. Funny I don't remember that from my previous stay but whatever.\n\nHousekeeping: not worth their weight in salt! Housekeeping never changed the sheets, cleaned the tub or toilet. They only thing they did was provide new towels. I had to request soap. Also didn't appreciate leaving my room at 9:30 am, coming back at 3:00 pm and still having a dirty room. Especially when the same housekeepers were in the hall in the exact same location \"cleaning rooms\" when I left and returned. The last thing I didn't appreciate was the housekeeping staff placing my items in my luggage bags despite them being out of the way. It kind of makes me feel like they were going through my luggage and made me uncomfortable. I've never had that happen before.\n\nDining: so I loves the cupcakery! Great tasty cupcakes and Starbucks was good with pretty fast service. I also appreciated the 24 hr fast food places in the hotel. This proved very useful with my early morning flight. The Cafe was where we ate several times. Good food horrible service! They seem to be understaffed no mater what time you patronize them (I went during normal business hrs and late at night/early morning) and the service is very slow so if you're in a rush to catch a show you may want to skip this place. The good thing is they had 2 for 1 house wine for happy hour and it was good. The buffet was okay, not worth $20 bucks in my opinion, but hey it's Vegas!\n\nOverall this hotel could use a major renovation big time! The only reason I gave it two stars is bc the waitresses in the cafe are very hardworking and try their best to accommodate you and the food is decent. I wouldn't stay here again or recommend anyone else to.


We didn't eat, we didn't dance, all we did was drink a few beers.  Our bottles of beer were not cold enough.  Neither were the drafts.  It's my fault for not complaining because they could have accommodated us in someway.  But, even still, 4 different beers, 4 times not in temp.


What a disaster for lunch.  Arrived at 12:20 for lunch with a party of 11 and when we got there we were the ONLY people on the whole restaurant.  This was a business lunch and a big party so you would think the place would pay attention to us. WRONG.  The waiter was a slow as molasses and once seated it took 10 minutes for him to bring us menus and take our drink orders. Again remember we were the ONLY PEOPLE IN THE RESTAURANT!.   Finally after 20 minutes we order and our drinks some 35 minutes after we sat down.  Meanwhile the waiter and another guy were wiping tables and moving stuff on the patio. Who knows why, no one else was in the place.   After over 1 hour we get our food and several orders were wrong.  He does not apologize and challenges the person saying they changed the order and he brought the correct order.   Finally after over 2 hours we finished and it still took 10 minutes for the server to bring the bill.  No wonder this place was empty. Absolutely horrible service avoid this place like the plague. I will be sure to share this horrible with every possible person to let them know what. Horrible service, inconsiderate wait staff seems to be acceptable for this place. unless you have lots of time to sit and wait avoid this establishment.  Can i give them ZERO stars??? We finally walked out at 2:35!!!!  2:15 hours later....  Prior reveiwers are right that the MIA stands for the waiters being M.I.A.


Well the food was OK at best.  Middle of the road BBQ is giving it to much credit.  I'm not a famous Dave fan but its better. Man I miss Missouri.


Low ceilings, lots of wood, hidden in an alley off the Royal Mile.... despite its proximity to all the most touristy things in town, this place feels authentic.  And despite its closeness to the university, there is seldom a student in sight.  The Jolly Judge is a lovely little pub in which to enjoy a pint or two of real ale on a quiet evening.  Not really a boisterous crowd here, at least on the nights I have been.  But, sometimes, that's okay.  Sometimes you just want a quiet pint in a place that feels, well, real.


Saw someone carrying out a takeout salad, from Fired Pie. Just had to check it out. Ordered the Buffalo Chicken Caesar Salad. Absolutely fresh & delicious!\n\nAdded tomato slices & saut\u00e9ed onions (with pepper) as additions. Yummy!\n\nYou can invent your own custom pie (pizza) or salad, or order from their 'made our way' selections.\n\nLocated in Park Central with other locations in Chandler, Scottsdale & Deer Valley.


Ok so i had a salad.  Not the best but why would order a salad when their burgers with jalapeno sauce are so darn good.  Well all I had been doing while on a little trip there was eat.  i was just not hungry.  \n\nWe actually met about 18 of my sons' friends for dinner there.  So the company was already great.  Our server was excellent and all in all it made for one happy night.\n\nI know I will go back next time I am in town.  I promise to have a burger and fries.  I wish it was here in my town because right about now a burger sounds pretty darn yummy.  \n\nTill the next time.


I don't know if this restaurant is Mexican, Puerto Rican or Cuban, but I don't get it. We split the monster quesadilla which has jack cheese, monterey cheese some tomato and jalapeno peppers. I went with the sweet corn tamale as my entree that came with rice & beans and a red sauce. The tamales were 2 scoops of cornmeal. My husband had the grilled burrito topped with queso cheese. \n\nI don't mean to be critical, but nothing at all about our meal was authentic, everything taste processed.\n\nDisappointed.


Customer service!  Someone still has it this day in age!  After waiting for several minutes for someone to help me over at Dillard's, I simply gave up, walked into Nordstrom, and purchased the same pair of shoes in no time flat!  To the employee who helped me:  Hats off to you good sir!


Wow!  I have been to several OB practices here in Scottsdale and sad to say, have not been very impressed with any of them (usually over worked doctors and poorly runned or staff issues). What I usually experince is grumpy front office staff. Could never figure that out!  Seems like it would be a great job to have, beats digging ditches or working at Walmart!   This place is wonderful!  The front desk staff was nice, friendly and professional (front desk person Christina was a real stand out) She was really professional on top of things and bonus? Really nice!  Dr. B's medical assistant was great too.  \n\nThe doctor, Tara Brodkin, MD was amazing. Professional and had a WONDERFUL bed side manner.  So happy to have found this practice.  Wish I had known of this practice when I delivered my son five years ago!  Best part, my insurance is covered by them!  Highly recommended!  Keep up the good quality service and good, friendly attitudes at your practice!  Being a good doctor is one thing, but keeping your staff professional and with nice attitudes towards patients can be the real challenge!  This practice is run very well from what I experienced!


I am so frustrated with Vegas Cellular right now !  I called to ask how much it would be to replace the cracked glass on my Samsung Galaxy S4 and they said it was $80.  I asked him if he could do any better and he said just come in and talk to me.  I explained that I am coming from Henderson and if I was going to come in I needed to know the best price over the phone.  He agreed on $70, so I packed up my two young kids and we drove across town to get my phone fixed.  I go in, verify that I am talking to the same guy as on the phone (I think he is the owner....name is Mansoor) and we begin talking details.  He prints out the agreement and it says $120!  I told him we agreed on $70 and he started to tell me that I had told him I had an S3 on the phone when we spoke and not an S4.  Um, NO!  I did not say I had an S3....and why does that even matter....a $50 difference!?  He stated the best he could do was $100.  If I wanted to pay $100 I would just do it through my phone's insurance plan.  I would not recommend this place to anyone.  They are not trustworthy.


A MUST STOP WHEN IN VEGAS!!! ONE OF MY FAVORITE PLACES TO EAT IN VEGAS!!!\n\nI've been coming here for several years eversince a bellhop from Caesar's Palace recommended to me and my bestest gal pal one late night back when I was 21 yr old young buck. \n\n- Love the beautiful atmosphere (appropriately located in the Venetian)\n- Love that it is 24 hours (good for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or late night snack)\n- Love that is from the makers of the Cheesecake Factory (Lot of similarities)\n- Extensive menu (so much to choose from it can be overwelming)\n- Great food (Most of the dishes I've tried are pretty good)\n- Excellent food presentation (kinda that fancy smacy stuff that you get wooed by)\n- Good portions (wooh....don't think I've finished a whole meal)\n- Decent prices (avg meal range anywhere from $8 - $18)\n\n****BUT...I am tempted to give it 1 less star due to my experience the week before heading Vegas. I called to two seperate times to make reservations for a group of 20. I was put on hold for over 10 minutes and just hung up since I was so frustrated.\n\nNonetheless, due to convenience our group decided to still  eat there since we were staying at the Venetian over the weekend. When calling from the hotel room (making sure to emphasize I was a guest at the Venetian), I quickly got reservations and hardly waited. A bit shady.....guess that have high priority for hotel guests. Good thing to know in the future\n\nWhen we got there, we got a long table in the back where they usually have big groups. One long table and it was spacious and private for a bit. SERVICE was excellent. They had two waitresses serving us. So Grand Lux  I guess I forgive you just this once better not let this happen again ; ) ******\n\nJust to note: My friends ate here 3 times when in Vegas since it's the best deal around in the Venetian and still one of the nicest and most decently priced places on the strip.\n\nIF YOU LIKE THE CHEESECAKE FACTORY (AND AREN'T THAT INTO THE CHEESECAKE), YOU'LL LIKE IT HERE!


This place is now \"Las Americas\" and its Colombian food. It's authentic and the people are nice, but nothing about it really stood out.


i love this place. i have been going here since before the moved it into the old church. the owners are nothing but sweethearts and the food is delicious and totally inexpensive. plus i just love the atmosphere.


San Gennaro Feast has become an expensive no-reason-to-go money pit. It started out great and has devolved in quality with each passing year.\n\nHave sampled everything this festival has to offer and the only thing that is a constant is the lemonade stand. The sausage tend to be pre-cooked in large batches and end up drying out because no one is willing to pay $10+ for a shriveled sausage sandwich.\n\nThe entry fee is ridiculous, especially after moving to a non-casino facility away from the Strip. Total Gypsie fest.


Shortly after posting this review someone from Pep Boys requested I email them about the situation at hand. Would you guess I received NO response?! What a crock. Save yourself and do not bring your car to a Pep Boys Service Center!


Went for a late dinner after going to a PSO concert across the street. Had reservation and was seated at the first table by the door, the one next to the stairs to second floor. Upon sitting down, we found the table was wobbly. Had some guy come over and stick a piece of folded up paper underneath. Didn't quite fix it but at least it was spilling water anymore.\n\nNoisy environment. OK I understand it was Friday night but still it was noisier than I'd have liked. Prices correctly reflect it's downtown location. However, food was just OK. Ordered crab cakes for some $28 and definitely not the best I've had. Good thing was that it was mostly all crab meat and very little filler but I wasn't impressed by the quality of the meat. Service seemed lacking as well.


I just enjoy eating at the Keg


Went to a late lunch and was pleasantly surprised with Honey Salt.  The food was somewhat experimental but very,very good.  Not what I would expect to find 'off the strip' in Vegas.  Our lunch was punctuated with moments of really great food, but with one or two little things that were slightly off.  This is a five star kinda place and I think that I will need a reservation the next time I go.   I am looking forward to eating at Honey Salt again and seeing what else they have come up with.


From what I remember (it has been a few months), the food was OK, and the ambience was quite lovely. It's a converted historic home, so it definitely has a lot of charm. There is handmade art on the walls (some much better than others). It does have an odd layout with many different room/levels, which again is a part of the aforementioned charm. \nThe food/drinks did not blow me away, so I have not been back there since, but I would be willing to give this place another shot, especially since they just put up a new shade-providing gazebo on the patio, something they desperately needed. Once the weather cools down I start loving quirky little places like this again :)


I got a Groupon for HottCakez. I called at 10:11AM on Monday and the Gal on the phone told me to come by at 12:30PM, because that's when they would be open and I could come in and pick out a dozen cupcakes. So, my sister, my 5 year old niece, 7 week old niece, and I went shopping near by to kill two hours. For some reason NOTHING in Las Vegas is close by, the freeway and highway are all so round about, it takes you almost 30 minutes to get anywhere. Anyway, we came back at 12:30 on the dot and the place still was not open. I went up to the door to check and one of those generic clock signs said, be back at and the clock arms pointed to 1PM. Disappointed, I got back in the car, told my sister the situation, and waited. My sister had to make a phone call, so she agreed to wait. 1:00PM came and went, at 1:10PM I called the number again this time with no answer and I left a message, with no returned phone call. A nice Gal, who I assume owns the pizza place, said that the HottCakez owner was there, because her bar is near the back, and she saw them back there. The place never opened...\n\nNeedless to say, we didn't get any cupcakes as promised and we will NEVER be going back. Customer service is horrible. If you can't deliver, don't tell me to come back and then NOT answer your phone. I don't mind coming back another day, just let me know. Just because I'm a Groupon buyer, doesn't make me less of a customer. I spent money already, and haven't even tried your product, and now because of you, I never will. We all get busy or things come up, it's how we deal with it that counts.


Even though it's a tourist place, $12.99 per lb of M&Ms is a lot of money.  all souvenirs, in my opinion, were overpriced.  \n\nSo I told my boyfriend to get me 2 coconut and 2 almond M&M's.  He got me 4 of each because he thought I was being cheap xD \nLOVED THE COCONUT M&M's!!!! \n\nThere was so much to look at!  I had fun taking pictures with the M&M statues.  Preferred this over CocaCola World


We waited for 20 minutes to be seated.  I wish we had left.  \n\nMaybe we just didn't know what to order.  I was really overwhelmed by the menu.  I had expected it to be a traditional Japanese Sushi Restaurant offering traditional Sushi and such, but it's not.  \n\nI saw quite a few people ordered the Ichiza Ramen, so I decided to try it, too.  It was quite possibly the worst ramen I've ever had.  I don't know how to describe the flavor, or rather the lack of it.  I tried adding tons of chili powder and it just didn't work.  I barely finished 1/3 of it.  \n\nI also ordered some kind of diced tuna salad.  It came with a raw quail egg on top.  Probably my fault that I didn't read the menu carefully.  I don't eat raw egg of any kind!\n\nMy fiance's Pork Katsu was the only thing good.  It was small but I just had to steal a bite from him.  \n\nLastly was the famous Honey Toast.  One word - OVER-RATED!!!!  There was barely honey drizzled on the toast.  The ice cream was too too sweet.  If you like thick piece of toast with very sweet ice cream, this is for you.  \n\nI had such high hope for this place, but I left disappointed and hungry!


This was by far the worse MG I have dined. All 5 entrees (big family) ordered were served cold. Not warm, not luke warm, COLD! After being re-heated undoubtedly in a microwave we discovered that each guess was discussing who had the more bland tasting dish. We have always enjoyed MG and it was a complete shock to have this type of experience. We will not return.  There were 2 exceptions to this tastless cold meal....the house salad dressing and the bread.


I went in to find a battery for my son who has an old Galaxy S.  The staff was very friendly and helpful in helping me find the correct battery.  I looked around and was surprised to see all of the different items they had in their store.  As I was waiting to check out the lady behind me started talking to me and mentioned how much she liked this store because of previous experiences she had there.  I would highly recommend Yes of Course for cell phone needs and will be returning there again.


My hubby found this place on Yelp when he searched for \"Burgers and beer,\" our two favorite things.  When he looked on Hopdoddy's website and found out they were from Texas, he was really interested in trying it.  I remember seeing this place on South Congress in Austin before.  If it's on Soco, it's gotta be good.  \n\nHe ordered the Goodnight burger and I ordered the Llano Poblano burger.  We got a small side of fries, which really was only big enough for one person, so when we go back, we will be upgrading to the large to share.  The Llano Poblano has grilled poblano peppers, bacon, onion, tomato, and some sort of delectable sauce on it.  The Goodnight burger had fresh jalapeno and the best grilled onions my hubby had ever had.  \n\nThey have a great local beer list, including beers from Phx and Flagstaff.  If you are jonesing for an AZ craft brew, this is the spot to go.  Our only knock on this whole place though, were the huge goblets that the beer comes in.  Those goblets are better suited for margaritas or a drink you can drink with a straw.  They are a little cumbersome and unstable for good hard beer drinking.\n\nOverall, there is no question that we will be back!  I'm already craving that Chipotle ketchup again!!


Finally got here for dinner, heard about this restaurant from my friends many times! The food quality is good, environment is not bad, doesn't feel like those typical Japanese restaurants, I definitely will come back again!! Had a great dinner here!! Love it..!!!