I recommend spending the extra money at the Bacchanal buffet in Caesars Palace! The first time I went to this buffet 12 years ago I loved it, but we recently were staying at the Mandalay Bay for a night and wanted to just dine in the area. It costed a little over $30/adult and $20 for my 5 year old. The food selection was not as much as what I remember it to be and it just seemed over priced. The quality was good, just disappointed on the lack of selections and having to wait for certain food items. I would not go back just because there are so many other places to choose from in Vegas. I would also rather pay $50/person at the bigger resort/casinos for a better selection of food/seafood.


Gorgeous casino, d\u00e9cor scheme seems to be taken from the Bellagio gardens- good mix of stores, restaurants, and gaming. Really appreciate how spacious this casino is, lots of space to walk around without cramming slot machines into every available nook.\n\nService is typically very top notch, and restaurants on site are known for being able to accommodate any dietary restriction and have several vegan, vegetarian, and vegetable-laden options at each.\n\nParking garage is smaller than most but easily accessible, casino itself is on the smaller side but more intimate and upscale rather than crowded and gaudy.


it was kinda coo...it would have been a little more fun if there were servers around to actually be dicks but they were running a pretty tight ship. they were being pretty rude. i was checking my work email on my phone ( i know lame but i still have responsibilities) homie kept touching my screen to make me mess up. i got the point. i put the phone away. one thing i wish i would have known is that you can leave your bra at the bar. damn. i am all for fun but you do not leave a $40 victoria secret push up bra at no bar....maybe the $8 target bra. the food was pretty good but i had to bounce out earl to catch my flight back home. it would be nice to go again and actually get to enjoy it.


See, this is exactly the reason why I love Yelp.  Reviews are spot-on and have always given great advice.  Unfortunately I didn't check the reviews on this \"restaurant\" before coming in.  It was a spur of the moment thing... went to go have dinner at BJs next door and noticed a flyer on Urban Grill saying they were broadcasting the Pacquiao-Bradley fight - for free!  Sold.  \n\nWe went in, were seated promptly and advised they were going to do a raffle for a pair of seats to the fight at MGM, only catch is you have to buy a $20 5-beer bucket.  Sold again.  We didn't win the raffle.  Anyways, our beer arrived in a bucket of ice, two were cold and the other three felt like they were baking in the sun.  Who gives out hot beer?  That's just wrong.  We nursed the two cold ones until the other three were bearable to drink, didn't have an option anyways because 30 minutes passed before the server arose from the deep.  \n\nAfter ordering, our food was brought out in a reasonable amount of time (not by the server) and for the next 90 minutes our server was MIA.  The server decided to briefly stop by and see how things were, then disappeared for another 60 minutes.  \n\nThe saving grace here was the food, which was good.  Not unbelievable, but pretty good.  We were entertained by the fight during this time so that kept us preoccupied from the absence of the server.  \n\nWe absolutely will never visit this place again.  Obviously there's something wrong here that no one is addressing, and that's unfortunate because there is so much potential.


I've held off writing a review of Elements simply because I've never actually eaten off the house menu. This review is based on the sheer awesomeness of how Executive Chef Beau Macmillan runs the place and the amazing opportunities that he provides. \n\nDuring the summer Elements hosts a Lunch and Learn, where they bring in top notch chefs from around the valley, as well as celebrity chefs like Robert Irvine. \n\nI attended a Lunch and Learn event hosted by Geoffrey Zakarian, judge on Chopped and all around groovy guy. Over the course of several hours he whipped up three amazing courses (with wine pairings), demonstrating how to make each dish and answering questions. the atmosphere was relaxed and fun. Chef Macmillan was also there to answer questions and make jokes as well. What an amazing day! \n\nWhile at the lunch I made reservations for another event, the Table for 12 dinner. Essentially 12 people dine in a private room that is directly off the kitchen, with only a few glass doors separating you from the chaos. the chef of the evening was Petite Maisons' own James Porter. \n\nI'm not exaggerating when I say this was the most enjoyable dining experience of my life. The setting was intimate, Chefs Macmillan and Porter were on hand to discuss the courses, food in general and any other topic came up. The passion that they feel for food really came through. \n\nThe food was amazing, the wine was perfect and the company could not be beat. Hanging out in The Jade bar afterwards with the staff was entertaining and educational (thanks David for the taco shop suggestions!). \n\nI'm completely blown away that Elements provides such amazing experiences. Based on this experience I will definitely return to Elements, and I'm headed for Petite Maison. \n\nTruly amazing


So brought two small children here and they really liked it so a plus (but the kids portion's are freaking huge!!! I thought America was trying to win the obesity epidemic). I expected a waitress type deal. To me it was very hectic trying to stand in line looking at a vast menu with little to no picture's people waiting in line behind you)!!! I ordered my own creation and it was very good (love anything with capers and bacon) hubby got the Philly cheese steak mac and well it was bland and far from tasting like the amazing Philly sandwich. But I do have to say it was very clean and the staff was very nice. Other then that I think this was just another notch in the food belt.


I wanted to like this place. I pulled up and was underwhelmed by the appearance of the outside but decided to give it a shot anyway. First, when I initially called and made an appointment they told me it was a $10 charge for gel polish. When I got there, they told me it was an extra $20 for gel polish. $20 extra dollars for some nail polish under a UV light? No. So I decided to get just the regular 30 minute manicure and 30 minute pedicure. \n\nMy manicure lasted a measly 15 minutes. And the pedicure was the worst I have ever had. That is saying a lot considering I get pedicures every 2 weeks and have done so for the last 10 years. My toenails look like they were painted by my 3 year. Honestly, my two week old pedicure from before looked better than what I have on my nails right now. In addition to that, the pedicure chairs do not recline and do not have massage. Maybe fine normally, but I am 8 months pregnant and I had to sit uncomfortably for the duration of the pedicure because the chairs do not adjust at all. \n\nI came here because I had a Spa Finder gift card and my regular nail place doesn't accept them. Highly disappointed and now I have to go get my toes redone because they look like utter crap and I can't reach them myself.


I went here for happy hour at 5:30pm on a Thursday and it wasn't too crowded. We sat outside which was a mistake because it was SO loud with all the bikes across the street. The drinks were just ok, and the brie appetizer was kind of a joke. Only served with 3 small pieces of bread? Most people order appetizers for at least 2. We asked for more and they brought it out free of charge. The service however was great so that kind of made up for the mediocre drinks and appetizer.


Typical Vegas cafe.  Nothing out of the ordinary except for our server Bobbie Jean.  She was super courteous, attentive, and sweet.  All servers should follow her example.


I had the \"Shipwreck\" burger.   This is one of the best burgers I have ever eaten.  My wife is an exceptional cook whose favorite food is hamburgers.   Though I may pay for it later, this is better than hers.  The combination of the brie, caramelized onions and white truffle aioli with the quality beef is wonderful.  The staff is awesome and fun.   They have a nice selection of beer and great music.    Check out the mural in the bathroom.


Terrible terrible food


WELCOME HOME TO \"BIG BROTHER.\"  I have lived in numerous upscale apartment complexes over the years, and never had an issue.  However, living at Canyon Villa is like living under the microscope of management.  The management routinely contacts law enforcement and provides them with the names and apartment numbers of residents who have out-of-state license plates on their vehicles.  Read other reviews from other websites and you will see that I am not the only one complaining of this practice.  I was on a temporary assignment in Nevada and received a notice on my vehicle regarding my out-of-state license plates that had been reported to law enforcement by management. This resulted in time and expense of having to go through the court process to explain the temporary nature of my residency.  One morning, I placed my trash outside my door for a period of 50 minutes and took it out when I went to work.  When I returned home from work, a manager notice was on my door instructing me not to leave my trash by the front door.  That means someone would have had to observe trash in front of my door from 8:00am to 8:50am.  I agree that trash should not be on the front door, but it is very disconcerting to know that management took notice during a 50 minute time frame.  I am a responsible pet owner who always picks up pet waste.  Another day I came home from work only to find a manager notice on my door regarding pet waste, a notice for which I was singled out merely because I am a pet owner.  Another time, I had placed storage bins on my patio.  I received yet another manager notice on my door instructing me that storage bins cannot be placed on the patio.  It was not a pleasant feeling to come home wondering what sort of notice would be on my door.


I'm always very skeptical of restaurants that boast cuisine from all ends of the earth. Make up your minds people! Jacqueline's menu has chocolate chip pancakes, asian rice bowls, deli sandwiches, Mexican dishes and a crazy smattering of other options. Can one establishment really be that adept at all cusines? I think not.\n\nI had a lunch date with a friend who was visiting so after picking her up at the Scottsdale Hilton I decided this was a close place to try.  My friend had the tuna wrap which was mayo city (she could only eat half of it) and after scowering the menu for healthy pescatarian/vegetarian options (I think only the Greek salad lacked chicken) I decided on the fish tacos.  I know ordering fish tacos at a restuarant that doesn't claim to be southwestern or Mexican was risky but nothing else really appealed to me! The tacos were ok...small bits of fish torn up inside flour tortillas with salsa, lettuce and \"Mexican\" rice on the side. The portion itself was huge so I definitely got my money's worth but the food was just \"MEH\"! I liked the fruity iced tea though. Maybe this place is better for breakfast? I don't think I'll return for a lunch or dinner meal...


I like it here. It used to be a 24 hour it's a grind, (which I loved) but they closed it out and changed the name to what it is now. It's a step away from starbucks, they have really tasty pastries, the breakfast sandwhiches, and bagels are good, but the only downside is that they're a little greasy. The coffee never tastes like that nasty, bitter, pikes place or bold roast that starbucks offers. Their wifi is timed, but they'll give you more hours if you ask. Their prices are reasonable, and they have two really comfy couches, and standerd sit down tables for everyone else. Small place, but i'd rather go here then sb's.


Came here to watch some Monday night football.  It's nice because they have lots of TVs and a huge projector.  They also play game audio.\n\nOver four hours of football, we ordered the Kobe burger, onion ring tower, pick 3 fries, French fantasy martinis, Midnite in Paris, and the beignets.\n\nThe food was pretty much bar food that was trying to be fancy.  The burgers were pretty decent and the fried stuff was delicious.  I really liked the criss cut sweet potato fries.  The martinis were delicious and strong.  The beignets were meh.  \n\nOverall, a fun time was had by all, but I wouldn't go out of my way to return.


I think their patio is great, excellent people watching. It's always full of scottsdale cougars, makes me feel like I am on one of those Real Housewives shows. The happy hour is a great deal. 1/2 off drinks, 1/2 off appetizers. The martinis are very tasty and always come with the shaker so you get a full drink and not a short pour. I wish City North wasn't so abandoned because it looked like it could have been a nice street. I will go back many more times. P.S. Don't forget to check in through yelp on your first visit for a free drink (which could be about 15$ worth if you order it right).


Scarlett is really cute and she seems to have a good dynamic with her crew. But her tricks are lackluster and the show isn't exactly \"sexy\" enough to make up for it. \n\nIf you can get a good deal on the tickets, take it. It is a true Las Vegas experience, just don't plan your trip around it.


They were sent out to us by our home warranty service, which should have been my first red flag since our home warranty has been terrible.  There was a $60 service fee for them to come out.  They said that the issue wouldn't be covered by our home warranty, but they would fix it for $30, so we would owe a total of $90.  We confirmed with the service guy three times.  We paid the $90 in cash, then got a bill later from our home warranty for an additional $60.  Air Pro Master then said the repair was $90 and we still owed the $60.  From now on, don't trust anything that comes out of their mouth, make sure it is crystal clear in writing.


The Hero Factory is 2 minutes from my office, good for my foodie obsession, bad for my waisteline.  This place has absolutely one of the biggest heros I've had.  $10 will get you a hero and a drink.  A little pricey but I can never eat the whole thing and that means lunch the next day too.


We went in at 7pm with a groupon, got a lane right away and had a blast!\nEveryone was very nice.


My experience with Soyo was disappointing.  I ordered two items from the tapas section of the menu--chicken gizzards with garlic and onion and son doo boo.  The chicken gizzards were good, chewy but that's the nature of the meat.  The son doo boo is supposed to be in beef broth.  The water the two pieces of tofu rested in shouldn't be referred to as broth.  Broth connotes some type of meat/fish flavor.  This had none.  It was merely a watery dish with a side of hot dipping sauce.\n\nIt was the wrong day to go to Soyo.  The place is very small.  The tables are such that it's not a good place for a person eating alone.  I was there a little after 5:30 and there were only a few people in the restaurant.  Within a very short time, young people getting dinner before going to EDC came in and I was taking up a table that could seat four or even six.  There was an error with my order and rather than have them bring the correct item ordered, I hurriedly finished and paid the bill so someone else could have the table.\n\nThere are too many good choices out there.  Soyo won't be a do over for me.


The early bird doesn't catches the worm at Marche Atwater, especially on a cold winter Sunday morning....\n\nOnly handful of stores are opened... but luckily we able to get some pastries at Boulangerie Premi\u00e8re Moisson as breakfast, a great start for the morning.\n\nBy 8:30 am then some of the fresh products stands and stores starts opening up.\n\nMarche Atwater is a lot smaller than I expect, maybe it is winter so none of the outdoor vendors are open??\n\nNext time I will skip Atwater and go to Jean-Talon instead.


Went for dinner and drinks. Great patio, really good drinks,  and we all really enjoyed our meals. The crowd and vibe were fun. We will definitely be back. Check out the house made turkey burger and nightly drink specials.


The lady at the front desk has an attitude. Food is ok. Not great stuff worthy of a 20 min drive.. bad service. Ok Ok food. I have had buffets here, and they are useless.  There are many restaurants in Charlotte which are waaaay better for the price and service. There are a few things good on the menu - the south indian platter - but not sure if you would like all what is served in it. We had the masala mysore dosa - which was literally floating in OIL and the know-it-all lady said, \"No, this is how it is.\" \n\nI am from South, I eat dosas for breakfast and dinner and have been eating for 27 years! Are you kidding me? No acknowledgement, nothing. She had to prove that she was right. I am never going back to this restaurant. I also had the gobi manchurian - waay salty and hard as rocks! Really man? Can't even bite into that thing. I have repeatedly given this place a chance, 4 times so far, and never has it been good. Will not go here. Too many options at Charlotte where food is better, cost is lower, service is better.


After taking three afternoons off work to wait for technicians that never showed up, my internet was finally installed, at which point I was informed that even though I ordered wireless, wireless isn't available unless you pay an extra $11 monthly fee for the router. The technician (a very nice guy) advised me to purchase my own router, which I did. When I called Time Warner to register the IP, I was informed that there is a separate $7 a month fee to use your own router.  HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE COMPANY. I hope all the CEOs get halitosis and their wives leave them for John Mayer.


I went to a networking event at Lustre and we had a pretty bad experience. Our server was inattentive - about half our people had to go to the bar for drinks. (There were ~10 people in our group.) The flat breads were good but the rest of the food we ordered was bland. Our bill was all messed up - wrong prices for items and it took them way too long to figure out how to get a voided copy of the wrong bill for our hosts records. \n\nOne of our group members asked for her the bill and she said she saw our server drinking a martini instead of getting it for her.\n\nThe ambiance and the view from the rooftop was very nice, but overall, I don't recommend this place.


RA has fast-food quality sushi. It used to be a little better years back, but the quality keeps slipping. Still, their happy hour has some value. Yet, my one star has nothing to do with the food (which still is only a 2 in its own right). On my last visit, our table of seven requested to have one of the two TVs turned to a sporting event of our choosing. Yet, it was readily apparent that the manager was far too interested in a certain football game to change the channel. (It was also apparent that no one else was watching TV in the joint - the place was empty.) Upon a second request, the manager changed the channel of the second TV which was farther away from our table and obstructed. I am perfectly fine with not getting a TV changed if another customer requested something else before me. Yet, when it is an employee - let alone a manager - who prefers something else, they are probably in the wrong profession. Add to all of this that there were seven of us in an otherwise dead restaurant. Simply pathetic.


I used to love this place three years ago.  Now, everything has gone downhill.  The service is lacking.  Our server didn't offer drinks until we were ready to order our food, and twice we were confused with two different tables, even bringing us another table's check!  My boyfriend was starving so he ordered what he THOUGHT was a steak, only to be presented with four chunks of beef on two sticks, and some grilled vegetables.  The chicken fettucini had maybe three small pieces of chicken in it, which was disappointing.  After we were done eating, the server tells us, \"We cut the portions AND the prices, so you get what you pay for.\"  HUH????  To top it off, after the bill came, another server took it and said, \"I'll hand it to him for you,\" as if our own server was too busy to pick it up himself.  I used to work at a restaurant and never once did we ever pick up another server's bill \"for them.\"  My boyfriend offered my same sentiments when we left:  \"We're never going back there again.\"


Its selection needs improving, but it's the only bookstore at Town Square so you have to make do.\n\nDon't get me wrong, this Borders is new, clean and usually very lively.  But if you're looking for a bookstore with a greater selection, try the Barnes & Noble on Stephanie near the galleria mall.\n\nWhen it comes to bookstores in Las Vegas, your choices are almost strictly limited to Borders or Barnes & Noble.  With all the suburban sprawl, new clean looking chain stores rule.  This is far from a quaint college town with smaller, independent bookstores... so you'll have to accept it for what it is.  This Borders opened up within the past year or two.  It regular has visits and signings by authors, some of them more famous than others.  A few pluses would be plenty of search stations to find books you want.  Another is that there is a Seattle's Best Coffee Cafe inside the store.  Also, there are frequent book drives to help out local schools and community organizations to help get kids reading.  How can you possibly say no to that upon checkout?!\n\nBut the thing that only gets this place 3 stars is the limited selection.  Especially when it comes to the two shelf film section.  Oh but if you're into the \"young adult teen vampire obsession\" genre, there's plenty of that.  So yeah, if you're looking for something well known and relatively new this place will do.  If you're into something a little more obscure, or just want to browse, maybe not.


I hate writing 3 star reviews, they are the most boring.  I am usually too lazy to write them to be honest.  Nothing was that great, nothing was that bad, just a forgettable meal.  The Grand Lux Cafe at the Palazzo was just that for me.  Came here for breakfast because we wanted to stay close to the hotel.  After looking at a very uninspired breakfast buffet, we ordered off the menu.\n\nI ordered \"The Best Eggs Benedict\".  Really, that's what it's called on the menu.  I would like them to change the name to  \"Not the Worst Eggs Benedict\".  Eggs were poached nicely, but the ham wasn't anything special.  A big slab of Louis Rich quality ham.  The english muffin was a pretty large compared to the poached egg.  It wasn't very toasted and thus got soggy underneath a pile of hollandaise sauce.  Way too much sauce going on here.  Fortunately it came with a side of hash browns to soak up all the sauce.  http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/grand-lux-cafe-las-vegas-5?start=300#4xIDFoFkv-erhPe8JFuqfw\n\nThe wife had the DeLux Breakfast Sandwich, which came with scrambled eggs, ham, bacon, grilled tomato, and havarti cheese.  I didn't try any of it, but she just kind of shrugged her shoulders when I asked how it was. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/grand-lux-cafe-las-vegas-5?start=300#Jst4brxUtnAHaajwiebEDQ\n\nMy brother also wasn't impressed with his Huevos Rancheros.  Fried eggs on top of corn tortillas, black beans, saut\u00e9ed peppers and onions, with cheddar cheese topped with \"spicy\" ranchero sauce.  His biggest problem was that the ranchero sauce had no spice at all, in fact the whole dish was quite flavorless even though it looked nice.  He salvaged his breakfast with the help of tabasco sauce.  http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/grand-lux-cafe-las-vegas-5?start=300#Rmtzr49KIb2JE_Mev2HcGg\n\nThe only hit were the breakfast beignets.  These were excellent.  This might have been the first time having a beignet, where I haven't thought, if only I were at the Cafe du Monde in New Orleans.  So often places try to do a knock off of those, but these seemed to be their own thing.  They were piping hot right out of the fryer with just a small amount of powdered sugar on them.  I'm normally a purest and want my beignets with lots of sugar and that's it, but these were served with 4 dipping sauces.  Lots of sugar would have gotten in the way here for dipping. My favorite sauce was sweet milk based, like a more liquid bavarian cream.  The raspberry sauce was also excellent.  Mixing the two sauces even better.  There was also a chocolate sauce and a cinnamon sugar based sauce.  There were at least 8 or 9 beignets in the basket, perfect for sharing.  http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/grand-lux-cafe-las-vegas-5?start=300#pd2HMS9A30TXlwNFPRAXxw\n\nIf it's breakfast time, I would come back for beignets for sure and some coffee, but that's about it.  Not sure about lunch or dinner, you'll have to read other people's reviews on that.


I placed an order a few weeks ago and went to pick it up and the manager was busy taking a phone call when I arrived. I kept trying to make eye contact with the other person working who was about 15 feet behind the manager making pizzas. I could just feel my pizza losing its delicious temperature as the minutes passed by. After several minutes of trying to get the other employees attention the manager finally put the person whom he was speaking to on the phone on hold and came to get my debit card to pay for the pizza. The food was good, and thanks to the manager who actually cared about me getting my food when it was hot I give this place 3 stars. I rarely eat pizza but when I do I want it hot, fast and cheap. Howies usually does all 3, but 2 out of 3 for a pizza joint is unacceptable.


This theater is so dang busy. I understand it is in the middle of Town Square and all, but it has a vibe to it that makes me feel unwelcome. It really isn't for locals unless absolutely convenient or necessary. The seats are nice and the prices are high. Except for the $5 Tues movies.


We (party of 6) stopped in after my son's graduation for an early dinner.  Just before we stopped at Starbucks for an iced tea.  My mother still had her iced tea when we walked in and the bartender immediately said that we could not come in with the iced tea.  I asked to speak with his manager and he said \"he will tell you the same thing\".  We walked out and went across the parking lot to NYPD and spent $125 on dinner & drinks and had great service.  I will NEVER come back to this place.  *** Update *** Following is a message sent to me from what was obviously an employee of APC:\n\nWell not to be rude but it is against the liquor laws to have outside food or beverages In a restaurant and I know first hand there is a sign outside the door there that states it. So if you get mad at a restaurant for following the rules then you are not a customer that restaurants want.  Tara S\n\n* Just another reason to never go back and to make sure I tell all my friends and family about the experience.


I make sure to always make a stop by Jean Phillipe every visit to Vegas. Their desserts are as beautiful as they are scrumptious, though they can be sickeningly saccharine.\n\nI try something new every time, and I've loved everything I've tried.\n\nMy favorites have been the vanilla napoleon and the nutella opera cake.\nThe chocolate cheesecake is a bit too sweet, but still amazingly rich and delicious.\n\nTheir gelato is great, I LOVED the strawberry, and I'm usually not a strawberry ice cream kinda gal. I've also tried the mint chocolate chip (yum!) and the pistachio (good, but have had better).\n\nI've only tried one of the breads, the dulce de leche on the recommendation of yelp. I asked the worker which was better, the almond brioche or the dulce de leche, and she recommended the leche, with a heaping cup of attitude on top. Whatever.\n\nI found it severely lacking. It was both too dry and waaaaaay too sweet. Not a fan! \n\nStill, I go back for the beautifully decorated and meticulously made desserts. My goal: try their whole menu!


Roku is to sushi as \"The Golden Child\" is to Eddie Murphy movies -- far closer to the bottom than the top.\nRoll selection was weak, and construction was worse. Having said that, their crab dynamite was delicious.


My favorite place to eat when I'm staying downtown.  I very rarely go for traditional dinner in Vegas, so trips to The Chart House, Vic & Anthony's or Hugo's Cellar kind of go out the window.  Aside from that, I just don't want to spend a fortune on a meal when I'm going to spend the balance of my evening gambling, drinking, and wandering around Fremont St.  \n\nI usually wander over to the Triple 7 between 12 AM to 3 AM, and no matter what I've ordered, I've never had a bad meal there.  That's telling for me, because usually a place will have a few duds, and you just have to learn what not to order.  Trust me when I say the Triple 7 always delivers good food.  I read other reviews refer to this place as a gem, and they are correct.  It's what you want when you look to a meal you can enjoy at any hour.\n\nSome of my \"Must Try\" recommendations are the Portobello Mushroom Sandwich, Triple 7 Wings (when you're taking down a few of their Triple 7 Brews), Monterey Chicken Sandwich, Fish & Chips, or my drunken go to: Baked Italian Sub.  \n\nLook, I could go on and on, if you're looking for a solid meal and you're downtown, this is by far the best place to eat at. Give it a shot....


I wanted to like this place because the girl was so nice over the phone when I asked if I could bring my dog to the patio. For the place not being all that busy the service was horribly slow. My poor dog and I waited an obscene amount of time on the hot patio for water and beer respectively - we're talking 30+ minutes. Can't comment too much on the food because by the time we finally got our appetizer of chips and guac (which wasn't horrible, but not great) we decided to head elsewhere.


Food is great! Unfortunatly the service isn't. Only 1 person serving meat not like others where there are 5 or 6 people serving. They better improve there game! Fogo di Chao is opening across the street! This place better improve on service! We went the following week to Texas de Brazil, what a difference! I like people to try Texas de Brazil or even Fogo di Chao and try to come back here! Food is ok here, there banannas are the best here out of anyone so far in Vegas, but the downside is you only get 1. I can unfortunatly see this business go out of business maybe with-in the next year if there lucky 2 years. Reason of this would be because of Texas de Braizil and now Fogo di Chao. They would count on visitors that don't know better to eat at Yolies. But locals and returning customers would go to Via Brazil, Texas de Brazil, or Fogo di Chao, or even Sambas at the Mirage.\nIt's just sad to see a business run down in service, quaility and even the decore. Even if they improve on service and have good selections of meat, they won't be able to compete with the top 4 Brazilian Resturants in town. The food is good but now there are better places, it's not the 80's or 90's anymore where this was the only thing.


Simply amazing. I have known the owners for awhile and they are so nice! \nThe sliders and hot dogs are so good! The french fries are also amazing. They offer a wide variety of toppings too. The chicken fingers are also good. Everything here is delicious! There is a great drink and snack selection too!


Yikes!  After reading all of these great reviews I really thought I was in for a treat, but boy was I hugely disappointed.\n\nFirst off, there was way too much time spent on my face, ears, forehead, and neck.  Like I counted over 100 strokes on one side of my neck alone and it was the same maneuver over and over that it felt like he was burning my skin.  Like sheesh!  Add some lotion man!\n\n2nd, my back was the most tense but apparently my therapist disregarded that because he only spent 5 minutes in the area I needed it the most.  \n\n3rd, as my therapist hovered over me, he burped and it smelled awful!  That pretty much ruined my entire experience.\n\nI did 1/2 enjoy the foot massage portion except again, way too much time rubbnig my big toe alone.  Weird!\n\nI found the entire experience quite awkward, and being someone who gets massages quite frequently, I wouldn't come to this place ever again.


Yes, I'd say A-OK for Stanley's.  Their sausages range from okay (kabanosy) to quite good (spicy kolbasz) but I'd agree that they're a bit on the pricy side.  \nI usually patronize their Bell Rd. location as it's closer to my house, but I ate lunch here a few weeks ago since I was in the 'hood.  It was right before Christmas and the place was JAM packed with everyone getting their holiday goodies.  The kielbasa sandwich was fine, they also have subs and other cold cut type sandwiches.\nThough they don't really hold a candle to some of the awesome Polish deli's back in Chicago, it's probably about the best you'll find out here in Phoenix.


Livery strong greasy odor all thru dinner


Stopped in this great pub tonight.  Holy cow there were 48 diff beers on tap.  My husband and I dont really drink beer but the bartender was great.  He let us try some samples.  We decided to order food.  The menu was small but had a great choice of burgers.  I had a Sunny side up.  Fried egg on it.  I loved it.  It was perfect.  My husband had a Kentucky Bourbon burger.  He loved it as well.


I have enjoyed many sandwich shoppes   across Arizona over my 25 years hear, but this is one of the best. The freshness of the turkey and the vegetables on top of daily fresh baked bread is incredible.


Love, love, love this place. Dramatic entrance, outstanding food quality, super delicious taste, friendly staff and desserts that are to die for! After 10 trips to the food and dessert stations I had to stop ... I really wanted more but I couldn't. I actually ate so much I had trouble moving around lol. Anywho, definitely worth the price and easily the best buffet on the strip!\n\nMust try:\n- Chocolate crepe\n- Creme Brulee \n- Prime rib\n- Beef brisket


my roomie and i have been trying out all the east blvd. restaurants since we moved in the neighborhood about 2 months ago. this place is my least favorite so far. the service took forever- it was about 10 minutes before we even got our drinks. the food was just meh. our waiter was not very attentive. with all the other great options on the block, i doubt we'll be going back anytime soon.


This is the first time I've seen the Rika Arepa Express food truck near my work place and I couldn't find any reviews on yelp, so i'm assuming they are new. Anyway, I googled the name and found their website, where you can find pictures of their products. I was looking toward to munch on some empanadas for lunch but they didn't have any. They told me that they only have empanadas on special occasions. If that is the case, they should have noted on their website about it and when is the heck they consider \"special occasion\" !!! Another thing that rubbed me the wrong way is that they charged tax separately on the products (other food trucks I dealt with usually included tax in their price already), so I ended up with so much coins in my pockets and the time they sort out coins make wait time longer.\n\nNow that I got the anger out of my system, let's talk about the food. Since I couldn't order the empanadas because it's not \"special occasion\", I ended up ordered a #3 (stewed pork) and #4 (stew shredded beef) arepas. I didn't have high expecation and was just hoping that it's close to the arepas I tried at Viva Las Arepas on Las Vegas Blvd. I was floored when I took the first few bites. Damn, the arepas were good and actually much better than the one at Viva Las Arepas. The bun itself was fresh and not over-oily like the one over at Viva Las Arepas. The pork and beef meats were flavorful, juicy, and not salty like the other place. \n\nOverall, I love it and will definitely come back here for arepas. The price is not bad either. The pork arepa is $3.50 + tax, and the beef arepa is $4 + tax. Here is the memo to R.A.E owners, have tax included in the price and round it up to like $4 for pork arepa and $4.50 for beef. Also try to include empanadas in your menu if you have it listed on your website. Ohh, another thing, if you don't take credit card, don't have it listed on your website either. A co-worker of mine had to run to the nearby ATM and pay ATM fee just to get some cash to pay for it when he was told they don't take credit card even though their website said they do take it.


Wow.  What a difference from their downtown Chandler location (which is now closed).  \nService and food was just B-A-D.  \n\n1.  We called to confirm the hours online and they weren't correct (closed earlier).  In retrospect, we should not have called, to not hurry up and miss out on this painful experience.  \n\n2.  The waitress didn't make it to our table for 15 minutes after we were seated and didn't frequent our table to serve us.  We were wondering where she was since the place was dead with only an hour until closing time.  When she did come to take our order it was apparent she was eating her dinner.  Her mouth was full as she tried speaking to us and she even accidentally spit out some of her food on my arm as she leaned over to read our menu.  GROSS.  We should have walked out then but I thought, \"Hey, everyone has to eat at some point, right? And accidents/mistakes happen, right?\" Eww, my stomach still turns thinking about it. The few times she came out to check on us she was STILL eating while trying to talk.  Her breath stunk of something gross (have mercy, why did she have to get so close?).  Ok, I can go on and on but I'll stop for the sake of anyone eating and reading at the same time.\n\n3.  The rolls and sashimi were NOT good.  Extremely fishy tasting.  We even ordered one of their cooked rolls and it was so mushy and warm (not hot or cold - the safe temps) - we didn't even finish it. And what is up with macadamia nuts on most of the rolls described in the menu, yet they don't serve them because of allergies?  I completely understand allergen precautions - but why even list it on your menu?\n\nOh, Sushi Eye, we celebrated birthdays, had grand old times and really digged your old location.  Why, oh why must it end like this?  :'o(


This is the first and unfortunately last time I will be visiting the Liberty Market. My idea of a good breakfast is good service and an enjoyable, relaxing time, all three of which I did not experience during my visit. \n\nThe place is utter chaos. When you walk in you think that there are available tables, but then someone comes over to you and lets you know that she is \"seating the table right now\", and you can order and she will find you a place to sit. That's fine, but a sign near the door stating, \"please wait to be seated\" would solve about 99% of the \"hostess\" running around and rearranging people, and 100% of the confusion for first time visitors. They would almost serve themselves better by letting people seat themselves....It was stressful enough to watch the poor girl run around trying to seat people. \n\nOn that note, I saw her let people sit down until she had to seat a party, then she made them get up and stand, which I thought was incredibly rude. She also seated my party of two, and after we sat down, SHE MOVED US! To a smaller table. Fine, we are only a party of two, but once you make up your mind on where you are going to seat a party, keep it, its rude to make them move after they have been seated. \n\nWe ordered our food, I got the Chorizo Quesadilla...good, but nothing great that I couldn't get at other establishments. We even commented to each other how the food should be outstanding...it must be for us to want come back, but again, it was nothing to rave about. \n\nThe food took a long time, and the place is LOUD. The busers are around in flurries setting up and taking down tables, but it's beyond impossible to flag one down to get a box for your food at the end of the meal. \n\nWe left more stressed out then full in our bellies. Granted we visited on a busy Sunday morning, but customer service should always be a companies top priority, here it wasn't. I felt like we got nothing but a stressful expensive meal instead. I rated Liberty Market \"fairly\" at one star, because like the rating says, I think not. I would not visit again, nor would I recommend to my family or friends.


I have gone many times to this place.  They are very nice.  I find that some of the staff are bilingual and some not. It does not matter to me.  I like it sometimes when they can not speak English because I practice my French.  Some of them are not refusing to speak English.  They can't and that is OK.  My stylist, from Paris, has given me great haircuts and trims my beard. He is very detail oriented and I often receive great comments from people that they love the cut.  I would highly recommend this place.


After 5 hours of nonstop driving from SD to Las Vegas, the fam decided to stop by the \"asian\" area and get some food before we checked in at our hotel. Bad choice.\n\nWhen you first walk in, you are greeted with a wall of awards, recognitions, and accolades from websites and critics. I've been to a Sam Woo BBQ before, and this was uncommon. I thought it would lead to a good start, I was wrong.\n\nThose awards were issued in 2001, and boy, did they really change the restaurant till now. I ordered the roast pork and roast duck rice dish. Just to let you know, the prices for the food served here are double the price if the Sam Woo back in SD ($7-$10, Las Vegas Sam Woo $7-$20). Came pretty fast. The duck was OK, but the pork was really fatty. In fact, it was almost ALL fat. Not too good.\n\nMy dad, on the other hand, ordered the Singapore noodles. While we were eating our food and finishing up, his food hasnt even left the kitchen yet. We asked if they forgot his order, and one of the waiters jus rudely replied:\n\n\"Its coming out, wait.\"\n\nAfter 10 minutes we asked again. Turned out they JUST started the order the second time we asked. The waiter didnt even acknowledge the chefs in the kitchen to see if they started. The food came, but the service spoke for itself already.\n\nNO GOOD.


Yes, please!\n\nLove In & Out. \n\n#2 Animal Style is like sex.


Mmmm... Chicken teriyaki bowl...\n\nThe chicken: white, fully cooked, doesn't taste rancid\n\nThe rice: also white\n\nThe veggies: death by grill\n\nThe flavor: meh


This place has all the essential elements for a great Sunday Brunch.  1)  The restaurant itself is a very cool venue.  It is a converted / restored train station, which is absolutely beautiful.  The vintage photos of locomotives are wonderful to see.  Nice views out onto the river as well.  2)  The staff is very friendly and accomodating.  Good service.  3)  The brunch buffet has just about everything you could possibly want, and lots of it.  The food tasted great.  4)  This place has their own donut maker!!  How cool is that?  Freshly made delicious donuts, this place deserves 6 stars.  Come here for brunch, smile all afternoon...


Don't know what it is but I've always used Supercuts. Here in Las Vegas I just got to whatever location I happen to be near when there urge to get a haircut strikes.\n\nThis place was great. No wait. No line. Quick in & out in under 15 minutes. Very friendly ladies and an affordable haircut $13.95 + tip.\n\nI will be back in 2 weeks.


I finally had Five Guys. We made 800 jokes on the way, after we ordered, I swore the cashier told us to enjoy some penis while we waited. Excuse me? Oh. Peanuts. Of course, all burger joints have peanuts?! A bit bizarre, but they were tasty. We all ordered a burger to our liking and we shared cajun fries. My cheeseburger with grilled onions and jalapenos was good, it tasted like something you'd make at home. The fries were terrible. Not sure how they've earned such recognition. I like crisp fries, these were flimsy and greasy, and I wasn't a fan of cajun seasoning, either. Overall, I stand by In-N-out.


No surprise here... Flight was delayed again and is finally left THIS MORNING at 11:30am... THE NEXT DAY. Original flight has been delayed for OVER 24 hours now. I've been well at my final destination for at least 12 hours now.\n\n\nJust stop. You suck frontier.


Three 1/2 stars\nFirst thing I noticed when we walked in was the decor in a West Elm style - possibly by an earlier tenant? A pleasant break from the usual Bangkok palace anyway.\n\nThe lunch specials were $9-12 according to the protein of your choice and include soup or salad. The soup of the day was egg drop something -no thanks- so we went with the salad, Chicken Pad Thai, Shrimp Tum Yum ($6)  and Crispy duck ($18) - same as we did in the last few Thai places we tried.\n\n-The lettuce was crispy, the ginger dressing tangy and tastier than we're typically served. It also wasn't thickened as usual but that was fine too. \n\n-The Tum Yum made for a fine medium spicy soup with many ingredients - mushrooms, shrimp, tomato etc- but no trace of lemongrass and malanga. The waitress told  me they don't put lemongrass in the bowl because customers objected to bits of \"wood\" in their soup but the chef uses it to make the broth. Maybe true, the soup had some nice flavor but my taste buds could not recognize it as Tum Yum : 3 stars\n\n-the Pad Thai was very tasty but fell just a little short overall because there was no crunch to it (no bean sprouts or anything of the sort) and it was made with thin noodles instead of the wider, flat kind :  3 stars\n\n- Crispy Duck: now we're talking! I've had good, bad and indifferent Asian duck around town but this one was the only one that came close to the experience of *Crispy* Thai duck. What looked like a whole half duck chopped into thick slices with a cleaver, crispy meat with lots of crunchy skin (like rind) to nibble. That's what I was looking for. The meat had been deboned, which I didn't notice at first because it had been carefully put back together for a traditional presentation -a compromise I can live with. Excellent duck:    Four stars\n\nNow, I'm NOT going to claim this or that Thai restaurant makes THE BEST DUCK HANDS DOWN, nope! Apples and oranges, they all use different recipes. Thai Orchid's for one, serves a duck dish that's every bit as tasty -if not more- than Ban Thai's.   \n\nHowever Ban Thai was the only restaurant in my admittedly limited sampling which -in spite of claims to the contrary- actually serves Crispy Thai Duck .


This place is such an easy target, its like piling on the fat, pimply kid in high school.  Here's what you need to know\n\n1.  Girls in uniform with things out that you can sadly and quite accidentally observe\n2.  They have hamburgers, hot dogs, and beer\n3.  Beer is PBR or the Champagne of Beers.  No other choices.\n4.  Diner style seating, long high tops, patios with umbrellas\n5.  Three high quality HD LCD screens in a decent, elevated spot.\n6.  There will be some shiesty characters present. \n7.  Don't go here with your girlfriend.\n\nTheir screens and ironic selection of beers earns 'em two stars.


Went for a steak, and decided on the All You Can Eat Fish Fry.......\nIt was very busy, so service was slow. It was also Line-Dancing night so I wasn't thrilled by the music. \nThe fish was a joke, seemed like something that 7min prior was frozen, and the fries were very very basic. I ordered round 2 of the fish and was told that another order of fries was extra. This place needs to take a Fish Fry serious, or simply take it off the menu. Local place I may try again for a Steak, but not really sure about the C&W Music playing. Its a turn off for me.


This is a venue revue:\n\nAfter seeing some shows in the new massive Joint at the Hard Rock - coming back to the cozy House of Blues was a refreshing change.  The venue is a really nice size in which to see bands - not too big.  The sound ranged from horrid - with the bass and kick drum so loud in the mix you literally feel like you're being given sonic CPR  - to great, all in a single evening.  We went for a rock and roll show, and although it took some time to get the guitars up in the mix where they belonged, once they did the sound was awesome - better in the back near the bar than on the floor I have to admit.\n\nI'm docking one point for the OUTRAGEOUSLY high priced drinks!  $26.00 for a bourbon & coke and a Stella?!? EEESH!  Get your drink on somewhere else before the show if you must.


Ever since my office moved up to the University area, this is my \"go to\" Y during the week.  Even though I missed the convenience of the Y's downtown - Childress & Dowd, this one is a good replacement and it saves me from driving downtown for a workout.\n\nRecently I have picked up swimming in the mornings before work... well it's better described as \"systematic drowning\".  The pool lifeguard is super friendly.  She was even giving me tips on my form.  If I think about it more I think she was \"concerned\" about me so... hence the tips.  I've got a ways to go before I am Michael Phelps, but I am glad the Univ City Y is helping me on my way to the Olympics (j/k).\n\nThis Y is as large as the other branches in the area and has lots of family programs - after school care, etc that you can take advantage of while getting your burn on.  Every thing is kept clean and maintained - the staff is there for you when you need them.\n\nThe parking lot leaves a little to be wanted, but it is functional (if people follow the one way signs).  At least the Y is off of a side street (not directly on WT Harris), but you have to time it right less you get caught in the traffic nightmare that happens there every rush hour twice a day.


What happened guys, went back after about 2 months since you opened and the food really was not good. The nasi goreng was bland and more than a third of my plate was prawn crackers, which are on the menu for a giant bowl for \u00a32. Think of 5 or 6 prawn crackers spread out on a plate yep they take up a fair ammount of space! The prawn crackers seeemed to be the main stay for \u00a311 with the Satay and Nasi an after thought I really wasnt impressed. The sushi rice for the maki was just bizzarre, watery and it felt like the rice had been through a blender. The missus had a veggy option for nasi goreng and that was just odd. She ordered the same dish at christmas and it was great. I grew up in Indonesia so know my Asia food, when I tried her dish the first time we visited it took me right back to my teens. This time round it was bland. Our first experience was excellent the second was .... dire to mediocre.  We had a party of 12 or so for a birthday celebration and the dishes took ages to appear as did drinks. We were left sitting for extended periods with no drinks and no food.... think 45 minutes between starter and main.  I gave up waiting on our order and went to the bar  and the bar service was the slowest I think I have experienced in Edinburgh loads of people just faffing around without actually doing anything except one guy who looked harassed as you would expect. Sorry I wont be back!


Look, don't try and count any calories here, you'll simply just be wasting time that could better be spent savoring one of lifes best & most plesureable sins!!! Thank God it's right here in good'Ol Phx, Az. If you like and I mean LOVE, high fat rich & creamy ice cream churned to order? Then run don't walk, a speeding ticket may be worth it for one of those super malts w/the harder little scoup at the bottom of the cup!!! OR even one of those pints 2-GO!!! Be right back....time for an Ice cream break!


Just tried calling in a to-go order and again, they don't even answer the frigging phone, they just immediately slam it down into hold.  Quite possibly the RUDEST bunch of people I have come across EVER.  Go to the Shea location instead.  Not only do they have nice people working there, but the pizza is even better for some reason.


I'm usually terrified of visiting a new barber but I was in a foreign country and my hair was getting out of control.  The answer to permanent bed-head came after noticing one of my peers was rocking a great new cut. I followed him down the street to Bailey's and felt a bit more comfortable once I saw the great prices (ask for the student discount!) and the caged bird singing away. The barber was mostly quiet, a trait I look for, but did fast and excellent work. If you are unsure of where to get a haircut, look no further.


I live 1 hour away from this place i gladly drive 1 hour for an 8$ thread. Because it is so worth it. Reeta does it perfect! !  \nI have never gotten a better brow job than here.


This is like the equivalent of a TGI Friday's for me...but its old town location gives it a lot more character than a Chili's would have in the States.  I came here on my first night in MTL and ordered their Light Blonde beer, a regular poutine and a smoked meat \"Flamm\" (a very thin crust pizza with a cream sauce).  The place was packed for a hockey game, despite this we grabbed a table right away and a lovely waitress greeted us quickly.  She brought us English menus and drinks right away.  The beer was good and the poutine (with maxi fries) turned out to be my favorite during my stay!  And I did my share of poutine tasting....from super high-end to not so much, and this one took the prize (sorry French-Canada!).  The Flamm was not my favorite, but the beer and poutine filled me up, so it wasn't a big deal.  If in a bind for a place to dine, this is not a bad bet.  It really doesn't feel so chain-like.


Mandalay Bay is a neat casino on the Strip, very large with lots of options, but doesn't have a lot in the way of tables for common games like blackjack. Most of the games are odd variations like Let It Ride and Blackjack Switch, so if that's your cup of tea...go for it. The dealers weren't that engaging though and could use a little bit more skip in their step, but it's not like they were rude or anything. It's a cool place to hang out and is connected by tram to the Excalibur and the Luxor. I did not stay here so this review is strictly for the casino and I have independently reviewed the Crossroads House of Blues restaurant which I highly recommend.


great food, great ambiance but a little pricey


I want to like this place.  I'm a fan of Peruvian food, and was delighted when this place opened in Oakland back in 2009.  However, the disappointment I experienced during the first visit surged again during the visit today.\n\nBoth times I ordered the 1/4 chicken combo, which comes with two sides.  I don't recall the sides I ordered the first visit, but the ones today (the sweet potato fries and pinto beans) were the saving grace of the visit.  Fries were fresh and crispy (although somewhat less so by the time I got them back  to my office); pinto beans were well-seasoned and savory.\n\nBut the chicken, the main reason I went to AJ's?  In contrast to other reviewers' experience, the chicken was terribly dry and not particularly flavorful on both trips.  On my first visit in 2009, I chalked it up to the expected hiccups of a place that had just opened. Two years later, that excuse no longer holds any water.  The 1/4 chicken portion today was from a small bird, and composed of a wing and breast. Perhaps because of the small size, the little meat on the wing was so dry as to be crunchy...and not in a pleasurable way.  The skinny breast was also dry and fibrous.   My side order of aji pollero sauce, while piquant and delicious, could not save the chicken.  \n\nPerhaps there's something different about the chicken at lunch (left over from the day before?), but I'm not likely to rush back.  My last complaint about the place...again one that I initially chalked up to just-opened hiccups...is how long it took to get my order. Both times I was the only person there.  Both times it took 15-20 minutes to prepare my order.  Odd.\n\nTo avoid ending on a sour note, besides the delicious sides and aji pollero sauce, the other clear positive at AJ's are the employees, who were friendly and welcoming both visits. Makes it that much harder to leave this negative review....


This stadium is like a giant UFO landing on an open field. A total Eye Sore. Plus the Team has been a total underachiever. But these aren't the only reasons I am completely down w/ the the stadium. First off, the prices of the tickets are awful. The stadium itself is designed horribly to keep the fans as far away from the field that even w/ binoculars you miss the action. But paying 50+ for 2nd tier and nosebleeds... that's outragous. \n\nThen there is the location. With all the open space you would think that they would design proper parking and roads. Getting to and from the stadium takes 1 hour to reach the freeway 1 mile away. The parking situation is just stupid bad. \n\nLastly there is the staff/organization. The NFL implimented a new bag rule and the security at the gates were rude and ignorant of the rules. I had a small camera bag. I was told to throw it away or take it back to the car. No where around were the rules associated w/ the new bag rule. just this rude, bored bouncer. After throwing it away I found out that bags 4.5 x 6.5 are acceptable. My camera bag was 3x6. Too late, to do anything about it. \n\nGiven the problems in parking, staff and over charging I would rather go to Zipps and enjoy the game there. A much better food selection and nicer on the wallet.


Horrible; don't waist your money. I left before they could even finish my order. Go to a different Chipotle.


I had been passing by this place since it opened a few months ago and after a late night of work decided to stop in for some food.  I have to say that this is the blandest food (especially for mexican food) I have ever had.  I walked in about an hour before close and they were already closing their debit machine and I had to wait for it to complete before paying, no big deal, and the girl up front put my order in right away.  The price was OK and they did have a nice liitle salsa bar, but over all the food was not good.  I won't be going back.


I was excited to try this place out.   Seating is very limited and wait times are around an hour.   After waiting for an hour to be seated, We waited another 30 minutes for a server to come and get our order and drinks.  When food came out it basically In-and-Out burger.. Food was gross..   Tried to talk to the manager but could get anyone's attention because they are so understaffed..  Will not be going back.


My wife and daughter like the cheesesteaks, so I wish I liked the sandwiches. Bottom line, the hoagie rolls are stale and gross here, so a cold turkey sandwich is destined for mediocrity. I guess on the positive side it keeps me from eating bread, but to me that's one of the key components of a sandwich done right. Genos doesn't get it right.


I should have headed the warnings about Golds billing practices.  Golds policy is to charge a \"rate lock fee\" after  you have been a member for 120 days.  I canceled my membership per their 31 day notice policy, at less than 120 of total membership.  They still billed my account the $39 rate lock fee.  I disputed the charge and they told me I have to cancel within 60 days in order for my membership to expire before 120 days.  That is not what the contract that I signed states.  It clearly states must provide 31 day notice within 120 days to avoid rate lock fee.  This is why Golds is losing business and has gone from \"the\" gym to empty parking lots.  I highly recommend NOT JOINING.


My fianc\u00e9e and I grabbed dinner here and it was one of the worst dining experiences we have endured.  We ordered drinks and the meatballs immediately and waited 20 minutes for my wine and another 30 for the horrible - worse than frozen - meatballs.  They brought us drinks we didn't order, and a simple margarita pizza took over an hour.  Our server avoided us so she didn't have to explain everything.  \n\nThe pizza finally came and was the best thing we had.  It took well over an hour.  \n\nThere are too many great restaurants in Vegas to put up with bad service and so so food. Wolfgang should be embarrassed.


Authentic chinese food. Good price too. We will be back. \u63a8\u8350\u76ae\u86cb\u7626\u8089\u7ca5\u3002\u3002the lady was friendly. Wish we found this place sooner.


Still sitting in the booth after a great breakfast of chicken fried steak. We have deemed this our new breakfast place


I've been going here for about 4 months now and have seen great results. They keep a fast paced creative workout, only 30 mins in most cases. For as many times as I've gone, 3 x week for 4 months, we always do a new exercise that keeps things from being boring. Of course the workout are targeted and they keep a log of everything. \n\nIf you can afford it the personal assistance can't be beat. I was in ok shape going in, and it is still a challange everytime. \n\nAll the trainers are pros, i worked with Jason and he is patient and professional.


Horrible service.  Every time we go to the Vig our servers never come by to check up on us. Last time we went, we sat for an entire hour before the server came back again. It's a shame because we really enjoy the atmosphere and the food is pretty good.


Grumman78 has acquired something of a cult status in Montreal: when this truck pops up, Montrealers flock. I tried a taco for the second time at Juste Pour Nourrire, a street foodie off-shoot of the Just For Laughs festival. Everyone was there for the tacos, it seemed; it was the only stand that had a line up. This taco truck, it's got buzz. And a line it was: we waited for a long time;  the food was doled out very slowly as the people in line texted and tweeted on their phones in anticipation. \n\nWhile we were waiting in line, a girl leaned out of the taco truck to erase \"suckling pig\" from the chalkboard menu. They seem to make one unusual taco variety at a time, at least this particular festival. Some people gave up and forfeited their place in line in favor of easier-to-acquire food.\n\nBut I persevered, and was rewarded with a taco of the new flavour:  chorizo, black beans, and ranch salad. Very tasty, a great combination of flavours and textures, satisfying and filling. But I'm not sure it was worth 25 minutes in line.\n\nI would definitely try the tacos again, preferably in a non-festival, less crowded moment. They supposedly show up at Nouveau Palais (281 Bernard Ouest) every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from midnight - 3AM. I'd suggest catching them there next time you're out late drinking in the Mile End.


It's like finding a pot of gold at the end of the Rainbow... Dr. Ted is more than an amazing doctor but a blessing person. I am a nurse by profession... My professional advise is to have Dr. Ted in your life! I love my liver so taking pills is not my thing... it's not gonna hurt you to have additional knowledge that are roots of body ailments... Even the best doctor you may know, whose knowledge is beyond what is being paid in the prescription, would recommend to seek a professional Chiropractor. All I can say is I am relieved :) :)


Pretty good food. Interesting location.


just ok....


I love the sales here- sometimes, at an additional 50% off orange labels, sometimes, there are BOGO deals. I've gotten many gifts for my niece and nephews over the years (ok, the secret's out). I love the roxy brand (the one for the ladies), so I also shop for myself- love love love the dresses and board shorts; we go to Hawaii once a year, so it's the go-to brand for summer styles- the bright colors and catchy prints really defines the beach vibe. My husband also looks for clothing too. \n\nI really don't intend on shopping here, it just becomes too-good-a-sale-to- pass-up kind of situation. I pretty much go for the clearance racks. The regular prices are comparable to the regular store prices (agree with Michael C). In addition, I believe that there is a promotion in the Passport Booklet (free for AAA members & VIP Premium Outlets members). \n\nIf there are too many other people in the small store, it can feel crowded, since the racks are positioned pretty close to each other. It's not usual to bump people or to be bumped by people, but they're usually pretty nice about it. Many of the employees seem to be on the teenage or 20s set, but generally pretty nice and eager to assist. Limited fitting rooms in the back- sometimes there might be a wait. But there are benches for the waiting husbands (like mine).\n\nCool store, great brands, excellent clearance prices.


Very loud and boisterous and bustling, and thankfully we had a reservation, but spent a great evening here!  The service was fantastic, the food and drinks came out in a timely manner, and there doesn't really seem to be a bad seat in the house.  I went simple and had the cheeseburger and I'm still dreaming about the next time I can go back and have another, it was fantastic.  And then I doubled down and had the brownie and thought I'd died and gone to heaven.  And the wine list was pretty big with some interesting options.  I would go back in a second, just really decent American cuisine well-prepared and served with style.


So, I really like steak.  I regularly patronize Outback for the affordable, tasty meat they never fail to produce.  This first encounter with Texas Roadhouse yielded the following opinions:\n\nTexas Roadhouse is the American Cowboy version of the Aussie Outback.  Lots of similarities.\nOutback is, however, more flavorful.\nThe sweet potato has more sugar, but is somehow less sweet.  Still tasty though!\nI could do without the prime rib in the future.\n\nWe were seated very quickly, despite the busy night.  It was almost too quickly... half our party was on the way to the table while the other was still trying to get through the front door.  Service was pleasant but brief, also due to the busy night.  There were several birthdays in the house, as evidenced by the echoing \"YeeHaw!\"s every so often.  Our small party ordered very similar meals to what we're accustomed to at Outback, and that was probably a mistake.  I shouldn't have put Outback expectations on Texas.  The salad was a perfectly fine side salad, the veggies looked standard, and the mashed potatoes had good flavor.  I enjoyed my sweet potato topped with toasted marshmallows, and felt only a little guilty about it.  The prime rib however tasted like ham.  I don't actually like ham, nor did I order it, so I wasn't pleased with the taste in my beef.  I think it was slightly overcooked from my requested medium-rare, but it was tender enough I wasn't too upset.  \n\nI would return to Texas Roadhouse if I was in the area, and I'd order sirloin.  But only after Yelping to make sure there are no Outbacks in the vicinity.


Don't waste your time or money here. 30 dollars for a Chupacabra and margarita on the rocks. Both were highly disappointing. We expected more from the Chupacabra, especially since it was featured on the tv in our upstairs hotel room. We took my margarita back and they upgraded to a Cadillac. Better, but still not great. Another member of the group ordered a blended margarita and was equally disappointed. Food was so so, and disappointing you had to pay for chips and salsa. Employees were nice, but try elsewhere for your money.


i work at the hospital at sunrise and im always here to eat there great food! good variety of food, but my favorite is there philly cheesteak special! i always order from then and i like how they deliver too becuase sometimes i cant make it there so i order to go! deliveries are so much easir for me tho! love it


I love books, hence I love libraries. I have also heard good things about the Central Library. So when my friend and I decided to go visit Phoenix, we decided to stop off and see it. I must add though that the main reason we went was because the Travel Channel did a list of the world's weirdest bathrooms, and the bathrooms at the library came in second on the list. I know what you're saying too yourselves. That could be the lamest reason to visit someplace! Now that I think about it, you are probably right.\n\nThe 1 star is for the bathrooms. The actual library gets 3 stars, because although the building is stunning, I found the inside to be disorganized and a bit dirty. Back to the bathrooms though. We went into the bathrooms and there was nothing weird about it. So we decided to ask the librarian what made it weird and he did not know what we were talking about. He then told us that if you look into a little hole in the wall dividing the entryways into the men's and women's bathrooms, you can see light from the fiber optics installed in the library. He then said it's probably cool for only about a second and that it definitely was not weird. \nAnd guess what? He was absolutely spot on.\n\nNow I don't know who to blame. Should I blame the library for installing something so dumb? Should I blame the travel channel for putting this on the world's weirdest bathrooms, or frankly creating a list of the world's weirdest bathrooms? Or should I blame myself for going to a library to see this in the first place? Ah heck, I'll blame all three.


you have GOT to try this place!!   hands down the best mango salsa of your LIFE!!   i always get the tropical pork tacos, flour tortilla, with mango salsa, lettuce, cilantro, and baja sauce.  seriously, a fiesta in your mouth.   chips and salsa come on the side, but they aren't that great and often way to salty.   regardless, i still eat here about 1-2 times a week!!   They are a bit pricey but it's definitely worth it.  as a med student at Midwestern University up the street, it's the place to go for lunch, and they give a student discount (just what i'm looking for!!).   I'm not a huge fan of their burritos, but they are about as big as your head and super filling.  my complaint is that they are watery and often fall apart, but the taste is phenomenal!  I've tried all of the meats on selection there and the pork is by far the best!   however, all of them are good and taste extremely fresh and succulent.   seriously eat here and you won't regret it, it's unique and unlike any other burrito shop you'll find in west valley/glendale.


Bookmans is a neat, orderly store that has a ton of books - most of them are in pretty good condition.  It's a charming place where you could spend all day wandering through the aisles reading.  It's quiet, the staff are friendly, and there's a lot to see.\nHere's what I hate about Bookmans:  I'll bring dozens of books and magazines in only to be told they want to buy only one or two items.  Then they offer 50 cents in cash or a 75 cent store credit.  No one gets rich selling to Bookmans.\nThe other problem I have is that they have a website, but their inventory isn't available to the public.  Every time I ask if they have a book, they tell me to call every few days because it can't be looked up.  What do they think this is - 1970?


If you want good authentic Chinese food at very reasonable prices, look no further.  Is this place shiny and fancy?  No, but I've been to many a hole in the wall where they serve terrific food.  This place is no exception.\n\nI don't know if I've had a bad dish here.  The selection is large if you know what to order.  Many items are not on the American menu.  The live seafood is awesome and it is cooked to perfection however way you please.  We have also ordered a whole roasted sucking pig here on several occasions for the holidays.


This is always a good place to go with family,  love the Royal hamburger and endless fries my daughter loves the mac and cheese


Have had the philly twice now.  It is pretty good. Not the best in town but up there.  Nice atmosphere with lots of screens for sports.  Get the onion rings, they are very good.


My boyfriend has taken me here twice and I really loved the food both times. It didn't take long after we ordered for our food to be done. The strawberry limeade is a DELICIOUS drink but I didn't really love the miso soup, wouldn't order it again. The dish I ordered was the beef and broccoli...AMAZING both times. First I ordered it with fried rice which was okay, the second time I ordered it with regular brown rice and this was better. I just felt like I could enjoy the perfect flavor of the beef and broccoli more when the rice \"had a little less going on\". \n\nWe will definitely go back to Ling & Louie's for the food (and the limeade) but I really can't say much about the service here. The hostess was friendly both times but the wait staff wasn't great to us either time...not rude but nothing to rave about either. Also it was a little awkward for me to have most of the staff in my direct line of sight standing in the kitchen area either A) eating, B) fooling around with coworkers, or C) standing around doing nothing...both times we were there. \n\nThe food is awesome though, so we'll be back!


The atmosphere of this place has been totally transformed and opened up from what it was as La Paz. It is hard to imagine that it is even the same space. Elegant, but not too stuffy. I liked it.\n\nThe food was simply incredible. I mean really, really incredible. I have eaten at so many Italian joints, from kitschy to stuffy to authentic to unknown neighborhood spots to chain restaurants. But this place really takes the cake. Everything we had was phenomenal. Nothing even just \"OK.\" We had the wood grilled octopus and goat cheese pomodoro. Both should not be missed, but the goat cheese was just ridiculously delicious. I had a wedge salad and my wife had a Caprese salad...both very near perfection. I had the Zuppa di mare, or seafood stew, and it was packed with calamari, scallops, mussels, clams, shrimp, and white fish. I can't begin to tell you how much i enjoyed it. My wife had the Gorgonzola beef filet. She said it was only second to Del Frisco's, which is quite a compliment, especially for a non-steakhouse. We finished with a Nutella custard and Nutella filled doughnuts. God, it was so good.\n\nThe service was something I would expect at a much more expensive restaurant. Our server, Christopher, addressed every need and was just the right amount of cordial and friendly with us.\n\nPrices were very reasonable...especially for the quality. Most entrees were $15-$20 and topped out at $33. \n\nLiterally zero complaints from this place. Just a perfect evening we had there.


I was reading some of the not so great comments, and I truly believe that it's all in the vets you see. \nJessica Hagstette is amaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaazing!! I see her whenever possible and even when I see her outside of the clinic she always remembers my fur babies and to stop and ask how they're doing. \nUnfortunetly, when my little girl passed, I had to see someone different who was on call. Dr. Khamsi was nothing short of amazing. The procedure was going to cost $$$$ - and when I asked in her professional opinion if it would make a difference, she stated that she didnt think our girl would make it through the night and to not go through such a pricey procedure. She cried as she helped our little girl pass painlessly. \nSome vets truly do care about your animals and not the money. I would recommend CRAH over and over again.


Went to Puck's, last minute, for dinner with family. Located in Crystals Mall on the Strip near Aria, it has a bright semi open space, with a nice small bar area. Only had to wait 10 minutes for a Friday night walk-in around 9PM. Staff was adequately attentive.\n\nOverall, food was good. I tried the grilled ribeye steak, which was probably the priciest entree on the menu at $40. But it was cooked perfectly to my order (medium rare) with an unctuous reduction sauce which I wish I had more off. Topped off, it had a nice stem of mushrooms and blackened green chiles. (which was a nice touch of heat) to the dish. A perfectly acceptable opening meal night in Vegas. Nothing too fancy or spend, but good food still.\n\nSampled the tiramisu dessert at the end. Tasted really good. It had these nice chocolate beads in the creamy layer that added a surprising little crunch to the dish.\n\nEven though it's a mainly pasta/pizza & some seafood place, I can safely recommend the ribeye here. Enjoy the good eats.


No longer open for lunch.


BEST PLACE EVER! This is really the best place to get a super affordable car wash. Everyone is so friendly and helpful and my car is as clean as can be! I drove away in what felt like a brand new car that smelled like pina colada.


I really enjoyed this place. My sister threw a birthday party for my niece and the turnout was better than I hoped for. Maybe it was because she rented the whole place out for 2 hours, but the place is perfect. Big inflatabile slides and bounce houses as well a toddler room with a smaller bounce house. Seriously, a great way to extract serious energy from children and parents too. The staff was helpful and I look forward to bringing my daughter here again.


GREAT Hotel! \nPrice was RIGHT for a 5 Day stay!\nClean...Comfy Beds,NICE Bedding!\nHUGE TV... CD/DVD player in room!\nDidn't have time to hang or have a Drink at the pool... NEXT TIME!\nMassages at a great price offered ( another thing I must try) We didn't get enough CHILL time at this Nice Accomadation.\nPerfect Location for us to travel around AZ : )\nHelpful NICE staff\nTRY Sevens Bistro Accross the way... GREAT Breakfast and Starters!


A gift shop with a difference.\n\nThe clue to the first difference is one word on the outside: weaponry.  To any man, this is going to spark interest.  They have a small range of different swords of varying sizes and types.  According to the DO NOT TOUCH signs, they were battle-ready and sharp (this just makes me want to touch them all the more, but I did manage to resist the temptation).\n\nThe quality of the items in this shop is a bit higher than in many of the others in the city, and there was also  a small range of teddy bears, which is something that you don't often see.  I was also welcomed into the shop by the owner, greeting me with a smile and a hello.  This is so rarely seen in shops these days, and it's good to see that they're interested in everyone that comes through the doors.\n\nOn the whole, I would recommend a visit to Neanie Scott if you're looking for a gift or trinket to give to a friend or relative.


This place is awesome! Try the juice bar! Love the watermelon drink! This is my favorite market!


We love this place!!!\nMainly because we got a season pass at the very beginning of the season which made going their so much cheaper!!  With the season pass we paid only $10 more than the day pass and got free parking for the season. \n\nYes the lines can be long and yes the food is really expensive but that is why you plan ahead.  Go on a day that makes more sense to be there and you can stay late, weekdays and Friday/ Saturday are the best we found.  Friday and Saturday because they close at 10 and you can beat a lot of the long lines.  \nBring a cooler and keep it in the car, that helps on prices of food.  \n\nI really don't understand all of the complaints.  It is a large water park where you can tell the people who work there are doing the best they can to help every person.


a \"third-wave\" spot that earns this designation not only by looks and ambiance, but the excellent coffee served as well. lever machines and baristas who pull consistently good shots every time i'm there. also a great place to buy whole beans. a great place to read/study as well, with wholesome snacks/food when you get hungry!


All I have to say is Hayley is very talented. I had a great experience here, you may need to be patient. I took me about 3 months to get in to see her, but was well worth the wait.


Wish I could give a rating for the food and a different rating for the service.\n\nFood - Had the Parma Sandwich.  Tip - Have it hot.  It is great.  If you get the large, there is enough to share with someone else.  When Hot, the meats have more flavor and give a great juxtaposition to the cold lettuce, tomato and onion.\n\nService - There were only 3 tables and two servers but yet I had to interrupt their conversation with each other to get some more soda.  I know it was New Year's day when we went, but you are either open or not.\n\nI felt that I was imposing on their personal time.  Left a tip, but did not feel it was worth it at all.\n\nI think from now on, will do take out.  Such a shame as they have just expanded their dining area.\n\nWent back about a week later and the service was not the same.  IT WAS WORSE!!!.  The Parma Sandwich did not have the olive spread on it and it seemed to be missing some other things as well.  Too bad as when the food is done right, it is great.


Not bad, first time here - I had driven past a few time and decided to finally get some carry out, and man we got the carry out - They gave it to us in a box.  \n\nPlace was nice, it was actually packed when we went in to pick up the food.  Everyone was friendly and the food was ready and perfect.  The reviewed the order with us so we knew nothing was missing.\n\nWe had:\nCream cheese puffs - could have been better, but I still ate them\nWonton Soup - Very good, and really good crunchies\nEgg Roll - I am not a huge eggroll person but was good for an eggroll\nShrimp Chow Mien - I loved this!  Was a really big fan, I hadn't ordered Matthew did and I ended up eating it all\nMongolian Beef - was good, your standard Mongolian beef\nMu Shu Pork - Very good, and something I noticed a couple days later, usually the wrappers get hard and you can use to eat left overs the next day, These wrappers were perfect 2 days later\n\nI think in the end, it probably depends what you like and what you order.  I have had better Mongolian beef, but this place had great pork.  I will go back and for a place that doesn't cost and arm and a leg it works as a neighborhood joint.


Great quick lunch. Never had anything bad here. Side note the fries look burnt but are great.


I like this place! So glad to have something besides Starbucks. The cold brewed \"Toddy\" is a nice change, and not something that's easy to find on this side of town. Food wise, I've had the picante burrito. Really good, but has a little bit of heat behind it. Then again, jalape\u00f1os make me cry, so I'm a bit of a wimp. The chocolate croissant was really good too. You could actually see and taste the chocolate, unlike the ones sold at those chain places. Beyond that, the place is smallish, so be prepared to take your stuff to go when they're busy. Also adding to the \"cool\" factor, they keep their coffee bean roaster right up front where you can see it. IMO, the place is worth trying if you like coffee or cafes.


Well that was different. If you are a typical suburban yoga lover, you will feel out of place. First, the room was packed with people who looked like dancers. Quite sure if I yelled \"vogue\", most of the class would strike a pose. Second, there are some quirky things that you have to do but all the others seemed fine with it so when in Rome.....\n\nThe positive is the posture positions left me feeling tall and flexible. Also, The teacher was nice and personable. She took the time to reference people in the room as a motivational tool. It worked for me. I will definitely go back as it mixes up my yoga routine.


This place has been the talk of the town since it opened! Finally arrive to check it out with my son for lunch. I had the baby back ribs. They are served on a plastic tray from coco-cola on paper. I picked the first one up and bit into what I think is beef jerky. The amoke flavor is way to strong for me. The other pieces were like eating rubber. When you bit into it, it was like the snap you get from a braut then chew chew chew. \nMy son had the pulled pork. He enjoyed it and said the meat was tender and moist. \nI may give it one more try with the wife since she has been wanting to come here.


During the day: Food is marginal at best but margaritas are fantastic. The service is nothing to brag about.\n\nAt night: Usually a long wait to get in unless you are a Mill rat. Fun, high energy, usually pretty good music. Cheap drinks. My only gripe is the amount of people they let in at once. It's an ordeal to attempt to walk across the bar when it's busy to use the bathroom. Just a fair warning, you will be elbowed, spilled on, and occasionally shoved.\n\nBottom line: It was a sad day when Canteen closed.


Great food and good pricing. The sushi is great and I've never gotten fishy or old sushi here! Great for kids, just wish they had the children's chopsticks available. Good atmosphere and outside dining with lake view available.


The place is not too bad within the general douchebaggy community. The problem of this place is the staff!!! The girls in the bar are there spotting the potential big tippers, I don't blame them but please.... I spent a good while with my card in my hand waiting for my order to be taken while the girls were attending all the boys around me... Fed up, I turned to my husband and told him to try to order himself. He took my place in the bar and within maybe 2 min he was back with drinks for everybody!!!! Shameful!!!\nBut the worst part was at the end... we ordered our drinks and without previous notice from the bar, once we got served and payed of course, this bouncer arrived with the worst manners ever, shouting to us to get out of there. We were really shocked since we were just two couples, quite calm compared with the rest of the audience, not really trouble makers... We told him that if they were not going to let us finish the drinks they shouldn't have sold them to us, right?  Well the bouncer started shouting even more at us and being incredibly rude, we left the place before things would go worse... Horrible experience, never again!


I wish you could select 0-stars as the option here. I checked in to the location to get a quote \"free 100% hand wash\". The rude man taking customers out front (with clipboard) realized I was a new customer going for a free wash and says: \"no you can't go car is too low\". I am in a standard height Nissan coupe. \n\nI said ok... Then just spray it with the hose and \"hand\" wash it. He says \"no you must pay custom price for that \"$24.99\". They are simply abusing Yelp deals to draw in customers and immediately void the offer and upsell you. \n\nSteer clear at all costs.


Service and food was excellent!! Red sauce is to die  for! Pregnant girl's dream!! Steve was an awesome Server. Order the risotto balls!


Meatballs are excellent. Love the atmosphere too. Make sure to sit inside, way better than outside trust me.


The pizza is pretty tasty.  Solid thin crust italian style pie.  If i'm nitpicking they are pretty stingy on the toppings and I wish they were a dollar or two cheaper.\n\nBiggest complaint here is the building itself.  If you get stuck inside one of those tiny little rooms that were built originally as someone's bedroom with like 7 tables be prepared to hear everyone's conversation but your own.\n\nAsk for the crushed red pepper infused olive oil - it is glorious. Dump the crushed red pepper on that spicy sausage.  Heat lovers dream.


The House of Tricks is aptly named. They have a box full of \"tricks\" to get you in the door along with many to make sure that you don't return. \n\nDon't be fooled! This clever house of tricks keeps their way over priced, mediocre food and horrible service well hidden until you, and your wallet, have already be taken. Quite the slight of hand!!\n\nI made the mistake of taking my family there for my wife's birthday (6 of us altogether). After sitting for 15 minutes we were greeted by Ben who immediately let us know through his inaction and disinterest that this was going to be a long night of \"no service\". Ben didn't need to be concerned, though-he was getting his tip no matter what he did, or didn't do for this table. Our choice should have been Burger King for the service, if nothing else. Sorry, no disrespect to those who wear the crown ;-). The bottom line-the House of Tricks has THE WORST SERVICE in Arizona!!! \n\nTheir overpriced food features barely palatable dishes and the portions are small. If you eat there don't expect any \"wow\" from the food. The only \"wow\" you will get is when you see the bill!!\n\nIn this economy Arizona has seen the doors of many restaurants shut. We don't need a magic door at the House of Tricks, but we do need it to close!!!


Cheap beer, neat setting, lots of seating but fairly quiet on a Saturday night around 11pm...I was pretty hyped in coming to this place but the vibe there was just too quiet and they didn't really have a lot of beer selection, altho they did have their own brewery in the background


I went to this place because of the amazing reviews. I was HIGHLY Disappointed .. First I ordered bacon and eggs ; eggs, scrambled with h cheese. The bacon was half cooked ( I guess u need to ask for crispy bacon to get it fully cooked). I asked for scrambled eggs with cheese, and I got chopped eggs with a slice of cheese on top. Excuse me but I believe when you ask for scramble eggs with cheeses, it suppose to come out SCRAMBLED with CHEESE in it smh. My friend ordered corn beef hash with potatoes on thee side, and her potatoes was frozen in the inside. \n\nWith the negative comes the positive and the ONLY positive I can say is .. \nI ordered the cinnamon bun pancakes and I would have to say it's was the best thing out of the whole order.\n\nI will not be going back to baby stacks. The reviews really let me down this time


Chips and salsa were good but that's where it ended. Dry meat on my tacos, my wife had a really bad salad. Chicken coated with sauce that was more like Italian sauce than anything Mexican.


This place reminds me of a fast food joint, quality of food isn't that great, but I'll still come here if I'm in the mood of mexican food and I'm at the red rock casino. Other than that it's not all that great, I'd rather go to other restaurants in the food court. Not much of a big fan here. Taqueria's blow this place away, but this particular place I'd settle for if I want a burrito or taco's of some sort. Ehhhh


Visited here a week after they opened. Cool atmosphere and loved the finishes inside the place. The server was friendly but it took us 50 minutes to get our two beers we ordered! The beer list is located at the back of the bar which was a little difficult to see honestly from all the tables.  I would say the food was just so-so and seemed greasy to me.  \n\nWe tried the spud tacos (a little blah and lacked a whole lot of flavor),  the avocado salad (which had greens that were extremely bitter and three small pieces of grapefruit) and the 810 sandwich (which had okay flavor but was greasy). In total, our dinner, took nearly two hours! Luckily I was not in a rush that evening or I would have been extremely frustrated. \n\nHopefully they'll get the kinks worked out as they are open longer but I can't say I'll be going back.


breakfast service has gone downhill here the past few times i been.\n$7.50 for a glass of Orange Juice??? are you kidding me (it's the best handsqueezed OJ i have ever had, sadly)\n$18 for a stack of pancakes?\n$16 for a bacon, mushroom & broccoli omelette.\n\nThe service I received last weekend was awful. Friends and I had ordered two entrees (both came with order of toast). But our waiter only brought one order of toast and never refilled our waters or asked us how our meal was. Thus we never had chance to ask about our missing toast. Next time  we saw him, was with our check.\nSo we gave up :(\n\nBellagio Cafe food is actually good,  but way overprice for what it is.\nThere are lots of different options of breakfast on the STRIP.\ntip: go to a buffett or eat at Hash House a Go Go at Imperial Palace.


This is the first stop on diners drive ins and dives. The Stromboli is great ice cold beer and friendly staff. The only thing is they only have 1 draft beer coors, hey guys bud or miller would probably sell more\nStill one of my faves. Enjoy


Ok...I just got my ass kicked....for the second time.  The first time was when I had my first session at Karve.\n\nI worked areas on my body that never seen exercise before.  With the mixture of yoga, ballet, pilates, and free weights, you will for sure feel the burn after your one hour class.  I love it that the instructor makes sure that you are doing the exercises correctly...not like other fitness classes that I attended.  The instructor does not frown upon the student when they either need a break or cannot do a certain exercise. Also, I do have issues with my back, and I feel that this type of exercise can definitely build the strength that I need to help.  I just have to build strength in my neck for some of the exercises.\n\nI am still trying to debate if I am going to by a package here. I have issues with my hand that affects me doing some of the challenges.  But they have specials for new clients and discounts for buying classes in packages.  But I do know if I want to get better at this, I have to go more.\n\nStay tuned.


Beautifully designed building with high end shops!  Unless you have a lot of money you will be doing the \"tourist walk through\" like everyone else.  I hope that they will have enough customers to stay in business.  I personally did not see ONE person with a shopping bag...and that's not a good sign.


This is a nice discovery on the North Phoenix landscape.  They have a good variety of mediterranean options.  I think everything should be about one dollar cheaper since it's just over the counter service.   However, they use real plates and silverware, which is a definite plus.\n\nThe food is very good.  I eat here all the time during the work day and I'm never disappointed.  I get the soups a lot, which are always good.  The hummus is really good, too.  I'm a fan of the chicken shawarma and shish kabob as well.  The adjoining market is a nice addition and can make the trip more worthwhile.  \n\nI've been very happy with the veggie platters.  I think vegetarians will find plenty of options either with the platters or by building up sides.\n\nI'll continue to frequent this place because I work close by and this is far more interesting than most of the food in the area.  They never let me down.


I stopped by here because I heard tell of Irish nachos made with waffle fries.  I've had better.  The serving size was pretty small.  And it was just cheese, green onions, bacon, and sour cream.  Who puts bacon on nachos?  They were more like haphazard potato skins. The Irish nachos I crave from Callahan's have refried beans, jalapenos, salsa, etc.  I also had a blue cheese and steak salad which was so so.\n\nOn the plus side, the server/bartender had a great accent and adeptly managed the entire restaurant on his own.  And they had Innis & Gunn Irish Whiskey Cask on tap, which was super yummy!  Their beer list isn't all that impressive to me, but ask... they have some gems hidden back there.\n\nAll in all, good for drinking but not a gastropub by any stretch of the imagination.  It's just typical bar food.


Other reviewers are correct, this place is hard to find, but if you go south onto  Buffalo (from Blue Diamond) and proceed East onto Cactus to the end of the road, this place is on the right side.\n\nI want to give it another star, but the service and quality of my entree prohibits me from doing so.\n\nWe entered the restaurant and waited several minutes before we were acknowledged.  OK its Friday night and there are only to two other tables of diners.  We finally got our drink orders by very courteous young man who was efficient.   We were given children's menus also.  \n\nIt appeared that our server, Jason, was also one of the owners.  At first I was a bit puzzled (put off) by his demeanor which would be perfectly acceptable at \"Dick's Last Resort\" but here?  I was trying to give him the benefit of a doubt that maybe he has a real dry sense of humor, since he seemed to be well liked by any regular that walked in and he would chat with them quite a bit.  Not sure if he has the \"Diligaf\" attitude also about not trying to make new customers feel just as welcome, but we dd not get that feeling from him.  \n\nOnto the entrees:  I had the fried chicken dinner.  Not bad, the chicken was definitely cooked in oil that was too hot, since the chicken had a dark brown hard crust.  It was bit salty too.  The menu, describes you getting a drumstick, thigh and breast for $10.49.  The pieces of chicken reminded me, size wise, of what you get from a box of Banquet frozen fried chicken in your local grocer's frozen food dept.\n\nMy wife ordered the Rib Eye steak sandwich which she enjoyed and would order again.  She thought the macaroni salad was ok and did not finish it.  Jason noticed this when he cleared her plate and asked her in an unpleasant  manner if she thought here was something wrong with his macaroni salad:  she told him no, she was just full from the sandwich.\n\nI would like to try the breakfasts here, based on the other reviews, but at this point, I'm unsure.


THAT WAS EASY\n\nI love flying into McCarren. I feel like the staff here are friendlier than some airports; plus it's big and clean and easy to get around.\n\nAND we can gamble while waiting for the flight! We actually didn't want to gamble this time. We wanted to charge our phones. There was a charging station but it was standing area and we had comfy seats at our gate. There was an outlet on the floor to plug our chargers into but it wasn't working. \n\nWe  didn't have time to check out any of the food or bars but saw quite a few options. Lucky for us, Virgin allowed us to move to an earlier flight and we didn't spend much time in the airport!


Love the food, but am VERY disappointed that I was charged 1.50 for a refill, when every other time I have been to Which Wich, it was only .50  I don't understand how they can get away with charging different prices.  It seems to me that the price should be the same nationwide...and I have been to several different locations nationwide...all only charged .50 !  This will definitely affect my decision about how often to come here.


Horrible customer service. I'm shocked how they employ people who have such limited vocabulary and no common sense. Horrible attitude from the front girl \"Lucille\". Showed no effort in helping or listening to anyone. I did see her chuckle away every time she glanced at her phone. I assume her texting or Facebook was much more important than injured people seeking help. The gentleman sitting next to me has a broken finger and he's been sitting here since 11am ( 7 hours ago ). I'm heading to another hospital and giving this gentleman a ride to get seen.