Excellent addition to Madison restaurant scene. Feels a lot more like NYC than Madison. Great ambience, great d\u00e9cor, fantastic menu, service and food and affordable prices, too.\n\nThe bar area is very nice and cocktails list is impressive, I tried one with prosecco, vodka and lemon sorbet and it was great and only $7! The booths have high walls so it's a very private setting if you take a booth. For appetizers we got well-presented olives bar for $5 (plenty of olives and good variety and they were warmed) and cured meat and cheese plate, that was $15 with ridiculous amount of food, easily enough for 6 people. 3 types of cured meat and 2 types of cheese, everything was delicious.\n\nAll pasta menus are available in half portions. we had black tagliatini for $15 and branzino wrapped in prosciutto and everything was very tasty. We also had two desserts for 3 people and that was a mistake as desserts were big so one is plenty to share among 3 people. Good list of dessert drinks as well.\n\nService was spectacular, very timely, we never felt left without attention and the waitress was very nice. We also had couple managers stop by and ask how everything went. Our total bill was $47 per person before tip for appetizers, entrees, desserts and more than one drink per person, I would say it's great price for such level of food and service.\n\nThe only thing that could be improved is density of the seating: add more high-top tables and more tables overall, otherwise the place feels just a tiny bit too underfilled.\n\nOverall this is my new most favorite place in Madison. Will come here for drinks instead of Merchant.


Cute place in an authentic setting. The restaurant has Scottish charm. The food was clean and hearty. Had a halibut carpaccio which was amazing. The staff was friendly. Met the owner who was just great. Highly recommend.


Giving 3 stars...\n\nVery pricy. $45.99 for weekdays dinner. Feel a bit over price compared to other places that I tried. I called earlier to confirm they have lobster and king crab before I went there. And they said they had lobster and king crab. That was the reason I chose Bacchanal. However, there was neither lobster nor king crab. I was disappointed a bit. \n\nHaving said that, food quality is excellent. Service is awesome.


Pitbull Pest Control got rid of things that crawl in the night successfully for us, without all of the usual poison.  This company has organic safe insecticide solutions which are much safer than the regular poison most exterminators use.  We find it reassuring as pet owners, to know that our pets are exposed to less poison... as exterminating is a necessity in Las Vegas.


Very entertaining!


HONEST. RELIABLE. CARING!!!!! \nHands down this is the ONLY place I come to when I need automotive replacements and repairs!!! I just changed by spark plugs and tightened my belt. Great service with great prices!! Recommend Hondoctors!!!!!


I caught a glimpse of this performance on \"So You Think You Can Dance\" so I had some idea of what I was going to see.  There was more dancing than acrobatics.  I am more a fan of the acrobatics.  There were a couple of duets and different arrangements of songs which I felt were ok.  The musicians are very talented.  I love seeing the band up front.\n\nIt was a good show that explained a lot about Elvis' life up to his time in Las Vegas.  I do not think I will be running back to see it anytime soon but I am glad I saw it.  I did not listen to much of Elvis' music while growing up, but this performance has made me realize how much I like Elvis Presley.


Open 24/7. I just have to say every time we come here the girls that work inside are very nice and if they get a chance they will talk with you. Since they see us at least once a week we talk more. It always is clean inside and they are usually stalked up on drinks and snacks etc. \nOf course we will be back.


I hate the Scottsdale location and Biltmore location is passable. Airport Blanco is superior for both food and service. Ask for Jodi.


If you're going here for some fun, then by all means have at it!  If you're considering this place for a league night, run the other way as fast as you can and NEVER look back. \n\nI have been on a league at this center now twice, first time was just a fun BS league and this time is a more serious, prize league.  The people that I have bowled with on both leagues have been lots of fun and very down to earth friendly, and the staff, well for the most part are wonderful.  However, there is this bartender that works who is a complete you know what and I'd rather literally walk out of the bowling center and go get another drink before having to deal with this guy; he is not friendly at all, I wish I knew his name, all I know is he works Thursdays.  \n\nAnyhow, the lanes themselves- let's talk about this tragedy that is Santa Fe bowling.  On my first league  I had to switch lanes I believe a total of 9 times in a 10 week league, and three times were in one day!  It was absolutely horrible, pins kept getting knocked down by the machine, the machine broke, the ball return didn't work, the computer system froze up- anything you can possibly think of went wrong.  One time myself and three other bowlers literally almost wiped out on the lane because of grease on the lane (one they moved us to after the other two didn't work) and I suppose they forgot to check it to make sure everything was fine.  This was on the fun league, but had it been on the prize league and I threw my ball in the gutter because of that, I would have been furious.  I'm not some psycho angry going to get you if you mess my game boup bowler either (I shudder to think how they'd react) I'm just a normal guy trying to do my best and win that prize fund!  \n\nAnyhow, lets flash forward to the new prize league I'm on.  The very first week, on the very first persons turn a pin knocks down.  We reset, it knocks down again, and again, and again, and again. Literally almost 6 or 7 times, finally we call them, they take almost 10 minutes to fix it.  She bowls, then my turn and guess what, it falls again, and again, and again! The people next to us were having the same problem, it repeated for them almost 25 minutes.  Finally the nightmare of an evening had ended.  Now I'm looking at going for my second week of bowling when I get a call from a teammate, \"Oh hey the lanes are broken, they said that we would need to reschedule for another night to bowl\"  So now, they have screwed up my whole schedule because I have fit things around Thursday night bowling;  I was livid and so were my teammates.  We start playing and guess what happens! You got it, pins are falling over, again and again and again; another twenty minutes there.  Just yesterday we had to make up a day for this Thursday because a couple of us will be out of town, so we start and about 15 minutes in right around the 5th frame first game, guess whaaaaaaaat! Oh yes, again!  I have another 29 weeks of this crap and its REALLY getting old.  After this league is over I will never come back to this place to bowl again until they fix their lanes.  I don't pay 15 bucks a week plus outrageous alcohol prices to deal with this, people have lives and work and we don't have 4+hours for what shouldn't be longer than a 3 hour set.  \n\nSanta Fe check yo stuff!


Blown away at horrible my experience!  I'll keep it short as I don't want to waste any more of my time in this place.  I took my wife and her parents and we went on a Sat afternoon - busy but not incredibly busy.  What went wrong??  .....ordered a bowl of soup and received a cup (without soup crackers).  I had to track down server and tell him.  He said he would bring another cup...it never came.  I ordered the grilled chicken sandwich and it came out with LESS THAN ROOM TEMP fries.  If that wasn't enough...the grilled sourdough from the sandwich was COLD!!  Needless to say, I provided feedback, did not accept any other food or compensation and will NEVER return!  Even though I can't stand Denny's I would have rather eaten there!!!  YUCK! Save your money and avoid this place!


I went here late night with some friends while in town for a bridal shower/bachelorette. very cool hip ambiance with classy decor. The cocktails were excellent. The New Fashioned is one of the best I've ever had. and the smores trifle?!?! AMAZING. I seriously was sad when I finished this dessert. I do not typically like very rich chocolate things but the marshmallow cream on top was a great touch. Will definitely return when visiting Charlotte.


The waiter was attentive and helpful.  The omelet was good.  But holy fatoosh don't order the grape leaves.  Yikes...it had some sort of reddish goo spread over one of the pieces, almost like the others had it scraped off.  Took one bite and sent it back.  The decor was like a yellow mausoleum with small cubby holes surrounding the dining room, like a place for an urn of ashes.  I guess the food would be hit and miss.  Thank goodness the omelet was good.


This place wasn't anything special, when we went most of their machines were broke and they only had 3 flavors to choose from, vanilla, some tart berry, and mango.... The yogurt was just ok, nothing stellar, the toppings bar was a huge mess and the place wasn't even crowded.  We probably won't be coming back here any time soon, i think it's location is the only reason why this place is still in business.


I'm sure excellent meals have been served here, however, the day that I visited was definitely NOT one of them. My husband and I ordered Poutine as a starter and found it \"okay\". You could definitely tell the fries were of the generic food service variety, and the gravy tasted as if it came straight from the jar. My husband ordered the pork shank and mash and was definitely let down. There was far more inedible fat and connective sinews than actual meat. I ordered the \"peppy\" pizza which was okay but wound up picking most of the pepperoni off because it was filled with hard gristle! I really wanted to give them a decent review, and I'm sure that other locations in MTL are decent, however, this one just didn't hit the mark- at all.


Classy and beautiful with pretty girls, pools, and poles \n\nI'd recommend bottle service here for convenience


Skipping breakfast was not a good idea. We were exhausted after a whole morning of non-stop walking, getting lost, and finally decided to eat. We chose this quaint little place because of the cheap lunch prices. \n\nI had the ceasar salad with chicken (that came with tomatoes and hard-boiled eggs) for only $7.99. My friend had a huge chicken sandwich with fries and that was only $5.99. Very generous portions and very filling. \n\nThe atmosphere is really nice....borderline fancy and casual at the same time. Great place for a quick and easy lunch. Don't expect great service with that kind of lunch price.


This is a very high end mall and not somewhere that I would buy anything. There are tons of fashion/clothes shops, so perhaps it's good if you like that sort of shopping. There is also an Apple store, which is cool. I visited on a Saturday afternoon. There was almost no parking available and the stores were overcrowded. For the number of large and fancy malls in the Phoenix area, this one doesn't measure up for me.


Spinach wrap for lunch was disgusting. Weird, pasty sauce. Whole place seems kind of dirty. Booths need to be wiped down. Don't go here unless you're an undergraduate with low standards.


Stayed from 6-27 to 7-2 2014. Have stayed many times and it has always been GREAT! Love this place. We are poker players and we really like the feel of the poker room. The rooms are top notch as always. Only thing I didn't really like was the room service. took 1 1/2 hours to get 1 item. but oh well. Will be back for sure! I miss it already


I stopped here out of annoyance of having to wait at another salon & wanting to get the ordeal over with. I wanted a trim, I didn't need a trim. \nI walked in and was told 10 minutes, I was okay with that considering the place before offered a 45 min wait. \nI was promptly greeted and seated after the 10 min wait. I explained I need a trim because I was getting my hair done in twists the next day. The stylist offered to do a protein treatment and I agreed because I understood its benefits. Prior to beginning the treatment I stated I wanted to retain length versus being even!!\nWe proceeded with the conditioning process and everything was okay until the trimming process started.  Somewhere in my spirit it felt wrong as I watched the ends fall to my shirt. I made a comment about it being too much and she assured me it was just 2 ringlets nothing more. Once she got to the front my heart begin to panic as I realized that her method for cutting was so wrong...at that point it was too late. \nI paid and I left, due to me having a delayed response with things I didn't truly see that her trim equaled more than 1 & 1/2 inches of my hair being cut off due to her IMAGINARY split ends until later!!! I'm beyond distraught as I went from 3 inches to almost bra strap length in less than 3 years with no trim, to be knocked back a bit. I went in hoping to increase my efforts in achieving a solid bra strap length before the year was over. Her CUT vs TRIM set me back to the length of my hair in the winter time. -sigh- ughhh I hate it!!\nThey got 2 stars for being nice and readily available but I despise this trim, regret it. Enough to make me finally sit down and write a review. I've done a lot that needed a Yelp response but playing with my hair just set me off completely!


Not very good the atmosphere was ok. The food was ok. We had a lot of kids with us and they were not that impressed also. There are better choices in Vegas.


Definitely a fan of Sushi Fever- it was a long time staple in our family's dinner plans. They have a lot of things going for them: good fish, open late, friendly service, and some really great rolls. I would suggest sitting at the sushi bar- it's a very pleasant experience between the sushi chefs and the other diners, who tend to be a friendly crowd. However, they have a split restaurant of sorts, one side with the sushi bar and tables, and the other with Teppanyaki. I generally prefer the sushi side, but I have gone with groups for Teppanyaki and it was also a good experience (consistently good food, great service, and not too loud), so if you're a big Teppanyaki fan, they do that well too!\nOne of the difficulties in finding sushi in Vegas is the tendency of restaurants on the strip to charge exorbitant prices for mediocre fish- Sushi Fever charges reasonable prices for good fish (and pretty good portions too!) and great service. \n\nHere are a few of my favorites:\n-Gail special roll (spicy tuna, more tuna, and ponzu- whats not to like?)\n-Screaming O\n-Yellowtail sashimi with jalape\u00f1o (this one is so good, it's tough to share!)


Go and get your drink on, they got a cute view thing going on outside, the bar feels small and quaint although it is in the nexus of several of the top restaurants at the Wynn.  The Acai Kiwi drink is packed with vitamin C, so keep telling yourself you are doing yourself a favor and you are not downing more booze.  This place sure has attitude, if you have a need to have a fancy cocktail, which we all do about once a day than take the parasol down and have a drink.


I found True Rest on Groupon so I purchased 2 sessions and brought my wife.  \n\nOur first visit, the people working were nice and everything went well.  The place is clean and has a nice vibe.  I felt better after the session as did my wife.  We considered their membership options but decided to hold off as we are moving and it looked like they are opening other locations.  We were looking at the 4 session a month plan.  I also own a small business and thought it would be a good gift to give some of by clients.  We told a lot of people great things about the place.\n\nI decided to do another float.  In looking at their website, I came across a promotion where it was $59.00 for a float and I would also get 10 minutes at the oxygen bar and a \"goodie bag\".  I came in, did my float, and then at check out I was told my bill was $79.00.  I told the woman I had a coupon and booked on their website using their code which confirmed the $59 rate.  She said that was for first time people only.  I told her it said nothing about this \"first time\" qualification on the coupon.  In the end, she charged me $69, no oxygen bar and no \"goodie bag\".\n\nI found the coupon and will attach the screen shot of it here in my review.  The problem I have with this business is it appears their marketing strategy is to offer very vaguely written intro pricing and its good one time only.  In the case with my coupon is example #1.  \n\nExample #2 is on my first visit when they said they can give me a free session and credit my Living Social coupon towards a membership.  I said I would like to do that the next time I come in, they said that offer is only good for first time customers.  \n\nExample #3 I went on living social to see if there were more sessions we could purchase while waiting to join.  There were, but then the small print said the pricing is only good for \"first time\" customers.  \n\nIt seems this business places a greater value on \"first time\" customers over repeat customers.  They scammed me on my repeat visit charging me initially $20 more then agreeing to \"just\" $10 more and giving me less than what I paid for.  I can only imagine how it would work signing up for one of their memberships, trying to cancel.  Its a nice place to try once, but your business will not be valued if you go back again.


The fries go inside, not on the side, of these deliciously messy sandwiches. \n\nPrimanti Bros. is a historical and must-visit destination if you are doing a food tour of Pittsburgh. They are known for their innovation of putting the french fries inside of your sandwich (truckers not only need to keep their eyes on the road, but they also need their potatoes). \n\nI got a pastrami with a pickle on the side and thoroughly enjoyed it. It was piled high with fries and coleslaw. It was surprisingly well assembled so things never got too out of control. \n\nOur waitress seemed hostile, yet in the end was very attentive and responsive. It added to the atmosphere and fit the vibe of the place, so it was all good. \n\nDefinitely check it out!


This casino is really really sad and outdated, HOWEVER, you must try to see the new exhibit, \"Bodies.\"  It's so great to have something like that in town.  I really enjoyed the Titanic exhibit as well, though it was a bit too expensive.  \nI think that I saw Bob Dole in the casino! Woo!


Quite possibly the worst barber shop on the planet. I have never seen haircuts take 45 minutes or longer.  I guess these guys are not interested in making money. If you have 3 hours to kill...this is your spot.


Is it the fault of the restaurant if we were being serve by a bad waiter? Wrong food given, The waiter doesn't pay much attention while talking to us and when our bill came it was also a mistake. Everything didn't turn out right! My wife and I stared at each other when the other customer said in a loud voice that this waiter did an good job for them. Maybe we started on a wrong foot or it's just a bad hair day for this waiter! Hey, not everything didn't turned out bad....THE FOOD WAS EXCELLENT. Maybe in my next visit I shall write a better review for this restaurant.


PAYMORE.    Just like all the other reviews.  I was swindled.   I returned the car 95% full on gas, they then decided to charge me 29$ for additional gas.    Oh and I love when they say it's only 200$ for the week.  Get back and random fees equal up to 430$.   \n\nHow are these people still open?   I want to call the Better Business Bureau


If you're vegetarian this place is not for you.   The food sucks.  I can make better veg byrani and paneer tikka masala at home.   I gave one star for naan roti.  Least they got that correct. I would not come here again.   I was expecting good food similar to Shalimar in northern California.


I used to pass by here a lot and always thought to myself 'Oh wow, this place (on the outside at least) looks like it could do with a branch at the luxurious, European-esque Tivoli Village'. On Friday 13th last week, the Oh My Godard Gallery was holding an art show and I noticed that this was along the way. \n\nSo I had my day mapped out: I was going to the gallery then getting myself a treat afterwards. Fast forward to me entering the cafe. There were these classy black and white framed photographs of celebrities that really caught my eyes - especially the ones of Audrey Hepburn, but it only went downhill from there. The tables looked disorderly. Some were placed in 2s with 5 chairs around it, some tables only had one, there were dirty plates unattended and visually, that impaired the whole outlook the cafe had on the outside. \n\nI was greeted with a friendly hello by the barristas, to which I ordered a big (and I mean, as-big-as-my-hand big) chocolate chip cookie. It was pretty good, nothing compared to Mrs. Fields but flavorful nonetheless. I just wish the melted chocolate chips didn't keep oozing out of the dough (apparently, one of the servers heated it before serving it up) On top of that, the cafe was playing club music (Toxic by Britney Spears, We Found Love by Rihanna etc.) Perhaps it makes sense to pump up some dance tunes because the cafe was located along the strip afterall, but to me, cafes are a place of ambiance, conversations and relaxation and the atmosphere didn't really garner that type of vibe. It felt like the cafe was trying too hard to appeal to all sorts of people that ultimately, it developed a concept with elements that just didn't match each other. \n\nCould've been better but I say, stick with Coffee Bean.


Big Black bugs in my bungalow room. They moved us up to a tower room.. the toilet was broken... Then moved us to a suite and housekeeping went through our stuff and took a pack of cigarettes. Staff rude. The only thing they got going is the wings. Will NEVER stay there again.


The employees and owner here are very skilled at what they do. Santiago is the best man to do tint, and the sales reps will do anything that can to help you with you custom auto needs. I do recommend!


I've been here twice. July 2013 my companion and I both ordered the mahi mahi and loved it. The atmosphere was great and walking around the District afterwards is always fun .\n\nWe returned in February 2014 for dinner again, this time I ordered a steak and he ordered a seafood medley. The seafood was great. The steak - bad. I ordered it pink/medium and it came well done and dry. Later we both suffered gastro distress (full on food poisoning symptoms for me), presumably from the seafood, as that was the only dish we shared.\n\nWe'll probably be back, since its a favorite for out of town guests. But our dinner selections may stay on the safe side.


I'm generally pretty patient and not one to complain (at least that's what I think, my BF may tell you something else), but we had the WORST experience ever here. The line for the buffet was ridiculous at 6 PM on Sunday night so we we to the Pancake House which was totally empty. Everything was fine when we placed our orders and got our drinks, but then we waited and waited and waited. Our waitress didn't even come by to give us an update. When we asked her what happened to our food she said ALL of these people are waiting for their food and gestured to the 3-4 other occupied tables as if the place was packed!\n\nIt seriously took about an hour before we got our food. When our food came we were informed that they had run out of french fries (wtf?!) and that we would be getting hash browns instead. First of all, how do they run out of fries when no one is there and second, their \"hash browns\" are really home potatoes. Sorry, I'm a stickler for details :) They must have also run out of hamburger buns because my bacon cheeseburger was on 2 pieces of toast!\n\nAnyway, this was the worst restaurant experience I've had in a LONG time. Obviously something was wrong because no one else seemed to have had such a horrible time. In the end, I guess it kind of worked out because they heavily discounted our bill and we only ended up paying $12 for 4 meals.


2.5 stars. I took out the 1/4 slab rib plate with mac and cheese and spicy Kansas City sauce for lunch (get take out, it appears no one actually eats here). The meat fell off the bone but was a little dry and needed something more - maybe salt? -, I guess why it is accompanied with the sauce to mask this. The mac and cheese was okay though you could tell it was pre-packaged. When I took it out of the container, the mac and cheese was a little cold and held its shape from the container. The sauce definitely made this meal good but if I can enjoy my BBQ without any sauce it is my preferred way (and add sauce to supplement the flavor). However the woman who was taking my order was incredibly sweet, loved to talk about her business, and was plentiful with sauce samples.


One word:  Awesome!!\nIf you've never ate  a burger at the Chuck Box, then you haven't really had the best burger ever made, period....\n\nIts a must for me to eat here once more before I leave  Az.


I just went in here looking for a leash for my dog and was so disgusted by how sad and sick the dogs they had looked I had to walk out...  Something needs to be done about this place!  All of those dogs should be rescued and they need to lose their license!


Cool hipster clothing shop, housed in a large colorful corner building in Plaza Milwood offers an assortment of modern fashions for men and women, although the offerings for men are more limited than for the ladies.  The usual assortment of hipster brands - Modern Amusement, Munsingwear, Ben Sherman and the like are represented.  The shop girls follow patrons around, but do not offer assistance unless asked, at least during our visit, perhaps there are a lot of thefts in the store that justifies this odd practice.\n\nStore mascot, Odie McMuffin, a mix breed dog was one of the highlights of the visit.


Fantastic breakfast in Uptown Waterloo. They have a simple menu that's well priced, and great coffee to match the food. \n\nFor lunch or dinner you'll also find a simple but complete menu that matches the beer available on tap. From a couple in house brews to some local classics you'll find something you like.


So happy I found these guys, Ac went out while it was 115 outside, 97 degrees in the house! I called 10 other places with \"24 hour  emergency service\" not one would come out. I called Caleb at 5:00pm he showed up at 5:30pm the same day and had us up and running by 6:30! I will be using these guys for all my future Ac needs!


Ok used to love this place when it first opened, key word used to.\nI will keep it short and simple the servers don't even know what is in a california roll. I always order a cali with all of my sushi because I find it refreshing, everyone knows that everywhere you go a california has crab avacado and cucumber. Well apparently not this place our roll came out and the sever fed us this line about how they were not putting cucumber in the roll anymore because it was cooked............. I know it made no sense to me either. I worked in a real sushi bar for many years so I know my suff, it is sad to me when I have to tell the servers what should be in a california roll. I am over this place.


\"Do good and be good; not to do any evil, to cultivate good, to purify one's mind- this is the teaching of the Buddhas.\" -CMM website\n\nChaiya Meditation Monastery hosts a monthly food fair that many attend for the inexpensive, tasty Thai food, with proceeds going towards paying the monastery's mortgage.  I've been to the food fair several times, but never really looked around the monastery grounds until this month.  Visitors are welcome to cross the colorful bridge and explore the outdoor meditation area that is obviously well-tended to by the monks and nuns who reside at the monastery.  At the time I walked through, it was only myself and one of the monks was there, doing a little gardening.  It's not a very large area, but it does have several beautiful Buddhist statues, a pavilion, a golden tower, and sidewalks that visitors can walk along to see this intimate place of worship.  According to the website, the monastery offers daily meditation classes that are open to the public, one from 9:00am-10:00am and another from 5:00-6:00pm.  For more info, go to www.chaiyacmm.org.\nI'm definitely not an expert on Buddhism, but from what I've seen of the monastery, it's obvious that the goal of providing a tranquil space for meditation and some peace for those of any religion (or no religion at all) has been met by Chaiya.


not a big fan of chain sushi restaurants, this place falls into that category. This a cookie cutter sushi place. I went here only because someone else was paying. If I'm paying I usually spring for more quality where the chef puts a little more soul into his craft.  If you want better sushi try a real sushi bar.


Stay away from this restaurant!.  Their food is loaded with grease, fat and soy sauce.  The most disgusting Chinese food I have ever eaten.  The only thing they do well is tape unwanted flyers/menus on resident's doors, no matter how many times you ask them to stop.


For Las Vegas, this is definitely \"as good as it gets\".  I love anything related to theater: musicals, plays, ballets, operas, orchestras, etc. and I have been to my share of performances in LA, SF, and NY.  And I believe that The Smith Center holds its own.  It is still brand new and still surrounded by a lot of construction, but that construction just means potential for even more artistic excellence and inspiration.    \n\nI came for \"An evening with David Sedaris\" in the Reynolds Hall, and even Mr. Sedaris called the venue \"lovely\" and a refreshing change from the stuffy and baroque style theaters that he frequently performs at.  Personally, it was also nice to watch a show without having to walk through a smoke filled casino with sounds of slot machines ringing in my ears.  Even more nice to not have to navigate my way around scantily clad drunk college kids with a yardstick of alcohol around their necks.  \n\nI purchased tickets online and was very impressed to see the \"view from your seat\" link, and after virtually sitting in almost every section, I decided to purchase tickets in the \"Right Dress Circle\" on the 3rd level and I was very pleased with our view of the stage and the acoustics.  From the moment that we drove onto the lot to the moment we left, the staff was very professional, friendly, and eager to help. It seemed that there were more staff than necessary, but perhaps they wanted to ensure a very smooth and seamless experience- and that it was.   \n\nI have already purchased tickets for future performances and am looking forward to visiting the Cabaret Jazz venue as well.  I am pretty sure I will be a season ticket holder soon because The Smith Center is definitely a world class performing arts center that Las Vegans can be proud to call their own.


I tried straberry waffle, it was fluffy and delicious... Coffe was ok. This is comparable with a Denis (if you ask me)\nI Did not expect to much from this restaurant; andIi liked what was served at my table.


So my kid was sick with a cough and then after three days seemed to get better. Then, the night of her seeming improvement she tanked. Chills, fever, and a back ache... (Red alert.) She fell asleep on the sofa as I cooked her dinner. I tried to wake her up but she was out cold (but with sweating.) I sat next to her trying to check her temperature when she suddenly sat up and said her stomach really hurt, so I ran with her to the bathroom. Just as I was congratulating myself on diverting disaster in her own words, \"Mommy I threw up a rainbow.\" If it had been a unicorn we would have been on our way to PCH, but after some cleaning up and a warm bath I got her back to bed. I stayed up until three in the morning until her fever broke, turning her pillow over to the cool side, and blowing cool air on her neck, and petting her hair and wishing her back to well. Wishing didn't work so I got on the phone. In the morning I called her amazing group of doctor's and got her in immediately. And that is how it is done at Camelback Pediatrics, they  always see her if I call and request it. Her Doctor is Dr. Alexander and my daughter is madly in love with him, especially at three... she would cover her mouth and smile and giggle like a little geisha. We both love her doctor... he is smart, laid back, has a great sense of humor, is great with kids, and he explains things in a way a first time mom can understand. (He's been doing it for over twenty years so he has it down.) When my kid didn't walk at almost two years his diagnosis... she was lazy (it was a joke but it made me feel better... as I am very lazy and I thought, finally, something she gets from me.) She was walking weeks later. I just needed to relax and stop doing all her bidding (yeah, she was talking almost the moment she came out of the womb bossing me around so why walk?) The staff is all friendly and accommodating and we have seen almost every doctor in the practice and they are all wonderful. The waiting room is set up so well patients wait on one side of the office and sick on the other (smart.) To bad my own doctor's office isn't run so well. I wish I could take credit for finding such an amazing doctor but my friend Pam gave me the good advice. So thanks Pam! And thanks to Dr. Alexander for taking such great care of my little rainbow maker...


The food is extremely awesome! It was my second time their but officially first to have a meal! I love their version of the loco moco! Servings are portioned very largely ! It's so amazing that it will give you a food coma! The house gravy is just simply delish!Oh I almost forgot their coffee bread Oh my gosh! Thats all i can say!


My second worst crepe experience ever!\n\nI ordered a cheese and prosciutto crepe. The crepe was almost thick as a pancake and really doughy. I like doughy crepes but they should be much thinner. It was also not very hot. The prosciutto was too thick and it was kind of too strong in flavor. Worst of all are the flimsy forks they give you. I had a hell of a time trying to cut the prosciutto.\n\nMy BF ordered a decent veggie crepe. Mushroom and spinach I think. This crepe was also doughy and thick. If it were not for this decent crepe I would give this place one star.\n\nThe coffee here is awful. I will never return.\n\nParking is a breeze usually and it's free. It's in the Paris parking structure.\n\nWhen we got here it was not too busy but when we passed by later on it was really packed. I really wonder why....The only cool thing here is checking out the stereotypical Parisian outfits the employees have to wear haha!


This is one of my boyfriends absolute favorite places to eat. He loves seafood, and so do I. I will say I love more traditional non-southern seafood so I only like a few menu items here. Fried oysters are good, the hush puppies are good obviously. He, on the other hand, will eat anything they give him. He loves the poboys especially. Overall, a great place. We keep coming back.


Greeted promptly... Ron III, was great!  very patient while my 3 year old jumped from bed to bed; and even played hide and seek with him...all while talking about what my options were.


24 hours is a joke at this location and the service is just as bad. They should change their name to \"We are out\". It really does not matter that we got a late night donut craving and headed about 25 miles out of our way late at night to fill that craving...what matters is getting our hearts set on certain flavors and more than 1/2 of the time we are barked at \"We are out\". Really? 24 hours and you are out of everything? Not even as much as an \"I am sorry, but we are out\" no just \"we are out\". Maybe keep the lobby open 24 hours so that when you are out of EVERYTHING customers can actually SEE that you are out and not waste their time hearing \"no\" that's a bad word in customer service, yes sometimes it is not possible to always say yes, but NO should not be the primary word in a business priding itself to be 24 hours. Can you imagine going to Wendys late at night and ordering a burger and being told \"We have no more meat in stock\"....well then what is the point of being 24 hours? I guess just to pay some pissed off cashier to do nothing, but get an attitude with her customers because they are sick of being told no.\n\nOnto the donuts, they were very good and flaky! I think my fave one was the chocolate with sprinkles. The raspberry one was OK at best....The filling was what I did not care for at all, but the actual donut was good! My husband liked the glazed the best. We both went there with our hearts set on a certain flavor and of course both left without those since this 24 hour location decided that stocking up was not a crucial part of being a good 24 hour location. I guess it is good that what we did get we, for the most part, liked enough to say we would go back......but maybe to another location if we were in the area.


Great place to grab a piece of pizza downtown!  We didn't go into the actual restaurant and order off menu but instead elected to sit at counter and choose slices out of the window (we were starving and can never agree on one pizza topping anyway).  The cooks were nice, the pizza was good and we all left full off our one enormous slice of pie.   Would definitely go back.


The crew here is the best...The hawaiian guy in the front makes you not even think about stealing. The mobile department always hooks it up when it comes to the best plans. Great staff!


Ok, went her last weekend because a friend of mine had heard good things about it. I know it from hearing about the West Hollywood location (popular celeb hangout, good food, etc.). We went here on a Saturday night and it wasn't all that busy (dinner was at 8 p.m.) Everything started out fine until we were waiting for our food and one of our guests spotted something interesting behind our booth, which was up against one of the walls of the restaurant. WTF??? Why was there a MASSIVE RAT TRAP behind our booth? (Picture to come) Is this place hiding something we don't know? That is absolutely disgusting. To top it off, our MINIATURE SIZED entree's came. Wow, this place is more of a rip off. My friend had the chicken yakitori (pint size chicken skewers). Wow $16! I had the hamachi ($22). Don't get me wrong, the food was pretty good but the price of the food certainly does not match the service of the place. Our waitress was at times horrible. My friend asked for a bottle of wine, which she was quoted as saying was between $29 and $35. She never came back to confirm that price and then she had the audacity to charge $48 for that bottle. She also added one too many orders of a bottle of sake. This place is just all wrong. I wouldn't bother wasting your money there.


They don't do AYCE :( but prices are reasonable otherwise..since we pretty much ONLY do all you can eat, we won't be back. Picked up a few rolls to go and quality was okay, not the best.


One of the bad cab companies we used during a recent Vegas trip.  The cab driver tried to long haul us when we asked him to drive us from the Rio to the Luxor.  Instead of jumping on the I-15 and exiting on Tropicana, he was going to take us one exit further, which would have cost us another $8-$10.\n\nWhen I asked him \"Dude, are you going to exit on Trop?\", he said \"You're going to the Luxor right? I'm taking you there.\".....I said \"I used to live here for many yrs, don't bulls__t me and exit on Trop.\"\n\nHe did and wasn't happy about it.  Guess what, he got $0 tip from me.  They get a % of their fare anyway and we can't control that....but the last thing I was going to do was give this guy a tip for trying to long haul me.\n\nReturn Factor - 5%


Let's talk food.  Started with the wings and they were very good.  Ordered the ribs for dinner.  They were not so tender and the flavor is just not that great, to me. The cole slaw fell flat.  No zest, no zing, flavor just not so great.  The fries were great.  Husband ordered the Steer Here sandwich and said it was pretty good, but he also was not a fan of the slaw.  Atmosphere was good but we left before the live music started.


I live in Florida currently but im moving close by here in about two months and while out on a trip looking for a place I tried it here.. my tech was very friendly and personable but my nails look like crap. I live in a small town here and have better luck.. The nails were shaped to be too narrow at the tip (which looks to me like dollar store press ons).. two of them are lifting (got them done yesterday, shouldnt be) I have dark polish on my skin and cuticles (she attempted to clean it off my skin but seemed like she was just going through the motions).. should have questioned why there were 3 techs in the shop and I was the only customer..


If I were ever to be grossly obese and it were due to the fact that I stuffed myself with Oregano's on a daily basis, I think I'd be willing to set my vanity aside and be quite content with that fact. \n\nNeedless to say, this is not a place to go while you are on a diet. This is the place to go when you want a good ol' fashioned carb overload Italian style. I consume more carbs in one meal here than I do in a month of eating at home. And I love every gluten filled bite of it. \n\nNotable items: \n\nCheesy bread - two foot long loaf of soft wonderful white bread slathered in garlic butter with oodles of melty cheddar cheese blend. GAWD. This is my favorite thing on the menu. I don't even try to pretend I'm not a gluttonous pig when it comes to this stuff and I always help myself to the last piece. \n\nWings- BIG FAT drumsticks. All of them. Honey hot is delish along with the buffalo. \n\nCaesar salad - holy crap their salads are huge. They have three sizes. The full (or whatever they call it) is big enough for four or five people to eat from if it isn't the main dish. \n\nBollo Pasta - with meatballs - Angel hair pasta and marinara with two huge meatballs, oh and the pasta is never ending. I have yet to see anyone get more than halfway through the first round though. *note angel hair being so thin sometimes the pasta has come out mushy(overcooked), all I've had to do was mention it and the problem was remedied in a very timely manner usually followed up by a manager visit, they don't mess around with customer service. \n\nPizookie - Obvi. \n\nNo, it isn't the best Italian I've EVER had but it is solid and consistent and really hits the spot when you want your fix. And the pricing is awesome. Lisa E, Nydia A and I binged at the one on Shea a couple of months ago, had the cheesy bread, wings and pizookie and our bill was $20. We sat there staring at the bill and each other dumbfounded for a couple of minutes. \n\nIf you don't like this place, all I have to say is \"Wanna PIZZA me?!\" ;)


First time in this WoB. From 9 attempts, 8 beers were sold out. Finally I found a beer from Poland which was in stock. I asked the bartender to see the bottle and later I realized the best before date was expired. (I told the server that it was expired, but no reaction from her)\n\nAfter drinking 3/4 of the beer (1 hour later), I felt very bad in my stomach and asked for water and a slice of bread. I got my water, but the server said that she would have to charge me for bread. So I took the cab back and my friends continued partying that night. \n\nWe all ate 6 hours ago the same kind of sub at subway and I was the only one feeling very bad. \n\nI'm German, so I am sorry for my non native English.


Service with a Smile!  The young man at the front counter was such a delight and a cutie too.  Everything looked so good that we were there for a while trying to decide what we wanted.  The young man answered all our questions and made quite a few suggests.  He suggested the carrot cake slice and the red velvet cake slice, which was perfect.  The carrot cake had so much fresh shredded carrots and moist and the red velvet was moist and not too sweet.  The frosting on both was lite and just right on the sweetness.  We also got the square Almond Bar, so lite and flaky and the almond taste really stands out.  I also looked through their sample book of cake designs and it had some pretty creative cakes.\n\nI will stop by for sure on my next visit to Las Vegas.


I expected this to be a lot better. It's a great compilation of Beatles music, but the acts weren't as spectacular. There was rollerblading, stomping, and break dancing, which wasn't what I expected from Cirque du Soleil. I was expecting to be blown away by my first show. \n\nIt was entertaining in that you had to look everywhere at once and it was whimsical. I'd also suggest sitting up higher in this show (cheaper!) because it's easier to see everything that way.\n\nNo pictures by the way.


Not worth the time let alone the money... Given I live close by I was really routing for the place and even went twice. Second chance was just as disappointing as the first.


Whoever built a mall at the corner of 77 and WT Harris Blvd has probably since been fired.  It deserves only two stars, but one extra is being awarded because it is by far the least crowded big mall in or near Charlotte.  It was slow before The Great Recession, and is still slow.  No longer can the recession be blamed for lack of business because if I go to Carolina Place, South park, or Concord Mills, I can't find a parking spot on the weekend.  This mall isn't even busy at Christmas time!  I think they may have been banking on 485 opening to the mall - which it did 3 years ago, but that hasn't helped business either.\n\nIt has your typical stores, most of which it shares with Carolina Place, and an AMC Theater which is only accessible from outside the mall (very odd for a mall theatre).  The food court is typical as is the mandatory Starbucks.  I do like that the main restrooms near the food court have waterless urinals - those things are awesome.\n\nThere also some decent restaurants like Bravo's but I generally don't go to a mall to go to restaurant.  The anchor stores are oddly placed - like Dillard's at the far end of the mall.  Most Dillard's are slow, so they don't need anything to hinder their business (hint - if you can't find a place to park at a mall and it has a Dillard's, there will usually be places to park).  \n\nThe mall also a cool \"man zone\" type place.  They have a couple of TVs with sports so you can watch tv while the significant other shops.  \n\nNorthlake isn't too bad for being a mall, but it's average at best.


Been here a couple of times and the view is so awesome. \n\nThe club itself is gross- like San Jose downtown gross. I can't believe people buy tables here... I guess if you MUST fit in some hip hop into your Vegas trip this is the place to go, but you also get the same hip hop crowd.  The view in itself is worth 3 stars though.


Terrible service experience! I went in to buy some tires, so I was waiting at the tire service counter with one person in front of me and another behind me. The advisor who was helping the person in front of me said to me I'll be with you in just a moment sir, at which I nodded and said that's fine. Well after about 10 mins I am still waiting... now the person in front of me is outside the store with the advisor, I am at the counter waiting for help, one person behind me. While I am at tbe counter, another advisor walks up to the person behind me and says how can I help you, and took them to another service counter. The person behind me was foreign, and obviously didn't get that what she was doing was rude behavior, however the Service Advisor should have! I waited 5 more minutes to no avail, I left the store, they lost a sale. Very unprofessional, I will not go here again.


We stumbled upon the Icon after another restaurant was too busy on a Friday night before a show.  What a find!  We had several dishes, all of which were excellent.  Our waiter was AWESOME.  After we left he ran down State St. to return a necklace my wife had dropped on the floor.  This was the cherry on top of the cake.  We will absolutely be back - the food, the ambiance, and the staff were all wonderful and this Madison jewel.


I'm a fan of LaCoste when I'm in the mood to look preppy with my polos, sweaters, and sundresses. \n\nThis store is tiny in comparison to the other stores I usually frequent. \n\nI didn't find the selection to be all that great, but I did find a really cute shirt to add to my preppy collection.


Good food and prices, but nothing that surprises. I could not taste any wood in the barbecue. The ribs were fall off the bone, and the cole slaw is excellent. I thought the staff very pleasant. If you are in Anthem, this is a reasonable place for a decent, reliable lunch.


I was quite taken with Flux.\n\nWith its airy fairy fronting and gift shop kitsch appeal, it stands out in an area lacking in shops of this variety. Although they are more common uptown, Flux is a saving grace for presents down at this end of Leith, where the shops otherwise consist of Homebase or the Ocean Terminal.\n\nIt sells some lovely, cute toys designed for children, but what strikes me most of all is its ethical stock collection. There are recycled products to be found in here, including new and ingenius creations made out of glass and old wood. A lot of the designers showcased in here are locals, and they have contributed to everything, from homewares to jewellery. Speaking of, the jewellery in here was delicate, ornate and had bespoke qualities, and a large quantity of Flux's ranges were made in sunny Scotland! \n\nQuirky, contemporary but quaint in its own unique way, Flux offer you something a little bit different from Scotland. Great for visitors who want to bring something beautiful and unusual back home, and equally as handy for locals looking for a high end present, Flux should be the first stop for people with expensive - but good - taste.


Cute place. The service was very good, really nice friendly waitress. The food was good. I had fish tacos, they were tasty. My husband's ribs were very good. My daughter tried the buffalo chicken salad and she really liked it. I would absolutely go here again.


Crazy, over-decorated, huge, kitchy, tourist-trap kind of experience. Should preface with the fact that we are vegetarian and were meeting a friend here who has wanted to check it out for a while. \n\nDrove up on a Saturday night at 7pm (apparently can't make reservations until after 8pm) and couldn't find any parking by the restaurant, weren't feeling in the mood for valet, so went down a decently sized hill to the extra parking lot. This resulted in us basically hiking to dinner, up a steep sidewalk with no stairs. Not sure how a family with any disabled or elderlies would handle this. Would have to pay for valet, I suppose. Walked to front door, hit with wall of \"cow smell\", and sure enough there was a HUGE longhorn just chillin out about ten feet away. Walked in, more ramps to hike up, finally made it to level ground at the front desk area. All the hostesses were basically wearing American flags for shirts and the servers were decked out in cowboy gear. We had a hard time getting the attention of the hostess taking names which was a little frustrating. We were surprised to be seated immediately having no reservation on Saturday night, but I suppose this place is SO HUGE that it isn't much of a problem for smaller parties. It took a couple minutes to get through the labyrinth and find our table, on the way passing the oh-so-popular slide that you can take from floor 2 to floor 1. \n\nSat down and tried to start a conversation, and were immediately interrupted by the triangle-wielding server army that came to the table next to us to sing Happy Birthday. Lots of banging and clanging served for a poor conversation atmosphere, and this was only the first of several birthday celebrations throughout our meal! We ordered a pitcher of the Arizona margarita to split between two people, and it was pretty darn huge. However the margarita was quite disappointing - all sugar and no alcohol. We finished the whole pitcher and felt nothing except slightly ill at the sugar content.\n\nWe ordered the one veggie menu item, the veggie burger. Our friends got the prime rib. The meal started with a large basket of fry bread and biscuits with regular and cinnamon butter, pretty standard but yummy. Then the server brought a huge salad for the table to share, tossed with ranch dressing. That was a nice touch that we didn't realize was included. The meal came, and we were pretty shocked to see that it included green beans, corn on the cob, steak fries, veggie chili, AND the burger!! We couldn't finish one meal between two people, and we are good eaters. Everything was good, but nothing special. The green beans seemed fresh though the corn did not. The steak fries were yummy. The burger was good (housemade I believe) but nothing special. Our friend really liked his prime rib. It looked well-prepared and gigantic, just like everything else in the joint. The meal ended with the server bringing a tin can full of cotton candy. Man, they just don't want you to live past 40 around here!!!\n\nFor vegetarians who never go to places like this, I'd say we had close to the best experience we could have expected. It is a loud atmosphere and everything is pretty pricy - however, you are paying for a MASSIVE amount of food, so I suppose it works out. Our takeaways: Definitely split a meal, do NOT get the margaritas, and don't come here for a classy place and intimate conversation. You are coming for the experience (and the pretty spectacular view!). We won't be back, but can't say the same for our meat-eating friends!


Garlic eggplants were good, pork chops over rice were good too !


Some of the best fried rice in the state. Seafood hotpot is amazing. Connoisseur cocktails you've never heard of...


It's a decent place but the food is hit or miss. I've had some great food as well as some really lousy stuff....once my wife sent her stuff back coz it seemed like it was a week old!\nOk to try sometime if u r in the neighborhood, but I wouldn't travel much for it.


I'll make this quick since it's my 2nd update. We tried the meatballs a couple nights ago & they were really good! Although, on their website it said there would be 6 ($2.95 I believe) & we only received 5. Their salads however weren't the greatest, we got a caesar ($4.95) & a greek ($6.95). The caesar was pretty good, but the greek was definitely lacking. Their pizza is the best though & that's why we continue to come here!


I have been a long time goer to this establishment from when I was a child with family pets to now living on my own with my own pets. I currently have an Irish Wolf Hound mix (Dakota) and a Snow Shoe Siamese cat (Rogue). The dog is 10 years old while the cat is 2 years old.\n\nThe receptionists are very friendly and will greet you upon entering and they even have a greeter dog named Cheeto. Dr. Costa has been my primary Vet since obtaining both my animals. She has dealt with Rogue since she was a six week old kitten and Rogue is a very picky cat. She doesn't like most human beings outside of me and does not like being held outside of me either. Dr. Costa has such a genuine touch that she has been able to pick up Rogue and calm her down in order to trim her nails down. I've very happy to have the ability to have a Vet like that.\n\nRecently, our dog Dakota had a tumor coming out of her eye. Not only was Dr. Costa successful in getting rid of the tumor, but she also during time of operation cut off a skin growth, cleaned Dakotas teeth, and removed a bad tooth. She took amazingly good care of my elderly dog and also kept it at an amazing price.\n\nThis staff is this whole hospital is amazing---receptionists, vet techs, and vets alike.\n\nBTW, they also have a Pet-Portal Website which is able track and log your pets information. Legacy is connected to this and will send you emails when its time for shots and vaccinations.


We had a great burger experience here!  I read other reviews and even though I was discouraged by the line, my husband wasn't and so we waited. We were encouraged by a passing waiter to sit at bar and was I glad we did!  (Although the line moved so quickly we didn't really get a jump ahead of any other orders.). I was excited to see so many local AZ beers on tap and hubby LOVED the fresh margarita with no premix. \n\nI chose the black bean burger. The goat cheese was a good cheese, but I'm not that into \" really goaty\" quality, so next time I'll order pepper Jack and be thrilled. Hubby got the bison burger,hesitating because they're typically dry. This one was fabulous!  \n\nI love this concept. I get that it's not really kid friendly without a kids' menu, but that's not important to me. It turned into a spontaneous date night with hubby instead, without rug rats running around!


This was probably one of the worst mistakes I've ever undertaken, and I'm including that apartment in the ghetto I signed a lease for because it was \"quaint\" and multiple men I really shouldn't have given as much of a chance as I did.\n\nBoyfriend and I thought we'd relive our childhood involving Pancho's from when we lived in North Phoenix and went to the one by Metrocenter. I had a birthday party at that one, and my party went to see Buffy the Vampire Slayer before eating (I'm talkin' Kristy Swanson here... yeah, totally super sweet). We both recalled fond memories of raising the little Mexican flag to get sopapillas.\n\nWalking in, and seeing that margaritas are not served as they should be, it was the ultimate in regret. \n\nme: \"Let's just go to Arriba. They don't have margs here, and that's really the only reason I wanted Mexican.\"\nman: \"Oh, come on. Where's your sense of adventure? I think I'll have a beer. (seeing look of disappointment on my face) Ohhhhkay, do you want to go to Arriba?\nme: (downtrodden) No, I guess we'll stay here.\n\nWe exit the line, $20 lighter, and find a seat. This place is filthy. The server, who calls me \"mija\" at least 18 times, I find delightful for the first time she says it. Then I hear her saying it to all of the other females at her tables. Cheating bitch. The extensive salsa line looks awesome, and I perk up a little, like, maybe this won't be so bad.\n\nWRONG. WRONG. WRONG.\n\nIt WAS bad. Everything was bad. The half naked children screaming, the white people everywhere thinking this is the bees knees of Mexican cuisine... it all adds up to probably the worst dining experience I have ever had. We promptly went to Arriba and drank a marg very quickly to forget about the pain.


Not a stellar location for Applebee's.  I am trying to forget the whole Ricky-Bobby thing and just be subjective.  What really loses me here is the menu.  Seriously high sodium fatty foods that always taste less than fresh.  I have to pass on these guys in the future.  \n\nThere is no compelling reason to eat here.  Lots of other good options in the area.\n\nThe Reuben is a salty mess.


Who doesnt love an in-Out-Burger when your bored or hungry late night and nothing else is open?? High Protein High Fat meal. Very good if your in your bulking stage of the year. Always friendly customer service and food is cooked in a timely manner thank you for the great meat!


Good food and drinks before going to a concert at the verizon wireless amphitheatre up the street. ~Cheers


My experience this time was not good my daughter tried on a costume and it was ripped before she tried it on they wanted me to purchase this I was going to a holloween party after. The owner was very rude i told him Im going to buy my kid a costume  but not the riped one i also said my brothers are going to purches costumes too The owner said you don't need to purches anything in my store.Every  year I shop here FOR KNOW THIS WON'T BE THE PLACE VERY BAD CUSTUMER SERVICE !


I couldn't agree more with Sabrina L. \nThe food is under average, especially for the prices they ask. \nService? What service? My wife wasn't hungry so she went for the \"a la carte menu\" instead of the buffet. When the waiter brought my food, he insisted on me eating it alone not sharing it with her. That was pretty embarrassing considering he said it out loud and all the tables around us heard it. \nThe only positive thing: decor is nice\nWill not return.


Great atmosphere & great beer but it took 45 minutes to get our food. When I walked in I was immediately impressed. Crowded restaurant on a Friday night, a great sign. There was a guitarist playing & the place was buzzing. The waitress recommended getting the beer sampler & I wasn't disappointed. The Dirty Blonde Ale & the Heffeweisen in particular were fantastic. When my friend arrived we ordered food & begin to chit chat & have a good time. After about a half hour we began to wonder where our food was. When the waitress started to avoid us we knew something was wrong. Finally after 45 minutes our food arrived.  My burger was decent but a little dry; it certainly wasn't the medium rare that I had ordered & it was definitely not worth the wait but after 45 minutes and some beer sampler I really needed some food. The waitress said they were unexpectedly busy. I may give them another chance just to see if she was right or if they've worked out their kitchen issues....& to try the beer again.


FIrst let me mention that I am a Chicago native and this means I know pizza.  This place serves the closest to Chicago style deep dish pizza I have found since leaving home.  (closer to Uno's and Connies than Giorgano's but we will take it). This could be because their other locations are all in Illinois. They also serve thin (sliced correctly, in squares), double crust, pan, and stuffed.  Upon being seated, the table receives (free) a basket of the most delightful garlic parmesan bread bites we have ever tasted.  These, plus a salad, would be enough for a normal person's dinner.  But no, get the pizza and take it home.  A medium deep dish will feed your house for the next few days, and warms up as delicious as first served.  Sadly, filling up on the bread and anticipating a pizza meal was not enough for us.  We also ordered the cheesy bacon fries.  We were overstuffed but not sorry.  These feature real bacon, two cheeses and dipping sauce.  We have never, ever, had fries this good.\nThe restaurant is cute and comfortable with Italian country decor, but a bit small.  A large party with children came in when we were in mid meal and we were asked to move to a booth so they could push all the tables on one side of the room together. We did not mind moving, unfortunately the large party with children in the small space subjected us to learning much more about the lives and activities of them and their children than we ever wanted or needed to know. Size feels like a real restaurant in Italy without the outdoor seating.They provide linen napkins but no tablecloths.  The staff provided regular check-ins to see if we needed anything, refilled beverages without being asked and the food was served promptly. The server was extremely patient with an elderly foursome who did not understand their check or how to use an entertainment coupon (close quarters, we heard it all clearly).\nIn summary, I would gladly chance the possibility of loud families in close quarters to feast on those delightful bread bites and the great pizza.


It's what i've come to expect from WF, although this store felt a little cluttered. I hit up the salad bar which was varied, but not as extensive as other WF's. The cheese section was not very impressive. I may checkout the one in Chandler.


Stopped in here for lunch today, joined by Arlin B, Robyn N & Mike C.  Scott's was a bit of a disappointment for me this time.  My expensive bowl of Kreplach Soup was lukewarm & only contained one little Kreplach the size of a Ping Pong ball!  Even the smaller cup sized soup should have two or three of them.  My corned beef sandwich was good but the service was only so-so.  Considering all of this and the prices, it's down to 3 Stars this time for Scott's.\n\nCorned Beef Sandwich $10.95, bowl of Kreplach Soup $7.95 (!)


ask me if i care if this place is overpriced? i don't. it's vegas. expect it. i'm so glad JPP was right next to the guest elevators. it was super conv. for me. and they didn't close til midnight. the dessert selection is endless! see the pics i uploaded. i tried a savory crepe and it was ehhhh. a bit gross. but whatever. i'm such a sweets person, idk why i didn't order a dessert crepe. drunk much? maybe. haha. anyway, i though the latte's i ordered every morning were spectacular. it totally healed me from my hangovers. lol. anyway, i can't wait to come back and stuff my face with more desserts! btw, most of the workers there were really friendly. it's possible they started remembering my face with my 2/3 visits per day. :)


In todays tight economy I really hate to speak ill  of a restaurant unless they deserve it this place does not... really.... BUT I was the only patron in the restaurant and had to get my own salt and pepper and i sat without a water refill as i ate my dinner untill i was almost finnished on the high note the baba ganoush was fair  at a  decent price  the salad was quite good fresh and crisp and the kafta kabob was dry should have had some tazeki with it to help moisten the meat . the lady/waitperson/maybe owner was nice enough but not overly intrested in making sure I had what i needed as I ate my dinner 3 stars is kinda pushin it .......the real question is would i go back?????   we'll see they did have some lunch specials 11am 3pm


This is the BEST sanctuary on the strip. They have incredible shakes and desserts and the patio is perfect for relaxing and watching the waterfall


I've had this place bookmarked for a year now.  This is located in the same lot as Einstein Bros Bagels, Mr. Sandwich and Wells Fargo across the street from UNLV. I was worried about this place being packed with students at lunch time but good thing it wasn't. The strip mall doesn't look promising but once you get inside the restaurant, it's a different world.\n\nI was meeting somebody for lunch but they were running a bit late but the servers kept me occupied. I'd definitely have to say the service was EXCELLENT. Very attentive, very friendly and they offered a high chair for the little man.\n\nWe had the Thai tea float, belly rice, salmon poke stack, 28GO roll, gogi beef waffle and J dog: kompleto.\n\nThai Tea Float:\nI love Thai tea and I love Thai tea float even more. The Thai tea itself tastes a bit different so I stirred the vanilla ice cream in there real well to mask the taste. I've had better but I appreciate this being on the menu. 3.5/5\n\nBelly Rice:\nTender braised pork belly served on steamed white rice with nori shreds and green onion on top. The sauce is sweet and tangy at the same time which cuts down the fattiness of the pork belly. 4/5\n\n28Salmon Poke Stack:\nFresh salmon cubes in sesame-soy blue agave nectar wasabi oil with seaweed salad, fried gyoza wrapper and greens. The dressing was mild and I think a little bit more of wasabi oil would make this dish pop. The fried gyoza wrapper added crunch. The salmon tasted fresh. 4/5\n\nGogi Beef Stuffed Waffle:\nBulgogi in a waffle folded in half served with syrup, 2 eggs and GOcatsup. Sweet bulgogi, sweet waffle. Very interesting combination. 4/5\n\n28GO Roll:\nPork belly, scallions wrapped in kimchee. Our server explained to us to start from bottom left to top right - mild to hot. You can barely taste the pork belly. But if you absolutely love kimchee, go ahead and try this dish. 3.5/5\n\nJ Dog: Kompleto:\nGrilled Kosher hotdog, kimchee, American cheese on a grilled hotdog bun. A little bit on the salty side. I think an Asian slaw would add the tang this was lacking to cut down the saltiness. 3.5/5\n\nTapas here are from $4-9.50. Entrees from $8.50-15. They also have ramen and desserts.


Coffee good as usual but incredibly long lines and slow service.  Almost seemed like there was something wring with their POS system.  Staff seemed frustrated too and weren't too friendly.  Plenty of other Starbucks nearby, avoid this one.


I came out for the weekend because I've got a players card and the hotel offered me 3 nights free with flight. So I figured what the hell. \n\nI checked in and got a Palace tower room with a view of the pool. It seemed like it took forever just to get to the right hotel elevators from the lobby compared to other hotels. The room itself was very spacious however the room it self-showed signs of wear and the bathroom was dated compared to other high end hotels I have stayed in the past. The bed itself was very uncomfortable. I woke up with a stiff neck. At one point the T.V remote stopped working and I needed to call the front desk to have someone come up and change the dead batteries. Also the doors of the rooms are so heavy that every time someone closes the door you can hear it slam and it didn't help that you could hear the people in the next room screaming all night.  The hotel pool itself was kinda cool it had a nice layout. But it seemed like there wasn't any pool waitresses or waiters to order any drinks + it was a little too conservative, too many families. This hotel also had it's pluses, It was in a great location of the strip so if you like show's you can get there by walking and the forum shops are located in the hotel which is nice. \n\nAll in all I had an ok time. I would be pissed if I had paid to stay here but this hotel is just not for me......


A night out!\n\nCiopinno with marinara. Antipasto (without any salad). Minestrone soup. Spinach salad with grilled salmon.\n\nWhat a spread!\n\nThe decor is artsy and tasteful. The service is above average. It's a great starter to evening.


Love to rock climb... But the staff at this gym were extremely rude and impatient! Won't be going back here because of them


I was killing time, and what better spot than a place that literally gives you that \"kid in a candystore\" feeling? \n\nI didn't want to be lugging bottles of soda to the Yelp event, but gotta head back for some of the interesting sodas. I rarely drink sodas because the conventional ones are boring and filled with junk. Give me a old time treat. \n\nI opted for some sweet treats. I was feeling like having some taffy. Their prices for the portion was great! Half bag is $3, full bag is $5.99....that sounds vague, but basically they eyeball it and a half bag was more like almost 3/4 of the bagful and a full bag is one brimming to topple. Quite a deal considering most select-a-taffy would be about $6 for not quite half.  From my childhood there were Sixlets. I dunno why I don't like M&Ms, but I loved those. I grabbed some Cup-o-Golds, a habit I got from my \"if I can Step all over him\" dad. It makes for a great stop to get a little gift for my stepdad since they have some of his favorites.\n\nIt's a fun store and there's not many places around like these.\n\nI didn't want to go too crazy this time around, but I will be back!


The moment I saw this food shop, I immediately thought of the movie Ms. Doubtfire, and felt this must be the kind of store to get food one pretends to have cooked! Everyone's happy and none the wiser.\n\nIt's the only store of its kind I've seen in Edinburgh, and I'm not surprised it's located in Bruntsfield! A La Carte prepares meals, which the customer buys frozen and the menu is really quite extensive. They do soups, poultry, pork, meat and vegetarian dishes as well as desserts, and whilst there are some fancy meals such as fruity moroccan lamb and leek filo tarts, a lot of the dishes are surprisingly simple and homey. Macaroni and cheese, shepherd's pie and meatballs and spaghetti are on the menu and capture the spirit of what most of the other dishes are like. I would personally make a lot of these meals myself rather than pay for them, but I guess some people go for this sort of thing.\nWhat excites me more about A La Carte are their baked goods, which are fresh each day! They do scones, cakes, bread etc, which I'm more than happy to buy.


I really want to like this place.  It's cute, has a full bar, and lovely people who work there.  I also went on a particularly memorable and wonderful date there which leaves me with warm and fuzzy feelings.  The food however, leaves me wishing I picked Cafe Du Jour instead every time.  Please let me tell you about the last four times I went to Gypsy:\n\n1) brunch on a weekend morning with friends.  They were out of most of the brunch dishes and my eggs were rubbery.  The worst was that when we ordered cappuccinos and lattes, they were out of milk, so they made them with HALF AND HALF.  As hideous as it sounds.\n\n2) Dinner with friends before a play.  I went safe and ordered a pasta with chicken and veggies.  It was a huge amount of pasta that was a bit oily and not flavorful.  Eh.  Mediocre.\n\n3) Weekday dinner with two friends.  I ordered the ribeye medium rare.  When the steak arrived it was grey and so well done I couldn't chew it easily.  I NEVER EVER send food back but I just had to this time.  The waiter was really apologetic and went into the back to solve the problem (for a good 20 minutes!) by this time my friends had mostly finished their food and I was going to just settle for eating the veggies and potatoes on the side and call it a day.  Then our waiter came back and said they couldn't make me another steak because that was the last steak in the house (yikes, kind of glad I didn't eat it - Anthony Bourdain's stories haunt me).  He did nicely offer to make me something else but by this time, it was pointless since my friends were done with dinner.  As a final blow they left the steak on the check and took forever to redo the check.\n\n4) (you went BACK? I hear you - but it was for a birthday party!) All I had was drinks and I had a simply wonderful time in a great atmosphere with fun people.  \n\nOverall, since I love food, I can't give this place a good rating but if you're looking to rent out a place with fun bohemian style for drinks it might be worth a try.


I've tried a few of their veg curries, and they're pretty disappointing. They were all seriously lacking in taste and quality. Maybe their non-veg curries are better...\nI understand that since they're so close to campus, they can get away with lower quality food, but still. I wouldn't recommend anyone go there if they're looking for good Indian food.


Overpriced. Only went because we had a coupon.  Service was OK but not overly friendly either.  Definitely don't need to go back...


Food's OK.  The staff wasn't that attentive, often the employees would huddle up and talk among their peers and forget about customer service all together.  When you try getting the waiters attention. They have this smirk on their face like they don't want to be bothered look.  If you the employee is or was having a bad day, then please don't pass that negative energy onto the customers.


This place was terrible. The pictures I saw on yelp did not match what was on the menu and the staff was awful. To top it off screaming kids and you can't even have a mimosa with your brunch.


The biodome is not a zoo, and it's not quite a botanical gardens.\n\nWe came this past weekend and found the longest line I have ever seen in my life. There were people everywhere. The line went all the way around the biodome, to the theater, then back again. We had paid for a taxi there, so we had little choice but to wait in line. It moved fast-ish though, I'd say we were outside for about an hour.\n\nOnce we got in I realized why there were so many people there - it was free day. So the good news was that there was no charge, the bad news was that because it was free there were thousands upon thousands of people there. Many more than I am sure is normal.\n\nAntarctic area was closed, so that congested the people even more and it was not at all an enjoyable experience. We were just a body of smelly humanity that surged forward en masse. There was no space or time to enjoy any of the exhibits.\n\nBut what am I going to do? Ask for my money back?


First time buying (used)travel trailer , definitely be the last buying from here. Whatever the sales staff says about not selling units that leak or have problems, get it all in writing before you , sign anything or buy anything.\nI was told by several staff members before and during my purchase how Findlay does testing and checks out used trailers before selling them and one of my concerns I told several staff members was my concerns about leaks because I was going to be traveling to Oregon for work and living in my travel trailer. Needless to say almost exactly a month to the day of me purchasing my travel trailer I'm up in Oregon and within 2 weeks of being here, rain storm and I have leaks. I talked to the assistant manager today and the first things he wanted to know was if I got it in writing about no leaks and if I had purchased an extended warranty ( not that I expected them to put any money towards the $750 I'm about to pay to have the roof resealed, I can be considered crazy but I'm not stupid) . With the answer to both of those being no, the conversation didn't go anywhere. He didn't show no concern for there being the ever slightest possibility of me being verbally miss led to believe that they do testing for leaks or anything. Not the slightest bit of remorse that I felt like my customer experience was a bad one. He did explain that it was my right to call and talk to the general manager tomorrow because today was his day off. As if he has to tell me that and I don't know it. Which I plan to. Like I said if they tell you something that makes it sound like that's gone the extra mile for quality & reassurance about a used unit , make them give it to you in writing before you purchase anything from here. \nJust to update my experience I tried to contact the manager twice within 3 weeks unfortunately he must of been too busy to answer the phone and I had to leave a voice message both times to which I still haven't received a call back 2 months  later.


It is alright.\n\nOrdered a chicken pita sandwich. The pita bread itself was good, wished more of the cucumber sauce, and the chicken was thick and enough - to make your money's worth. Just needed something else to give it a 4 or 5.\n\nOf course there are plenty of other options to go to, if not feeling for chicken pita sandwich.


Just like everyone else has already stated: the decor is quite nice in a south-west cowboy themed neighborhood bar with a good selection of draft beers and liquors. I was actually impressed that they had Angry Orchard: Crisp Apple on tap. Don't really see it that often. \n\nOur waitress made a few recommendations but because i just came from work i wanted to try something that didnt sound like the portion size was going to be pathetically small. Ended up grabbing the Grilled Beef Tips with a cup of chili.\n\nThe grilled beef tips were decent. There wasnt that much of a bbq marinated beef taste or even a heavy smokey taste associated with the grilling. Overall everything was subtle in taste. The beef i requested medium-rare and what i received was medium which is understandable as i dont expect a practical way to cook such small chunks to perfection without having to pierce a thermometer in there every minute.\n\nThe sides were about average. Broccoli and carrots which were steamed or boiled or even microwaved tossed in some butter. The potatoes were REALLY buttery which in turn made them undeniably good if not fattening.\n\nThe chili was actually pretty damn good. Nice chunks of tomatoes and beef, had a really nice flavor that wasnt too bland or overpowering but just right. \n\nOverall i would come here again because it's out of the norm for what i'm used to in a hang out spot or bar. The bar is nicely stocked with a few times i specifically look out for because it's what i drink and there's activities such as darts and bowling for a more interactive dining/drinking experience.\n\n\n\nYelp 100 - 043 of 100


The staff here are friendly and go out of their way to assist their customers.  I had an awesome experience with a female security officer when I was there gambling she assisted my disabled friend and I up to our room and was extremely courteous.


I stopped in the Albertson's on my way home because of a sale on Coke.  The store was clean and bright, and the clerk who checked me out couldn't have been friendlier.  Parking is OK here and it's easy off and back on Flamingo.


Nice for lunch and dinner, and fast enough for a work lunch. \n\nI got the Heirloom Tomato & Wood Roasted Corn salad with salmon added; delicious! The spiced watermelon and pickled radish in the salad are so good - never had watermelon or radish that way. \n\nService was quick, and we sat at a hightop near the open terrace. \n\nThey serve yaka mein, which I saw on Anthony Bourdain or Andrew Zimmern (I forget) once, which I am definitely going to try soon.


Sushi Imagine is NOT like eating a bunch of poison!\n\nImagine this; A sushi bar that is adorned with a tasteful amount of Beatles swag on the walls. Off to a good start already. Saturdays are reserved for Beatles only music while the rest of the week you can hear anything from Aerosmith to Zepplin playing in the background.\nThis place is a non-ayce place which causes you to be more thoughtful of your choices as to not have to take out a small loan in order to pay your bill since you're used to eating as much as you can stuff down your gullet at other places. Don't misunderstand me, this place is not expensive at all, we're just jaded a bit in this town with sushi prices based on the ayce model. \n\nThis place is refreshing! Small bar and dining that makes the quaintness of the place cozy as opposed to cramped.\nThe Service is Superb! You feel as if you are a guest rather than a customer. \nThe quality is exactly what you'd hope to find at a REAL Sushi Bar. Top quality ingredients with great attention to detail not only with Chef Aki  mastering his craft but from the kitchen staff as well. Chef Aki's rolls are very artistically done with much pride and enthusiasm as you might be able to tell from photos (try the Hello Kitty Roll).\n\nThe bonus to this place is their daily lunch special. Each day of the week has a different Bento Box Special  priced at just $5. McDonald's across the way can't match that price. So glad this place is close to home, just disappointed it took me a year to find it.\nIf you're lucky enough to spend $30 on your visit you get to spin their wheel at a chance to receive Imagine Cash ranging from $1-$50 usable on your future visit.


Not the best pizza in the world, nor the worst. Definitely something that I will not remember unless I come back and read this post and go, oh, I ordered pizza that night.\n\nI really came here because I heard that they served poutine, which I first had eaten whilst in Canada on one of my many Detroit Adventures.\n\nPoutine was good, no complaints, but again, much like the pizza, kind of forgettable. After this week is over, the chances I even remember the name of this place is slim to none. They were not good enough to remember and they were not bad enough to stand out.


Same as another poster I wish I could give them a 0. Truly the worst airline I have ever dealt with and I fly quite a bit. I have no problem with all the fees they make it very clear what their policy is from the beginning. But that is about the only thing good in my opinion.\n I was coming home from Ft Lauderdale and there were three flight leaving around the same time,  they only had 7 agents working We were in line for over an hour just to give them our bags, we already had our boarding passes. My son was meeting me in Ft Lauderdale flying out of Mesa, Az at 12:55am and after waiting an hour and a half then sitting on the plane they pulled him and 8 other people off because of weather they said they could not get to Ft Lauderdale. They gave the people nothing except a refund or a flight the next night at 12:55am so  my son had to sit in the airport for over 30 hours to wait for the next flight. Then I found out the flight did go all the way to Ft Lauderdale when I went to the counter. So I believe they lied to my son and the 8 other people. We had plans to go to Orlando when he got in, I ended up having to cancel and losing my money, then spending more money on getting a hotel in Ft Lauderdale\nI also noticed they are horrible about over booking the flights. I was on 4 different flights on this trip and there were always many people with other people already in their seats and we heard many comments from other passengers that this happens all the time. We also heard from a lot of people about them just canceling flights for no real reason and real soon to take off time.\nThe two planes that I was on had many broken seats and some had no tray tables. at one point the person on front of me put their seat back and was practically laying in my lap. The flight attendant just laughed and said \"yeah it must be broken\".  The shoddy maintenance inside the cabin really makes me worry about the parts we can't see. \nThere are more things but I do not have time to write them all. I highly recommend NOT!!!!!!! using this airline. It really is not worth the cheaper price and really if you bring bags or want water it really is not that much cheaper.


Wonderful food, terrible ambiance. Better for take-out, as the name would suggest. \nFantastic eggplant, beautiful curries, great drunken noodles. Swallow your capsaicin pride and order a notch low on the 1-10 scale; they don't mess around. The thai iced tea was not as good as I hoped, but it was free with a checkin, so I can't complain.\n\nFour stars overall for fantastic food minus terrible ambiance. You're going to a restaurant to eat, after all.


Great selection of beer. Plenty of it! The food is so-so. Typical bar-food. Very nice wait-staff and bar tenders. Large enough place to accommodate a busy night. Worth the stop.


I was so excited when the Burger Co. opened up a location on my side of town. I never went to the original location but heard nothing but great things about the food. \n\nThis Burger Co. is in a not so nice looking run down shopping center. Even though the outside looks shady you can tell that the inside can some work done.\n\nWhen I walked in today the smell of yummy burgers hit me. When I picked up the menu I was a little shocked at the highly priced items. Burger Co is by all means not a \"gourmet\" burger joint. The girl at the register was very nice. Took my to go order with no problems. \n\nThe cooks clearly had no idea what was going on. They couldn't read the ticket. Yelled to me across the counter a few times to verify my orders. When I go the order to my lunch destination they were completely sloppy and greasy everywhere. I ordered 2 medium burgers. One was medium rare and other was well done. For the amount that I paid for the meal I was expecting just a little more \"boom\" instead of getting a bland greasy mess. As a devoted burger lover I have to say that I will not think twice about coming here again.


Let me start by saying whatever happened to cooking Christmas dinner? I am Jewish, so for me Christmas= Chinese food, but apparently the secret is out. I went here tonight with the BF. We had made reservations for 7:30 and arrived at 7:20. The place was clearly understaffed as the two hostesses were running around like crazy acting as waitresses and bussers in addition to trying to host. As we stood there waiting for our table, about half of the tables in the restaurant left. You would think that this would make for a quick seating....surprise! It didn't. We waited for about 30 minutes to be seated. Additionally, several tables who did not have reservations were seated at the same time as us, which would have been fine if there were people working at this restaurant, but there weren't. So the BF and I sit there. The couple (without res) gets water, some small family that was seated at the same time gets water....we get nothing. The waitress comes around and takes their orders. Nothing. The family gets their appetizers and the waitress comes and takes their main entree order. Nothing. The other table gets their beers and sushi...still nothing! The hostess finally came by after at least twenty minutes and took our orders....we still do not have water. For real. And the place has gotten significantly less busy at this point. So we order the tangerine chicken and the pad kee mao with a 7/10 spiciness. We waited and waited. The other couple received entrees and just about finished them before we got our food. It was like we were in an episode of Seinfeld or something. The service was that bad. \n\nWe (finally) get our food and I will admit, the tangerine chicken was tasty. It was sweet and savory...pretty good. The problem is it was luke warm...like it had been sitting for awhile. Not cool. The pad kee mao was a disaster. First, it had about a 1-2 star spiciness level. Not spicy....at all. Second, in addition to not being spicy it was bland and kind of tasted like dishwater. Third, the veggies were still essentially raw. The dish was terrible. I have had much better (real) Thai food for a fraction of the price. We barely touched the dish, but no one showed us any concern or asked if our food was alright. The entire ordeal lasted one and half hours...for just entrees and water. Overall, the experience was terrible. \n\nI know what you're thinking....But Jennifer, it's Christmas!... Yes, I know it's Christmas, but I don't care, it isn't an excuse. I made a reservation. If they they did not have the space, they should have A) not given us a reservation or B) not let in walk ins when they had reservations. Whoever owns this restaurant should have put more thought into staffing for a night that they KNEW would be busy because they took reservations! It was unacceptable. The place only got a second star because the tangerine chicken was good, but I would be hesitant to go here again because apparently my business means nothing to this restaurant.


Bally's will do in a pinch but you can do much better in Las Vegas. Our recent two-night stay at Bally's included a bout with food poisoning from the their in-casino \"deli\". Apparently - a chicken-salad sandwich on a hot day/night was not a good idea. We think it was the chicken or mayo or both. \n\nOur room was nothing special. The carpet was old and wifey said the whole place smelled like \"old cigarette smoke\". \n\nThe Valet guy was rude when I went into the wrong lane. They have construction going on and I was confused. \n\nThe wait at check-in was lengthy. : ((\n\nWhat did we like? The view across the way of The Cromwell, and High Roller.


The service was awful! The food was awful! The overall experience... You guessed it... Awful! A group of us were there Tuesday night and waited 15 minutes before ever being greeted! Our drink order was wrong, and our food sucked! So very disappointed.


Their website doesn't work, and I tried the phone number and it isn't in service?


Best banana pudding in Charlotte!  Servers are friendly and southern, food is very good.  Be sure to ask about the specials, they often source these from King's farmers market.  They are also happy to share their secret ingredients on the banana pudding, salad dressing, etc.


The mansion fantastic. The grand entrance and picked up via the gold mgm limo. truly in awe the whole time.  the food the food the food.  foie soup, goldflaked curdled egg appetizer, dover sole, the maine lobster, bison, lamb, and the cheese and bread cart stood out. the degustation menu, fantastic. the meal fantastic. i can die now and be happy. Imma match the 16 degustation entree's with 16/16 judochops..well done 3 star michelin.  Dinner for two plus wine pair and bubbly and tip = under 1k. Next stop Jiro in japan. hiyaaa!


Tried this place on the advice of a Vegas local who highly recommend the place. Good place to try if you're craving some pho. \n\nOverall, food was good, nothing spectacular but nothing horrible either. The biggest down side was the service, they weren't rude but it was hard to find any help. Took a while for our server to take our order and for our food to come to us (bigger groups who came in after us received their food first). But after we received our meal, our server was nowhere to be found, we had to ask other servers passing by for help.


Nice patio, good food, and good service.  I'm not over-the-top on this place, but it's good to go there every once in awhile.  I think they cater to a slightly older demographic (say 30-60).  Put it this way, my parents love this place, we just like it.  If the vibe was a little bit younger and hipper, I would have given it four stars.


My first impression was not a good one. I walked in 30 min early, as requested, for paperwork. I signed in and was not acknowledged for about 10 minutes. Finally, I was called back up and given paperwork. The office was too hot and too packed. I think there are 5 providers but for every 1 person called back a half dozen came in and a high number of them were in house slippers. I think they also used the waiting room as daycare because there were a lot of children and noise.\nI saw Dr. Brill and was not impressed with his bedside manner or the dismissive tone he answered my questions. I do not feel that I was given any sort of consideration or reassurance. \nI was sent for an ultrasound at a different office and it was just as bad as the first. This office even had a receptionist who's bum was showing, in her scrubs. I watched a back office person reprimand a front office person and was asked to stand and wait while they \"caught up\". The amount of unprofessionalism was beyond comprehension. The last straw was the food on the floor in the ultrasound room. I will never set foot in these clinics again and I feel bad for any woman who thinks this is a normal office.\n** Update: I was just informed that I had been sent to collections for a lab bill from Dr. Brill's office. I had received no notification that I had an outstanding balance by mail or phone. Very annoyed.


One of Charlotte's best kept secrets on Eastway?  Maybe so, I never would have ever went into this place if my cousin told me how great it was. I did not know that they were affiliated with the other Charlotte locations. I love how they have some of the best \"New York Style Pizza\" in Charlotte. Most places that claim they have the best have garbage in my opinion. \n\n\nThe service is really great as well, our server would come by every few minutes to check on us and we would chat with him for a good bit too. Dining in makes me feel I am in a Romano's to some extent. The subs are good, I generally would get the meatball one.


The Tempe location always has excellent service.  I came here with a group of ladies from work celebrating the holidays during lunch.  Our server was attentive and very accommodating.  All our food and drink orders were right on and she new we were only lunch break so it came out pretty fast.  All our food was excellent, we all enjoyed our selections.  The server had no hesitation about bringing separate checks.  I will suggest Gordon Biersch for more luncheons with our work group in the future.


Absolute worst service ever. Been here for 1 1/2 hours and still no food. Manager ignored 3 requests to talk to us and when he finally came to our table he had an attitude. Waitress was non existent. Don't come here if you want to eat anytime soon.


Great for serious BBQ cookers. No better place to get supplies. If they don't have it that can usually get it.  Bring you truck because you will want to buy it all.  $18.00 for a 2 cubic foot bag of 1/2 cut logs I bought almond, peach and hickory today.  There is no other place to stock up on BBQ product in Vegas.


Love - Hate\n\nI have a hard time reconciling my emotions when it comes to IKEA. It seems to me all the products they carry that I really love are priced just as high as any other modern high-quality furniture  store like Bova (Tempe) or Copenhagen. \n\nI understand this is a college kids wet dream, but for quality furnishings I think you can do better with the same amount of money elsewhere.\n\nMost times I have visited I start to get stressed about halfway through the \"maze\" and really start to freak out; only to be consoled by 50-cent hotdogs...\n\nBEWARE: Any store powerful enough to have a public road named after it.


One of the worst dining experiences I have ever had.  The strip steak was sooooo bad, I finally asked to have it taken away and removed from my bill after the kitchen made2 efforts to correct it. My wifes salmon was dry. I also found it very poorly managed - had to walk among rows of extra chairs in the corridor (which needed cleaning and a fresh coat of paint) on my way to the restroom. DON'T BOTHER.


4 Stars??? Really people?? This place was horrendous! The only reason I ended up stopping by this place was because my grandma wanted to go to an older casino near the strip.\n\nWe parked up stairs and ended up taking the elevator down. As soon as I got in the elevator it stunk like 1950's old cigarettes and mold. When we got down to floor level, I was unimpressed. Now I know why they shut places like this down... they are an EYE SORE!\n\nI was told that they are going to remodel it or tear it down, whichever they choose, please choose it soon!\n\nI saw all the reviews of people who enjoy the cheap beers. If you want at a free beer, sit as a bar and put a dollar in the machine and get one. I ended up going to the bar and ordering one (I didn't have anymore cash to play the machines) and they charged me $16 for a double Jack and Coke. Ridiculous! \n\nAlso I wanted to play the $5 black jack and the tables were full the entire time I was there. And not to mention the stupid lines for the half price show tickets. Can't this half price tickets get their own booth or location?\n\nGO ELSE WHERE! THIS PLACE STINKS, LITERALLY!!


My daughter ordered something from Sephora about a week ago. Three days later it was \"delivered\" it was tossed in front of my door. Nobody ever knocked on our door! My son happened to go to the store and saw it on the ground. I live in an apartment complex and someone could've just picked it up. I wouldn't have know. I'm 10000000% positive nobody knocked because I have a loud chihuahua that goes crazy at the slightest knock and I was HOME all day. I have a another package coming in any day from Kohl's and unfortunately they're the \"delivery company\" I'm scared because this is my husbands Christmas gift. I pray it goes well