(...one-star for my girl who kept her cool when things went to sh*t...)\n\n*sigh*\n\nI used to like Tao.  Used to.  Past tense.  \nBut the reprehensible and abysmal customer service we recently encountered on numerous fronts border on cataclysmic.\n\nIll Communication... (Beastie Boys, 1993)\n10 days prior to Vegas, more than one person in our entourage attempted, valiantly and persistently to secure guest list accommodations, all to no avail, no recourse, no reply, no acknowledgment from Tao staff/management.  Fine... it happens.\n\nThe Tipping Point... (The Roots, 2004)\nSo, uncertain of our status on the guest list, we made a conscious effort to arrive early to stand in line, arrayed in a 16 girls to 6 guys ratio, the ladies looking delectably hot and the gents dapper smooth (or at least passable... meh!). For over an hour prior to opening, we stood there (at the front of the line), as did countless others behind us, until a security/bouncer announced, \"regrettably\" of course, that they had over booked the guest lists and no general admission guests would get in.  Hmmph...  Frustrating and a ridiculous, considering those guest-lists were in circulation all night and some idea that they were over-booked should have been evident much much sooner.  But fine... that kind of thing happens too, I suppose...\n\nBy All Means Necessary... (Boogie Down Productions, 1988)\nAt this point, KT, in her most tactful and professional demeanor (... and a vivaciously flattering top...), set out to see what could be done.  We were told to go ahead and just get in the guest-list line.  Then told we weren't on the guest-lists.  Then directed to speak with \"that guy\"... who told us to talk to \"this guy\"... who said to KT, \"Sorry, there's nothing I can do, try another club\".  Wow, really?\n\nStakes is High... (De La Soul, 1996)\nDuring the horrific menagerie outside, three friends, assured we would get in, threw down the $grand for table/bottle service and were awaiting our arrival inside.  Aghast that we were turned away, they negotiated for 7 of us (5 girls, 2 guys) to get in; the other half our crew had gotten in by just walking up to the counter as-if they were on the guest-lists (Bum Rush The Show... Public Enemy, 1987).  As it would turn out, another doorman would demand that we purchase another bottle @ $300 for the admission.  Hmmmm, really?  Your bottle service, as it were, allots 3 guests per bottle and there were only three people inside with three bottles.  Ludicrous.\n\nTougher Than Leather... (Run DMC, 1988)\nSo, we walked away... no club is worth that much stress, drama, and runaround.\n\nYeah, I used to like Tao... USED TO.\n_______________________________________\nBIG-UP BIG-UP BIG-UP!  Some of you guys were cool (clip-board guy with the faux-hawk and the Polynesian guys),for trying to do all you coulda/woulda for my girls/crew, thank you much anyway.


Her new salon is amazing!!! Check out her pictures...everything is so clean as always..I would suggest for now in the beginning to call in advance for early am appts. I'm sure as a new business its gotta be hard running 24hrs with out 24 hrs of consistent business! But Elaine is amazing and will accommodate I'm sure!!!  Lets help get her there she deserves it and we deserve the best service for our money which she delivers every time. I still stand by my five stars Elaine is amazing and know that even if Elaine cannot be the one to do your nails have faith in her judgement of employees she has high standards! AND.....while your there try the new mood changing gels holy cow im easily amused and I love my nails they are sooooo fun! Shes always up to date with all the new cool styles!


Called and asked if there was a wait for my wife and I to get spa pedicures. Lady avoided my question three times and assured me that I could get us in in 30 minutes. We get there and the place is packed. I asked again...is there a wait? Lady still avoids my question and sits us in the spa chair with our feet in the water. We sit...sit..sit..no one comes to start on us and my wife couldn't even pick out her color in advance. When we asked why we were waiting when I asked four times if there would be a wait, the lady said they're running behind. I said...uhh why didn't you just say that to begin with!? Why lie just to get us here!??? Avoid this place like the plague... Unethical business practices!!!


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.


One of the best and worst Las Vegas Experiences iv had. Now getting a Michael Angelo Suit with a Pool Table for under $500 a night on a Labor day Weekend last minute sounds great right? Well listen to this story. \n\nWe Went to Las Vegas a day early innately staying at the MGM so we needed a room and they were all out we got recommended to this place by someone working at MGM. \n\nNow we get there at first scared to go in because it looked like a MOTEL 8 from the outside. But we gave it a shot anyways. We walked in and it looked really cool at first so were like this is better then we thought. We made friends fast with Jen the girl working up front and soon checked out there rooms. The first room they gave us with there standard room which was small but nicely decorated that had a busted door so for security reasons we asked for a room change. Instead of getting a room change we decided to shell out the extra cash and get the Michael Angelo Suit. Honestly it was tacky and looked and smelled like a place a pimp would bring his hoes for a Orgy. But whatever we decided to make the best of it.\n\nThe girl who gave us the tour to the room mentioned that this hotel is NON-SMOKING but if u get the suit u can do whatever u want u can smoke there just crack open the window. Like a dumby we trusted her and smoked in the room to only find later  they hit ME with a $250 fee. The room was split between me and my cousin but i got hit with the fee. Then when i called them to ask for my money back they said they would give only half and i said fine. And then i saw my bill they didnt take it off i called back later they said oh yeah we were supposed to take it off but there manager reversed it and that if i want to pay half they decided i should have my cousin pay half of it which i was not going to do..There a bunch of let downs. \n\nMy advice is just stay away from this place its shady get a real room at a real place like Palazzo or MGM or Wynn were u can smoke at least and not get hit $250 for a cheep wanna be motel 8 turned into a \"LOCAL CRACK SPOT\" hotel.


Great gym. VERY HONEST \nGreat teachers very friendly \nAnd great kids program \nLose weight get in shape and kick some butt


Okay so the Forest Cafe is another place that has been reviewed a million times, but I feel I might still be able to offer some kind of valuable opinion.\n\nFirst off any faults I have with the Forest Cafe are nothing to do with it being vegetarian or vegan cafe. Again I feel like so many of the complaints about vegetarian places seem to confuse the fact that a place can be crap, like crap service and or crap cleanliness or crap food, regardless of it being vegetarian. In fact if the Forest Cafe did serve animal then its faults would be worse, for reasons we will come to. But for whats it's worth I don't agree with the fundamentalist view that  has been aired that animals were \"put on Earth\" to be eaten by humans (and I think most scientists would agree). I appreciate it's vegetarian/vegan stance, if nothing else its one more place vegetarians can go without having to worry about what's in their food. And as I have alluded to in other reviews, I'm sure meat eaters can still appreciate the occasional meat free dish in principal. Thus I don't find the fact that the Forest is vegetarian/vegan in itself to be a valid criticism (and suggesting vegetarianism is synonymous with hippyism is also ridiculous).\n\nANYWAY if you hadn't guessed from my ramblings already the Forest is a vegetarian cafe, as well as a meeting spot and venue. It's also volunteer run. As others have mentioned there is a sort of  \"hippy\", New Age aesthetic, although both those words are pretty meaningless.\n\nSo what are my problems with the Forest? My first is hygiene. Whilst the food can be just fine, and it's cheap too, the number of times I have been served dishes that have been lying out for too long, or the tables haven't been wiped in a long while. Can you see my point about meat now? The toilets have also been less than appealing on certain occasions in the past.\n\nThese are the sorts of things that bother me. I love that the Forest is volunteer run, I love that it's very liberal and relaxed about most, but those things need not be synonymous with disorganisation and uncleanliness. If anything that just furthers a stereotype that pervades some of these other reviews. My only other complaint is that whilst the Forest can be, as I have mentioned, a wonderfully open and easy going place where anyone can voice their opinion, it can contradictorily be a bit cliquey. I have found that some nights, during discussions and meetings, there are certain well known individuals who drown out and mock dissenting voices. It is the New Age eco dogmatic view in particular which seems to prevail without as much criticism as its deserves. Having said this, the Forest remains largely unhierarchal. And at how many other cafes can you even attend meeting and voice such opinions on how they are run in the first place?\n\nThe one thing I love and respect about the Forest is that you can go in and spend as much time as you like in there without buying a thing. How many places let you do that? I was recently thrown out of a pub after fifteen minutes of not buying anything while I was waiting for someone, and I was one of only three people in there! I like the Forest's stance on just being a place to \"hang\" if you so choose.\n\nSo whilst the Forest has so many great things going for it, there is room for improvement. Those anarchists and communitarians that use the Forest as a meeting place, should especially mind their own proclamations of unhierarchal social organisation, and its compatibility with order and effectiveness. The Forest needs to be a little more ordered and effective!


This was fun. Got a little board at times.


Decided to stay here for the 4th of July because we have a toddler now and just thought it would be more appropriate. We haven't been to vegas since our wedding in 2006. Vegas has changed a lot, but the hotel has not. There were pubic hairs and other \"things\" on our bathroom floor and counter. The rest of the room looked as though it doesn't ever get vacuumed, or cleaned period!  If we could have left and got our money back we would have. When we checked in there was no parking available and I mean none, no valet, no self parking, etc....  Unbelievable!!! We will definitely never being staying here again. I just thought this place would cater to kids and be more child friendly, but instead I have to worry about what he's touching every second!!' Nasty!!


I purchased a Hollywood Blvd cupcake as well as a Savannah Street treat.  The Hollywood Blvd cake tasted like it was purchased at my local Vons - not that that is a bad thing, but if I am purchasing cupcakes from a cupcake shoppe, I have higher expectations.  The frosting was extremely sugary - sort of like you want to barf after eating it.  The cake was moist but its flavor was overpowered by the frosting.\n\nThe Savannah Street cupcake was very blah.  The cake had a sort of waxy taste to it and the frosting flavor was much too weak.\n\nI was glad I had the opportunity to sample, but I will not be driving down Cupcake Lane any time soon.


If I could rate them 0 I would. I am still sitting on the side of the road waiting for them to arrive I called 3 hours ago and they said 75 minutes and they still are not here. Last I checked 75 minutes was 1 hour and 15 minutes. After reading all the reviews it's clear this company does not care about their reputation. I have say in the Arizona heat for 3 hours because of their lack of professionalism.  Do not use this company at all seriously call someone else. I just called another company because it's been 3.5 hours and I haven't even gotten an update or courtesy call. The other company said 1.5 hours give or take 15 minutes let's see who shows up first. I will update with answer soon\n\nCentral showed up after 4hours, I did cancel the other tow cause I'm not rude, but I will never use central towing again because they were not remotely close to the time promised even 30 min late would have been forgivable but 2 hours 45 min late in 100 degree weather is unacceptable. Then offering no discount or anything stay away


OK so another winner in this neighborhood besides Nicky's.  The Penna Parma was outstanding and the Parm crusted salmon over whole wheat artichoke ravioli with a white basil sauce on special tonight was a great combo and wonderfully executed.  Katie our server was professional AND personable and only added to our outstanding meal.....then there were the Pittsbugh natives seated nearby who were friendly and delightful to visit with.   WOW what a place.  The only downside is that its a little tight inside and a little loud but don't let that stop you!  Well worth the trip!


Meh. I've experienced better.\n\nYup, I don't think this is a 5-star hotel. I was unimpressed, and here's why:\n\n1) Took almost an hour to check-in. \n\n2) Requested a non-smoking room, but instead received a smoking room (11th floor) when the front desk told me they the non-smoking rooms were all unavailable. After leaving the lobby, I spoke with my co-worker, who waited behind me in line to check-in that went to another front desk representative, actually received a non-smoking room (30th floor). My front desk representative did offer me that they would switch me to a non-smoking room the next day because Housekeeping clean the room around the clock, and that they would leave me a message on my room phone with the new room # the next morning and I can just pack up my belongings and move effortlessly. That never happen.  \n \n3) I saw a bug crawled up on the left side of the bedsheet the first night I was there. Eek.\n \n4) Two lamps in my room did not work.\n\nI completed an online survey shortly after my stay (in March '13), and let the Guest Relations personnel know of my experience. They've offered me an upgrade to a Corner Suite. \n\nHow thoughtful of them. It would work if I decide to stay with them in the future. However, I really don't see myself returning to Aria. It's just not my cup of tea.


Wow...Ice cream benihanas! Ice cream made before your eyes on a ice pan. End result was great tasting fresh ice cream. Great Experience...take the kids and enjoy!


I stopped here occasionally when I'm in the mood for Mexican.   The food is good.   However the reason I go there is because The staff is always friendly.   It's like they're happy to see you.  Other than that it\"s just an okay place with good food


I heard many good things about this place and so was excited to try it out.\n\nMy friends and I ordered the Thai Beef Salad, Asian Chicken Salad, Monsters Meatball and Spaghetti, and Grilled Salmon. We were extremely disappointed. I don't even know what the meatballs tasted like. The spaghetti and salad dressings were BAD. The rice was hard. The salmon was a-ok, but the portion was small compared to other dishes.\n\nOn the bright side, I tried their famous frozen hot chocolate, and I loved it! We all loved it! Totally made my experience better. \n\nI don't know if we didn't order the right food, but I'm definitely not coming back here for their food, ONLY FOR DESSERT!


The prices are great but the wait is CRAZY just for picking up birth control that I called in on Monday it has taken me more than an hour. I finally got called but they can't find my pills I ordered four days ago.. Now I'm still waiting and I'll be surprised if they actually do anything for me. I should have known.. The first time I came here for my initial visit it took two hours with an appointment.. That's only 30 minutes of actually being in the back getting checked up and an hour and a half of wIt time! :( the only person that could finally help me was Adrianna! Thank you!


Holy smokes crazy tea place you are crazy. it would have been a 5, but i got 'guilted' out of getting coffee when i was told I was ordering the last cup (after i relented, someone else just ordered after me). granted, it was Christmas Eve and people the employees wanted to go home.\n\nThe excitement about this place is evident from my mom's enthusiasm about the place as a tea expert. In the tea arena, i have seen no equal. The mustached tea guru who works there literally puts together the different teas - and has an intimate knowledge of each.


I went to lunch here today and ordered a barn burger with crispy zucchini.  The burger was luke warm and seemed like it was sitting there for a while.  The cheese was not melted.  Towards the end, I could not eat the burger.  The zucchini was hot and fresh but there was no seasoning on it and it tasted very bland.  The onion rings were freshly fried but had the same bland batter.\n\nThe staff was very nice and friendly.  The food came out fast and the restaurant was very clean.


I would never reccommend this location to anyone. First I had to wait ten minutes to get to order my food. When I get up I start my order then he went silent said \" im sorry what was that again\" so i went over half the order and he never replied back I said hello and no reply about 4 mins later he wants me to announce my order again. ONE CAR WAS IN FRONT OF ME. place was not busy, I worked in the food service for 5 years thru college and never had something like this happen at my places. if it did i would have been fired. after i make the order and get to the window 15 mins after i decided to go here and not wendys next door, he tells the only car infront of me to pull forward. well he only pulled so far forward or he would be in oncoming traffic but yet it wasnt far enough for my 4 door car to get out and around. when i told the guy that took my order i didnt have time to wait 20 more mins and how long would my food take before i paid him he said should be ready in 5 mins. 20 mins later the guy in front of me gets out of his car walks in and takes  1 bag of food, at the same time i turned and this guy gave me my food. so for about 35 mins took me for a order of two combos and they call it fast food. The guy didnt even address the situation just said sorry for the delay. I wrote churchs chicken website and never heard back. I also called and they said the manager was not there he would call me back. never heard back. horrible store dont go !! with that service they will have to shut down unless they revamp the staff.  worst experience in my life!!!


This is the absolute, bar none, sweetest pizza ever. By sweet I mean sugary. The sauce is ridiculous. And I could tolerate it if it was the natural sweetness of tomatoes; it is not. They dumped an obscene amount of sugar in there. I couldn't even taste the cheese or the vegetables on the pizza. The only savory taste came from the meatballs, which were not that great. I also had their cheesecake. Not horrible, with a nice cheese tang, but again ungodly sweet for cheesecake. I ordered strawberry cheesecake. It came with a strawberry \"topping\", and that is used loosely. This had to be the worst topping/jam I have ever eaten. Nothing but sugar, and no fruit taste.


When I walked in and saw the person at the front desk on a personal call, I knew I should have turned around and left. She did not end the call while I stood there. There was no one else in the waiting room. If I was feeling better I would have found some place else to go. \nShe finally finishes her call and acknowledges me. I complete the required paperwork. I go to bring it to her and she is on another call with a patient. She saw me walk up with my paperwork and place it on the counter in front of her. Another person walks in, she ends her call and proceeds to help the next person, after taking all her info she stands up and says to me \"why didn't you tell me you completed your paperwork\". I did not even answer her as I knew I would have been rude. She calls me up, tells me I have to pay completes the transaction. I sit back down. The lady from back calls me back. Asks what is wrong, asks about medicines I am taking and my history. I am telling her everything, and she keeps asking me how do you spell it. Everything I said she could not spell. OK, I know medicines and diagnosis are not easy to spell but seriously, I was getting pretty annoyed at this. Plus all the while she is sniffling, I was already sick and the last thing I need is for it to get worse. \nThe Doctor came in a few minutes later, and says hello and says you have the flu. Alrighty then, I could have told her that myself. that is why I have not gone anywhere till today. She finally says well let me take a look, we are talking about my headaches, she says well I can't diagnosis headaches, you should to to the ER for a cat scan. That was it for me. A cat scan for the flu. She tells me to rest for two more days she will give me a note for my employer. Pick up the note up front. I get back to the front ask for my note. My favorite receptionists says we only give those if you ask. I reply the Doctor told me to come get it, not the other way around. I honestly could not take another minute of this so called urgent care. I said i do not need the note and left. I do not need the note. I do not call in to work, so I am not worried. \nThe bottom line is this place is a sham for an urgent care. If you are ill, honestly go to your own Dr. if you can, Even quick care is better than this. \nI give it two stars because my crankiness may be playing a part in how I am writing this. I am trying to be fair., by taking into consideration I do not feel well.


I called toward the end of the night so I'm not really surprised that the lady that picked up seemed a bit passive-aggressive when I told her I wasn't ready to order and was just asking how late they were open. I called a few minutes later and they told me that it would take an hour since the driver would be taking the pizza on his way home. The driver was a nice, older gentleman. When he called, for some reason my phone didn't register it, so he texted me, and that was nice. I apologised for that and he said he didn't mind.\nTheir pizza smelled fantastic and would probably be great if it were just cheese, but the one we ordered had pineapple only as the topping, and the savoury flavours didn't quite mesh with the sweetness of the pineapple. It was also weird because the pizza smelt heavily of garlic, yet it was nowhere to be tasted. The cheese had a good texture that was chewy in a positive way- not to soft, or too tough- and their crust smelled good but tasted pretty generically bland. We had been really excited to try it because of the smell, so it's unfortunate that it didn't turn out so well.


Summerlin's newest restaurant - Sea Stone, has replaced Hannah's!  \n\nYesterday's red carpeted grand opening gave me the chance to sample their food and wine menu.  It appears they kept the original inside dcor and the running water above and below creates a serene atmosphere.\n\nDescribing their food as 'sushi & gourmet fusion', you see a range of Asian techniques in their cooking.  \n\n* Boca Park Roll (Deep fried yellowtail topped with spicy tuna and scallions, served with eel sauce and spicy aioli.) - My favorite of those offered - eat it while it's hot!\n\n* Cucumber Wrap (A riceless sushi adventure with tuna, salmon, albacore, crab, avocado, and kaiware wrapped with cucumber.) - It's refreshing and light, and a nice contrast against other rolls with heavy sauces.\n\n* 9th Isle (Spicy tuna roll with spicy shrimp tempura, cucumber and kaiware sprouts served with sweet glazed unagi.) - Eel lovers and those scared off by the raw will enjoy this roll.\n\n* TNT (California roll topped with baked rock shrimp, shitake mushroom, and scallop with creamy aioli and sweet onion sauce.) - The mushroom topping dominates.\n\n* Baja Roll (California roll topped with marinated tuna, tomato, flying fish roe and green onion.) - One again, the toppings are coming off, but refreshing with the tomatoes.\n\n* Sea Stone Rainbow (A riceless sushi delight made with ahi tuna, salmon, snapper, and crab mix, rolled in soybean paper and served with balsamic-mango reduction.) - Reminds me of a spring roll and enjoyable for those watching their carb intake.\n\nDim sum offerings included the shrimp puff, which came with a mayo dipping sauce.  It was loaded with shrimp and yummy when eaten hot.  I also tried the steamed pork and vegetable purse, aka siu mai or pork dumpling.  These were standard with other dim sum restaurants.\n\nOne of my favorites was the Peanut Crusted Hibachi Satays (Grilled chicken thighs with cilantro, Fresno chiles, lemongrass, coconut, and soy peanut vinaigrette.).  It was full of flavor and the sauce was delicious!  The Beef Negimayaki (Tender and juicy teriyaki beef skewers with scallion kimchi filling, garlic and a light tomato relish.) was okay, the beef was rolled around the scallion and skewered, didn't taste as exception as it sounded.  The Stuffed Ahi Carpaccio (Thinly sliced ahi rolled around crab ceviche with jalapeno, salsa, baby greens and a ponzu glaze.) had a bit of caviar on top that made it decadent.\n\nA nice twist was the Haricot Vert & Asparagus Salad (Tomato concassee, frisee, chevre cheese and glazed walnuts with mustard vinaigrette.) which can be heavy with the goat cheese.  The nuts provide a sweet and crunchy texture to the softness of the cheese.\n\nOf the entre samples, my favorite was the Baked Miso Yaki Butterfish (Shiro miso, sake, mirin and ginger, served with braised coconut rice.).  The fish was soft and silky and the rice was like butter, so good!  The Grilled Black Angus Strip (Roasted garlic herb butter, served with cured tomatoes and roasted sweet potatoes.) wasn't as tender as I had hoped, but the potatoes were a lovely treat!  I heard great things about the Potato-Crusted Salmon (Served with stir-fried vegetables and a ginger lime butter sauce.), but it didn't live up to the excitement.  The potatoes were shoe-string and would come off in one piece and the salmon was standard.  The stir-fried veggies were julienne-cut, so the flavors were muddled together.  The Braised Tofu with Spicy Tomato Black Bean Sauce (Soft tofu coated in potato starch and fried in vegetable oil, braised in vegetable stock, soy and chili sauce and served with tomato concassee and black beans.) is typical of what I find at Chinese restaurants.  However, the tomato added a slight contrast that made it unique and possibly, a vegetarian's dream.  \n\nWith all the heavy eating, I was pleased with their dessert offerings.  They had two sweets to choose from - the Chocolate Zen and the White Chocolate Bliss.  I preferred the chocolate with its flourless, ganache-glazed dark chocolate cake over the white chocolate and coconut sponge cake.\n\nNot only did Sea Stone go all out on the food, they provided ample wine and sake tasting.  They had an extensive wine list, but their sake list is what kept me happy.  Not only do they offer traditional sake, but those who enjoy the sweeter side of life will enjoy Hana's fruit-based ones (Fuji Apple, Raspberry, and Lychee) and the Star Rabbit \"Blueberry Infused\" sparkling sake.  I'm a big fan of the sweet stuff, but the new discovery of the blueberry sparkling one was a fab find!\n\nOverall, Sea Stone is another Asian fusion restaurant in the Vegas scene.  Their market is different being off strip though and based in Boca Park.  They have a nice outdoor lounge area that would be great for after work dinner drinks and eats.  They offer some typical Asian fare and sushi, and some unique concoctions as well.  I'd be back to sample their other creative inventions.


I would never go anywhere else in the area, I have tried the one by Fry's, Safeway, and on Grand.. None of them are as nice and knowledgable as this group of people. Great job Do My Nails!  Almost forgot their new spa chairs, amazing to say the least.


Today is Administrative Assistant's Day, YAY, so our school's parent club took us all out to lunch here.  There were about 20 ladies all together and we arrived pretty much the second they opened.  They had a table all set up for us and ready to go.  We were immediately brought chips and salsa.\n\nThe chips were very plain, but I kept eating them.  Our bowls of chips were never empty.  We only had one girl taking care of our whole table, but after a couple rounds of refilled sodas she seemed to be getting the hang of it.  We kept her pretty busy but she handled it well.  The kitchen however, had a little difficulty and there was about a 15 minute difference between the time the first person was served and the last person.  Oh well, we all got our food and it was all correct.\n\nI ordered the cheese enchilada and chimichanga (a mini one) combination plate.  The beans that came with the dish were sprinkled with cheese and very tasty.  They were surprisingly smooth and buttery, I'm not really picky about the beans.  The enchilada was a big fat disappointment to me because there were onions inside.  I thought it would just have cheese, because everywhere else I have gone and gotten a cheese enchilada it was just plain inside.  The chimichanga was actually really good to my picky palate.  The shredded beef was flavorful and juicy.  It was also covered in cheese, and that is always a good thing in book.  I could also do without the shredded lettuce on my plate.  I'm not sure what purpose it served.\n\nOverall, it was a pretty decent experience.  The food was fine, the company was fun, and the service was pretty damn good considering our large numbers and needy ladies.


This club is really cool, great place to take your girl for drinks and still be able to talk to her. Cheap to get in, elevator ride up is fun because you see the whole strip up. The view from the club itself is amazing, drinks are pricey but well made and strong. Must check it out.


Had the fried shallot salmon roll, awesome! Very fair prices and a nice atmosphere. Can't go wrong.


We were very excited when this place opened! We really have never had a terrible experience. Our last experience was the first time the we just did not enjoy our food. Our server Lindsey was very nice and she noticed that we were not really eating and offered to grab us something else. We declined but the manager James came over and insisted they get us something else to make up for it not being to our taste. Then who I believe was the cook came out and just said, if you guys want some dessert, let us know and it will be on us! They were really fantastic with trying to make sure we were happy. We did not end up having dessert because we were full but the gesture was very nice. One of the bartenders who was getting off of his shift even came over and said hi to us because he recognized us from coming in a few times before. When it comes to the food, the Pretzel with Beer Cheese is the best! Make sure it is soft though! The beer selection is great and the knowledge is pretty good when it comes to the servers. If they don't know, they always suggest you try it which is awesome because you can try until you find something you really like! Great job guys!


I had lunch today, and my instincts were right when I first walked in through the door. Unfortunately, I didn't listen to my instincts. 1. The two waiters were dressed in street clothing, and didn't speak a word of ENG. 2. I asked for a mango lassi and got  \"nothing served through the course of my meal.\" 3. The tables had spoons and knives, but no forks. I think by now, I should have walked out the door, but wanted to try this place. Gee, what is wrong with me? \n\nThe food was tasteless, no salt, not flavor and diluted curries. by this I mean, additional water was added to the sauces and this process diluted the curries!!!! ( Wow!, cost control and quality control is definitely not part of their vocabulary here).The temp. was lukewarm and the quality of ingredients used were extremely poor. This is the first time I have ever had a bad meal at an Indian Restaurant, in the 20 yrs. tasting Las Vegas! PLEASE do not visit this place or you will end up with hear burn all day long, like I have. It's 11pm now and I am still feeling sick from my 1pm luncheon. Unless you have an enemy in your contact list, send them there. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE TO ANYONE, even your worst enemy!


Me and my girlfriend went here on our date night, since its less than a mile from our place! We got seated pretty fast, but it went downhill from there. Our waiter was nowhere to be seen, and at least 3 employees passed us by without saying a word. We were hungry and thirsty but after 10 minutes of waiting, we decided that they didn't need our business and we left! Very disappointed!! Luckily there is a Garcias right down the street, and we had excellent service as usual.. Don't waste your valuable time on La Fonda's


The place is mainly eh. The sashimi tastes like its B quality from the supermarket. Go to Red or Unami instead.


Nove was an interesting Italian place.  At the top of the Palms, I was expecting a bit more for the price.  Our meal was very expensive and unfortunately, I did not like what I ordered.  The server said the Seafood Spaghetti was their signature dish and honestly, I would be embarrassed if this were my restaurants signature dish.  Nove was a decent experience but I will probably not return.  I really wanted to love this place, but I just didn't.


A friend and I came here to grab lunch during our stay in Montreal and I was really pleased with the selection of ready made foods they had for us to choose from.\n\nThe staff here was very friendly, and I spent less than $15 for food that would have cost twice that in New Orleans.\n\nI left with pineapple chicken, egg roll, macaroni salad, two boxes of cookies, and some other items I can't recall at the moment and they were all delicious.  \n\nI was pleased with our choices, I would recommend stopping in if you are in a rush and want a lot of options for lunch!


I hardly ever go to this location and today I went there with friends. It was empty, overpriced and the beef on the rice was cold. Very disappointing. The one on Decatur is on their game though! :)


I was on my way back to Cali from Vegas one late Sunday night when my car broke down by the Primm Valley Resort and Casino. Turned out my alternator needed to be replaced. I had no choice but to call out from work the next day and get it fixed. I did not know of any auto shops around the area and there was no way I was gonna tow my car back to Cali. I decided to yelp auto shops and this was the first one that came up. I called first thing in the morning and a woman by the name Mary picked up the phone.(Turns out she is one of the owners) She was awesome and very helpful from the start! I explained my situation and told her I needed to get back to Cali that same day. She told me to just bring the car in and they will have it taken care of right away. I got my car towed into the shop and the moment I walked in, there was Mary at the front desk. I could tell it was her by the sound of her voice and how sweet and polite she was. She started working on things right away and even introduce me to the mechanic that would be working on my car. I've never gotten service like that! Anyways, to make a long story short, I found out I had a warranty on my alternator (I had gotten it replaced over a year ago and bought the part from Autozone). The mechanic then went out of his way and went to the local Autozone to have the part replaced! They could have  just left that work up to me or could have just charged me to replace it with their own parts but they didn't. They went above and beyond with their service! I was very pleased with the service that was provided!!    Everything was taken care of like she said. I definitely recommend this place! I wasn't ripped off like other places. You can definitely trust this place. :) Thanks Mary!


I love the concept of this place, but at $9 for an adult admission I'm disappointed in the number of items and selection that were on collection in the galleries. \n\nHowever, if you want to support the preservation of black art this is a great place to spend an hour in.


WOW!! WOW!! \nFantastic show...you ask yourself all the time \"how'd they do that?\"....\nreally enjoyed it...\ntip...don't see too far forward...a lot of action is up high...go for the middle


Went in as a walk in for a pedicure and acrylic fill in.  The staff was nice and the place is clean. Buttttttt I've definitely had better pedicures. The fill in and shape up on my nails was great but the paint job was too thick. I guess the polish was old in which case they should've used a new one on me. Long story short, my nails weren't dry after they said \"yes you're dry we used a fast dry topcoat\" and they all smudged. I just politely asked them to remove them all. I was over it.


I love Wendy's very much but the only reason they got 4 stars out of 5 is because sometimes in the evening the window cashier is very rude and even yells at you through the box when you're ordering your food... Look people I get it you're working fast food but if you don't like the job, don't get the job... That is all!


Breakfast buffet was decent. Food quality was average and so was service.


The airport is in need of an update.  It is very lack luster, there are very few healthy options for food (although this is common for airports) and there are still random Oxygen bars (do people still use these?).  The bathrooms are pretty dirty.  They have some corporate sponsored \"charging stations\" but they are typically crowded and you can see people up and down the terminals either sitting on the floor or hustling to grab spots when they open.  Unless you are coming to or leaving LV, there are much better spots to have to lay over.


Whenever I visit Las Vegas I always make sure to stop by CASA FUENTE. A mojito and one of the house blend torpedos. Sitting in the patio watching Sportscenter on one of the TVs. Nice way to spend an afternoon. The nights are pretty cool too. Especially during the weekend of the BIG SMOKE in November. The prices are not cheap, but, IT\"S VEGAS BABY!!!!


It's a national chain so you pretty much get what you'd expect. I have never had problems with the service and the food is always good.


Iron-man for sure. Thanks Tony for an amazing job and dealing with a difficult customer. My husband finally found his Barber! Truly an amazing cut and experience. Great location and shop.  You rock in the Mohawk dept.


Rubio's gives me hope for fast food. \n\nMaybe it's the grass roof seating area inside (see photo), but the food is very good and it's not so cookie cutter predictable here. \n\nWe first started coming here after leaving the northwest.  Mostly because it reminded me of another great seafood place: \"Taco Del Mar\".  I much prefer seafood, while the family enjoys beef and chicken.  The prices here are closer to Chipotle, than Toxic Hell (aka, Taco Bell).\n\nI love their original Fish Taco and it's only $1.49 on Tuesdays after 2:30.  Normally it goes for $2.79, so it's a great deal.  Another favorite is their Veggie Burrito, which is more flavorful than Chipotle and priced at the same $6.49.  But here it's a better deal because they includes chips.  Their large side of beans is also a good deal for only $1.49.  They also have a good selection of beer.\n\nRubio's is not perfect and sometimes the fish can be dry.  But most of the time, it's really very good.  The folks who work here are also great.  Mark behind the counter particularly makes you feel welcome and is good at sharing stories.  Oscar the Manager keeps the place very clean and the Salsa Bar is always immaculate (see photo).  Another plus!\n\nHere are their posted \"Fresh Rule\" as you come in:\n1) Flavor comes FIRST; \n2) We never start your meal without YOU; \n3) Our chips, salsa and Guacamole are made FRESH; \n4) Our signature black & pinto beans are NEVER refried; \n5) We use NO lard or MSQ ever!\n\nWorks for me!\n\nThe only weakness, which is really not their fault, is the location. Rubio's is sandwich between an AT&T store and the Skeptical Chymist pub.  It has virtually no parking and because of those other two places the parking lot can be a mess at times.  I find 2:30-3:00 works best for a late lunch.\n\nThree and Half Stars Plus, or \"A-OK\" bordering on Four.\n\nEnjoy!


Well, we have canceled our membership.  Their system was damaging our car.\n\nI'm not entirely sure which step was doing it, but a piece of trim that runs near the edge of the roof was pulled up and bent over after the last time we ran through their wash.  I don't think it was the heavy cloth strips they drag across the car because those would have been more likely to push it back down rather than peel it up.\n\nBut, whatever.  Never had this happen before, and not going to chance it again.  Of course they take no responsibility (no car wash does, to be fair).  I think \"touchless\" is the only way to go.  And this place ain't touchless.


I called VERY last minute to ask for a special order on a cake for my mom's birthday cake and the very sweet woman who answered made it happen for me! Not only was she able to put everything I wanted on it, but she made it fresh and had it ready in only a few hours. When I went in to pick it up, it looked exactly how I had imagined. Since I was there I picked up a few cupcakes for one of my employees birthdays and the girls said that they were AMAZING! I will definitely be going back to this gem. I wasn't disappointed at all!


OK so I love a bobbie, i'll repeat I love a bobbie and I am a sucker for turkey day leftovers.  That being said I would give this place 1 star if it wasn't for that one sandwich.  Their bread is dry, the prices are kind of expensive and the service in any of the caps I have ever been to isn't anything spectacular (I have been to this one the most).  I guess the cap pastrami is OK too but their cold subs are tasteless, just horrible, and this is usually my favorite type of sandwich especially on a hot summer day. I recently got a small turkey sandwich with all the fixings and I ate half of it and I just gave up on it, it might have been the worst turkey sandwich I have ever had in my like and I am not fooling. The bread is the most important part of a sandwich and that is the number one thing caps is lacking, also their toppings on cold subs are plain so the whole thing comes over as boring filler.


I always feel like I'm in the twilight zone when I read reviews about this or the neighboring PF Changs. It's literally only about atmosphere and the drinks. The food is beyond bland in my opinion for the price. I've tried the various meatless enchiladas, bean burrito and vegetable fajitas - the fajitas were OK but everything else was incredibly bland( I don't even know how you can make a cheese enchilada bland but somehow it is.)  So again - Atmosphere, Service and Drinks is what this place is all about.


Patrick Hassett is one great person to work with. He is always available to answer my questions and he saved me a ton of money over my previous insurance company. Do yourself a favor and have Patrick give you a quote.


Nice design and atmosphere.  Very mediocre service.  Extensive menu that gets your hopes up, but I've never really had anything very good there.  As I live nearby, I can't wait until they are replaced by something else.  It seems popular, but I think people are all pretending to like it.  It's far from a bad place, but it's not good enough to go to in my opinion.


Ambience is lacking inside and out  ... I pulled up in a cab to a deserted looking mall and wondered whether I wanted to keep my lunch reservation ... I'm glad I did.\n\nI had the black pepper garlic chicken wings.  They were not greasy, yet crispy and flavorful.  I loved the salty, slightly sweet garlic spice rub they put on the wings prior to frying.\n\nThe pork fried rice was initially just okay -- but after doctoring it up, it was great.  They initiallly got my order wrong, but even on the second try it was lacking in flavor so I asked for some of the spice rub for the wings and I mixed it in along with some of the thai bird chili and fish sauce (from the chili cart you need to ask for).  Pork is cut into  larger, thinish squares ... I prefer thicker and longer slices (typically a bit moister).\n\nService was prompt and friendly.


I typically rate places based on food and food alone. However this is an exception and will explain why.\n\nMy husband and his friends stopped here (at my recommendation and others) for lunch and enjoyed delishly prepared and priced food. The group walked out the door when my husband realized he left his phone on the table.\n\nHe turned back around (maybe 1 minutes time passed) went to the table where it was being cleaned and asked the waiter did someone see my phone it was right there. To which the guy replied \"no\" and kept \"working\"\n\nAnnoyed and confused the group returned to the hotel by cab. I decided to whip out my phone and locate his.\n\nLow and behold we look at the iphone locator only to find that the iphone (30 min later) was in a car in the employee parking lot behind the restuarant. We were mid-tanning so we figured we'd head over there in the next hour. An hour later it was still thre so they try and hail a cab and locate the phone only to see it moving- in the car that the EMPLOYEE---\n\n\n\nEat at your own risk- keep your phones hidden these employees have no common courtesy.


Come hungry! Leave happy! Awesome place never seen like this fine sushi restaurant!!!


ZERO STARS ***DO NOT GIVE THEM YOUR CREDIT/ DEBIT CARD***\nIn Feb. a guy came to my car and said there was a special for $6.95 for a full month. I asked, \"What's the catch?\" He said there wasn't one. I should have known....\n\nThese people started charging my card $16.95 every month there after. When I called, 623.925.8090, it goes straight to voicemail, I left two messages a week for 6 weeks to no avail. So I hunted around and found the fax number and sent them a fax requesting a refund and stop charging my card.\n\nI was contacted by Rebecca who said she would give me a refund for one month and anything else would be via gift card. I explained that I do not want their services and again asked for a refund as I did my due diligence and more and also have not used their services so a gift card is unacceptable. She charged that her manager had to talk to me, I agreed. She then said manager is in a \"meeting\". I asked how long and she replied, \"All day\" I asked when I should expect a return call and she said today or tomorrow. Well, that ofcourse tomorrow came. I gave them two days after that and I began calling the number that Rebecca had called me from and ofcourse they refused to take my calls. After another month of being dodged, low and behold my card is charged $16.95 again.\n\nI called again and this time first thing in the morning. A rude, heavy accented, charleton named Yessinia took my call. She sure was a peach. She specifically said, \"We will not refund or stop charging your card!\" I asked her to repeat herself for clarity and then told her she was being recorded. She got very angry and told me to go to my bank. She went on to tell me she would make a note on my account to keep charging my card and specifically said they would lie to the bank and say I used their service. I was so shocked. I am so glad for low level, uneducated, girls who think they can be rude and steal hard working people's money for services NOT RENDERED! Once I learned this company is a scam I started taking precautions. I recorded you Yessinia. You said all of that on tape and I will give it to my bank! DO NOT USE YOUR CREDIT CARD AT SUPERSTAR CARWASH. They are theives!


About five years ago I took my vehicle to Auto Body World, at the dealership's recommendation, for some extensive body work caused by a house fire.  \n\nI was so pleased with the work they had done and impressed by the fact that they warranty their work for as long as you own the vehicle, that when I was involved in a traffic altercation a couple of months ago (thanks to the genius who side-swiped me), I opted to take my car back to ABW.\n\nThe whole process is pretty smooth.  You turn in your car, they deal with the insurance companies, they call you to pick up the car, you inspect it, pay your deductible, and go.\n\nThis time, they didn't do a bad job, per se, but they didn't live up to the expectations they had instilled in me from my previous experience with them.  \n\nFor example, the first time they worked on my vehicle, it had to be towed to their facility (as it was a melted glob of goo) and took about four weeks to repair.  This time, all I needed was a door repair and a bumper and quarter panel replaced and they quoted me 3.5 weeks.  \n\nNow, at this time, the other driver's insurance company wasn't contacting me or returning the calls my insurance adjustor was placing to them, so I was having to pay out-of-pocket for the car rental (the portion my carrier wouldn't cover), and of course, Enterprise had just jacked up their rates to take advantage of the snowbirds or spring training followers or whatever, so there was no way I was gonna pay for a rental car for nearly a month!  After some back and forth, it was revealed that the car would probably be ready within two weeks.\n\nFor the most part, I was satisfied with the work they did on my vehicle.  However, where they had repaired my door (instead of replacing it), I noticed there was a gap that was disproportionate to the gap on the other side of the SUV.  I was probably being nitpicky, but I noticed it, and I didn't appreciate the employee telling me, rather condescendingly, that they had no idea what I was talking about.  I would rather they have said, \"Yes, Ms. *insert name here*, I see what you're talking about, but in cases where car doors are repaired and not replaced, our technicians cannot always guarantee symmetry...\" or something along those lines.  I'd be more accomadating if I wasn't spoken to like I was an idiot.  \n\nAlso, upon inspecting the vehicle, I noticed pitting in the paint job.  The employee was, like, \"Oh, that's no big deal, I can just take that back and have them buff that out...\"  It's, like, if it's \"no big deal,\" then why didn't you have that done before you delivered the car?  It makes me wonder if there aren't other things you're trying to slip by me, y'know?\n\nSpeaking of trying to slip one by... while I was waiting for my car to be \"buffed,\" I was looking over the invoice.  Admittedly, I didn't understand one word written on there (other than my own name), but I did see a $100.00 charge for towing.  I couldn't understand how that charge was implemented seeing as how I drove my car to their facility, this time.  When the employee returned with my vehicle, I asked about this charge, \"What is this $100.00 for towing?\"\n\n\"That was for towing the vehicle,\" they said, again, with an air of condescension.\n\n\"No shi... kidding,\" I responded.\n\n*silence and staring*\n\n\"Why is it on my bill?\" I asked.\n\n\"Because you had the car towed,\" they stated.\n\n\"No, I didn't,\" I defended.\n\n\"Are you sure?\" They asked.\n\n\"I'm more sure that I didn't have this vehicle towed than I am that you're trying to rip me off for $100.00,\" I heard this statement escape my lips on its own.\n\nSo, after \"researching\" the questionable charge, it was revealed that another employee accidentally added their towing charge to my ticket.  I don't know that I necessarily believe that, but since I can't prove otherwise, I'll go ahead and take that statement at face value.\n\nI'm giving this place four stars because I'm averaging my first five-star experience with my most recent three-star ordeal.


Amazing customer service. These guys know what they are doing. I would give them 10 stars if I could! Highly recommend.


These cupcakes are extremely nasty. They taste like they are made from a box mix. I can buy 4 boxes of mix for the cost of 1 cupcake. Me thinks not. The cake is extremely dry and the icing is overly sweet, in my opinion. There are other cupcake places in town that are miles better than this one is. \nI wouldnt recommend this place to a person without a tongue.


This is by far the worse KFC I have ever been to. No matter what I have ordered it takes for ever. The food taste old! We need corporate to come revamp the staff and retrain on the cooking or they won't stay be in business much longer.


This Salvation Army definitely has its fans. I've known people that would salivate at the idea of a Saturday afternoon spent digging through this store. You can, occasionally, find some good stuff here, but it takes a lot of digging and perseverance, and I find the price point to be way past my thrift flinch point, usually. \n\nThere are two levels. The lower level is furniture, housewares, linens, books, and toys. Basically, everything they carry besides clothing. The organization here on this level is..... well, \"organization\" is such a strong word. Let's just say that the sections are free spirits that are not limited by arbitrary\"categories\" for your ease. Most everything is pretty dirty. You can find ebay-worthy stuff sometimes, but I just don't ever feel like it's worth my time. \n\nUpstairs, you will find a cram-packed clothing section. Men's, Women's, Children's, purses, jackets, coats and shoes stuff each rack to the bursting point and then there are the wall displays -- \"selected items\" are hung on nails, all the way up to the ceiling. Yes, you have to ask for help to get stuff down. \n\nThere's a decent mix of old and newer stuff, but I rarely, rarely find things I want to buy. I think a lot of the merch is overpicked regularly by some savvy shoppers on the southside. I definitely feel like this location is supported by a captive population. \n\nOf the few items I have purchased here, many of them had mystery stains or holes I didn't notice before I bought them, sadly. This is the thrift store in PGH I am most likely to leave Completely Empty Handed (a special feat, one that I perform only rarely).


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


Probably the best deal in town for this class of Hotel (3.5 star) and one of the very few in Vegas not to charge a resort fee. Though the location is a little bit out of the way (by the convention center) overall compared to other hotels in the same class the hilton compares very well.\n\nBUT, if you're comparing the Hilton to a higher class hotel (and needless to say with higher prices) then I could see where the Hilton would not rate the same - OBVIOUSLY!\n\nI guess some people who complain excessively have caviar tastes on a \"Kia\" budget. LOL


$18 for a bowl of soup with a 1/2 pound of spagetti noodles, two thin slices of beef, a pinch of basil, a pinch of bean sprouts and a pinch of cilantro with a couple hot peppers.  Maybe it was because it was the end of my four days in Vegas and it gets tiring to be hammered with overpriced food day after day after day, but this was the final straw.


The dining room of Mesa Grill is very sleek with dark wood furniture and bursts of colorful accents.  The hostess was friendly, and our waiter was excellent.  The bread basket was good and came with blue corn and bell pepper muffins.  I ordered the corn soup to start and the smoked chicken and black bean quesadilla.  The corn soup was excellent and had a spicy kick from the chipotle cream.  Quesadillas seem so pedestrian, but I was dying to try a Bobby Flay quesadilla.  Frankly, this was a bit disappointing because the tortilla seemed overcooked and slightly burnt.  The smoked chicken component was good, but I couldn't find much black bean.  Overall, this dish was underwhelming.  I also sampled my friend's veal, which was excellent.  The lobster tacos were very good but also very small.  I'd recommend Mesa Grill if you like dolled up Southwestern fare - just skip the quesadilla.


The park is probably better known for its 6.5 miles of single track mountain biking trails.  It has a little something for all skill levels, but it's very rooty.


This place is my guilty pleasure. The food is not really healthy but it tastes so good. I try to stay away from this place but I can't. I have probably tried 3/4 of the menu and I haven't had anything I didn't like. Chicken fingers, Italian beef, hamburgers, fish, cheese sticks, shrimp, Philly cheese steak are all great. Mild sauce is just like Chicago. The fries are good too, lightly battered and crispy. Prices are very good. Highly recommended.


We ate here last night before the hockey game. It was very good as usual if you can stand the wait. I had the pepper crusted Gorgonzola burger, my hubby had the mac & cheese, which he said is the best in town!\n\nI keep track of everything I eat so I really splurged on this 1500 cal burger and also at $13 it is pretty expensive for a burger, but man is this thing good!\n\nThe only reason I'm not giving this place five stars is because we had to wait for a table which is not unusual Westgate but also because we didn't see our server for the first 15 minutes that we sat down. Once we did get her attention she was very quick, got us to hockey game on time and did everything else very well. \n\nIf you're in Westgate, it's not too crowded and you have a few extra bucks, I recommend this Yardhouse.


Disappointing. Nothing is fresh. Do not go here if you are interested in eating good food. This is a place to go with 'bros and chicks\" I guess. It's a sports bar in disguise.\nI don't know why it has such high ratings. Rice-undercooked. Chips-store bought. Beans- worse than canned Trader Joes. The only saving grace was the jalapeno cucumber margarita-but even that was mediocre.


Early afternoon on a Friday, we ate at Tupelo's. We enjoy sitting at the tables in the bar and the food is always good, especially the biscuits. However, service is a different story. On this Friday afternoon Tupelo was not crowded. We ordered and it seemed to have taken an unusually long time for our food to arrive. We ate and then sat and sat and sat as we waited and watched our server chatting with someone else, checking her cell phone and disappear behind the swinging doors. I asked another server for a to go box. I asked one of the managers if we could get our check. We paid, left and will think twice about going back. Customers should not put up with lack of service.


Swim suit season is upon us.  So I stopped in Thinique North Scottsdale to see what kind of packages they might have.  All the ladies were very informative and the clinic is super clean!  I had a SkinnyBoost shot with vitamin B12 to help speed up my metabolism as well as give me some energy. I felt fabulous afterwards! If you are looking to shed a few extra pounds and need someone to help hold you accountable, then Thinique is the place to go.  They will work out a special diet and weight loss plan just for you.  Check them out.


Located across from Lowe's.  Easy to be tempted by Ray's Pizza just a couple doors down though.  Their burritos are made in front of you there and served in a large basket.  Portions were generous but the prices were up there to match.  Parking isn't bad at all because of the Lowe's lot.


Great Italian sub, also the greek salad is good too.  Customer service not so great....  We do love supporting local businesses.  Restaurant was busy for lunch  but unkept, there were picture frames and extra stuff blocking tables and on tables, so we could barely squeeze into our table from boxes etc...


I ordered the seafood trio over risotto. I wish I would have ordered something else because my plate was 1/3 of the size of everyone else's but was more expensive than anyone else's. The salmon and shrimp tasted good but the rest was just ok. For appetizers we got the calamari and spinach artichoke dip. Those were really good. And for dessert a peanut butter mousse thing that was awesome. Overall it was just an ok experience. Don't hate it. Don't love it. If someone wanted to go I wouldn't object but I wouldn't go out of my way to go there.


Very best, had this back in the midwest.  Vinny boy slider and cyclone with everything is what i order every time.


The dumplings are their saving grace. One star for each dumpling I ate. Everything else was pretty bad.\nFirst off, they ran out of plates. What kind of place runs out of plates?! The waitress gave us little plastic dipping cups instead.... which doesn't help.. Secondly, I don't think they train the staff very well because when we asked for napkins, she gave us 3 pieces.. we had 4 people in our party.. I mean, give us a little more. No need to skimp on paper napkins... And third (which was the worst), they ran out of dumplings! We ordered pork & zucchini which came out right away however, she said they were still making the pork & cabbage. We thought it would be maybe a 15-20min wait... but we ended up sitting there for over an hour. If they were out, she could've told us at the very beginning so we could've chosen a different flavor or just skipped it totally. \nThe four of us ended up cancelling the pork & cabbage ones since we had to leave. Very disappointing. Lucky for them, their dumplings reminded me of the ones my grandma use to make back at home. The skin is hand rolled and chewy just the way I like it. The dumpling is stuffed to the brim with porky goodness and the juices drip off the skin once you bite into it. Dip the dumpling into some vinegar and hot sauce and you have the perfect dumpling. We also ordered some of the apps such as the chicken wings (skip), popcorn chicken (good), and liang ban fen pi (noodles were too long, difficult to mix with the non-existent peanut sauce). Just stuff yourself with dumpling goodness. \n\nTIP: Wait a few more weeks for this place to work out some of their kinks before you go or you might not even be able to get the dumplings!


Amazing amazing place for a mommy and daddy get away here in town :) we went on the grinolda ride and our tour guide was just so wonderful. For the price of the food and the booze... I couldve made it better at home but, thats a five star get away for ya!


I still stand by the previous review. I do stop by if I am in the neighborhood and need coffee. However, this just isn't a place to hang out on a whim anymore.  It's usually PACKED between the hours of 10 to 6.  Outlets are at a premium. Bring an extension cord AND a power strip!


Visited the Rosehip on Sunday night for dinner. The place seemed relatively quiet when we arrived, we were sat by the window (to encourage passers by to enter).  Thankfully the heating was on full blast so this area was very cosy, however as the evening progressed it got busier and the new people were sat at the tables near us.  This would normally be fine, but we felt the tables were pretty close together, now in a confined space and it felt like everyone could listen in to each others conversation.  Became a little to cosy for my liking, especially since there was a large restaurant up the stairs at the back only half full. \n\nWe ordered burgers.  They arrived with nice big homemade wedges, coleslaw and the chicken burgers were big and all very filling.  All yummy but the white burger buns were a bit cheap tasting.  A seeded roll or more sturdy roll would have been better, the burger fell away from the hands and it was a bit messy.  \n\nPersonally prefer the Sea Dogs restaurant, who used to be sited here - gutted it closed!  Rosehip is trying and to gastro pub and restaurant dining, but I think they should stick to one or the other.


If you go here what you need to do is get on that meatball sub game. The meatballs are enormous, the cheese is melty and tasty and the sauce is robust. I like this place because the portion sizes are huge, possibly even too much as i never feel good after eating here. Then the bazooki cookie will find its way on my table and that melted piece of heaven comes with 3 scoops of vanilla ice cream and its 5 bucks. This place is dangerous because put it in the books that your going to fall asleep after. Great food just dont make plans to go out afterwards.


They have both a take out section (burritos/tacos/chips/simple salads) and a sit down section, which has a bigger mrenu. I ordered the shrimp salad. Crunchy textures and nicely cooked shrimp. Generous portion of salad. Cilantro lime vinaigrette had good flavor. But unfortunately, the dressing and shrimp were both too salty. Please cut down on the salt for your customers. I had to ask for three refills of water!


I really hope Native Newyorkers CORPORATE is paying attention to these reviews. Most people here are complaining about the same things over and over and with my recent visit I can assure you none of those problems have been fixed.\n\nHere's my experience from my recent visit on the Mayweather's fight past week.\n\n- When we walked in, after telling the host how many, he just handed the menu to us and told us to sit wherever instead of walking us to a table. This is the worst you can do to a customer. Hand them a menu and tell them to go sit down. Are you too lazy to walk them to a table?\n\n- Place was disgusting. Beer all over the floor and sticky seats and tables. \n\n- Like most people complained here, this facility seems like a depressing hotel from the 90's. No ambience, not hip at all. Also has a weird smell.\n\n- WINGS = EXTRA SMALL compare to any other NN location. \n\n- Rude waiters, specially the guys that work here. No smile, Not friendly. \n\n- Our chicken strips came out burnt. Returned the order. No manager came out to talk to us. \n\nAll in all this NN has worst service than a moms and pops Pete's fish. Not worth it.


Don't come here until they figure out their new menu. We ordered a couple items off the new skinny menu and supposedly they are now cooking their thousands of menu items on the broiler. Maybe they are \"skinny\" items because you will starve, it was an hour and a half till we got our food and all the manager could offer was 2 free cheesecakes (half of a normal portion) in return for a black and blue steak (which I sent back-it was ordered medium), cold fries, cold chicken tacos, cold burger with un-melted cheese, etc. It wasn't our waiters fault he did everything he could to deal with it and we tipped him accordingly. We ended up fighting our $150 bill and got our entrees removed since we ordered 3 rounds of drinks and there was something wrong with all of the entrees, the bill was still over $90. For tonight's performance, i would give no stars if I could.


Very disappointed in Aria.\n\n- $28 for any non-refundable charge\n- Overly engineered room. There are about 30 buttons to control the room. But, I cannot find the only one that matters : the lamp\n- The bed is too soft.


I'll start off by saying that I've been to Danny's several times before and they've done a (mostly) decent job washing my car, especially for the price. After my last experience I definitely will NOT be bringing my business to Danny's and DO NOT recommend you do either. \n\nAfter I left Danny's (on Highland) I noticed I had a big chunk of paint missing from my drivers-side rear bumper. It looks as though it scrapped up against something. The peel was fresh as all the paint had not peeled off. Admittedly, I had already waited almost 2 hours, after being told it would only be about 35 min for a wash and wax, so I was eager to leave and didn't give the car a full inspection before I left the property. \n\nI went back the next day to let the manager, Chris, know what had happened and he was very dismissive about my claim. This was after waiting almost 25 minutes for him to come to the front desk. According to him, all he knew was that I did it myself and was blaming it on them.... sure dude. I don't have proof that anything happened at Danny's but the fact that they weren't willing to investigate was very bothersome. \n\nMoral of the story we've called corporate and they were again very rude and dismissive. Did I mention they hung up on my wife? I don't expect Danny's to look into it and I don't want them to pay for my repair. Just want people to know this is how they treat their customers. Thanks Bye.


I raised my rating to four stars due to I returned for lunch today. The restaurant is close to where our conference was being held and was squeezed on time. I tried the lunch special - a bowl of curry on rice and a bowl of pork ramen with miso broth. Food tasted better today and was less salty.(Maybe because I drank last night?) The portion of ramen was still quite large and curry was very tasty for a bargain price of $12.95 including tip.


Have to give this place five stars.  Menu is great, value is great but the cook Jose is the best.  Great customer service, really knows how to treat a customer.  He gave me a sample of the Greek fries yesterday and they are out-of-this-world good!


Babsj


This review is for the first 10 minutes of walking into my room.\n\nMy uncle plays at this casino almost every day that he lives here and the one time we decide to stay- they comp us a shit room. It's tiny, doesn't offer extra cots and the toilet- of course it doesn't wanna flush. Are all comped rooms like this? Maybe we should have just paid for the room... we will see if we decide to stay for the rest of the weekend.\n\nI stayed at the LVH for a nice 2 bedroom suite for $75... and $70 for a gorgeous one bedroom suite at Hard Rock Hotel!


Good food!!  Nice atmosphere!!


Near Chef Rubber they have the large-scale equipment and smaller wares you would need in order to open a food business. They have a lot of dishes, tools, pans for a cheaper price if its what you need.


I don't remember what roll I ordered bit it was a big pile of who knows what. It wouldn't have been so bad if it wasn't drenched with some sort of sauce that was over the top. \nWe came in kind of late but still enough time to eat but I felt like we were rushed by the staff.


a decent spot for lunch given that it is pittsburgh.  it's maybe a little step up from your fast food chinese place in nyc, the quality is a little better and the restaurant itself is obviously cleaner.\n\ni started w/the egg flower soup, it was a little on the salty side, but at least seemed like it was all natural eggs and didn't have the weird fake dark yellow color to it that a lot of places have.  tea was on the house which is nice.  i had the eggplant in brown sauce w/white rice.  overall it was decent, eggplant tasted fresh, but this was also a little on the salty side as well.  \n\ni would have given it 2.5 stars if possible, but rounded up since the older waitresses are very nice and reminded me of my mom.  in the end a decent place for a quick cheap lunch (it's slim pickins for good restaurants in pittsburgh).


bad table at the back by the kitchen door, so we moved to the bar. Great Lemonade and beer. We had brisket and a burger it was not good. The brisket had no bark and it was laden with blobs of fat and thickly sliced, tasted more like a pot roast. The sauce was boring and the bread was also so very boring. The hamburger is supposed to be favorite but why?  The mac and cheese was an overly thick and gluey. No garnish on the plates and a badly bruised and bent pickle. Waiter overcharged us an extra sandwich. \nToo bad, we gave him a good tip anyway. Just an over-hyped place. Cute name and decor.


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


absolutely lethargic, inexcusable and pathetic service, take ur money somewhere else, after 20 mins of waiting t the table there was no sign if service, even after complaining to the person in charge nothing changed, seriously expect people to shell $16 per dish with this sort if sloppy service..one of our worst experiences at a thai restaurant ever.


You get what you pay for.  Took my first and last trip on Spirit.  Flew from Las Vegas to Fort Lauderdale and back.  The plane was a dog.  My window seat looked like it was cleaned with mop water.  Garbage in my seat pocket.  A seat that wouldn't recline.  Dirty head rests.  A 4.5 hour flight and i'm not even offered water?  Maybe that's a good thing since only one of the two lavatories was working.  Spirit did get me there on time, but I ran for a shower immediately.


I'll admit upfront that I'm not a huge gambler; however, I do enjoy the grandness and general environment of a casino. I like playing the cheap slots, watching some of the higher stakes games (from afar, of course), and maybe enjoying some free or at least cheap booze and food. I've been to the river casino 3 times and I've generally had a good time. One thing that I will complain about is that not only are the drinks not free, they're freakin expensive. From my experience this is very unique for a casino. Either way, it's a good time to spend a night here at least once to try your luck at some of the games. I may come back at some point and eat at one of the buffets, but on the other hand I may go somewhere with cheaper drinks and a better time.


Stopped in here on my way to Pink Taco. Way disappointed in their Gay/Lesbian book selections. 1 measly little shelf- NOTE: shelf, NOT bookcase...\n\nFuck that! How are the conservative AZ's gonna come outta the closet without a \"how-to\" manual?


A half hour before a show, I wanted to get a quick bite. The closest place to get something was from The Roasted Bean. I ordered the pretzel bread ham sandwich with Swiss cheese and a drink. While the sandwich was $9.00, it wasn't made fresh in front of me. To get it ordered warm, they tossed it into the microwave. The preferred heating option would have been the toasting machine literally right next to it.\n\nI received my sandwich after it was nuked. It looked as if it lost half the size. The taste of the sandwich was good initially. Then I noticed part of my hand was in mushy bread. This was due to the tomato literally melting in it, when the sandwich was nuked.\n\nThen came a drink refill request. After paying nearly $4, $3.50 before tax, I would have thought refills would be included. As I found out, they are not.\n\nThis coffee shop charges premium prices for ready made sandwich and nearly four times the amount for a Coke, then its fast food competitors. They should make sandwiches to order and allow refills. That would make future customers want to return.


What I get for not having the energy to check Yelp before dining somewhere is a mediocre meal like we had here.  We just walked by and randomly decided to dine here.  The hostess and our waitress were very kind - but the service was SLOW and the food bland.  Dressing up all the ladies in skimpy clothes does not make the food taste any better.  Their kitchen also needs to learn how to marinate foods or use sauces to their advantage.  Here's a quick breakdown: \n\n- bone marrow - so bland and not worth it.  The bones are not cut lengthwise, so the unseasoned marrow is deep and hard to get to.  \n- chicken panini - the chicken was dry from being over cooked and it was under seasoned.  The panini could have used some spread or sauce inside since it was very dry and bland.\n- fish and chips - the fish was okay but the fries were all little bits in both my husband and brother's order of it - it looked like they got the very bottom of the bag of frozen fries.\n\nMy recommendation is to move onto another restaurant...sorry Alexandre Restaurant.


Ever wonder who started the fair trade coffee brigade?  Well Michelangelo's is one of the first!  \n\nThis place is truly for the coffee purist.  If you don't want your palate muddled by milky add ins and pumps of sugar, you will be pleased that Michelangelo's offers coffee imported from gosh darn every continent you can think of.  But you can sure pick from a bunch of other sweet coffee drinks too! \n\nTea drinkers don't stray away.  You can fill your tea cup with all sorts of white, black, or green teas.  \n\nExtra seating in the back allows you and your hunny bunny to snuggle up and sip on your brews in privacy.  \n\nKeep your eyes open.  This place is so close to the capitol, you might stumble upon a politician!


I'm a big fan of small and local business and I must admit I felt a little protective when I saw a Fox Concepts restaurant going up in my own neighborhood.  I finally decided to try it with a friend and I have to say it's a wonderful addition to current Arcadia offerings.\n\nI stopped by ahead of time to grab a menu to peruse and I was immediately excited because I saw that if my first visit was good, I'd have to do about 10 more to sample everything that caught my eye.  When I see \"Italian\" I brace myself for more of the same old pastas and sauces, but this menu has a lot of variety, and it includes seasonal offerings (which as a nutritionist is important to me).\n\nI tried a farro-kale salad and would order it again (on trip 11, after trying everything else!)\n\nMy friend and I sat on the patio which, despite the cold night, was packed the entire time we were there.\n\nI do love the neighboring restaurants but it's nice to have a little bit of competition for inspiration.  So happy this is within walking distance for me!\n\nValet parking is complimentary, by the way, for those who drive.


Checking in, the lady was rude.  Reserved on the internet 2 adjoining rooms & that did not happen.  The go into 1 room & it was dirty.  Trash on the floor and someone had obviously been laying on the bed. Towel on the floor in the bathroom. \nThen went to my Mamas room, the a/c was not working.  The refrigerator was not working & had mold all in it.  The smell that lingered in the room was nasty.  The worst first impression ever!!!


Doesn't look like much from the outside, but serves up awesome food.\n\nOn a recommendation from DarrenC, I tried this place.  I drove right past it on my first pass, totally didn't even notice the little stand-alone building sitting back from Broadway in the ghetto.  They have burgers, BBQ, Catfish, sandwiches, etc.  The owner is, apparently, a preacher and likes to blast emotional, uplifting gospel-type music which, surprisingly, adds to the enjoyment of the place, and I am not a fan of church or religion.\n\nOh, and the best part.... they serve up sweet tea.  If you work around here, just try it, you will be adding it to your rotation, guaranteed.


HORRIBLE PLACE!!!! \n\ngot the filet mignon and lobster tail! the lobster tail was HORRIBLE it tasted like rubber way over cooked and too much sauce which gave a horrible nauseous feeling!!\n\nthe filet mignon was already had better at cheesecake factory.\n\nThe roasted chicken was over cooked and disgusting.\n\nthey messed up on the french fries that we had ordered on the side.... it was burnt!!!!!!!!!\n\nthe service was horrible.... we saw a waitress maybe once or twice... throughout the night before we were given the check. She never once came by to check on us and the food!!!!!\n\nour main server was the bus boy who got everything and was friendly enough to check on us... unlike the waitress.\n\n\nwe did make reservations and ended up being seated 30 min later as well..\n\n5 star restaurant? I THINK NOT!\n\n\nTHINK AGAIN BEFORE COMING HERE.\n\nour bill came out to 225.\n\nfor over cooked food...


I've been coming here for years and everytime it's just as good as the last and the portions are satisfying especially for the price.  The bread in beginning is light and toasty, the before you know it your food is here. Flavorful rice, black beans, salsa chicken and chicken bistec is the best I've tried so far. Who cares about the neighborhood no one bothers you, it's just at the north part of the strip where all of the chapels are.


I believe that this place was over hyped. It built our expectations way too high and therefore we came out a little disappointed. \n\nWe bought these coupons for 33% off, what we didnt know is that it only applied on a small section of the menu and so ending up we didnt really even use the coupon and paid full price.\n\nIt was pricey, which we anticipated. The food however was lacking. it was small portions and nothing seemed to wow us. I gave this place 3 stars because I didn't think it was that bad. but my friends who I came with trashed down on the place. \n\nI had the surf and turf roll, it was 6 small pieces and the insides of it was good but the seared tuna on top was not.\n\nNever eat seafood at vegas. it's never fresh.. think about out. Vegas = Desert= no ocean= no fish = fish trucked in from west coast= not fresh!! \n\nThe halibut looked very delicious, but just wished the taste was just as nice.  \n\nClam chowder which was above average I would say, lots of clams, too salty though.\n\nHerbal fries... tasted like ketchup to be honest.  \n\nThey give you corn bread and biscuits when you first sit down. the corn bread is to die for. it was perfection. \n\nOverall it was for the experience, I  don't think I'll be coming back to dine though.


This is a tough event to review.  If I could give half stars, I would go with 2.5.\n\nI had never been to a performance of the Singing Christmas tree before, so I was looking forward to checking it out. As Chad mentioned in his review, the show was an odd mixture that included traditional Christmas songs, international Christmas songs, puppets, and dancers. \n\nThe singers making up the tree did sound pretty good for most of the songs they performed and the soloist had a nice voice.  However, there were a few songs that did not get very good treatment. For example, I felt that their performance of Feliz Navidad was watered down and washed out.  It was a disappointment.  Overall though, I would rate the singers a solid 3 stars. \n\nThe dancing was hit or miss. I enjoyed the Irish dancers, but some of the other dances were not my cup of tea. A couple of times, I felt the dances seemed a bit out of place for this type of performance - the rockette style dancing by younger performers seemed a bit odd to me. I would give this portion of the show 2 stars.\n\nI like the Grey Seal Puppets but honestly, the storyline of the polar bear puppet was a bit on the silly side.   The talents of the Grey Seal Puppeteers are much more apparent in their other performances. \n\nHowever, the biggest problems I noticed were with the venue itself. I would give the venue 1 star.   First off, when we arrived, there were a lot of seats that had been double-booked.  I have never seen that type of chaos at any type of performance I have been to. It was bizarre.\n\nThe acoustics in this venue have always been bad, and they still are. \n\nThen, the seats were actually uncomfortable and I felt squished into my seat sitting between one big person and one tall person.  I almost felt claustrophobic at times. \n\nTo top it all off, it was really hot in there.... so uncomfortable that we thought about leaving halfway through the show.   We did end up staying for the entire performance but I have to admit, I felt a sense of relief when the show was over.


Dive bar? I guess, but the food, drinks, service and atmosphere are top notch. We ordered their BBQ Bacon Burger, Green Chile Mac & Cheese and Grilled Wings. All were DELICIOUS!!!! Bonus: they have shuffle board and Big Buck Hunter. This bar is legit. I plan on becoming a regular.


Worst saleswoman ever. My husband and I were going for a stroll after a fantastic dinner. When we go on vacation (rare occurrence), we like to buy something that is his and hers. My birthday is also coming up and we wanted to take a look at the belt colors and buckles.  She hesitantly asked us if there was something we were interested in. As soon as I uttered belt, she looked me up and down and said that none of her belts will fit me. How rude!! I'm a size 6 in pants. We were dressed fairly modestly so how would she know that we were both physicians who could afford an extravagant belt, or 2. I will never purchase anything in this store and I suggest the same to you. If I could give this store's location a negative star, I would.


Internet Connection  = $60 \nWi-Fi router = $120 \nDaily internet pass = $4.95\n\nLosing customers because you make them pay for wifi access priceless.\n\n$4.95 for a day pass or $29.95 for a monthly pass is just ridiculous, especially when the place is so computer friendly with lots of a/c plugs for laptop users.\n\nIf you are going to just have coffee then miss I's review is right on the spot, but if you are going to work or study and need access to the internet then go somewhere else.


One of the larger and nicer Marshall's stores I've been to and possibly the cleanest one in town. They offer name brand and designer clothing at pricing much below standard retail and I love shopping here because there are usually good deals to be found, especially in the clearance section if you can find your size. Notable features of this store include a large shoe and home selection, as well as plenty of cell phone accessories, and in the men's section there are a decent selection of suits, dress shirts and ties. There was a pretty decent line going at the register when I walked in but it was gone by the time I was ready to check out, so the employees here are pretty efficient. We used to live in the area and now occassionally stop by whenever we're in the area because of the variety of items and size of store here compared to other locations.


Worst place on the west side.  Bartenders don't know how to keep track of anything.  Charged me the same amount twice on separate debit cards.  Won't be returning


My wife and I had lunch.  we ordered the special, Philly cheesesteaks. The bread was so stale and had been left on the grill so long that the sandwiches were dry and inedible we had to request additional ranch dressing . After reminding the waiter twice we finally received our ranch dressing and some mayo.  The roast beef was so tough and stringy we finally asked for boxes and took our sandwiches home where we fed them to our dog who love them. However, the onion rings were superb.


Friendly staff and they try to make your wait short and comfortable while you wait for your car to be serviced.......One thing that would make it a bit nicer would be to have to drivers since they are driving us all over town to get home.


Stephen is the best in the business! I just had my 2009 ford fusion tinted today and it looks amazing! He was professional from start to finish. His work is absolutely beautiful, a true artist so to speak. He clearly takes pride in his work and makes it look all too easy. His price was perfect and the product was even better. He applied nano-ceramic tint on all windows and I couldn't be happier. He made a customer for life out of me. Take him your car... You won't be disappointed!!


its was ok. not really worth all the hype\n\nPrice: a lot\nPresentation: good\nTaste: okay\nservice: okay


Hanrattys is my go to dive bar. You cannot beat 2.50 bud and bud light drafts. Plus it is also an Ohio bar which I can enjoy. Not much of a crowd but it is a fun place to relax. \n\nThey have real darts and pool tables. So there is plenty to do. \n\nThe only downside, is the food. I have only tried one thing and that is the mozzarela sticks so do not try them.


Rude, service. Was argumentative and short with me. I was the only customer in the store. Was undecided about a purchase and opted for a few chemicals and some goggles. My biggest issue was I added the liquid chlorine and it did NOT have any effect on my tested levels. I added 1 more about 6 hours later. No effect! This was unusual for me as I've been using the same routine for years. I called and the guy was rude on the phone. Strike that-he just seemed annoyed that I dared to even call. I use a different store usually and was lazy, which is why I came to Leslie's which was next door to the place I came from earlier. Big mistake. I'll just go to the competitor I've been going to for years for now on.


I went here with my out of town guests to redeem a match play deal advertised on the bar's Web site. It's a typical neighborhood poker bar with a tropical theme (love the small waterfall) and tiki decor. Any place that offers a match play is a winner in my book, though we didn't try the food.\nThe bartender offered to serve the Blue Moon with orange juice, which is also a winner. \nThis is a Steelers bar, and as such, promos and prizes are offered during all games.


First I have to say I have been here before and thought it was one of the better massages I have received. However that was not the case this time. The spa is small and is nothing more than a converted hotel room so the area is not super fancy. I filled out the form and had a casual conversation with my masseuse and the receptionist about my previous massage there and how I have a bad sciatica. Once in the room my masseuse never asked where I wanted to focus on or what to avoid. The massage itself was ok but she hit the bad spot on my back twice without even acknowledging it. Most of the time they will question my tenderness there and offer some suggestions but not this time. But the massage could have been worse because while I was having my mediocre massage my husband was next to me having the worst massage of his life. By the time his masseuse had coughed the third time over him I expected him to insist the massage ended. Needless to say this will be our last Hands on massage.


COX, You stood me up. I'm hurt. I stayed in this unhealthy relationship because you said you would try your best. Then, you stand me up. Yes, I've been waiting for 2 hours, only to find out, no one is coming. I guess I made the mistake.\n\nThere has to be a support group. I feel so, so empty. Why doesn't anybody care?\nWHY???? \n\nMaybe you'll show up next week....maybe?


*I am not a vegetarian. \nMy usual Thai restaurant was closed so we've decided to try another place out.\n\nOrdered chicken pad thai and a pineapple fried rice.\n\nNoodle for pad thai was undercooked, it was too chewy and some part was hard. \nThey did not ask us for the level of spiciness, just gave us a very sweet pad thai. It was too sweet for me, because I usually have spicy pad thai.\nOther than that it was okay.\n\nFor the pineapple fried rice, it just tasted like catchup. \nSome might like it, but not for me. I am used to other restaurants' pineapple fried rice which does not taste like catchup at all.\nFor me it was horrible. \n\nThe decor of the restaurant is outdated. Looks like a local family owned restaurant.  Nothing below or above that. Which I do not mind anyway.\n\nOverall, I would describe the food as...food I get to eat when I go over friend's house. Not extremely good and not awfully bad, but just little different taste than what I usually have. Different style.\n\nDefinitely a homemade food taste. If you get what I mean.


The hotel rooms and hallways are dark and depressing.  Even the elevators are dark and depressing.  The casino is great though. The buffet is awesome.  I think I will stay at the Paris and walk over to gamble and eat at the buffet.


This place is Amazing!!! The food id Delicious and the atmosphere is just fun! They have Salsa Nights on Saturdays and the music is great! Definitely top 5!!!!


For under $20 my gf and I got two quarter chickens with potatoes, coleslaw, macaroni salad, pop and a portuguese egg tart. My gf got the mild sauce and I got the spicy sauce, the spicy sauce had a nice kick to it however the chicken did not have much flavour. The chicken was pretty moist and tender but not as good as Romados like others have mentioned. Got only a few potatoes which were soft and hot, once again not that much flavour with those as well. The macaroni/coleslaw salad was decent and my gf said the tart was good but did not taste fresh.\n\nOverall I give this place a 3.5/5, food was just okay and the same goes for the price.


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.


Do I even have to give a star? In Australia we call this style of dining yum cha.  \n\nFirstly, They say the kitchen closes at 3pm, and we arrived at 2pm. The dim sum cart came around once, then we were told to order from the menu if we wanted more food. The service was SHOCKINGLY BAD, they would ask you a question, and then ignore the answer, only to ask the question again, only to get caught up in a conversation with another server, only to ask the question again.\n\nI can't even be bothered telling you all the other issues here, because I want to clear my head space from people/businesses like this.\n\nNEXT!


I love the Spiedini! Every bite was freakin' awesome! The Italian Fontina is not like any cheese I've ever had before. Combined with the Prosciutto di Parma takes this appetizer to another level. YUMMY!\n\nI love the Wiseguy! Grilled onions never tasted so good. The weirdest thing was the very last bite tasted the best. It's like I'm emotionally attached to that last bite and how it made me feel. YUM!!!\n\nI hate the Sonny Boy but I'm not an olive person. Every bite was overwhelming with an olive taste. YUCK!!!\n\nI could of done without the 2 and half hour wait though. Since there is a wait, people get super drunk. When you're sober and everyone around you is drunk, it can be a tad bit annoying and loud. The restaurant is super small. There is no room to really have an intimate experience when people are yelling in your ear.\n\nAlso, I could care less for the service. I guess when you're not hurting for business you could act however you want. I totally don't agree with that statement. I hope the staff reads these yelp reviews and improves the service. Eventually, the bad service will outweigh the taste of the food. Then people will stop coming.\n\nIf I ever had the chance to come back, I would probably order takeout. The website said you couldn't but I saw someone who did. It also said they validate, and they do but it doesn't cover the whole parking fee.\n\nOverall, I'm still happy that I got to experience the BEST PIZZA for myself. It's pretty cool to say I've had Pizzeria Bianco. So I would suggest anyone to give it a try just expect the wait and the rudeness. Hopefully, the food will make it all worth for you.


We brought our BMW for a simple repair they gave it back to us undriveable and wouldn't help rectify the problems that they caused. We finally took it to another shop and had to pay thousands to fix the problems that goodspeed caused. Go elsewhere.


Looking for some quick dinner, my sister and I decided to just ask for a to-go order from Rick's. I ordered a flat bread pizza, and she had the tacos. We were told 15 minutes by the hostess. She took my last name down and room number. We didn't really wander because we didn't want to miss our food in the short 15 minutes. So we sat on the benches in the hallway, IN CLEAR VIEW of the hostess. \n\n20 minutes pass, 30 minutes... 35. She hadn't called us yet. So I got up to ask.\n\"How much longer for our food?\" \n\"OH, I was wondering where you guys went...\" as she grabbed our food from a table right next to the entrance.\n\nI wanted to scream. Are you kidding me?! We were sitting in front of her the entire time. Not ONCE did she even TRY calling out our name. I was SO frustrated, but being in a upscale resort, I kept my cool. Instead, I just didn't tip because waiting 40 minutes is UNACCEPTABLE when we were told 15. Putting forth ZERO effort in attempting to find your customers is UNACCEPTABLE.\n\nThe food wasn't even that great either. AND it's expensive. I had much higher expectations for at least the service.


I really like The Quad for gaming. They have cheap Blackjack tables and the restaurants inside like Hash House A Go Go are awesome. I also like the new LINQ area that has been built in between it and Flamingo, which has a bunch of new bars and places to shop. I am not the biggest fan of the Sportsbook at this casino, but there are plenty of other Sportsbooks in the area. I am a Total Rewards member, so it's even more appealing for me to gamble and spend money here. I normally stay at the other Total Rewards casinos like Flamingo, Caesars, and Harrahs. I decided to give The Quad rooms a try this coming weekend, so maybe they can earn that extra star this coming weekend.