Great dinner and great tequila. Chips and salsa were great. \nOur server Angel brought us a complimentary flight of tequila. We had ordered two. Everyone enjoyed their meal. The only bad thing is it is in the Luxor. What a dump.


I never ate here nor could have possibly gotten a drink no one would wait on me.\n\nMy friend who wanted to be a socialite of some kind asked me to come with her. I don't know what she was thinking. Not my scene whatsoever! We had come from a free Devo concert. I was dressed in converses,  a side pony tale, and bright pink 80's garb. \n\nI have never seen so many idiots occupying one space. The chicks looked at me like I was an alien. Not everyone needs to wear 5 inch heels, gobs of makeup, and clothes that is so tight that your breathing is impaired just to get a little cleavage popping out of a minuscule ugly dress.\n\n I like fashion, I love heals. It was the glassy, vapid, duplicates that I saw that made me give my friends a hug and kiss then seriously BOLT out the door! Super bad energy in this place. I jumped in the first cab I saw and headed to Lawrenceville. I didn't even say goodbye to the friend who had brought me there. Smoke bomb disappeared! She knew I would hate it but just didn't want to go alone. I was pissed.\n\nThe night was not lost. My awesome \"fiends\" from LA (stunt man Curtze, and Elvis impersonator slash gangster screen writer) met me out and we dive bar-ed the rest of the evening away. I meant to write \"friends\" but didn't change it because fiends, haha... much more appropriate. \n\nI am not saying that people who like this place are any particular sort. Some of my favorite people like Bossa Nova. Just stating my personal experience.


By far the worst car wash I've used. My car ended up worse coming out. I had to go to the gas station next door to wipe down my windshield since there was soap streaks all over it. It looked like my car was rained on and left to dry. Save yourself the time.


Sunday night, one week after the Steelers were officially \"out\".  The restaurant was not crowded.  There were (2) 20-somethings and (2) 50-somethings which turned into (2) Burgers (1) Pulled Pork and (1) Angus Salad.  \n\nEverything was done perfectly.  Calamari was spicy, tender and fantastic.\n\nService was good and everyone was friendly.  Almost too dark to enjoy the meal, but ok.  We all agreed that we'd like to go back and try out a few other menu items.  Especially in the summer, to try out the patio!


First time here and we had heard great things from friends about their breakfast. \n\nMy meal was pretty cold when it arrived and cold hash browns really don't do it for me! The poached eggs were perfect and the wholewheat toast was unusually good but to eat a meal that is half the right temperature and half cold is not great.\n\nService was very friendly and coffee refills came quickly and without asking which is always appreciated.\n\nUnfortunately breakfast joints are pretty much everywhere in Chandler so when you have such a choice an experience like this is not going to make me come back.


This place is now called Medley Buffet. Located inside Aliante Hotel and Casino, a locals casino, this small buffet can be found. The only reason why I'm giving this place 4 stars is because of their \"Hawaiian\" night every Tuesday. They have Hawaiian treats such as Kahlua pork, pineapple upside down cake, etc. \n\nBut the real highlight of Hawaiian night is their lechon...which would grab any Filipino's undivided attention! This was the only reason I went here on gym night. We got a table, grabbed a plate and looked for a big flock of Filipinos. If you see a big group of Filipinos in one spot, it's either they're gossiping about somebody or there's lechon in that spot! There's a reason why Anthony Bourdain calls lechon \"the best pork\" he has ever eaten! I love pork too and I like cochinillo from Madrid and lechon from Cebu called Zubuchon. Lechon is normally served at an important event such as a wedding, graduation, baptism, family reunion (or whatever reunion) and birthdays. My excuse is it's still my birthday.\n\nSo we found the lechon...chopped up and ready for the pickins. Ooh, there were bottles of MANG TOMAS to dip your porky treat in. A testimony of legitness. I filled my first plate of just lechon: meat and crispy skin...and a spot for Mang Tomas. I don't eat rice because I'm a weird Asian. The meat was nice although there were some parts that were dry. Tip: for juicy pork, pick the part closest to the bone. If you want fatty, tender cuts, get the belly...the only down side to that is you could be crunching on pig nipples. But whatever. Eat the skin while it's still hot. I know most of us like taking lots of pictures of what we're about to eat so we have something to post on Yelp and social media websites...you're putting yourself at great risk of stabbing/cutting your gums if the once crispy pork skin gets cold. Lechon doesn't let you mess around! It's serious business. The only fine detail they forgot was the apple inside the pig's mouth.\n\nThey have the usual buffet desserts: pies, cakes, gelato, frozen yogurt/ soft-served ice cream, fruits, etc. i like the frozen yogurt and spumoni gelato. I tried the pineapple upside down cake which was more muffin than it was cake. But I still liked it.\n\nSo yeah, LECHON TUESDAYS!!! Hoy! For only $20 you can eat as much lechon your arteries would allow you to eat before clogging up and if you/ your tito/tita, ate/kuya have/has an Aliante players card, it's only $15/person! Compare the savings if you got your own lechon for $100-200 depending on the size of the pig because nobody in town will sell lechon in small portions - you get the whole pig or none at all.


I have never had such bad service in my life!  Came in to find the hostess on the phone for about 10 minutes before even greeting me.  Finally, I was seated hoping my experience here would get better.  Then the waitress was horrible!  What are the chances.  She didn't make eye contact, wasn't friendly....can't say anything good about her.  The food was okay, but after the terrible service, the food didn't matter.  I couldn't wait to get out of there!  That waitress needs to find another job where she has no contact with the public.


This is an addendum to a previous review (which was filtered for no reason). But, let me tell you, Thrifty's is starting to learn (not completely) the trick. Instead of using pins to secure their tags, this last group of shirts I just dropped off (n=20) all had the tags wrapped around the shirts tag and stapled at the ends (thus not wasting a pin and not putting a hole in the shirt! the only thing is they have yet to do this through a buttonhole which would be the next level of great). I think this is the one folks.


I knew what I was getting into when I booked reservations at this hotel so I can't really say I was surprised at the experience. I was expecting dumpy, run down, lots of kids and probably not that great of service and that's basically what we got. \n\nWhy'd I still go ahead and book my reservation? Frightdome. Frightdome was one of the big reasons we came to Vegas on this trip. So we figured \"Might as well book a room in the same hotel that Frightdome will be in so we can just crawl back to our rooms when all is said and done.\" and that's basically what we did. \n\nWe booked a room for Saturday night. Arrived a couple of hours before Frightdome was set to open, dropped our bags off in the room and actually rested a bit. To be honest...the rooms were actually pretty decent and the walls must have been super thick because I never heard anyone in the hallway or in the rooms around us the entire time. \n\nThe hotel/casino itself like I stated before is rundown and just not a pleasant experience. But on the upside it was a 10 minute walk from our room to Frightdome. Check in was a nightmare. They only had two people checking people in. We got in about a 20 person line and by the time we got up to the desk the line had doubled. When I commented about the lack of staff the person checking us in said that the hotel had made lots of cuts. Wonderful. \n\nOh, well. We had a decent night's sleep and got the hell out of dodge come 8am.


Un des meilleurs spa int\u00e9rieur. Pourtant pas forc\u00e9ment beaucoup de bains mais on appr\u00e9cie le calme. On peut faire les diff\u00e9rentes \u00e9tapes, Bains chauds ou sauna, puis bain froid, puis relaxation.\nOn aime la petite salle dans l'obscurit\u00e9 pour se d\u00e9tendre seul ou \u00e0 2 et faire dodo pendant une vingtaine de minutes pour relaxer compl\u00e8tement.\nQuand on sort de cet endroit, on se sent vraiment d\u00e9tendu. \nPar rapport aux autres spa, il faut r\u00e9server pour le circuit, c pr\u00e9f\u00e9rable.


I love cupcakes and since my birthday was around the corner I decide to try this shop out. \nLet's just say that Gigi Cupcakes = NASTY\n\nI don't know what was put in those 3 cupcakes that I had. But I sick  for two days, plus a sugar high with all that frosting. \n\nI ordered Carrot cake, Caramel sugar mama, Cherry limeade, Italian cream wedding cake, Red velvet, and Strawberry shortcake.\n\nCaramel sugar mama was ok- I had that for breakfast- way too much icing and it was too big to eat\nRed velvet- cream cheese icing was good but way to much icing, the red velvet tasted like Duncan Hines and then they put some nasty red filling inside it. (Hell white sauce tastes better then that).\nCherry limeade- it tasted nothing like the 99cent minute maid I get from Wally-world.\n\nGood thing I'm not in Ca because I'm sure that the other three cupcakes that I threw in the trash, the dumpster divers wouldn't have ate it.\n\n***Gigi needs major improvement when it comes to cupcakes-They need to get help/tips from other bakeries\nSN-They need to make mini cupcakes-jumbo cupcakes are a no-no \n\nI'm sure this one will get flag or deleted like the first one


Very disappointing.  I would actually give this place a zero but yelp requires at least one star. This place is over priced and under staffed during dinner hours which caused significant delay. The food was warm at best and had to send my son's plate back because it was cold. They corrected the cold chicken fingers by dumping them back into the deep fryer. They were inedible at that point. I'm very excited to see what restaurant will move in next.....it's just a matter of time.


My boyfriend and I dined in and thoroughly enjoyed it. Food was good and our hostess/waitress was great!!! Good food, great service, great price.


I love this place!! Every time I go to Vegas I have to get stop here for lunch. They have the best hot pastrami sandwich! Highly recommended!!


Meaty. Markety. Should be ladies night everynight--there were some incredibly tireless, strong and fun women who seemed to love their music--knew all the lyrics. They made  my night! Save the adorable security staff, men didn't really dance, except for a few who didn't know how to put down their drink--it's a DANCE CLUB. Are those boys there for themselves? Priority for me: first is the dance. Enjoying atmosphere/scenery is second--and scouting is a far third. Go to Axis Radius to be, have and behold some grope and ogle. Reminds me of Borderline, in Chicago--closed now, i think. They serve as the after bar party--but that means to me, they should be open til 4am--if it were not for Scottsdale law, eh?


I took my newborn at cascade location for her very first visit and the front staff are horrible. They dont make u feel welcome in any way.no hi, no good morning like they hate their job(they suck and miserable). Dont bother calling their medical assistance phone line because no one will reply. We called a couple of times and after 48hrs still had no reply, seems like they dont care about our concerns with the babys health but I bet theyre on point on billing matters. I recommend united healthcare at sw location with dr Dani my other child used to go there, Its just too bad they dont take culinary insurance.


The majority of reviews pan this simple, Italian restaurant.  While they definitely could use some training in how to cook pasta al dente, there is some great construction of dishes and flavors going on.  PLEASE serve warm bread and olive oil!!   The veal was cooked well, the meatballs dense and flavorful. The tiramisu was one of the best I have ever eaten! The service was sweet and personal. Still guys, overcooked pasta will leave most patrons not wanting to return even if the sauce on top is tasty


Waste of money, I went with 4 friends and all of us were falling asleep.


Went here in July with colleagues; was surprised it was not listed on Yelp!  So, this is my first time to add a new restaurant for others to discover.  The food was excellent.  And the star of the experience was the unique approach of dual wine pairings - one which is an expected match (the accord) and an unexpected match (the discord).  Everyone enjoyed their food, the staff was quite cordial and the wine was, indeed, a nice fit to the culinary experience.    Check this place out and be one of the first Yelpers to see what you've been missing.


I have been frequenting Hef's since their opening night. I almost always find myself satisfied. The place is rarely crowded during the day. The staff is very laid back and generally friendly. One thing I have noticed is they must have a subscription to like ESPN6 because there always seems to be some offbeat sporting event on their TV's. \n\nI have always enjoyed my food there. Yes, always. They have a good burger, excellent turkey club... yeah it's not a complicated menu but they get it right. There's not much to the salad if you get it as a side so I'd probably opt for the fries or pay extra for the mixed veggies. I haven't had the wings in a while but those were pretty good too.\n\nUnfortunately, as of January 2010 they no longer do lunch hours. I told you it was never crowded in there so I guess that's what happens. That kind of sucks.\n\nMy one gripe? They're charging in the 8 to 9 dollar range for many of their sandwiches. I have no problem with the price because it's quality. But for God's sake, their house ketchup tastes terrible. If I'm paying top dollar for a good sandwich, can I get a decent ketchup for the burger or fries? It's like having Marilyn Monroe as a model and dressing her in parachute pants. C'mon Hef's, you've gotta do better than that.


The bartender is great. Hustler, he should be managing the joint...the service for the actual restaurant...sucked ass!  Make sure you don't come too hungry cause you'll be waiting a while...food was moderate for most of our party, they ordered burgers and pulled pork special, I ordered broasted pork chop...stick to the burger and save some $


I became acquainted with The Maine Lobster Lady food truck at the 2013 Las Vegas Foodie Fest.  After an announcement that only 20 Lobster Rolls were left, I sweated it out but remained in line, because I was about the 14th person from the window.  When I reached the ordering station the truck was already out of Blueberry Lemonade at 8:30 p.m. on the second day of the festival, but I was able to secure one of the last Lobster Rolls.  \n\nThe roll itself was rather small, and its contents were not warm like I thought they would be.  Instead this lobster Roll was refreshingly cold.  But it was chock-full of chunks of lobster graced by a light Lemon Mayonnaise Dressing.  Even the flippers tasted good!  I liked this cold roll despite my erroneous preconceptions of what it would be like.  It was served with a cold pickle spear, a small bag of Lay's Classic Potato Chips, and a wedge of lemon.  Priced at $18 a roll, there had better be some bang for the buck!  And there was!


Wonderful food and shopping available, but why does the restroom have a valet in it taking tips?  This isn't a European nightclub.


Terrible. Had the car for eight hours. Couldn't find the key when we got here --luckily we brought an extra. Was supposed to be a detail and wax for 90$.  It still had bugs on the front end and the interior was not clean either.  There were swirl marks from the buffer that you could see once the car was in the sunlight.  Total lack of attention to detail.


Holy Cow Batman.  Ya gotta check this place out.  I am on a Thai food kick after 45+ years of avoiding it and this place is one of the best for sure!\n\n1.  Ambiance - Very nice, trendy, modern place good for dates or the family, trendy or casual.  Located on Horizon Ridge and Horizon Ridge in Henderson near the 215.  Easy access and parking.\n\n2.  Service - Pleasant, welcoming, just perfect.\n\n3.  Prices - Extremely reasonable. Not cheap, not expensive, just right.\n\n4.  Food -  What a great experience. We ordered all spice medium as to not get blown out and not be able to really taste the food.  Medium has a great kick to it, but not overpowering.  As they grade from 1-4, we actually ordered 2.5\n\na.  Tom Yum Soup - We ordered a small, just enough to share for two. Tasty, tender chicken, and just right.\n\nb.  Eggplant with Ground Pork - This is my comparison dish.  I order this at every Thai place and here, it was very, very nice. Tender eggplant, succulent ground pork. Could not ask for a better flavor.\n\nc.  Pad Kee Mau - this noodle dish they describe as \"Drunken Noodle\" what Thai people order after a night of drinking. This is an amazing dish. The wide noodles are the right firmness, the sauce very flavorful, the chicken mean was very tender alsos.\n\nd.  Red Curry Chicken - WOW. You cannot go wrong with this.\n\n\n5.  Dessert - Sweet Sticky Rice with Mango Ice Cream.  Hubba bubba.  I am rolling out of this place now. Call for a tow truck.  I am gonna burst.\n\nDelicious.  GK says, check it out!\nOverall,


This place seems like a good idea in theory. Not so much in reality. Positives first: they have an excellent beer selection. To my great and joyous surprise, they aren't too heavy on the IPAs. Lately all the good bars have been plagued by those hyper hoppy hipster beverages. The selection of beers from local breweries is great too. Also, they have a really great specials on Fridays (today's is fish and chips and a beer for $10). \n\nThe bad? The service is painfully slow. I stood at the bar for 15 minutes waiting to get a beer. There were 3 servers working. Sigh. It was around happy hour and pretty busy. I'm totally willing to give it another try. But just be prepared to wait.


When I first discovered this place, I (or some member of my family) came religiously so I could satisfy my craving for the chicken kabob plate. This meal, to me, was the perfect blend of my favorite stuff: grilled boneless chicken kabob, perfectly seasoned rice and awesome salad. We even braved the terrible service of the girl who used to answer the phone (she was very rude) to come and get this food!\n\nHowever, at some point they decided to change things around. The rice is now more brown and doesn't have the same perfect taste. The cheese even changed momentarily from feta to mozzarella. I love cheese but I loved feta in this setting more so the change was annoying to me. By far, though, the rice change realllllly got me. It got me so much that I stopped eating here.\n\nThen, I decided to give it another try. To my surprise, the rice was ALMOST back to what it used to be. I was temporarily happy again!! Until, several weeks later, another craving hit and I went back to get takeout and I was given the type of rice that I hate. This ruined the entire meal for me. I actually have not been back again since because I can't figure out what kind of rice they are using on the regular.\n\nIn any case, despite my rice saga, the owner is usually very nice when I see him. He recognizes some members of my family and says hi and that is nice also. I do hope the restaurant does well and maybe one day I'll be back (maybe).


Mr. Puck strikes again with another excellent somewhat casual little gem, this time tucked away in the Crystal shops at City Center.  This place shares many of the accolades you'll find at Puck's Bar & Grill in MGM, but falls a bit short of it's big brother in consistency, food quality, and service - The Pizzeria & Cucina, however, is still relatively green when compared to the Bar & Grill, and with time I would expect to see the P&C move into line with the B&G.\n\nThe P&C is a bit more casual than the B&G, and most of the other Puck establishments in Vegas.  Seating can be a bit slow at time, and the service is noticeably more casual and laid back than some of the other locations.  As you would imagine, the pizza here is top notch, and would be recommended.  The a large portion (if not all) of remained of the menu seems to be ported over from the Bar & Grill, however the execution is typically less consistent here.  The food is in no way bad, or even close to it, but the casual attitude in the front of the house seems to have found it's way back into the kitchen as well.  \n\nI should note that during my first visit here (with my parents), they mentioned I was a local, and the server gave up 20% off the check - it was a very nice touch.  While I am mentioning the bill, the Pizzeria is definitely a bit more affordable than the Bar & Grill, which is about the only advantage it has over it's big brother.\n\nThe bottom line: this is a great place to eat, but it's worth the extra walk up the strip to the Bar & Grill in MGM Grand; however, if you are too lazy, you will not be dissatisfied with the Pizzeria & Cucina.


We just had a perfect meal at Anthony's. It was our first time there and selected this spot based on the great reviews. The reviews were right on the money. Impeccable service, white linen table cloths, and excellent food. I started with the mozzarella and tomato salad, then moved on to the bone in, New York steak. Wow! That steak was perfect in every way. I just had to pick up the bone and savor every morsel of tasty meat!  If you are not a penny-pincher, and you are looking for a quality spot to have a great meal, then this is a sure choice in Henderson.


Home of the $1.50 burger!!! But their wings are really good, grilled or regular. Always a local crowd at the bar watching games on theor millions of screens. Bartenders are all very attentive, beer is cold. They have specials Tues and Wed.  LIke half price wings and tacos. No complaints. Nice, homey joint. Oh and they have a $3 breakfast!! For the morning after.


Low-limit casino next to the Flamingo and Imperial Palace; as everyone here has said, it markets to the younger crowd, as the beer pong tables in the back say it all (no thanks, give me the harder stuff). Won $20 on roulette and lost it on the slots; worth another visit when I return to Vegas--whenever that is.


Ryan is an amazing personal trainer who will bring everything to you and give you a serious full body work out. He helped me plan my meals and prepare for the miss AZ USA pageant. I highly recommend the get fit group to anyone looking to improve their overall health and wellness.


Go to SC to buy your gas, it's cheaper than Charlotte. This is not as cheap as going down to Rock Hill. I buy  gas here and sometimes use the car wash.


Food was okay, service was fine.. but got serious diarrhea shortly after leaving there (both of us did)... same thing happened last time we were there also.  The first time I wrote it off as a fluke, could have caught that bug elsewhere.. but two times?  Health Department is failing us here, and so is Tony Roma's.


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


I think the rating is true to what it is... 4 out of 5. I happened to come here on the weekend so it was a Champagne Brunch. Like everyone here suggested. Come like 3-3:30 before dinner rolls out so you can pay the brunch price (no champagne is 24 bucks, with champagne is 28/29 bucks--i forget). The food was delicious with things, I'd probably have never tried in my life. Buffalo was decent but it was a little on the dry side. Prime rib was delicious as well as the lamb. Dessert was yum yum with creme brulee (that was bruleed in front of you). But the staff was attentive and pretty good about taking your dishes away once you were completed. I'd come back again!


I had a really nice waiter and the food were great! The waiter helped me choose an entree by describing what was in it. He made it sound really good and I ended up getting it. Taste magnificent!


I absolutely LOVE Cirque shows, having seen a couple before (Ovo & Zumanity), so I was really excited when my boyfriend was offered comp tickets for his birthday in Las Vegas. Our seats were perfect, right in the middle about 6 rows up from the stage. I was extremely impressed with the set, as it was beautiful, and the water acts were gorgeous. Unfortunately, I was slightly underwhelmed. I don't know if it was just me, but I found the comedy to be lacking...the clown humour wasn't funny and I actually found it to be pretty boring. I was expecting to see more \"AMAZING\" acrobatics, but aside from the beautiful diving (that takes talent) and a couple other acts (fire dancers, jumpers) I was really unimpressed. I didn't understand the story they were trying to tell, and some of the scenes were downright confusing. What was with the guy holding the 1-800 sign? Not to mention, I felt creeped out by it, like it was a weird acid trip. Those guys in the red coats are what nightmares are made out of. I love Cirque du Soleil and \"O\" was a nice way to spend an evening, but overall I'm glad we didn't pay for the tickets. We found ourselves yawning towards the end and unfortunately, we were glad when it ended. Next time, I will see Ka or Mystere!


Even for free it stunk.


I trusted this criminal with an expensive weighted 88 key MIDI controller that I was very fond of. All it needed was to be opened up and an internal battery replaced.  After 3+ months of excuses (a different one each phone call) I just gave up on it. I'm convinced this individual is a scam artist that gets people to leave their valuable gear with him, and he turns around and sells it.


Well. We went here.\n\nWe were greeted by 2 peppy and upbeat cute 20something girls. We were expecting that to be the case when we were sat.\n\nStill waiting.\n\nStill waiting.\n\nStill waiting.\n\nI am not lying one bit when I say, we waited 18 minutes and not ONE person came to greet us, serve us water or even acknowledge us.\n\nWe left after waiting 18 minutes for someone to come over. When we walked out the same 2 girls said, \"bye, thanks for coming. How was everything?\"\n\nI literally walked out the door with my friend as our other friend filed a complaint.\n\nThey did NOTHING to get us back to eat there, NOTHING.\n\nThis happened around 2-3PM this past Sunday, 7/9/2012.


The cool thing about this place is that they hand pull your noodles to order. They have 5 different varieties of noodles, and you can watch them pulling your noodles, if you are in to that kind of thing. I am. \n\nWe stopped in for dinner around 8, and it wasn't too crowded.  We started with the Pig Ear and eggrolls as appies.  The eggrolls were pretty typical for a chinese restaurant, kinda blah.   I couldn't eat the pig ears, because, uh, I just wasn't in the mood for pig ears. Yeah, that's it.  Of course, the platter came to the table with a HEAPING serving of pig ears. We ordered a small, so I can't imagine what the large size looked like. \n\nI had the spicy noodle with beef in XO sauce, and my guy had the spicy noodles (vegetarian).  The noodles had the perfect chew, and the sauce was really good. I would recommend the XO sauce, the spicy sauce was good, but the XO was just better.   I would prolly hit this place up if I was still in Arizona.  It was one of the better meals I had while I was there.


No matter the size of a city, there are some services that are just hard to find, and when you do find them, are they affordable??? The Fit aka De' Fit, is the latest and greatest in alterations and custom design in the North Central Corridor (just South of Bethany Home Road on 7th Street, East side of the street). Dennis and Randall the proprietors are wonderful people; however, it is the exemplary work done by Dennis and his crew that has me taking everything I've wanted repaired in the last five years! redesigned, hemmed, restitched, reinvented! and I am just delighted with the craftsmanship and work that has been done. With the special now of 30% off, for less than $100, I have a whole new set of outfits that would have cost me five times as much money. For anyone that has those classic, expensive, well-made items (any clothes horse knows what I am talking about) that has a little tear, or the zipper needs replacing, or hem repaired, or some other repair, and you hate to give it up because it really is a nice, timeless piece, I highly , highly recommend you take that item to The Fit post haste!


I had a very similar experience to Allison G. (review written on 9/16/2014). I went in to collect my money at My Sister's Closet at T&C today. I approached the sales gal standing at the register and explained to her what I was there to do. I was told to go to another register in a rather apathetic and dismissive demeanor. Prior to today, approx. 56 days ago, I took in 8 items to sell and 7 of them sold. They were decent labels (BCBG dresses, Coach purse, Elie Tahari skirt, Cache leather skirt, Italian suede blazer, Banana Republic skirt, etc.) and what I received in return in cash was $55. I asked Jenny (sales person) if I could take home my 1 remaining item and they wanted to charge me $5.00 to do so (and that charge will be going up soon according to Jenny and the sign she brusquely pointed to). It was because it was an item they had priced under $25. \"It's in the contract\" Jenny so gruffly explained. So when taking your clothes for consignment I highly suggest that you stay current on your contract so you know exactly what kind of exchange you will experience from them. Apparently they make changes to your contract whenever they see fit and do not notify you of the changes other than the signs they post in-store. Be cautious and informed before doing business here. I've had my account there for years and I've never felt so dismissed by the sales persons (esp. Jenny), so uninformed, and frankly, ripped off. Bottom-line: Doing business with My Sisters Closet feels bad. I will not be taking my items to be sold there to receive very little in return and to be treated so poorly for being a client of theirs. I'd rather donate my clothes to a good cause, get a tax write-off that I believe is a better financial decision and, more importantly, feel good about doing it.


This movie theater is ok. I like how they show international movies. I came for A Filipino movie but I also saw posters for Bollywood movies as well! I'm a fan so I will be back for that. The ambiance ain't much but the picture quality was good enough. Snacks of course didn't have prices but I'm sure it was an arm and a leg.\n\nIt was really quiet when we went no rowdy people talking through the movie. But if Was also 1:00 on a Tuesday afternoon. So overall an ok experience will be back if they show more international movies and at $6 for early birds, I'm there!


The only reason this place does not get one star is because the food did not make us sick. The Bellagio buffet was rather disappointing for our entire group. We went for dinner and it was $30. We waited 45 minutes in line on a Monday night to get in which we figured would result in great food. Wrong! First our server took forever to get our order. She seemed to have no way of knowing when we arrived because she first went to 2 tables that got there after us before getting to ours. However that's not why I'm rating the review bad. The crabs legs didn't seem so fresh and the buffet had a rather mediocre selection compared to the other buffets we visited. The desert selection was rather plain and neither of the two ice cream machines worked. I tried the house Merlot and it was horrible. The Kobe beef had an awkward taste to it and none of us took a second bite. To make things worse for the entire hour we were there our server never picked up our previous place or refilled our water. Talk about bad service. \n\nWe all agree not to visit this buffet on our next visit. We expected much more from the Bellagio.


I've been a fan of New Seoul since I moved to Madison. \n\nThe bibimbop is very good. The pulgogi is also very good, but could be cut up a bit more before serving. The portions are a bit large for chop sticks.  The kimchi is very good! I am not a huge fan of the various stir-fry dishes they offer. I had the chopchebop once and have never had it again since. The other stir-fry dishes are OK, but I'm a fan of the bibimbop and will probably only ever order that again. \n\nThe atmosphere of the restaurant leaves something to be desired. The bathroom is often dirty and awkward to get to. The service is usually good, but sometimes the turn-over of the staff seems a bit high and the quality of service suffers. All in all, it's a good place and not too pricey.


This place has some potential. They could update the inside a little bit more, have the servers explain a little bit more about the food types and flavors (get into the food more for newbies)  and it would be much better.\n\nGot the steak and kidney pie here (never tried it before since I heard it can taste like pee) but it was really good - no weird or off flavors at all.  It was delicious with the onion gravy, but the mashed potatoes were luke-warm and just so-so.\n\nThe kid's options were really limited with sausages, shrimp, fish and chicken strips as the only options.  I don't know any kids who would like these choices other than the chicken strips, which were greasy and not very good.\n\nI asked if they had hamburgers, but they didn't.  Unfortunately the ranch was very odd tasting. I guess the Britts don't understand the American icon that is buttermilk ranch dressing that you can get at any U.S restaurant.\n\nIt also seemed a little awkward in that they expected you to know what all the food flavors and types were rather than getting into it and promoting their unique type of food.\n\nWe bought some snacks from the British store but all in all it was just okay not sure if we will be back.  Servers need to get excited about their unique food.


I had them twice now (about 6 months apart) and actually ordered the same items (as their photos of their other items werent very appealing).  \n\nI ordered their grilled cheese with hot dog/sausage.  I liked the idea of the sandwich more then actually eating it.  You would think after eating it the first time and not enjoying the grease of the oil coating my mouth, that I wouldn't subject myself to eating it a second time (even if it was 6 months apart) - I blame my fiance! \n\nI rather make this sandwich at home where I can control how much oil/butter to use just to make the bread toasted... toasted bread does not mean you need enough oil to grease your mouth and your fingers...


After all the years of coming to Vegas and for one reason or another ending up at Caesars, we finally just decided to stay here.  Caesars is kind of the center of the Vegas universe.  They get big names at the Colosseum (ok, Celine Dion and Shania Twain, doesn't thrill me, but they seem to pack them in), they have the forum shops (high end mall), a high end spa (Qua), top notch restaurants  and I suppose you can gamble here too :)  Caesars is the kind of place you can walk in one day and not leave until 3 days later.  That is good and bad.  It has it all, but it is also incredibly large, with a complex floor plan and it takes a lot of hoofing it to get from one end to the other.  \n\nNow, one of the reasons we picked Caesars this time is they didn't have resort fees.  I, like everyone else, detest the useless resort fees that Vegas has begun shoving down our throats.  Caesars didn't used to charge them, however I heard as of 3/1/13 they will be charging away - so be forewarned!  \n\nWe had planned to do the spa and had heard the Augustus Tower was the the newer of the buildings and the spa is in the same tower so we thought we were being smart by booking a deluxe room there. Plus it has it's own check in desk so you don't have to wait in those long lines at the main reception area.  At any rate, they decided to upgrade us (yay!), however we got put in the Palace Tower.  Now we had the single nicest room I have ever stayed at in Vegas, but the PT is SO far from everything I wished I had brought more comfy shoes.  \n\nThe Palace Tower suite (2802) we got was on one of the Penthouse floors. The bank of elevators were way out of the way so they weren't busy and you had added security of needing a key to get to the floor.  The suite itself had 3 full bathrooms w/tvs (which was totally excessive), wet bar, desk, sitting area with TV, dining room, a bed room with a King size bed, a couple of arm chairs, another TV and then of course the double closets, jacuzzi spa and 2 person shower.  It was insane!  I mean, incredibly nice! The only complaint (other than the walk) was that there was zero view.  We basically could see other Caesars Towers (this isn't that big of a deal though).  \n\nI would definitely stay at Caesars again. It has it all!


My only place to go for Chinese food. Sure it is not fancy nor is it very authentic, but if you are looking for something tasty and quick-here it is! \nThey have a fantastic tofu bowl (Hot and spicy bean curd) which is perfectly spiced! Others have tried the meat meals and have never been disappointed. \nIf you're looking to be snooty about your Chinese food, go somewhere else. Otherwise this place is perfect.


Oxtail soup, oxtail soup, oxtail soup.


I never write reviews, but use yelp for everything. This is the first time I've been compelled to write a review because my experience with regards to customer service was beyond anything I've had from a company. \n\nI found SCC on yelp when trying to find a cute little birthday treat for my girlfriend's birthday. I called to get advice on the best flavors, and they were so helpful on the phone. The same day, I placed my order online and they called me the next morning to make sure everything would be all set in my order...because the cupcakes were part of a surprise for my girlfriend and were to be delivered when we finally drove into town. \n\nFirst, I put the wrong date on the cupcakes, and they went to deliver them as per my request. When I told them I meant for them to be the next day, they were so gracious about it. The next day, I called SCC to let them know an update on our driving into town so the delivery could be just right. The girl delivering was even texting with me to make it that much easier for me!!! finally, they delivered to my hotel, and the 12 cupcakes were BEAUTiFUL! We had 4 Lemondrop, 4 chocolate wasted, and 4 sexed in the city. They were incredible! Everyone loved them. We're STILL talking about them and its been almost two weeks. \n\nSCC even followed up with us via email after just to see how they turned out and make sure everything went well. I would recommend this place to everyone. You'll be so happy with the cupcakes and even happier with the service. I was very impressed. \n\nThank you again, SCC!!!!!


Only place I've been to that messes up your order twice. I have been coming here for years now and haven't had any major problems just a few mix ups here and there but this time was a little aggravating. I ordered a simple omelette and the order is messed up, no big deal. I send it back and the waitress was happy to make a new one and apologized which was good...BUT when my new omelette arrives it was messed up again! They had forgot some ingredients and the way they presented it looked like they threw it together recklessly. The hash-browns were soggy and drenched in oil and the omelette was dry and crumbled apart from the first stroke of the knife. All in all was a pretty frustrating experience.


I visited the Waverly for the first time last night, and I will definitely be going back, should I find myself nearby and in need of a drink.  I wouldn't necessarily go out of my way unless there was a special event, but if I lived within a couple of blocks I would definitely drop by from time to time.  The space itself is really great, full of small corners that are both sheltered and open to the rest of the space, on multiple levels. The music playing wasn't too loud, was varied and just good overall background music.  The ceiling is beautiful, covered in wooden slats arranged in a geometric pattern, so if you visit, be sure to look up!  \n\nI didn't experience high prices like other reviewers have mentioned.  Granted, we went on a Sunday evening (special specials perhaps?), but the special of pint of Boreal for $5.25 is quite reasonable to me, for such a nice location.  Perhaps the other drinks are more costly?  They didn't have a price list or menu, so I didn't see what other drinks cost.  Or perhaps I've come to accept that drinks at a bar can get pricey.  If I want to drink cheaply, I drink at home :)


The food is WAY too salty and the service was horrible. We waited over an hour for our orders. I would understand if the place was busy but it wasn't. Beyond annoyed. All we got was soup and burgers. They had to redo the burgers because they overcooked the first batch.


Dear Jeff, you've converted me. \n\nI have been in a makeup rut, and slightly (okay, very) homely looking lately so I went in with the hope of finding a new lip gloss or foundation, just something to make my face worthy of looking at. I was blown away with the service I got tonight. I'm really not one for sales associates in stores, in fact, I usually run in the opposite direction and pray they don't see me. Jeff caught me though and I'm happy he did. \n\nHe took his time and helped me find what I was looking for, made me feel comfortable telling him how average I was feeling, and made sure I walked out with all the tools and make up I wanted to face the world. He didn't sell me on anything I didn't need, simply made sure I had exactly what I wanted. Sephora is lucky to have him and I will definitely be back there because of him! \n\nThey use this face scanning machine thing that matched my skin tone to brands that could match my color, then he worked through my skin type and the finish I wanted and price range I wanted to stick to. Jeff tested a few options on my face before I decided on a foundation I liked and then he did my whole face. I got matched with a brand I have been walking by for years. I sure do feel pretty right now. \n\nI've never had service at Sephora like this before and was happy I walked into this one tonight.


Awesome bakery but mostly I come for the Hawaiian Macadamia Nut coffee.  They are famous for their cranberry toast which I have to admit that I have never tried.  But other breads and delicious desserts keep me coming back. Nova supplies a lot of coffee shops uptown and I am delighted to support local.  Their campy sitting areas (in and outside) make me feel so mellow and relaxed - it is a great place for a book and a cup-o-joe!


I go here at least once every two years whether I want too or not. It usually is not, but I go. \n\nToday was one of those days.\n\nWe arrived probably around 1:20 p.m. and the lunch rush was over; if it had one.\n\nThe young lady took the name and said it will be about ten minutes, ok no big deal. This gave me time to look around again for the first time. The building and the d\u00e9cor is tired and uninviting. It could be really nice if it tried.\n\nOk so this is not fine dining I know that, I accept this.\n\nOur server was Cory; he did a fine job with a very pleasant attitude. \n\nI ordered what was recommended to me by two folks; the Mizithra Cheese and Brown Butter. It is said to be a toothsome treat for cheese lovers. What in Gods name does that mean I have no idea? Nor do I know why a cheese lover would love this dish. I also ordered a salad and cup of soup. Clam chowder was the soup and salty was its name. I beg, please do not give me a wet salad, dry the veggies first and then serve them. As for the toothsome treat it self, well no. Bruce looked over and said; man that looks dry is it missing something? I would not know since I have never had it before, but I do know if this is a favourite dish of anyone they have very low standards in food.\n\nI like good food; I want good food even in a middle of the road place like this. Find inspiration and pass it along to your patrons. I mean if I am going to remain fat I want it to mean something.....


Great casual Japanese option on the strip. Only Con its a little on the pricey side for casual Japanese food. It has a large open dining area with floor to ceiling windows that face the strip. Great for people watching! The menu has a wide range to choose from sushi, ramen, etc. My favorite menus items were crispy cod & pork shoulder steam buns. For dessert my 2 favorites were the doughnuts (tofu,sweet potato,rosemary) and soft serve (coffee, pop rocks, nori, carmel). Definitely order together for a great pairing!


When I first looked up the Firesky Resort online, I was really confused about the various room options.  Let me just tell you - except for very few exceptions, all of the rooms are the same.  All rooms are about 400 sf and you either get one king sized bed or two queen sized beds.  The variation in price of up to $50 per night is solely based on the view.  There are 5 buildings that surround a pool, lagoon and courtyards in a U-shape.  As you can imagine, there are rooms facing these facilities and some rooms facing the parking lot.  Even if you want to save money, DO NOT get a room that faces the parking lot.  It will feel like a motel.  The rooms that face the facilities are all pretty much the same and there's no real reason to pay extra for the pool view or lagoon view rooms.  In fact, those rooms may be noisier and have less privacy due to the amount of traffic from other hotel guests.\n\nIf I had a dog, this place would be heaven. Dog-friendly hotels are not as common as they should be and even those that are tend to put all of the dog owners in the old/nasty part of the hotel.  Not the case here - dogs ruled the resort and I didn't mind at all.\n\nThe best part of the experience was the free wine reception every evening from 5pm to 6pm.  Let's just say that I got my money's worth.  We stayed 3 nights and each of us got 2 glasses of wine each evening. No, it's not the best wine but who cares when it's free.\n\nThe firepits are also very cool but there's a limited number of them and they are always in high demand.  I also love that there's self-parking all around the hotel so you can leave your vehicle close to your room for easy access.\n\nThe hotel is good but not perfect.  For example, one day we were out from 9am to 3pm and when we returned, the room was still not made up.  I found that to be inexplicable and unacceptable.  I had to locate housekeeping to clean the room.  When we returned to the room 2 hours later, the room was clean but the maid had put 2 identical toothbrushes next to each other.  We had left one on the left side of the sink and one on the right side.  It's pretty stupid for someone to move them so we couldn't tell which one was whose.  When I called guest services to ask for new toothbrushes, they took forever to deliver them to the room.\n\nBut the overall experience was fine.  The hotel doesn't look as amazing as the website shows (but does it ever?).  We ended up paying about $150 including tax for 3 adults and considering the amount of wine we drank, I think we got a good value out of it.


A girlfriend and I came here after seeing their Groupon (13$ for 20$)....when we arrived the restaurant was packed inside and out, but the hostess seated us very quickly. \n\nWe were super thirsty from too much pool/champagne time and it felt like days before we even got water (I would guess 15-20 minutes..which is still quite a lot). After we ordered it took another 45 minutes or so for the food to come out- again, pretty crazy since most of the options are breakfast themed. How long does it take to cook an egg?\n\nI had the chicken salad sandwich and Mexican soup..the soup was so salty it was almost inedible, but compared tot he super super bland chicken salad sandwich,. I guess I was happy it was at least seasoned. There was so little chicken salad on the sandwich that after taking the top peice of bread off, then the bottom, I literally had 2 bites from each side. No exaggeration. Someone had taken the time to dice the apples and other ingredients into perfect tiny cubes, which shows tons of effort...but the super small portion given and the fact that it wasn't seasoned made all that work seem pointless.\n\nMy friend had the corn beef hash..she left most of it- absolutely no seasoning again. It was the blandest corned beef hash I've ever tasted. She also had a Chai tea- again, no flavor, so she was dumping sugar and such into it trying to pep it up. \n\nWe spent another 15 minutes trying to get the bill- then did the universal My Tab Is Sitting Halfway Over the Edge of the Table so the Waitress Will See it Move...and she still didn't see it, so I had to flag her down. \n\nI would say she was friendly, but overall poor service for the long wait time. By the time we got our plates, most of the restaurant was empty, so it's not like they were in the middle of a rush.


This is a pretty small dog park, with only one area for all dogs backed up next to a baseball field. My husband and I used to go to this dog park all the time when he lived over there, but now I only go occasionally when I choose to bring my pup to work and we both need a break for lunch. The people have always been nice, but the grounds have not always been kept up.\n\nI understand that it's a dog park and it will get messed up from time-to-time, especially in the summer, but a little upkeep would be nice. They recently \"remodeled\" it, but I don't see much difference, besides them reseeding the grass and taking out grass in half of the area. Not sure why they would take out the grass, as now it is dirt/mud/sand, and your pups are SURE to need a bath once you leave. \n\nI will come back to this park because it is the closest one to my work, but other than that there is really no other reason for us to come here. We have driven past this park to go to Chaparral Dog Park because it is much nicer, although we would prefer to come to this one because of proximity. Oh well!


If you are the kind of person who likes pushing people out of the way to get to a shirt or if Black Friday is your Superbowl, then this is the store for you.\n\nGenerally depending on what time and day you go, it may or may not be insanely busy. For some reason I always show up when there are not so many people. You can find some good deals here if you look but the merchandise if always changing and that is not always the case. The shoe section is what grosses me out half of the time I go here because at least at a thrift store they throw out shoes that are extensively worn, smelly and stained. Here they will sell them to you in the name of it being a high end brand. I saw these tennis shoes that were worn with mud and I thought that someone had taken off their shoes and left them there and shoplifted some other ones, but they were selling them!\n\nI usually do not like shopping because I do not like people to get too close to me and I do not like children suddenly darting in front of me or scaring me by popping their face out of a clothing rack. To say it ineloquently, people will be all up in your grill here. Seriously there is chaos at this store to be had. Be sure not to trip down those stairs.


They have a grill for those steaks that u are craving for. Typical ham and roast beef! It was good for the price and for my boys who are at that age they can't stop eating.


It is almost impossible to mess this show up and the Mandalay Bay show did impress. Admittedly, the New York show is hard to match so my perception is heavily biased against the LV production.\n\nThe show's production quality was good, again, a notch below the NY production, but still impressive. The acting seemed a bit flat during the first Act but certainly picked up during the second Act. It may have been an off night or a slow start. I do not want to undermine the efforts of the talent but that was my impression. Notably, the performances of Kissy Simmons and Buyi Zama (Nala and Rafiki) filled the theater with beauty and strength. They, individually, made the show worthwhile. I still laughed and became emotional during the show, so the cast did create an engaging show.\n\nI would not deem this show a reason to visit Vegas but if you are there, I would check it out. The theater is not huge so there are great seats to be had for good prices.


What I hate, when I have to shop at this particular Future Shop, are the salespersons: they will be insistent to come and ask you if you need any help, or even give you their unasked advice when they see that you have a product in your hand and are reading the information on the boxes. If I want an advice or have a question, I'll go to you, sales guy; otherwise, just leave me alone!\n\nIf you know what you are buying, just put some earphones and go straight to the alley where the products you want to buy are: otherwise, the salespersons will just constantly annoy you with their attention, trying to make a commission out of you.


The wait was really long for dinner. I got the falafel plate and the hummus was overly salty and more of an applesauce consistency than a hummus spread. The flavor wasn't great. they were out of the spinach pie. The falafel was really dark and super spiced. Too strong of a favor for me. The salad was the highlight of the meal but not enough to keep me coming back.


Came here for Sunday brunch buffet. They were super busy, but their service was superb! As you walk into the restaurant you are in awe of the awesome view of the Bellagio fountain. The ambience is amazing, it feels like your about to have high tea. You don't feel like you have to rush and grab all the food you can possibly stuff in your face. Just sit back relax and grub.\n\nThe food was good, but it didn't blow my mind. They had a good variety of food. They offered an omelet station, hot soup noodle bar, oysters (they were really good!!!) lobster egg benedict, bacon, dim sum, tuna tartare, sushi, everyone gets one piece of Peking duck (one of the best items), hand rolled chocolate truffles, choc fondu, yummy mango sorbet. Well you get the point. There were some really good eats, but most of them were okay for the price. You're really paying for the ambience, when you dine here. \n\nIt's a great place to spurge when you're in Vegas.\n\nI'll be back...when I win big. ;)


My wife and I tried Nimbus for the first time tonight.  All signs pointed to this being a potential new go-to spot in our neighborhood.  We were hoping for a place with good beer, interesting food choices and a fun atmosphere.\n\nInstead I rate this as my worst dining experience of 2012 so far.  We walked over from our house and when we were seated we asked for water.  It took 5 minutes to get it and the water glasses were dinky.  Hello - this is Arizona!  We need something other than kid-sized glasses of water.  \n\nI ordered a happy hour martini and it was undrinkable.  After sending ti back, I ordered an oatmeal stout that tasted like flat Coke.  My wife had a blonde ale and she chose not to finish it (very unusual for her).  \n\nIf we hadn't already ordered dinner, we would have left at this point.  The buffalo chicken pizza was decent but very greasy.  The fried zucchini was inedible.  \n\nTo top it off, there was a networking event happening on the other side of the dining area.  Our pizza arrived at the same time that the event speakers began to use their mics to broadcast their message to the entire place.  I was treated to a diatribe about diabetes during dinner.  While this is a worthy cause, it was totally obnoxious during dinner..\n\nThe food is overpriced, the beer is mediocre, the happy hour menu is limited (no burger - really?) and the ambiance is horrible.  \n\nNeedless to say, we will not return.  Word to the wise - if you are looking for a good happy hour, Ruth Chris is just around the corner and has amazing values and a great patio.


Have I ever been to smashburger? No. And now, I can say I have. So this place is neatly located in the stonecrest area full of restaurants and all your south side 5 second drive cravings.\n\nMy brother advised me to make my own burger. And I took his advice and did just that. I ordered an egg artisan bun, aged Swiss, tomato, lettuce, grilled onions, an egg, and mushrooms topped with spicy chipotle sauce. And of course some smash fries. How was it, you may ask?\n\nWell, this place is definitely place on my list to come back to. The burger was juicy, and with all the condiments loaded on there it came out pretty neat. I think I could've had more out on it, but I didn't want to try my luck with a burger that topples over to the point where it isn't a burger anymore. My philosophy: it's okay for mission burritos, no good for burgers on overloading condiments. \n\nThis place was a quick meal with a good amount of seating. With a feel of old school dining mixed in with the new. Pick up a menu, go to the counter, order, and sit down for your masterpiece (or a default burger) to come greet your burger cravings. \n\nOverall, this place is worth looking into if you're into burgers and a little freedom as far as creating what you want to taste. This place will be on my list if I'm in town and looking for a burger.


Every time we visit Vegas we HAVE to make a stop here, Yeah we have Amoeba (we live in LA) but I prefer a smaller setting where I wont feel like I'm having an anxiety attack because there is so much to choose from! I like the little novelty Items they carry and you can find some great gems if you look hard, I like how cheap the dvds are.


They need to lay off the ice. More than 3/4 of my drink was full to the top of ice. Two sips and you're done. Is it worth 7 bucks for a crappy meal? Nope!


Went here for my 3rd time. This place is great specially if you're wondering the fashion show mall and you suddenly realize you starving, and you just know the food court isn't what you had in mind...\n\nToday I got both of the specials- swordfish and the lamb (both awesome) I say,...always order the specials at a tapa place- rarely will they let you down!\n\nFYI if you want the happy hour half off tapas you have to be sitting at the bar in order to do so. Which is kind of stupid, but that's just how it goes.... the menu is smaller but hey if you want to save some that's an idea.


I've heard alot about Round Table from Californians.  At first I was shocked that they charged $20 for a large pizza which would feed about 3 people.  For less, you can go to Dom Demarco's or Grimaldi's.\n\nBut I have to say that the Chicken and Garlic was quite tasty.  The creamy garlic sauce is really addicting.  I think it would be awesome if you get a side on the side to dip your pizza in - kind of like Papa John's.\n\nWhat I like is that the crust on the bottom is crisp and the body of the crust has the nice chewy texture.  The crust experience was quite unique for a chain.  The leftovers were even better the next day.   My method is to nuke it for 30-40 seconds and finish it off on a cast iron.  It provides the same experience you have when eating there.\n\nI'll be back for their Mon-Sat lunch buffet.  Without the use of a groupon, I don't know if i would go back outside of the buffet especially when I believe you can get much better value and experience at Grimaldi's or Dom Demarco's.\n\nBut the pizza here was still really good.  3.5 stars.


Sometimes, you really want sushi but you just aren't revenous enough for AYCE.  Enter Kobe Sushi Bistro happy hour.  \n\nFirst of all, this place is huge.  It's thebiggest sushi joint I've ever seen.  The decor is very nice.  Pretty lanterns and pendant lights.  \n\nWe were seated, and a bit overwhelmed by the 4 menus to choose from: happy hour menu, AYCE menu, cocktail menu and roll menu.  \n\nWe decided on happy hour.  Beers and sake are buy 2 get 1 free, rolls (approx 45 to choose from) are 50% off, sushi is 30% off, and apps (tempura, teriyaki, potstickers, salads are 50% off. \n\nWe had 2 beers, hot sake, 4 rolls, potstickers and baked green mussels. Bill was $51. \n\nThe standout was the johnny roll.  Highly reccommended.\n\nKobe won't be my go to spot for AYCE but I would definitely return for happy hour again.


After working a nine-hour shift, rushing through a quick shower, and driving for five hours to get to Vegas to meet up with my girlfriends, we stumbled into Cafe Bellagio haggard and famished.\n\nService here is awful.  Maybe it was the way we were dressed [it was 12am and we were all in a different array of pajamas], maybe it was because we all had our travel faces on, or maybe it was because they lacked decent customer service but waiting around for 30 minutes in a near-empty empty restaurant on a weekday for a glass of orange juice and a sandwich with fries is ridiculous!  At least give us some water if you can't pour me a glass of oj!  I get that the servers deals with the drunks and asshats that venture into their beloved city but we were nothing but polite.  My friends and I all work in different fields of customer service and the lack of manners and a smile is just rude.\n\nSo how was the food?  Mediocre at best.  I daresay that even Denny's or Village Inn can slap together a better sandwich and deep-fry some frozen fries.  Oh well.  We ate, we paid, and we left.  Never again, Cafe Bellagio.\n_________________________________________________\n\nSide-note:  I received a nice message from Mark H., the customer representative, offering me to give them a second-try.  I'm flattered for such a gracious offer and I admire they're business integrity on trying to bring the best service possible.  It shows great work ethics and I respect that 100% but I must decline.  Definitely noted though and very cool of them to try and kiss and make up.


So ..according to The Sewers of New York, this was 75.00 dollars worth of food?!?! The food was edible and the service was sub par at best, and to top it off when we advised them of our displeasure, they didn't offer to make it right. Thank goodness we still have several days of our family reunion left!


Yes, you can find a cheaper tire. I like this place because they offer a warranty and a bunch of other services with your tire purchase.\n\nAnother great thing - I was literally out of there in less than 15 minutes! Extra star for their awesome service!


We came here after a failed breakfast attempt at Bouchon (who serves lunch at 10:30 anyway?). Yeah, it's a glorified version of the Cheesecake Factory. \n\nThe hostesses seemed bothered that they had to actually earn a living by seating the likes of us; I actually think that they rolled their eyes when we approached. Conversation seemed forced, perhaps some requirement of Grand Lux (So, where are you guys from?), rather than genuine curiousity. \n\nI can't believe the waiter actually suggested the breakfast buffet. $15.95 will get you eggs, bacon, sausage, fruit and yogurt *yawn*. After previewing the buffet, I told the waiter that I preferred something 'not so basic'. I asked his opinion on the chiliquiles and the huevos rancheros. He said that the chiliquiles were good, but an Americanized version. \n\nI ordered the huevos rancheros. Freaking delicious, I tell you. The sauce was spicy and the black beans, onions and bell peppers were a fabulous addition. \n\nThe waiter was helpful at first, but disappeared before our meals arrived. What the heck? \n\nDamn you, Bouchon, for stopping breakfast service at 10:30!


Looking around town for Jin's chicken and fish which wasn't in its normal Francis location we found this spot. Fulfilling after bar chicken/fish sandwiches. Would never go here for a meal but it's a perfect after bar spot. I got a chicken sandwich which was basically two chicken fingers drenched in Franks Red Hot, mayo, tiny lettuce piece on a thin hamburger bun. Did the trick for what I wanted.


We ate here a month ago on a Saturday night with my daughter and had an great time at the sushi bar eating and talking to the chefs. Tonight (after the hostess took phone calls while people were waiting) she told us children can't sit at the sushi bar on the weekends, so we left. Honestly, it seemed like a lie so she could send us to a table. It's upsetting because the food is good. But after being treated the way we were I'll never go back - with or without my daughter.


This location is okay but not as good as the one in Litchfield Park (gets 4 stars). \n\nI live half-way between both of them and depending where my errands are at in Goodyear/Avondale I end up at the two different ones. I have eaten their food at least 20 times:\n\n-Rolled chicken taco special\n-Chile Verde\n-Carnitas (way better at Litchfield)\n-Chorizo burrito\n-Carne Asada Fries\n-Enchiladas\n\n\nIt is my understanding this location on Estrella is run by the son of one of the Partners. He needs to be in his store more! Depending who is on shift, the food quality varies so widely. And the heavy set dude at night on the drive-thru needs to quit if he is so unhappy. \n\nThey need to take notice because the Ramiro's down the street has new management and they have greatly improved and will give this location a run for it's money.


Very Ono! We ate Kalua Pig tacos, Huli Huli Chicken Burritos & Pulehu Beef Bowl.  Makes me feel like home. Definitely recommend!


I really wanted to like this place, I have liked several of Wolf Gang Pucks other restaurants, but I was quite underwhelmed.   I ordered the 12 dollar Cesar salad to start, the slad was very plain, lettuce croutons and dressings.  The dressing was overly sour for my taste.  My husband had the white bean soup, it was very very bland.  I had the Penne Pasta Carbonara, Smoked Bacon, English Peas, Mint, Black Pepper.  The bacon was really mushy and fatty, the sauce tasted just like any white sauce I could buy in a bottle.  I was really hoping the dish was going to be awesome but I didnt even eat half of it.  \n\nAnother member of our party ordered the House Made Thick Noodle Pasta alla 'Quattro Passi', Sausage Bolognese, Cream, Basil, Parmesan.  His exact words were, \"this isnt bad, but I can make hamburger helper that tastes the same\"  Not a good sign!\n\nMy husband had the pepperoni pizza, you cant really go wrong there!  I wouldnt go back to this location, but like I said I do like his other restaurants.


I came here thinking the food was going to be decent from all these good reviews from fellow yelpers. I've come to the conclusion that every yelper from North Vegas has really bad taste in food or they're stuck in an area with atrocious food and they THINK places like this is actually good.\n\nI started my meal with Falafels. Incredibly salty. They pressed the idea that everything is homemade at their location. Why isn't the chef or the cooks tasting any of the food before they're sent out? Don't order this unless you like making funny faces because the salt is overwhelming.\n\nI ordered the filet tenderloin wrap and my date ordered a chicken skewer a la carte. My wrap was pretty bland and had barely any pieces of meat. It was mostly filled with carbs. My date's chicken skewer was dry. The best thing that came out of the kitchen was the vegetable skewer that came with the chicken skewer. \n\nIf you want to get a really good chicken skewer, go to Crazy Pita. If you want some fresh falafels that are truly made to order fresh, go to Sababa's on Durango / Desert Inn. \n\nThis place sucks. Wont come back. Haven't found a decent place to eat in North Vegas yet......... Running out of options ....


I'm sorry but I feel absolutely sick from the cigar smoke coming in the doors here from their patio, headache too!\n\nI must say I'm very impressed with how John the proprietor and owner responded to my comment in such a positive way! Worth another try.... Thanks!


A+++++++++++!  Oh my GOODNESS this show is amazing.  My boyfriend and I have seen this show twice so far, and both times were equally enthralling.  I've loved the Jabbawockeez since ABDC, and I actually cried at the end of the show the first time we saw it.  The second time, we were with my boyfriend's family (four 30-something adults) none of which had even heard of the Jabbawockeez- and they LOVED the show.  It's entertaining the whole way through, no downtime at all.  They do a beautiful job of exciting different emotions through out the show.  It's genius, beautiful, and stimulating.  They do an excellent job of incorporating the audience as well, so I hope you're not shy!  We'll go back again for sure.


Been there twice now and both times the food and service were excellent! The Sushi quality is fantastic and the variety is very good. If you like wasabi ask for their fresh wasabi!


Burgers are fairly good, albiet considerably overpriced considering that it doesn't include any sides. If you want fries, you'll have to order those separately. Thankfully, the spiked milkshakes are delicious.


Just had these guys out to inspect our A/C before the heat comes for the Summer. I had purchased a Groupon last year but never used it, these guys still honored the Groupon and took care of me. He gave me the estimate of repairs/replacement parts and seemed very honest. Anyone who lives in the South West knows that A/C companies have the upper hand when your stuff breaks. I will definitely have these guys out every year for a checkup\n\nUpdate 22 Mar 2013: So the rental company had their contracted A/C company come out and they guy said everything is fine, doesn't need anything that AR Heating & AC said.... Which is disconcerting because I felt I could trust the both companies but one said it's good to go no repairs nothing and AR said it need $300 in repairs. Guess my comment above about A/C companies having the upper hand was true. Rating downgraded, get multiple inspections/opinions! I'll be having a 3rd company out to make the final decision.


Five...five...five dollar foot longs. This song is very catchy indeed. However the footlongs do not catch my taste buds for long.(no pun intended) Do not get me wrong the bread is fresh and so are the vegetables. The cold cuts? Hmmm not so sure. The grilled chicken pieces they use for the sandwiches, I do not trust. It looks like soy meat. I know it is only $5.00 but for the amount of money I spend on four subs I cold buy sandwich ingredients from the grocery store that will probably last me a week. Better quality too.


Very nice. It might not be perfect but it gets 5 stars for simply being an experience that EVERYONE should have in vegas. It's a really nice place with really nice rooms and have stands successfully as a truly unique experience. This is a hotel that doesn't need to copy any other hotels.\n\nI recommend this great experience to all. Oh yea, lots of good looking people here...hehe.


Flip For Me is AMAZING!! My daughter has been there over two years and loves it! The coaches and office staff are great!


Fuck. This. Place.\n\nI bought two Amazon Local gift certificates to use here. The first visit, we weren't brought any silverware or condiments. After five minutes of our food sitting getting cold, I had to walk up to the server station and fetch them myself. No one refilled our drinks the entire time. The signature crab stew was bitter and nasty. The steamed blue crabs are a ridiculous ripoff. What little meat they contain sticks to the shell and shreds apart making it maddeningly impossible to eat.\n\nAfter that lovely meal, we still had another gift certificate so we gave them another chance. This time we were looking to sample the crab cakes. After not being greeted by the hostess and having to initiate contact, we finally were seated. And there we sat, ignored, for 35 minutes before the jackass waiter approached our table. With no eye contact, the first words out of his mouth were, \"So you ready?\" We stood up and walked out.


While the food here was good, I am just not a fan of the long line, the packed atmosphere, and the tight quarters. Just don't feel like I had any personal space, and made me feel a bit stressed out, and rushed. I would suggest coming here for breakfast, however I highly recommend to avoid the busy hours.


Ahhh buffets... pretty good I guess if you want to gorge yourself.  I wasn't totally in a buffet mood when I went, so needless to say I got a little grossed out by the aggressive behaviour going down around the steamed crab leg tray.  We went on a Sunday night, and it was swarmed with people, so they have got to be doing something right!  Tin Tin has a wide variety of chinese dishes, steamed crab legs and oysters, lots of shrimp, a sushi buffet, and the classic kiddy table with some french fries and mac and cheese, and an ice cream machine - which scores BIG points with me.  All that being said, I felt like everything I ate (except the ice cream) had a slick of oil over it.  The sushi table had some decent looking stuff on it, but I didn't dig in. \n\nWill only return when I'm famished.


I love Vosges.  Why?  Because in addition to the chocolate with curry and chocolate with wasabi and ginger, they have a bacon and chocolate bar.  Yes, you heard me, they have concocted a chocolate bar with bits of applewood smoked bacon in it.  Granted, it tasted a little weird, but that kind of inventiveness deserves 5 stars.\n\nBoth times that I visited here, the staff were really good about giving samples of their merchandise.  They always have a featured chocolate bar with samples - the first time, it was the Barcelona bar (almonds and grey sea salt) and the second, it was Mo's Bacon Bar, the aforementioned treat.  According to them, the bacon bar was brand new and they had just gotten it in.  We also got to try the Naga bar, which, along with the Barcelona, was the favorite.\n\nWe ended up getting two boxes of milk chocolate truffles (9 pieces for $25) as gifts, the Barcelona and Naga bars, and a quarter pound of their caramel toffee.  I really wish that I had sampled their Black Pearl (wasabi and ginger), as well as the hot chocolate.  I also regret not buying the bacon bar, which probably would have made for some fun sampling with the family back home. \n\nA great chocolate store with some slightly kooky, exotic confections that work surprisingly well.  I only wish that they had an outlet in San Francisco so that I can try out more chocolates and have a steady supply of their delicious toffee.


When Brak first arrived in the Valley of the Sun back in 2004, he fretted over having to find a new barber shop.  Back in SoCal I'd been going to the same shop for years and really liked everything about it.  I did some searching online, and came up with Floyd's.  It was nearby, and how could a joint named Floyd's Barber Shop not be awesome, I thought to myself?  Well, I really like Floyd's.  Great gang of barbers, 3 of whom have been there the entire time I've been going.  Good local chit-chat while getting the noggin buzzed.  The only thing missing is Opie wandering in for a trim.  Then again, ole Opie is balder than a cue ball nowadays, so I don't expect I'll bump into him anytime soon.  If you're looking for a good, old school barber shop, with friendly folk, very reasonable prices, and consistently good haircutting, no matter which chair you land in, then look no further, Floyd's is your joint.


2 stars: Meh. I've experienced better.\n\nNothing is as polarizing as the simple hamburger.\n\nThere's so many different arguments that can be made as to what makes the best burger. \n\nSimple and cheap at some stand that's been around since the turn of the century? Gourmet and requiring a credit application to order at a celebrity chef's latest brainchild? \nAnd every single combination and permutation in between. \n\nHubert Keller is kind of accomplished in the same way one would say Matisse was a good painter, or Larry Bird was a good shot with a basketball. \n\nWith that kind of resume, comes a certain amount of pressure to perform. \n\nAnd that's my fundamental issue with Burger Bar.\n\nIt's been around for a while now, and it's definitely on its way down.\n\nI've been here more than a few times, and after the novelty of the Rossini burger wore off, including texting pictures of the receipt to prove my street cred, and the novelty of making a few custom burgers - ooh, i can choose from different grades of meat, that are all pretty good, and don't really make a substantial difference once ground up and seasoned, to 99.97% of eaters,  this place strikes me as a big buck version of Fuddruckers that happens to have a celebrity chef endorsement. \n\nSeriously. Think about it. \n\nThey both offer hamburgers with different grades of beef. \nThey both offer burgers with different types of meat.\nThey both offer customized toppings.\nThey both offer multiple types of fries.\nThey both have milkshakes and floats.\nThey both serve beer.\nThey both cost more than in & out. \n\nThe last 2-3 times I went to Burger Bar, the service has been mediocre and delivered with absentee-level attention. \n\nThe food has been inconsistent as well, and what kind of irked me the most recent time was that I created a spicy burger, and when I told the waitress that there weren't enough jalapeno's, she brought me a thimble sized cup with more sliced peppers, and I found an extra charge for them on my bill. \n\nSeriously? \n\nYou're charging $14 bucks for a burger and you want to put another $0.85 cents on my tab because I mentioned that the burger didn't have enough jalapenos on it when it came out of the kitchen? \n\nSome nerve. \n\nThere are so many other burger spots and so many other celebrity chefs in Vegas with burger spots that this place is completely irrelevant at this point. \n\nUnless you are here to try the Rossini on an expense account meal, don't bother.


We made another lunch stop at Braddah's Island Style on our most recent vacation and once again shared a Kalua pig burrito with seaweed rice, black beans, charred pineapple verde, lettuce and tomato. Even though management committed the unpardonable sin of running out of cilantro, our burrito were still very good. The staff seemed less friendly or engaged than on our first visit just 6 months ago.  For example, no samples were offered, tables had not been bussed, and bottles of sauce were not put out until a good 10 minutes after a customer made the request.  A rating of 3.5 would be most appropriate.


I use to love this place, would come here all the time!! \nthe last time i went there  tho was na totally bad experiance \ni was pregnant at the time and was planning on doing my nails with my mom and sister as well, well due to my pregnancy i needed to use the restroom so as soon as i walked in i went to the nearest girl and ask her if i could use the restroom. The girl told me that i had to do my nails or purchase something in order for her to let me use the restroom!! well agreeing to do my nails she then let me use their not-soclean restroom!! well i was furioused and walked out as soon as i was done lol wtf i dont know if these chineese ppl know their rights but a pregnant woman has the right to use any restroom otherwise they could press charges!!


In the past I've looked forward to even craved Pho Kim's fare.  Unfortunately, my recent visits have not delivered the consistent quality I've come to expect from this establishment.  I'm beginning to think this place is not what it once was.


Stopped here Tuesday morning for bagels and coffee. The place was filthy. Tables had food debris and floors and windows disgusting. But the worst part were the flies. I had to cover the part of the bagel that I wasn't eating so a fly wouldn't land on it. There was also a huge flying insect (not sure what it was) that almost landed on my husband. We ate fast and left. Never again. They need to clean up or shut down. One star because the bagel tasted good.


I love this location because it's right on my way to work... I had a breakfast sandwich here once that I wasn't too fond of  so now I just get the regular bagels - the spinach florentine is my fave. \n\nThe lines can get kind of long here in the morning, but the staff so far has done a good job not making everyone wait too long. Nothing worse than having employees who don't give a rat's ass, so I'm glad it's not the case here. In fact, everyone has been really nice here always saying good morning and smiling...at least every time I've been here.


Nice place, my boyfriend raved about it so he decided to take me here. I love good backed potatoes and he said this place had huge potatoes and great food. I should be fair all I ate was the potatoe and some corn bread; but i can't help but feel I was ripped off. We both got potatoes, cornbread and two drinks and paid $30. I can't believe that. $30 for potatoes? Granted it came with meat on top but hell i could've done that. \n\nNow taking that into account I have not tried the BBQ as of yet. Looking around though I saw some of the others food and it looked amazing. The place overall has a nice homey and friendly atmosphere. When you walk in the place smells delicious and the place was so busy. I will be back if only to try those ribs I saw someone else order they looked great. The cornbread and honey butter as well are my favorite. I would like to take just a pan of that stuff. \n\nOverall I feel it was pricy for what I got but the food was still good. The place seems jumpin in the sense of customers coming and the food from specualtion alone looks worthy of a 4 star rating. Just wish it were a little cheaper but you pay for quality right. I'll be back soon.


I go to Vegas a couple times a year  and I stay at different casinos .  This last time in September I stayed at the Excalibur.  We have stayed here before.  We always enjoy this casino, the rooms are clean and comfortable and the price is reasonable.  This last time we left a tip for the maid who was cleaning our room. She left us a thank you note, which I thought was very thoughtful of her.  It is the first time anyone has written us a thank you note for a tip. Her name was Clementine and she did a wonderful job.


Really good food!  I was pleasantly surprised!  Do I have a rival to my coveted Thai Spices????  One more visit to decide!


I can't even rate this bar due to the very upsetting experience. I use to go to this bar and brought 5-8 people every time. We love the food and I even enjoy gambling. The servers have been wonderful. But I went in with my boyfriend on Sat Feb. 11th, 2012 to have lunch, drinks and to watch the UNLV game. When we arrived at NOON every table and chair was reserved with half of the place empty. So a large well built gentleman came out of the kitchen and I walked up to him and said, if every place is reserved can you help us find a place to sit. Without asking us, he turned to this couple and said can 2 people sit with you? I do not mind sitting with people, but it was a set of seats that had our backs to the large TVs and we had to look across the room to very little tvs. We asked for another area and he gave us attitude. VERY VERY BAD service.... apparently they did not want my business and word of mouth has hurt other businesses that I have gone too. Too bad they do not know how to treat their customers and a great idea would be first com first serve!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


This was our first foray into Vietnamese food since moving to LV.  What can I say?  It wasn't bad.  But it wasn't anything to write home about.  If I could I'd give it a 2.5.  I decided to round up for now.  \n\nWe tried pho, bun, and spring rolls.  We liked the spring rolls (though the sauce was a bit watery and too salty).  The bun (vermicelli) was pretty good.  The pork was nicely seasoned but they skimped on the shrimp.  The pho broth felt a little light...could've been more flavorful.  But the worst part?  It left both my husband and me feeling dehydrated and with dry mouths.  Sure signs of MSG overdose.  Yuck-O!  :(


What a difference good customer service makes!!\n\nFor my second visit I took my with daughter with me. \nI called before heading over to make sure they had room for us. The person who answered the phone was friendly, improvement right off the bat!\n\nWhen we arrived we were immediately greeted kindly & given an option of 2 tables that were open. The place was packed, but while our server was available, her co-worker took our drink order & got us started. Our server was WONDERFUL. Seriously :) \n\nThe food was absolutely delicious. My daughter is a teen, & anyone who has teens knows that they are hard to please. I was a little worried that the menu would be a little too adult for her, but luckily that wasn't the case. She ordered the The Cabernet Burger with, what she calls, the perfect french fries :) , & I got the best Meatloaf Sandwich. To drink our server recommended a French lemonade to my daughter because I ruled out wine & she doesn't like dark sodas. The lemonade was a big hit :)\n\nThe entire experience, like the fries, was perfect & we both can't wait to go back!


My husband and I were out and about with our two youngest when we happened upon this place. We decided to check it out. Wow! Am I glad we did. \n     I did the Build Your Own Bowl and had tofu, no carb option (twice the veggies), with the green curry sauce. The tofu is organic non-GMO and everything I ordered was vegetarian. It was incredible! Fresh veggies, perfectly grilled tofu, and the sauce was spicy and flavorful. \n   My husband ordered a spicy tuna roll and the cucumber salad. He was very happy with the flavors.\n   My son (22 months) had the kids teriyaki chicken with noodles. The kids get the option of having a cookie or mandarin oranges. My son had the oranges. It also comes with a drink. My infant daughter passed on the food. ;-)\n  It's a sit down/take out place. You order at a counter and they bring the food to you. The service is speedy and the prices are good.\n   We were able to eat a delicious, healthy meal for about $20 for all of us. In a country where fast food has become a staple in many people's diet, Tokyo Joe's is a breath of fresh air. \n   If you eat meat you're covered. Pescatarian? They have fish. Vegetarian?  No problem. \n    I will definitely be back!


I called a week later to see if they could update my gel nails & they were rude on the phone and were going to charge me way more than any other place.  I won't be going back there again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


I must give it up for Wolfman. As a former resident of California, their pizza is no more \"California\" than is Taco Bell, but I imagine they're going for the comparison to California Pizza Kitchen.\n\nWe love the White Wolf. I also enjoy the pizza with the chicken, spinach and fine herbs. The crusts walk that line between thick and thin very well. I know that folks have crust preferences (NY style, Chicago style, etc), but this might be a crust which embraces all pizza eaters.\n\nThe appetizers are great for handling a very hungry table anxiously waiting for the pizza, though not really all that memorable. \n\nThe individual-sized salads are really enough for two to split, and the large size could serve three or more. If it is just the two of you, ask for the individual size and an extra plate, along with the dressing on the side (they often have a pretty heavy hand with the dressing).\n\nNIce folks serving, though the speed of delivery of the food can vary with no discernible reason (e.g., restaurant not really busy, off-peak time, etc). Good selection of beers, and some nightly specials (check their website for details of that night's deal). Seating available outside, which can be a nice touch on a good evening.


Poor food quality. Not worth the price.


I actually ordered food for delivery from RoadRunnerFood.com so I can't really speak to the service, except what the driver told me.\n\nMy husband and I ordered the Lamb & Assorted Vegetables w/Szechwan Hot Sauce In Pot (yep, to go), combination fried rice, Cold Mixed Crystal Noodle, Shredded Carrot & Cucumber, and mouth-watering chicken (that was all the information on the menu but it sounded interesting).  For the lamb and cold noodle, can you tell I'm just copying and pasting from the online menu?  I'm not typing all that crap out.\n\nWe ended up getting the combination fried rice, mouth-watering chicken, and two of the lamb dish. No cold crystal noodles.  But it's all good because the lamb is about $10 more.  \n\nThe lamb dish and combo fried rice were so good!  The mouth-watering chicken comes cold, which I'm good with.  But it has a lot of tiny bones, which makes for annoying eating.  And it made my tongue feel funny so I may be allergic to it.  :) Note to self... avoid vague dishes.  \n\nOur food took a while and China Mama apparently aggravated our driver a little bit.  But China Mama's defense, the mayor showed up.  However, that was after we placed our order so I don't think the mayor was the problem.\n\nI noticed some reviewers had issues with the service here.  If you love the food but hate the service, you might consider using Road Runner Food and get the food delivered.  Just make sure to tip the driver well.


One star for the service but 5 stars for the dole whip. Extremely slow service! The server kept filling orders for people who came after us just because we bought the pineapple boat. Took 13 minutes to get our order. Sadly I won't be coming back. Id rather go back to Disneyland.


Short Review: It's a great place to have a lunch date or a business lunch with 1-3 other people. They have quite a few lunch specials and the cost is about $10 per person. \n\nLonger Review: The Resturant is currently located in the Sunset Corporate Center next to a tattoo shop and paintball store. It's super easy to miss the entrance if you don't look hard. However, once you get in, there is plenty of parking in the front and back. \n\nThe sign outside reads, \"Japanese/Thai Food\", but when you walk in it has the atmosphere of an eclectic 1800's living room combined with a pan-Asian bistro. The music consisted of jazz renditions of the billboard top 100 and the kitchen (which is in plain view) added a burst of white to the grey and black dominated dominated environment. \n\nThe menu, which is in a nice 3-ringed binder, had a good assortment of food options. The lunch menu was straight and to the point and made for quick ordering. The food is inexpensive and so are the drinks ($1 for a Thai Iced Tea - nice!). \n\nThe food presentation was fantastic and combined with the flavor, it far exceeded the price. Absolutely worth the money and then some. I tried the Spicy Chicken and Ramen Noodles, the Teriyaki Beef Bento, and the Crispy Pork Rice Bowl. The Ramen was good, but oily and when it cools down it sticks together. The Teriyaki Bento was excellent and it came with soup/salad/white rice/two pieces of California roll sushi/and broccoli. \n\nThe Crispy Pork Rice Bowl surprised me... It came with pieces of fried pork and a large fried egg cooked medium on too. It was the best out of those three for sure. Lots of flavor and came with the same sides as the bento box minus extra rice. \n\nOverall, the experience was ok. It's not a place I would bring the family and it isn't a place I would go to that often. The food is great, but the atmosphere is confusing. The chairs are super comfortable, but you won't be there long enough to really enjoy them.


I finally got to see what all the hype was about. Went there an night about an hour after they set up. They were out of their specials so (kalbi and pulled pork sliders) so I had to make due with their angus burger sliders.\n\nThey were pretty good, similar to what you expect from an angus slider at a place like burger bar at Mandalay bay, but probably a bit cheaper. The main thing is the novelty of the idea of following around their truck and eating on a curb side with your friends.\n\nThe only downsides were they were out of their specials which I wanted to try since while their angus sliders were really good, they're also good everywhere else you go to get a gourmet burger. The other was the really long wait (about 30 min) to get the food which in my opinion is a bit long to be waiting to get food from a truck.


Simply just not impressed. I've had better Chinese food buffets for less. The only reason I went out of my way to the city of Henderson was because of a groupon I received.  I will say, however,  that the place was very clean and the service was good.


Its good yogurt to get your sugar fix but its not the best that i have tasted. I love how it looks inside though and the name is quite cute!


Holy SMOKE, this place had so much cigarrette smoke in the air it looked hazy.  It made the dining less enjoyable.  We went for the famous \"Steak Special\". And I must say it was pretty darn good.  The green beans and mash potatoes that accompanied it was enjoyable as well.


I've gone here about twice only because I really wanted to some grits and a biscuit.  Neither were that great.  The grits:  overly salted, lumpy, and too runny.  The biscuit: decent enough as far as biscuits go.  Didn't disappoint but didn't delight me either.  The potatoes:  way too salty for my taste.  \n\nMaybe I'm sensitive to salt, but you guys really need to monitor that. I know it's breakfast food but at least be mindful of the sodium. I had no problems with the service on each of my visit, but I'm unlikely to return again.


We liked this place but it wasn't outstanding. My wife and I both had sliders, one of their specialties, and it was good. Not great. \n\nWe ordered their adult Mac and cheese too. The waiter commented on how that's what they're known for. We got our sliders. But we never got the Mac and cheese. \n\nWe were full by the time the waiter checked on us. I told him to cancel our Mac and cheese order.


Just awful, the service is horrendous and I come here at least twice a week, well not any more .. If they are busy or not they don't acknowledge you, and they screw up the simplest order \"Everytime\" I'm patient I have been in the service industry... Sometimes was they just put your food in their toaster and forget about you... Never again ... I'm finding an Einstein bagel..  This place sucks!


So this place was under another name from another fame, but the owner is the same. (ha, crack myself up).  The food is way better, the space is way roomier, They have like 100 TV's and the fact they didn't kick me out on opening NFL Sunday because I was on my roller skates makes mama very happy.\n\nI plan on going here for all the 1pm games for the rest of the season. They are kid friendly too.  Can you say no babysitter needed, take 'em with ya.  They need their own roller skates tho.\n\nFOOD: recommend the pretzels/mustard - the cooked kind.


I havent been to many clubs but out of the ones i have been this one I was not a fan of. I just was thankful that my friend's friend was able to get us in for free for her birthday. It was so hot inside, by the time we walked down the stairs and over to the bar area i had sweat running down my neck and i had not even started to dance. There was one thing i did like most of all and that was when the guys from star wars came out and did a little party dance/celebration and shot out confetti. I had one drink and after that i refused to get another drink just because it was very overpowering(just not my thing). I still had alot of fun and enjoy getting out and celebrating my girl's birthday!!!! But heck I live in vegas so why not try and see what all the clubs in las vegas have to offer.


Usually I get just average service. Once, i saw  The hostess wearing sweats and a hoodie. She looked tired and left her post for a good 4-5 minutes.  Not presentable at all. . But i went with my boyfriend last month and we received the most unprofessional service in our whole restaurant eating career. Our waitress was talking bad behind my boyfriend's back while he was in the bathroom. Not only that but she rushed him while he was deciding what to eat. We understand it's busy and it may be stressful, but you are still the waitress and you are still supposed to be providing a service. There are no excuses. We were kind enough not to complain to the manager, but we did not tip. Would not go there AGAIN.


Good food, but plan on eating a hot dog later. It was very expensive for the portion size.  However, everything tasted amazing!  We had 2 to 3 tapas per person and each tapa had maybe 3 to 4 bites each and cost between nine and $12.   The cocktails were some of the best we had on our trip.   If you are in the mood to spend $20 on a gin and tonic I highly recommend their signature one.  This is definitely a splurge meal and I would recommend the restaurant just be prepared that the portions are a little bit on the small side.


If you like ungracious and inhospitable environments with ungrateful, unaccommodating management, this is your place. There's no place around that shows less appreciation for an over $1,500 dinner bill. The food is good and they've done a nice job designing the ambiance, but there are a million places that have that in Las Vegas. Service should be of the utmost importance, and it's not close. I will recommend their signature cocktail, The Barrymore, however, because it makes it easier to deal with the staff.


This is by far the best place to have your eyebrows done period...I have been to so many places for waxing and a few for threading. I have had some ok and some awful experiences. I have a small scar on one eyebrow that seems to ruin every professionals day.  I am always nervous letting anyone near them...I once had someone take the end off and try to sell me makeup to cover it up...well Marci is so amazing that I drive 25 minutes across town to see her and will not let anyone else near my arches!  I have been seeing her for about a year and a half and will not go anywhere else! Imagine my devistation when she had her last baby early...let's say it wasn't too good for my brows..lol...I love that it's a small family business and they are so customer service orientated it's amazing because many business take their customers for granted... Not here! 5 star all the way!! So inexpensive I cannot believe that they offer coffee and water at each visit. Well worth the travel time for me!!!