The prices are not too exorbitant for a movie theater that has seat-side service.  I have had some stale popcorn here and the food can be hit and miss, but other than that I really have no complaints.  On Sundays Studio Movie Grill has $5 glasses of house white wine and $10 all-you-can-eat, one-topping pizzas.  And the pizzas are not horrible; I am always leery of 'bottomless' food.  I had chicken nachos once and they were weak, lacking cheese and chicken with a huge pile of lettuce on top...more like a salad.  On the bright side, drinks are always kept topped up and seats are relatively comfortable; just make sure to get a table seat not a counter seat.


My esteemed colleague on Facebook just mentioned that one is now open in WEST COVINA! Yes, still far, but way closer than Vegas! AWESOME!\n\nWest Covina\n2200 South Azusa Avenue\nWest Covina, CA 91792\nUS\nPhone: 626-839-4222\nFax: 626-839-5956


I love Bertha's Cafe! I go there often for lunch as it is near my work. Their food is fresh, tasty, and reasonably priced! My favorite is the half sandwich half salad combo which comes with a mini cookie and bag of chips. I usually get the roasted turkey sandwich and the chopped salad for my combo and it's great! Lots of ingredients, lots of flavor. I've tried almost everything on the menu and it's all wonderful.


Food was great. Service lacking. Sat at sushi bar. Sushi chefs attentive but rest of staff a little amateurish. I would go back but i was dissappointed in overall service


Food was pretty good. Nothing too unique or memorable besides the decor, and the 60s music absolutely killed the mood. They need to keep with the theme and have instrumental chill music. Ciabatta chicken sandwich was ok. Bread lacked the traditional ciabatta flavor. Sweet potato fries were a bit soggy. Hummus was pretty good, though the pita tasted a bit raw?


Staff was very courteous, we were there for a private Super Bowl party. It was all catered and very nice although the game sucked ;)


Yes, gas stations need love too and since this Shell didn't have a review, why not? The second closet gas station to Uptown Charlotte. For that reason it should deserve 5 stars, but since it's a gas station it gets 3, as well as being busy all the time with it's corner location at East & South. There are some \"characters\" that are there from time to time, so I really never make it in the actual place as I'm a pay at the pump kind of guy. That said, it's a fully loaded convenience store/gas station. ATM, ice, beer, etc.


Can never get enough! Please put more mushrooms on 4 dosen't cut it.


This is a beautiful botanical garden.  When we were here w/ friends several years ago there was a tram that took us around so we saw a lot more of it than we did yesterday because there was no tram.  Last time we walked through the Chinese Garden and the Japanese Garden plus saw beautiful and interesting plants and trees from the tram.  Yesterday we walked to and through the Chinese Garden, admiring the roses in bloom along the way.  Currently there is a special annual lantern festival that will be open until the end of the month.  This is its 19th year and it commemorates the 20th anniversary of the Chinese Garden.  The spectacle takes months to plan, w/ the plans being drawn up in Montreal and sent to Singapore, where the lanterns are fabricated.  The completed lanterns are sent back to Montreal, where they are assembled, wired and put in place.  The theme of this year's display is the reign of the first Emperor, Qin Shi Huangdi and his cavalry, but there are also mythical, magical creatures like dragons amid the foliage.  Lanterns are set up throughout the Chinese Garden, in the ponds and amongst the plants.  The Botanical Garden stays open later, until 9PM, for the occasion and I would imagine the lanterns are even more impressive after dark than they were in the daylight.  There are bilingual signs explaining the significance of the display and the items in it.  The Garden itself is lovely and tranquil w/o the lanterns, w/ stone \"windows\" set in the walls looking out of the garden and walkways paved in intricate patterns of pebbles and stones.  As we left the Chinese Garden I could smell the roses, even though they weren't visible from the gateway.  There is much more to see than we saw this time but it is a beautiful garden that is worth several hours time, regardless of the season.  Just wear comfortable walking shoes, take your camera and wear sunscreen.


I'll keep it short, nice hotel for the price and great pool area. Close to all the good stuff.


It was insanely busy for a Wednesday ($3 Tequila Tastings Night) night. I didn't feel like sitting at a table so I sat at the bar and ordered a drink or two (Granada Sangira & Winterberry Margarita LURVED IT) and looked through the menu. There isn't a lot of options for food but everything that came out looked amazing from what I could see. I asked the bartenders, who by the way are extremely friendly and helpful, what the soup of the day was. Lobster Saffron Bisque. I decided what the hell let's go for it. Out in came in this huge ass bowl. It was definitely a lot larger than what I expected good enough for two people to split. It was good but I don't think I could finish an entire bowl of it. I took it home. Next on the menu that I order was the Yucca fries. Nothing special I couldn't survived without it. Last but not least the flour-less chocolate cake. Dear god (or whomever resides up above), thank you for chocolate and thank you for that delicious cake. All in all my experience was good. Definately going back again with a group of friends!


Went here and needed 2 tires replace - which went well. Went back a couple of days later for a Realignment. \nHad early appointment, and 2 hours promised by salesperson. Things going okay until salesperson called me (in mall shopping) about an hour later and tire turned into two (both rear with shims on both needed) - salesperson re-promised same time (? - I expected a little longer).\nUpon returning at appointed time - was told another hour and was told \"who promised that time & that was before we found out shims for both needed\". \n- The senior store person seemed irritated that the previous salesperson had over-booked the shop, made promises and then left for a few days off.\nDidn't leave until 40 minutes after official 8pm close........6.5 hours after arrival and 4.5 hours after original promised time.\n-Did receive 25% discount after asking for a discount.\n\nNote: They told me I was very patient.


Dannys Car Wash is the WORST car wash in Arizona. HORRIBLE customer service. Manager Juan Delgado at the Tempe Marketplace location is a total jackass.\n\n I brought a BRAND NEW car to Dannys for a minor windshield repair and they TOTALLY RUINED the windshield.  \n\nTo make matters worse, when I went to the General Manager (Juan Delgado) to complain about this issue he was extremely rude, laughed and blew me off.\n\nSTAY FAR AWAY FROM THESE CAR WASH CLOWNS.


Better than Starbucks. No contest! And super friendly...doesn't feel like a franchise.


We have been coming to the Dragon Noodle for years. The food is good, the prices are a little high and the service is okay. I agree with some of the other Yelpers. If you sit in the back section of the place it is a bit gloomy. We liked the place before the remodel. It had cheesy decor and t-shirts for sale. \n\nAfter a long day at a trade show we just want to relax and not venture too far from the hotel. The Dragon Noodle is never that busy so you can usually get a table for any number of sized party. \n\nWe hardly ever order from the sushi menu since the prices look high and we have never have been thrilled with what we have had in the past.\n\nOur group sticks to the Chinese menu and is always satisfied with the portions and taste. Our favorites are the Kung Pao Chicken, Mongolian Beef and Wonton Soup. A group of 6 of us ate last week for $140.


The food is nothing spectacular. The only reason to go is because kids eat free on tuesday.


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


Amazing. I would have never guessed this place would be this nice and decadent inside Aliante Casino. To start the bread alone was amazing. We ordered the special, Australian lobster tail and Filet mignon with asparagus and mashed potatoes. Just walking in I was taken back by the decor and friendly and professional demeanor of the staff. Dinner for two with 1 alcoholic drink was $145. Id go back all the time if I could afford to. Live music was a plus.


The place is clean, well maintained and as a rule you don't have to wait for machines or weights. The staff is very amiable/helpful.  There are a variety of fitness levels of the patrons (beginners to buff). It strikes me the clientele are on the more mature side.  My wife does the classes and yoga (which are included in the membership).  She says he are well done.  Membership prices are reasonable.  The trainers are good but I think a bit spendy.  I have been a member of a few gyms and this one is one of the better ones. I would recommend this facility without reservation.


We very much enjoyed our dinner here but will echo what another writer said, which is that the meal goes very fast...almost too fast.  I wish they would leave another minute or two between the courses just to give folks an opportunity to truly appreciate all the fine favors of the dishes.  The chefs move so fast and announce the dishes so quickly, that some of the meal felt like a blur.  \n\nThe only other suggestion I would have would be for them to do a bit more of the preparation in front of the diners instead of just the plating.  Some of the various processes they talked about sounded really interesting, but we didn't get to see that aspect of the preparation, which was a bit disappointing.  I expected that they would be cooking in front of us, not just preparing the final products.  \n\nOther than that, the food was spectacular and the service was outstanding.  When we asked questions about the various dishes, the chefs were more than willing to explain how the dishes were made.  I wish they gave more explanation up front, but I guess some diners are more interesting in the process than others and the chefs are just trying to keep everyone happy. \n\nUnfortunately, we had some real duds at our dinner - four guys who managed to be late for dinner and then showed about zero interest in the meal.  I couldn't believe how rude these guys were, especially given the cost of the meal.  But the chefs were gracious and didn't seem to mind all that much.\n\nAll in all we had a wonderful dinner and definitely recommend the experience.


from the moment we arrived to the time we left completely poor customer service. our reserved room wasn't, the rooms are not well appointed (eg. no conditioner, no refrigerator, poorly cooled, all the businesses we delt with there were either slow service or just didn't care. we also tried to contact the manager and left a message with the assistant and we never heard back, clearly they don't care.\n\nwe go to Vegas for the whole experience not just to gamble and party. this place is not one we will return to...ever


We've been here twice. Food is decent, but the service is horrible. From the time we sat down it took us about ten minutes to get WATER. After we ordered, it took 30 minutes for our SALAD to arrive. Yes, lettuce in a bowl took 30 minutes. Both times it was not busy, half full dinning room or less. If you have all day and you aren't very hungry, the food is decent, but if you'd like to enjoy yourself with out the pause of, \"where the hell is ____\", and \"how long ago did we ______\",  go somewhere else.


I've been here twice for brunch and really enjoyed it. The Veggie Island breakfast was delicious, good coffee, and prompt friendly service.


We had shared an appetizer platter and it came with a relish tray (what a great side!).  We were pleased with the cheese curds, but the idea of \"shrimp toast\" is not what I'd thought it to be.  It was simply shrimp salad with a side of white toast to put it onto.  For my meal, I tried the portobello mushroom burger.  I felt it was better without the top piece of bread.  It was ok, but nothing special.  The mushroom didn't melt any part of the cream cheese so I had two chunks of cheese to finagle.  Because it was someone's birthday, we were greeted with the traveling band singing to our birthday girl and had a small birthday cake to share.  It was a good chocolate cake.  Our server allowed us to separate our bill, so it was very nice to have that ability.  From what I hear, they has a spectacular brunch.


I had both a red tinga as well as a chili verde gordita. I also enjoyed a large cup of the best Horchata in Las Vegas. Fresh and warm, the gorditas were filling and good.....but not great. Good for a quick stop, but there are much better options when looking for a full flavored, spicy, authentic gordita. The service was very friendly and the restaurant spotlessly clean, almost antiseptic.


Appears to be out of business, no web site, phone disconnected and nobody there!


Horrible service!!! Family and I decided to eat Mexican food and chose this establishment to have dinner at.  We wanted to see what was their dinner special and they frowned upon that right away.  They brought us warm tap water and semi cold beer. When they brought us our food they just set it on the table and left without saying if there is anything else we need which we did. They never checked up on us to see if we needed another drink. The food seemed like it was canned food. I specifically asked for no onions and it seems like I said add all the onions u have in the back. No one person that I went with enjoyed the experience let alone the food. This is one establishment we will never go to again!!!


I love their burrito's and could eat them daily if I didn't have to worry about weighing 400 lbs. The problem with this place is the parking stinks and if you go at a busy time (lunch) it is packed and isn't quick to get in and out. This keeps me from going as often as I would like.


Had a pitcher outside and people-watched for an hour. \n\nLots of outdoor seating which is good but I didn't check out the inside or try any of the food.


Loved the Happy Hour!  Their bartender Frank is super friendly and made us feel very comfortable.  Taquito appetizers were fresh and very delicious.  We came back every day of our stay.


It's like the cliche Mexican grill. Large tables.  Cheesy decor.  Beer promos everywhere.  At least at Las Glorias, the food actually tasted good.  \n\nThey bring you liquidy salsa and chips to start.  I had a burrito with rice and beans.  This place is a solid 3 stars, but since this is AZ Las Glorias Grill is 3.5 stars.  It really is hard to find decent Mex place there.


The prices were great, but they were out of stout...\n\nI was a bit crowded and that left the staff super spread out... Our table faced the kitchen door and it was obvious they only had two cooks in the kitchen, I wonder how the dining room got so croweded?  But for the price I don't mind having to wait for our food, beg for water and the check.\n\nI will say the people watching was priceless!  It looked like perhaps a convention of middle-aged mid-west salesmen had hit the place hard just before we were seated! Hilarious :)


(1st review of 2013!)\n\nMy goodness, Scott Conant - you gave us THE best meal in Vegas, EVER!\n\nLocated in the new Cosmopolitan Hotel, Scarpetta's chic, dark, ambience welcomes you and your party (I observed some ranging from business meetings to bachelorette parties and everything in between, with different types of seating arrangements to  match) and the vibe was always cool and collected. The service felt disconnected - I would've removed 1 star because of that, but the food was so superb that I won't! We didn't have reservations because it was a last minute decision to dine there, but we were seated right away regardless.\n\nWe skipped appetizers and went straight for the entrees. My eyes went straight to the DUCK & FOIS GRAS RAVIOLI! My heart jumped for joy realizing that fois gras is completely legal to sell here! I ordered it and it was the right decision! The pasta was cooked perfectly and the savory filling had a creamy texture that was bursting with flavor. It was like the perfect marriage of poultry and red meat flavor. Definitely unforgettable! My husband enjoyed his TAGLIATELLE (with fall vegetables, truffle zabaglione & guanciale) - it was very comforting and hearty.\n\nWe were full, but were able to make room for dessert: NUTELLA AND VANILLA CREME BOMBOLONI which consisted of Nutella ganache, caramalized bananas & Nutella powder. WOW! The bomboloni (like donut holes) were lovely fluffy and crispy, filled with either chocolate or vanilla cream. The bananas were fantastic, as were the ganache and powder, adding decadent levels of texture.\n\nSo glad our impromptu evening of dining led us to Scarpetta. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!


Scale of 1-10 (single visit):\n6 Food\n7 Service\n3 Atmosphere\n7 Value\n\nNot my first time to Pita Jungle - just my first time to this one.  And I'm not a fan.  It feels.... wrong.  The tables, chairs, and booths would fit much more at Hanny's than a Pita Jungle.  Sometimes nicer isn't always better.  Such as when it makes the place feel really weird and like they're either a) trying too hard, or b) out of touch with their offerings and audience.  Also, the massive mirror on the east wall hardly angles down at all, meaning that people pretty much get a great reflected view of the ceiling.  For as long as this place was waiting to open, I just feel like it wasn't done well.\n\nThe food was middling:  My girlfriend's was overly garlicked and mine was blas\u00e9 - but neither was bad.  The vodka tonic she ordered came in a wine glass.  wtf?\n\nI like the Pita Jungle in Tempe that I can get to via Light Rail, but I unfortunately have to pass on this one that's walking distance from my home :(


Colleagues and myself had lunch here before leaving PHX a few days ago...we walked in to find only a couple of tables occupied -that might have been the first clue, however it was already around 12:30 pm on a Thursday so we gave them the benefit of the doubt on that one.\n\nThe hostess turned out to also be the waitress and the bartender because apparently there was no one else around. It took a good 15-20 minutes before we were able to order drinks, then it took another 15 minutes before they showed up, and that was after I told her we were on a tight deadline to get to the airport.\n\n We ordered the fried pickles as appetizers - HORRIBLE barely describes them. They had been fried earlier and apparently stuck in the microwave to warm up because the coating was rubbery and greasy. I ordered the buffalo chicken sandwich - 2 small pieces of grilled chicken with barely a smear of buffalo sauce, the fries - no exaggeration here, had clearly been fried earlier and dunked in oil again. They were oil soaked and dark and definitely not fresh.\n\nThe only item that looked vaguely decent was the Quinoa salad, however, one of the girls didn't get her shrimp with it as she ordered and it wasn't until she was done eating that they showed up - they were kind enough not to charge us for them.\n\nOverall very disappointing  - service was lacking, food was bad, not a place I ever plan to set foot in again.  I think Dierks should probably stick to music and leave the food to someone else!


Too many slots, and not well laid out. There are very few table games, so the few they have tend to be overcrowded. The bars were overpriced and understocked. There was a three-hour wait to get into the restaurants, but they wouldn't take reservations before hand. For my first trip to a casino, it was fun for a while, but that quickly wore off. I wouldn't be inclined to hurry back.


This place is good but was better with the previous owners. Regulars/betters would get a few drink tickets for making bets and it was a nice courtesy. It still has some appeal but they generally only run free events on TV or HBO boxing. UFC, Strikeforce, and other events take a back seat. You can bet but need to go somewhere else to watch them. Sportsbar attached is nice with many beers to choose from. If you like wine-they used to have some half way decent ones- they are down to some really poor picks. Mixed drinks they got it all. This review is about the sportsbook and connecting bar only.


Alright. Not a good place, plain and simple. The complex is dirty and nearly everything is broken. Only 2 gates work... kinda. The \"Fitness Center\" is actually just a closet with a broken elliptical machine and a broken weight machine. Of the 5 pools advertised, only 1 is ever open. The one behind the office. Which would be fine... except that everyone in the office watches you as you swim. There are homeless people all over the complex, begging, sleeping behind the dumpsters, and what ever else they want to do. My car was stolen, despite the \"security\" provided, and broken into 2 more times. There was a fatal shooting in December that management never spoke of. Last week they found another dead body and ruled it a homicide again. There are drug deals that happen, graffiti everywhere, and the kids of the complex run around as a gang. I've seen them kick dogs, knock down and elderly woman, and once even try to sexually accost a woman before people stopped them. Management couldn't care less about anything. They are constantly making errors in book keeping, charging you more for rent than you owe, or charging you less, then charging you double for their error. Cockroaches everywhere, broken appliances, playgrounds with trash and needles in them. \n\nIf you move here....Good luck. Dont believe my review? Sign a 6 month lease and see how long it takes for you to want to run away. Wish I could give this a negative rating...


These guys have the right attitude when it comes to product and service.  They are consistently top notch.  Their people are well trained and always very friendly.  Dutch Bros is easy to give a 5 star rating for their great coffee and even better service.


Parking lot for Primanti Bros. customers, \ncentralized location, downtown in the strip district,\nhospitable staff and very homey feel,\nfast and efficient service,\ngood pastrami on soft Italian bread stuffed with french fries and coleslaw!!!!\nya,\nits kinda like that.\nblack and yellow black and yellow!


Decent service and a decent bone in prime rib (get it rare though). I mean other than the dinner coming with a baked potato and tossed salad, the place is a ok. A note would be to choose a wine that is good when you open it and you'll be ok, I got the La Creme Pinot, it turned out to be a 2008.\n\nOther than that it's like a outback steak house, Just at a casino...\n\nEnjoy.


This is the main store, but it's also in a few strip clubs around town including my club (rhino) good selection of clothes, shoes, and jewelry. Sadly, I wish some of the people were friendlier. And they had more of a selection if clothes. I dont know maybe that's just me.


The food would be 3 stars but the service made it 4 stars.   Our cute waitress Tashja made the meal.  Super friendly and personable, but best of all she knew the menu and made great suggestions.  \n\nThe North Boulevard drink was Yummmm...pretty dangerous because you couldn't taste the alcohol but could tell more than one would get you pretty messed up.  Like happy lemonade.  Fried Pickles were great, super crunchy.  \n\nI had the Ahi Tuna burger...yes, I went to a burger joint for tuna.  It was very good.  \n\nHubby had Turkey burger which he thought tasted a little weird.  Just eh.\n\nSandwiches are definitely not very big as others have said.


All of the various cancer charities run by the Reynolds family are SCAMS. They pay themselves a fortune and give $0.02 for each dollar raised to people suffering from cancer. STAY AWAY!!!!!!!


Glad to c another restaurant with some raw food options.  Would be nice if they had some fresh pressed green juices and some raw salad options.


I went here with friends and we tried the vegetarian stew and the vegetarian kebab. The stew was too sour and the lentils slightly undercooked. I would not recommend it. However, the kebab was quite good and their zarashk polo was fantastic. Among the appetizers dolmeh were some of the best I have had, but the hummus was ordinary.


I've been to other Doctors Express locations and loved them, so when my 4 year old got sick, I didn't hesitate to take her the one on Camelback.   Well, the waiting room is clean and the staff were nice. However, the doctor at the Camelback location was absolutely horrible. He spent less than one minute examining my daughter and then looked at me and asked, \"Well what do you think I should do?\"  In the end he misdiagnosed my daughter and seven days later I had to go to another urgent care where they told me she had pneumonia.   If you have to go to this urgent care, refuse to see the old, male doctor. He's far from decent.


Iv had decent and bad experiences here, but this morning I left pretty pissed. \nThis could be a corporate complaint more than the actually store complaint.\nI ordered a smoothie and oatmeal for like 7 bucks, after entering my number into the point pad It said I have 3 dollars off so I decided to use it. Then the cashier told me okay 6 bucks and some change. I asked why it said I got 3 dollars off and my price only dropped a dollar. She said \"because you got a meal, to redeem your 3 dollars off I took away the meal and charged everything full price\". SCAM\nI own a salon and I would not say okay tank tops are 2 for 20... help someone with a 4 dollar off coupon then ring in the tank tops full price so she can receive the discount.\n\nI was really pleased by the new point system they are offering but don't be shady about it and change prices of the original order. Honestly could care less to return to a Jamba juice.


Courtney's review is pretty much spot on. I can't think of a better way to describe the show other than Rick Thomas revels in himself. Between his magic tricks, he talks about how he followed his dreams and shows weird, outdated video segments about his life. Like the video of him doing the cha cha with his sister when he was 14 while the words \"You go boy!\" fly across the screen. ?? I came for magic and tigers, Rick. Not to see your weird home vids. Rick also repeats some crazy nonsense about dreams throughout the show. And I don't mean cutesy, Disney, 'follow your dreams' stuff. More like weird philosophical theories that make you say, \"wtf is he talking about?\" Also, the show tended to bob between the magic of childhood and him dry humping his sexy assistants on stage. All in all, it was pretty ridiculous and made my jaw drop several times. But I still had a great time with friends because we laughed about it long after the show ended.


This is Zan- Janet's wife.  I just got back from getting my hair done with Vee at Hair Nirvana.  After much dread in trying to find a stylist I can trust out here in Scottsdale, I can happily say; I found him!  When I first found him here on Yelp, after pages and pages of stereotypical \"Scottsdale Salons,\" I knew I had found something special.  The salon itself is also a store, filled with organic hair products, fair trade products- many handmade by refugee Tibetan monks, products handcrafted by Native Americans he knows and purchases from directly, and more.  It's a beautiful little shop, and my wife Janet- who is an SGI Buddhist- enjoyed browsing while Vee tended to my hair.  \n\nNow, I'm painfully shy and socially awkward, and I always dread having to find someone new to do my hair- but the moment I walked in and Vee greeted me, I felt at ease.  Perhaps a little too much, as my nerdy rambling quickly took over the conversation.  He's a genuine, friendly guy that can make you feel as if you've known him for years.  I could totally picture him hanging out with my motley crew of friends and fitting right in with us weirdos (in a good way).  That aside, I went in only for a cut... but he had a fantastic deal on touching up my highlights, I simply had to take advantage of it.  My hair looks fantastic, smells even better, and I look 10 years younger.  The fact that he is such a stickler for natural, organic and sulfate free products makes me respect and like him even more.  I hate having my photo taken, but wanted to include a photo of how great my hair looks, anyway.  That's how much I love what he did.  He truly listened to exactly what I wanted, and did exactly as I asked- but made it look even better than I had pictured it in my head.  A win-win.  I'll be back to Vee from now on... I am a new, loyal client.  Thanks, Vee!


Everytime I go to Vegas we stay at different hotels just so we can try them out and find the right hotel. MGM was pretty nice but the room we had which was the Celebrity Spa Suite had outdated furniture.\n\nI still had a good time. This casino is huge! Lots of places to visit and the monorail is in this casino as well. Food court and all. So pretty much everything you need is in this hotel. Tabu Lounge, Studio 54 and much more.


Absolute and complete incompetence.  I've had to spend over two hours and numerous phone calls to figure out why I am being charged erroneous amounts on my credit card from DS Water, aka Sparkletts Water.  Upon updating my credit card in late June with their accounting department, they not only were charging my current account each month, but also my past closed credit card account.  They were tacking on insufficient funds fees and stating I owed them money when I was current the entire time.  Finally, after getting to a manager, she apologizes that they made a mistake and it will be fixed.  By this point, I was furious and simply asked that they cancel my account and pick up the cooler.....note, I have been a customer for over 7 years!!!  They blamed it on a system merging problem when they purchased O Premium Water but that doesn't make any timing sense.  While she did her best to save the account, I had just had it.  I had to explain the story three times and the first two times I was told I owed more money, but when I finally got to a supervisor, the story changed, apologies were made and reassurance that my account was current and that all the fees that were charged in error would be reversed.  Still, I can't continue to patronize a company that blames the consumer first and then researches the problem to find it was their fault.  So, that was last week, they picked up the cooler the next day, took all the empty and unused bottles, and that should have been the end of the story.  RIGHT?!?!  Wrong.  Today, again, another charge on my account, are you kidding me?!!?  Another 25 minutes on hold to be told yet again, it will be immediately resolved.  I RECOMMEND THAT YOU STAY AWAY FROM THESE FOLKS OR IF YOU DO EMBARK ON THEIR SERVICES, DO NOT SET UP AUTO PAYMENT WITH THEM.  I don't want to cancel my credit card because one business entity can't get it right, but if it happens again, that's what I will have to do.  Booooo!


I don't think I saw an employee for the first 10 minutes I was in there. Once I basically ran into one he was helpful.


Overall, 3.5 stars. While I adore the Mandarin Oriental, I expected more from MOzen Bistro. Don't get me wrong- nothing was in the slightest bit bad! But I just felt like for the money you pay here, there should have been more urgency for quality/above&beyond creativity. \n\nOkay, something that really threw me off: it's the Mandarin, so of course I'm going to get tea. I ordered the green, but asked if I could do this iced. They said sure, no problem. They bring me out a piping hot pot of green tea, and cup of ice. Well, I'm sure that you can imagine the combination. They could have done this much better (brewed it twice to triple as strong, poured it into excessive amounts of ice, then had a separate pitcher for me, etc). But, this was just the drink, so I won't judge them a ton on that. \n\nService was standard for the Mandarin. That in itself says enough. \n\nThe food took about an average time to arrive. I got the Eggs Migas (their southwestern approach to scrambled eggs). These were good, but I'm glad I ordered a side of goat cheese to scramble in...it gave it a nice extra kick. \nMy mom had the steel-cut oatmeal and expressed her delight with it. My dad had the omelette, and it was just a standard omelette...nothing special or out of the ordinary. \nSister and her boyfriend had the French toast on the baguette..and they said it was again \"just okay.\"\n\nThe real winner:\n--Yogurt, granola, & fruit parfait! PLEASE just get this. Housemade yogurt and granola and it was divine. Great, fresh fruit throughout.\n--Chicken-apple sausage! Just a tad sweet and big on taste. \n\nI prefer Thomas Keller's Bouchon over at the Venetian-- more selection, not as overpriced, and just overall better, in my opinion. If you're at the Mandarin Oriental, though, then this is your best (and only?) bet for a breakfast and/or early lunch.


You get what you pay for and the Riviera is no exception.  The Casino is definitely dated but doesn't feel as dingy as it could.  The rooms are comfortable and the pool is decent.  Worth leaving the property to find good food.  The walk to the strip is fairly quick too.


Was in town visiting a friend on a Sunday evening. We decided to make it easy and get some subs for dinner.  We tried 3 different ones, pastrami, steak and cheese and the turkey.  The each had a name but I can't remember\n\nI was very y disappointed with two of the three.  Especially the turkey, stuffing and cranberry sauce one. I think they forgot to put the turkey on it.  Terrible. Steak and cheese a bread on bread  sandwich.  \n Pastrami was Okay.  I think what saved it was the coleslaw and I'm pretty sure I tasted some Swiss cheese.\n\nIf you don't have much of a choice I suppose the place is ok but maybe they can offer a little up charge for some extra meat.  Or weigh the ingredients  of the  sandwiches so you get the right balance.


While looking for a place to eat in the middle of the night after had just arrived from the airport, we ended up here.  How bad can it be? Its a burger joint.  I opted for a small burger, perfect size for me and cooked the way I wanted.  Service was fast which we were happy about since we were so hungry.  Not bad for a quick meal, fast and affordable.


So a few weeks ago I decided to break down and give Hanshiktaco another try. The food was okay. Not horrible and not great. I'm sticking with my one star, because the entire time I was waiting for my food the owner was bashing Yelp and Urbanspoon. I really don't appreciate people talking #$&! when I'm buying food from them. Will NOT be going back!


Finally got to try the vegan donuts that all the vegans in the world are raving about!  \n\nOn this trip to Vegas, my bf and I flew so we didn't have cheap car transportation to the donut shop.  Took the cab from Aria hotel to the donut shop, jumped out to get some donuts before they closed at 4pm, and then jumped back into the taxi to go straight to the airport.  That whole cab ride cost us $35!  Those were some expensive donuts, but I'm so glad I finally got to try the donuts.\n\nNot that the donuts are out of this world or anything, but I had been meaning to try out those donuts for a very long time now.  Their donuts are just like any other classic donut shop.  Nothing creative like Doughnut Plant of NYC or Voodoo Donuts of Portland, OR.  But their vegan donuts are simple, and simple is good.\n\nI got a whole box to take home to my family in Southern California.  I got Boston Creme, glazed, maple bars, and their apple burrito fritter.  The shop owner was so nice, she threw in a whole dozen doughnut holes for free!  SCORE!\n\nOnly the glazed donuts really tasted soft and fluffy.  The boston creme was so good with all the oozing vegan custard.  The other donuts you could tell they were vegan because they weren't as fluffy and were a bit cakey, but not a dealbreaker.  I wasn't the biggest fan of the apple burrito, that was a bit dry to me.  Maybe my donuts would've tasted better if I didn't come at closing hour, but whatever.  When I went, there were no other customers in the store so it was perfect for my hit-and-run with the cab waiting outside!  Cab driver must've thought I was weird for wanting to go to a random donut shop in Chinatown that was out of the way from the airport!


Not a frequent yelper but want to save others from my mistake. This meal was supposed to be the highlight of our Vegas trip- sadly, it was a low point. This would be zero stars but for our friendly waiter and the excellent wine pairings. \n\nAccording to other yelp users, a limo service is offered to take you to and from the restaurant. We were not offered this service and when I called to inquire I was treated as if I was making it up! There was something a little disappointing about dropping 2500 on dinner and having to walk 200 yards through a smoky casino to get to a cab. I also was disappointed that I wasn't offered a dark napkin (or at less a nonpilling one) and that I wasn't given a fresh napkin when I went to the restroom. Minus one star for service. \n\nDecor in the restaurant is odd. Purple and gold and \"opulence, I has it\". Todd pointed out that the impressionistic art was in contrast to the period decor- I thought it was odd the hostesses were in Asian attire at a traditional french restaurant. Gaudy and odd I can live with, but it carried over to the table setting. There were fake candles and glitter covered\nStyrafoam balls on the table as decorations! And salt and pepper shakers. Can't believe food from the chef of the century would require seasoning. Minus one star for ambiance. \n\nOrdered the 16 course degustation menu. Bread cart,  12 plates and dessert cart. Not one memorable in a good way course. Plating was unattractive at best. There were inedible garnishes- costume jewelry and ribbons. And they taped down the bowls to the serving trays with scotch tape. And to top it off, the cheese cart is not included in the degustation menu! Minus two stars for food. \n\nKicker- up most of the night with stomach issues. If my phone call re: limo service was any indication, my call to inform the restaurant of this will not go well. \n\nOnly bright spot was the $595/person wine pairing. They opened several nice bottles for us to enjoy. They were knowledgeable and enjoyed talking about the wine. The pairings were good, not great, but the wine was so special it made up for it. If I had to go back (I never will) I'd ask for the wine pairing.


Picked lunch up for the office and everyone was impressed! Their big portions make it nice so that we can all share! We ordered Moo Shoo Pork, Sweet & Sour Chicken, Fried Rice, Crab Puffs, Egg Rolls and Won Ton Chips. We'll be ordering from China Wok again!  -Momentum Brokers


Ok, I do not see what all the hoopla is about.  The burger was better than fast food but inferior to Smash or Five Guys.  I was not impressed at all. Went during a normal lunch hour and service was average. Not bad, just normal.\n\nAgain, not a fan of this place, hard to understand what the deal is with this one.


I want to give it 3.5 but that's not an option. I have wanted to eat here ever since I found out it was awarded 2 michelin stars. But reading the menu I had always been reluctant because there is a serious lack of creativity and it seems dated.  \n Turns out my preconceived perceptions were accurate. Eating here is like a culinary time warp back to 1985. With an ambiance that is very quiet and stuffy (not good when your in Vegas).\n We did the degustation menu (which based on reading previous reviews hasn't changed in a very long time). To recap Lobster Salad, Scallop, Foie Gras & either Turbot or Lamb (I chose the turbot) followed by choice of dessert. \n What the restaurant deserves credit for is service and execution. Although the dishes were rather boring conceptually in each case the protein was cooked perfectly. Maybe the best seared scallop I have ever been served. Thus the 3.5 rating. \n If you are dining with the elderly or are not an adventurous diner you'll probably be very happy. But, if your like me and prefer something lively, innovative and unique Picasso is not for you.


Since I was accustomed to HIIT training, I was really hesitant to try pure barre at first. 9 months later, leaner than ever, and addicted to the burn, I can't get enough of Pure Barre Chandler. The instructors are always welcoming and energetic. The music puts me in the zone hitting the right BPM for all the different segments. And last, but not least the variation of exercises works muscles I've never felt before.\n\nI highly recommend taking at least 10 classes to get acclimated with the moves and to really start feeling the difference. \n\nLiftToneBurn!


One of my favorite restaurants!  Love the Enchantment Platter. The Habenero burger is the hotest hamburger I have ever eaten.  Its awesome but beware!!!!


Not impressed with the service or the food, also we came because of a restaurant.com gift certificate and was informed that they weren't accepting them anymore, even though I had just purchased it today. Our waitress went to check on what could be done, when she returned about ten minutes later she explained that her manager had just left so she couldn't do anything except remove the charge for drinks. I ask what successful restaurant leaves themselves without a manager at 8pm on a Friday? We won't be returning, I suggest eating at any of the other food establishments in the area.


It is and will always be that late night restaurant that is super fast, semi lively, and satisfying. This place has totally surpassed its name by remotely being called \"F**cking Long\" by many. It utterly appears to me as having one of the quickest service.. almost as fast as McDonalds.\n\nSince I first came to this place, the quality of the restaurant itself had changed dramatically.. only for the good though! Since the management changed a couple of times, the cleanliness of the environment had skyrocketed. There used to be an open area seafood, like the tanks you would see at 99 Ranch or any other Asian market, which was cool and all, but they got rid of it and added an extra table. The drinking water (thank god) was also one of the many things that they had switched around! Oh yea, I think they charge on soda refills, so beware!\n\nOf course, for food, you would most likely end up ordering the Pho whether it would be the soup or rice noodles, for example, the common  Pho Dac Biet (combination noodles). Sadly, they're kind of mean with the meatballs :( I would only see one floating around. On the other hand, also try the charbroiled pork chop, that one is pretty bomb as well. \n\nGirls, if you're looking for some Viet men or some late night attention, they would gladly tend to your needs and ignore majority of the customers. Don't forget, if there are other groups of girls who come in who, lets say, came back from clubbing, you would immediately become one of the rejectees and may have some difficulty getting employee attention. Real shit, they kind of flirt way too much. I know it's common elsewhere but sometimes.. I just want to eat my food and be treated equally! :\\


I really like Pei Wei.  But you have to understand what it is.  It is a chain.  It is not quite fast food, but not quite a restaurant.  It is rarely great, but almost never bad.  It's consistent, like most chains are.\n\nThe crab wontons are tasty, and I love the sweet chili sauce that they come with.  \n\nMongolian Beef, Honey Seared Shrimp are a couple of our go-tos.\n\nThere are much better Chinese/Asian restaurants in the world.  There are also quite a few worse.  Like I said, it is consistent and reliable - and sometimes that's all I need.  I rarely crave Pei Wei specifically, but I would never turn it down.


I hate writing this update because I used to really love Apple Spice, but the last three times we have ordered lunch there have been multiple mistakes. For a place that does catering, getting 10 lunches right doesn't really seem like too much to ask.\n\nToday, two people ordered bread bowls. They received a very small container of soup with a slice of bread. That is not really a bread bowl.\n\nMe and one of my vegan co-workers ordered the southwestern salad, sans cheese. It came with chicken, and on the menu it states you have to pay an additional $1 for chicken, so it would definitely be something someone needed to ask for.\n\nOne of the lunches came as a sandwich instead of a wrap, and Heather W. was missing her cookie and her juice with her meal.\n\nApple Spice was nice enough to replace the mistaken items (brought corrected salads, brought the actual bread bowls - although, not with new soup, brought the wrap) and bring us an extra plate of cookies, but like I said, this is the third time this type of mistake has happened. \n\nIt's pretty expensive, the Southwestern is not even very good, and once the order comes back wrong it delays my eating for an hour + and it is just frustrating.\n\nI'm sorry Apple Spice... you guys are great but you need to get it together.


I am not a big fan of AMANDA (owner and waitress), or Fuego Del Mar A.K.A. Fuego Tacos! \nIf you are new in the area or just visiting, please watch out for this restaurant!! I assure you this place will give you suspicions.\nWhat's the point of having a groupon deal if the business does not welcome newcomers! Please please be careful yelpers.\n\n(Just needed to repost here)


I have mixed feelings about my experience at the duce. I took my mother, sister and girlfriend there on a Tuesday night and had a fun time overall. The positives are that the food is good, the building was large, and they had a unique list of beers: old style, schlitzz, and other Chicago-only beers.\n\nUnfortunately, the waitress that took our order was very rude, the bartenders were blatantly talking about how to get more tips out of their customers,  and the macaroni and cheese muffins were not as good as Guy Fieri made them out to be. \n\nI would not recommend this place because of the service, the limited parking, and the uncomfortable seating. I could not see myself coming back unless they improved their menu, and worked on their customer service.


I was really, really looking forward to Sunday brunch at the Herb Box, as I have heard rave reviews! I have also walked past it many times on the waterfront, and have enjoyed the live music I've heard, as well the chic look of the place. I'm a definite foodie, and the menu looked great, so I was stoked to try it!  Well, I'm not sure if the restaurant was having an \"off\" day or what, but our experience at the Herb Box today was terrible, from beginning to end. :-(\n\nMaybe it's all part of some restaurant \"rudeness\" kitsch that I am unaware of, but I really hate to say that the service was pretty awful--the hostesses were snobby and unfriendly, and the wait staff was very inattentive. I accidentally spilled a glass of ice water on my lap as our server handed it to me, and he just left the table without a word, and without offering or bringing back any napkins. Lucky for us it was 90 degrees out and it all dried fast! :-) \n\nAnd then the food. Ugh. Really disappointing, especially for the price. I ordered a strawberry lassie to drink with a Market BLT, based on Yelp recommendations.  The lassie was literally curdled and undrinkable, and the BLT had absolutely no bacon/pancetta on it. My husband ordered the Smoked Salmon Hash, which promised an impressive array of fresh ingredients and flavors, but in actuality looked and tasted like canned fish mixed with fried potato chunks. Awful, awful.\n\nI don't like to complain about food while sitting at a table, and I never send anything back. In this case, I really wish I had been able to, but we only saw our server twice--once when he took our order and again when he brought the check. He did not deliver our food and no one ever refilled our drinks. At that point, we just wanted to get out of there, so after 90 minutes of being basically ignored by the wait staff, we left with empty stomachs, out $50.00. Total waste, will probably never return. Bummer! :-(


It is rare for me to give two stars, and I was so disappointed with my food that I had to write a missive on it.  Middle Eastern/Mediterranean food - simple ingredients so not much you can do wrong.  Quite frankly, the worst tasting Chicken Shawarma I have ever tasted.  The chicken meat looked and tasted like it had come preboiled and prepackaged.  Flavorless, and not something I would expect from such an otherwise flavorful dish.  The shredded lettuce likely came from the same vendor McDonalds has, and I don't recall much else except the flavorless echo of a yogurt-based tzaziki.  Falafal is dried up and lack-luster, hummus is dressed up in Israeli fashion with Paprika - but otherwise uninspired.\n\nThis place is open late, every night of the week - and definitely caters to a younger un-discerning crowd that is inebriated and needing to fill their bellies with sustenance.  And the price is right at about $7-$8 for a meal with fries.\n\nCome here if you are trying to avoid a bad hangover, but not if you want quality middle eastern food.


The phone department is very knowledgeable. The geek squad department  is slow and doesnt have great  customer service. They give  you unrealistic time frames and have you  wait an extra 30 minutes while they chit chat between each other in the back


Even though this place is a good 20 minute drive from downtown Scottsdale, it's well worth it once you get there.  My wife and I dined there last year while in town for a wedding at the nearby Boulders resort (Excellent btw).  After one trip to Spotted Donkey, we were already planning our next trip back to Scottsdale just to go back.  Well, the golf and spa were other factors but I will travel for good food.  So our next trip was about a month ago and our two visits did not disappoint.\n\nBe sure to try the guacamole.  Although it's $10.50, it's really good.  HINT: order it without one of the ingredients like onions and they will make a fresh batch.  The second time we went, we forgot to order it without onions and it didn't taste as good.  My favorite dish is the pork tenderloin, which is served over a bed of mac and cheeese and green chiles.  It's delicious and large enough for two meals.  \n\nEven if you think it's too far to drive for dinner, the beautiful town of Carefree will give you that Arizona experience you know you want and get you away from the urban feel of Scottsdale.


This to me is a very efficient airport. I have never had major issues navigating this place and it offers slots, food and drinks in all the terminals. The security line has always moved quickly and finding flight information couldn't be easier.  The lady next to me at my gate was using free wi-fi and overall it is a clean airport. My only complaint is the taxi line can get very long when arriving and people with physical challenges end up walking quite a bit while carrying their luggage.


This could be the best restaurant in Charlotte. I have been three times now and each experience is unbelievable. The pasta dishes are all perfect and each should be ordered to share. The falafel is some of the best I have ever had. The steam bun is such a pleasant surprise. Each dish is so well thought out and the service is always great. Though I can't eat shellfish I've always been told that the scallops are to die for.


I ordered the California cheeseburger and it was good. Seasoned fries were delicious. My burger came with a slice of grilled pineapple and avocado slices... Good choice. Minus one star because the service was slow. The waitress was very nice but the restaurant was not busy at all and our good took long to come out.


Our dinner last night was outstanding!  From the fantastic celery leaf gimlets, grilled Hamachi collar, and tuna tartar we had at the bar - to the wonderful tasting menu we had in the beautiful dining room - everything was truly spot on!  Our waiter was Brian - what a gem.  Chef Stevens is a genius - that dinner was amazing.  Amanda, the manager came over to check on us as well.  It's one of our favorite places!


I like the place but am a little concerned.  Today, 9/19/14 I used my debit card.  I swiped normally on the customer counter and she asked if it was a debit.  I said yes and she took my card and swiped it on a machine next to her cash register and told me to enter my PIN.  I did but was bothered by the double swipe.  I had heard stories of personal machines used to steal debit card #'s and pins.  Hope I didn't screw up.


I made a reservation online for Sunday brunch, and our table of 6 was right in the sun on the Bliss side with zero shade. We asked to move and were fairly warned ahead of time that the ReBar side was a bit less attentive. We didn't care, we just needed shade! So we moved to the other side and despite the warning, it took an unnecessarily long amount of time to get drinks, food, silverware, and the check. The server appeared to be pretty taxed, but made apologies for the wait and running back and forth. Several of the orders came out incorrectly but we didn't want to made anything of it because it appeared as though he really was doing his best.\n\nWe were bummed because the dishes were pretty bland tasting and average looking. The Bloody Mary needed work. The sandwiches and salads charge quite a bit for extras like protein or french fries which is weird-- the only place I've seen that charges extra for fries is somewhere like ZinBurger that's known for quality, super tasty entrees. You can charge extra for protein on a salad if the base of the salad is really strong. At Bliss is just felt like an unnecessary up charge.\n\nOverall, the menu needs a little class. Someone with a good palette and eye needs to liven it up and make it more professional. I feel like most everything could have been made in my own kitchen.\n\nIt is in a great location, and the patio is beautiful and such a great environment, but I won't go back for more than drinks because it's just not worth the price.


Where do I start?  If you know anything about music and what a DJ should actually sound like, stay far far away.\n\nI went here to see Craze and never thought I could be so disappointed.  The opening DJ was painful to listen to.  Even with a serato, he couldn't beat match to save his life.  He also couldn't get his levels right, come up with a decent track selection, or scratch (um, you're opening for Craze... stop embarrassing yourself).  The crowd still ate it up.  I'm not normally very judgmental, but this crowd was the lowest of the low and not what you would expect in a Vegas club.  The go-go dancers were ok with the exception of one - she had no clue what she was doing.  The dancers are supposed to set the tone for the crowd, so I guess she fit in perfectly.  When Craze went on, he totally played for this crappy crowd.  I had to book it out of there.  It was a very disheartening experience.\n\nI wish I could give this place zero stars.  The staff was nice, so I guess that's how they earned their star.


I went there today for a foot massage. \n\nThe premises are clean and the young gal that gave me a foot massage did a soso job as she did not have the strength .. I have had many foot massages all over the world and on a scale of 1 to 10, her skills were maybe a 3. \n\nIt was $36 for 1 hour and when left I gave $40 total. Not the best tip, but considering that I did not get a heavy massage I felt it was okay. The receptionist had the nerve to tell me that it was minimum $10.00 tip for a one hour foot massage. Are you kidding me? Do you even know the meaning of \"tip\". The service should be very good to get around 20%, let alone 30%! I gave them another dollar and left. I was planning on going back there the next couple of days, but I am done with this place.\n\nI should have read the similar reviews on Yelp before I went in. Oh, and that nonsense about getting tea from another reviewer - no tea was ever given to me.


This is the perfect Japanese restaurant to go to if you need something relatively quick and consistent.  My husband and I have been to the Kabuki franchise here as well as in Los Angeles multiple times...the staff is almost always friendly and the food good (but not great).  \n\nI love the spicy tuna on crispy rice and my husband loves the bbq beef ribs with shrimp and vegetable tempura.  Those are must haves!!\n\nWe will probably eat here once a month because its very close to our home and its a place we know we can rely on.  Kabuki is a steady eddie but there's absolutely nothing wrong with that.


My husband and I have been here quite a few times now.  We love the cream cheese wontons and pork gyoza.  The sushi is great and cheap, as well.  I was reluctant to try the sushi here, but I'm glad I did, as it's a good alternative when I can't get to a sushi bar or want a cheaper option.  My only complain is I wish they would deliver! :)


This banking center is horrible! The staff are nice and pleasant, but the service quality definitely leaves something good to be desired. At the busiest part of the day, they decide to send all but one of their bank tellers on break. So you got one teller, for a line of 7 or more people. And then the hostess says \"thank you for spending you time\" in their bank. This banks management really needs to get their heads out of their little office or where ever it is, and schedule their tellers to work around busy schedules.


Lots of choices on there menu. \nThe grilled veggie appetizer is very good. \nNice place with a different atmosphere than an ordinary restaurant. \nVery friendly staff. \nThey also make there own soda  , which is  tasty.


Crappy service. Good food..... Ordered, then got food 50mins Later then didn't see the Waitress for another 30 mins..... When she dropped off the check...


So I ventured here last Friday to see some screamy generic emo \"metal\" band with my boyfriend. My night started with the checking of ID's and mockery of my age using huge, and seemingly permanent black  x's on my wrists. I'm used to having everything poked, prodded, and searched through but here as long as I paid, I was in. I could have taken a butcher knife inside of the venue and no one would have known. I'm not for invasion of privacy but I definitely want a little bit of security when surrounded by havock-causing stereotypes. The standing area was separated between 21+ and the less fortunate so I took my usual place next to the 16 year olds taking phone videos of the concert and texting their friends. \nThe show was okay. I'm honestly don't know anything about sound systems and such being someone who has enjoyed the acoustics of a garage show before. So there wasn't anything noticeably bad...but I wasn't particularly impressed with much either. \nAt the end of the show I started feeling really nauseated. It was super hot inside, the sweaty, shirtless were spinning and kicking in my direction, and my inability to LEAVE to get some air induced a feeling to throw up all over myself. Thankfully I didn't but I had to dive out at the last minute, not being able to bear the smell of greasy humans and what I deducted to be every one in the entire place to be taking a dump all at once. \nFunny enough, I was told later by my boyfriend that there were two staff members desperately trying to push back an overflowing toilet in the bar section. Well...that explains that. \nI DO like this place because it's dingy, small, and authentic. You feel like you're watching a show on a more personal level which makes a huge difference when watching a live performance. I also really appreciate the bands that they book. The all ages aspect and the super low prices for tickets also gives it some brownie points.


Love this place... If your looking for something new gotta try the bulgogi tacos, fusion lettuce wraps and all the burritos are killer good!! I definitely recommend this place highly!! You won't be disappointed!


The Groupon for the MJ Live show is a scam. The venue, Rio, stated that they do not have a contract with Groupon and that Groupon advertises what they want. \nWe purchase tickets for the show after calling to see if there was availability. Right after purchasing, we called back to make the reservation for the night and they said they cannot take Groupons. Of coarse, we were leaving the following day from Las Vegas, so we were not able to use the Groupons that we purchased. At the venue, they were selling tickets right up until showtime that night. There was plenty of time and after talking to a supervisor they stated that they cut off coupon tickets at a certain number but could not tell me with a certain number was. I stated that I made sure I had all my ducks in a row and had made sure there was availability, then called right back to book and was told they were full and could not take Groupons. \nI feel that this was definitely a scam and there is no intention of honoring them, as most people are in Vegas for a weekend. We still paid full price four tickets to the show because we had promised her daughter, and the show is decent.


We went for a quick drink and dinner.  Had a salad and my husband had the fish and chips.  Overall, the food was good, drinks were on special and the service was friendly.  Great atmosphere...lots of locals.


There was basically no cheese on my \"cheese combo sandwich\", the fries were gross, and the waitress was nasty to us.


This place is amazing! Top notch burgers, amazing Mac n Cheese, a whole slew of great beers, and a ton of big screen TVs! On top of that, service is EXCELLENT, as is the management! Servers are free to wear whatever sports team's apparel they choose, adding to the melting pot experience that is Old Scottsdale. I recommend this place to anyone who wants a good solid burger or sandwich, a good beer, and a great place to unwind on the patio under the cooling misters. Prices aren't bad either, especially for the experience. I WILL be back!


I have to say that we love looking at architecture design, so having learned about Taliesin West, we knew we had to check this place out while we were in the vicinity. Soooo glad we did, because this place is amazing! I could try and tell you about it, but like most architecture, you have to SEE it to understand and/or appreciate it. \n\nI can tell you that my favorite part of this place is the Sculpture Garden...so many amazing forms and figures upon which to gaze. Truly beautiful stuff!\n\nI have to admit that we lucked out, because as many folks have already pointed out, there is a fee to take the tour. However, because Hubby's uncle is a catering manager, he's overseen many catering events that have been held at Taliesin West. Because of that, our group of four was allowed in for free to follow him around pretty much every nook and cranny of the grounds. It was all very informational and educational and enthralling.\n\nThumbs up to the staff, who were all very nice and courteous and had no problem letting us go into areas that the tours did not visit...altogether, a great experience! :)


this store is inside the Hyatt so it's not as big as a regular place - a couple of times they have run out of certain bagels or fillings when there have been conventions or other group meets. the staff can be a tad slow but again, it all depends on the number of people... my bagel with lox and shmear is always good!!! and there are a couple of nice comfy chairs and a couch - if you can grab it


I went here for breakfast. Waiters at a buffet? Oh they want a tip right. They don't even let you get your own drinks. I mean if someone drinks like five orange juices (hangover) then they may get a deal ha ha.  I was disappointed. I got eggs and a frozen yogurt sundae. This was all food I could have found ten years ago at my college dorm cafeteria.  I expected something special and didn't find it.


Shortly after my last review, the owner of R Salon reached out to me.  He was very apologetic about the service I received the first time around and acknowledged that the poor service was partly due in fault to the surprisingly high volume of living social vouchers that were sold.  He did speak with my nail technician regarding cell phone etiquette when servicing customers.  \nI was impressed with the fact that he reached out to me to begin with.  I could tell that he played a very vital and active role in his business.  I returned to R Salon several weeks later for a facial.  I saw Carol Kelly, an aethesician (sorry if I butchered the spelling) for 20+ years.  The service with Carol was stellar from beginning to end.  She was very engaged in learning everything about my skin (problems, areas of concerns) to even things in my lifestyle that would affect my skin (eating habits, vitamins, skincare routine).  I was very impressed by the length of time she spent to give me really great advice to help out with my issues.  On top of that, the facial itself was of course superb!  She meticulously extracted every little bugger and used a fabulous soothing mask after.  My skin was glowing from the time I walked out.\nAll in all,  I am very pleased that R Salon reached out and urged me to give them another try.  I will definitely be going back to Carol for another peel and/or facial.


For those of you, who know the Valley, you probably have a good idea how far Goodyear is from Mesa  (for those of you not familiar, think San Francisco to Los Angeles ... LOL).  Nevertheless, we were prepared to run the gauntlet of rush hour traffic, crazy weekend drivers and take an overnight bag with us to try out this restaurant with spectacular reviews.  And once again, the Valley's populace has NOT let me down:  apparently, only ex-cons who suffered with prison food and people who've lost their sense of taste (both physical and mental) give 4 and 5 stars on Yelp to ANYTHING.\n\nFirst, let me say, that this restaurant's employees couldn't do more to make your dining experience a pleasant one:  they're friendly, very attentive and respond quickly to any request you could throw at them.  \n\nI haven't seen many Indian restaurants, which serve buffets at night, so I was curious to see how this place stacked up against other Indian places I've been to.  The decor is ... interesting.  From the ground level to about 7 feet up, the decor is homey and reminds you of Cheers-gone-Diner.  Above 7 feet, the decor can best be described as \"condemned factory\".  But okay ... while decor is important in enjoying your meal, it's not necessarily a deal breaker ... if the food makes up for it.  Sadly, this is not the case.  While I give the restaurant overall two stars, I would specifically rate the food as  \"two-flushes\"  (figure it out, if you dare!).  I'm sorry, but this just happens to be one of those places that support my argument against low-flow toilets.  It's not that the food looks unappetizing; it's just that, well, it IS:  oversalted food; dry tandoori chicken; thin-sauce chicken tikki masala (and that was the BEST dish).  The na'an was okay ... actually, I liked it because it's thick; my other half likes the na'an thin and crispy.  Funny enough, the place was absolutely packed  (no doubt only with people who could prove they usually give at least 4 stars on their Yelp reviews).  \n\nI really wanted to give this place a stellar review, not the least, because its employees are top notch.  Unfortunately, when you come home to go to the bathroom after dinner and your dog runs away yelping with his tail between his legs, there's not much else to say.\n\nTruly sorry, guys.


Took the family last night and there was a 20 min wait.  Waiter gave us the specials for the night and provided good service.  The portions are very large so go hungry. The onion straws were tasty and so are the sweet potato fries.  Extensive list of beers.  Prices are reasonable.  It is consistently voted one of the best in Charlotte.


I miss this place.  Lots of live plants inside, and food that brought me right back home.


The Cheesecake Factory owns this cafe.  The food is always good and the prices are what you would expect.  They are open 24/7.  The wait staff is nice.


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


The dog volunteers and front desk were so friendly.  The volunteers in kitty city were another story.  I've never had people make me feel like less than a human being than I did there.  A human being who came ready to adopt this afternoon had one of the cat volunteers given me the time of day.  I'm really sad cause I am a cat lover and our cat died in November.  The dog people were so nice I thought for sure kitty city would be the same.  I fell in love with a kitten in minutes but the attendants gave me either funny looks or completely ignored me for a family that was still looking around.  The service here broke my heart.  They are doing such a great service for animals, but I didnt feel welcome.  I'll have to find someplace else to go.


Do yourself a favor and go anywhere else but here!  The food at this place is absolutely disgusting!  The soup was so salty and tasted like muddy water.  The rib appetizer wasn't even edible!  It was like it had been made a week earlier.  The foil wrap chicken app was some mysterious pieces of chicken stuffed in foil with salt!  Disgusting!  The sweet & sour pork was seriously like chewing on shoe leather! It had no flavor whatsoever....like it had been boiled to death.  The lo-mein wasn't any better.  It was so salty that you couldn't even eat it!  I hadn't been to this place for about 10 years, due to the last experience I had here.  Made a huge mistake thinking it got better after 10 years.  Not even a little bit better!  Save your money!  Panda Express blows this place away!  And I'm not a big fan of that place either....but at least the food is fresh!  I don't know how China Inn even keeps it's doors open!  Very strange cause there is rarely cars there...hmmm.


Definition of a roach motel with cockroaches working behind the front desk. I say its a waste of money remodeling \"the quad\" \"the linq\", \"imperial palace\", whatever Ceasers is calling it now-a-days. I say save the money and level it. This place is disgusting and stinks! Worse than the worst motel 6 on the planet! Employees are such jerks too.


Is it possible (or relevant) to review potential? I get the impression that like much of central Phoenix, this hotel is in a state of long-term renovation. When it's finished, things could/will be pretty nice.\n\nFirst impressions-- a sign visible from the street would be nice. The hotel is located on a poorly lit side street with a temporary banner/sign that you cannot see until you get to the hotel driveway. If you are arriving at night and need a landmark, just look for the adult bookstore sign and turn into the street that looks more like the alleyway behind the bookstore.\n\nThe parking structure is oddly arranged; the closest parking is chained off and the remaining spaces leave you with a wierd vibe, like \"...do I really want to risk leaving my vehicle here overnight?\" \n\nMy room was nice and spacious, and it had the sleep number bed that Juan L. mentioned in his review. Free high speed internet was a nice touch. Housekeeping must have been messing with me, taunting my OCD vulnerabilities-- 1 complimentary bottle of water, 1 face towel, 2 hand towels, and 3 bath towels. WTF??\n\nThe pools looked nice, with the faux boulder treatment, but strong chlorine smell kept me away. The gym looked decent, but was always closed by the time I got back to the hotel each day.\n\nThe potential part:\nFEZ is just a short walk to Central Avenue if you cut across the parking lot of the high rise office tower in front of the hotel. Right now, it seems a bit sketchy at night but worth the risk for some decent food. I expect this will be a bit better in the future.\n\nThe light rail (when finished) will open up access to a lot of the area. Right now, FEZ, Durant's, and Honey Bear bbq are among place I visited within walking distance, as is the Heard Museum and the Phoenix Public Library.\n\nI would visit again to see if the hotel (and the area) grows into its potential.


Unless I'm going with bottle service with the modelesque bottle girls, this is not the nightclub to be at as a regular patron. Small dance floors that are some of the smallest among the nightclubs on the strip. Sure, the place has 4-5 floors with two of em closed off (one because of $10K bottle service tables). All in all, it is a shade above most of the nightclubs, only because of the DJs that regulate here.


This isn't your Grandpa's Flamingo anymore. I would even venture to say this isn't your overweight Chain smoking uncle Larry's Flamingo we all knew and didn't love from 5-10 years ago!\n\nBefore My recent trip to The Flamingo, the thought of staying there would immediately trigger thoughts of Depressing 1980's decor, overweight fanny pack wearing gamblers & The over exuberant expressions of Donnie & Marie as they stared longingly into each others eyes trying to forget about that one night back in 77' when things went a little to far. But to the contrary I must say the Flamingo has really cleaned up its act. The new decor is nice and the casino floor is clean and 80% fanny pack clear. \n\nNow saying that I have yet to stay in a room, but I will say that , where as before I would've only taken a side chick I was slightly ashamed of. Now I would be ok with taking a side chick I was not ashamed of, as well as possibly a girl that I have been dating awhile, all the while  insisting \"Why do we have to put labels on what we are\" here without hesitation!\n\nAll in all The Flamingo is an OK place with a GREAT location that I would recommend anyone walking the strip to try out. Hey, who knows you may finally be the first person to see Donnie and Marie finally consummate 35 years of tension and frustration!


Deelish BBQ. If you are craving tasty cooked meat, and sides of comfort, go here. Lucille's has a lively atmosphere and an extensive menu. Their location is convenient.


Located in the Wynn hotel (my favorite!)\n\nWe were lucky enough to score awesome tickets to Le Reve through the discount tickets counter.  The theatre is great, and there is not a bad seat in the house.  The first two rows are \"splash\" rows, so they tend to be a little cheaper.  We sat a row behind the splash rows, and I only felt a little bit of splash.  \n\nThe best part of the show, the amazing dives!  Since the show was a water show, I was so amazed at their ability to hold on to each other without slipping! \n\nTruly an amazing show.  If you like Cirque to Soleil, you will like Le Reve.


We have been My Gym members at the District for over 4 years and Jeremy is the best!  He works really hard at keeping the kids engaged and active.  Every week the class is different and exciting.  Both of my kids LOVE this place and I feel it has helped them develop very important life skills, both mentally and physically.  The environment is clean, bright and fun.  (great music)  Some people believe it's pricey, but I don't think anything in town compares to the value received.  I've tried many different clubs/classes/sports and My Gym is consistently better for the quality of instruction & fun.  My boys never nap and they leave My Gym tired. Bonus!


Website pricing is cheaper than what you will get charged at this location. Attendant and cashier both agreed, but just shrugged it off. As for the actual wash, they do good job.


Oh, I'm coming back to this place!  My first experience with a noodle house.  The ramen was so yummy, not like the ramen noodles I had as a kid.  Now I wonder how I ever stomached that stuff. I guess when you're a college kid you eat anything.  \n\nLet's get back to Monta Chaya.  I let the waitress know is was my first time in such a place.  At this she thanked me for coming and made sure I enjoyed my experience.  I was torn between the salad and the bun appetizer.  I mentioned his to my waitress and she said she could give me just one bun so I could try everything I wanted.  For my main dish, I ordered the tonkotsu with the garlic oil and added nitamago. Oh it was delicious.  I do have to say that both the garlic oil and the nitamago both added a rich creaminess to the soup, maybe a little to much, but you've got to indulge every so often.  The noodles were silky smooth, not your dehydrated ramen.


If you want sushi at your own pace and without telling the sushi chef what you want, then this place is it.  The quality I would say borders good to excellent. This is rather surprising in the fact that this is a conveyor belt styled sushi place. The price is very reasonable.\n\nThe staff cycles the dish frequently to keep the items fresh and cold. For a sushi connoisseur, there is nothing worse than warm or luke-cold sushi.\n\nSelections are average in that, there are more rolled sushi as opposed to nigiri styled sushi.\n\nI do hope the staff will provide ginger (gari), along with wassabi to all the patrons. \n\nFinally, this is not a restaurant to hold your power meetings, but will accommodate groups, family style dining, in casual setting.


I thought about writing this review for a while now, I rarely write negative reviews, but I honestly cannot refer this place to anyone\n.\nWent to Times Square for a friend's birthday celebration, it was on a Sunday at 12:30pm she had a nice turn out of maybe 17 people.  Our server was Teresa; she was extremely rude and somewhat combative.   I arrived around 12:45 so it was 15 minutes to one, after checking out the menu the only thing I looked forward to having was the cheese steak sandwich with peppers & onions, I told Teresa that I would like that, and she said no you can't, it's not 1pm yet (it was 12:50 at this point) and that I would need to order something now, I told her I don't know what I want , she said ill wait here till you tell me so I can get these orders in.  I felt rushed into something I didn't want and didn't understand why she couldn't take orders from the rest of the table and come back around after 1 (by now it was less than 9 minutes away) She then proceeded to tell me that it wouldn't even be possible to order it at 1pm because they (the cooks) need to clean the grills and everything so there would be no cross contamination. Said something having to cook the peppers and onions and that wouldn't be done until after 1.  I was not happy.  I told her I was not ready to order yet. \n\nI really hate having a craving for something to find out you can't but scanned the menu and ordered the Mediterranean salad, mixed greens, artichoke hearts, tomatoes, pepperoncini, olives, roasted red peppers, cucumbers, red onions & feta cheese.  Sounds good right? Nope, it wasn't, everything was soggy wet, I didn't need to put any dressing on it, the artichoke hearts & roasted red peppers tasted as if they came out of the can/jar wasn't even rinsed or dried off, the feta was soggy, the entire salad was just miserable.\n\nAfter rude service and horrible food I just wanted to get the heck out of dodge, I asked for my check, I had the cash out ready for when she brought it to me, I gave it right back to her, she then placed in on the table, walked away for about 10 minutes came back handed everyone else there checks, ran all of the credit cards gave them back there checks, they signed their cards in left, I was the 1st to request and to pay but had to wait for 15 other people's  credit cards to come through before she even went to get change for me.  \n\nI didn't complain to the manager because it was my friend's birthday, but I will never set foot back in that place, just soo rude.  Save your time and money and find somewhere else to eat.


Nous y \u00e9tions pour la game de hockey.\nOn est arriv\u00e9 vers 18h, toutes les tables \u00e9taient d\u00e9j\u00e0 r\u00e9serv\u00e9es mais ils se sont d\u00e9brouill\u00e9s pour nous en faire une (on \u00e9tait 5, pas \u00e9vident) et on \u00e9tait m\u00eame bien plac\u00e9s, face \u00e0 l'\u00e9cran et proche de cette grande fen\u00eatre qui donne sur la rue et qu'ils avaient ouvert. Tr\u00e8s agr\u00e9able !\nUne bonne ambiance (malgr\u00e9 le score final), les sauces des ailes de poulet sont top, et les burgers \u00e9taient vraiment bons ! Je reviendrai pour tester celui au bison : il titille mes papilles ! :)


I ordered a green tea smoothie. A large. I was watching the guy make my drink and the smoothie was not even close to the top. He tried playing it off by shaking my drink afterwards so it can seem like it's full. I could've just paid for a small drink for the amount he gave me. I always come back here to give it a shot but ehhh. It's the same experience.


We went here after the awesome Yelp Spring Fling, and had a sampling of a number of menu items. The \"ambience\", if one can use that term here, was part taco joint, part Mexican food store, and part Mexico City bus station replete with a tv showing telenovelas. We were dying for tequila or at least a nice cerveza, but alas, no liquor licence. However, they do have some \"drink if you dare\" Mexican sodas, which contain twice the legal limit of sugar and food coloring of normal soda (which I generally don't drink anyway, unless it's mixed with something). Don't expect too much in any regard here. They do tacos, fairly well, and that's what I'd recommend ordering here, although something possessed me to order the tamales too (more on that in a sec). We started off with guacamole. Having lived a good 10 years in Texas, and traveled a lot to Mexico for work, it was, well, really odd. They mix iceberg lettuce and tomato in with the avocado, and there's nary a hint of garlic or lime. The result is a bit gloopy and fairly unpleasant, especially if you're expecting a beautifully dense unctuous avocado forward, garlic, lime, salt, and cilantro based dip. Oh well. The tortilla chips though, which seemed homemade, were light and crisp, and we even bought a bag to take home. The salsas were equally good, with the tomato based one being the standout. The tomato salsa was served warm, and had bay leaf and celery in it - a flavor combo I've never had in Mexico, but one which really worked. We also bought some salsa to take home. We had beef tacos and tacos al pastor. The beef tacos were pretty good, but too much char on the meat, and the overall flavor was bland. The tacos al pastor were just as they should have been though, nicely cooked meat and great tang from the pineapple. Big marks also for serving everything with soft corn tortillas. The tamales though were pretty bad. I am a big tamale fan. These were mealy and dry, and the filling was cloyingly sweet and unpleasant. This place does tacos, and they do them pretty well. I'd come back for the tacos al pastor and chips and salsa, and the telenovelas of course. Hasta pronto.


While the steak and table side Cesar Salad was perfection, NOTHING else at this restaurant was even close to acceptable.  From the moment we arrived, until we left, our service was simply HORRIBLE. First, at the hostess stand the hostess stood glaring at her computer screen as we stood waiting to be acknowledged. Never did acknowledge us, so we turned around and went to the bar. 2 cocktails (a beer and a wine) 17 bucks, gave the older man bartender a 20 and he NEVER CAME BACK WITH OUR CHANGE! The assumption that, that was his tip was rude and in very bad service and bad form. Of course he was going to get that as his tip, but to assume. BAD!  VERY BAD. Its stealing! And if he \"forgot\" even worse, he shouldn't be working at such a restaurant as the Golden Steer.  So we went back to the stand and the \"harried\" hostess was able to accommodate our reservation, clueless as to our earlier \"encounter\".  The food service was slow, wreck-less (no refills of anything: water, bread, butter, coffee, or up-sell cocktails!), and the removal of dirty plates never happened. We stacked our plates to get them out of our way after sitting empty in front of us for 15 minutes. \nThe Prime aged 20 oz. T Bone was very good, as was the Cesar Salad. AS FOR the desert - forget it!! I wanted REAL NY cheesecake: I got Sara Lee...Im almost positive; NOT restaurant QUALITY in the least.  Coffee arrived bitter, luke warm, and no refills were offered. \nIn closing, Id skip Golden Steer. There are wayyyyy too many fine steak house in Vegas to be bothered with this dinosaur.


Bons burgers. Salle sympa.


What a joke! Sysco food at $20 a plate, wait staff that are trained to be corporate jukeboxes, and greasy managers trying to get the last penny out of your pocket. We are not the complaining type and have kids who wait tables, but after there was a small mistake our meal was interrupted not once, but five different times by a short Asian manager who should have been working in a call center, not a restaurant. It was the most annoying thing I have even been forced to be a part of, him trying to degrade the server as much as possible, and then for the icing on the cake he brought out a desert for \"free\" which I accepted. This is a standard practice, but when the waiter came with the bill it had the desert on it and I kid you not, $1 taken off a rather large bill. I didn't even say anything, this was too much and I didn't want to see the manager for a sixth time, he would have told me it was the waiters fault. I don't want to be interrupted five times in my meal by a manager asking me repetitively in an indirect way for reasons the server messed up, when it was really him messing up my meal. The original mistake was minimal, and it was this call center attitude that really pissed me off, enough to come on here and rant. I don't think a comment card justifies my experience there, and I should warn others about this place. Go to one of their neighbors, at least you know that your getting chain restaurant food, but wont have to deal with the garbage at this place. I have had better food and service at a buffet. AVOID, AVOID, AVOID!!!


NYE, we attended the Lustre Bar Winter Wonderland NYE party.  We couldn't get a drink at the bar due to stressed out waitresses and a very crowded bar.  So we went downstairs for a drink at 12:30.  We were told that they already had last call and they were'nt making any more drinks!  Seriously, it's New Year's Eve! Plus the staff was rude and ignored people and talked to people they knew.  Really bad customer service especially if you wanted to impress guests and keep they're interest.  Blue Hound, you didn't succeed.  Hope you try better in the future.


We stayed for  free for a 3 day weekend and pretty much stayed in the hotel experiencing everything it had to offer. Rather than try to capture the whole hotel in a line, I'll try to break it out:\n\nRooms (4): As many have said, it's just a Venetian room in brown color tones. I'm kind of jaded as I've stayed in many 4/5 star rooms in Vegas (mandalay, venetian, caesars,etc) so I didn't find that this one was all that exciting or spectacular. It was however very nice and on par with a 5 star hotel.\n\nRestaurants/Shopping (5): Incredible, tons of great restaurants and lots of great shopping. Shops are open until 11! however, not any good casual options.\n\nPool (3): Ok so as a word of warning.. the pool at palazzo doesn't get sun until 1 PM!!! Ok so you're thinking you might be sleeping till 1 Pm anyways, but good luck getting a chair at that point without paying the pool guys a fat tip. Also, no food served pool side! You have to get up and get your food (I'm a prima donna, I know) and the food isn't that good and WAY overpriced. Also drink service was lacking.. I should have moved over to the Venetian side I guess?\n\nNightlife Gaming (3): High limits ($15) for craps.. no surprise there. Lavo was just ok, but I'd like to explore the jazz bar next time. 40/40 sucks. I did however enjoy the happy hour at the cheesy \"del toro\" in the basement. $6 drinks ,  I guess that's cheap? At least it had a nice strip view. Oh the sportsbook sucks too.. it's just a window near 40/40. boo\n\nEase of navigation (5): So this is important to me in Vegas.  I hate walking 30 minutes to my room, or having trouble finding craps,  restaurants, etc. This place is EASY. 1 tower of elevators, everything is well situated. Pool right off the elevators. That aspect is very nice.\n\nOverall a great place to stay, but with so many other great places to stay in Vegas I'd save this one for when you get a great offer in the mail. I would especially recommend this place for foodies due to all the yummy restaurants and how easy it is to pass out in your room after a nice meal !


Had dinner with a large group. We had a superb wine, but I'm sure it was not cheap and was chosen by the host of the dinner. The food? Well...the chopped salad was pretty mediocre, and too filling with all the red kidney beans it it. The table breads and muffins were too dry, kind of inedible.\n\nDuck pancake...like someone had poured half a bottle of cheap, sweet syrup on it so who knows what the duck tasted like.\n\nThe porterhouse lamb chops - very good. This was by far the best thing I had. The lamb was perfectly grilled, and the sauce was inoffensive so you could enjoy the meat. \n\nDessert - that warm, pudding-like cake that I can't remember. It was good, and chocolate. Like many restaurants they served the dessert and then came around asking for coffee as kind of an afterthought. The coffee service took so long that it was tough to wait on eating the cake. Dang, I like coffee WITH dessert. But, most restaurants haven't figured out how to serve both at around the same time.\n\nThe restaurant is a nice spot in Caesars so I don't want to dissuade people from going. But, I'd make the grilled meat the centerpiece of what you order and not get too high on hope for the rest, based on what I experienced. And get a nice bottle of wine to go with it!


Here is my gripe. The food is good. No complaints there. It's the employees. While standing at the register and ordering, there were three girls behind the counter that kept staring at my wife, whispering, and rolling their eyes. They were literally looking her up and down. I had sunglasses on so they could not see that I was watching them, and actually my wife didn't notice it because she was busy ordering for our kids. After we went and sat down, I continued to watch them, and from a distance I not only observed the girls gawking at various femaie customers, but two of the male employees were also gawking at various girls and nudging and elbowing each other and staring. I have noticed this going at a two other restaurants, Rubios just up the street, and Port O Subs at Desert Ridge. And it's not like I'm looking for this, I just have a habit of noticing details in my surroundings. I would like to know if I am the only person in the world that notices things like this, because this behavior seems to be very common and management knows nothing (or does nothing) about it.


Staff is knowledgable and friendly. They have a big space, and hold lots of comic related event, but also gaming events for RPG's and CCG's. I visited all the comic shops when I moved here from NYC looking for a new on to feed my comic addiction, and Samurai is the one that I choose as the most real.


Went for breakfast and wasn't impressed at all.  The people who work at DeLucas are not friendly and have a you should be happy I am serving you attitude.  If you are not a morning person then you shouldn't serve breakfast.  A smile and a good morning goes a long way.\n\nThe food was mediocre, greasy and lacking flavor. I ordered the California Omelette and it was something I could make at home with better flavor.  The chicken in the omelette had no taste and it was overlooked.\n\nOverall, I don't get the hype.  This is similar to a greasy diner.  Pamela's is the place for breakfast.


Order the GFY burger.  You can thank me later.\n\nThis place is off the charts awesome.


Came here for lunch and, based on the recommendations of other reviewers, ordered the chicken salad sandwich.  It did not disappoint!  Croissant was moist and flaky, and chicken salad had a fresh, light flavor.  And I loved that the sandwich came with a a mini cupcake.


Wifi doesn't work in many of the public areas!  You'd expect them to get it right.


I absolutely loved my food here. It has been a long time since a restaurant really impressed me with their food, and khyber pass really is one of the gems in that list. I went in with really a complete blah mood, up for really anything. We were seated in the terrase. The servers were extremely fast, professional, and friendly. Their atmosphere is pretty good too. I honestly have no idea on Afghan culture let alone on their cuisine, so this was a great intro to their stuff. Like I said their food blew me away. I had the table d'hote, which consisted of lentil soup and lamb korma, with the rose water rice pudding. Loved the soup and the korma not so much of the dessert as I dont like rose water flavor in general. The korma was splendid and my husband's sabzi poolao (spinach one) looked and tasted great too. \n\nOh plus you can BYOW here and apparently they have a cave decor on the other side of the resto thats only open during Fri's and Sat's.\n\nAnyway I cant guarantee on the authencity of the cuisine itself, but it did give me good positive feel on it. Overall I will definitely be more open to trying Afghan cuisine from now on. Thanks K P :)


I've been to True Food a bunch of times but I still can't make up my mind as to how much I like it.  The food is consistently good, kale salad is awesome, tacos, pizza, soup are all good and I love that they have interesting drink choices - I tried the sparkling iced tea the last time and it was great.  Service can be spotty, I even had one waiter sell me on a vegan sweet potato soup only to take a bite and find it had chicken - not good, not good at all, that's a big mistake - they were completely unapologetic about it and blamed the kitchen staff for the mix up.  \n\nMy main gripe with this place is flies, yes flies.  Every time I've been here there are flies in the restaurant.  The last time I was here my husband looked at me and said, \"oh right that's why we don't come here more often, I forgot about the flies\".  All things considered, it's just OK.


Leaving work and noticed that my tire was flat with an arrowhead shaped piece of metal between the tread. Pulled it out and used the fix-a-flat since I don't have a spare. Pressure held after I aired it up and drove home. Next day removed the tire and took it to Mcfall's, I showed them where I removed the shard and you could see where the goop had come out when I inflated the tire. They said nothing was wrong with the tire and there was no puncture, maybe somebody let out the air! Took the tire to Discount Tire where they found the leak (right where I told them it would be) and patched it.


I recently stopped by the Luxor to watch the Jabbawockeez show. It's the one pyramid hotel with the light shooting up. It's the south part of the strip next to Excalibur and Mandalay Bay. There is a free tram to get to the 3 different hotels since the 3 hotels are all part of the same branch. There's a huge sphinx you can take a picture of when you're waiting for the tram. \n\nThe casino is pretty old and you can tell it is old. There are a lot of workers who approach you for \"free tickets.\"  We asked a worker to direct us to the box office and he did, then started to persuade us for who knows what. I think it's some time share or presentation. Regardless, we got approaches by them ALL over the casino. It got really annoying. \n\nGames were average. It's all personal preference. I won't be staying here anytime, probably ever.  It's far from the other hotels and casinos I do like.


Definitely not worth the $35. It's decent as far as buffets go, hence two stars instead of one, but there are so many other places to eat where you won't get ripped off and have decent food.


I love yard house.. Im not a super beer drinker but they have such a wide variety I can always find something that pleases the palate. I never seem to make it for happy hour so the bill can get kind of pricey but overall its a nice place to chill, drink, and get some noms. \nThe biggest draw back to hanging out there is its always LOUD. I don't think i've ever been there and had a normal toned conversation with my guest. The music is usually loud which means the patrons have to be louder just to be heard. It can get almost obnoxious at times. \nThat's the only reason why they get a 4 star review. Otherwise great place.


We tried it and liked it.  I thought it was better than most!  Traditional Mexican food and plenty of seafood options - or at least more than most.  It's always crowded and was recommended to us by an Arrowhead resident.


Stopped by here to get some early dim-sum. This place opened earlier than any other dim sum place in Vegas at 10:00am. All other places opened at 11am.\n\nThe quality of the dim sum was okay. For some reason, their har gow was small in comparison to what Im used to. The flavors were not bad. Prices were reasonable considering it was inside a casino, albeit the kinda run down Rio Casino.\n\nI think I'll wait until 11am next time I'm hankerin for dim sum in Vegas....