When you look at the decor, ambiance,and reputation you think you are in for a good meal.  I should have known when we went during prime dinner time before the 9 PM Zarkana seating (Zarkana was ok but there are much better Cirque shows than this one) and the place was practically empty.  But it was easy because it was in Aria by  Zarkana and we thought it couldn't be that bad.  I should have Yelped barMASA before eating here.\n\nHere is why barMASA fails: (1) the food is very average (not horrible but not good either - bland and super small portions), (2) service is average, and (3) the prices are ridiculous for what you get.  And this ridiculous prices comment is coming from someone who spent over $1,200 at Joel Robuchon for dinner for 2 the night before (there is a reason Joel can command that price - because you get what you pay for).\n\nWhen the waiter tells you their signature dish - the hamachi with jalapenos and crispy potatoes isn't good - there is something wrong with this place.  The black cod was literally 2 bites and the texture was off.\n\nDo not eat here you won't enjoy your food as its nothing special and you definitely won't be full.  After I got back to LA I had Sushi Gen (4.5 stars) and Hama Sushi (4 stars) - both were excellent and I paid less than half of what I paid at at barMASA and got twice the amount of food at significantly better quality.  Don't waste your time nor your money here.  This place was so bad it compelled me to write my first review...that says something.


only been there once and have no complaints.\nim not a huge fan of sushi, but actually tried a variety of things at this one and LIKED them. \n\nthe service was SUPER good. The lady that served us talked like she knew us for years. we were also there till closing and the rest of the staff started conversations and joked around as well. very easy going there. which is a big plus.\n\nits a little tiny cute place tucked in the corner.\ntheir prices arent bad at all.\n\nstacie roll, YUM.


As you walk in it smells like chocolate! Delectable treats at every turn. I had the steak sandwich with waffle fries...yum! Aioli was a great and accompanied the fries well.


I loved Postino's. Loved, as in past tense. Living in the area for the last several years, Postino's was my go-to place for everything from Saturday night celebrations to making a Monday just a little special. The wine is great, the menu is perfect, the ambiance is downright delightful. It's the staff that makes me cringe. On a recent visit, the snobby hostess told us the wait was 2 hours... But no one was there ... And there were empty tables ... Something did not seem right and when I asked her about it again, she rudely just stared at me. 2 hours later, we got seated and ignored. It took another hour (!) for our bruschetta to arrive to our table. We left feeling hungry  and  neglected. The worst part is that I started to ask around and I have three (3) other friends with almost the exact same experience. After so many happy years at Postino's, I won't go back to the Arcadia location. On the bright side, the Central location boasts the same menu minus the horrid staff.


The Blake hotel is a work in progress.  It is, overall, a cheaply made 1970's hotel in the process of being renovated into a modern hipster hotel on a budget.  When the renovation is someday complete it will probably be very nice but for now I rate it \"adequate\".\n\nI stayed here for $99/night, so that makes me more lenient towards the Blake's shortcomings than I would be if it hadn't been so affordable.   I'd stay here again if I got that kind of deal.\n\nThe Good: very spacious rooms.   Firm beds (I like mine firm).  Nice views.  Friendly staff.  1/2 mile walk to the main downtown corridor on Tryon street. Good conference facilities.\n\nThe Bad: staff are nice but amazingly disorganized and very very slow.  Many things (thermostats, electrical wiring, plumbing) are not upgraded.  Can't turn on the shower without standing underneath it.  \n\nAs for the restaurant/bar at the Blake: don't.  Just don't.  It's not worth it.


Beer was great, atmosphere was great, food was great.


Consistently disgusting food and bad service. Tonight I ordered the Parmesan crusted chicken which tasted frozen and was very greasy. The white sauce tasted canned. Our service was terrible. We waited twenty minutes to have our order taken and had to ask many times to find our waiter. Just terrible and overpriced. Oh, and we asked that our pecan pie be heated and it came out cold and tasted packaged as well.


Great place! Incredible pedi's at very reasonable prices. The suite is clean and well maintained. They offer a variety of services so you almost have one stop shopping (add a hair salon inside and it's the whole package!). \n\nI had the cucumber pedi today. $35 gives you a standard pedicure with callus remover, paraffin wax, hot rock massage and a relaxing experience. \n\nI've been to other places, nothing compares. I won't go anywhere else and would recommend to anyone.


A few people have told me that La Paz just isn't the same since their move. Back in the day, they were a frequent lunch place of mine when they were on South Blvd.  I wasn't sure what to expect, but went with an open mind.\n\nOn my first visit I had the fish tacos - well one fish and one shrimp.  They were very accommodating in allowing me to try one of each.  They were good.  I would order them again.\n\nThe five stars come from my second visit.  I had the shrimp and steak salad.  They cook the steak perfectly to medium, as requested and the salad is simply phenomenal!   Their sun-dried tomato vinaigrette is delicious and was the perfect match.  If you have to eat a healthy salad, this is the one to pick.  The meat is spicy, tender and char-grilled.  \n\nIf you go to La Paz with expectations of their former self you might be disappointed.  I think they did a great job.  New look, new menu....just the name remains.  Plus, their house wine is one of my favorites.  How can that be bad?


LOVE this place!! Wish we had one in NYC! Its amazing! I first fell in love with Panda when I was in Texas a few years back... I loved loved the orange chicken but this time I changed to the Bejing Beef and that was a game changer!! OMG!! That was amazing. It was like generals chicken crossed with hunan beef. OMG! Unreal!! PLS PUT A PE IN NYC!!!


I completely dig this grocery, well as much as a dude can dig a grocery store.  I just happen to always go here because it is so close.


I usually go to this Einstein's when I have a buy one, get one coupon. This last time though it was pretty sad. I walk in, there's nobody there to greet me. I stand in the empty line right in front of the register for a good 4mins. Then a lady walks by, I was excited for a minute, but then she didn't say anything and just walked the other way. She handed some food over to a customer and the customer gave it right back saying it was the wrong order. She yelled for her coworker and this other lady came out to assist the situation. They discussed the issue while I was still standing there, at this point I was debating leaving. One of the ladies finally said she would be right with me, so I didn't leave. I put my order in, I was in a hurry so I took it to go. I got back to my work only to find out that the bacon was missing out of my breakfast sandwich. Argh!!! Bad service and no bacon?? It's not even worth the buy one get one!


The servers there Kenny, Joe, bus-young man David, are excellent, efficient , knowledge about the flavors etc on menu.  We (3) had the enchilada plate, #10 plate, and tostado plate, each plate was 2 meals in one.  The flavors are very mild, so I could enjoy the flavor, and NOT the spice, it was EXCELLENT! We go after church, extra hungry, so we are really are very happy to get it the food hot and FAST! The restaurant itself is clean and open. You can NOT beat the price there and the food is INCREDIBLE!  Good menu selection.   Great portions.   This will be \"OUR\" to go place on Sundays!


Went here for pneumonia. Emergency room dirty and packed. Horrible reception staff. Nurses in ER especially Erin was awesome. Went into IMC/ICU for pneumonia and empyema. Docs inserted a chest tube. Which they did not drain enough and ended up hospitalized again 2 weeks later with a new chest tube at mike o Callaghan hospital (horrible ER awesome ICU care and specialized docs/pulmonoligist). UMC ICU had the worst CNA's (Sally was the worst no respect and careless) and nurses (1 good nurse Teresita she helped when she was assigned to me). They were rude. Esp the fact most were Filipino nurses. I am Filipino and my wife is white as snow. They did not treat her with any respect.  Careless and no care for the pain I was in.\nRude, dirty, bad care, bad doctors on decisions to discharge patients when not fully recovered. \nHopefully new president fixes the patient care here.


Over the years I have been here many times.  Typically the people watching is great, the food is reasonably good, service above average, and so on.\n\nHowever, this time it didn't cut the mustard.  A simple thing like a ketel one tonic or grey goose tonic, which is what a friend and myself ordered, terrible.  Yes, of course we have had vodka tonics before and know what they taste like.  The tonic was either flat, cheap, or something different altogether.  It would have also been nice if they had spilled a little in the glass, maybe two fingers.  There's wasn't anything.  It was diluted piss basically.  We ordered apps and waited a long time so we cancelled and closed out.  Went across to Yard House, much better.  Even the people watching was marginal - maybe the economy or have people just gotten sick of this place.


Even as a gay guy, I can appreciate these beautiful women.  I thought the host was fine, though overly processed when she was singing with too much reverb and delay.\n\nThe comedian was very funny and racy.\n\nI've seen other topless shows on the strip like Crazy Girls,  but Fantasy felt classier.\n\nFantasy uses the same stage that host CarrotTop, so feel free to use this joke as you are exiting the theater \"Man, CarrotTop's show has really changed for the better.\"


Let me begin this review by saying the 1 star basically goes to management for handling the situation myself and my niece were in a few nights ago when we dined here before going to see a movie. I had never eaten here before, and I did indeed check the reviews before entering this place, but I threw caution to the wind because they had less of a wait time than Yard House. Oh boy, that's where I went wrong.\n\nThe hostesses were pleasant, and the wait really was not that bad. But then we were sat in this strange booth that was completely separate from the dining room and it was on the side of the bar, but not a part of the bar either because there was a railing between us and the bar. \n\nI'm not going to completely document our experience, but I am going to highlight a few of the more deplorable offenses. The waiter sniffed my drink to make sure it was Dr. Pepper. WTF moment number 1. We ordered pretty simple dishes because we were indeed going to see a movie. My niece ordered a BLT with the Doritos Mac & Cheese side dish. I ordered half a house salad and the Loaded Baked Potatoes with the Pulled Pork. We then proceeded to wait for 45 minutes before our waiter arrived at our table to tell us there was a big party taking up the kitchen and our meals would be out \"very soon\". So, we missed our movie. Luckily there was another showing an hour later.\n\nNext, we waited again for our food. During this time the manager came up to us and apologized, comped our meal, and gave us a free dessert.\n\nThe meal finally arrived. They brought the incorrect sandwich to my niece. She ordered a BLT and it was a turkey club. She had to wipe all the turkey off of it. The salad was a poor excuse for a salad with tiny witherlings of shaved carrots. The loaded baked potatoes were okay, but the drizzling sauces they put all over it were not my thing. The Doritos Mac & Cheese was seriously one of the worst things I've eaten in my entire life. My niece and I both agreed would wretch right there at the table if we had another bite.\n\nWe then awaited our cookie (minus the ice cream) so we could take it to go. We waited, and waited, and waited. Our server arrived to inform us it was still being cooked (we already about to be late to the SECOND MOVIE SHOWING). I decided to leave, so we walked out the door. Our waiter (running) met us at the door of the movie theater to give us our absolutely cold and disgusting cookie.\n\nSad excuse for a place. It will not last.


Really good Thai food!  We got a mix of curry, padthai and another chicken dish.  This is the first Thai place in many years where the food isn't over-powered by fish sauce.  There's still a hint (hence the four stars vice five) but not too bad.  We ordered takeout so can't comment on the service, although, our food was done on time.


For the kitsch factor, for something to do for a day, this place is fine.  It's got games and the carousel bar and cheesy circus acts.  But it's dirty, it's run down, it's poorly planned, and I wouldn't stay here if my life depended on it.  (OK, MAYBE then.)  I tell people who come to visit all the time to not be taken in by the cheap rates here and at the Tropicana.  There's a reason WHY they're cheap.


Wolfgang Struck out on this one.  7 member squad and nobody liked it.  Very bland, very boring.  We're all from NJ & NY so maybe that's why??  Wouldn't spend another dollar there again.


came here with my mom for my yearly smoked meat sandwich (visiting the parents, from san francisco, for the holidays). altogether, it did the job and satisfied my craving, but i've had better smoked meat.


Went here after lunch at the sushi place next door, and cannot understand the good ratings.\n\nThis is NOT real gelato. It's like a real gelato place because it has a lot of flavors, but the actual product tastes like standard ice cream and was missing the light creamy texture of the real thing. \n\nThumbs way down. I could have gone to a Ben and Jerry's instead.


Quite crowded with visitors and very nice music. Awesome!


Wo, a great place in the airport. Both the breakfast panini and the cappuccino were perfect and the service was incredibly helpful and friendly. I would definitely repeat the visit.


Frankly amazing Chinese food place find in Madison.I have been to China several times and this is pretty much authentic-tasting. The MaPo Tofu is amazing as well as the Sichuan Eggplant. If you are looking for some good, real-as-China Sichuan cooking, try this place! Perhaps a little pricey for take-out Chinese but it is so worth it!


Killer pizza!  If you are from the East Coast than it should be mandatory for you to eat here once a week!\n\nOutstanding garlic knots!


I bought my Honda new in 2007 from Honda West and have taken it there for all the maintenance (oil changes) etc. Every time I had an oil change, they always say ALL the fluids get topped off. I had always trusted that they did.  Well, be ware. The last time my oil was changed, my windshield wiper fluid was bone dry. I had noticed the place was unusually dead. I had mentioned to the guy that the windshield fluid was completely empty and he told me that is the first thing they do is top off the fluids. I also noticed that their prices had really gone up since my last oil change. Anyway they were finished with the oil change in record time. When I was on my way home I tried the windshield wipers, and it was still bone dry. So my concern was if they didn't even fill my wiper fluid, then they obviously didn't check the radiator fluid, break fluid, power steering fluid, transmission fluid. Last time I checked, they are considered fluids, are they not? So I went to auto parts store and got some wiper fluid which they should have taken care of for the price they charge. My radiator fluid is low, and so is the break fluid. Well I called them back and spoke to the service manager and asked him what kind of an operation they run over there? He claims he had no idea the guy didn't check my fluids and told me to bring the car back, but I already lost confidence in them at this point. So the bottom line is they have a sign out front that lists all the things they do with the oil change, which I might add is NOT cheap, and all they did was change the oil. But did they really do that even? \nI will not be returning to Honda West based on my own experience and what I've heard from other people. Bu bye.


Not too bad, it's a cheap alternative to eating at the 24-7 or the other fancier restaurants in the Palms hotel.\n\nCheap, too. $7 for breakfast, $11 for lunch. Didn't do the dinner.\n\nBreakfast had an omelette station (they really overpack them), fruit, ham, bacon, and more.  Pastries, but no pies or ice cream, though. Ends at 10a for entry, I think.\n\nAfter that, the lunch buffet wasn't bad, pasta, pizza, corned beef, turkey, various American Chinese and other dishes that filled the plate and palate with all-you-can-eat goodness stuffed to the gills. Overall not a bad selection of different foods, including a Middle Eastern roast chicken dish. Different.\n\nIf you're a hotel guest or card holder, you get into the \"faster\" line, and the regular drinks, I was impressed they had three types of sweetened ice tea (I had the green tea w/honey).\n\nService is a bit slow.  It is smaller than most casino buffets that I am familiar with, but not bad overall. Cheap. Order drinks separately at a different price.


Really good Sushi, all you can eat menu for 20-25$... pretty reasonable price if you can pack in 25-50 rolls of Sushi in one sitting. Ingredients are always super fresh, the caviar eggs are small and delicious, and the chefs do not get lazy and douse rolls with a mayonaise based sauce to make up for a lack of flavor. Definitely the best Sushi place on the West Side, although there might be some better deals east of downtown that merit a look.


I had dinner here with a large group of people so i was able to try many items. The food was very disappointing. Foie gras app was overcooked and so were my scallops. I ate one bite of my scallop entree and left hungry. The only redeeming quality of this restaurant is great cocktails and service.


Pam & Nibblers saved me!  Last minute office luncheon and they were able to put together a great menu. Prompt service and set-up, with everything you need and/or can think of.  (try the grilled veggies, flank steak ...everything.!!)


Very good food.  They just moved locations across the street to the old seesaw location. Good food can't really choose a bad item however the atmosphere is very ho hum.


Great place for sandwiches and salads. It's a little expensive for sandwiches so that's why I only gave it 4 stars. But this place is definitely worth the splurge now and again!


We sat outside... It was 104, but we asked before and they said the spritzers weren't up and running yet. We had a great view of the village. Service was great! The staff welcomed us, our server was attentive and we had at least 5 people say good bye to us as we left. We ordered the portobello fries and they were great...(and I hate mushrooms). We stopped in for brunch and it was a fine meal. I imagine if we had ordered the meat options it would have been better, but that is may fault for ordering scrambled eggs at a steakhouse. Bathrooms were clean with a magical salt scrub!!! Good value and friendly staff :)


I really enjoyed going to this place. The place was clean when we got there, and I watched the staff clean various times over the hours that we were there. My daughter loved the various play areas, and spent time in all of them. I really liked how thought out and well designed the play areas were.There were areas for crawling babies all the way up to older children. We will definitely come back.


I was told this was the best buffet in Vegas and I don't see how anywhere else can compete.  They had everything from snow crab, king crab, steak, prime rib, shrimp, and all of the other typical buffet foods.  More on the expensive side, but you have to go here if you go to Vegas.  All the crab I ate, must have been worth so much at a normal restaurant.  \n\nWhat can I say, when John Wall is chillin right outside, it must be good.  Everything was tasty and very flavorful.  Definitely going back next time I'm in Vegas.


I live nearby this new location, I have never been to a Texas Roadhouse before so I figured we'd try it some time. When we went for dinner it was a Friday night, around 6 pm. This place was packed!!!! There was a 45 minute wait, but we didn't care because we have never eaten there before. After our buzzer went off we went inside. We were immediately seated. Our server took a little while to appear and take our drink orders, which I could understand since they were extremely busy. As some one else noted this place is LOUD! You can't hear conversations amongst your table. While waiting for my food I started to feel light headed and dizzy because of how loud and cramped this place is. After we placed our order it didn't take long for our food to arrive. The steak I ordered look and tasted delicious, as did everyone's food. But when I started to eat my baked potato, and had already taken a couple of bites I noticed there was something in it... After i pulled what it was out between my fingers I realized it was a friggin eyelash. EYELASH! EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW! At this point I was already a little upset and disappointed about this restaurant. But now I was completely grossed out. Our server was at the table next to ours. She had been there chatting it up, clearly with people she knew. We called for her attention, 5 time! Finally she decided when it was convenient for her she broke away from her conversation, and approached our table. When we pointed out the eyelash to her she acted like it was nothing, and that people receiving eyelashes with their baked potatoes were a common thing. She asked if I wanted a different potato. DUH I WANT A NEW POTATO!!!!! No, I'm going to eat the potato that I found some strangers hair in it. My mother-in-law spoke for me since I was so grossed out that I didn't even respond. After that I finished the steak, but the new potato went to waste. As we were leaving, there was a burly looking biker guy who was extremely intoxicated, and rude to my mother-in-law, by saying obscene comments. The people who go to this place are seedy, and so is the service. The only positive thing I can say about that place is that it's cheap. But at that price who knows what you might find in your food. Never again will I eat here. I knew we should have gone to Black Angus...


I would do ZERO stars if I could.  Horrible, noisy, dirty, dusty experience.\nStaff was awful, service was worse.  \nBooked on LasVegas.com and they didn't stand behind their service.  I'll never book with them again ... not sure I'll ever go to vegas again.


Friendly staff, and great upstairs. Good views of the high street. They still don't get iced lattes quite right, but that's seemingly true for most Starbucks outside the states.


When we first starting going to this doctor's office we were very happy and pleased. Unfortunately, things went bad and I will not recommend this pediatrics facility to anyone. I called at 3:50 asking if there was anyway to bring my daughter. The lady that answered the phone put me for 30 minutes. When she finally picked up the phone I asked her if she knew how long I was on the phone? She said do you want to make an appointment as too ignore my question. I said I have been on hold for 30 minutes she came back at me with full force and said it is a Monday and 2 people called in today so we are doing the best we can. I feel very uneasy about a pediatrician's office putting a parent on hold for 30 minutes because that is the best they can do. So after I got yelled at for it being a Monday I again explained I need to bring in my daughter and again I was put on hold. Then after being on hold for an additional 10 minutes I was told there were no available appointment's left for today. I told the nurse that I had requested my children's medical records 2 months ago and I want to know where they are (due to a very bad experience I had with the doctor a few months before this episode) and again I was put on hold. I finally arrived at the doctor's office with phone in hand and still on hold. By the time I got to the office I had been on hold for 45 minutes because that is the best they can do. I was at the office for another 30 minutes while 3 different employees told me one lie after another on where my kids medical records were. So if you calculate it all up I was dealing with them for one hour and 15 minutes and in all of that time someone could of seen my daughter. I gave this office 2 chances with my kids and that was 2 chances too many.   \n\nOne last note...When my son was sick with RSV and I was trying to get ahold of the office I had to leave a message with triage and it took them 3 hours to get back to me. They told me they had lunch that is what took so long. I was already in the ER when they called back and ended up in the ICU of children's hospital that night.


We had the lunch menu and it was great .I am sure I will be back next time in Vegas .


Don't let the Pizza Hut exterior fool you; this is a decent place to grab a quick, fresh and cheap sushi combo lunch. \n\nHave been a few times with friends and mostly order the Sushi A combo for $8.95, which gets you two maki rolls (generally go with the California and Spicy Tuna), a ginger salad, and an egg roll. The ginger dressing here is quite good, but be sure to ask for it on the side unless you want your lettuce literally drowning in ginger goodness. The veggie egg roll isn't too greasy and the sushi is average but fresh. All this for $8.95 makes it a great lunch deal if you're in the Cotswold area. \n\nA must have if you aren't ordering off of the combo menu is the Cherry Blossom roll. It's the best roll I've had at Koishi and comes out looking like a flower, which gives it a little extra something, in my humble opinion. \n\nService is a bit on the slow side but generally friendly. And there is plenty of parking on the side and behind the building. Only gripe is that it's tough to get in/leave with the barrier in center of Sharon Amity and the no U-turn signs, but no worries; it's worth the bit of extra maneuvering.


Excellent quality food all around and a friendly eager to please staff make for one of the better breakfast experiences in Mesa. The decor here is a little old fashioned - kinda feels like having breakfast in Kansas :)


As much as I like to patronize local establishments and small business in general, Roman is more style than substance.  Food portions are small, beer is overpriced and the service is hit-or-miss. Maybe it's just me being a young guy but as far as getting what you pay for,  there is better quality and value to be had.


Pretty tasty coffee and local owned and operated if I am not mistaken


Incompetent and unprofessional.  I took my car in because it developed a miss, the kind typical of something wrong with the ignition system.  I specifically asked if they did computer diagnostics and they assured me they did.  They called me later with the results - said it needed the carburetor rebuilt for around $400.  I went over to pick up the car and decide what to do.  I asked to see a printout of the computer diagnostic so i could see if the ignition system had checked out OK.  He didn't have a printout.  When I asked more about their \"computer system\" his answers got really weaselly.  I paid them the Diagnostic fee.  I didn't believe them and took the care to a different shop that I like but that was much farther away to have them check it.  They checked and said the problem was a bad spark plug that was all fouled and showed me the plug, it was a mess.  They had put in a new plug to replace it and they car ran fine.  They said it would probably foul it again because the valve stem seals were leaking.  They also said there was nothing wrong with the carburetor and the car ran great when I drove away.   I went back to the Shell station with the results and asked to speak to the owner.  Supposedly he wasn't there.  I came back later and the same guy was there and I finally pinned him down to at least admit he was in charge and showed him the results from the second shop and explained that with the 1 new $2 plug the problem was fixed.  Asked him how such a clearly bad plug, which I showed him, would not have literally jumped off the computer screen of his \"computer diagnostics\".  He just try to BS his way around without answering.  I told him I thought they owed me my money back for their \"diagnosis\" since it was so clearly wrong.  He refused to even consider it.    I wouldn't trust this place to wash my windows much less do any work on my car.


I'd say it's great but not the best. It has the large dance floor, the long bar, the tables for reservations, electronic music, the dark atmosphere with colorful lights - but what it's missing is a place for conversation in case you can't afford the tables. It needs an outdoor area with tables too. It's the classic club, when you think of \"club\" this is exactly what comes to mind.\n\nWhat I especially like about this place is the crowd it attracts. Lots of of people in their twenties whereas many other places have older crowds in old town. Not a bad thing, just when you're in your twenties, that's what you want to hang around with. Also, there's a variety of ethnicities and there's a balance of males and females, another rarity in old town. \n\nSeems I forgot, there's also go-go dancers and hot staff!


Definitely still a big fan of Vivace. It definitely is (still) one of the best looking restaurants in town with a sweet patio and *stunning* upstairs lounge area. If you're seeking a private party space you must check out that second floor. \n\nService is spot on and are happy to not only describe the dishes, but they go above and beyond detailing the wines on special, where they come from, what the grapes are like, etc. The menu changes up on occasion and I had the pleasure of trying their new-ish chili capellini with crab. While it sounds like an odd combo, it was tasty and light filled with a sizeable portion of pasta, fresh crab, tomatoes, spinach and a dose of fresh crab meat. And it was spicy! It a good way, of course. \n\nFor dessert a few girlfriends and I sampled the warm chocolate cake with nutella gelato (WINNER), the apple crostada (with cinammon gelato - delightful) and the mint chocolate chip gelato. Vivace is still one of my faves in the QC. Grazie!


From a Chicagoan.....wow. Pretty damn good deep dish pizza.  They did forget my salad dressings for the salads. But fuck it. Didn't really want to waste good stomach real estate on salad anyway. Very very very good.  Will be going back for the Chicago dog and Italian beef sandwiches.


I have tried this place about 6-8 times since moving here in 2002 because others rave about it, and I keep thinking it will be different but every time I seem to get something bland. Ordered some sort of peanut-spicy chicken thing and it was basically flavorless and the onions were raw. Are they in a hurry or something? \"Chicken\" tasted thin and rubbery. Place was SUPER noisy - do NOT go on a date there! Ling and Loiue's on Shea and 96th blows this place out of the water in every category.


I promise I am going to give this place another shot at providing a better experience.  I always want to write a great review of a place.  Their sushi was really good, although i took it to go, it might have been even better if i ate it there.\n\nThere seems to be a pretty good happy hour menu that is on my list of happy ours to try.\n\nAs I was waiting, I noticed the music was loud, so conversations might be a little hard to have here.  The prices are pretty much in line with other valley sushi restaurants.\n\nSo I hope to actually dine in and upgrade my review.


Awesome property, bur the first night our room smelled like onions & ketchup.. Tonight it smells like fish sticks. We want to move but nothing is happening. Lame!


We recently moved to the area and were happy to find such a unique little market, but after going there several times in the last 4 months I'm a little underwhelmed.  They could easily be a 4-5 in my book if they made some changes, but at the current state they are fairly a 3. The atmosphere I love, colors, theme and overall look but they are lacking in consistency and very limited vegan options (zero for breakfast that I could tell).  The best part about this place is the soy coconut lattes which are to die for (if you happen to get a good one).....the problem is you've got about a 50/50 chance of that actually happening.  Sometimes they suck altogether.  The service is also very inconsistent....there always seems to be one super friendly hard working person and then someone that is just standing around sucking up air and not helping the other person even when there is a line 10 back.  I always end up feeling bad for the poor guy stuck doing all the work and over tip for a shitty $5 cup of coffee because they are too busy to put together a decent latte.\n\nAlso, they offer vegetarian and vegan cooking classes but very few vegan options on the menu? They do have a decent selection of frozen and dry vegan options that you can buy but 30% higher than other places which I understand is because they don't have the buying power other places do but sorry I'm not going to be doing much shopping there.\n\nI will continue going back because I don't know another place that has coconut lattes and am hoping that some day I'll walk in and see some more vegan options.


State Of Mind is a rather \"cool dude\" hip hop styled shop with tees, baggy tops and jeans, trainers, belt and various other accessories.\n\nIt's very American represents a rather niche market as apart from some of the t-shirts, I don't know many guys who fit the bill for the hot and happening clothes stocked here.\n\nIt's well stocked, well organised and as far as prices go, rather reasonable. It's nestled in amongst other independent shops on St Mary's St. and I guess, caters for it's target audience very well. There aren't any other shops like this in Edinburgh so if this is your thing, then you'll be in your element in State Of Mind.


I recommend a visit for two. Order one thing from each part of the menu: Start, Smaller Plates, For Sharing, Finish. We did just that and had an unexpected and delicious experience. We shared everything. The dishes came out one after another and not one disappointed in flavor or aesthetic. We found drinks to compliment the meal. Our service was excellent.


This airport is only coveted for the destination that it leads its fliers too... the view of the Strip is the only thing that redeems this hotel. The tacky slot machines in the center of the terminal is one thing, but they dont even have a smoker's lounge (its vegas for god's sake!) There are not that many options for food at the airport. Also, it is a TINY airport with a lot of traffic and THE TRAFFIC LINE OF DOOM in itself is a catastrpohe. To its defense, you can drink while you are in line, which i saw many people doing.


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


Foods okay. The chips were cooked there and its kinda quiet inside and not busy at all when I came on a Thursday's at 330 pm. I did a Togo order ...and order a salad ....and when I finally went to eat my salad ...they did not put a fork in there.....I was to far to go back....Was upset about that ...and the atmosphere was down ....the sandwich guy looked mad.... and the girl at the register was a little sad ...like she didn't want to be there.....this was my experience when I went.... Wow it's been sitting in rough draft for 1 or 2 years.... I wonder if it's still there and if so.... Is it the same ?


BEWARE!!!!\n\nI HAVE BEEN TO BEAUTY BRANDS SPA SERVICES TWICE AND HAVE BEEN OVER CHARGED BOTH TIMES!!!  That's 100% of the time!!!  The first time, my mother-in-law took my daughter to get a haircut, I had called twice- once to check availability and once to book the appointment, and both times I confirmed the price.  When my mother-in-law came back I saw the receipt and saw that they had overcharged us by $10.  I did contact them and they refunded me the $10.\n\nI decided to give them another chance and took my daughter back there to get a manicure a few weeks later, again I confirmed the appointment and price when I called.  We arrived 5 minutes before the her appointment time.  She was checked in, and then we waited.  The staff walked by us numerous times, two of them including the manager, were chatting at the desk behind us most of the time.  Finally, 15 minutes after the appointment was suppose to start, I went back to the desk, to confirm the appointment time.  The manager who had checked my daughter in acted like she had never seen us before.  I confirmed that her appointment was at 1:00pm, she said yes.  When I mentioned that it was now 1:20, she said she would check on things.  My daughter was taken back at 1:25.  When she came out, her nails were completely wet.  She said they didn't have a dryer- kinda surprised since they say they are a spa.  She also had hang nail, that they didn't even clip.  As we were checking out I noticed they had charged me $29 instead of the $17 they had quoted me.  Then the girl checking me out, pulled out their brochure and showed me where it said $29, but the brochure said that was for a pedicure.  I pointed that out to her, and she changed the price back to $17. \n\nWe then went home where my daughter waited 2 hours before doing anything so her nails could dry.  Then at 5pm, ( 3 hours after we left), she went to reach for something and the polish came of the center of her thumb nail!  \n\nI won't be going back.  If they overcharge the same customer twice, it's pretty obvious this is their usual standard of operation.


Attended here for the yelp summer soire...when you first arrive the outside is a little dated but as you enter it is a huge space, large enough for private events, I really like the feel of the place and would love to come for a scheduled concert event...it is very dim in the place as well. Has a Nice size bar. Since everything was free didn't get a feel of there bar to be able to get an accurate review. Overall the place is very inviting and clean. Would love to plan an event here soon.


I really enjoyed my evening at fifth and wine. The atmosphere was great and the service was attentive! I would recommend this And would visit again!


blech.  this isn't pizza.  the steak hoagie tasted decent, but that's not steak either... then again this wouldn't be worst decision you could make at 1AM


The California Club and Breakfast Buzz are both amazing


The two stars are for service only.  Otherwise, the food does not get stars at all.  What have you done, Haus Murphy???  I've been coming to this restaurant since before it moved to its current location.  I lived in Germany for nearly 4 years, and the food was amazing.  I found Haus Murphy when I moved here and was overjoyed that the Schnitzel was very close to the \"real\" Schnitzel in Pruem, GE.  But, someone has gotten hold of the ingredients.  Perhaps the quality and pride in the food got lost somewhere in all the times the restaurant has changed hands.  They have either decided to cut back on good, quality ingredients, or just don't care anymore.  My last two visits left me wanting.  As another reviewer put it, the food used to be really good, but now it's \"meh.\"  The only good part of the meal was the mushroom demi glace.  THAT was really good, and covered up the blandness of the dish.  The portions have really been cut back, as well.  Tiny bit of potatoes.  No bread basket anymore, unless you pay for it (way too much money), and the dessert was bland and too gooey.  Strudel crust is supposed to be flaky and crisp!   Service was excellent., however.  We sat on the patio, and some moron allowed his two little daughters to run up and down the patio, screaming and dodging in and out of the tables and wait staff.  One waiter was terrorized by these brats, as he had to swerve several times to avoid colliding with them.  He was nearly tripped with full plates in his hands, but never changed his expression.  Just carried on.  (People, please teach your children how to behave in a restaurant!! )  I know we won't be going back.  Husband was NOT happy with the amount of the bill compared to the unremarkable food.   I'm sad.


This store is expensive, dirty, and basically a place to walk to when you're too drunk to drive to a real grocery store for more beer.


Six of us dined prior to seeing Celtic Women last night.  Very disappointing, very!  Made our reservation 2 weeks prior to going to Bravo Franco.  Hostess wanted to seat 6 of us at a bar window!  Portions were ridiculously small on the Virginia Spots, three meals should have equaled one.  Mentioned this to the waitress and she did nothing to rectify.  Bread pudding dessert was not good.  Taste was bland and service mediocre.  Will not be going back, ever!


Very nice place, Ate on outdoor patio. Shared a bottle of really good Riesling wine. All the food we had was very good.


I play a lot of poker and do not get me wrong now that I live in Las Vegas I believe the Bellagio is a great casino. I am slim and I cannot stand the position of all the tables. It is crazy you are always rubbing up on someones chair going to the restroom. Please fix that Bellagio and space them out somehow. And my only other complaint is when I was on the 2/5 nlhe game I was starving and so I ordered a falafel sandwich. And I thought to myself Jesus Christ did she just roll my food up to me on another poker table chair with a towel on it!!! This is the mother clucking Bellagio this casino put class on the map. I swear I had to stare at it for 3 minutes before I said to the dealer deal me out and grabbed my food and went up to my room to eat it. Other then that I love the B.


We came here for this place several times and everytime it is fully committed. But hey don't give up that's why we are here now! When I arrived, I asked for a party of 2, and the wait time is 30-40 min, it was barely 5:30! You can tell how busy it is so I will say if you have somehting planned later that night, make sure you have enough time as they do not take reservation. \n\n25 min later we got seated at a small table by the wall. The server came right away and asked for our drinks. They appeared to be nice and friendly. The place is a bit noisy because of how busy they are but that's how most Asian restaurants here, and I actually think it is more authentic that way.\n\nAfter looking at the menu, we ordered Beef Skewer (No.6 on Appetizer) It was amazing! The sauce that came with it is creamy and yummy! For entrees, my boyfriend ordered pork pad thai which is amazing as well. But for my yellow pork curry, I am not too impressed. I think personally I am used to Indian curry which is thick and creamy , so when I tried Thai curry , it is too watery for me. The veggie inside is not too cooked in my opinon, and I ordered a 7 out of a 10 spicy scale  which is way too spicy than any other 7 at other Thai places.\n\nAfter all, I still think of it as a good Thai food option, but I kind of think it is over rating on yelp, especially after a 30min wait. I still prefer Le Thai on Fremont Street better. \nBut I will return and try some other items on the menu if chances come.


Had dinner here for business, and it's a very nice restaurant. NY strip was cooked perfect and was very good. Creamed spinach side was also very good, mashed potatoes were average. NY style cheesecake was awesome. Service was over the top. Prices are high, but I wasn't paying!


First time and food was good. Ribs fell off te bone and loved the baked beans.


I knew that the next time I came to Montreal I was going to pop my Garde Manger cherry.\n\nMy first time was everything I had hoped for, and more!\n\nWe made a reservation (smart idea), and were seated right away at the bar. Perfect place to sit for a small group of 2 or 3! \n\nMust have - Lobster Poutine. One might think this is probably Chuck Hughes' most overrated dish...but trust me, it was well due the accolades! Absolutely delicious. Poutine with just the right amount of \"fishiness\" added to the gravy, curds, and frites. We also had the Albacore Tuna and Crackling Pork (equally amazing) and the Pierogies & Pork Belly (yum). \n\nService was great. Ambience was perfect. \n\nIt's a great feeling when a restaurant can live up to high expectations! I can't wait to come back again and try other items!\n\nC'est tres tres bonne!!!!!


Went for lunch here with my boyfriend and the setup/environment was quite nice. It felt like a different homey kind of place.  The food tasted pretty healthy, (mine and my boyfriend's) I ordered the couscous salad with strips of beef and dried up cherries while my boyfriend had a delicious turnip soup.  The service at first was great :friendly, welcoming. But then towards the end, one of the waiters was quite rude when I asked for the bill. He kept pointing to the bill and saying that was the bill several times. I was confused because there was no price on it, it just told me what I ordered. My boyfriend then told me I could pay at the cash. Um, why didn't the waiter just tell me to pay at the cash instead of wasting my time and continuously pointing to my bill and saying \"That's the bill.\" Yes, I know that is the bill...Food was generally good though. Very healthy and tasteful. I give it three stars thanks to that weird waiter.


I ordered delivery because of the good reviews. I ordered garlic knots and a hawaiian pizza. When the food arrived, the garlic knots were stale and crunchy. I could not eat them. The pizza wasn't much better. The cheese was already rubberized andbthe grease soaked through to the bottom leaving a floppy, soggy crust. I wouldn't recommend eating this to anyone. It was one of those times that trying something new over the usual was a disaster.


Hoping this is very much an interim review because my experience was so bad that I  managed a bite, waited for family to finish eating, and then went to get some bad food ( jack in the box) to cheer me up with the refund. \n\nThe latter was  fast and hot ,the antithesis of the Bueno Burger meal.    I will stipulate that the results of the evening were heavily influenced by under-staffing and a first night on the job cook  regardless half an hour to be served a chill bun, with tepid meat dragged down by cold ingredients ,in a very cold restaurant , was unpleasant to touch let alone stick in the mouth. That it comes at a premium was just annoying. \n\nSide onion rings were not hot either  which is kinda a no-brainer to get \n\nThankfully the manager ,in charge , probably the best thing about this place, has a clue  and  refunded mine and gave us a card for a future burger because there's a real disconnect between the reviews and our experience last  Friday and I wouldn't mind being proven wrong.


I'm a hardcore knitter, and whoever was working behind the register, it was a man, couldn't have been bothered with customers that day. Didn't say hello, didn't ask if i needed help or even acknowledge my existence. When I walked out and said, oh, well thanks, have a great day I didn't even hear anything back. so sad.


Since the last post my diet has changed dramatically. I had to learn how to find the right places to eat and Acacia was one that I now frequent because they are super flexible and when I told them what I couldn't eat they offered up alternatives.  THAT WAS AWESOME!  Sometimes it doesn't seem like the lady at the front register isn't so friendly but once you get to know her you realize she does care. It's quickly becoming one of my fav's.


The falafel pita was ok, nothing special. The pita chips were soft and soaked with oil (I could squeeze out the oil). Overall it was disappointing. Pita Jungle tastes better and is healthier, and costs about the same.


Very good pizza! It had a great selection of pizzas and appetizers. We would love to try their pasta nights sometime soon! Food came out fast, and the place was clean. Love the ambiance of the place and that it is a converted historic home in downtoan Phoenix. Definitely try it out!


We made a quick stop for a late lunch as we were drove through Wickenburg the road from Phoenix to to Las Vegas. The food exceeded our expectations and was served up faster than most \"fast food\" restaurants. We ordered the pulled pork sandwich, brisket sandwich, baked beans, sweet potato fries, and potato salad. My wife thought the sweet potato fried were the best she has ever eaten. I thought my brisket sandwich was great until I tasted the pulled pork, which I rated even higher. The baked beans were to die for. And to top it all off, they served up a warm triple chocolate brownie with vanilla ice cream. Wow!


Hot. Mess. No other way to describe the fact the sushi belt had no plates as it rotated endlessly, leaving hungry diners staring longingly for some morsel of food.\n\nService staff was frantic, literally running between tables. We were sat by a frazzled waitress who forgot about  us after dropping off our drinks. After sitting and watching the sushi-less sushi belt go by  for about 10 minutes, we got up and paid for the drinks we didn't even consume. What did frazzled waitress do? Not even acknowledge or apologize for\nthe lack of service.\n\nI wanted to support this small local restaurant but rest assured I will not be back any time soon, many more deserving establishments out there who deserve the support.


It is highly recommended by my colleague down here.  The atmosphere is great, cowboy themed restaurant and this is a great band playing.  We are seating by the windows and you can see a great view of Phoenix.  I ordered a T-bone steak but I have to say the the steak is good except it is not hot enough.  It will be much better if they can heat up the plate a little bit before they served the steak.


I have passed by this place for years and always promised myself I would give it a try sometime.  so last week having some free time I decided to have lunch there.\nI had the jerk chicken with rice and the plantains.  The chicken was tender and tasted ok but nothing to get excited over.  I enjoyed the rice with red beans,\nI wish they had a soda fountain as I do not like paying a buck fifty for a can of soda. \n  They did give me a little extra for free however.  About 2 hours after a dined, my stomach began to rumble and I spent the next 36 hours carving  a path between my bed and the bathroom.  Needles to say I am now ruined for Caribbean Spice and probably jerk chicken also.


One of my favorite spots in downtown!! Where else can you drop $8 and walk out with 2 nathans hot dogs, 1 deep fried twinkie, 1 deep fried oreo and the 1 football beer!! The pretty ladies in the front either lay you or bead you when you walk in as well. \n\nThe slots are fun if your into getting wasted on drinks and playing pennies or nickels. The cheap food is definitely where its at for me and next door is the cheesy souvenir store as well as the Gultch. \n\nDowntown Las Vegas is where its at!.


We go here quite often for lunch. The food is excellent. Service is friendly, but spotty. If your in a hurry for lunch, I would advise you call ahead. I think perhaps the time it takes is because food is made to order. A great thing for the quality and taste but not so much if you have a limited amount of time. The lunch specials are a fantastic deal, and no matter what else I get , I get the spinach salad. It's scrumptious. Definitely recommend this place. Dinner I have had a couple times and the food was good, but the lunch deals are awesome!


I went to Z-pizza with a groupon now coupon the other day and was very impressed. I got the Berkley vegan pizza and it was truly a GREAT vegan pizza. All of their pizza smelled so good and I am now IN LOVE with their wheat crust (they also offer gluten-free crust). This place is a must-try for any vegan or non-veg pizza lover.\n\nI will definitely be back!!!


Busy Busy Busy!  Seems like everytime I go there is a line out the door.  Our entrees were good as usual, and I don't mind the wait.\n\nIf  you don't like to wait in line to order your food, you might want to consider calling ahead to order and pick up your food.\n\nThe location is usually very clean, loud either from the music or people talking, but there's also an outdoor area you can eat at.\n\nThey have very good guacamole for a fast food place, and the tortilla chips have a lime-salt flavor that accompanies the guacamole really well.


Loved the shepherd's pie.  Waitress was good and attentive.  I love Irish bars.  I think it's best place I have gone to for a place on Fremont Street.


My favorite Restaurant in Phoenix by far, I keep searching for better, but who knows why!\n\nDishes that separate Tarbell's from others:\n\n Soups to die for\n Caesar the way it was meant to taste\n Pommes Frites as heavenly as any in Paris or \n                                     Brussels\n Sliders to crave many days after\n Scotch Beef I continue to dream about\n Pan Roasted chicken - I NEVER order chicken in a \n                                     Restaurant, except here\n Mac & Cheese good enough for dessert\n\nIf this isn't FIVE STAR in Phoenix, I can't imagine what is, but I want to go there!


We came here on our last nite in Vegas yesterday.  We wanted to sit outside but the wait was an hour and we had a flight to catch so we just ended up sitting inside. the food, I thought it was pretty good.  We did the restaurant week menu.  which includes:\n\nBuffalo Mozzarella in Carrozza : mozzarella wrapped in house made pasta, heirloom tomatoes,parmesan creama, balsamic roasted red onion, basil flakes -  this was pretty good...very cheesy...i liked it because i love cheese but my friend thought it was too much...good portions and the vegetables was yummy\n\nChar Grilled Kobe Skirt Steak : summer ratatouille, red wine bordelaise, maytag blue cheese croutons, crispy fried onion rings -  huge huge portion, i didn't finish mine cuz it was too much food.  the steak was okay, a little chewy and I normally don't eat steak ... but I thought it was okay \n\nMudslide Ice Cream Sandwich : double chocolate espresso cookies, bailey's ice cream,kahl\u00faa chocolate glaze, caramel sauce - yummmyyy...loved it...\n\nthe meal was 50 per person.  with tips and tax, it was 62 per person but I thought it was well worth it for the size of the meal that we got.  i would definitely go back and try something else next time.


I used to like this place and went there every couple of weeks or so, but they've gone cheap and removed all their customer services now in an apparent effort to save money: You have to go to the counter to get a menu, then go to the counter to order, food comes on styrofoam plates, you have to clean up your own table.  \n\nThe food isn't any better and the service and experience is now much worse.  I'm definitely no longer a fan.  The food is good, but it's not not THAT good.  Heck, even Panda Express does better now!  Lost a customer with their cheapness.


My man and I go to Yummy grill about twice per week. Everyone I bring ends up becoming a regular. The fish is the freshest and best high quality selection in Vegas- bar none! Eric is the bomb. You WILL NOT be disappointed!!! My man came in eating california rolls and now he's a sashimi buff. Thank god for this place


This was my first encounter with any all-you-can-eat establishment, and my two outings here have been pretty good.  China China is in the Omni Centre, which also houses a Vue cinema, Wetherspoons, gym and others.  It thus offers plenty of choice for those visiting the centre who want to eat, and it seems to complement the other choices well.\n\nLet's be honest at the outset - not all of the food on offer is Chinese.  I'm sure I saw a curry or two, chicken nuggets, chips and waffles thrown into the mix as well.  The food is satisfying, if not amazingly tasty.  I guess this comes from having the food sat out for a while.  At my last visit, dessert was where the night really came together, and I consumed something like 12 pieces of cheesecake (an all-time favourite dessert for me).\n\nI would say that the prices are reasonable for the food that is on offer.  There is a small bar, but I find that it is best at these places to just get tap water, to add as little to the fixed price of the buffet as possible.  The interior is contemporary, if a little clinical, in style - but this won't  bother most diners, who will be focused on consuming quantities of food.  The few staff that I did see kept the food stocks high throughout the evening, but to be honest they played little role in creating the experience.\n\nWith China China, you get what you pay for - an all-you-can-eat buffet, and not much else.


I've only been to about 4 convention centers in my life, so I don't know how much my input can be taken.\n\nI thought that it was just ok.  The rooms were designed great, but the setup and acoustics were awful.  The sound folks really didn't know what they were doing and the video folks were fumbling around trying to get the powerpoints loaded.\n\nOn top of that, there were 8000 attendees all yelling for water, and the most Mandalay could do was bring water coolers out in the hall ways with 6...yes 6oz cups for people.  What did they think we were going to do? sip the 6oz cups? or maybe keep disturbing the speakers as we got up to refill 6oz over and over?  huge fail.\n\nFood Catering from them was good during our lunch event.


We went on a Friday night as packed as it looked we actually went right in and got a table. The waitress was good and always on point with service. \n\nAs for the food I ordered the Jack Daniels ribs and shrimp. The shrimp were really good. As for the ribs they showed you shouldn't order ribs unless its a BBQ place. They were suppose to be baby backs but they were dry. Some parts of it were pretty good but a majority of it left your mouth dry wanting water. My wife ordered the steak, sadly a majority of that 10oz consisted of nothing but fat. \n\nTo top it off there was a huge party they sat next to us that ended up getting drunk off their ass. They were so damn loud and obnoxious you couldn't hear your own self think. I don't mind people being loud but c'mon you don't go to a restaurant and get blitzed. But from the way it seemed the manager and servers acted like its an everyday thing so what do I know I was just eating there. \n\nEating there made me realize why I never actually go eat there. Nor do I really plan on going anytime soon


We went here for lunch while on vacation.  The food was great and the portions were quite large.  3 of us at for $30 plus tip.


Came here one day for lunch with a friend (actually come to think of it, it was before the Brooklyn Bowl event) XD \n\nMargherita Pizza (Low-fat mozzarella, tomatoes, roasted garlic, and basil) - To my surprise, i didn't know there was roasted garlic in this. If anything, all i noticed was the huge amount of mozzarella cheese on the pizza. They have different crusts you can pick. thin pizza crust (normal), lavash (a persian? flat bread?), and something else. Not sure what lavash was or the other one (and this was my friends pizza anyway but i was ordering/paying) so i decided to get the normal thin pizza crust. Flavor overall, like a normal margherita pizza. Only thing was i hope they can amp up the roasted garlic flavor (or maybe i can request for more/additional roasted garlic... XD garlic lover om nom nom) and the crust, maybe they can bake it longer. It was a little soft for my taste. The edge crust, it was nice and crispy, but anything under the toppings, was a little, floppy =X\n\nBison Cheese Steak Wrap (Red onions, peppers, low-fat mozzarella, lettuce, and tomato) - this order was for me. I thought it was quite interesting and ive never had bison before. something new to try for me. Comes with either a side of tofu fries or jicama fries and a pickle. The pickle was a normal pickle spear (yum). I opted for the tofu fries (curious but definitely not a stranger to tofu). Nicely fried. A little underseasoned but still tasted yummy (i like tofu anyway). As for the wrap, you get a choice of either a savoy cabbage wrap, wheat wrap, spinach wrap, or whole wheat bun. I opted for the spinach wrap. Overall, it looked decent and yummy. While i ate it, it was dripping a lot of juices/oil. Almost made it seem like this wrap was heavier/fattier than it really was. First experience in trying bison? uhm if i wasnt told it was bison, id almost call it beef. Overall, flavored well but a bit messy to eat (drippy drippy ....) Im not sure how healthy this wrap was but after eating it, i didnt feel so healthy. LOL  \n\nOverall, nice place. A bit on the pricey side. These two items added up to i believe around $24? I guess a price to pay for fresh/organic? ingredients. May try other things next time since i think i picked the fattiest item on the menu.


searched for VPN pizza places and found this place.\nWe showed up at 5pm on Thursday and said they had no openings and we had to have a reservation but they squeezed us in right away.\n\nThe bread and oil/vinaigrette is really really good and we asked for more since we had 5 of us and they charged us $2 more. never heard of that. wow!\n\nWe ordered 2 pizzas. One was a specialty pizza with mushrooms and it didn't have red sauce and the other was not a specialty pizza and it had red sauce.\nWe didn't like the specialty pizza and the mushrooms where real soggy and mushy and it was kind of gross.\nThe regular pizza with the red sauce was pretty good but the pizza it self was really soggy and I hate that when my pizza is soggy.\n\nI would maybe try it again because hopefully the pizza wouldn't be soggy next time and it would have to be with red sauce. id rate it 2.5 stars but since I cant I will give it 3 since they squeezed us in.


What's with the 1 stars? Are you kidding me? I'm just going to assume those people were so drunk they forgot to chew. \n\nThis buffet was GLORIOUS! Part of that is because Gloria is the best waitress ever. She filled my glass of Orange Juice, I chugged it (needing the fluids) and she turned right around and filled it up again! That's great customer service if I ever saw it. \n\nWhen we checked in to the Flamingo we got a coupon book that gave two people $5 off of the buffet. That was a sign from above because there were 2 of us! Normally I guess the breakfast buffet is $14.99 but we got it for $10. No champagne in this one, but it being our last day, I could live with that. \n\nIf you've read any of my other reviews you'll know that I know my way around a breakfast, and this place did too! Bagels with smoked salmon lox and cream cheese, amazing french toast and waffles, a crepe station (ask for banana, they have it!), an omelet station (that will blow your mind! I'll get to that later) and bacon, sausage, an amazing amount of good fruit and everything else. \n\nIt was all to die for. Literally, the best omelet I've ever had, the ingredient were fresh and perfect. The crepe was huge and with just bananas and sugar the perfect amount of sweet. The fruit was better then any we had had so far and even the toast was so good I was eating it dry while waiting for them to make my omelet. \n\nWe were there during the lunch switch and I saw some people eating ribs, and I would have grabbed some if I thought I could get on a plane with that much food in my stomach. \n\nThis buffet is worth coming to even if you're not at the Flamingo. So fantastic. Maybe the best meal we had in the whole vacation!


i was debating whether to stop at Jjanga or Sushi House Goyemon -- i so wished i went to Goyemon instead because I did not have a good experience at Jjanga. \n\nwe got there a little after 12:30pm and it was not crowded. We were seating and ordered right away. The menu says you have 45 minutes to eat for AYCE lunch. The service was SUPER slow. I didn't get my 2nd plate until 45 min later. I was thinking, they better not kick us out, I'd be so pissed.\n\nThe first round of hamachi looked incredible and tasted great. The 2nd round of hamachi were poor looking and was warm temperature! \n\nThe only fish that tasted fresh were hamachi and salmon, the rest of the fish, i can pass. \n\nI just cannot stand sashimi to be warm -- just not sanitary! \nand these fish weren't thick cut either.. they're quite thinly sliced.\n\nsome of the rolls were okay; spider roll was fine. I wish they would serve us faster so I can try different items. \n\nthe waitress wasn't great also, she forgot one of my order and charged us for dinner price instead of lunch. And no matter how i try to make contact with her or wave my hands around, I cannot get her attention at all! I was just annoyed. I was very temped to just walk out the door and not pay because service was that bad. \n\nno, i will not visit Jjanga again. I was glad that I didn't bring friends here, it would have been an embarrassment.


I have been shopping in this area for years and have never even noticed this JC Penney location. It's in the far part of the parking lot and nothing is near it making it a less than convenient or easy location to shop.\n\nThe store is organized and seemed very basic and typical for a JC Penney. Now that I know it's there I'll likely be more inclined to shop here in the future, but it's definitely not going to be easy to remember.


I really like this place! It's small but I don't expect a grandiose atmosphere like some of the reviewers obviously wanted.  Like one said \"Go to P.F Changs for that\".  I love the food here and the people! They are very nice and after you've been there a couple of times, they remember you.  Even when placing a phone order!  I have the house chicken, which is FANTASTIC! It is spicy but not so much that you can't even enjoy it.  They give you big portions, so one lunch special for $5.00 is enough for 2 servings.  $2.50 a serving?!? You can't beat that.  I can't really say anything about the oiliness of the food, since I do not find mine to be oily at all.  The food ALWAYS comes out HOT!  Some much so, that it can not be eaten right away. Never have I gotten my food in 2 seconds as one reviewer did and I eat there often.  If you are looking for good food that is not over priced and just want to eat and not worry about all the decor and what not, then you should give it a try!


I have never been a fan of ulta, but my wife likes nice things, so we decided to come here instead of sephora because it is closer. Big mistake. \nThe store never has anything you need in stock. Ever! The staff is non existing if you have questions or need assistance, and the prices are horrible. You can't even use the coupons they send on 90% of the products they sell. \n\nNext time I will just take the wife to sephora.


Every time we come here the store is immaculately clean!\nAnd they always have something interesting to watch on TV. which is great for me while I'm waiting for my husband to get cut, they also sell the pomade my husband prefers, Layrite. \nSince moving to Las Vegas we have been to High Rollers, Elliot and Co. another place (I forget the name) and this place. The first couple of times we came here he received a pretty good haircut. Wasn't the best he has had (we previously lived in Phoenix) but better than the other places we have been to in Las Vegas. \n(Especially when you factor in the wait time/inconsistency at High Rollers. And \"OK\" cuts at other places).\nWe have only had one bad experience here, The last time we came, hubby was in a rush and ended up only getting his neck cleaned up, and the sides by his ears, the guy doing his hair didn't understand what he wanted which I thought was pretty simple. One side looked clean and the other looked untouched. The guy also cut him, he had a long thick abrasive scratch on one side of his neck that was bleeding when we left and stayed red for a few days. \nEven aside from the one bad experience, this place is pretty good.\nThe ONLY complaint that I could have about this place and why I gave 4 stars, is that the owner doesn't seem very friendly. Which can make you feel uncomfortable. I feel like every time we come here we've walked into a party we weren't invited to.\n\nOverall, it's more consistent than other places at a decent price.


In a bind to go to CES and couldn't believe I could find a hotel this close to convention center that didn't bankrupt me. Great location and found I didn't even have to drive anywhere. Nice friendly place and cool bar/small restaurant inside it. Looked like they were building something in the courtyard I will have to check out next time I am there.  Coming back in a few months.


Some of the best hot subs in Vegas.  No matter what you decide on it's always the way you want it.  The only difference in visiting one location than another is the seating area.   Service is always fast and staff comes off as genuinely kind and welcoming.  It's no surprise they make best of Vegas every year.  Always a weekly stop for lunch and will always be a suggested to somebody that crazily enough may not have eaten here before.


So let me explain . . . \n\nLynn & I are once again in Las Vegas for et another DUI conference.  I know, I know -- it's either Vegas or New Orleans, but hey! both cities know how to drink!  Anyway, after several nights of excellent but \"fancy\" food, we were thinking something light and Japanese came to mind.  The problem is, we're staying at the Death Ray -- sorry, the Vdara -- and there are no restaurants per se in the hotel, and the Japanese restaurants nearby in the Bellagio or the Aria don't open until dinner.  BUT . . . there is this place called \"Social Hall\" that opens at 1:00 pm on Friday, so --\n\nNow 1:00 in the afternoon is a DIFFERENT CLIENTELE than a nightclub/bar/restaurant into the evening . . . all we really wanted was some lunch.  So readers would be well advised to a) take this review with a grain of salt, and b) understand it is a review of this establishment for LUNCH, in contrast to the overwhelming number of other reviews in which more sensible Yelpers than I went during the evening hours.\n\nNo complaints about the food.  It wasn't a \"Wow!\" but we sort of weren't expecting it to be.  The kitchen was out of some things -- I guess they weren't expecting people to eat lunch (but then why open for lunch?), as we were repeated told that a particular dish \"isn't ready yet.  It will be ready for dinner.\"  Uh, OK, but why open of lunch?  The Bento box was fine; the sushi was good.  But overall it seemed to lack that certain *spark* that elevates it above the ordinary.  \n\nThe waitress was simply not interested in us or in our needs.  Water glasses went unfilled.  She never asked us if we wanted to order more sake.  And it took forever to get the check.\n\nAnd the pulsating techno music at 1:00 in the afternoon gets tiresome by about 1:10.\n\nHOWEVER . . . in a move that is VERY unusual for Las Vegas, someone in this place truly cares about coffee!  They have a beautiful Hario siphon setup, complete with halogen heaters, plus a La Marzocco 3-group Linea and three Mazzer grinders for espresso.  The Ethipoian Harrar siphon coffee we enjoyed was superb!  Bonus points for that alone!  \n\nIf I were here for dinner, or if I were clubbing, well, I can certainly understand this place getting 4+ stars in reviews.  But I will probably take a pass on this place for lunch . . . unless it's just to duck in for some truly wonderful coffee.


very busy place.  you have make sure you check your plate to see if it's clean.  I had got 4 dirty plates they still had some food left on them


2.5 stars, but I'll round down.\n\nReading review online, this was suppose to be one of the best buffets in Vegas.  It was decent, but not something to ride home about.\n\nThe theme is a world buffet, with different stations including Chinese, American, Mexican, Mediterranean and I think Japanese.  Though creative, each station only had a few dishes for each theme, which limitis the buffet.  \n\nMy husband complained that the crab legs were undercooked.  He was not impressed by their selection of seafood, however this is not a seafood buffet.  I had a roast pork that was very juicy, but nothing spectacular.\n\nI'd say, skip this and go out to a restaurant instead.


I've only had 1 other colonic at another company, however I can tell you that Las Vegas Colon Hydrotherapy is much better.  Both companies used the same machines, and the process was similar.  However, the customer service was much better at LVCH.  The staff is very knowledgeable and friendly.  They massage your feet and stomach during the colonic.  (Some people may prefer to be left alone, and they will if you request) However, I think you benefit from getting the stomach massage.  Although, it feels like torture during the process.  Getting a colonic is not my favorite thing to do, but this place makes the best of an awkward situation.  I also recommend trying the sauna which seems to help if you get it done prior to your colonic.  There are many other treatments that I have yet to try.\n\nAlso, they have the most flexible hours.


I cannot believe the following message that I received from the owner of this place.  Here is the yelp message word for word:\n\n\"Heard you were in my pizzeria.\nWe politely ask you not to ask for xtra wet ingredients as this will make the pizza soggy because it is a true wet dough pizza.\nWe trained in naples Italy not California like the above mentioned.\nWe like to tell our customers to watch youtube videos of Da Michele pizzeria.\nThen they know what we are doing and thank god for the thousands of customers we have each week that appreciate the freshness and quality that we bring at such a low low price.\nThanks for trying us but you seem to like the americanized version better.\"\n\nFirst of all, it's obvious that Mr. Classy lacks basic reading comprehension because most of his message doesn't even fit with my review.  For example, he politely (lol, politely, sure) asks me not to ask for extra wet ingredients, notwithstanding the fact that all my pizza had was sauce and cheese.  Notice he doesn't say anything about my remarks regarding disgusting mozzarella and too much oil.  I'm sure that's authentic Napoli style, riiiiight.  \n\nI stand by my review (which wasn't mean-spirited in the least!), and it's a shame that this business owner lacks the class and decency to actually take feedback from customers and do something constructive.  Instead, he decides to send a private message acting like I am the one with an issue.  Seriously?  Someone has his undies in a bunch and seems upset with the fact that SETTEBELLO is far superior.  Here's a hint: If you want your business to thrive, then you might actually focus on making peoples' experiences more positive, rather than just insulting them.  Geez!


They care just long enough to get paid. And that's about it. Their unprofessional front desk administration is my number one complaint about this location. Clueless, careless, unaccommodating, bossy, unhappy, and slow. Come on people, how hard is it to enter text and numbers into a computer nowadays. A real shame because this could easily be made into a real professional business with the right staff. They better call in a business consulting service quick. They are now called \"Health Care Partners\" I believe. Good luck!


This place just opened up about 2 months ago. It is located right near Retro Bakery and serves up an array of different food. Here you can get a Teriyaki Steak Bowl,Chicken Ceasar Salad Hoagie, Turkey South Western Egg Rolls, and A mini Lemon Bundt cake...yup, you see an array of stuff!!! It is a small place with a nice family running the place. There used to be a few tables in there but because they do not have a public bathroom the tables had to be removed so to -go orders are most likely it -unless you'd like to sit on a chair against the wall with no table.....\nI liked the spicy corn salad, house salad, chicken sandwiches in which my pattie can be dipped in whatever sauce I like (Teriyaki) and their lemon bundt cake is good but the cake could very well come from a box... I did not care for the chicken ceasar Hoagie as the bread was too tough (hard to chew) and the Tomato Bisque soup tasted like straight up marinara sauce.The rice in the bowls need to be less mushy as well...\nEven though items on the menu don't seem expensive it can build up fast as sandwiches don't come with a side or drink.\nThey are new so I'm sure all the little kinks will work it self out and just today the owner gave me a free bundt  cake for coming back...If you are in the area give them a try - they just added some new stuff like fried shrimp,pulled pork sandwiches and I'm told that if you ask you can get Chicken curry on Saturdays & Burgers are coming....


First visit and feeling better. :) Hope it continues, will let you know. Clean, quiet though a bit weird being in the strip mall and smelling the BBQ from across the street. Doc was friendly and so was Alicia at the desk.\n\n------Edit------\nAfter a week my back is feeling better and hope it continues. They really seem to care, that's always nice!!


I now know where the hipsters are in Phoenix. \nAn easy ordering menu like In-N-Out, but with fresh rustic sandwiches.  \nOnly four different sandwiches, four different salads, and a small variety of sodas in a bottle makes life easy to decide.    \nI liked the quick service, the banter between the staff and regulars, and bench seating.  \nI don't like that it's only open for lunch on the weekdays.\nWhatever they are doing though, they are doing it right, because I think about eating there a lot and their other restaurant Pizzeria Bianco.


Mac&Cheese is off the chain.


First of all, I really wanted to like this place.  I've read such positive reviews and I was really looking forward to a great pastrami sandwich.  \n\nI ordered an original pastrami on a french roll with potato salad and a soft drink.  The total bill was $12.88, so I would say a little on the expensive side.  The french roll and the pastrami were both very dry.  I had to keep adding mustard to moisten it up a little.  After every few bites, I had to keep taking a drink just to put moisture back in my mouth.  I've heard they make their own rye bread, so maybe that is better?\n\nThe potato salad looked good, but the seasoning they use is heavy on dill.  I don't like dill at all, and so that is all I could taste.  If you don't mind dill, you might like their potato salad.\n\nBy the end of my meal, I had most of the potato salad and the two ends of the dry french roll left on the table.  I ended up eating the rest of the meat plain.  \n\nMaybe I just caught them on a \"bad\" day?  But judging that I was there around Noon (the lunch hour), and there were only three other people eating,  shows that this is not a local favorite.


Spinning classic 80's and 90's music all night.


The only reason I only gave it 3 stars is because the wife and I only stopped by for dessert.\n\nWe ordered the Molten chocolate cake and coffee. Are you kidding me?????? I know its only a molten chocolate cake, but damn this was one extra tasty molten chocolate cake.\n\nIt took them about 20 minutes to finally come out with it. Which was a good sign that they did not just heat up a pre made one.\n\nIt was so warm and a bit crispy served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Your taste buds will moonwalk with joy.\n\nAs far as dessert goes, this place did not disappoint.


From where I live I have to drive across town if I crave Poke. Low and behold there is a store right up the street from me. The flavor was not only awesome, but I have been craving to go back ever since.\n   Very modest looking store, but don't judge by that. The food is awesome and the prices are good.\n   Parking can be confusing. Just park across the street and carefully cross over to avoid a possible ticket.\n    I know where i'm getting lunch today.


My sister and I ate here on our first day in Montreal. My sister ordered a chicken-cranberry salad that looked out of this world. I ordered the crepes with ham/asparagus/swiss. My crepe had a touch of sweetness that I didn't care for in what I expected to be a savory dish, but it was cooked well. \n\nThis is a nice casual eatery, with healthy options. I would return...and order the salad. Our meals with drinks cost $30 CAD.


There's a lot to like about Essence:\n\nThe food here is really good.  Sometimes the portions are a bit small, but the taste is always there.  Same thing goes for their coffee, too, always fantastic and a great way to wake up... a little caffeine buzz balanced out with a breakfast bagel.  MMMM!  \n\nTheir macaroons are really fucking good, too.  I like the tiny ones.  I like miniature things, I dunno.  I like tiny chickens.  I like itty-bitty little cars.  If I could get away with it, I would shrink myself to be about 8 inches tall... but I read a Bukoswki story that made me change my mind.\n\nI don't come here as much as I'd like to because the place is always so over-crowded it's a pain in the ass.  That means they're doing well and I'm glad that they are, but sometimes I like to eat in peace.  Essence is always humming with thirty different conversations going on and clanking plates and clinking dishes.  It's not a very comfy place if you've been out drinking the night before.\n\nAs I said before, depending on what you order, the portions can be a bit small.  I'm fine with that, I think Americans, as a general rule, eat way more than they should and we've been spoiled by such large portions.  So I agree with the portion-sizes here, absolutely, but sometimes it can be a bit expensive if you want a breakfast sandwich.  It's a bit silly to spend close to $10 and get like this small-sized little guy with a single strip of ham.  The food always tastes really good, but it's still overpriced.\n\nThere's a lot to like and I'm glad that they're around and functioning and doing very well for themselves.  I have a few gripes, I guess.  I desperately want a fantastic breakfast place in Tempe but Essence is overpriced and too goddamn loud, Harlow's gives me diarrhea and... what's left?  IHOP?  Denny's?


This place is a hidden little jewel that apparently only locals know about. Since I am now a \"local\" I know too. Amazing is the only word I can think of. All fresh ingredient and made with love. I had the house made Margarita with no refined sugar at all. Just Tequila and fresh citrus. That's it! Then leeks with fresh mozzarella, bread crumbs and egg on top. Also rock shrimp, razor clams and cheese plate. Wow!  So European and yummy.


Went for lunch recently. The appetizers were good, but the main course was terrible. The beef broccoli was extremely bland and thee pad Thai was simply disgusting. There are several other Chinese and Thai places in Henderson that are far better.


This restaurant doesn't exist anymore. It was replaced by another Chinese restaurant and there is no buffet (all-you-can-eat) option.


I was looking for a chair rental company for our upcoming wedding and contacted RSVP. Our wedding venue coordinator also mentioned that she has worked with them in the past, so I decided to give them a call. I spoke with Lorraine today, and in the span of about 20 minutes she quoted me with a very reasonable price, and has already sent over the contract. I could not be happier with her service, and this is one less thing I need to worry about.


I went to get my nose pierced (my first piercing other than my ears). I was pierced by George, at Tribe 1 in Newington.  He had no bedside manner so to speak - when my friend offered to come with for support, he told her no.  Then when we got to the piercing room, he told me to sit, asked what side I wanted it on, and then proceeded to pierce my nose without asking if the mark was ok.  After he put the needle through he told me I was done, and then proceeded to play around some more, putting the stud in.  He scolded me for holding my breath, and was just generally unlike-able.  I had to go to another, BETTER, piercer today to get it removed as well (it was in for 5 days) as the stud he used was \"too small for an initial piercing and only good for healed piercings\" which resulted in my swollen tissue swallowing the stud so much that it was trying to grow over the stud.  Bottom line, unless you're an experienced piercee who can ensure everything is done correctly and he is using the right stud, etc, find another place.


It was really cold in Vegas and my friends and I didn't want to walk outside any longer. We came back to our hotel at Aria after a late night out and we were starving! Can't go to bed hungry. The only place open with food was Cafe Vettro, which is open 24 hrs.\n\nTheir late night menu doesn't have that many selections. I loveee nachos so I decided to order them even though it was $14. I added chicken to it which was another $3. Paid $20 total for the nachos. Totally not worth it. It was huge though, I couldn't finish it. The taste  was very mediocore. The chicken came in teeny tiny pieces, there wasn't enough guacamole to go around, and I wished they used nacho cheese instead of shredded cheese. \n\nThe service was good though. We were seated quickly and our server was funny. He said he had Mentos for us in case we needed it after my friend ordered her burger with grilled onions.


We ended up coming here to eat on a Friday evening after discovering our favorite gyro place on 35th Ave & Bell had been shut down.  We had driven by many times and heard many reviews, so decided to try it.\n\nThe lady who greeted us was friendly and chatty and and took our orders immediately.  There was only one other table occupied.  We ordered the appetizer sampler which came with hummus (awesome!!) falafel (double awesome!!) and dolmas (amazing!!) along with warm pita.  A short time later our entrees came out; I had the lamb gyro with fries, my wife the chicken schwarma with fries and my daughter the beef schwarma with fries.  Everything was hot and fresh and very tasty. Then came the baklava!!  Huge slices of baklava that were to die for.  I have been stationed in the Middle East and this is as good as any food I have had overseas.  The owner spent a lot of time chatting with us; she really made us feel welcome, more as if we were at her home for a meal rather than in a retaurant.  We waddled out, and for all the food we ate it was $39.00.  Well worth the trip and I'll be back soon...


Typical buffalo wild wing. A little bigger than normal . Got seated quickly only to have 5 servers walk past us. 3 of which sat and had a conversation what tables they had or didn't. We where the next table over. Waited about 8 minutes until walking out. Servers all seem to be more into talking to each other than working.


I would give this place an easy five stars but the super discounts like to offer no try on area. I did ask if I could try on without the mirror and they said it was fine so, bring a  fairly large mirror (that fits in your purse) so, you can get some idea of how you look. Anyway, I loved Susies Deals but this is sooo much better because no 5.99 deals. The max is 2.99! This is even better than the Alley in downtown LA because its one store vs lots of mini stores with the same merchandise. There is a plethora of quality closeout clothing and if you wear it a few times you more than get your moneys worth. I know lots of girls get hair, makeup, and nails for a date and easily blow through 75.00 so, what's 6.00 for a new outfit?!


2.75 stars. \n\nThe MGM Grand is a sprawling behemoth whose 5,000 hotel rooms feature atrocious, inconsistent cleaning service, weak shower pressure, worn furniture, anemic sound proofing, and paltry amenities (most rooms do not even have refrigerators). But, the room service is reasonably priced and remarkably prompt, with food that is better seasoned than expected (the chicken quesadillas are redolent of cinnamon, cocoa, and ground peppers). And, the fainting couches in the rooms are nicely situated and comfortable, while the pools are irresistible. However, there is nothing special about a stay at the MGM except the plethora of excessively expensive restaurants and the moody black and white photos of classic Hollywood stars who stare eerily at you in the middle of the night. And, while saying that you're sweet, the front desk will blame you because you checked into a rumpled, uncleaned room that still isn't clean later that evening. There are much better themed hotel and casino choices in Las Vegas.


Chainsaw S. have a motto....  Aim low.\n\nYou can't expect anything good from a joint named Terrible's.  Low expectations are the key to good customer service.\n\nGenius.  That's what Terrible's is.\n\nHere are a few suggestions that would have given them 4 stars from me:\n~Throw in a fabric softener sheet with the towels every once and a while.  Good thing I forgot my exfoliator at home.\n~Try not to make your guests feel like they have the world's fattest ass.  I'm telling you, every time I sat on that tiny toilet seat I sang \"Fat Bottom Girls\".\n~WD40 those elevators, please.  \n\nI had a damn good time staying at Terrible's.  The bloody mary's were good AND free.  The pool was refreshing and relatively clean.  And the best part... it's walking distance to the Double Down, even in heels.


Wow, wow, wow! ...or maybe that should be BOW, WOW, WOW! My dog and I did the self-serve wash today and we are dedicated fans after only one visit! Leah at the front desk made us feel welcome and Tim in the wash bays was capable and personable. For fifteen dollars my large lab is no longer a smelly dog. The wash bays lower (great for older dogs with hurting hips...and super for their human parents who don't have to lift them) and raise to a comfortable height. They provide shampoo, warm water, cotton balls, ear solution, face wash, towels and a blow dryer! I'm home and done...no worrying about doing a load of laundry to wash the dog wash towels...no cleaning the tub, shower, or porch of copious amounts of dog fur...and no worrying that a wet dog will roll in the dirt and then jump on the couch! I love it! We'll definitely be back. Thanks so much. You all are wonderful!


I have been to a lot of Starbucks and I thought this Starbucks was really clean and it was pretty big inside too.  This year I got a free drink for my birthday.  I was pretty excited about it, because Starbucks is one of my favorite places to go for coffee.  So, when I went up to order my Chocolate Cookie Crumble Frappuccino.  The cashier was really friendly and wrote Happy 30th Birthday Amy on my cup.


its 6 month's later  and i still hate this resturant ... i want my money back plus the day i wasted at the excalibur..... this place is a EPIC FAIL


We've eaten here 3 times and each time had great service and food. The deep fried platter for 2 is a great deal! I love the inka dish with fish and cheese and rice, it's my favorite! The selection and unique cuisine is top notch!


Gluten free and whatever, typical over priced Las Vegas restaurant with subpar food. One dish was so bad we had to send it back and the menu outside the restaurant wasn't even the current menu. I try to order things that are naturally gluten free in a normal manner without asking if it's gluten free. I have severe gluten allergies that make me deathly ill and I didn't have any issues eating here other than the food not bring that great.


I'm from Los Angeles. I have been working with the doctors in my local medical practice for several years now to diagnose the issues I've been having. I even made visits to the USC Keck Medical Center. No one have been able to do more than what they called \"elimination\" testing. They knew what I didn't have, but no clue what I did have. My neurologist recommended I go and spend a few days at the Mayo Clinic to be seen by specialist who would work together to come to a diagnosis.\n\nAlthough it took 6 weeks to get the initial neurological consult scheduled, their schedulers worked diligently to schedule my other consults within the time that I had allotted to spend at the  Clinic. \n\nI have been in Scottsdale for 3 days now undergoing lab work, tests, and consults. So far the experience has been amazing. From the first check-in, to the scheduling of additional tests requested by the next specialist seen, the schedulers keep your itinerary up to date and efficient trying to consolidate the number of trips and appointments to a minimum.\n\nI come from a medical family, although not in medicine myself, and so have a unique insider perspective on many medical systems. The Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale is far and above many that I have personally experience, or that I have heard recounted from family or friends. And trust me I have witnessed horror stories at local hospitals and with local medical groups and specific doctors.\n\nHaving above average knowledge and experience, I spent a lot of time asking questions and discussing what has been eliminated and what we are looking at next. The tests requested and discussions are well above what the previous \"specialists\" have considered. \n\nI am a total advocate for my care. I have a good idea of how things should go. I also illicit expectations so as to limit disappointment. Yeah it is hard and can be intimidating when you question a doctor, but if you don't understand the why you will not do. I also make sure I have discussed the ALL of the options. Many doctors will only talk about options they like and agree with. You have to do your research and then discuss pros, cons and likelihood of success for your situation. Unfortunately, insurance companies and corporations have made it necessary to question everyone and everything. Gone are the days of \"blind faith\" in your healthcare providers. So stand up for yourself. No one else will.


It's really quaint place and it is nice to see something in that spot in the strip mall.  I was really excited to try this place after being tired of In/Out and wanting something gourmet but also delicious.  It's a little bit more expensive than going to a normal fast food place, but it is worth it in terms of taste.  I got the Sin City burger which has all the things I love, breakfast in a burger + onion straws.  I love eggs and bacon on burgers, and the egg was cooked decent.  A little overcooked for my liking (I prefer over easy), but it's not exactly a restaurant I would assume cooked eggs to the specific likings of costumers.\n\nDownside, although the burger was tasty it was oily.  Oilier than most burgers I've had.  It didn't take away from the taste, but I know when I'm eating it that I'm probably digesting more calories than a normal burger, which makes you feel more guilty than normal.  Aside from that I also had sweet potato fries which were really good until I got to the bottom and the last fries were too oily for consumption. This place also gives me a small vibe of dirtiness.  It's not filthy, but I felt filthy in there for whatever reason.\n\nAll in all, I'll definitely go here again, but it won't be something that I'll definitely need on a regular basis to fill my burger needs.


Better than a buffet but not great. Portions were appropriate (small) and too salty. Wish I would have skipped the wine.


So much better than I remembered.  Last time we had breakfast here and it was horrible.  This time, we tried dinner. \n\n24 hour buffet pass for $40...how can you go wrong?  Except after the 2nd buffet, you really want to run straight towards a toilet or grab a roll of Tums.  Seriously, no one should be eating more than one buffet within 24 hours.  Heck with it all though, this is Vegas...the city of losing wages and eating just as much as you freakin can!\n\nThis was our 3rd buffet on our pass...a dinner stop. \n\nHighlights:  \nCREPES!!!  Yummy delicious crepes...I take em plain with some powdered sugar. Really nice lady making em...the crepes were perfectly chewy...I had 2.  Ugh. \n\nSeafood.  A combination of crab, shrimp, mussels, and clams.  Not the greatest...but good enough.\n\nDessert.  Probably the biggest display out of all the buffets we went to.  They're your usual buffet fare...nothing was really wow but enough to satisfy your dessert craving. \n\nThe duck was also pretty good...it was made with orange sauce and rice pilaf.  Can't think of any of the other standouts as the buffets mostly had the same things.  \n\nPretty decent buffet...#3 on our buffet list.


A small restaurant near the eastern end of Roy. There are two types of seating, hard old wooden chairs with backs that surround you on three sides and bar stools at raised tables. The decor is eclectic and anemic. In some ways it feels like a garage sale of items. The food is advertised as tapas and yet, can you really call something tapas if the style is French? Isn't that really more of an amuse bouche, then? Anyway. most of the tapas were nice and the prices were reasonable, with the exception of the beef tartare which on the night we had it, had an off flavour related to the spices. The alcohol prices were a little high, but still acceptable. The soft drink prices apparently were set by someone from Paris or a stripper, because at $4 for a soft drink, I expect someone to be dancing around nearly naked (or at least be on the Champ d'Elysee, with a snooty accented French.) Makes you wonder who is setting the prices, because a glass of milk is just $3, but cost wise is more than any softdrink. Of note, the Fennel salad was excellent. The creme brulee was nicely prepared. The chevre chaud was too sweet for my taste. The salmon was good. But I would skip the tartare. Oh and the Piano man was quite good.