Yes, this is a Chili's but if this is the corporate standard, I don't even need to think twice about going to another one.  The 2 for $20 menu offers no deal unless you want more deep fried food.  I had the ribs and they were dried bones with little flavor.  Server recommended the dry rub and then brought out the wrong ones.  (Actually the wrong ones looked better than the ones I ended up with.)  My companion ate his entire meal while I was waiting for my dinner to be rectified.  Overall a bad dining experience.\n\nAnd if someone else is giving it 4*s because they let her bring the puppy into the restaurant, I'm really going to avoid this place.


Stopped by while I was downtown working. It was busy, lunch hour and downtown = busy, so to be expected.\n\nThey actually messed up my order. Instead of a double bacon cheese burger they just gave me a cheese burger. \nI only realized it once I was sitting outside. I just took that as a sign I shouldn't really be eating this unhealthy stuff so I just ate it, as well as the couple dollars.


The room seemed pretty impressive thanks to subdued lighting.  We started with a basket of warm bread that included an Asiago roll, walnut & cranberry bread and a French roll. We each ordered broiled walleyed pike which turned out to be slightly dry and shared a baked potato (overdone) and creamed corn.  We concluded the meal by sharing a cr\u00e8me brulee.  The creamed corn, served in a large casserole dish that was finished under a broiler, was by far the standout of this meal. On the downside, the cr\u00e8me brulee was one of the worst we have had the misfortune to eat.  \n\n04/08 20 years have passed since we last had the courage to dine at the former Roberta's, but like fine wine this restaurant has improved with age.  What it lacks in ambiance is made up by a friendly staff and moderate pricing.  Ms. Westie's 8 ounce filet, served medium rare as requested, was very good though decidedly short of prime.  My Chilean sea bass was perfectly cooked - crusty on the outside and moist inside, and accompanied by garlic mashed potatoes, a small fennel salad and saut\u00e9ed spinach.


I feel like lately I've only been reviewing places I didn't like so now I am going to pick a place I like and review it.  I've been to Joyful House many times and it's pretty consistently good.  My favorite thing to get here are the steamed oysters that you order individually.  I rarely am able to find this dish anywhere else but it is just so amazing.  Oysters steamed with black bean sauce and globs of garlic on top...How could that ever not be good?\n\nOther stuff I've had that were really good are: Sizzling Scallops with Black Bean Sauce and Steamed Live Rock Cod (at $80 it was a little pricey but it was divine).  Most of other items I've had were decent.\n\nThe only thing I've had here that was bad was the dessert.  I ordered the ice cream mochi and the mochi skin was dried up and not chewy, probably due the packaging not being sealed properly.  I might've been able to send it back but I didn't ask.  The fried ice cream wasn't good either.\n\nOh, and this place is open til 3am!  Ideal for blowing some money on seafood after a night of fruitful gambling (or eating your sorrows away if you lose).


Beware. They do not practice proper procedures and will end up serving you food melted THROUGH the styrofoam containers. On top of that their customer service will leave you being laughed at and scowled upon, on top of them talking shit because they think you don't know spanish right in front of you.  All when you demand food that does not have cancerous plastic melted into it. A fresh order and an apology is how you handle it. Not sending them back home after a second trip with  cold food and not a difference in how they packaged it . After what my husband saw them doing while cooking the food as he waited, I assure a call to the health department about sanitation and cross contamination.  As regular patrons we will no longer go there. You should seriously reconsider the etiquette of your little taco stand people.


The airpot is splendid.  All the rental car locations are in one place, so you just need to find the one shuttle.\n\nBut what makes this airport better than others? They provide booties for you to wear when you take off your shoes, and ziplock bags in case you forgot to put your 3 oz. bottles of whatever liquids into ziplocks.  \n\nThe airpot does need some color though. From inside the terminals looking out, the entire airport looks sand-colored.


After reading the description I was excited to give this place a try.  I mean the name evokes memories of 70's Saturday Night Live skits, the menu is the ultimate in flexibility regarding toppings and they have over 50 ingredients for their shakes. They have been open at this location for 2 weeks now and there are the usual bugs in the service but nothing major. I ordered a Best of Both (Fries and Rings) and made a portabello, bacon, lettuce jack/cheddar and banana pepper burger).  The menu is truly flexible with tons of free toppings as well as the portabello which costs an additional 1.99.   We also tried the chicken fingers, watermelon tea and watermelon shake.\n\nThe onion rings were very good in a tempura type batter instead of the usual breading  The fries were overloaded with pepper and seasoning and neither myself nor my dining companion enjoyed them.\n\nThe shake was excellent and I would recommend the shakes to anyone who tries this restaurant.\n\nMy daughter enjoyed the chicken fingers and they were actually moist inside.\n\nThe burger was serviceable. The best part was the portabello, a nice bun size mushroom fresh and flavorful.  The bacon was crisp and the other ingredients fresh.  I ordered the burger medium and it came just the right pink inside.  Unfortunately, when I broke a piece off to try it without the ingredients, it was flavorless and tough in places,.  With the ingredients it was a good burger, I didn't love the bun but it wasn't bad either.  The burger just doesn't stand alone.\n\nThe deserts look great but we were too full so I will update the next time we go.\n\nOverall a good addition to the burger scene and hopefully the burger will improve.


I have to say that I was a little shocked at the price of some of the clothes at the Nike store.  However I have to say that they are worth the price.  I bought a jacket that is used for running in the colder months made of  thermal material.  I really can wear a sports bra and this jacket and be warm enough during my workout.  I did have an issue with the first jacket, where the fabric was pulling apart at the seam.  I brought it back to the store and they didn't even question the exchange.  No hassle exchange!  That is why I will shop here again!


I've given the place several tries and I'm disappointed and underwhelmed every time.\n\nIf you order a basic roll i.e. spicy tuna or California roll you're safe, but their specialty rolls are a no go! Last time I visited with a friend we ordered two basic rolls and two specialty rolls. The ingredients in the specialty were unrecognizable!  The salmon was a blood red color and there was something in one of the rolls that looked like liver...still not sure what it was suppose to be! We actually sent our food back and went to Chick-fil-a.\n\n If you must eat here keep your order simple.


I hear this place is hopping at around 2am.  I were here around midnight, on a Saturday night and it was dead!  The floors were sticky and the service was lacking.  I may try it again sometime but I'm not racing to go back immediatley.


I was a little disappointed with Arpa.  I've had tapas plenty of times in a lot of different places (including Spain), so I knew what to expect - tapas = small plates = small portions.  But at Arpa, it was just a little too easy to run up a big tab and leave hungry.\n\n\"Large\" pitchers of sangria run $20 and are heavy on fruit, but light on wine.  Baskets of bread are $3.50 each, and the create-your-own antipasto had larger servings of \"accessories\" than meats or cheeses.\n\nAll of the food was solid - the albondigas (lamb meatballs) were large and good and the bread wasn't bad - and it's cool to be able to relax outside and check the scenery.  But when you spend $40-50/person, you wouldn't expect to leave feeling like you need to hit up Taco Bell on the way home.\n\nI'm rooting for Arpa to find its niche, but Press (just down the street) wins the Trade Street tapas/small plates game hands down.


Find it greasy, but my boys love it.


Spend the extra money to stay in a hotel rather then a place that smells horrible from the second you walk in the door. There is no good amenities, rom service is only open breakfast and lunch, to be honest I really have nothing good to say about the place, this is my first time staying here, but I come to Vegas at least once a month for the last 5 years and haven't had a worse experience. PS, there is no wifi


Union Grill was a 10 minute walk from where I lived and this place was a frequent stop for dinner on Sundays and Saturdays. They usually don't have a long wait if you don't have a reservation and the staff is really friendly and checks up on you frequently. \n\nI usually only got the Rich Boy sandwich. Ciabatta bread loaded with shrimp, celery and some other stuff. My friends and I would usually all order this because it tasted like Heaven. I have tried the crab cake sandwich which isn't too bad but it is not as good as the Rich Boy. I did start getting the crab cakes as an appetizer though. For the fries, make sure you get the waffle fries. They are absolutely delicious and complement the sandwiches completely. I have also tried the buffalo chicken salad with blue cheese dressing which is topped with waffle fries and that too is also terrific. However, If you want a good sandwich, get the Rich Boy. Best shrimp sandwich out there.


Holy cow. Talk about needing to increase staffing. So I walk in and there's two people in the waiting room, this should go quick right ? Well I get told there is an hour wait. Well I'm already here, might as well wait. Hour goes by and were through both people in front of me and I continue just to sit there. They don't do appointments. So this is really the only choice. I would go elsewhere in the future. Extra star is because it is a nice area that is kept clean. The staff did acknowledge the longer wait time and apologized, which means a lot to me.


Oh baby you... Got what I neeeeeed... Trader Joe's, West Elm, Best Buy, Staples, Marshalls, Boutique stores, restaurants... I wish I lived above in the condos! For those of us that need to visit the Met, the parking is atrocious during peak times.


I love the food, but I've had it with online ordering; which is why I'm not giving them 4 or 5 stars. DO NOT ORDER ONLINE!!!\n\nThis is the 5th time they screw up mine and my friends' order. My friend Pre ordered his Steak Bowl from Chipotle this location on 54th street. Which always has a line out the door. \n\nOrder:\nWhite Rice, Steak, Blk Beans, Pinto Beans, Veggies, Medium Salsa and Cheese (simple)\n\nWhat he got:\nBrown rice, Blk Beans, Medium Salsa.\n\nAs it was a to-go, we did not notice this until after we got back to the office.


This review is for the nightclub. It's basically a smaller version of Tao. We came here after leaving Tao, because it was so packed. Kim K.'s fiance was having his bachelor party here so the place was filled with basketball players. The club wasn't that big, but it wasn't packed to the point where you can't dance. I wasn't in the modd to dance since the music sucked as well!! If I would have paid to get in I woud have been pissed!


I can't believe how the people can rate this place so high.\n\nFirst.  Just past year, this location used to be a burger joint.  Every year for the past 6 to 7 years, they had to change restaurants due to poor business.  Decor of this steakhouse hasn't changed from when they ysed to be a burger joint.  If you are looking for a classy steakhouse atmosphere, this isn't it.\n\nSecond.  This is considered a high end steakhouse.  Most of the upscale steakhouse with-in strip uses prime cut.  Here, they use choice cust and charges for prime price.  We had center cut New York steak and Bone0in Ribeye for dinner.  It was the worst.  They were both so fatty.  Half of the 20oz steak was that of FAT.  For New York steak, there were multiple veins going through surrounded by layers of fat.  Based on this, we probably could have a better steak from Outback steakhouse for the 1/3 of the price of this place.\n\nThird.  They were playing a music in the steakhouse.  They seems to be using the same sound track as the casino.  80's pop.Who ever heard of music being played at a steakhouse.\n\nFourth.  Sae cheap furniture that was used when it was the burger joint.\n\nIf you are looking for a good steakhouse, I would not recommend this place.  There are a lot better place for good steaks than gere.  You can go to Primes at Bellagui, Old Homestead at Caesars, even the Sterling Steak house at Bally's was better this crap they call steak at Center Cut Steakhouse.  And Ruth Chris just opened up at Harrahs.  Go everywhere else but here.  I am sure, like all the other restauarnat that went out of business at this location, this steakhouse will follow very soon.


This is the best Buffalo Wild Wings I've ever been to!\n\nWe went on a Sunday afternoon for football, right before the Cardinals game. Now, anytime I've done this before at a different BDubs, I always end up regretting not getting there sooner because it's so full! But this place is like an undiscovered gem - there were actual open tables!\n\nThe service was par for Buffalo Wild Wings: nothing special but not disappointing.\n\nThe food was also par: great!\n\nGo here for the football games before people discover it!


First off I have only been inside this place once and the look of it kind of takes you by surprise.  The bar inside is a bit cramped but there are standing tables and a pool table with room to shoot. \n\nI personally have their food delivered because of one reason: their customer service.  In an age where social media (i.e Yelp!) can make or break your word-of-mouth, Tonic nailed it on the first try. \n\nI ordered delivery from them on their first week delivery being available and I ordered the Nicki Stixx and the Dee Snider pizza and they were awesome.  They also deliver booze too so I got a six pack of San Tan Devil's Ale.  \n\nThe kicker was this: they found my apartment with no hassle, they were fast and they brought me free ice cream as a way of saying thank you.  The delivery guy got an extra large tip and my continued business.  Well done Tonic.


Got the \"Big Night Out\" couples special. Worth every penny. Was nice we could substitute the cheese fondue, salad and dessert for what we wanted. Was highly satisfied with the entree choice. The \"three rivers feast entree came with: teriyaki steak, filet mignon, chicken breast, 4 shrimp, bbq seasoned pork, and pot stickers. We also added a lobster tail.  \n\nStarted with the fiesta cheese fondue which was excellent. Beer base, cheddar cheese and salsa. The waitress allowed us to choose how spicy we wanted the cheese by adding fresh jalape\u00f1os which was nice. We went for hot which was perfect level of spicy. This was served with a white bread, pumpernickel, tortilla chips, baby carrots, cherry tomatoes, broccoli, and Granny Smith Apples (not a good combo personally). \n\nCaesar salad was next. Pretty standard. Small but that was ok because I didn't want to get too full.\n\n\nNext was the entree. The meats were served with mushrooms, redskin potatoes and broccoli. We cooked it Coq Au Vin style \n(burgundy wine infused with fresh herbs, spices and mushrooms.) The pork was my favorite and hers was the seafood. It was also served with 6 small dipping sauces (+1 for lobster) which paired greatly with all the meats and vegetables. \n\n\nLastly, grand finale! White chocolate Creme br\u00fbl\u00e9e. Went all out and got the additional dippers. Fresh strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, bananas, chocolate chip cookie, brownie, pound cake, gram cracker coated marshmallows, Oreo coated marshmallows, slice of cheesecake, cream puffs, Rice Krispie treats, and some rolled cookie. \n\nStaff was great. They clear your table fast so no dirty plates sit around. If you ever need more specific dippers they'll bring them for you. Very accommodating. Didn't like the first beer I got so the waitress didn't charge me for it and got me a different one even though I didn't care. Overall if you're willing to spend some cash but for great quality and quantity, this is the place to go.


Enjoyed my birthday dinner here this year outside in the patio area!..  The family loved it and it was a nice cozy way to enjoy spending the evening together mixed with great food, all in all a wonderful way to celebrate.


I am giving my favorite steakhouse in Vegas 5 stars, but caution those who can get sticker shock when the bill arrives ,to order very carefully!!!  The beginning! Yellowtail Crunch and the Hot Rocks(sirloin you cook yourself) are a fantastic start. The Pan Seared Dumplings are good as well. If they have the crab sticks( i believe that was the name) order them! Amazing!!  Now to the salads. Love their garbage salad, very unique combinations of different favors. Their Caesar is good as well...VEry pricey on both $15-18 !  Now to the main course:  The ultimate steak for 2 is 40oz of incredible meat!! It comes with delicious Potatoes and 2 amazing sauces. Its a whopping $94. Their filet is very good! The Seabass has a very tasty broth over it and the Kobe Burger with Onion Rings is excellent as well. For dessert I have only tried the key lime pie and it was very good. In conclusion, the service is always excellent at Stack with attention to every detail. For large parties they have a curtained area in the back that can seat 20 or so. The prices are very expensive but the food is excellent and those steak sauces!!! mmmmmmmm!!  \n\\


The creamy shrimp soup is an absolute must have.  Everything else I've had is good but a little expensive for your average Chinese restaurant.  Staff is always friendly.


Used a Localdines.com gift certificate to get our our meal for almost half off.  Food was very good, found the Hummus bruschetta a bit dry, Antipasto was excellent as was the Cheese selection.  Very good prices.  Ordered a glass of wine during meal and watched it sit on the bar for a good ten minutes.  Other than some small glitches, overall a great place.


Been here twice sat in the outside area for happy hour the street tacos are good nothing amazing but for the price definitely a good snack and not bad. margaritas are definitely to sweet for me but that's not my field I'm a beer guy and they only have one beer on tap blue moon which is a little disappointing but I don't mind it those are a good deal as well. both servers I've had there were very good and the food was quick as well. It was a little annoying that the bartender went around and changed every single tv to Monday night football (an hour before the game was starting) after my server was nice enough to put on the basketball game I wanted to watch and he came over and changed it to the Monday night football pregame (with no sound mind you and not many people in the outdoor dining area) and followed it up by saying \"you weren't watching that were you im putting on Monday night football\" well now I'm obviously not... Not a huge deal obviously but I didn't see the need for the Monday night football pregame on all 15 tvs especially since I was the only one in the vicinity of this one. Just a little tidbit there but in terms of service and food you can't go wrong with this place


Came here with my wife for a Sunday breakfast. Very close to where we live. Service was very friendly and the food was delicious. I had the corned beef hash and my wife had the 2 eggs your way with pancakes. Nice, modern decor and friendly atmosphere.


Very cute place! The waitress was pretty clueless, however. I specifically told her that I do not eat squash and that I would take the    vegetable as long as it was not squash. The waitress then proceeded to bring out an entire plate of squash. I was also given a very tough steak without a steak knife. But they are BYOB so that's cool!


JJ is probably the sweetest and one of the best at this location! I am going to miss her once I move to Florida. I got a massage as a birthday gift back in January and decided to get a membership after my wonderful experience. A few months later, I got in a bad car accident where I was hit at a stop light and my car was totaled. The accident really messed up my back and she has been working on it ever since. I work two retail jobs that are very physically demanding so my back never had proper time to heal. JJ has been amazing in making my back pain go away and just providing a relaxing atmosphere. I highly recommend this location!


I've noticed that many, if not all, of the negative reviews here are from foreigners (would you really trust their opinions on what a great American sandwich is?), tourists whining about bad service/ambience, and the refined palates out there lol. Listen, it's a sandwich shop. A greasy one. If you wanted some gourmet experience, you could've gone down to the Capital Grill. This is a gritty little eatery in a gritty city, so appreciate it for what it is and its historical significance. And for Christ's sake, give the people that work here a break. It's hot in there and they're hustlin for you. They don't care about your beaming smiling touristy faces and your cameras and how you can't wait to try what you saw on some TV show.\n\nBack to the food...so far I've had the capicola and the pastrami. Capicola is sliced on the thick side (I'm more of a fan of the thin sliced Italian style that I'm used to in NJ/NY) so I'm partial to the pastrami. Double meat this bitch up. It's top notch. The cole slaw is fantastic, vinegar not mayo, adds the perfect crunchy bite. Fries are not crispy, but they're great on the sandwich itself. The bread is just ok, it's holding all the good stuff together. \n\nSomehow when you put everything together, something magical happens. It's def worth a try. Avoid the lunch crowds. Open 24/7. Bring cash and leave your \"I'm the customer and I demand stellar service\" attitude at home.


This has got to be, hands down, THE BEST BREAKFAST PLACE IN TOWN!!!!!\n\nSeriously!\n\nI love breakfast. Who doesn't?  I ordered Joes Favorite (#2)\n\nThe pancakes are deliciously perfect. They are crisp, slightly salty (perhaps from buttermilk?), with a nice dollop of butter on top. \n\nThe bacon is perfection on a plate. Perfectly crisp, thick cut, great flavor. \n\nThe sausage is flavorful and nicely seared on each side. \n\nThe scrambled eggs were perfectly cooked, not dry, not runny...just perfect. \n\nThe first time we went we ordered a side of the breakfast potatoes and a biscuit just to try. The potatoes were perfectly seasoned, and even had a hint of rosemary. \n\nThe biscuit was good, the jams that came out were yummy, strawberry and possibly black or boysenberry?\n\nThe second time we ordered the breakfast potatoes and french fries. \nThe french fries are perfectly seasoned and crisp. The breakfast potatoes were missing the rosemary this time around. \n\nThe coffee is as good as everyone says it is. \n\nDefinitely give this place a try, I guarantee you will crave those pancakes!!!


My husband and I got married at the Montelucia April 2, 2011. While I LOVED OUR WEDDING and the hotel did manage to surprise us that day...the stress that the resort caused us before the wedding was not worth it. We started working with the hotel in May 2010 and through the entire process worked with 4 different people in catering....2 of which left the resort and one of which was so awful that we had to ask to work with her supervisor, Tracy Mead. The hotel had lots of turn over and was very unorganized. Planning a wedding is supposed to be a happy time but the Montelucia made the process AWFUL. Once Tracy took over (after 7 months of hell) things seemed to work out a little better. We still had issues with booking guest rooms and an issue with our contract which I do not even want to get into. \n\nOur wedding DAY was amazing and the staff on hand that day went the extra mile to make sure it was. I had a shadow the entire night and she was the best! Our bridal suite was beautiful as well. Tracy Mead did turn things around in the end but I still would not recommend getting married here. While the Montelucia is the most beautiful venue to get married at in Scottsdale in my opinion the internal issues we went through with the hotel were unnecessary and extremely stressful.


If you haven't been to a Brazilian Steak House you would probably like this place because you have no idea what to expect. Now if you are reading this and thinking about going to Samba DON'T. This is by far the worst Brazilian Steak House I have EVER been. The meat selection is very poor, they don't have a salad bar and the price is 2 high for what you get. Instead of going to Samba try Texas de Brazil or Fogo de Chao. You will be a lot happier :)


Loved this place! I went here with my boyfriend for our first time and we just loved it here!


TEXT MESSAGING\nMe:  \"Wanna go First Friday at Beauty Bar?\"\nCousins:  \"I'm down, what time?\"\nMe:  \"Let's meet at my house by 10:30pm\"\nCousins:  \"Okay... what do I wear?\"\nMe:  \"It's all casual and chill.  Just come as you are\".\n\nEver wanted to go somewhere where you don't have to worry about looking cute or packing on the foundation and blow-drying your hair?  Sometimes it gets annoying getting ready for over an hour, smelling good only to come out the total opposite.  Not Beauty Bar... no, no, no.  I love the fact that I can wear jeans, a baby-t, pull my hair in piggy-tails with a puma hat over it, tennis shoes, eye-liner and lip gloss, and I'm all set to party and chill.  \n\nWhen my cousins and I arrived, there was already a line where people were waiting to be let in.  Luckily, the line wasn't unbearable and only waited for about a good 10 minutes before entering.  I knew the bouncer since I found this place through my old work promoting and marketing Kool cigarettes, and he was always friendly with us.  I was about to just walk right in since that's what I was used to, but I was abruptly stopped by the cashier.  \"Five dollars, please.\"  Damn!  First time I've had to pay to get in.  At least it's only a $5 and not $20 or more.  Can't complain.  Maybe if I wore a skirt and she was a lesbian, she would've let me in after a cute smile at her.  For guys, it's $10.  So be ready to have cash at hand.  Otherwise,  you'll have to go to the ATM and it's a waste of a walk just for small bills.\n\nIt was a crowded scene, people with drinks in their hand and/or waiting to get a drink at the bar.  At times, there are people who do art off to the side and a lady who will give you a manicure.  Never seen anything like it.  I liked the originality of it.  Mostly, it's like a lounge without any seats on the inside.  After walking deeper inside the club, there you're lead to a small dance floor and the music is like techno/dance.  That's where the bathrooms are too.  I'd hate to dance where I can smell people's shit and puke.\n\nFurther down, you'll hit the door that leads to the outside.  This is where all the b-boys and b-girls are doing their thing. The music is underground hip-hop.  Don't come here if you want 50Cent or Justin Timberlake.  Commercial HipHop is not welcome.  If it's a good crowd, it's a great night.  But this night, my cousins and I were bored.  There wasn't much happening and all the seats were pretty much taken.  So, we were just standing around.  I needed to get sloshed if it was gonna be like this the whole night.  Drinks are $5 a glass of anything.  I loved that!  Since I was a light weight, I got tipsy with $15.    Woohoo, what a cheap drunk I was.  We finally got a couch to sit on so we raced for it.  I was starting to have fun until I felt like I had to entertain someone the whole night.  That was my exit.  We stayed a good 2 hours and left.  \n\nI love First Friday.  I'd go back just so I can try to dance if there were anyone else dancing.  I guess I'd be like a karaoke dancer - I'd have to be wasted to feel comfortable on the dance floor.


I've been waiting for this new place to open since spotting its construction phase.  Finally had a chance to check it out last night on a first Friday since it's the only time I go to downtown LV.\n\nI was kinda intimidated at first since I'm not really used to seeing people in downtown all dressed up fancy and $hit. I felt under dressed but hey it's downtown.  Who dresses up to go here? \n\nI was really impressed though with the decor of this place, from the \"postered\" up wall, chairs, chandelier and so on. And damn,  people here are good looking.  Never been in a place where my neck went sore from turning heads from these stylish attractive ladies and no homo but the guys here are good looking too, haha. My friend Morgan was the Dj that night too, spinning all the great underground hiphop with beats that got everyone vibe''n and getting down on the dance floor.  \n\nOne thing I didn't like though was the drinks here were expensive, something you'd expect from the strip and not downtown LV. Ordered my first organic beer (Samuel Smith) apricots which deducted $13 bucks from my already light wallet that night.  Gotta admit, best beer I've ever tasted though.\n\nI'll definitely come back here again though and dressed up all stylish next time.  Overall, I recommend this to everyone who hasn't been here yet.


The beers they have on tap span a large spectrum. It is also cool how they have a TV specifically to show the lifespan of each keg. The only time my group goes to A&A is for their Tuesday night Geeks Who Drink Pub Quiz. \n\nEach time we come, there is a beer I haven't had before and that makes for a fun experience. Especially since I am not much help with in the random knowledge department. I'll still make my presence known with a few drinks though. \n\nThe food is typical greasy bar food. The nachos are lackluster. The Juicy Lucy and the Rueben are rather delicious though. Most of the items that come out of the fryer has a pool of oil on the bottom of the plate. For some this is a good sign that a hangover will not be coming. \n\nThe service staff has always been nothing but friendly. They check up rather often and give a great pep talk.


My friend told me bulldogs were #77 out of 79 on the \"smartest dogs\" list.  I was indignant until Leo, the five month old lil' rascal, proved her right.  Yes.  He could have spent the day at the dog park but instead got to go to the vet ER when he got the car window down and jumped out of the moving vehicle.  \n\n(Mind you, I won't mention where we fall on the \"smartest owners\" list for failing to have the window locks on). \n\nWith a puppy in shock and an oozing bloody jaw we knew we had to head to the vet, stat.  Being a Sunday, only the ER vet would be open.  Thank goodness for my paper hoarding tendencies (how often do I get to say that?!) because I had tucked a brochure for this vet into my glove box.\n\nWe called to let them know we were on our way (note: there are two locations and in hindsight we realized we were closer to the other one, it would be great in the future if the reception team could assess where people are located and direct them to the closest location).  \n\nWhen we arrived, Leo was whisked to the back for an assessment.  The vet then came out to talk with us and the good news is that Leo seem so have a thick lil' noggin and was just fine.  WHEW!!!  She offered additional services to check for things that may not pop up until later (xrays, overnight observations, etc.) but was not pushy.  She advised us what to watch for and encouraged us to bring him back in if we noticed anything she had mentioned.  Bill for office visit: $70.  Would have been $170 more for xrays which we declined.\n\nThe nicest part was we got not one, but two follow-up calls over the next few days. Just checking in to see how the lil' guy was doing.  They also faxed info over to our regular vet so they were in the loop (and they called as well).   Leo basked in all the attention, of course.  Stinker!!!


My husband & I went to Noca for our anniversary. We went for the simple supper, which was salad, halibut or prime rib, and a chocolate brownie. \nThe salad was good, had some capers in it, which provided a nice kick. \nThey than brought us over the cream of corn soup, which was terrific. \nI had the halibut which was cooked perfectly. My husband and the prime rib with the twice cooked baked potato, he thought the prime rib was great, but the baked potato was a bit salty. \nWe than had the cotton candy, which was terrific.  The brownie sundae was really good, I liked the salted peanuts in the chocolate sauce. Both of the simple wines were really good, which were available fro $5 each. We had a great night! On our way out we were given chocolate shortbread, which was tasted really good.


i went here for restaurant week and they had a pre fixe menu.the restaurant was pretty amazing inside. i really liked the look and the ambience. it seemes pretty small but there were long flowing white curtains all over that seperated the tables. it was dimly lit and felt very romantic and relaxing.\n\nthe onion soup was very delightful. i did enjoy the amuse bouche before that. i had the braised short ribs for my entree and omg it was amazing. it was like velvet in your mouth. the meat just melts in your mouth. and every course had a wine pairing wc was awesome. the chocolate dessert was alright. nothing crazy but was still good. \n\nthe service was fantastic. our server was really accomodating and personable. she explained everything and even wrote down the names of the wines for me to check out.\n\ni will definitely be back here. its a really good date place as well.


I have been here twice, both times had an awful experience. I went somewhere else and purchased the same outfit for less than it cost at men's warehouse to buy. That wasn't really the issue, since I was willing to spend the money. The true issue was the lack of customer service.....least helpful salesmen ever....


Coffee and pot of bread great....service is bad!!! Breakfast took 2 hours!!  Food was just ok. Had to ask for to go box twice and then it was thrown on table! Our bus person Jose was the nicest person there! Probably won't go back.


Once I walked in, i was greeted and had the option to seat myself wherever I pleased. I had trouble deciding so the waitress recommend the crab cakes and the spinach cheese baked oysters. I washed it down with age pear cider. Oh was it delish! The crab cakes came shortly and it was paired with an aioli tasting sauce. It was really a good combination and I would highly recommend it. It's the best crab cakes I've tried even compared to steelhead diner in Seattle. The oysters came in after 20 minutes after the warning did mention on the menu to allow for up to 35 minutes. It was delicious, but very rich to the taste. It had cheese and spinach and with a spritz of lemon it was just right! \n\nI came during happy hour and they knocked two dollars off my crab cakes or any appetizer and it all totaled up to 23 bucks including tax. It's fairly cheap. \n\nI would come here again! I am a big fan of fresh raw oysters so that would probably be my next purchase.


I came here the other night because I was craving Banh Mi and I really hate the Banh Mi at Lee's Sandwich. I read somewhat good reviews abotu Mr. Sandwich's Banh Mi so I decided to give it a try.\n\nThe sandwiches were definitely better than Lee's, but I have had better. Unfortunately, it was in California that I had better so I'm still on the hunt.\n\nI am, however, intrigued by the other items they have at Mr. Sandwich, so I will be back to try those. Until I find a better Banh Mi spot, I will be coming here to get them.


Maria is AMAZING! Super personable and excited to help. Got me in right away. Took her time and made me feel extremely comfortable. The office is clean and pretty. Blows miracle in progress out of the water, I will definitely be returning!


Vegans beware! My vegan friend was just informed that her request for a basic vegetable wrap would inconvenience the kitchen too much and that she should order the veggie burger which has tofu - unfortunately she's allergic to soy. Awkwardness ensued. Eventually they did give her a delicious veggie wrap.\n\nThe hummus was really good - the bread especially was delicious. You also shouldn't miss out on the cheese curds.\n\nI went with the crispy chicken sandwich and added guacamole which was absolutely the right choice. \n\nOverall a solid enough experience - there are definitely better burger joints in Madison but if you're here for Trivia (Thursdays & Sundays) or just to watch a game it's a great spot.


Replaced my watch battery and fixed the inside of another watch for $5 a piece. Super cheap considering the ones in the mall quoted me like $25+ to replace one battery. I was so impressed at how quick & nice the gentlemen was who works there.  He even added a diamond stud that had fallen out for free, so sweet.


I came here with Nicolette after we saw Cirque du Soleil for a late dinner, and to get our parking validated.\n\nSince it was a Wednesday they were playing trivia, which probably starts somewhere around 9-9:30. We got there after the second round of 4, so we just played along, but not competitively, which was disappointing because they looked like they had some pretty great prizes. \n\nOn Wednesdays they have $3 drafts. They also have Woodchuck on draft, so I was pretty excited. \n\nI ordered the chicken and cheese sliders, which have just chicken, bacon, and cheese. Doesn't that sound really good? Well it was. I ate 2 of them (they come with 4) and took the rest home for my husband to enjoy. \n\nNicolette ordered a massive burger with a lot of things on it, and a salad, that never came out. When she told our waitress, she immediately brought it out, and took it off the bill. It was a lot of food, but it was good for me because my sliders didn't come with a side, so I got to partake in Nicolette's fries. They were good, but could have been cooked longer, because they were kind of on the mushy side. \n\nOverall, I had a lot of fun here, and if you can play trivia on a Wednesday, I would come out and have some fun!


This place is as bland as they get. The food was mediocre and the atmosphere was too.


Disgusting!!!!  Don't do it.  Blood on the bed sheets!!!  We were directed here because supposedly redone.  Rooms were not vacuumed, light switches don't work.  Checked in late and getting the heck out of here.  Addressed concerns to staff, they did not care.  We thought the rates were low due to the holiday season...not so and the crowd this place attracts...is not so pleasant.  fastest time spent in a hotel room... 10 minutes only because we were on the phone with the staff.  I wished there was a way to post pictures of what we encountered.


Best CheeseBurgers in the East Valley !  Service by there employees is always above and beyond !


Really knows his stuff and is really reasonablly priced!  Without a doubt the best and most honest mechanic I've ever dealt with.


Really bad experience here, still not addressed. Either the company has a policy if adding expensive, unwanted, extras or they encourage their salespeople to do it while they turn their head. \nHave spoke with General Mgr and corporate. They're NOT denying it but, so far, nothing. Next up, area supervisor, regional director, tv stations that advocate for consumer. \n\nGuys, I'm not buying a used car, just some eyeglasses.\n\n7/29. Received a call this morning from one of the best local consumer reporters promising a looksie and some mystery shopping of this chain. Only problem, they are 2-4 months out. I can wait.  \n\nIn the meantime, I am working on getting a commission schedule. If you can help with that, please let me know. Ty.


The foods not for fast food Chinese. It's not as greasy as some that I've had before, so it passes.


$45 for two frozen machine margaritas and two shots of Sammy Hagar's shit tequila.  They print on receipt suggested tip of $12.  This place stunk like they had sewer issues behind the bar.  It left such a bad taste in my mouth that I will flip the station next time I hear a Sammy Hagar song.


On a recent Vegas getaway with my husband, we decided to go big and try a stay at the famed Bellagio.  It's supposed to be the best of the best, so our expectations were high.  We upgraded to a suite in hopes of a luxurious, relaxing experience... no such luck.  \n\nCheck in was disorganized, but tolerable.  The lobby was packed as usual, but we planned to stay through the weekend and into the week.  I figured the crowds would die down a little; I was wrong.  The Bellagio is a super popular tourist destination, and even on an off weekend in January, it was jam packed.  The really unfortunate part of that is the SMOKE!  Bellagio allows smoking in the casino, and apparently has no filtration system whatsoever.  It smelled worse than a lot of the older casinos, and was completely inescapable.  So, gambling was off the table.\n\nNext was our \"upgraded\" Bellagio Suite.  The decor was over-the-top and a little outdated, but nice enough.  The big problem was the ratty, torn-up holes in the carpet and the bedding (I'll include pictures).  At $350+ a night, I didn't expect orphanage linens.  There were two tv's in the suite - one in the bedroom, and one in the living room area.  Both were small (maybe 25\"?) and old.  The living room tv's sound cut out every 5 seconds or so, making it impossible to watch.  I didn't go to Vegas to watch tv, but I like to be a little lazy on vacation.  \n\nThe last straw was the service.  We ordered in-room breakfast.  When the lady arrived with the table, she pushed it into the middle of the living room and said \"I'll leave this here.\"  No 'good morning,' no 'where would you like the table?', etc.  Not a huge deal, but pleasantries are always appreciated.  My husband signed the bill and handed it back, she looked it over and said \"You're not gonna leave a tip?  YOU KNOW gratuity isn't included.\"  No, we didn't know.  This is the first hotel we'd ever been to that didn't include a healthy gratuity on in-room dining.  He quickly adjusted the bill to tip her (even after her rude behavior), and she left without another word.  I completely agree with tipping the wait staff, but she could have mentioned it nicely when handing over the bill, instead of insinuating that we tried to skip out on it. \n\nAt this point, our vacation had reached a low point, and it needed to be salvaged.  I walked through the smoky lobby to the front desk.  A Bellagio employee named Michael approached me, and asked what he could help with.  I explained the situation, and he was nice enough, taking notes.  I told him I just wanted out of our remaining nights, with no cancellation fee, so that we could continue our vacation elsewhere.  He set us up for checkout that day, and said he would see what he could do about removing some of our charges, since we'd had such an unpleasant stay.\n\nWhen we checked out, the front desk attendant asked us how we had liked the room.  We were honest, \"It was pretty bad, actually.\"  She ignored it, and said nothing else as she handed us our bill.  As expected, we were billed for everything... they didn't remove any charges.  Yet another sign of Bellagio's we-don't-give-a-f*ck attitude.  It was perfectly fine, though, since we were finally free of this run-down hotel.\n\nWe high-tailed it over to Encore, where the service checking in was so characteristically fantastic that it reminded us what a great hotel should be.  And I forgot my toiletry bag at Bellagio.  It took several calls to the lost and found, where I gave \"Melissa\" the room number, the description, my name and phone number.  She sighed loudly and told me \"It's going to take me all night to look through everything, so I'll just call you back later.\"   After more prodding I finally got it back, and it was another disdained trip to Bellagio to pick it up.  \n\nThis hotel and it's couldn't-care-less staff left a really terrible taste in my mouth.  I won't even be back to shop.\n\nTL;DR - super smoky and crowded casino, torn-up holes in the carpet and bedding, tiny broken tv's, and a rude, apathetic staff of employees who hate Bellagio as much as I do.


Fantastic!  Went there with my boyfriend and some friends for drinks and a bite.  I got a veggie burrito (definitely a thumbs up) and an assortment of drinks, all delicious.  You can tell the bartender cares about what he puts together, and it was fun chatting with him before we ate.  The atmosphere is almost trying too hard, but that really only adds to it's charm, as you notice more and more interesting details as you look around (parachute frogs on the vent, etc).  I'm hoping to stop in again very soon to try their veggie nachos or tacos.


solid platform with good support. still learning how to sell it better, but I see the value in it, I just need my customers too as well.


Pretty less than average grocer here, which a extremely disappointing given its size and relative newness.\n\nWent in the other day with a list and had to buy stock for some soup. Found the broth, the soups, but no stock. I'm thinking, noooo. Sure as anything, the clerk and then the manager who had to come out, confirmed they just don't stock stock. Chicken, beef, veggie, none of the above. \n\nYou gotta be joking! Not only that, they didn't have parsnips either!  Now these items aren't everyday purchases I get that, but come on!!!  At a \"super\" any grocery store in America these items are sold.  \n\nOne star may be extreme, but given the awful quality if seafood, high prices, embarrassing wine selection, and the missing items, it's completely warranted.  If I wanted to over spend on crap, I'd shop at the Teeter across the street.  Oh wait, that's exactly what I'm going to do because at least that Teeter, which is half the size, carries all the items I want!


I don't think that I can add much to the already posted reviews, but here goes.\n\nGC is definitely the Walmart of music stores.  It's OK in a pinch, but you wouldn't want it as your mainstay music store.  Support the small shops whenever you can.\n\nThe one good thing about GC is the reason you don't really want to shop there, their return policy.  they'll take anything back.  Keep that in mind when you are buying something \"new\" there.  Also, there are tons of people who don't know what they are doing going in there everyday and kicking the crap out of their gear.  If you buy something high on the wall or out of a glass case, you are probably relatively safe.\n\nProtip:  You can shop online and have stuff shipped to store and pick it up there, you can save a lot of money on shipping.\n\nProtip 2:  GC, GC.com, and Musician's Friend are all THE SAME thing.


The food is good, better than most places, the pizza is really heavy on sauce and cheese, if you like that... I prefer mine a little lighter.  The food isn't the issue here, the service is.  They have messed up my order twice, once sending a totally different pizza, the other forgetting items.  For the price, which is higher than most, you would expect better... That being said the pasta dishes I have ordered have been good and large enough to eat all week!  They delivered my food but couldn't figure out my apartment gate code so I had to go down in pj's and get it... Kinda defeats the purpose to the point a bit... But overall if you want more than just pizza, order here.  Negatives:  they close very early, the white pizza they sent me instead of the one I ordered was disgusting... Clumps of ricotta cheese...? Positives: the capellini pomodoro is great!!! Cannoli was great, the flour-less chocolate cake not so much... Lots of vegetarian options.  They really should stay open later for delivery!!!


I hired EcoFresh to clean 2 rugs and my formal living room couch and loveseat after our move.\n\nUnfortunately I didn't have a good experience with them and the end result is 3 cushions on the couch and loveseat are ruined. \nI called Ecofresh the day after they came to do the cleaning of my belongings to inform them that I had noticed some spots on my couch/loveseat after they cleaned and it looked like the fabric had been bleached. They sent one of their technicians out a few days later to redo the bleached areas and I ended up with blue stained cushions. I called them again to inform them of the blue stains that were now on my cushions and again they sent their same technician out again to redo the same cushions for the 3rd time. I ended up with 'bleached stained' looking cushions again. \n\nI continued my communication after 4 weeks in regards to the damaged cushions (4th call) with Ecofresh and they asked if they could come pick up the cushions and examine them at their shop.\nAfter a week without my cushions, I had to call and follow-up with Ecofresh to see what the outcome was after they took my cushions to their shop to examine and asked if I could pick them up from them, but then I was informed that they were at a different business unrelated to Ecofresh in downtown Phoenix, at 'McFarland Carpet Service'. They sent my cushions to a different business owner and he had nothing to do with my cushions.\n\n At this point I spoke with Phillip (the owner of Ecofresh) and he seemed unremorseful about this whole situation and mishap.   I informed Phillip of having a few upholstery professionals examine the spots on my couch and he indicated to me that they needed an 'ICR certification' and if they didn't have this certification that their opinion didn't matter or qualify.\n\nAfter picking up my cushions and finding out that McFarland Carpet service was NOT ICR certified and was not sure why Ecofresh brought my cushions to him, Phillip proceed to call me back and say that he was sorry and he would be refunding me my money for the cleaning service. Phillip then indicated to me that he was going to get an 'ICR certified' person for upholstery to come examine my cushions so we could find out why this happened.  I was please of this news.\n\nPhillip had Oscar from Bailey's furniture come out examine my couch. When I called Oscar to coordinate a time for him to come he indicated that he did business with Ecofresh and he was NOT \"ICR\" certified. Oscar came out and examined my couches and indicated to me that they used the wrong product on my couches and he would let Ecofresh know the damage they had done, since they supposedly hired him to look at my furniture.\n\nAt this point it has been about 5 weeks since I began the whole process with Ecofrech. They said they were going to refund me (last week) the charges for the services and in the case the damage was their fault they would pay for it. I have not seen a check for the refund for the services and no resolution on my damaged couches.\n\n From the 2 individuals as well as Oscar from \"Baileys Furniture\" (that Ecofresh hired) there is about $ 4,000 worth of damage.\n\nI would NOT recommend EcoFresh and I wish them the best of luck in their business if this is how they treat their customers.


I've seen a few Cirque shows and this one was the least impressive one I have seen in Vegas.  Zoomanity, O, and Ka all beat Zarkana in both creativity and concept.\n\nYes, the stage is beautiful.\nYes, the costumes are beautiful .\nThe acrobats are very talented.\n\nBut I left the show feeling underwhelmed.  It felt formulaic .  It felt contrived.  Ooh let's put out another Cirque show on the strip!  Throw a bunch of money at  crazy costumes and setups.  Get some acrobats.  We are all set! Sell those tickets.


First time in Vegas and I stayed here. Decent room loved the set up of the gambling floor. Awesome restaurants and friendly staff. I would come here again.


This is the best BBQ and pulled pork I have had since Virginia! I was told it was good but could not fathom it until the first bite, then the second and third.......... The flavor carried over to all of their meats served and everything else at the buffet was worth the 20 minute lunch wait. I got the buffet not because I actually eat enough to get a lot of food but so I could try a little of everything. Too bad only open for lunch but in today's economy that tells you something if they can make it only serving lunch.\nNOT greasy as some have tried to say - I cannot stand greasy food and it's a BBQ joint of course the meats got sauce........\nNow GO!!!!


My girlfriend and I thought the show was great. It was really entertaining, and if you're fascinated with magic and illusions, you'll love the show. David Copperfield knows how to involve the audience and has a great sense of humor.\n\nThere were only two, slight downsides. I wish the theater/seats were better. I sat at a table with chairs near the stage, and they aren't positioned very well, so you might need to turn your head/body away from the chairs back rest. However, if there is room, you can move the chair so it's easier to sit directly facing the stage. They are 'doable' but I would love to have been in a theater with better seating. This doesn't take away from the quality of the show, though.\n\nThe next was the fact that the drinks were really weak! We ordered their 'large' size, premium drinks, and they were really watered down.\n\nOverall, a great show!


Decent food, but as other reviews have stated, poor service. \n\nMy mom likes this place. She was born in raised in Phoenix and always comes here. I was along for the ride so I came in with an open mind. I ordered the vegetable beef stew special. It was pretty good, but I had never had fry bread before so I didn't have any expectations. \n\nMy biggest complaint would be that we asked for the desserts to go, and we had to go chase down the waitress and have her to bring them to us after we had finished eating our lunches. When they finally did come, they were made to eat at the restaurant so I had to ask the waitress again to have them packaged to go. I am guessing they made a fresh batch to go because it took a while. \n\nThe food was good but not to die for. I wouldn't go out of my way to come here. And the interior of the place needs work. For a place that supposedly just moved into this location, it sure had a lot of broken tables and out of order bathrooms.


Many douche bags and old cougars. At least the night I was there.\nDrinks were alright and strong. Food was decent. My tab wasn't too bad.\n\nI was wearing my Marine Corps hoodie there on the Marine Corps birthday/veterans day weekend, told I couldn't have the hood on, because it's against policy. Despite it being cold and raining and the propane heater we were next to kept going out.\nEvery waitress was wearing their hoods. Not exactly fair is it?\n\nMy wife was cold, she wore my sweater with the hood on. That's ok because she's cute.\n\nA bathroom attendant, only in the men's bathroom. No thanks.\n\nBought a water to take with me when the night was over. Wasn't allowed to leave with my water. Had to throw it away. Brand new bottle of water with just a sip out of it.


I would never giver a star on this location. Very unprofessional people works at the printing. They should be fired in my vocabulary. I'm front the east coast and I mean business. I was there 11/24/14 at 9:45 am. Calling store manager....


Disappointing. While the Warhol exhibit is interesting, it is an extremely small display for the price. We'd heard about the Gallery for many years, and it didn't live up to the hype. \n\nI'd recommend the Mob Exhibit at the Tropicana; much better value and highly recommended.


Not a huge fan.  While the staff was very friendly and the restaurant was clean,  my wife and I didn't like the areas very much.  Dry sums it up.  The best part of the meal was the empanadas ($1 but quite small) and the platanos. Check it out, maybe your experience will be better


I'm sure the problem is with me...I'm on a salty kick at present and really crave brie and oysters and fresh salsa and (as usual) pho.  \n\nI drove 30 minutes to this place.\n\nNice, bright, modern interior. Friendly people. Beautifully laid out display of cookies and pastries and fudge and cakes.\n\nThe people ahead of me were buying red velvet cupcakes (naked) and gettting them iced to go. They looked fabulous. **\n\nI tried a raspberry linzer torte, Italian wedding cookies, a gingerbread man (welll,  his foot and part of his head, courtesy of my daughter), and a cream puff filled with custard.\n\nI didn't expect to like the coffee better than the pastries, but I did. \n\nThey were FINE, really. I'm sure most people would have been in love. Like I said, I'm sure it's me. It was just too sweet. \n\nNot going to drive that far, when I have a Fresh Market close at hand, and a Dean & Delucas within 10 minutes or so.\n\n**Edited to say:  I need to specify that the CUPCAKES were naked and looked fabulous, not the people. They were fully covered.


Have eaten here many a time.  I used to get it delivered at my old job, and then recently was lucky enough to work only 1 block away.  Would visit once a week or so and get the Chicken Pita.  A great flavored grilled chicken, I ordered it with the whole wheat pita.  Topped with some cucumber sauce and hot garlic chili sauce makes it perfect.\n\nWould highly recommend it!  Reasonably priced at $8 for a whole pita.


My experience here was horrible. The water for my pedicure was cold and the eye brow wax was less than thorough. Also, they only accept cash tips which caught me by surprise. I will not be returning.  \n\nIf anyone out there has a great nail place, I'd like to know.


$34?! I've experienced better for less... \n\nThe only thing that redeems Aria's buffet is the fact that they sliced the crab legs for you. Other than that.. nothing. Maybe the creme brulee, but their dessert selection was horrible. No macarons.. For $35, no macarons? Really? Bread pudding looked dry, I heard the gelato was no good. \n\nInitially they had nigiri in their sushi section, but when I went for seconds, they only had California rolls and other cheap rolls. Their prime rib was good. They had naan and vegetable masala; both were good, but I can eat that stuff at an Indian buffet for like 8 bucks. Didn't have much variety at the Mexican, Italian, or Asian stations. \n\nI was really excited to try this buffet since it's at one of the top hotels/casino in Vegas, but I was very let down. Also, their service is horrible. I never once got a refill on my ice tea, couldn't even find the waitress to ask.\n\nOh, we also had a huge party like at least 40 people or so. So the person organizing it had spoken to them previously and we had a reservation for 6pm and they would only give us 2 hours to eat and charged us 20% gratuity. Then they totally forgot about the reservation, so the whole crowd of us just stood outside for a good 30 minutes for them to clear up tables for us. Um, thanks. And 20% gratuity? It's a buffet!  15% or 18%, I can understand. And as I've mentioned before, their service sucked. \n\nNot impressed at all. M resort and Wynn are way better. I haven't been to the Belagio in awhile, so I can't compare that. \n\nGo elsewhere, it's really not worth $35.


Great local bike and snowsports shop...they have everything you need to get on the road or the slopes and they have a incredible selection of trek and cannon sale bike and many kinda of boards and bindings!!   The service center is also very knowledgable and reliable!!!


I loved this place! My BFF4LIFE.. made a good choice! The room was beautiful... nice view, distance mountains. The location was a bit off the strip (which I didn't mind) but it was banging! The staff was lovely, the guest were friendly and the ALCOHOL WS... FREEEEEE! =)


\"No Knife Needed\"\n\nIf you're a fan of true southern cuisine make sure you check out Mamma's Boy Cafe.  I just enjoyed smothered pork chops, mac & cheese and greens. The chops were true to their name, not fried and dipped in gravy like some other \"soul food\" establishments.  These chops were truly smothered in a killer gravy, seasoned to perfection and were so tender I only needed my fork to cut into them; reminded me of my grandmother's cooking.  Needles to say, I will be a regular and I'm looking forward to exploring their menu.  Kudos to the owner and his team!


My husband and I spent a weekend in Las Vegas 2 weeks ago. Before booking with travelocity i went to the stratosphere's website and looked at all the pictures. i was very impressed and excited about our relaxing stay. unfortunately when we got there it was a different story. our room looked worse than something form a motel 6. in fact i have stayed at nicer motels. Our room was old and disgusting, the shower didn't work. and it make the stay very uncomfortable. We go to las vegas every year to get away, we will never stay in this hotel again. we were very unsatisfied.


If there were an option for no stars I would give it no stars. The first time around they brought out the wrong order and had to wait another 15 mins had to ask server to refill our drinks. \n\nI would not recommend this place and would defiantly would not come back


What a great experience.  Not just great sliders, with a hefty portion of meat for a slider (at least the first normal-thickness patty I have ever seen on a slider!), but the crew on the truck is pretty awesome.  Fun and into what they do.  Tried the Captain's special, the Barby and sweet potato fries.  Just great flavors, well cooked perfection.  If you like a decent burger, I would recommend a stop by the truck.


One of the more cleaner 24. But this review is based on the people that go this 24. Gym filled with racist people who will stereotype you based on your race. If you are Asian, you are not welcomed at the basketball court.


I am so glad I capped off 3 days in a row and 3 shows with Olivia!  She is my father's celebrity crush and when we found out she was debuting her show the last night he was in town, I got tickets during the pre-sale.  We got in line about 30 minutes before the show, which starts at 7:30 PM.  This is the same showroom that features Donny & Marie and George Wallace.\n\nWhile waiting in line, I realized I was perhaps 3 decades younger than everyone else, but what the heck!  We had balcony seats at a table.  We sat with a couple from Ontario, Canada.  Olivia was very conversational with the audience and had a band complete with a percussionist, bassist, drummer, and back-up vocalists, one of which played a variety of instruments including the fabulous flute, saxophone, and even harmonica.\n\nThe female back-up vocalist also helped Olivia with the majority of her on-stage costume changes, which was changing jackets primarily.  She only did one costume change at the end of the show before a 2-song finale, wearing head-to-toe gold sequins.\n\nShe sang songs from all aspects of her career, pre-Grease and post-Grease.  She is an Aussie who moved to England at 18 and sang in lounges.  She sang songs she was inspired by, like \"Cry Me a River\" by Julie London (in V for Vendetta for my generation).  Olivia sang from Xanadu, from her country hits in her early days, songs from her 90s album Gaia, and of course...PHYSICAL!\n\nThe most excitement for the crowd came from her 4 minute montage of her life early in the show, with pictures hinting at the order of her career, and the nod to Grease.  She started with a tease of \"Look at me I'm Sandra Dee\" and then broke into songs from Grease with her back-up singers: You're the One That I Want, Hopelessly Devoted to You, Summer Nights, and We Go Together.  The crowd went wild!  Sure, there were songs throughout the show I did not know, but I did not grow up with ONJ so I was just thrilled to see my dad so happy.  Cool show no matter what generation you belong to, I'd say!


Best Buffet I've been to in Vegas so far, but that's not really saying much seeing that I've only been to a couple.  They have some pretty solid dishes, price wasn't too bad $40 but let me say one thing KOBE BEEF / Crab legs were amazing, sushi selection kind of sucked, and the desert/fruits were nice and fresh, with that being said well worth the 40 dollars spent.


I would have probably given this 3 stars if not for the awesome green chili stew and the variety of dessert frybreads that rock my world.\n\nThe various frybread tacos are solid, but nothing that exceptional. I like the chorizo one with lots of hot sauce. \n\nIt's a good neighborhood spot when you're in the mood for something a little different, or especially if you've got a sweet tooth! :)


Bequeme Umgebung + guter Preis: idealer Treffpunkt f\u00fcr Studenten. Meine Lieblingsspeise bei Kippe ist SchniPo ^^


Although I also REALLY enjoy Mi Familia (just down the road, literally), I really hope BOTH restaurants succeed. This Roberto's have a drive thru and is open 24hrs which is always nice when looking for something at any hour.\n\nService here was good, food was yummy as always!\nRestaurant was clean inside and out (always a big deal for me, after all-they ARE preparing our food) \n\nThe only reason it is 3 stars and not 4 is their phone service: i've called 3 different times now (we've been eating out a lot lately) and one time the phone was answered in Spanish, so I hung up. The next time was ok and the last (3rd) time was 'Hello?'-phone skills are every bit as important as anything else. If you're rude to me (as they were) then i'm going to go somewhere else (as i said, Mi Familia is just down the road). Please, Thank You, You're Welcome: theseshould be standard on every phone call. \n\nDon't act like i'm inconveniencing you when ordering...\n\nUpdate (down grade from 3 stars): I went to pickup my order (\"Ready in 10 minutes\", then she hung up) 15 minutes later and it wasn't even started. Today my neighbor and I both have food poisoning-stay away from the chicken AND do yourself a favor- go down the road to Mi Familia. Nicer people, family owned, and quality food.


At first glance, this store looks like a tourist trap as it is in old town and they are selling Mexican trinkets. However, I can't say with absolute certainty, the prices seemed to be pretty decent.  I bought a colorful straw sombrero for 5 dollars.  I saw some other items that seemed to be priced right.\n\nYou can find all your Mexican things to make for a fantastic fiesta.  Or you can find pieces to decorate your home with in this store -- from the colorful Dia de Muertos Masks to the plates and cups to the garden pieces.  \n\nI did not find the ladies in the store to be friendly at all.  But the store is neat and you will be happy, I am sure, with the HUGE selection of trinkets.


My boyfriend and I went here for brunch on Easter Sunday and it was delicious!!! We had mimosas to drink, they had a great flavor and came decorated with a strawberry and an orange peel. \n\nAs for food, we had omelettes which came with mixed greens (had a great vinaigrette dressing) and frites (skinny fries). My boyfriend created his own omelett since he's kind of picky (ham and onions). I, on the other hand, had the spinach, roasted cherry tomatoes, goat cheese and instead of bacon I chose ham. It was absolutely delicious! The cheese made such a great taste with the tomatoes and the mixed greens with the vinaigrette. Yum, Yum!\n\nBut that's not all, we also ordered the Buckwheat Belgian waffle with whipped cinnamon orange butter, sliced banana and pure maple syrup. OMG!! It's to die for... What a perfectly cooked waffle (which I don't usually like or eat) and the flavors were outstanding....\n\nDefinitely recommend this place and we would definitely go back again!\nI gave it a 4 because I've only been there for breakfast, so i haven't tried much and I did think it was a little pricy (we spent $50 for 2 people with drinks and tax/tip). But really worth it!! Plus it's right by the lake and the sun shinning on my face was really soothing!


This is the best BBQ I've ever had. Period.\n\nThis was just one of those chance happenings upon. We were in Phoenix for business and Yelped a place to eat. We saw Little Miss BBQ and thought we'd give it a shot. \n\nThere was a line out the door and everyone in line had great things to say about the place. They were right. I ordered the fatty brisket, pulled pork, sausage, jalepeno grits, coleslaw, and a bottled coke. If you ask me, that was about as close to a perfect meal as it gets. This BBQ really reminds me of Franklin's in Austin. Just a salt and pepper rub. Smoked simply and perfectly. Nice people. Little place to sit. All in all a perfect BBQ experience. \n\nAnytime I'm in Phoenix I will be returning.


As good as a real Starbucks. Good service, good products, reasonable prices, and nice staff.\n\nREMEMBER... This is NOT a real Starbucks. This is a franchised store owned and operated by Target. So things may occasionally be different than in a corporate owned store. This includes training of the baristas. They don't go through typical Starbucks training, so they won't always know the entire menu and how to properly prepare things.


This taco bell is close t my home and we enjoy it! They've never gotten our order wrong. However they tend to close before they are supposed to but no overall issues.


This is a great pub in the Newington area. There's an excellent selection of beer, a cool horseshoe bar, friendly staff and comfy seats to enjoy your tipple with. \n\nBest part? There is no music. You can actually come here, relax and have a conversation with your friends or colleagues. \n\nThe pub has a good atmosphere and despite its old man appearance there is a wide range of people that come to drink here. Cost wise, you're paying about average for a pint these days. Maybe \u00a33 odds for something like Tennants. A draft like Staropramen will probably set you back a bit more. \n\nOn another positive note, the ladies' loos are very nice. Always a bonus! I've been exploring the pubs in this area with my work nearby - this is one of the best so far.


Does not matter if the food is good if place is not clean.  Very dirty.


Well, when you think it can't get any worse, the largest electronics chain finds a way to sink further. There are fewer people in that store who can help than ever. The stereotyping and prejudiced attitudes of the staff are crazy. I would talk to a manager, but there isn't one around. The employees all talk to each other and look away when you come by.You are winning by location alone. I would 20% more and forgo the loyalty BS for SERVICE. Low prices for low rent goods with trashy sales people is not working. I want your company to improve, but every time you have someone decent, they end up gone. But the rabble remains.


Good food, with the usual good variety of beer choices available in Madison.  Get there early if you're with a large group, the large tables go quickly.  As usual for Madison bars, I love the no smoking law :-)


Amazing happy hour! Spendy but not at happy hour.


Enjoyed a wonderful lunch at BC today. The food and service was wonderful. My guest who had never been there before could not stop commenting on how great the place was. It's always a joy to introduce people to a hidden gem like this.


If you are looking for a Young Israel, keep looking. This Kiruv centric,  Aish Shul is great for a weekend or two but don't move to this side of the city if you are Modern O or more observant, you'll get frustrated fast.


One of my favorites.  The food and service are always excellent.   Whatever you have, ending with the bread pudding (not listed on the menu) and the tiramisu are a must!!!!


Went with family and friends to watch the Mayweather Canelo fight. They were really flexible with combining and moving tables to accommodate us. There are TV's anywhere so there's not really a 'bad' seat in the house. They will change any TV to whatever channel you like. Food was great. We ordered wings and burgers and someone even ordered ice cream and everyone loved their food.\n\n         Service was exceptional. Our server, Shaunte had a section completely filled with families and still managed to get to everyone and get our orders in and she didn't take even a full ten minutes to get our food out to us from the time we ordered it. We were always topped off and never left to ask \"where's our waitress\" which is rare in that busy of an environment.


Contrary to some of the previous reviews, I think that this place is absolutely great! The venue itself has a lot of character and provides a nice atmosphere to dine in as well as casually sip on drinks in a bar/sushi bar setting.\n\nThe food in particular has a very unique fusion for many of the Asiatic countries, providing dishes for any patron to enjoy. I am personally fond of their combination Vietnamese sandwich. IMHO it is the best sandwich in Phoenix. Fresh cilantro, pickled veggies and a sizable amount of grilled beef, pork and chicken. Their soups are right on the money- however, from experience it is much better when eaten there rather than ordered for pick up. \n\nThey have come a long way since opening with their happy hour options, and have a good variety of beers on tap. Some remodeling seems to be in process with a separate libations bar next to the beer 'island' bar, and an area offset for those who wish to smoke! \n\nHaving seen some staff turnover, it seems management is getting their act together of having good servers and bartenders. But what I am most excited for is the prospect of having a new live music venue to watch shows and local artists perform! According to their public notice- they have received zoning approval by the city to host more shows, later in the evening! \n\nGiven its location, it's odd how more people don't frequent this place. Granted, with competitors who have a strong following very close by, it shows that the only thing missing from Pallets is a distinguishing factor that makes them unique! I think with the pursuit of their new music platform, the crowd following is only going to rise!! If I could have given it 4 and a third or 4 and a half stars I most likely would have, but in the end the sandwich takes the cake. Sooo delicious. \n\nTL;DR\n\nAwesome restaurant with delicious food and good drink specials, in an up and coming area of metro Phoenix. Paired with a unique atmosphere, excellent location and ample space, Pallets has a lot going for them and the opportunity to grow seems on par with the area. The only thing missing to make this a solid 5stars is a crowd. It's nice going out to a lively place to meet new people, but the following just isn't there yet. I don't doubt that come a year from now the place will have found their core patrons and the jovial atmosphere will follow.


We agree with all those who say Sasha is wonderful.  We travel frequently on business and we try to find juice bars wherever we go.  In Phoenix they are very limited and this is a good one.  Sasha went out of her way to make sure we had our juices the way we wanted them and having just finished a trade show, we were very grateful.  They were tasty, too!  Drinking green juices and smoothies really makes a difference in our health so again, very grateful.


Oh my god. Amazing falafel. Tasty pita. What more can you ask for?!?! I was so ridiculously full after stuffing my face with this portable awesomeness (aka The Banzo pita sandwich) but boy was I happy. No regrets.


Oh Treasure Island.. what have you done with yourself?\n\nAnd yes.. I REFUSE to call this TI... That is one of the most pathetic rebrands Vegas has ever seen.\n\nYou were my childhood dream. You were the place when cold Edmonton, was well.. cold.. I would escape to in my mind. Your pirate theme allowed for adults and kids alike to enjoy themselves.. you gave families a place to share being...\n\nAnd then you went and ruined it all.. every bit of it.\n\nI haven't stay at the hotel since the 90's.. but my recent visit may be my last ever inside your once friendly confines.\n\nI know you had lost your way.. it was clear as soon as the iconic sign of a skull and cross bones found it's way to the Neon Museum... but when i went searching for THE.. THE best arcade/midway that Vegas ever had.. and where I threw so much of my parents money away, it's not even funny, I was sad... nay DEVASTATED to find you had replaced the two floors of amazement, the entrance with automated skeletons to boot.. with a room? \n\nA ROOM? With a pathetic array of machines left over from the golden years? \n\nFor shame.. FOR SHAME.\n\nI gave you a second star simply for the memories.. and for the hope that one day you can do and be what you used to be.


I have been bringing my pet here for 10 years.They know me and my dog by name. They have always taken time to answer even the silliest questions I have. I cannot even begin to calculate the amount of money the wellness plan saves me for healthcare for my dog. They have a caring staff and provide great quality care. I wouldn't take my dog anywhere else


Huge portions, good pricing, friendly service.  I really like this place.  No seating inside, but on a sunny day, great to pick up and sit in park next door.


Back in the day, circa late 1980s, this was called Bullys. Not sure if that means anything to anyone but hey, I'm a fountain of useless trivia!\nIf you're a Packers fan, which I must clearly state that I am not, this is your place. At least for game watching. Lot's of Packers paraphernalia adorning the walls and such.\nWe stopped by here for a pre-dinner drink before heading to Nora's a few doors down.\nLet's see, a 16 oz draft of cold PBR for $2.50 poured by a very nice bartender ...yeah that's my style. Not much for tap selection though, it's your basic American pilsners plus Newcastle brown.\nDid not eat here so no review on the food. They do have a pretty decent sized dining area although I didn't see anyone in there at the time. \nIt's not the crazy Bullys from the heyday, but not a bad place to grab a cold one either.


I love this place. A true hidden gem!!!!


You know, for a chain, this place is pretty amazing. My mom and I go here often when I take her grocery shopping. The staff is very friendly and super-helpful. I've had a couple of the burgers, and the pot roast. Who's ever heard of pot roast at a chain fast-food place? Culver's does it, and it's good! There are plenty of sides to choose from. The ice cream is actually frozen custard, and oh my goodness! They do a special flavor each day, vanilla, and chocolate, with various configurations and mix-ins available. Prices are reasonable. Worth it!!


There's only one reason to order from Napoli and that's their 30\" MONSTER pizza.  It is, without a doubt, the largest pizza I have ever seen.  The initial reactions from others partaking in this beast is worth the price alone.  We had a party of 6 and still had a ton of leftovers!\n\nI ordered at 10am on a football Sunday.  Obviously a busy time for them so it took over an hour for it to arrive but no big deal.  I was very impressed that I could view the entire menu, make my order and pay for the pizza through the Yelp app via eat24 with such ease.  Delivery was the only way I could get this pizza home unless I wanted to clean out my car trunk to make space or rent a U-haul anyways.  \n\nWe ordered the supreme which had all the usual suspects for toppings.  I honestly thought the crust wasn't going to be very good due to the size but it was alright.  Someone taking a blindfold test between this and Metro would probably say Metro was better but it's all about the show with this \"pie\".


Now this is what a suite should look like! I took my mom & sisters to Vegas over the weekend for my mom's birthday. We each got a suite ranging from the 49th floor to the 59th floor. Needless to say our views were nothing but breathtaking. The suites were gigantic in size - dare I say, bigger than my apartment/condo! Each suite has a full kitchen, living room, an actual bedROOM, massive master bathroom, and another full bath outside. You read that right, two FULL baths! In the master bathroom - which could've double as a ball room; seriously, you can hold a dance in there as it's very spacious - there's a his and hers sink (are there any other kind of sinks?), a tub with a large window overlooking the strip, and a shower stand that could've fit a party of four (it is vegas after all)!\n\nThere are a few minor issues (albeit trivial) I had with the room, such as: bedroom door slamming continuously whenever the AC was on, old fashioned curtains that wouldn't close properly leaving the bright sunlight to shine through, and lastly, the dim lighting. The windows are darkly tinted and the light fixtures are opaque enough to drown out the lights, giving off a yellow hue. Ladies, it's difficult putting on your makeup when there's an instagram-style filter in the room. Thankfully these issues are so trivial that it's not enough for me to knock off a full point from this review. \n\nThe price was reasonable despite a huge boxing fight going on that weekend so it should be very affordable off-season. If you don't mind the absence of a casino (or buffet) in your hotel then you'd be in for a luxurious treat at the Trump. Who knew the guy with a bad hairdo/hairpiece has great style in design and decor?\n\nAt the end of our stay, my mom felt like a queen in her king size bed, and this princess was very pleased as well.


Today when I visited The Madison Greenhouse Store I received some of the best customer service to date. The person I spoke with was Liz, she really was helpful and answered all of my questions...and then some!  I found myself really wanting to ask her more questions as she piqued my interest with the information she gave.  She was really helpful with plants that would work well without a lot of light and also gave great tips on some of my other house plants.  Any questions I asked, she had an answer for and never made me feel bad about asking (I haven't always felt that at other greenhouses).  I really appreciate this kind of helpful customer service: friendly, helpful, and excited to share the knowledge they have.  I will go back to The Madison Greenhouse Store for sure after such great customer service and information!


Planned a quick trip for my mother in laws birthday so we had to book a room fast. My mom has stayed at the Monte Carlo years ago and she loved it. So we decided to stay here since all the other hotels were booked. We get to the hotel and wanted to see if we could get the same floor to my sister in laws room since she as well was staying at the hotel. They told us that was possible but our room wouldn't be ready until FIVE PM.. Mind you it was ELEVEN AM. No way would we wait that long so we decided to just get another room in any floor. BIGGEST MISTAKE! The front desk told us we would get a strip view for the inconvenience on the 9th floor. We were excited to go check out the room and when we go in the view of the strip was non existen we had a wonderful view of the roof of the top of the casino.. 1 star down..\n\nI tried to be open minded and not let that bother me.. But then I go use the restroom and the door gets jammed! I yelled for my mother in law to go help me open it because I was literally stuck inside the bathroom. It took about 5 mins to finally be able to open it . She had to push the door open with her whole body..Another star down..\n\nWe go down to the pool to tan and relax for a bit. They do have a small pool and even smaller jacuzzi.  A lazy river. And a wave pool. We walked around and it was beyond crowded you had to search for any empty chairs. The water was so nasty and hazy . I didn't dare to even go into the pool!\n\nBathroom lighting is horrible and the toilet flushing is so loud.. So night time rolls around and it's time for us to shower and get ready so I let my mother in law shower first. When she's done showering she tells me I might have to wait to shower because the tub is full of water.. The drainage was so bad it took forever for the water to go down. So we ran late to dinner because of this . Minus another star.\n\nThe pillows are not comfortable at all! They are so hard I even had to sleep with no pillows since it was unbearable.  On the other side of my bed there was also a big wet stain. Of course I didn't realize it until I stepped on it with my bare feet. I will never know what that was..\n\nAt this point I wish yelp had an option to put zero stars.. I won't ever be staying here again. If everything wasn't so crammed in together I would've been able to complain but by then I just wanted to hurry up and self check out and never stay in this nightmare or a hotel again. If your running on a budget there are plenty of inexpensive hotels on the strip. YOU'VE BEEN WARNED DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY STAYING HERE.


Nice little coffee shop right here on Central. It has been here quite a while now.\nIt has everything you could want in a Coffee Shop. Great coffe, really good Tea. Nice things to eat. They even serve alclohol.\nWith the weather being so nice outside it is really nice to sit on Central and watch the cars go by. \nIf you have never been here it is nice to stop in every once and a while.\nNice place to pass some time!


I went here like 2 years ago when it was at its peak and it was a huge pain in the ass overall. We waited in line for an hour (I was in a group of 2 guys and 2 girls), paid $50 per couple, and the place was literally so packed we couldn't dance. We got drinks and stood outside on the roof, which was kinda cool, but I've never been back and it totally wasn't worth the time or money.


Worst Starbucks experience of my life.  Stuck up staff and my iced vanilla latte was still hot, in the plastic cup! We travel a lot from Flagstaff to Tucson and Anthem is our go to place for a food stop in between, but we stay away from this Starbucks.


First time and had no idea what to expect. The drinks are on the pricey side, however this bar must have cost a fortune to build when you consider the sound system, lights, fixtures .. etc. It's state of the art. I'm not into drag shows but I actually enjoyed the one here. The drags promote the bar and shows quite good. \n\nThere are two main rooms, both relatively dark and with two sets of music. The crowd seems a bit more sophisticated than other gay clubs, which is one of the main features I like. The music is loud, but not in a \"get me out of here\" way. More like a \"I wanna jump on the dance floor\" way. \n\nOverall I enjoyed coming here, will be back on my next trip to LV.


Not a buffet person, but this food is a great way to sample gourmet food.  Price Perfectly and you won't be disappointed.  I like the way the servings are arranged, not buffet style, but a personal mini sample spoon or plate.  Very Cute.  i liked the mini fry basket for the Sweet Potato Fries.....


My boyfriend and I came to Charlotte from LA, and were looking for a good bar to grab some drinks, some food, and some fun, and we were not disappointed at all. We found the back patio, and had a great time drinking well priced beer and playing ping pong. Dinner was also great. I had the crab cake sandwich on a croissant, and it was delicious. \n\nSounds like when it's super busy the service get bad, but we were there early on Friday, and had no trouble getting drinks and service with a smile.


Stayed here for a quick weekend trip and it was okay. It was very affordable and the rooms are nice (all suites remember!) but it's definitely \"older\" Las Vegas. The casino is a little smoky and busy, but okay. They do a show on the weekends called the Show in the Sky where there's some dancing and singing followed by \"parade floats\" hanging from the ceiling that rotate around their track and throw out beads. They do it every hour on the hour between like 6pm and 11pm, Thurs-Sat I think. It's not a great show, but it is something to do while you're sitting at the bar or at a slot machine. \n\nThe pool area is really nice and free. There are several pools and hot tub spas spaced around, with waterfalls and sandy beaches around the edge. There's also an adults only pool that costs to go into (we were quoted $20 for guys, free for girls), and says it's \"european style\". We didn't pay to go in, but my guess is that means girls can be topless because it's surrounded by pushes so that you can't see into the area. They have a DJ there that was playing some good music too. There are plenty of bars around the pool areas as well. \n\nThe best part about the hotel is the fact that Penn & Teller are there. We got a coupon book with our stay that got us 2 for 1 tix, which is always worthwhile. Their show is awesome!\n\nThey have some good restaurants as well. I don't recommend the Dim Sum restaurant unless you're for trying something a little different, it's very traditional. The all-american grill was good, but didn't have the best service. There's a frozen yogurt place in the casino that I was quite fond of ($5 for a cup).


I decided to take my car here for repairs after someone hit my car at my work parking lot and I have to say they did a nice job with the paint, replacing my front bumper, and headlamps, however, once I turned on my lights my high beams come on.  \n\nI called and was told to come by so George can take a look at it, so I did.  He said he has to call the insurance company to get an approval for payment for the part.  Well a few days come by and still I didn't hear from them so I called to follow up and he says that I have to go to the dealer to get a letter saying that it happened from the accident.  What the heck is that?  They couldn't call me when they heard from the insurance or did they just come up with an excuse.  My high beams never were broken after the accident in the first place so I don't know what happened.  I'm sure that they should've checked if everything was working before I went to pick it up.\n\nNow when I drive at night with my lights on, people think I'm high beaming them so they high beam me...what am I supposed to?  \n\nThe only nice thing is that they were able to take care of the minor scratches on my car.


The only reason this is a 3-star review is because I love Avalon and have enjoyed every experience there up until last night's dinner. Otherwise, it would be a -5. Nothing is worth what I had to go through last night! The service was fabulous, as always, and the food was delicious. However, I got very sick a few hours after we left. I should have known it was a mistake to finish my scallop appetizer after I noticed the scallop was cold in the middle, but it was so tasty that I ate the whole thing anyway. Bad idea! I should have passed on the very yummy but very raw steak carpaccio amus\u00e9 given to us after we sat down. I should have declined a taste of my boyfriend's medium rare duck breast. I should have sent back my undercooked butterfish. Come to think of it, even the beignets we had for dessert were lukewarm and runny in the middle (I still blame the scallops, however). Anyway, I simply adored the evening until I had to flush all of that fantastic food down the toilet. Needless to say, I'm really regretting that huge tip we left our server.\n\nI truly hope this is not a common occurance at Avalon. The chef is relatively new to the restaurant, but not inexperienced. The dining room was not all that busy, either, so what is the excuse for giving a loyal customer food poisoning? None. I'm so disappointed. My man and I will be finding a new place to call our own for next year's anniversary (yes, I spent the night of my anniversary celebration -- at the 3 Palms hotel, no less -- in the bathroom). Sorry, Avalon.


I recently bought chicken from the restaurant for takeout and to my surprise when i opened it at home it was dry like a rock, filled with olive oil as if they are passing it as fresh chicken, we threw it away,  even my dog wouldn't eat it.  They were selling it as a whole chicken, cut up and I kind of suspected something when I noticed the cook was picking the chicken from some covered place and didn't see a whole chicken cut up in front of me!\n\nLeft over chicken from the day before should never be sold to customers and pass it as fresh chicken, they should be glad I didn't drive back and throw the chicken in their face. I would never buy there again and I hope the health department looks into their practice. If you don't have fresh chicken to sell customers, just say that! Don't sell me something old, you won't feed to your own family, you just lost a long time customer!


I would not recommend this hotel at any price, any rate. They have the WORST customer service of any hotel I have ever spoken with. I made a reservation in JUNE 2010 for reservations in OCT 2010, my rate was 105/night. Great! I called to see if I could change to sat/sunday night stay instead of friday/saturday night and was told that my new rate would be $250 per night. Seriously? I am staying the same night, but am asked to pay more? I asked to speak to a supervisor, was not allowed to actually speak to one and was told there was nothing else that would or could be done. \n\nThis is a terrible place for customer service and I refuse to frequent a hotel that treats its customers in this fashion. NYNY: learn how to treat people with dignity and get some real managers! \n\nRECOMMENDATION: DO NOT STAY HERE!


This Irish bar is pretty typical for a casino.  I.E. there isn't much Irish to it.  But it does have a decent selection of beers.  Sometimes they bring in very weird bands or groups to play music.  I would say it would be worth stopping by and grabbing a beer.  Plus you can keep the glass.


It's cool.  It's hip.  It's trendy... and it's WAY too small.  I went there late evening and had to stand in line.  The food was beautiful if not a bit pricey and I very much enjoyed what I had but when it came down to actual taste, it was an OK dessert but no better.  It's just the whole package that I think has people raving.


The price is pretty standard for Las Vegas, but I have to say, they have great seafood options - and, importantly, they're all natural/organic caught/grown etc.  They have great fresh oysters from multiple locations, and I actually had the best sushi I've ever had here.


I eaten here a few times and have always enjoyed my meal. This place grills a good steak, the bread that comes with you meal is really tasty and different. A must try is the rattlesnake..tastes like chicken.The atmosphere is fun and maybe a little overboard but in a good way. The magician here on the weekends is great so be sure to have him stop by your table his name is Flash.


All those fancy displays can't make up for their lack of customer service. \n\nI stopped in recently to take a look at their North Face section as well as their hiking boots. Honestly, I feel like stores like Sports Authority are going to be going the way of the dodo soon because their prices are MUCH higher than online retailers. Rarely a sale item will be on par with Amazon.com or other online stores. But, I figured I would stop in anyway to see what they had available in windbreakers. \n\nThe result? Not much. And everything was priced at MSRP retail to boot. Of course, I mean look at the size of the store. Look at all those employees talking to each other instead of their customers, and look at the cashier playing with her iPhone instead of looking for people to assist. That's quite the payroll to make every week. \n\nAnyway, I was in there for 20 minutes, got asked if I needed help zero times, got no glance or assistance in the shoe section, and got no \"have a nice day\" from the cashier texting and looking down as me and another customer walked out. Yeah, Sports Authority has seen better days for sure. Big box will be dead soon and the folks \"working\" there will have plenty of time to text from home. \n\nGood riddance!


Come for the Dim Sum.  Arrived 11am and it was fairly busy.  Full of Asian families taking their time and enjoying themselves.\n\nAmbience - Clean, well lit and noisy like most Dim Sum places.  Open kitchen which is somewhat unusual and a good thing.\n\nPrice - Ordered 1 A item and 4 B items plus 2 Tsin Dao beers ($7) for a total lunch of $22.38.\n\nService - Funny start when they tried to make me take a menu (I'm only part asian so I guess they wanted to make me order ala carte food).  After that it was good.  The hostess seated me right away and the food carts rotate quickly and consistently.  I hardly finished each plate and it was whisked away.  Busboy offered me a second beverage before I had to ask anyone for another.\n\nFood - Excellent selection sorted by food types: baked and fried goods, steamed goods, large sides (like fried rice), dessert and fresh beverage.\n\nPork Shui Mai - Good flavor but slightly chewy (like a typical chicken texture).\n\nBBQ Pork Bun Baked (Char Sui Bao) - Perfect bun texture and flavor with a tasty glaze coating (your hands will get sticky).  Stuffing of bbq pork was tasty.\n\nPork Dumpling (gau style not pot sticker) - Must have! great crispy dough contrasts with lightly chewy stuffing.  Lightly sweet flavor is delicate and delicious.\n\nChar Sui Bao steamed - Great flavor but dough wasn't my favorite (stick to the baked ones).\n\nShrimp dumpling (Har Gau) - Good sized value with sticky wrapper and delicately spiced shrimp filling.  Each one must have at least two 10-12 shrimps in it.\n\nDidn't try the fried rice, dessert cart or the fresh juice cart (soup or beverage?).  They also paraded around an asparagus plate that looked and smelled wonderful but I was too full.\n\nI was pleasantly surprised by the quality and value of this place and would recommend it.  I'm picky about Dim Sum and this place does a decent job on everything I tried and better than average with the Baked BBQ Pork Bun and Ha Gau.


I've never waited in a drive thru so long. 2 People behind us got their order first. We orders 2 shakes and 12 wings. Wings were drenched in WAY too much sauce. When we finally got our wings we were given no ranch which we asked for when we ordered. Went in to talk to them manager looked like he was high on drugs. We were given our ranch and he said that the workers should have told us there was a long wait. Nothing was given to us and no sorrys were said. Will NEVER go there again.  TERRIBLE service.