Food is good, but customer service should be just as good. Very rude, not friendly makes you feel un welcome. Don't know how he stays in business. Will tell all people I know to never go there. Vegas is full of good markets and this is not one of them.


I liked their crab legs. I was second in a huge forming line. They are cracked, so no work has to be done. Sushi was very fresh. They have really cute bite sized desserts, so you can sample a lot of things. The dessert section is hidden away from everything else, so I think there is a good chance a lot of people forget about it. They have gellato in many different flavors like sour cherry. Very cute desserts. I don't know what kind of dessert I was eating. White chocolate with edible silver balls and soft center. Good what ever it was. I am very picky, and I found a lot of stuff I could eat. However for the price, I think I like the Bellagio better. Their is also a buffet on the stip with circular aquariums at the buffet with tropical desserts that are out of this world. Just can't remember the name of it :( I just remember you take an esculator down to get to the buffet. If you love Sushi Todai is a great fish and sushi buffet for reasonable prices. They have chicken and beef too!


Worst service ever!!!!\nThis office doesn't answer phone calls. They were supposed to pick us up from the hotel and never showed up. This office should be closed!


The rooms are actually very modern and nice. I had two separate rooms for my group.  Three bay suite and a two bay suite. So why they 1 star? Its not the staff. Its the casino allowing smoking anywhere and everywhere. Its the pool party with DJ on Saturdays. If you want to see white trash at its finest, go ahead. People throwing up, cops throwing people out, people having sex in the bushes....give me a break. What a joke.


We stayed at the Flamingo last week since my friend had a free night from the last time he was booked there.  During that time, the front desk lost his reservation and apparently was very unhelpful with finding him another spot to stay...leaving him stranded to fend for himself on his first night in Vegas.\n\nWe got a late flight so checked in at 11:30pm (after an hour long wait).  the room we requested was unavailable, even though we called ahead of time to make sure they still had our reservation and our room.  They preceded to check us into a temporary room with a room change to be made the next morning.  Renee on the front desk was a sweetheart and the only person in the hotel who really seemed to care.  We preceded up to our room and all of a sudden I started coughing and sneezing and was having a severe allergic reaction.  My friend went out in the hallway to get ice and noticed we were in one of the only \"Pet Friendly\" rooms in the hotel.  I have severe allergies to pets and no one informed us that it was a pet room.  We called down and were placed on hold for 15 mins when we decided to not waste our first night there and hung up to head downstairs to the casino.  We came back to our room at an obscene hour only to find ourselves locked out of our room.  I guess the reasoning was that they changed our room and keys but neglected to tell us this.\n\nThe next morning we phoned front desk to see if our room was ready.  They gave us a timeline of 1pm but when we went to get our new room keys,  the room was still not ready.  Were were given a fantastic room on the 20th floor with a strip view, which is what we wanted in the first place. The only plus of this whole experience.\n\nWhen we checked out we had a charge of 160$ in internet...OUT OF THIS WORLD.  when we explained to them how disappointed we were, and how the internet barely worked, the front desk (including supervisor) refused to do anything about it.  They also blamed us for not reading the terms and conditions or telling them about my allergy.  Internet is charged per person per location, so 3 charges were from our initial room., and another 3 from the new room..in the same day.  We had to ask for the number to the internet company and call from our Canadian cell phones because apparently all the phones in the Flamingo are for in house, which I know is a complete lie.  I work in a hotel and this is by far the WORST customer service I've ever received. If the Flamingo is supposed to be this wonderful \"centre of the strip, historic, Vegas resort\", the staff should stand beside it. We never heard an apology out of anyone.  The internet company ended up taking off the charges for us, and could not believe that the front desk did nothing about it.\n\nI will NOT stay here again, even though the casino, restaurants and rooms were great for the price.  Customer service is #1 and I was overly disappointed with the service received.


2nd attempt at this place. The only reason we did go back is that we had a gift certificate (which is now useless).   Aftef the disappointment a few weeks back we decided fo call to be sure they had a cook on duty and we could get something to eat.  They told us they would be serviing appetizers until 7pm.  We got there about 2:30 and asked the bartender/manager if they had a cook there and got a completely different story than the one on the phone.  Not only do they no longer serve lunch or dinner but they don't even serve appetizers.  What a crock of ____!!!  How can they ever stay in business?  People want food when they are drinking.  The manager gave us a story that they bought only the bar and the restaurant was a separate entity..We will definitely not be going back for the 3rd time nor ever again. Kiss my certificate goodbye!!!!!!


What a joke! I had high hopes when I saw the Illy sign and read the menu...what a let down. The service and food were both horrible. I had a sandwich from the specials menu...a Pesto chicken sandwich; for starters it took too long to get the food...broiled pre-cooked chicken, plastic bag puree avocado, flavorless bread! If this place was in SF it would fail---but that's true for most places in Vegas---what passes for food here is a joke. Oh and before you say I don't understand French cuisine....I'm half French, half Italian, and travel to Europe every other year for the past 12 years.


Do not wash your car at this place. The owner Matt never answers his phone or returns calls.  He also will over charge your credit card and not make it right. This place is no good be warned.


The cheesecake is good and the waitstaff tend to be friendly, but the food definitely leaves a lot to be desired. I've had several entr\u00e9es and appetizers here and not been impressed by any of them. I'd especially recommend avoiding the nachos!\n\nThat said, it's a decent place to go late night for dessert.


Could not find out what was wrong with me. Bad bedside etiquette. Never found out what was wrong with me after 20 visits, always felt rushed and that he had better things to do.


I love this place! I have a problem with their crappy customer service via their website and how they don't allow long ranting complaints (which I have, but will set aide). They have a text limit, so when I wrote my awesome e-mail from my phone to send, at the end, it said their website couldn't process my complaint at the time... I tried from my computer writing a new e-mail (since the other one was erased), but that one wouldn't submit either. Then I sent a 1 word e-mail. Hey! That went through! Apparently, they want to hear your comments, just not long ones. My friend also wrote an e-mail stating that she wanted to set up a PARTY to come to this theater. No reply. I'd say they should improve that. Moving on to the awesomeness.\n\nFULL sized reclining chairs. They are comfy and lush, and actually served as a nice nap area when Epic (Disney's attempt at making an epic movie) got boring. I love their reserved seating option (which doesn't work on the mobile version, so make sure to click on full site, or book from a computer). The people who work here seem to really like their job and I like the usher that tells jokes while we're waiting for the previews. Ticket prices are the same if not lower than others. I took my kids here and they were in love. Now when I'm sitting at another movie theater, I just wish I could be reclining instead. I am definitely a fan, even after I let them eat up $30 for Ironman 3D on top of my other Ironman movie tickets (I paid a total of $54 to watch Ironman 3. It wasn't worth it). Come! Reserve your seats so it doesn't matter if you're late. Bring a blankie. Enjoy!


fried chicken -------b-a-n-a-n-a-s


I guess maybe because they have a great location Z Tejas doesnt think it has too work that hard anymore.  I was there with a large group and we were all extremely disappointed across the board.  The service was really slow (even with the bar being slow) and almost non existent.  It took so long to get drinks that some people were questioning if they had ordered or not.  We had dirty plates and old drinks on our table that we couldnt get rid of even when we piled them up and shoved them all to the corner of the table. The food took even longer.  20+ minutes for shrimp tostada bites and the had clearly been sitting for a bit since the shrimp was cold.  Chicken burritos with minimal chicken-if you ask for more beware you will be charged 8 more bucks for it!!   The cheese quesadilla didnt have enough cheese either.  I was very disappointed and will not return.  The only plus was sitting on the patio.  maybe the service is better during there prime hours but it should be the same all the time, right?


Great French onion soup and French dip sand


Bleh.  This place isn't even good when you are drunk.


I was quoted a price for a new pair of glasses and lenses that were in the 50% area. Came back the next day excited to buy the glasses and was told the glasses were not on sale for 50% and that the quote someone gave me the day before was wrong. The new quote was DOUBLE what I was quoted the day before! Not only was I disappointed about the price, but the sale associate was rude and didn't care about what had happened. I will never shop at Lens Crafters ever again. What a horrible experience! I also came in many times before and the employees never helped me. They were just sitting down doing nothing. I honestly don't know how they are able to stay in business if they don't help customers or at least ask.


I purchased a jar of palm sugar . I had it in my pantry for about 3 weeks. I opened it today and there was mole flowing on top of the sugar & lid of the jar. I took it back to the store to exchange it. The store clerk refuse to exchange it because I did not have my receipt. I explained to him that I have never had problem with purchases from the store . And I shop there 2 time a week & was accumulating so many receipts I decide not to keep them. He was very rude and lie to me there was no manger in the store. I will be reporting them to the Southern Nevada Health District.


the last time i was here 4 years ago i was still eating meat, and i fondly remember how good it was so i just have to go back. we had a bottle of the Col Solare and i love how it's not too dry and not too sweet for a red wine. for the appetizer, we had the tuna on a himalayan salt block - perfect tuna sashimi texture, and i love how you rub each slice on the block for additional flavor/saltiness. for the main course i had the grilled salmon beurre blanc - the salmon and the mussels were very fresh, and the creamy wild mushroom risotto was very flavorful. our table also ordered the deconstructed rib eye and i was told it was fantastic also. our perfect dinner wouldnt be complete without dessert, so we ordered the 6 flavor sorbet shooters (strawberry, vanilla, chocolate, raspberry, coconut, and mango), and the coconut cake (im not a coconut fan but this one is very subtle, not too sweet, very refreshing). The manager, William Wilson, was very friendly and warm and attended to our whole dining experience. I recommend this place to all my friends. Very happy and satisfied customer here. :)


This is one of those places where the food looks better than it taste.  It doesn't taste horrible, but definitely not as good as it looks.  \n\nMy favorites were the miso butterfish, kimchi fried rice and tuna sashimi salad.  It's a great place for you to try many different (small) appetizers at an efficient cost.  The vibe feels very Japanese, as if you really are in Japan, which was something I liked.  \nIt's a fun experience, but I didn't feel like it hit the spot when I walked out the door.  Probably won't come back to try different items, just my favorites.


I think I actually felt the story and history of Titanic, the \"ship of dreams\" with all my heart during my visit. I wanted to visit this exhibition so bad because it was our one year anniversary and 100th anniversary of Titanic, it was just such a touching and romantic thing to do! \n\nThe tickets are $32 each for adult, they have photographers take photos for visitors with 3 backgrounds. The scene in the very front of the ship from the movie, the portrait of the big piece of Titanic, and the re-creation of the Grand Staircase. You can decide if you want those photos after your visit. They don't allow cameras inside, all the phones have to be turned off as soon as you enter the exhibition. \n\nThe 25,000-square-feet exhibit was fantastic! I loved it how they re-created the first and third class rooms. We could actually walk through it, even the furnishings were by original manufacturers. Lots of recovered artifacts from Titanic, lots of detailed descriptions about the ship and passengers, even the stories about survivors and victims. \n\nI was surprised first class suite cost that much money per person for this voyage, more than $50,000 a suite in today's money value! In the movie Kate's fianc\u00e9e must be so wealthy to book 3 suites! And how luxury the first class areas were, only they had running water, and everything was as luxury as Ritz. Wow.. Amazing! \n\nI almost lost words at The Grand Staircase ... It was just like in the movie! My favorite set! We got to walk up and take a photo, my dream came true! The actual big piece of Titanic was so surreal to me, I couldn't believe it was an actual piece from the ship! And the rest of the ship in the bottom of North Atlantic Ocean is going to disappear in a decade or two from decaying. \n\nIt was very educational that they showed us when Titanic hit the iceberg, why, and how she had no chance but to sink....and why many passengers died from the cold so fast in North Atlantic Ocean, the water was even colder than the iceberg they put there for visitors to touch and feel, it was freezing! Most passengers suffered psychological and physical panics in the water, their body temperatures dropped very fast, so that they died even faster in the water..... so sad.....And they re-created the moonless night on the deck when Titanic hit the iceberg. I swear I could feel something around me, I hope they were not spirits or something... \n\nThis exhibit was just too touching, too real, I had tears in my eyes, I couldn't imagine how people went through all that, such a great tragedy... I even told hubby that I would never get on a life boat without him, just like Kate & Jack in the movie! Well, I am just a hopeless romantic! \n\nThey had a visitors book for us to write our thoughts about our visit. A gift shop to get something to take home of this amazing Titanic artifact exhibition. \n\nAbsolutely loved this exhibit, can't even describe how much I enjoyed it, it was really a romantic thing to do for couples, I highly recommend it!


The pictures on the internet all doctored up and nice looking really had us fooled!\n\nAs soon as we walked in we knew this place would be way more ghetto than the pictures.  Smelled gross.  Other people staying in the hotel were pretty ghetto as well.  Reservations screwed up when we checked in resulting in us having to wait awhile.  Room wasn't too bad and the king size bed was nice.  \n\nHaving to walk half a block to get to the parking lot was a pain.  Having the hotel connected to what I believe was a bus station led to lots of fun interactions with bums and vagrants!\n\nI thought the in hotel restaraunt was going to blow but it was actually the best part!\n\nMEHHHHHHHH you get what you pay for i guess


Came in for 3 nights. I was upgraded to a suite on the 11th floor overlooking the Wynn Golf course - Awesome views.\n\nThe hotel has  new management and a new food manager. The customers service has always been solid in the past but they staff has really stepped up their game. Even the food in the club lounge has really gone upscale in the evenings. I've experienced many Marriott's family hotels and this location has some of the best tasting food for a club lounge. Medallions of beef, shrimp lettuce wraps,  shrimp poke on shredded lettuce, lobster mac & cheese, tilapia with capers and lemon sauce were some of the food offered for three evenings. The desserts were also impressive over baked cookies - one evening they had flan and another evening yummy warm bread pudding. In the morning the club lounge installed a pancake machine to where I just pushed a button and within seconds two pancakes popped onto my plate. \n\nOverall I was impressed more so then previous stays and I'm looking forward to returning.


My husband and I recently found out that the same people that owned Mama's now own this restaurant. Being regulars at Mama's we decided we had to go. As soon as we walked through the door we were greeted by the hostess who was very nice and friendly. The food was wonderful. We tried the mussels in a red sauce as our appetizer and they were outstanding. We also had the lasagna and the chicken don carlo. Both were excellent and there was plenty to take home for the next day. The service was fabulous, our waitress Samantha was amazing. She was very attentive without being overbearing and annoying. We had been to Fontanella's a few times before the new ownership; however the food was never this good. We will definitely be coming back.


Open 11am-9pm. Greek guys doing white broccoli & white shrimp pizzas with buffalo wings, hot & cold subs, calzones, stromboli's, ziti, lasagna, chic parm, spaghetti. Free limited delivery


I've been here a few times now for the unlimited sushi deal.  It's pretty easy to get your money's worth.  However, like most places on campus, the sushi just isn't that good.  Don't get me wrong, it's not bad.  There's only one roll I've had here which I didn't like, and that's not because it was poorly made or anything; I just didn't like the flavor (the Texas Scorpion, in case you're wondering).  I tend to prefer fancy rolls, but most of the specialty rolls here are pretty similar, and I'd prefer some variety.\n\nI always get a ton of yellowtail when I go, though.  It's pretty tasty.


We recently stayed at the Encore for 3 nights as a part of a packaged deal which included a 3 night stay, 2 tickets to La Reve, and a $25 dollar slot machine credit (which I promptly lost in about 20 minutes).  \n\nOverall, the hotel was very nice.  The lobby and casino decor is very gaudy, as is the Wynn, but since that's what they're going for, I won't hold it against them.  The hotel rooms and hallways were lovely.  Our room was beautiful and comfortable, although the view of down town Las Vegas left a bit to be desired.  Don't listen to those warnings from the front desk about noise from the club.  Get the view of the strip and wear some earplugs.\n\nThe pools were fantastic.  Very beautiful and plenty of chairs to be had.  If it hadn't been so hot we would have stayed out there longer and rented a cabana, of which there are tons.  The casino itself was nice, and smelled good, which is an accomplishment, but not much different than the other hotels in this class.\n\nAlthough the hotel was nice, our customer service experience was a bit disappointing.  When we checked in, we were offered a selection of about 5 available rooms.  When we chose one on the 34th floor, we got our keys and headed up.  Upon arriving, we noticed a $20 bill and some change sitting on the desk, and then an open bottle of lotion on a table, and when I looked in the bathroom and saw multiple personal belongings on the counter, it was confirmed - the Encore front desk had checked us into someone else's room!  Thank goodness those poor people weren't IN the room when we opened it up.  And thankfully we are honest people and didn't steal their belongings!  \n\nWe immediately grabbed our things and left to tell the front desk that they had checked us into an already occupied room.  The woman at the front desk acted flustered and irritated (not really apologetic though) and offered us an upgrade to a panoramic suit (over the regular suit we had booked).  It was basically the same exact room on a higher floor, which afforded me a better view of the Riviera.  Great. \n\nWe also inquired about using the gym.  Your choices are 15 bucks a day per person, or pay the resort fee for all nights you are staying, which was $67 dollars in our case.  No, thanks, that's TWICE what I pay for my monthly gym membership!  Considering how expensive this hotel is, you would think the guests at the Encore would be allowed to have full use of the facilities offered without paying extra.\n\nI also agree with some other reviewers that the food options at this hotel are a let down.  $3.50 for a small black coffee and 4 bucks for a croissant is not the best way to start your day.  We wound up walking across the street to Fashion Show mall for several meals for better dining options at better prices.  I suppose I can include close proximity to the mall as a plus.\n\nAs a side note, La Reve was completely amazing, and whether or not you stay at the Encore, it is definitely worth seeing!! \n\nOverall, the hotel was nice, and as long as you don't mind spending a lot on your trip, you will have a great stay.  Well, if they don't let strangers into your room, that is!


I have been seeing Dr. Johnnie Woodson for years.  He is always very nice and willing to talk to me about my condition at length.  The office has gotten so much better since new management has taken over.\n\nSometimes the wait is a bit longer than I would like but the Doctor is wortht the wait!


I'd been wanting a tattoo detailing a concept from my favorite all time book series, The Wheel of Time. I knew Tone's work from a friend of mine and he did an absolutely beautiful job with freehand detailing that is incredible. I couldn't have asked for a better outcome!!


Unfortunately, I had a really terrible experience at this salon. I was excited to try a new place for a great price (with a gel manicure groupon) however when I got to the salon, the lady redeemed my groupon on my phone and then immediately claimed no such thing happened. I saw her press the button with my very eyes and genuinely thought this was a bad joke. After I showed her she redeemed it she started arguing with me saying I need to pay again, that my groupon was invalid, and basically accusing me of stealing. I was horrified. She then proceeded to turn to  her coworkers and very obviously talk about me.   It was the most appalling customer service I have ever seen. She went on to make me pay full price for my manicure even though I had a legitimate groupon. I would have left immediately had my friend (who also had a groupon) was not already inside. My friend was serviced by a different gentleman and did not have any  problems. She also simply showed her phone to the person, pressed redeem and went on to get a manicure in peace. We were both extremely appalled at their behavior and the terrible treatment of a new customer.  I am never going back.


Went to this location because my normal location was out of something. They were very nice here and held my items no problem.\n\nThis store has a very different vibe than the Summerlin store. It was kind of weird but fun. Everyone here was very nice and helpful.\n\nAs usual, they had a great selection of everything. The produce is always amazing and the meat and seafood counter is to die for. I would definitely go to this location again if I was ever on this side of town.


Awesome show! Terry Fator has definetely earn his spot on the Las Vegas Strip as the headliner for the Mirage. Probably one of the best comedy performances I have seen (And I have seen plenty... like Dane Cook live). \n\nFirst of all, I remember when the 'Terry Fator Theatre' was the Danny Gans' theater. They truly did a great job renovating. Terry Fator Theatre is very modern and plush, with great lighting and a stage that would remind you of a game show set. The crowd is warmed up by other comedy performers and  DJs, who plays a danceable mix of pop songs.\n\nFator uses a series of TV-famous plushy, pop-eyed puppet characters, a crew of Muppets knockoffs. But trust me when I say, they are more entertaining than the muppets (they come closer to Avenue Q style puppets).  \n\nFator shows his expertise in ventriloquism within the first five mins of the show, and his animated and expressive characters are a foundation for his true talent: He's a singing impressionist conjuring the distinctive sounds and styles of Garth Brooks, Rod Stewart, Etta James, Louie Armstrong, Axl Rose and even Elvis.\n\nHe is very interactive with the audience, and performs songs that  everyone in the audience should know. Fator is undeniably talented, likeable and professional, and his act at the Mirage shows to be around for a long time.


Had a jarringly friendly counter-woman, which may be standard for Wisconsin.  On a road trip through we only had time for a quick lunch, and I think we made the perfect choice.\n\nThe store is littered with samples. We each ordered sandwiches which came with cornichons (I could take or leave) and a chocolate square (perfect ending). Surprisingly affordable sandwich deal for such a place, but otherwise pretty pricey. \n\nAs I approached the counter I kept finding things I had to buy, cheese squeaks (were great on the road), \"orphans\" (little cut ends of cheese for $2-4), beer (self explanatory). \n\nWe headed out to the patio with sandwiches and haul in tow, but kept eyeing the grassy patch across the street for a picnic. We weren't sure what the rules were about drinking beer outside of designated restaurant areas, and inquired within. Not only did she say it was fine, the perfect picnic blanket appeared from her hands and we proceeded to have a genuinely great meal in the sun, on the grass, by city hall, watching the protesters and chipmunks scurry around us.\n\nAnyway, this counter woman facilitated a great meal, the bread is universally delicious and sandwich appropriate, though I was partial to the sunflower seed thing used for the PBJ. The cranberry relish on their turkey and the jelly used on PBJ were both similar, chunky, sweet and tasty. Smoked chicken was creamy and the cheese was mild, but could have used a more bitter green on it. I wish I had tried the Salami. Across the board, my only complaint is that I wish the cheeses had been more prominent on the sandwiches, and that I wish they had some kind of grilled cheese/pure cheese sandwich on offer.\n\nI had a local Wisconsin red ale (Quisconsin I think?), a friend had a cider. Both went well.


My 20 something son raved about this place! and he doesn't rave about anything. Unique steam punk interior - cool. Hot dogs?not just hot dogs, Old School Stuffed meat - each one made with local ingredients and specific meat combination for each dish. I had the Bahn-Mi - very delicious, served with some of the best fries I've ever had. The staff was into the concept and were excited about explaining the menu. Definitely will go back. We went on the weekend for lunch, not a game day, students hadn't moved in yet, so it wasn't busy and we parked across the street. Given that it is on Regent you have to be creative if you need parking. But very much worth the hassle. Great concept for a restaurant, I think it will be wildly successful when everyone finds out about it.


Pleasantly surprised. My room had new, very comfy beds.  No view. Price and location are great.\n\nIf the following did not happen, 3.5 stars.\n\nHowever, service is lacking. Security was rude and ignorant. Manager was rude as well.\n\nBetter places to stay for the same price. \n\nIt is competitive and after that slap in the face I will certainly go elsewhere.


I've never had such great customer service in years, until these guys showed up to my home.  They were very professional, courteous and very knowledgeable about their trade.  They put us at ease within minutes even though our entire home was flooded.  I'd recommend this company to anyone in need of their services.


Fish is very good and the chips are good if you don't get them to go.\nThe bar area has a good selection of beers on tap (Kronenbourg being my favorite)\nThe staff are friendly and the prices reasonable.\nAs other reviewers have said - the decor is simple, and does remind me of Fish and Chip Shops back in England (I am an ex-pat)\nThe grocery section has a decent selection and you can find some decent imported English foods


Used a groupon prepaid copon for dinner.  Service was very good; after that not so good.  Food was luke warm and the salad was just average.  The Gyro plate was greasey and bland.  For $9.00+ it should have been much better.  I have had Greek food at many places and this one is at the bottom of the list.  I would pass on this one.


Waited over 30 minutes for our food... Fish and chips, lamb chops and lamb shank were ok. Scallops had no particular flavor. They were just salty. Accompaniments were less than desirable. Waiter was busy flirting with two ladies sitting at the next table. He stopped by once to check on us when we were nearly done eating. Don't come here if you want service. Trying to get someone to take our credit card so that we can pay and get out of here...


There are only two good things about staying at the MGM Grand hotel in Vegas. The location and the bed. First of all the super gay employee who checked us in had an attitude when he told us there was a $200 fee to check in and we only had cash. I had no idea of the fee to begin with. Then we were never able to log in with their WiFi connection. Super complicated and it never worked not even offline my phone couldnt connect. I dont know if they have a signal jammer or what. The walk to the room was half a mile. I guess we made the mistake of staying when that loser miley cyrus was booked so the hotel and the parking lot was jam packed with the fall of americas future clogging up the hallways, elevators and parking garage. Spent over $500 for a 3 night stay which was really worth maybe $200. Im Definitely choosing a better place next year.


As a NYC girl I have to say this is the first time I ever ordered from here and had delivery from the Surprise AZ Chain, and this will be the last time I ever order. I ordered baked Ziti and it was so dry and looked like they baked a whole pan of it and then take from the pan and Microwave it to heat it, The Ziti noodles were hard I ordered chicken wings as well I did not get any blue cheese dressing & Celery as I asked for and there Garlic Bread was definetely nuked, it is as hard as a Hardball you can not even chew it. what a waste of money. People who say this place is excellent must not be from NY...Sorry to write such a bad review but it is the truth...


When in Vegas, you have to know your way around. I like to think that I'm pretty knowledgeable about the club scene. Well, my girlfriends and I happen to be in Vegas on a Wednesday so we decided to hit up Eclipse. Since discovering Surrender's nighttime pool club, we've been a fan of that scene since. We got a $500 comped table from a host, Kwame, who was awesome btw! He got us checked in and everything ran smoothly. \n\nWelp, that's where it ended. Our waitress, Kelly, was awful. Awful awful lady! She didn't seem to want us there. She over poured our drinks, which I assume to get us to buy a new bottle quicker. My group of girls are all pretty petite, I think you can assume that our tolerance isn't that high. She made us 6 drinks, and the entire bottle was almost finished. You can only assume that those were some stiff drinks! Then when we found out we got charged for 8 water bottles, totaling to over $50 we were super annoyed with the fact that she was annoyed with us. She tells me, \"You said you wanted water.\" I kindly replied, \"Yes, I did want water, as a mixer for my vodka waters, but I did request 8 bottles.\" Especially at such a high price! I'm not that frugal but her attitude stunk! She made me feel cheap. Look lady, your 22% gratuity may already be included, but you can at least try to act like you're working for your money! After that, she took our whole bottle service away, just as quickly as we finished our last drop of vodka. RUDE! I've never felt so rushed and embarrassed. And the shitty thing is that her tip for her hour and a half of waiting on us, which was very minimal might I add, was over $130. \n\nEclipse, itself is okay. Big ordinary pool in the center so you can walk around the entire perimeter. DJ set up is at one end of the pool and the bar was opposite of that. It wasn't too visually appealing though. Nothing to rave about. Not visually stunning as you'd like and hope for.


Have been here several times and plan to keep going as i have high hopes. I like the atmosphere -nice patio and can't wait for live music. Both service and food a bit uneven. The 50/50 sandwich/.salad is a nice option. Salads are interesting but sometimes dressing seems watery and lacks taste. I rarely eat beef except for here as the carne asada is tasty and burgers are cooked to order. My greatest complaint is that the iced tea always tastes stale.  That is my marker for a good restaurant so i am hoping they figure that out.


It's 11:30 at night went to check into the hotel after a long 6 hour drive an was denied a hotel room because I dot have a credit card. I explained to to him I had more than enough cash an he questioned me as to why I had so much an told me he couldn't do anything WILL NEVER be staying at a comfort inn ever again


Minus one star for the slowness of service and the room in general. I get that things need to be cooked to order, but some attentiveness in between or acknowledgment that it had taken over 30 minutes for us to get from the first course to the next one would have been nice. \n\nAlso, I felt like I was sitting in the lap of one of the people in the table next to me. We basically had to maneuver our table in order to go to the bahtroom and I'm a small person -- I cannot imagine what someone of normal height would have to do. It's also not as if we were a surprise guest -- I made my reservations well in advance. \n\nThanks to the food, both of these issues were very much overshadowed.  \n\nOur meals began with their squash soup shooter and bread amuse bouche. Both were great. Then came the bread platter. Amazing. Between my boyfriend and I we tried all of them, our favorites being the bacon one (bacon!!!) and the lemon/rosemary one. \n\nFor my first course I had their seared foie dish. It was superb. Su-perb. The boy got the fruit de mer bowl and all in all it was good but not impressive since we hail from the land of seafood. The highlight of it though was the tuna in the middle. It melted in your mouth.\n\nMy main course was the duck. That was also great. Well seasoned and the confit of some of the leftovers that they gave me was also very good. My boyfriend's rabbit was also very well done. He had never had rabbit before and enjoyed it quite a bit.\n\nBy the time dessert arrived, we were both sufficiently stuffed. I ordered the chocolate souffle and it was everything I had hoped for. Rich. Creamy in the middle. Delicious. My boyfriend ordered the Sphere which was not only rich and tasty but also really cool to watch as they poured the sauce over it.\n\nI really like the petit fours at the end but they seemed a bit overkill given how rich everything else was. The mini jewelry box with truffles was also a nice added touch.


Sushi Wa -  the ambiance here is nice, modern chic. \n    We had a huge party of 24, made a reservation the set up was quite confusing. But we got it handled. \n     Obviously 24 people could get pretty confusing for AYCE but the server was patient. He did forget things at times but we we tried to be patient and understanding. \n\n  Quality of sushi was good. I liked how they actually have sashimi in the AYCE


I was blown away by La Reve -- Steve Winn's version of Cirque du Soleil. It was nothing short of spectacular! The water elements were truly amazing. I couldn't believe the acrobatics, the heights, the dancing, the antics. I was also surprised by the depth of emotion I felt too. It was so abstract, yet so emo. \n\nI do wonder about the guy with the man boobs though... can anyone enlighten me? Still contemplating that one.


Pretty cool sports bar with great TV coverage, had a party of 12 so did apps and hordevres. Drinks were good but a little pricey and need better selection on whiskey.


I really don't even know where to start with this place.  I've lived in Central Phoenix for 8 years and have always heard about how great this place was.  That's the only reason I didn't turn around and walk out upon entering.  The decor in this place is cluttered, old, and feels dirty.  They sell most of their \"decorations\" and if you are looking for a basket from 1984 you will surely find one. The floors, the tables, the walls - everything just looks old and worn.  I don't find that particularly appetizing.  \n\nSo I figured, this place must make one hell of a sandwich to keep such a high reputation, and placed my order.  While very nice, the staff is s...l...o...w...  \n\nI ordered the briesciutto.  I figured brie, prosciutto, sun dried tomatoes - can't mess that up, right?  Wrong.  The French bread was hard as a rock and was way too much bread.  The sun dried tomatoes were huge, but overpowered everything else.  I couldn't taste the brie or the prosciutto.     For what I paid and what I've heard, I had expected much better.  I was very disappointed in the entire experience.\n\nMy overall recommendation: just go across the parking lot to Einstein's.


I would not trust anyone but Connie to watch my dog.  The pictures she has posted of her clients are so cute and adorable.   She is so flexible and when she has watched my dog in the past, I would always get a text message about how she was doing.  Great place highly recommend.


I really want to like this 131, yet at the same time why should I care? The last couple of times I've been my experience has been subpar. Plus, the interior just has an odd feel...maybe it's me. The location is great, but the setup seems odd and the place has never been busy when I've gone. Anyway...\n\nWhen this place is on, it's pretty damn solid. I recommend sitting outside or at the cocktail tables in the bar. I'm no southern boy and, therefore, not a cornbread fan, but this place does something unreal with it. I order it every time. Drizzle the honey on it and....mmmmm. Try the awesome roast beef sandwich (I never recommend roti de beouf, but here I make an exception). The steak salad and the ahi tuna salad are both on-point; I'm a sucker for noodles, mango, avocado...etc. These are entree size portions, not your run-of-the-mill wimpy salad with a slab o' meat on it.\n\nAs I mentioned earlier, however, I just haven't been impressed the last couple visits. A subpar veggie burger and a stale roll on my roast beef sandwich...seriously hard as a rock. Service was slow and didn't seem genuine, which doesn't make sense when the place is nearly empty. I don't know why this location struggles so. Will someone enlighten me? It never looks busy when I walk by either.\n\nAll that said, I recommend the Cornelius or Ballantyne locations over this one, which is too bad considering this one definitely has the best location.


I keep wanting to like this place.  I want to support a local business, and yet....\n\nLast year I took my two boys there after a theater performance (Greasepaint!   Excellent!), and after we placed our orders for lunch, I took out our SET game (it's a card game that does not use a traditional deck - great fun).  WIthin moments, the server was back at our table.  \"You can't do that.\"  \"What?  Play cards?  It's not gambling.\" (Maybe I was wrong, but living here, you start to assume that an objection to something must be religion based).  \"The owners don't allow it.\"  \"They don't allow it?  It's a matching game.\"  \"No.  You'll have to put it away.\"\n\nNow.  I would understand not wanting us to sit and play cards if we'd finished eating and were just holding a table (assuming it was busy).   However, this was during the gap between ordering and eating.  I KNOW I should've just left then.  Instead, I made my kids happy and we stayed for lunch (and ice cream!).  \n\nA couple months ago I (foolishly) decided to try again.  Didn't bother with the cards this time.  The lousy thing this time was the mold on my son's bread.  They DID remove the sandwich from the bill, but eish.    \n\nI'd kind of like the \"Restaurant Impossible\" guy to come in here and give it an overhaul.  I don't mind the nostalgia stuff, but the place does need a solid going over.


1. The place was filthy! the window we sat at had algae and/or mold over the entire surface. The ceiling had water damage and had been spottily fixed. (Imagine what you can not see.) \n2. From the time we ordered the soup and salad portion took 40 minutes. Dinner was far over 60 minutes. \n3. We had to get up and find someone to get our drinks refilled for just water and tea. 4. The appetizer orders were half wrong. \n5. One dinner order was wrong. No manager came to talk to us or apologize for a thing. \n6. Potatoes came without sour cream..others came without butter. (which never came)\n7. Staff was not at all friendly or nice. They kept saying they were extremely busy but the dining room had only two tables with customers.....and there were more than 5 servers with at least two boys for busing, so I have no idea what they do when actually busy. \n\nIf you are looking for a nice marina atmosphere try Red Fin Blues Instead. SKIP THIS PLACE COMPLETELY!


Well we had a company function here today. Had fun bowling, then we wanted to get food. Went to the restaurant, only to be disappointed. Cajun fish is not Cajun, only blackened, not spicy at all. For those who can not have spicy food, do not order the Sloppy Joe, the menu says nothing but it is spicy. Did take time for the waiter to tell the manager of the problem, making it seem that I ate the sloppy joe. Not true, the sandwich comes with the bun off the sloppy joe with a pile diced spicy jalapeno on top. Took over 10 minutes for the replacement dish to come out by that time my co-workers were done with their food, so had to get it to go. \n\nNeedless to say that we will not go there to eat. Bowling yes and it's free for locals the first hour. Great service while bowling. They just need to have better staff and a menu that is correct to show what they do feed you.


I've been a loyal Home Depot customer for years, and this is by far the worst one I've been to in the country. I just bought a home in the area and have been to this particular location dozens of times over the last 10 months. The staff is in not knowledgable, helpful, or responsive. It's extremely disappointing, to say the least.


We went here on a Saturday night for my sister's bachlorette party - we were a group of 6.  It was busy but not super crowded - there was still room at the bar, although most of the tables were taken.\n\nOur service was extremely slow - 20 mins to get our first drink and another 15 to get some food (which the bride-to-be desparately needed if we were going to continue our night!)  I mentioned this to our waiter and he said he was just super busy.  We noticed that he was going around to all his tables to take orders, and then would go back to the kitchen instead of putting a few orders in at a time.\n\nLuckily, the manager checked in on us and I politely noted the slow service and things turned around quickly.  I can forgive slow service (everyone has their off days) if mgmt is responsiveness to their patron's concerns.  \n\nWe enjoyed it a lot, largely in part to the change in the service.  We had the s'mores platter - cute idea and plenty for 6 girls to share - as well as a bottle of Prosecco and a couple round of shots.  Our total was $165 for 6 girls for 4 round of drinks and our food which I thought was reasonable for a setting like that. \n\nGreat lounge atmosphere, and fun, unique idea.


When we arrived at 6pm for dinner, the restaurant was busy but not full.  We were seated fairly quickly.  Then ignored for 30 (yes thirty) minutes, no kidding here.  We finally got bread and water from the single bus person in the entire place after about 10 minutes.  I asked one of the waitresses for help, after she took an order from a table that came in well after us.  She said she didn't know where our waitress was.  It appeared there were only two, and the one who sat us was our waitress.  The one who sat us was busy taking the order of a large table that also came in after us.  So once again, we asked the \"not our\" waitress who was annoyed I was asking her again and still didn't even attempt to get us any service.  The ONLY reason we waited as long as we did was my father wanted to take us to this place.  So finally, at 6:30 we left and went to Zur Kate, another German restaurant in the same parking lot.  Which was good all the way around, live accordion music was fun. Service with a smile instead of annoyance.  The food was pretty good and the prices were much better as well.  But hey - if you like water and bread (ok, the bread was good) then head on down to Bavarian point.


Forget Filiberto's. Forget Riva's. Forget Super Burrito and the countless other fast food Mexican places in the valley. So what if their fluorescent overhead lighting and cheap plastic booths give you high school cafeteria flashbacks? If you want atmosphere and more of that family feel, head to Abuelo's or Serrano's nearby. \n\nIf you're looking for a perfect breakfast burrito for under $4, Los Favs is the only place that delivers. The tortillas are always fresh, hot, slightly chewy, and ridiculously good. Combine that with fluffy eggs, soft potatoes, spicy chorizo (or ham, bacon, sausage, machaca or beans), and a handful of melted mexican blend; what do you get? A forearm-sized, artery-clogging gift from the gods that's just as good after a night of drinking as it is stone cold sober. Top if off with their tangy green sauce, and you'll be as addicted as I am. My only complaint is that they're not open 24/7 so that I can get my burro fix any time of the day! \n\nHere's a tip: call in your order early on a Saturday or Sunday morning for a cheap, delicious breakfast that'll fuel you up for the long day of beer and football ahead. Cheers!


The Piemaker boasts that it's sausage rolls maintain the old miners tradition of rolling the peppery sausage meat in two layers of pastry. \nDouble pastry?!?!?!\nToo perfect.


You can't go wrong with a Club Lulu w/ cheese - that's been at five stars in my book since I first discovered Jimmy Johns in college (Columbia, MO).\n\nThis review is specific to the experience I had at this Las Vegas location.\n\nI called for delivery, but was shot down by a rude female who said my location was out of their one-mile radius delivery range even though the borderline intersection she mentioned was outside the apartment I was visiting. Despite trying to explain this to her, she would not back down and so I didn't place an order.\n\nGoing over the options of what to do (e.g. walk or drive), I decided to call back one last time. As I hoped, a different worker answered the phone. Although he did mention that my intersection was the furthest they go for delivery, he heard me out and placed my order. It's because of that fine human being that I got my Club Lulu w/ cheese delivered.


First time impressions are the most important and Culinary Dropout made an ever lasting one. Everything from the service to the food was spot on perfect. The whole experience was so good that it's hard to believe it will be the same when I go back. \n\nI hope it is............


We just moved to the neighborhood and we were looking for that new local spot, we were nervous after reading the reviews about slow or bad service.  My wife and I have been several times just for drinks as well as we have brought the whole family for lunch and dinner.  We have not had a bad experience yet!  My guess is some of these reviews may have been when they first opened and were not quite the fine oiled machine of today.  Good food and drink menu with reasonable pricing and specials.  Check this place out!


I've been obsessed with the Bread Basket granola for years now... it's soft and sweet and salty all at once and goes perfect with yogurt and fruit for breakfast!  I usually purchase it at Sunflower (which is now Sprouts), but I decided to pop my head in their actual store the other day to see what other tasty treats they have...\n\nI was pleasantly surprised that a tiny little storefront had such a variety of options to choose from (including my fave granola).  I could have literally purchased one of everything but I took it easy as I know I'll be back.  I went for a few muffins (raspberry and apple cinnamon) and of course some of the original granola that I so love.  It was hard to say no to the cookies and fresh made breads, etc... and I learned that they offer a full lunch menu full of salads, sandwiches, and soups too.\n\nService (from a fellow named Reuf) couldn't have been more friendly.  I'll definitely be back soon and can safely say that \"Yay! I'm a fan.\"


I'm not usually one to pay double to have my oil done in fifteen minutes, but a couple times, like before a road trip i would have no choice.\n\none time everything was just fine, everyone was pleasant. but i hate the nonsense of them pulling you out to your car, lifting your hood and giving the rehearsed, ten times a day spiel about needing a new air filter, windshield wipers, windshield fluid..blah blah blah. one time in the spiel i totally thought the guy said that my \"cabin pressure\" was off. when i interrupted to ask \"did you just say cabin pressure?\" he was so taken off guard that i was listening to everyone word, he didn't know what to say.\nanyway, not a fan of this location


The Bootlegger RUINED my wedding! About 2 months ago, I inquired about the copa room for a party of 100 people. Every time I called, the event manager was not in and I was told to call back later. After a month of trying to call, one of the managers gave me the email address to contact Denise the events manager. She was out of town, so I spoke with Ron. Ron said come in any time and someone will show me the room. My mother-in-law and I went there, FELL IN LOVE with the room, and spoke to 3 people who said it was a Wednesday and its slow and no reservations have been made for 12-12-12. I finally got an email back from Denise a week later, and she told me the date is open, people have inquired, but no one put down a deposit. She also sent me a contract which stated the prices on the web site. When I went to call her, she was at a wedding show, and would not be in until monday. So Danny showed me the room again, and took my $1,000 deposit. After a few more emails trying to contact her to set up a meeting so I could pay in full the rest of the package, she emailed me back saying she would only rent the room to me if I paid $150 a person which would come out to $15,000! (because of the 12-12-12 date). I called her and basically got the reason why : Another couple who inquired AFTER I put down the deposit was willing to spend $150 a person. So I was BACK BURNER because my package was just a basic package stated on the website and they could make more off of someone else. WOW.....they don't honor their deposits! And they don't care if you have family that got invitations flying in from all over the country..... or that you hired a celebrity entertainer that doesn't return deposits. \n\nDenise did say that she would return my deposit in check form, but I paid cash so I called Danny and he pressed to give me cash back.\n\nUnfortunately,  they lost more than my business over this. A lot of people who were coming most likely would have rented the venue for business on a monthly basis. Or that they could use my celebrity entertainer as a marketing tactic. I will warn them NEVER to book the copa room because of this terrible experience. And the grooms family who have been customers since the 80's will never eat there again.


It's a HUGE slice and a fair price but, other than that, I don't share the enthusiasm for Mamma Mia's. It's just \"OK.\"


This place is really bad.  Not sure how you can have such bad service when its so empty but they pulled it off.\n\nThe food made me sick.  I am sure there are no stray dogs or cats in the area because the pork I had tasted like something totally different\n\nWill not be back here.  What a waste of a meal


It's been almost 2 years since I've been here. the fact that they're still open is a good sign. I tried the to slice in a drink combo again today.\n\nThe crust is amazing, thin and crispy yet chewy at the same time.The butter garlic sauce on the back of the crust was excellent. The cheese was fresh the sauce was light but good, I would recommend extra sauce. Service was good, the owner asked how everything was and made some suggestions. Too bad I am outside their delivery area.


Came here for a team lunch based on some Yelp reviews, however, the meal I experience was below average.  There wasn't much spices and most dishes tasted bland.  I had to order additional plates of hot sauce, lemon, salt and pepper just to season the food.  Perhaps, it was an off day for them, but I probably wouldn't make additional effort to go back.


Went to Sears the other day. My fridge broke. So I was due for a new one ASAP. As I found the appliance section, a gentleman by the name of Marcus greeted me and asked if I needed help with anything. I handed him over the paper I had printed out from a fridge I found online on their website. He brought me over to that fridge and it ended up being way smaller than I was hoping for. No wonder it was so cheap... \n\nHe than asked what kind of fridge I was looking for and if I lived in a condo or home. He than suggested the fridge that was next to the little one that this was the normal/standard size fridge. It was $100 more but it was what I needed. I called my mom to let her know I found a Kenmore fridge and she told me kenmore motors are known to be loud when they're running so I should check that out. Marcus without hesitation turned on the fridge for me and even let me know that the fridge next to the Kenmore I decided to pick, the motor was loud and his previous customers returned it. I appreciate the honesty. After that was done we proceeded to ring up. When ringing up he waived the $9.99 8a-12pm delivery fee. Wish he could've waived the $15 haul-away fee too! Oh well. Everything was quick and easy, but I pretty much knew exactly what I wanted so, that helped.


I just wanted to complement Ali Murray, the Catering Sales Manager at the Mandarin Oriental Las Vegas.  I had been communicating with Ali regarding possibly having an upcoming event at the resort.  She was extremely timely, helpful, and detailed in her email responses.  On a recent visit to Las Vegas, I was able to pre-arrange a meeting in person to discuss details, and she was even waiting in the lobby when we arrived. She gave us an outstanding and thorough tour of the Mandarin Oriental, which by the way is gorgeous!  Ali also followed up upon our return to see if there was any additional assistance she could provide.  \n\nAs far as the resort itself goes, the Mandarin Oriental is sophisticated and provides a quiet and relaxing atmosphere, among the hustle and bustle of Las Vegas, without being far removed.  it is definitely the best of both worlds.  \n\nAlthough, we ultimately decided to go in a different direction, we will definitely consider this resort for future events.  Hopefully, Ali will still be there!  She is sensational, a joy to meet, and represents the best of the Mandarin Oriental.  I would HIGHLY recommend working with her.


Their menu looked like a great place to go to... Especially when looking for a late night place to eat. However, I was HIGHLY disappointed. I ordered chicken tenders and fries and my boyfriend ordered mild wings. It honestly tasted like it was just frozen store bought food. It was also quite expensive (around 28$) for the value and quality of food that was given. I'm sure it's a fun place to have a couple of drinks but I will not be returning to eat here anytime soon.


I was hoping for a spectacular neighborhood diner but it's rather ordinary as far as food, menu, and atmosphere.  I had a full breakfast and everything was just ok, service was just ok, and I don't think they've updated the furniture for decades.  Must be the location that explains their success, and those retired folks sitting up at the counter.


I dined here on Monday 04/29. I ordered the Korean steak tacos, they were ok but nothing special. The vanilla bean cheesecake however was good. The waitress young lady long blond hair, was very good and attentive.


I LOVE CHIPOTLE!!! \nJust not this location -_____-\nI feel horrible giving this place a one star but even Steve Ells (Chipotle GOD) would be appalled to see the long, stagnant lines in this place!! I mean 30 minutes to actually get your order in and another 10 minutes as you go down the array chipotle goodness... 40 grueling minutes just get your food! All due to inexperienced, always flustered, untrained staff... BYE FELICIA. \n\n*take note I usually go here around 230pm and 8pm... Not really peak times for it to be crowded. \n\nIt's like this location messes with my emotions , I get so pissed waiting almost an hour for my chipotle bowl ... But once I take a bite out of that chicken... I fall in love with chipotle all over again.... Ugh! Management please do something about how your staff is trained !\n\nAnd PLEASE teach your staff to change their gloves,,, wiping your nose and touching food is only okay if it's your own not for customers ......


I love me some asian markets! Why? Because I am half Asian Duh! You get over the smell after a couple years practically growing up going to them your whole life.  What I love about this place is the bakery selection. I still did not see my ensymada cakes with ube or macapuno in them but they had red bean bread(SOLD!) and different flavored mochi etc etc etc. The produce looked kinda weird but the Philippine champagne mangoes looked on point almost bought a case but I cannot eat a whole box to myself. The prices are somewhat steep compared to Lee Lees so i think i will have to stick with lee lees since they give you 10% off every day.\n\nI am all about a good deal and lee lees has those.


Came for the vegan pizza on Wednesday night and none available.  If you are going to advertise vegan than please offer it.


really nice space. a little too dark but i guess that bodes well for people looking to hook up because after a few drinks everyone starts to look good in this place. my friend and i made this our first stop to begin our adventure for the night. drinks were pricey but i always expect that at most places. didn't have to wait very long for drinks. i loved that the ladies room had \"sexy bitch\" on the door. an obvious photo op. the music started out great when we walked in and then started getting a bit too house for us. so that was our cue to leave. i'd come back.


I came here with my team of staff for a staff meeting because we prefer going and supporting local business than chains like Starbucks. And if we are meeting, why not take the opportunity to treat our staff at good quality local coffee shop too, just makes perfect sense to us.\n\nWhen the 4 of us arrived, the general indoor seating area had a few large tables (large enough for 4 people) that were taken by single persons. So we resorted to having our meeting in the \"vault\" which has an open table large enough for us. This was our first time here and did not know whether the \"vault\" area was a quiet area or not, but we tried to discuss work without being overly loud. An hour later, a fellow patron leaving the room told us that it was the \"quiet room\" and that we should not be in there. \n\nNot seeing a single \"quiet\" sign around, I decided to confirm with Xtreme Bean staff and their response was that they don't know why people have the impression that it is a quiet room. It is just another room, nothing special about it.\n\nSo I want to make sure my fellow patron knows, if you want to have a super quiet space to work at, maybe staying at home is a better option, or go to the library. Please don't tell fellow customers to leave, especially those who could not gain access to the large tables, because those were taken by other solo customers who love to spread out their belongings on a table large enough for a group of four.\n\nWe all love to support local businesses, so please make sure you know what the \"rules\" actually are before confronting other customers about your need for \"quietness.\" If that is so important to you, please stay home.\n\nSorry if this sounds more like a rant than a review. But I just want other customers to know about my overall experience here was a good one. \n\nThe staff was helpful and the drinks were decent, but us customers could do better to help support the business by being a little more considerate and not take up more space than we need to. \n\nIf you take up a table large enough for four and others had no choice but leave because of that, you are indirectly taking the business away from the coffee shop. With more people there, they will sell more drinks and food. Of course, unless you plan to purchase enough food and drinks to cover the difference between one customer and four customers. I am just talking from a business owner's point of view, since I run a small business too.\n\nNote to staff of Xtreme Beans, please let me know if I am wrong about the \"quiet room\" since I last talked with you. I will be happy to take my staff somewhere else if the large tables were taken by single users and we could not use the customer designated \"quiet room.\" \n\nWe are definitely going to give Xtreme Bean Coffee another try though.


I am a huge fan of Re Salon & Med Spa! \n\nEveryone that works at the salon is amazing - all the special attention you receive definitely makes for a great experience. I have been going to the salon for 6 months now and have had multiple visits - everything from cut & color to mani/pedi. \n\nIf you are looking for someone who is magic with color & cut you have to see Bethany - she is definitely one of the best!


One of the older station casinos I enjoy going to. It's close to my house which makes it a sought after place for gambling, eating or bowling. Parking never seems to be an issue since there are lots around the entire casino and a decent sized parking garage.\n\nThe eateries are nothing spectacular in my opinion. I have tried a few places but never returned with all of the other options in the area. I will find myself having a small bite in the \" cafeteria \" are with fast food options for a quick or to go meal.\n\nI mainly come here to play the slot or bingo from time to time. I like the layout of the slot machines and the fact that they are not right on top of one another. Being so close to where I live I will come back from time to time but I usually drive a little further to GVR for my local place to play.


Ohhh I wanted to like it! We live in Henderson, so it took a lot to convince my roommate to drive the 30 miles one way -- I had to offer to pay LOL so off we went. I ordered NY Street Dog, waffle fries & BBQ Western Burger w/bacon. I have to admit when the food got to the table, in the cute little bar style baskets -- I turned to my roommate and said \"disgusting\". It was so gross, to me (and I'm from the west coast) but it was all Chicago style -- like a mess. It wasn't the type of food you can just pick up and eat, the bun - from both the hot dog and the burger were just saturated, wet, soggy, mushy like dough like gross - which is where my \"disgusting\" game from. So the hotdog was some type of pressed meat type of hot-dog, like a cheap hot dog and it was not grilled. It was not a good, high quality hot dog at all. What I didn't like was it was all pink - inside and out I don't know I like my hotdogs grilled with like grill marks on the outside. This dog sat down in the soggy bun covered with sour croute and mustard. I bit off the one end and pushed the hotdog over to my roommate. He cut his burger in half and gave me half - same thing, and I wanted to take a picture but I felt silly - it was a big piece of mush. Seriously like \u00be of it had been dipped in BBQ sauce........... It seems like the BBQ burger had some kind chili on it or something but it was all over saturated with BBQ/Chili sauce. I took a bite, the burger itself seemed like a good burger - and I did like the actual meat of the burger itself but as the BBQ sauce got all over my hands and fingers it was a mess, yucky - I set the rest of the burger in its basket and pushed it away. I went to the bathroom to wash my hands. Oh ya and they were out of waffle fries - so we opted for the \"natural\" fries, which ya, were very greasy. We ate all of the fries, because we were hungry and both of us not too happy with the meals - the little sauces that came with the fries was good  some kind of Cajun sauce and what seemed to be tarter.\n\nLike I said I wanted to like this place, I like the d\u00e9cor and the waitress was very nice but this place is not my style. I'll continue on my personal search for a great Las Vegas burger.


Seriously had to meet the driver at Brillobox, because it was the closest he \"was allowed\" to get to Larimer/East Liberty. Cried insurance wolf. Honestly, is it still the 80's? (Besides 80's night at the 'Box! Let's be serious here!) Are we not progressive, forward-thinking individuals? East Liberty is TOO SCARY for you? Hey man, I'm hurt. We're all hurt over here. And since we know what it feels like to be hurt, we wouldn't want to hurt you, man. Cause it sucks to be hurt. \n\nWorld change starts with our attitudes.


If you're vegetarian this place is not for you.   The food sucks.  I can make better veg byrani and paneer tikka masala at home.   I gave one star for naan roti.  Least they got that correct. I would not come here again.   I was expecting good food similar to Shalimar in northern California.


This is one of the best if not the best coffee haven in Charlotte. The atmosphere is terrific the product is fabulous the people are awesome and now I have a great rewards program on top of everything else


We were staying at the Venetian and came downstairs to Bouchon for breakfast at 11:00 since it's convenient. Only to our disappointment, breakfast is over at 10:30. BOO! This is Vegas people! 11:00 is early for us, especially from partying the night before... Sigh...\n\nThey showed us their lunch menu and there were very limited items: 3 desserts, salads, and sandwiches. I got the chicken salad and my boyfriend got some sandwich with a crazy name. \n\nHis sandwich was okay, but my salad wasn't great. It tasted dirty and the bread was stale. \n\n3 stars because the service was really good, my boyfriend liked his sandwich, the interior is nice, and you get a view of the pool. I guess seeing the pool could be a pro or a con. Luckily no gross looking people were outside waddling around while we were eating. :) lol So mean..I know...


It's a good ole southern home cooking joint on the west side. The biggest plus is the prices. Not many places still have dinner meal for less than $7 with 2 sides and a tea (their dinner specials come with tea). \n\nFood is typical.  Grilled pork chop is a little dry and tough. Better off with the fried pork chop. And when I said pork chop I meant super thin cut ones.  Country fried steak's gravy was the whitest I have ever seen... Thus a little bland.  It reminds me of comfort food people referring to when they talk about their grannies. Nothing against grannies (or moms), but I have found out in the 2 decades I have lived in the south that their cookings are normally pretty plain and non-eventful. But knowing so still doesn't stop us from wanting granny's pot roast because it is the consistency and thoughts and memories that matter.  What is off in quality at Gardenia is made up by the \"sweetie/honey\" southern hospitality and down home appeal. \n\nIt's a solid spot for a low budget meal.  You will be happy if you have the right mindset and expectation.


After living in Vegas for over 8 years now I've eaten quite a few burgers all over town, but since starting this blog I've had to look at many of them in a whole new light. One burger I've eaten many times is the one at All-American Bar & Grille at the Rio because I used to work down the street. I remembered it being decent, but how does it hold up now that I'm being completely subjective?\n\nThe front seating area of All-American is a fairly clean, loud area with a big bar and lots of TV's, open directly into the equally loud and slightly more hideous casino floor. It's great for people watching as the Rio doesn't always attract the most savory folks. It was especially great the day I went for my burger, as NASCAR was in town. Need I say more? The back seating area of the restaurant is a bit 'nicer'; if you're coming here for a steak you might want to eat back there.\n\nBoth the lunch and dinner menus are fairly similar, featuring a wide variety of steaks and pretty much every generic thing offered in all bars across the country. The choice of the day for me was the All-American Classic Burger which I got with saut\u00e9ed mushrooms, Swiss cheese, and the standard lettuce, tomato and onions. What gets served to you is a decent presentation, but I was a bit disappointed by the waffle fries that I immediately saw on my plate as I'm typically not a fan and I wasn't given a choice for anything else. The meat had decent flavor, but was way overcooked from the medium-rare I had ordered, while my friend's medium was cooked how I would have liked. Did they mix up our orders or can they just not cook to order properly? The bun had good flavor, but was a bit too thick and way too dry. The saut\u00e9ed mushrooms had peppery good flavor, and the Swiss was melted and tasted good. And while I used maybe  of the lettuce they provided me, all of the veggies were fresh and good as well.\n\nMy waffle fries as I mentioned were quite disappointing; kind of stale, not very hot and pretty generic. For years coming to All-American I remembered getting a basket of random fries; some waffle, curly, skinny, and fat. That would have been more welcome as I liked the variety, even if it seemed like you were always eating from a mixed bottom of the barrel.\n\nOverall the burger was good, but nothing out of this world. $12.99 is probably about right for a casino location such as this, but I think it's a little steep for what it is. Plus the service has typically been less than stellar every time I've been there. I think on this particular trip our waitress took our food order and drink order at the same time. Talk about being prompt. There probably aren't too many other choices off the strip by the Rio, but if you're at the property and want a burger you can't go wrong, just don't go out of your way to come here.


Took my mom here for her birthday last week and we had a fantastic time. ( the added fun of seeing her sitting on a saddle and being YEE-HAWED! By a room of patrons didn't hurt!)    But the food was very nice. Mom had the prime rib and swears it's the best she's ever eaten. I had the Tbone and was very pleased. The thing that puts the roadhouse at the top of my list however, was the perfect spicy bloody Mary from the bar. Soooo good.     Give them a try.... Try not to slip on the peanut shells.


No free refills on drinks\n\nGreat service ... that was a 5 star rating\n\nToo expensive for what it was. Priced like a Baton Rouge or the keg. \n\nI probably won't go back\n\nThe desserts looked great though


Phenomenal service. Fresh salad and tasty soups made from scratch! I will definitely be back. They make it so easy to eat healthy.


We have brought our jeep to be serviced here for the past 6 years. Last week we brought it in for a simple oil leak. They call back notifying us that the computer fried. When we went to pay our bill for the oil leak, they had tacked on about a thousand dollars for the computer they broke and tried to charge us. We were very upset and was unable to talk to a manager till they next day who claims that they would give us a discount rate but wouldn't pay for the computer that they broke!


Do NOT eat here! Customer service sucks! We were waiting for almost an hour and we haven't gotten our food so we left! Run far away from this restaurant!


Had chicken tacos for lunch.  It's fast and inexpensive.


I had him fix the front of my house and he did a decent job. Then I gave the assignment to do my entire backyard. To my utter disappointment it's 80% clover. He gave an absolute assurance that this will not happen. Don't waste your money get a real professional company.


What to say what to say...\nhmmm\nfood is consistent & classic - nothing really 'new' or trendy on the menu - but thats what durants is known for, classic steak.\nwe live downtown so have gone many many times (in fact my grandmother has stories about going since they first opened...)\nanyways - its good, its kinda salty, and if youre old & white they will probably kiss your ass, sorry had to say it!\nId rather hit City Hall or J&G, but i do LOVE their shrimp cocktail!


Another neighborhood Thai place NOT in Chinatown area.  Love when we can save time and not have to drive all the way to Chinatown.  Upon entering the restaurant, we were quickly greeted by the server and seated, and I have to admit that I was quite impressed by the well done decor.  That aside, I would have to say that I was pretty satisfied with the food experience.\n\nHad to order some our usual fav's (Being that it was our first time here, we decided to play it safe and order 2 out of 4 level spicy just in case we didn't want our bootays kicked too badly):\n1.  Papaya Salad - We couldn't taste the spiciness at all.  However, I still enjoyed the tangy and sweet refreshing and crunchy papaya shreds.  Perfect for summer.\n2.  Tom Yum Gong - This soup I felt was way too sweet and also lacked any spiciness.  Someone was a little heavy handed with the sugar ladle, but the bf seemed to slurp his up happily.\n3.  Pad Kra Pow - We ordered this dish in the chopped beef form and it actually had some spicy kick.  Maybe they forgot to add the spice in the other two dishes?  *shrug.  Either way, this dish was my fav of the night.  Spicy, minty and flavorful.  =)\n\nConclusion 08.02.2010:  I've certainly have had better Thai food at other places, but this place is very a-ok in my book.\n\nConclusion 08.03.2010:  Yup!  I went 2 days in a row, but it did help me solidify my conclusion that the food here is definitely on the wayyyy sweeter side.  Still just a-ok and prefer other Thai places over this one.  Sucked in by the nice owner and the wonderful zen decor!


Niiiiiiice! \n\nDid not know the Golden Nugget had been renovated! I heard they had a new pool, but did not know the whole place had had a face lift. It certainly has and man, it is looking nice. It is definitely a welcome change from the other casinos on Fremont Street.\n\nInside there are nice colors, new carpets. There is a mellow orange/yellow/bronze theme going on. Nice chandeliers hanging from the ceilings, looking kind of art-deco-ish. Smokey smell is kept to a minimum as well! They probably put in a new air system.\n\nMy relatives had three rooms here. One in the Carson Tower and two in the Gold Tower. Oh dayum, their rooms in the Gold Towers were great! All new furniture, flat screen TVs, nice beds. I can't comment on their room service or anything, but the rooms - definitely looking good! The room in the Carson Tower was much smaller, but still nice.\n\nI did not get to enjoy the pool, but from looking at it, it seemed a bit small to me. However, the water slide looks fun! And of course they have the aquarium with the sharks in it right next to the pool. Oh and word to the wise my relatives said there is a pool called the \"Hideaway\" which has less children and is 16+. \n\nI just really enjoyed my time in here over the weekend meeting my relatives.


Everything is great except for service.\nSeeeeeems like you will get ignored more and more the longer you stay for AYCE.\nI don't know if this is a tradition at AYCE sushi places, but this time it seemed quite obvious that they no longer wanted to take our orders.\nEverything tastes very good, when you get it though.


Food was very good. Service was subpar. The bartender seems to ignored us and was very curt and distracted.


I found Snick's first on Yelp looking through a list of dives near Theatre 7, and through word of mouth (a friend who had been there before).  Snick's, being just two spaces down from Theatre 7 was the ideal candidate for drinks after an event held in the lot this past First Friday/Pollygrind kick-off party event.\n\nThe bartender (the shorter, gray haired fella) was incredibly friendly, and cracked jokes all night with everybody he talked to it seemed.  The drinks, even the more quality beers, were relatively cheap.  I'm told that on Saturday nights there is an evening happy hour that is awesome, but we didn't make it out there the following day.\n\nThe jukebox is great!  The selection is good, but it really shines with the search feature.  I've searched many a juke in my day, and this one turned out some of the most obscure tunes I could think of.


Omikase was not worth the price. Service wasn't great. The server told us no sharing, which was a big turn-off. Would not recommend.


This restaurant is located in The Sanctuary, a posh mountainside spa and resort. Prices for midday lunch at the bar were reasonable, but our waiter was terribly slow and unattentive w/ no good excuse. Other patrons noticed and he started comping things, but unevenly. We ate at the bar - the caesar salad and sandwich (which they did graciously split for us) were both, fine, but nothing to write home about.  It had a cool little vibe I guess and in a really pretty hotel.


Skaters beware,  this is a communist park ran by racist people who don't like skaters.  This place had ridiculous rules that constantly change.  Be very careful, if someone there doesn't like you ,  they will kick you out.   Don't waste your time or money here...   sucks sucks sucks sucks.  Including the staff!


I wanted to love this place so much. It's around the corner from my place and was super excited to hear of its opening. Went in today right at 5. It was hard to miss all of the employees in the restaurant,  and equally hard to miss how messy the salsa bar and drink station were. Surely one of the employees could wipe the counters?  The best thing I ordered was a side of beans. Beans. My turkey mole taco was ok. But the pastor taco had no flavor. Both tacos needed salt. I'm so sad that the food wasn't better. Not sure if I will try again.


Close to my house so I checked it out again. Maybe 3 ppl plus a very in attentive bar tender (dare I call him that). More interested in goofing on his iPad than trying to provide any kind of service. I quickly dropped $45, practically had to beg to get a beer. I'll pay for the beer, just actually pay attention.\n\nProlly try it in a few months but I doubt anything will change. Hasn't in over a year. No wonder it's empty at 1am


While the menu was interesting, it is not something I would have typically gravitated towards. To my surprise the group I was with very much enjoyed it! I highly suggest going there with a few friends and ordering a combination of snack and small plate items (don't forget the duck fat fries!). Also had the quail stuffed with chorizo which was amazing. Simply said - great food with a lot of flavor; I will be back on my next trip to Madison!


I've been to Chop Shop a few times now, and while I appreciate a new, relatively inexpensive healthy place to grab a bite to eat, I'm just not super impressed. \n\nThe first time I went I wasn't very hungry and was hoping for a yummy juice or smoothie. I do like how they offer cold pressed juices and am looking forward to trying one someday. I picked a fruity smoothie I believe called the Beach Burn. It was alright, but absolutely not worth $6.\n\nOn my next visit I popped in for a quick bite before work. They delivered my girl friend's sandwich significantly before mine even though I ordered first, which was annoying but not the end of the world. I had the chicken and prosciutto sandwich and my friend had the club. Both were good, just nothing to write home about in my opinion. \n\nI'll probably give Chop Shop one last try to find something I really like because as I mentioned it's not too pricey and within walking distance of my work.


I ordered the ramen bowl and the broth was completely inedible. It tasted like water and oil. They didn't have any additional condiments like soy sauce or salt and pepper on the table. It took another 15 minutes to flag someone down to get some soy sauce. \n\nFor $12 bucks it was a total rip off. Not only was it inauthentic but it was not even palatable without copious amounts of condiments. \n\nIf you're looking for good and cheaper noodles, go to Umami or Ha Long Bay instead.


Atmosphere is lovely, and most of the time the staff is awesome. If you like strong coffee, be sure to specify so they make it strong! :)\n\nPrices are good. Best hummus I've had in a long time.\n\nChocolate chip cookie was delicious,.\n\nToxic shake is to die for! Amazing.


I was not impressed with this Thai restaurant. The ambience was missing, and the service was severely lacking. My friend and I decided to give it a try after hearing many good reviews, and it was a mistake. We came there at lunch time and had to wait to get seated. The place was extremely small and dirty. There were many pieces of food thrown about on the floor and the odor was not very pleasant. Eventually, when we got seated, the waitress was rude; she threw the menus down on the table and did not provide any pleasantries. \n\nOur food was average at best. The spice levels were completely wrong. I like my Thai soups at 3 at most, and it came out at 6. Upon asking the server to amend this mistake, we were met with attitude and frowns, even though I was very polite about my request. The food was okay, but I didn't feel that it was fresh tasting. In fact, the rice was rather dry and traditional Thai drinks were tasteless.\n\nI didn't really like anything about this place. Maybe, I'll give it another try at its other location, but I am never coming back to this one.


Pros\n-tram in city ctr that goes to bellagio/vdara\n-comfortable bed/pillows\n-2 separate closets\n\nCons\n-not efficient\n-service slow starting from checking in to checking out\n-no face/hand towels.only 4 body towels total\n-bathroom door is a sliding dr cheap handle came off.\n-technology too high tech made it confusing\n-tv didnt worth took 2hrs then called front desk (they dont answer their phones.slow service...it was a tues night)\n-tv repair man came turns out hdmi cable was loose so he had to unplug and plug it back it. plus remote batteries die so he had to replaced that.That's why the remote/tv didnt work\n-cafe vettruo slow.dont order alcohol cuz its water down\n-complimentary late check out at 1pm have to call front desk on the day of only (not day before) and that's if you get a hold of them\n-casino floor dark and small.mostly new games.even the $0.01 slots are minimum $0.40 plays.Missed the old goldfish machine.they have a new ones only\n-ticket/bill breaker machine doesnt even work.didnt accept cash.wtf???\n\nOverall got more cons than pros.wasnt happy with my stay here.lucky it was for business trip so it was free for me.


Avoid! Now I know why all of the positive reviews said great late night place. You need to have a drunken buzz to enjoy the food. We were 0 for 4 on dinners. BBQ chicken pizza crust was burned and lacked flavor. The pulled pork was dried out, tough and lacked taste. Buffalo Mac n cheese was too thick tasted like they just dumped Frank's Red Hot Sauce in. Lastly, the jerk chicken was too jerky. Waitress took our order and didn't check on us or offer to get more drinks.


Came here with an Australian friend I ran into, we wanted to do the whole American diner thing, and boy was it fun.\n\nVery warm welcome for us, as a Brit & an Aussie we instantly hit it off with the staff and had a laugh.\n\nFood was superb, I LOVED the chilli cheese fries, very hard to find over here and actually enjoy. Had the Chicken Philly cheese steak and it was great, really well prepared and quickly delivered. Prices were fantastic and service efficient and friendly. I'd love to come again for lunch.


I found nothing wrong. Nice staff. Food was fine. No complients here :) mananger was super cool.!


Pretty good and cozy Place for casual dinning.... Steak and lobster bisque soup were really great!!!


Good service, tasty food. However, I have never been to Tibet so I can't compare it to the authentic one.


GOT A BETTER DEAL IN AZ VICTORY DEAL SAVED OVER 2,000\n\ncalled and spoke with manager about a 2012 moto he got rude when i pointed out \nthat it 2013 and i wanted a good deal and he said give me a price then told me to screw off i asked him to let me finish my question he went off never let me get a word  in  i call to buy a 2013 vision the Auto moto was for \nmy girl to run around \nanyway he told me that the dealer will not sell me a bike and hung up on me \nwell if that was a manager that is not a place where i will spend 30k at \ncalled AZ dealer got a great price right off the bat and included extended warranty\nfree just something they do   WOW \n\ndavid\n USMC


I have visited this store several times beause I want to look cute while pregnant. I was excited to see they carried maternity versions of brands I normally wear, but buyer beware! I bought a pair of Sanctuary Pants (over $100) and the first time I washed them the buttons fell off! I washed them on cold, gentle cycle, inside out (our washer is the kind without an agitator) and didn't even dry them. I have several pairs of Sanctuary pants that are not maternity and worn them for years without issue. Everything I have purchased were top dollar desinger brands and they don't wear like their non maternity counterparts. And watch out for the \"FREE\" Parenting Magazine they want to sign you up for. We got charged $20 for it on the credit card we used for one of our purchases without being notified. Cute clothes but really check them out before you buy and don't expect anything to last through your pregnancy.


I think Ishi is an unnoticed gem in the Charlotte sushi scene; I go there a lot and the food is always of consistent quality and they have a BIG variety of rolls. They're also one of the few restaurant in Charlotte that serves simple but quality hibachi entrees at fair prices, and fast!\n\nI have to rave about their sushi because Ishi does not come off as a fancy, high-end sushi bar, but their rolls are fantastic! They must have a good chef because the special rolls are well put together and delicious, plus they are always tightly packed with perfectly cooked rice. Cold ingredients are cold and fried rolls have just the right amount of tempura. ALSO the presentation is great, the plates are always beautifully arranged and decorated! If you get hibachi, the shrimp sauce is not too runny and the meat is cooked to order and cut into small pieces rather than huge chunks. The meat and vegetables always taste fresh.\n\nTheir prices are extremely fair--maybe even a little low--for the quality and quantity of food they serve. The building they're in now seems a little too big for them and is poorly decorated; but like I said, this is not a high-end Asian steakhouse so maybe you should expect as much. The facility is usually pretty clean and the booths/tables are in good repair.\n\nMy only complaint is that the service is generally AWFUL. Their servers are obviously untrained and can get very obnoxious; when they hand you the menus (which, by the way, are paper ad sometimes re-used a few too many times before they are tossed) they expect you to know what you want right away, then come back too soon and repeatedly to nag you about your order. Usually the food is ready promptly, but once I waited 40 minutes for a simple sushi order while my boyfriend's hibachi meal arrived quickly--he was done eating before my food even got there. A few of the employees are very friendly, but most of them don't seem to care about the customers at all and it shows.\n\nSo: great food, lots of variety in the sushi, but get it to go if you don't want to deal with the shitty waiters!


Need a 1/2 star button. 3-1/2 stars here. Tried tamale chx salad and raspberry tea. The chx salad was good (grapes, celery, green onion, almonds) sliced so thin makes not one thing overpowering..tamale was not bad not dry somewhat flavorful...they were out of strawberry honey tea, settled for raspberry-typical... Meal was only $8, not bad..probably won't be back except to try this strawberry-honey tea ppl are yelling about..very friendly and fast


R.I.P.\n\nChocolate Swan \n[January 1983 - March 2009] \nResident of Mandalay Bay\n\nAfter a courageous 16 year battle with erratic consumer demand and developing trends, Chocolate Swan passed away peacefully at their home in the Mandalay Bay. CS was very popular amongst both its peers and clients for making some of the most delicious desserts on the Strip. Their eclairs were among the best in the resort, and their cakes so beautiful that brides often called in advance to place orders for their big day. CS reached out and touched the hearts of so many with their delicious treats. \n\nI will add, the minute I discovered they had passed (it was a little over three minutes ago) was a sad one for me. For the family and friends of Chocolate Swan, I shed a virtual tear.\n\nPlease forward all donations, warm wishes and condolences to: Mandalay Bay, 3950 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, NV, (877) 632-7800


How bad is it when you don't want to go to Target?\n\nThe issue I have with this Target location is the crowd capacity. Every weekend it's like Christmas shopping season. You can see the packed parking lot from 51. I personally would rather go to 3 different stores in less crowded areas then go to this target on a weekend. In fact I have driven out of my way to go to Wal-Mart in Indian Trail just so that I don't have to go to this Target. The designers should have doubled or expanded this location a long time ago and now with the addition of the fresh food department to the store I'm sure even more people will be shopping here.


One star just because it is the lowest score I could give it. If there was a zero star option I would give it! \n\nWent there with a few family members, one being my grandmother. It was a busy Saturday and there were vert few bowling balls available. We wait for awhile and still had little lighter bowling balls to choose from. We spoke with the staff, which were NO help. They stated that bowlers were allowed one ball per person. Clearly most people there didn't get that memo. We asked if we should speak with patrons about which bowling balls were not being used or if staff there would be checking. They, of course, suggested that we check. So my cute little granny and I went to each lane and asked and of course, no one was \"willing\" to give up a bowling ball. I believe there was some large childrens group there and seriously were lacking parental units. It was borderline chaos! We let staff know that most people were unwilling to give them and staff said, they would look into it. I also let the staff know that we would be waiting to hear back and that my elderly grandmother who happens to have hip problems could not lift any of the heavier bowling balls. We were in no hurry, so we waited another 15-20mins to hear back from staff. We decided to go ahead and maybe try a few frames out with the few bowling balls we could find. My poor granny could not even pick up the bowling ball let alone throw it. We decided to stop right away and end our game and make sure she didn't get hurt. When we went to return our shoes and let staff know WHY we were leaving. Their exact words were... \"Oh well. Bye!\" This was from the MANAGER! Older gentleman with glasses and salt and pepper hair. He even tried to make us pay for the game! We hadn't even thrown one frame!! \n\nSteer clear. Shenanigans, poor service, and lack of respect for costumers.


Is there a way to put a negative star. This place deserves it. It was the first apartment I moved in to post parents. Cheap and all I really needed. I stayed in my one bedroom for 3 or 4 months. I actually like the one bedroom best but it still wasn't great. It's in a bad neighborhood. I stayed in the inside near the playground so I always heard kid yelling and screaming. \n\nEventually I got a 3 bedroom with my friends and moved right upstairs from where I was. Worst apartment I have EVER HAD! When we first moved in there there were multiple problems. The worst was the bugs. I hate bugs. They were everywhere and it was disgusting. I eventually had to walk down to the office and ask to speak with the manager personally. She then talk to me and it took weeks to find out what the problem was. Ugh! \n\nWorst part was leaving.. I got charged sooooo much for all kinds of crap. They didn't make me aware of my early leaving. Over $1800. I couldn't believe it, worse they didn't send it to me so it went to collection.


The staff here was very kind and helpful. I found it interesting that you could buy the hotel room you where staying in... The modern look of the hotel was appealing to me, but it didn't quite carry over to the rooms. The furnishing in the rooms were cheap and felt like they may break when using them. One plus is there was free internet that worked well. The biggest problem was parking, which is valet only ( understandable). It took over 30 minute to retrieve your car from valet. The experience was just okay for the price that was paid.


Ordered the Roasted Veggie and the One Veggie. Both were pretty good although the crust was a bit over baked and a little too thick. The garlic knots are nothing to rave about, but the House Chips I really liked--smoky with a slight kick. Good alternative to Dominos, so we'll be back for sure.


This restaurant is out of business. I was really disappointed!


The food was over 20 minutes late, cold and subpar. They get 2 stars for being cheap. Will not order again with so many other places to choose from. Plenty of mixed reviews so this place must be hit or miss. It was a miss for me.


This is a good pizza place, but not up to all the hype. If you want a great pie, then take a trip to LA and visit Monzza.  Monzza makes the best pizza in all the land.


I sort of kind of really really wanted to like this park, but pulling in it clearly was going to be the lesser of all Phoenix 'mountains.' \n\nIt's not a big place and in some places it's littered with garbage and broken bottles, I even saw a dirty diaper. Listen, there is nowhere in the world that anyone wants to see a dirty diaper, FYI. I don't even want to see it in a garbage can, much less in the middle of NATURE. \n\nThere is also a horse corral near so you get that lovely aroma along with hoof prints everywhere. It gets more peaceful and beautiful the higher up you get, but I was even sort of discouraged from HIKING by one of the riding guys. I thought those hills were for hiking. Apparently not.\n\nIt can be pretty, it's easy to hike and there are a lot of pretty rocks, but if you want something that will take your breath away you might want to go to Camelback or Superstition, etc.


I have had their Veggie Hummus Wrap which is super fresh and super tasty one other time. Two days ago, I went for a return to visit to find several people waiting for their food and it wasn't until after I ordered, I noticed one worker doing ALL the work. Yes, flying solo, doing everything on her own. This girl was amazing, she did the register, the smoothies, and all the food on her own. By no fault of her own, it made wait times frustrating and long. I'm not sure why there would be one person working. Perhaps, a no show or sick call? Who knows. I do wonder how much one values his or her business when he or she doesn't provide adequate staff. I saw several people walk out and I'm not sure I want go for another return visit. Especially, if I'm in a time pinch. Two stars because their employees seem to work hard (when they're actually there) and the food was actually very good.


Went here for a last minute Mother's day trip.  \n\nThey were offering a special Mother's Day menu - not impressed.


Great Pho. I'm little Saigon area in so cal so I know good pho. This place is good. I have never tried this place due to the bad reviews on yelp. But tried it today and was pleasantly surprised. They have a very big menu. Will definitely come back to try their other dishes!


Went to Lulu's for brunch this past Sunday. Great atmosphere, delicious food, super friendly service!\n\nStarted off with french fries and aioli- Probably the best fries Ive eaten in Charlotte. We had four or five dipping sauces from which to choose. They were eaten quickly and with fervor (that's for sure!) \n\nFor my entree I had the burger with jalepeno relish and a fried green tomato on a challah roll - Oh the Challah roll, I wish you were utilized more often. An awesome burger all around!\n\nEveryone I was with seemed to enjoy their dishes as well. \n\nI will be back shortly !


Not really worth the price to be honest. It's only so expensive because of the prime location.\n\nFood was okay. Nothing is very outstanding in my opinion.