Such a unique place! I could spend the entire day wandering around in Sleepy Poet. There are tons of treasures to be found! Grab a free bag of popcorn and peruse all the different booths full of jewelry, vintage clothes furniture, and tons of other knick knacks.  Saturdays are awesome days to stop by. Papi Queso sets up shop in the parking lot and sometimes you'll see a popup coffee vendor and even a cupcake truck.


I went here yesterday and had a really great experience! \n\nI was on a mission to purchase a treadmill. I was over in the section for only a minute or two when Randy, a sales associate approached me and asked if I needed help. I asked him the few questions I had, satisfied with the answers I told him which one I wanted to purchase. \n\nHe rang me up and sent me on my way to the pick up area. \n\nThe pick up area is pretty dismal, but Sears goal is to not have you wait. you walk in and scan your receipt under a bar code reader, a monitor displays the progress of your order. In less then 50 seconds (And this is not an exaggeration, as the screen was counting down how long the process would take) Wes was walking through the double doors with my brand new treadmill! He loaded it up in my car and off I went! \n\nThe whole purchasing process from beginning to end was MAYBE 30 minutes total! Totally great experience!


Easily my favorite restaurant in Madison. Very attentive waitstaff. I've never had a dish here that I didn't like.


Good ol' Chipotle.  When you really want that oh-so-comforting food coma.\n\nThis particular location is quite convenient, but they still have some practicing before them.  The line is slow, the proportions aren't consistent, and they really need more practice rolling burritos.\n\nBut I will be back.  And then I will take a nap.


My daughter took my husband and I for our anniversary last month.  I have to say this restaurant is one of descent Chinese restaurants in AZ since we used to live in San Francisco.  It's a little pricey but we enjoyed the ambiance, good service and good food.  I'm still looking for a non chain good Chinese restaurants since I love dim sum.


Francesca has an amazing vision for all things skin. Pricing is competitive and she has great monthly specials as well.On top she's a total sweetheart!! I couldn't imagine going elsewhere.When i find something that works I stick with it. Love her!!!


To bad Jennifer isn't going to be working on Saturdays anymore, they really need to do some training with this help, sat here for 30 minutes, waiters came over twice to take our order, both times asked for menus, he never brought it over. We had to ask another waiter. This is extremely unusual for this restaurant. We will start coming here only when Jennifer or Sergio are bartending.


The room and staff were great.  Great room, clean and up to date. The restaurant there is anything but good. It is mediocre at best and very overpriced.  I got a Ruben sandwhich which I had to spit out- seriously.  It was thick meat and undercooked and grizzly. Awful. I have no taste of Russian dressing.  Room great... Food is horrid.


This our go to place for ordering if we want something fast, simple, and delicious.  We usually get the Hawaiian bbq chicken plate and my husband gets the bbq chicken sandwich.  Everything is so good.  The chicken is tender, juicy, and full of flavor.  And I must say that I am not a huge fan of macaroni salad but for some reason their macaroni salad is so good.  And also my husband likes their fried rice that comes with the meal.


AWESOME. \n\nAnd sometimes when it's really busy, they take you to magical rooms of the building that you don't even know exist for extra seating. \n\nBut really everything is good here.


I've been a member for about 3 months and so far so good.The massages are nice, they have aromatherapy available which is awesome, but you do have to remind them you want it. They place hot towels on you after your massage which is nice as well. If you are like me with horrible neck and shoulders I would definitely recommend Tara.


Stooped In during a Segway tour of downtown Pittsburgh. Great variety of flavors.  Friendly staff.  Very cool concept.


Have eaten @ Julia's 4 or 5 times now, and they never disappoint!! If you're looking for a Mexican restaurant that has FLAVORFUL MEAT, look no further.\n\nBeef,  pork & chicken are mesquite grilled, providing a fabulous aroma that greets you in the parking lot. Chile verde pork & pollo adobado are favorites. Choose how you want to enjoy these meats--in tacos, a burrito, in a salad, or simply as a meat plate with beans & rice.\n\nHaven't tried breakfast yet, but they serve it! They also, surprisingly, serve hotdogs & hamburgers,  I guess for your friends who don't like Mexican food but want to hang with you!\n\nWhy are you still reading this? Get over there! You won't be sorry!


They are kind of hidden in Scottsdale Quarters upstairs next to Tanzy and iPic, so don't give up when looking for them!


Last night, while thinking about this place, I actually started to drool. I'm not kidding...then I vowed to write a review the next day.\n\nGo on sundays and get the half chicken special, comes with a HUGE drink and bread. Get the lemonade drink. Sometimes, I wish I could just buy their sauce (which I think you actually can) and just pour it on everything I eat. Their sauce is what makes their food delicious.


So it seem as though management is fixing some of the issues here.  While I don't think this Super Sport is \"Super,\" I do see the effort that's been put in to keeping this gym nice.  I would give it a 5 star rating except for one thing: The cleaning crew needs to dust the old towel cubbies.  I don't think they've been cleaned since the club moved all the towels to the front desk.


I don't frequent a lot of sushi places, but when I do, it's always Kobe Sushi Bistro. We decided to give this place a try, since it is so close to our house, and let me say that we are definite repeat customers. \n\nWe don't eat much, so we usually come in when it's happy hour, which is after 5PM on weekdays, and all day on the weekends. The HH menu isn't bad, has different types of teriyaki, salads, and a pasta dish. 50% off rolls, and 30% off sushi. For two of us, two rolls, and two entrees plus sodas is only about $15 a person, not bad!\n\nThe service is EXCELLENT. The wait staff is super friendly, and the busser there is so quick to pick up plates and refill drinks. The atmosphere is welcoming, warm, and dark, good for a private dinner. They have TV's which broadcasts games, which is perfect for sake bombs!\n\nFood wise, above average. The rolls are plentiful and the happy hour items are generous. The salad has a very nice, subtle dressing that really refreshes the plate. The different types of teriyakis are great, but basic, and the Korean BBQ is fantastic, albeit a little greasy. Tonight though, I had the beef teriyaki, and part of the tail end of the steak was sour. It was probably just going bad, but that was the only piece that tasted bad, the rest of the steak was great. \n\nFor those complaining about the servers frequently checking on the tables, it's natural for them because a good number of the customers get the all-you-can-eat specials, and they are required to push more sushi out and ask if you want more. \n\nAll in all, great service, tasty food minus the sour beef, and a nice atmosphere. 8.5/10 because I've never had a sour taste of beef before.


My wife and I wanted something simple on our last night in town and so we stopped in.  It was a great meal.  We both had the Cod and Chips.  I had a nice pint of the Burgandy Lion Ale and it was fantastic.\n\nNext time I would like to try some of the other dishes--like the mushy peas or one of the meat pies--they all looked great.\n\nLuckily, I didnt run into any frumpy American ladies, but I did have a nice conversation with the friendly waitress.  (The service people in Montreal are some of the friendliest I have ever met.)


Went here for New years eve dinner. I was like, hmmm I am in Vegas, I need somewhere to eat before the party, this place still has reservations available? Lets try it!! Then I realized.... yup, they still have reservations on new years eve because..... HENCE THE 2 stars.\n\nFood sucked, waiting took forever even though the place was not busy. Not the place u want to be enjoying ur last meal before the year end. Just my 2cents. \n\nWill try this place again on a normal dinner nite to see if my experience changes.


Definitely not (even) the best Korean!!! Am sorry i have to give this review but this place is a noooo.  I went there today with a friend to check it out.....We tried to get a take out menu.....it wasn't even written in ENGLISH at all (if that was really the menus) couldn't find them anyways.  So we said lets take a seat and try it.  A lovely Korean lady comes up to us try to take the order. We couldn't communicate and you know why??? She barely spoke English...Nop, sorry not even close to English.  But as a foreigner i respect that so i tried some hand techniques....   I tried to order a calamari and even though i was showing her what i was craving i end up getting some shrimp thing....was mediocre!!! There were another 2 people in the store eating, around 230pm.  I order some Korean ribs plate for around $6.95, it tasted ok and the rest of the sides didn't really excite me.  Other than that i find Korean people very friendly and nice.  I might give it another try sometime soon.


My fiance, his friend and I went to Stratum for my fiance's birthday. The Thursday Thunder deal (unlimited games for $15 from 4:30 - 9) was a grreat deal! I was very pleased with the service from the staff and admired their patience levels with the screaming 10 year olds around them. \n\nWith that said, I would also like to say that we did have problems with the equipment (only when we played red team for some reason) and in large room like that it is impossible to control that many people (about 40 players). I had more trouble with teens and tweens breaking the rules than I did with anything else there. I do not blame the staff, of course, because there is only so much one or two people can do against 40. \n\nI did not get anything from the snack bar so I cannot rate that. I did however play around in their arcade and it is lackluster at best. Very limited and cramped. The flow is very difficult to get through when there are 50+ kids and parents running around. \n\nUp until the end (when a bus of about 60+) showed up for a party we had a blast.


I had a nice little breakfast crossiant/sandwich here and it was delicious. Place was clean and busy. Go small business!


We got into the place for less than it would cost to stay at the RIO.   It was much nicer too.  There were 6 of us (2 adults and 4 small kids).  We got 2 rooms and once there we upgraded for 50 bucks more.   We ended up with1800 square feet, 2 full kitchens (state of the art), floor to ceiling windows with great views....\n\nPros:\nClean, up-to-date features and amenities, great staff, comfy beds\n\nCons:\nBoth rooms were missing items (remotes, dish towels, glasses).  2 phones in one of the rooms only worked on speakerphone.  Some things were falling apart (strips around shower to keep water in) and beautiful jacuzzi tub did not work.  The did player was missing the cables so it didn't work for the kids the first night.\n\nWe brought up the issues to the manager and she waived the resort fees.  All in all was a great experience and we will return!


Fast, fairly priced, consistently delicious. \n\nI have yet to be disappointed at Palmyra in the 10+ times I have been there. Their falafel is airy and nuanced, chicken shawarma is savory and well portioned and the kicker for me is the baba ghanoush - never too oily and always perfectly seasoned. \n\nThe people are friendly and will readily exchange light and witty banter or assist a new customer in the finer points of the menu. Palmyra is the perfect casual Mediterranean/Middle Eastern dining experience you can't really match anywhere else in the city. Especially for the price.\n\n\nP.S. Very robust vegetarian options!


Both of my sons were home for thanksgiving and us men decided breakfast at DeLucas on Saturday a good idea. Wrong!  A long line outside convinced us to find an alternative. Across the street Enrico's looked interesting. I didn't know they served breakfast but lunch has always been a treat.  Wow! The breakfast menu was not your usual fare but a eclectic selection items such as Greens, eggs  and ham,  a breakfast salad with an egg on top and a homemade granola.  There were many other items that had a Italian theme.  The Cafe is a small venue between two buildings that is by no means fancy but has a rustic feeling. I only gave the place three stars because service was uneven but very friendly. Also my one son didn't get any bread. They forgot. Also my meal was missing the sprinkling of Parmesan that was to be included.


We just randomly stopped for breakfast here.  It was really delicious! Julie was our server and she was really perfect.


Little things make this place just ok. Of course it's better than any flea bag motel you might find in Vegas, but no free wireless? I mean that's pretty standard in even budget places like The Hampton, etc., at half the price. Yeah, the Luxor has a crappy tangly wire by the tv you can plug into your laptop to get internet, but that means you're tethered and have to sit on the edge of the bed to use your computer. It's not even long enough to kick back on the bed where we all like to use our laptops, right? No coffee machines in the room make it so you have to trudge down to the Starbucks below and shell out the $10 for a couple coffees in the morning, grumble grumble. The tv sets are these crappy maybe 26\" numbers from the 90s. Don't these places know there has been a flat screen revolution? Why every room doesn't have a 36\"- 40\" flat screen is beyond me. Why would I want to order any PPV channels to watch on a screen that's crappier than the TV I had in college and not half as good as the one I have at home?? Also, the Pacquio fight was on, but it couldn't even be ordered to the room? You're kidding me? In Vegas?\nThe saving grace is the casino is pretty nice and not overly smokey. The grounds outside by the pool are nice (though the pool area was shut down when we were there because maybe the weather was cooler? Weird, because the pools at Cesar's and other places were open), and the pyramid shape is always intriguing. The location on the Strip near the end makes for some nice views for some rooms. The Luxor should take a cue from Cesar's Palace where the rooms are truly luxurious, and there is a feeling of space and opulence throughout. I don't think this place is fit for a Pharaoh....


We did this for a Sunday activity for the girls for my sister's Vegas Bachelorette weekend- it was beyond AWESOME! I can't see enough good things about Roxanne and her all lady staff! Danielle did the bride's makeup and mine and we both LOVED it! Roxanne made our hair look beautiful and took the pictures. Their studios has some adorable sets and Ricky helped all the girls pick out clothing that was so sexy and flattering for each body! It was so nice have her opinion.  They all made of feel very comfortable and sexy while taking the individual pictures and we just played around for the group shot.  The individual photos came out gorgeous, especially the poses that they suggested, TRUST them!  The group shots came out very fun :).  The bride got pretty comfortable with vodka and didn't want to leave the shot she had so much fun!\nWe will totally be back again next time we are in Vegas for more photos and for their makeup class!


Everything tastes alright, nothing stands out at this place.\n\nThis is the newest buffet in town (2010), new concept (Foods were presented in small 'Spoons').   However, the food quality itself and customer service still have lots areas that needs to be improved.\n\n1. Whoever directed us to cashiers needs to know when her fellow coworkers are going on lunch break. When you direct customers to a queue, you better know your cashier is not closing down the counter for her own break, or the result is the angry customers redirected line to another cashier while waiting behind the people whose originally behind you in line.\n\n2. Waiter/Customer ratio.  I feel bad for the staffs that work here. They have to carry alot of the heavy plates and I did witness some girl dropped the glass bottles (bye bye to part of her wage?).  I agree with other posters that we hardly get our plates removed.  It is easier to push our plates onto other people's table when they are gone than waiting for our waiter to remove them.   Our waiter forgot to bring some of our drinks during the first round, and we had to ask others to refill our drink because we just don't see him very often.  However, when we can grab someone to help, they were glad to help.\n\n3. Food availability.  I know this place is trying to be different.  They cut lunch at 3pm.  But the food seems to be disappear starting from 2:15pm.   They have a set quota of food that would be offered during lunch hours.  After the amount of food that's consumed., then it is gone.  For example, sushi (Cut rolls, hand rolls), crab cocktails were gone around early 2pm.  You just simply can't find the chef working at the sushi station no more after 2:15pm.  They just remove the plate completely.  The lady works at the crab stations were trying to find some crabs for me, but there's simply no more. (Yes this is a buffet but you are telling me, sorry, no more food - What a JOKE).  If you guys have set quota of food available, you should be better off a la carte instead of buffet.\n\n4. Food taste - Everything tastes very, very average, nothing Wowed me.  It is one of those places that you go in, you come out, and you don't remember what is good about it.   By the way, their Asian Station is bad, I highly recommend them to improve the taste of the food that they offer and they need to clean the counter more frequently.  I have seem that slice of Korean BBQ beef been hanging on the counter (instead of the plate/bowl where its suppose to belong) during the duration of my visit.\n\n5. Dessert tastes alright. Small dishes concept, their chocolate dipped strawberry are the highlight of the entire buffet.  Everything else tastes pretty average at best.\n\nSince this place is still NEW (opened less than 2 weeks). I give a 3* rating instead of the 1-2 star rating and as I would.  However, until further improvements have been made on service and food, I do not recommend nor I will go back to this buffet for the price and the \"Super luxury\" buffet that they claimed themselve to be.


This place is the size of a closet and unlike the huge, sprawling location on Greenway, has no TV's on any of the cardio machines and a fairly lackluster assortment of weights/ weight machines. \n\nI really despise the lack of consistency among LA Fitness gyms in the Valley. I'm not sure why they'd build a new location in an upscale area of N. Scottsdale and not have the most sophisticated / updated equipment in it. Also, this location offers NO spin classes!!!!


It's actually called the Huntridge Diner. I went here for lunch last week and yeah I guess it was A-ok. I had the daily special, which for Tuesday is a Burger, Fries and Soda for $6.95. The burger didn't taste like much but it wasn't bad. The fries probably came from Sysco but they were battered and pretty tasty. Everyone was very friendly including the girl at the front cashier counter and even the cook. Besides me there was only one other customer in there so the service was good.


This place was bought out by another person a year ago. He named it Taka Sushi but hasn't changed the name on the outside.\n\nThere are a few servers left from the old owner but they hate it. Ending in service going down hill.


had his croissant at Bellagio a few years ago and never forgot how good it tasted.  \ngot to relive that memory this weekend.  it was every bit as good as i remembered it.\n\nregular croissant + dub expresso\n\nBest Ever!


I was one of the first patrons for lunch, I park in the lot on the side, open the door and walk in...and get fairly rudely told by one of the servers that I've just entered the wrong door and if I would like to go to the front and wait for the hostess, I can be seated. Not the best start to the meal.\n\nI ordered a bunch of food figuring I'd sample it all and decide if I like the restaurant enough to bring my wife by at another time.\n\nFirst I got the hamburger w/bacon and gruyere. By the time it got to me, the bun was completely soggy under the burger. The bread was too soft and porous, and there was nothing between the burger and the bread. The biggest crime here was that the menu said it was served w/an aioli...and it was, on the side. If they had just put a nice thin coat of it on the bun then the juices wouldn't have turned my bun into a fall apart mess. The crispy onions on top were nice though, and the burger was cooked a nice medium. HOWEVER, I also got a side of the fingerling potatos...disaster. They were charred little briquette lumps, which was a shame, because I had really been looking forward to them. Only about 1/4 were even edible.\n\nSecond, I ordered the cheese flatbread, thinking it would be like it said on the menu, flatbread w/cheese and herbs. However they made the mistake a lot of lesser restaurants make, they brought me a pizza. Look, quick easy difference between pizza and flatbread...sauce. If you put tomato sauce and cheese on it, it is a flatbread pizza. If you MEAN flatbread pizza you should say that on the menu. No big, it still tasted good, except again...soggy. Like, fall apart soggy. A shame.\n\nThird, I went for the cheesecake for dessert. First problem w/this? It took 15 minutes to get my cheesecake. Not even kidding. They weren't that busy, and my server stopped by twice while I was waiting to refill my water. Not once did he say, \"hey, that'll be up in just a moment\" or offer any explanation. Weird. Second problem, when it finally does come, it is a bell jar with an inch of cheesecake in the bottom, a combination of canned fruit and candied nuts on top of that, and about 3 inches of whipped cream filling the top of the jar. Do you have any idea how hard that is to eat? Ridiculous. I was angry because actually tasted good, but it was so hard to eat!\n\nIn my book, 3 near misses. They're so close to being a really good restaurant, but right now they just aren't there.


Great brunch!   Dog friendly non-smoking patio.  Really good service and excellent food.   We had the bacon beer chorizo benedict, really great.   Can't wait to come back for mimosas.


This is a nice hotel if you want to save some money and get a cheap room and stay centrally located on the Vegas strip. \n\nThe $25 rooms were no frills. A 19\" old fashioned TV and a slider door out onto the deck overlooking the pool - and construction zone next door. No micro, coffee maker or mini fridge. Small pillows.\n\nOn the second morning we awoke to jack hammering next door on the Flamingo Hotel and Casino Parking garage. (see photo above) They were busting up the concrete and reebar roof of the elevator shaft next door with a hydraulic jack hammer attachment on a small excavator. Sure..... it was noisy and I'm sure the several hundred rooms that faced that side of the building around the pool could hear it also. \n\nUnder our door the same morning was a polite written notice in writing that fire alarm testing was beginning at 10 or 11am this day and not to be alarmed. It made for a memorable morning.\n\nThe entrance off the strip to the hotel was through a small hallway lined with more construction fence on one side and not well marked. Seems the buildings on each side of the Imperial Palace were being renovated and there were mazes of chain link fence to walk through. \n\nThe food in the Imperial Palace was great to not so great. The famed Hash a-go-go breakfast place up stairs was incredible. Great eats and amazing portions. I heard there were coupons given at other casino's for this Hall of Fame breakfast place but we did not have one. Lots of famous people have eaten there. Huge thick french toast and monster pancakes. \n\nThe Burger Palace upstairs was a little disappointing. It was rather busy and staffed by only two people. You had the lonely cook in the back who also changed hats and became the bus boy who collected the trays and emptied garbage out front. He then ran back to flip the burgers when he was done. The order taker gal up front took 4-6 orders and then would switch over the order filler and fill 4 to 6 orders completely while the line got longer and longer out the door and customers started putting on their not so happy faces. She was a flip flopper trying to keep up with new orders and filling orders that had been waiting for her singlehandedly to fill. I'm sure the comment box at this place is filled with \"hire more help\" suggestions\". The food was only OK at best but not over the top.\n\nThe Pizza Palace in the hotel sounded like a great place to eat. But don't plan on having lunch there since they are only open in the evenings starting at 5pm. WTF? Scrap your lunch plans there.\n\nThe lobby was crowed most of the time likely due to the cheap rooms. The dealer-tainers that performed in the lobby on the gambling floor were interesting to watch. On our travels in and mostly out of the hotel lobby we saw, John Belushi, Michael Jackson, Tina Turner, Taylor Swift, Avril Lavigne and a dude who looked like Rick Ocasek.\n\nIt's a cheap place to stay and is no frills. Your not going to be there much so this place will likely do. The breakfast is the best thing about this place. Take the express bus to get around the strip. There is a stop not far from the hotel.


Mediocre Chinese restaurant in Madison. Cliff and I came here for a cheat meal after a long cleanse. \n\nWe ordered the black pepper deep fried chicken, garlic eggplant, and a seafood soup. \n\nThe chicken was very disappointing; normally, chinese restaurants fry this chicken dish by the whole, but Fugu skimped out. They gave us the nasty little  parts of the chicken (including cartilage and god knows what else), heavily battered them, and fried them - so each bite consisted of crunchy dough and oil. A few pieces into the dish I started to question if they were even serving me actual chicken. \n\nThe seafood soup was a miss. It was heavily salted and tasted as if they dumped frozen seafood inside an msg loaded broth. \n\nThe eggplant was the only decent dish. I tasted sweet chili sauce more than anything else (didn't taste the garlic at all, so the name was misleading). Though it actually made me want to finish my rice. \n\nAside from everything else, I feel like Fugu needs to chill with the red chili peppers and hot chili oil. They drench that in every single goddamn dish that when you finish and look at the plate, you realize that half of it consisted of red peppers.


Well if you're looking for speedy service then this is the place for you! I am giving it 1 star because I went on my day off to enjoy myself and get a pedicure there was hardly anyone there when I got there and about 2 mins of my feet being in the water more people came in. The lady that was doing my feet hurried I didn't even have a second to relax the massage and scrub were like 2 seconds. I wasn't there more than 15 mins! I don't know about you but I've always been okay with waiting to get a pedicure because I know when I get mine it will be worth it I guess this place just isn't like that.


what a lovely hotel... reminded me of the auckland city new zealand.. ! we had the best time in vegas.. this place has so many drunk memories attached..i can never forget this place ever.the rooms were great neat and tidy,the rides on top are not at all scary,its a cool place.. :) over all... very GOOD!


Super super BIG.  I mean HUGE.  I am from Asheville and its about 8 times the size of  the Asheville mall.  We were told it is a 1 mile loop and I believe it.  the only things I did not like about my experience was how rude the people were.... NOT the employees, but the people shopping.  They would just ram into you and never look at your or even acknowledge you.   If you want a FULL complete day of shopping.... GO HERE but bring your helmet.


Small Indian takeout spot in Latta Arcade with pretty good food, although my veggie entree was a bit watery.  The naan was fresh which is always important.  I'll probably go back and try something different just to make sure they're legit.


This is price based alone.  The quality of the cleaning was good but no different than a regular dry cleaners.  I had no idea I would be paying $41 to have a pair of slacks and one mans dress shirt cleaned.  Shame on me for not asking ahead of time but in no way did I think it would ever be that pricey.  These were not designer pants so I wonder why the counter girl didnt alert me and wonder why Id be paying so much these to be normally cleaned.  I would go back if I had a fancy item because they do have attention to detail but never again for my normal dy cleaning


I visited this place today for the first time in 15 years.  I have to say:  they still have all of those amazing recipes and flavors.  Now that I'm back in town it will certainly be a restaurant that I visit frequently.  Seriously tasty food!


Rehab is the worst.  Unattractive people, Deck chairs cost $150 to rent, and the DJ is REALLY BAD.  If you stay out there long enough the DJ will even replay songs he spins.  Plus the mixes are VERY weak.  \nDO NOT GO.  A WASTE OF MONEY AND TIME!\nThe drinks are so expensive it forces everyone who wants to drink more to drink even more in their room so the alcoholics end up staggering all over the place.  \nWhen I was there last week this group of 10 girls got into this huge brawl which had visual appeal with all the boobage and weaves flying around but in the end it was just sad.\nOn top of that these fools are running around getting b-roll for a TV show.  Whatever it is I probably won't see it but chances are your ass will be on a 2 second shot.  I don't know how many times I saw the camera crew getting a shot of the bartenders and then shooting some chicks ass while she wasn't looking.  \nThis Hard Rock and Rehab are the height of irony.  A venue dedicated to creativity and musical zeitgeist is the home of mediocre party scenes.\nBOYCOTT


I really wanted to fall in love with this place.  It's located close to my house, I could bike there, it's got a great pool area.  But alas, Lifetime just did not live up to my standards.\nI joined and I did not go because well, there were just several things about this place that just bugged me.\nFirst of all, this place is just TOO big- no sense of intimacy- even with all the fancy granite tiles and nice carpeting- this place just made me want to come- get my workout done- and leave!\nThe class offering were small so every class was packed- people were waiting in line to get in and aggressive about getting the necessary props for the classes.  And the spin classes were so aggressive- I want a good workout- not to start a head banging fight.\nThe staff up front never seemed to know what was going on- every time I asked a question, I get a dull stare back.\nThe locker rooms were dirty and most of the time wet.  It was disgusting to try to take a shower there after working out.\nAnd the swimming pool that I was so excited about for my son?  No umbrellas so you are at the mercy of the blazing hot Phoenix sun at all hours of the day.\nMy son couldn't stand to be at the daycare facility either.\nSo overall, there were some serious negatives for me.  \nThere are twi good thing I will write about this place.\nOne is that they have great machines for working out- every type of machines imaginable- all in excellent condition- so if you are into lifting weights then this is the place for you.\nOne is that they do a great road ride every Tues and Thurs morningat at 5:30am and I've met some really nice riders.  Esp. Rick who is so passionate about riding, he's a total inspiration to me.\nThe other is that they have great machines for working out- every type of machines imaginable- all in excellent condition- so if you are into lifting weights then this is the place for you.


Went there today for the first time and was impressed!!!  It's really lovely inside, very spacious - couches, tables, and a side room with big tables where you can sit and do work with books, a laptop, etc.  The decor is also really lovely.\n\nI also think their menu is fabulous. While I've only been there once and can't speak to the quality of all the items listed, my friend had a tea she enjoyed, a panini that she said was delicious; and I had the side salad that was excellent for only $4.99.  They are also giving away free donuts with purchase to promote their opening and I thought it was very tasty.\n\nTheir menu includes salads, sandwiches, paninis, deserts/pastries/donuts and coffee/espresso.  \n\nI will definitely go back - great location, lovely inside, and a great offering of foods.


I like the idea of Sidebar, but I don't really love the place. The drinks are decent, so I would go there for that- though I just have never found it to be very fun. Once I went in and had an amazing bartender from Sanfrancisco- I really enjoyed that visit, but then the next time I had this bartender guy and he was really uptight and condescending whenever anyone asked him a question. It really bugged me, and it made it a less fun experience. I have never gone back.


I came here a couple of times while on vacation catching a few suns games and have always left happy.service is good,food is good and atmosphere is great.actually got to meet thunder Dan and do shots with him wich was pretty unreal.its a sports bar so don't come here expecting anything more than bar type food


We rented a Dodge Viper for five hours for a total cost of approximately $240.  To pay this amount you either have to be a total car buff (my hubby) or a show off (not my hubby).\n\nOne minor annoyance was that the Viper was yellow (hello 90s!) and two big annoyances were that the business is located in a somewhat sketchy area (but still on The Strip) and our car smelled like barf.  \n\nAll in all, the ride to the Hoover Dam was fun, the car is a ferocious beast and we looked pretty freaking awesome (okay, so I'm a show off).


Dear god, could this place BE any bigger? Shit. Kind of a cheesy Vegas decor, and extremley overpriced. Obviously, anything at the casino will be a rip off...restuarants...I was NOT expecting to pay 14 bucks anywhere for a side salad. \nI was there for a conference and mark my words it was 15 minutes to get from the rooms to the conference center...a huge pain in the ass and on my feet. \nRooms...ok...obviously I had the bottom of the barrel rooms, but for 209 a night I mean it was as nice as a new Marriot would be...but it was VERY clean and the bed was also very comfortable...and BOO no HBO in the room? Shit, even the Motel 6 down the street had that...but I know, I know, they want you gambling not watching TV in your room.\nThe live lion display, cool as was the sports book place...but overall I am glad this conference is at the Venetian next year.


Very friendly staff. Food is cheap like any fast-food chinese restaraunt. The portions are huge for the lunch and dinner specials. The veggies are fresh just the right crunch. The food is better than the more expensive chinese restaraunts. Dissapointed with the egg rolls and the soups though. They can use some improvement but overall a quick and easy decision.


I'm only giving them 2 starts because if you're not a cowboy, you won't be welcomed. The food gets 5 stars, but after our experience I believe there exists racial discrimination from the wait staff towards the customer. And that does not bode well for an overall dining experience. IF I eat there again, I'll order take out.


If I was allowed to give just one \"Worst of Yelp Awards\" this would be it.\n\nThe Cards must have about 10,000 fans show up for games because the logistics for the National Championship game was a disaster. It was like this was the first event they ever held.\n\nProblems (So many - I'm sure I'll leave something out)\n\n1. No concessions to be found anywhere outside stadium\n2. Inside concessions ran out of hot dogs, cups and beer any many spots before halftime.\n3. Parking lot security was yelling at everyone\n4. There were only 4 gates for 70+ thousand fans\n5. Jumbotrons - small\n6. Barely could hear the stadium announcer\n7. They wouldn't show a replay and then they would put an ad up saying replays brought to you by....\n8. Only a couple of escalators for the upper decks that fit one person at a time.\n\nThis stadium does not deserve a BCS game and I hope it gets yanked from the smallest of the stadiums involved.


My husband and I went to eat here in hopes of eating an \"oh-my-goodness-that-was-the-best-I-ate-so-much-I'm-going-cross-eyed\" type of buffet. But, I was still seeing straight after we left. I knew that wasn't the best sign. That and the fact that I even asked my husband what he thought of it. I know when I do that, I don't really like the place and want to get his opinion, in case I'm having an off taste day. But, sad to say, he agreed with me. \n\nLet's just say, save $10 and go to the Bellagio buffet instead. \n\n(+)\nDecor was good\nBathrooms were clean\nMost of the service was good\n\n(-) \nNot a huge variety of food\nTaste of food was just okay\n\nI know it's more + than -, but let's get it straight - we all go to the buffet for the food. And when I think Vegas buffet, I think lots and lots of food. \n\nTotally not FTWynn..... :(


Horrible experience.  I have a migraine today, asked for deep tissue on shoulders neck and upper back and this therapist hasn't got a clue how to relieve a headache or even give a good massage, my worst experience ever and I have had numerous massages over the years.  I thought the whole experience from the moment I walked in was not good, and the therapist  was late, needless to say I didn't go back to work after this experience which has cost me time and money now.  Just plain horrible!!!


Stumbled upon this place whilst looking for a gift for a friend who's big into whiskies so figured I couldn;t go wrong.  I don;t know anything about whisky but the staff were really helpful, and knew their stuff so I managed to come out with a decent bottle.  They didn't push me into buying the really expensive ones either, which I'd expected.  I noticed they weren't overly pushy with other customers too, leaving them to browse if they didn't want any help when asked. \n\nThe selection of miniatures and big bottles is huge, and they have lots more besides whisky.  There's a note next to each type, explaining a bit more about it, which I thought was a nice touch, saving you having to ask all the time.\n\nwould definitely go back for another present - great selection, nice staff, good prices.