I wish I could give DB 4.5 stars, but the bartenders were pretty cool so I'll bump it up. I ate here with a friend. Well, I actually ate alone at the bar, which was the first time I have ever dined in a restaurant by myself, since my friend was in a meeting. I must say, eating by yourself, in a dress, ready to go out at night is one surefire way for guys (good and bad) to come talk to you. It was pretty empowering though, and when my friend showed up after her meeting to grab dessert with me, I think the bartenders believed me that I really wasn't a prostitute!\n\nI had the most amazing foie gras I've had in a while, a decent crab salad, and some fabulous duck. The albarino suggested by the bartender was ok, but the desserts were fabulous. I think we actually ordered two although I can't remember which ones since I was probably in a food coma by that point! Top off the meal with a drink from the bar and we were ready for a night out.\n\nIf you can, grab a seat overlooking the Lake of Dreams so you can watch the dancing frog. And girls, don't be afraid to sit at the bar and eat by yourself. It's actually fun! (Just avoid the sleazy sales guys, also typically eating by themselves, and talk to the bartenders instead!)


I have been with America First Credit Union since 1993 I believe they were Network Credit Union back then. I now use the Las Vegas Shadow Creek Smith's Branch They are the  Best and always helpful with all my banking needs. A-1 Operation.I wish I could give them 10 no 1000 stars.


Compared to other spring training facilities and minor league ballparks, color me unimpressed. \n\nWhat is does have: \n- The outfield grass is the place to be. We roamed around to find the best spots and this seemed the most relaxing. Not too hot, and not too cold.\n- We liked the fact that the ushers didn't really care where you sit. If you wanted to sit behind home plate, nobody will stop you.\n- ample seating. Wasn't crowded when we went.\n- It's still spring training, which you can't bitch about.\n- easy parking.\n\nWhat it lacks:\n- Atmosphere! This place is quieter than a library! You could seriously hear a pin drop. Was it apathetic Angels fans? I don't know. But they only played music when there was a pitching change and even then it seemed like an afterthought. It was very surreal to go to a quiet game where nobody seemed to be really interested. I know it's spring training, but come on?\n- A decent view. You can see the freeway and a University of Phoenix building in right field. Whoop de doo! The left field had a cool view of a mesa however. \n- Decent food. It has ballpark fare and nothing else. It has nothing to write home about. The italian ice in the outfield was a welcome treat.


What I like about going to Vegas midweek is how almost every place to eat is easily accessible and not overcrowded.  You can basically walk up to almost any fine dining establishment and get seated without a reservation.  With that said, I came across Seablue pretty much on a whim because I was just looking for a fancy dinner at a celebrity chef joint that wouldn't exceed $100.  \n\nMy original choice to eat that night was Mesa Grill, but their menu didn't appeal to me at the time and I felt compelled to venture down the strip to MGM since I like their restaurant alley near the monorail entrance.  Shibuya was a little out of my range so I walked over to Seablue and liked their diverse menu.  Plus, I assumed that since it's Michael Mina, it must be good.\n\nInside is very dark and intimate with water flowing down the walls.  The ambiance and decor worked for me as they complimented my food.  Great place for a date.  I ordered their Seablue Paella ($42, http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/3XE-poXz9CeDao-Q7pqkTw?select=kVRxMMlxUU30xc-rZhSqDw) because I was intrigued by the fact that it had rabbit and quail eggs.  Before the course they serve you a paper funnel full of Pita flatbread with hummus, goat cheese, and babaganoush (hella good!!!).  The paella definitely wasn't your typical Valencia style and it wasn't as much in quantity, but the quality was very good and every bite had a nice surprise as like all paellas.  The rabbit tasted like chicken though.  I guess that was expected.  My server was very attentive and actually suggested the paella for me, and I'm glad he did.  I also peeked over and saw someone eating their Kobe ribeye, it was huge and looked good also.\n\nOverall, Seablue was a nice experience for me.  I wouldn't mind going back there again to try that Kobe ribeye and everything else they have to offer, but with new places opening up on the Strip and a lot others to try, it might be hard to lure me back anytime soon.


...and the party keeps going....I think I went to Tao Beach on a Friday? hhhmmm either way I was hung over, delusional, disoriented but either way ready to party more. We got to the party around noon. Tell the guy at check-in your a Vegas resident....he let us in free that way. \n\nOkay the party is in the corner in this little ass area....wtf? Booty and boobs everywhere!!!!! To the left, to the right...up ahead, in your face....hot damn turn around booty there tooo! Super crowded but somehow it was not that bad...gives you a reason to touch some hot guys abs or round booty. ha!\n\nDrinks were tasty though. I give that a thumbs up! By 4pm everyone was a drunken hot mess. RED people everywhere...I was not feeling the music at all..but it was def the spot to meet people and make plans for later in the evening.\n\nUnless you get an overpriced cabana, do not attempt to recover from the festivities of the previous night at Tao Beach. No bueno.


Do not use their ATM\n\nAttempted to withdraw $ for a bike cab when in Phoenix using my bank's card. Their ATM proceeded to charge me the withdraw amount plus $3 but game me no money. When calling the branch to ask for ATM reconciliation, nobody picks up the phone. If anybody has been to downtown Phoenix during the day, they would know only people at conferences are walking around that section of town so I couldn't imagine who they would be helping. After getting routed to their 800 line several times and being told to only the branch or my bank could start that process I decided to give them the ol \"call repeatedly until someone picks up.\" After about 30+ tries, I reached a girl who told me only the phone support number could start this process. Explained to her that several agents had told me the branch had to start this process and ask to be introduced during a transfer to someone who could help. Guess what? I was just sent to the start of the 800 menu again. Was not able to reach anybody after another 10 calls, I gave up defeated but still victorious. Victorious in the fact I don't have a bank account with these unresponsive a holes. Would never consider opening an account with any BofA after my experience with this branch and will be sure tell others to heed my warning.  Thank FSM for local banks!!


This is definitely a change from 3940. The openness of the restaurant makes it very comfortable. The bar is beautiful with it's plexiglass or real glass lookalike....Sidecars with a cinnamon surprise. Duck fat FRIES! WOO HOO! I actually had...surprise surprise...Bone in RibEye...Mmmm Kobe is over rated. It's American Kobe anyway not the wagyu. had the asparagus. Very nice....and I think I had the fancy mashed potatoes. I didn't want to say puree. I didn't want any one to know I'm a fancy boy....eating the fancy foods....Over all. Michael Mina did a good Job. I was happy with the service and quality of food. The only thing I didn't like....kids...like teen agers....ewww they let them in places like that?


Even though XS totally stole Tryst's thunder, I still love this place. I always have fun here. I like how the dance floor spills outside near the waterfall/pond so that there's readily accessible fresh air. Also, the layout is more interesting than the boring boxy clubs and the people who work here are a gazillion times better than TAO. It's never a problem getting in, and it's not uncomfortably crowded. Also, getting a drink doesn't usually take too long. And the bathrooms are really cute!


I could not find a coffee bar one morning and stumbled upon this place. It was crowded but the line moved fast. They have so many selections of munchies, teas and coffee. I was very pleased with it! Regular priced for Vegas


Horrible place. I've been to different sonic locations and this one is by far the worst. First of all, sonic isn't really great in the first place. This place is absolutely horrible\nI've tried it many times and none of them have been great\nThe burgers here are super greasy, the burritos which I really like in other places, the ones here always have really burnt eggs and are also super weirdly greasy. The fries are always gross, and the ice cream is weirdly gritty?? \nSo if you are craving sonic, just go to a different location.


Absolutely repulsive. They do not even try. I honestly did not expect such a disaster from a Vegas buffet that has been around for years. I expected to be less impressed than I was at the Bellagio, but to be disgusted and insulted by the fact that I paid for this? Yeah, that wasn't part of the plan.\n\nA five year old could do a better job of boiling pasta. How do you ruin pasta?? You have to clueless, careless, or miserable about your job. \n\nThey should stop the people at the front from taking money until this place is fixed. I can't believe other people have had the same complaints for a very long time. Guess I should have read the reviews first like I normally do, but when you're drunk you're just thinking you want to eat ASAP.\n\nWell my fellow Vegas happy and hungry drunkies - please do us both a favor. Go elsewhere and get yourself a beautiful and delicious meal that is worth your money and doesn't hurt to look at. Even your drunk self will hate this place.


I grew up with this mall.  I know some Arizonans see this as pretty much the end of the earth as far as our city goes, like the husband, and well, they are pretty much right.  As far as malls go, this one is decent.  It's definitely on the smaller size and has a very easy to navigate linear design.  The store is either on one end of the mall or the other.  You can't get lost here.  The food court is pretty decent with a selection that includes Sbarro, DQ/OJ, McDonalds, Paradise Bakery, Panda Express and a few less recognizable places.  The stores are pretty mainstream, with your usuals like Dillard's and Macy's and a big handful of the trendy stores that all the teenagers love.  By the way, this place is teeming with teenagers and tweens.  It's not a good place to be unless it's morning, because we all know teenagers don't even know what the morning looks like.  Not a bad choice for shopping.


Can't understand why this place is always so packed. Well actually, the sound system is probably the best out of any club on mill. So that part I liked. There is room to breathe once you make it to the pool tables, but it's a battle to get there in the first place. There is a good amount of tables. Overall, so so. But I'll visit another time for further review.


I am very mad and upset with this place. I would have given 0 stars if that was an option.\nI only went there once, today, as I needed my gel nail polish removed. Lady who did it for me ruined all of my nails! Now they look horrible - all scratched basically with no even surface and feel like sand paper, makes me wanna cry:( It was my first time having gel nails done and I did not know what's the proper procedure to remove it (now I obviously do as I googled it), she drilled it off basically after soaking them in acetone for no more than 1 second !!! I was asking 'I think it is ruining the nail?' the lady with broken English assured that it is ok... I was hoping that the horribly looking surface of my nails is still some left stuff from the gel base when she told me that it's done and I can go! I was shocked! Tried to say it's all damaged and it shouldn't be like that, lady again said 'oh now you will have to wait until it grows back cause u had gel it won't be normal'. This is unacceptable!!! \nlastly, the staff wasn't friendly at all and I've been charged extra for using my debit card, but this is not important at all.. my nails are ruined.\nNever ever going back there, and I wouldn't send my worst enemy there.\n\nP.S. For all the people working there - educate yourself. You can start by reading this article: http://www.nailsmag.com/article/96323/avoid-nail-damage-with-proper-gel-polish-removal


The only good thing about this place is getting to ride the mechanical bull.  It was empty both nights we stopped by.  At least I get to mark something off my bucket list!


I was surprised how small the rooms were! We're from NYC and were expecting hotel rooms in Pittsburgh to be bigger than what we're used to but this hotel disappointed. We were given a room on the executive level which one would think are bigger rooms but the only difference was there was a Sky Lounge just for the executive level. But we stayed over Christmas weekend and the lounge was closed the whole time. And there's no fridge in the room!!! What kind of hotel doesn't have a fridge in the rooms these days? FAIL! We did have a nice view of \"The Point\" and can see Heinz Field from our window and it's only a 10-15 min walk from the hotel -- those are the only 2 reasons I give this place a 3. Glad I booked this hotel through HW otherwise, I woudn't pay regular price. The front desk also wasn't very helpful. I asked about the shuttle (that they brag about on the website) going to the casino and she didn't know their schedule. She even told me to go on the internet to look for the casino phone # (because she didn't have it) to get shuttle info myself. Seriously??!?!


This place is so freaking good.  No way anyone can tell they vegan.  The people who work here are always so nice.  Cash only though.\n\nI flew in for my oldest daughters graduation, I had two food wishes while in town, Spam Musabi, and Vegan Donuts from Ronald's.  I know, contradicting food forces pulling at me. ;)\n\nThe apple fritters are delicious, I carried them thru graduation then on plane, and now they are cleverly frozen and hidden at my fianc\u00e9s house in her freezer.   \n\nSeriously, there is no way to tell the donuts are vegan, they are delicious.    Just remember, CASH ONLY.  Also the lady who co owns it is incredibly nice and polite, a rarity in Las Vegas.


I really like one of their managers who is here during the weekdays. He is very good at keeping the staff on their toes but I haven't seen him as recently as my last visit. The drive thru service is horrible with errors from ordering to inability to understanding the English language. This place has gone downhill.


Dr. Lorena P. was hard to understand, impolite, and had a terrible bedside manner. She never once said \"Please or Thank you.\" nor smiled. \nPay first to find out they couldn't do anything. \nNot even a referral or a recommendation. \nWas told over the phone by staff to come by. Staff needs some education on what their policies are so patients don't make wasted trips that could compromise their health through lost time.


\"Wow, great find Em!!!\"\n-Boyfriend\n\n\"Wow, I haven't had sushi this good since my last trip to NY\"\n-Boyfriend sister\n\n\"Wow, did you know that you are amazing?\"\n-Everyone\n\n(okay so that last one was a stretch)\n\n:::Bill arrives:::\n::::::I snag bill:::::\n:::::::::::::::::::GIGANTIC SMILE::::::::::::::::\n\nDetails:\nAtmosphere: Similar to Sapporo without the sometimes obnoxious Scottsdale \"scene\"\nFood: 5 stars: Fresh and very very good!  Had delicious seaweed salad and an amazing spicy salmon roll.  My favorite man friend shared Kobe sliders with his sis and enjoyed an amazingly spicy General Tao's.  Sis loved on a shrimp tempura roll and an incredible dragon roll\nService: 4 stars: Loved the waitress although she was sometimes hard to find.  But, she DID clue us in on the GREAT happy hour specials (see price) and hooked us up with at 10% discount for filling out a comment card!\nPrice: 5 stars!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  The 3 of us ate TONS (2 edamame, 1 app, 2 salads, 3 sushi rolls and a main dish) for $45 without cocktails!  \n\nWill I return: oui!


Loved it! I got the Mac n cheese burger and it was out of this world insanely awesome! Burger, bacon, cheese and Mac and cheese...how could u not love it. My hubby got fish tacos and they were awesome. You must get bloody Mary's to drink!


If you're looking for the only place to spend more than $300 for dinner, come here. I promise, you won't be disappointed! \n\nSW Steakhouse is a very classy and swanky restaurant. Here's the scoop on why I award them a 4.0 GPA:\n\n+ Seating was very quick, but I recommend making a reservation because this place is uber popular. \n+ The servers were right on key with EVERYTHING. You definitely get what you pay for. The management here really keep the ambiance and experience top notch with every aspect of the meal. For example, my ice tea (not a big drinker obviously) was always filled. My colleague's 1/2 bottle of wine was poured perfectly\n+ All the food came out in a timely manner! Very important especially when there's multiple guests in your party. \n+ Our servers were very professional, but funny. Their humor felt real and I felt a good connection with them. \n+ The food was absolutely excellent: veal (scrumptious and tender with the bone in...) Thanks to SW, I've found my favorite food of all time. crab soup was filling and was presented in a artful way, making it better tasting! \n+ For me, it's all about the bathroom, but at SW, they gave us this dessert that lifted my spirits so high! Sounds corny, but damn, I was hella happy. I saw in the corner of my eye this dessert structure of mini funnel cakes on a mini tree lined with fat strawberries and 3 dipping sauces. I seriously hope I'm this happy when I get married. \n\nLastly, know that you're paying for excellence here so don't be surprised. If you have it in your budget to have dinner here, I highly recommend it. And don't forget to try that dessert. Maybe you'll be as happy as I was.


Pretty easy trail but you have to pay a vehicle fee to get in.  The view isn't as great as some of the other peaks closer to Phoenix, but it's nice to avoid the crowds once in a while.


I came here a couple of times while staying at the Tropicana this week. Overall, it's everything you would expect from an in-resort snack bar, but I still found it to be a bit overpriced. A couple of small scoops of gelato will run you $7, and the gelato is only okay. You can actually get more for less over at the Bellagio.\n\nThe self-serve frozen yogurt is a better deal, at $0.49 an ounce, and there are some interesting flavors to try (coconut to peanut butter to cake batter). I guess I never really understood the fro-yo craze. Everytime I eat  it, I just wish I was eating ice cream instead.


We were happy to find a veg place nearby our AirBnB accommodations, but were a bit disappointed with our meal. \n\nWe ordered the \"albalone\" appetizer, \"beef fun\" dish, and \"beef\" sandwich.  The first thing I noticed was that all the vegan versions of the dishes were priced higher ($.50-$1) than the vegetarian versions (they all list both prices).  Since typically for a vegan meal you are taking away an animal product (eg, egg) this doesn't seem fair, but maybe there is something else making it more expensive I'm not aware of. \n\nOn to the food - in summary, the flavors were uneremarkable, and in the end (about one hour afterward) we were hungry again and our stomachs were a little upset. \n\nThe abalone was just like a thick noodle/starch with no flavor (the sauce was very good).  The beef fun dish was good, but greasy and unfilling - it seemed like sprouts were the go-to filler. The sandwich was plain with the same \"beef\" and many shredded carrots on a soft bun. \n\nFrom other reviews it appears we should have ordered different dishes, which would warrant the higher ratings reflected. So perhaps we just chose the wrong options. If I were in town longer I might return to try the crispy chicken or crispy pork rolls.  It's great that LV has this much-needed option in town for veg food - since it appears to be a well-loved establishment.  \n\nThe atmosphere reminded me of places in Chinatown in Seattle ... minimal ... which is fine if the food is good.. The service was just fine, nice people.\n\nNote that it's cash only, which necessitated a quick trip to the ATM!


I came here a couple of months ago during the holiday season. It was my friend's first time in Vegas, so we wanted to check out all the clubs. \n\nMy group arrived extremely early (around 8 pm) and the lines were still ridiculously long. When we got in.. the place was so packed, there was no room to dance! We decided to leave after a hour because we weren't having a good time. As we were making our way out of the club, there  was a longer line to LEAVE the club! So it basically took one hour to enter the club and another hour to depart the club. A little absurd.\n\nAs we reached the entrance while leaving the club, the bouncers were distributing complimentary TAO flip flops to the ladies! How convenient! I'm giving TAO another star because of this! Too bad I didn't stay long enough because my feet weren't even hurting at all to wear them. They are super comfy by the way! \n\nSo if you plan to leave the club early, you may be lucky enough to cop a pair of flip flops for your stroll to the taxi. They should have a complimentary incentive for the guys. Possibly TAO condoms? Ha- Ha.........


This gastro-gem instantly connects me with my former lifetime(s) in India. Rani dishes up some sumptuous home-style food at the back counter, with the love of a dotting grandmother. The tangy and fresh chutneys accompany her rich and flavorful veg-fare perfectly. Her pakoras are a hearty treat, and one of the few deep fried foods I'll indulge in, because how can you say no to your adopted Indian grandmother? The rest of the store is a delectable journey through spice, I can easily lose track of earthly time here. To my less-traveled western epicurians, know this is not like the International Isle at Whole Foods. Expect ; Hindi TV, ghee-scented air, tables sticky with Chai resin, and dusty nag champa boxes to abound. All part of the authenticity and love that is Rani World. I  recently read that India does irradiate their spices like we do in the West, so buying Indian spice products are both cost/health effective, but do check expiration dates.  My staples from these illustrious isles include; star anise, tumeric, chana besana flour, rose water, peppered pampadams, yellow split-mung beans, aspativa, basmati rice, mustard seed, cinnamon bark, ghee and the beauty of fresh curry leaves from the produce section.


Super clean venue! Always remember to go early to get your food before the start of the game, a few minutes before the half and possibly towards the end! \n\nThe wife and I grabbed some custom jerseys as we! I'm pretty sure we've adopted the suns as our new nba team


just had a gate installed for my courtyard, if the company ever responds to my e-mail I will update this review.\n\nThe sales person and myself visited a similiar home in the neighborhood that had a gate that was similiar to what I was looking for, the sales person said this isn't our gate but we'll do a much better job.\n\nSo after a bit a negotiation we agreed on price, the installers didn't seem to know what they were doing, instead of using a stud finder they just kept drilling holes through the stucco hoping to find one...they thought they did but it turned out to be a cross brace and they didn't notice this until they had already shaved off about 1/2 inch of stucco then when they realized they hadn't hit a stud they decided to move the gate in about 3 inches and again shaved off more stucco.  The frame of the gate appears to be to big for the gate and it never looks like its closed all the way.\n\nThey did patch some of the stucco but still left some drill holes and large gaps on the sides of the frame that should have been filled in.  I don't believe they ever did hit a stud and used another technique to secure the gate.\n\nLike I said if they make this right I will upgrade my rating but if I don't get a response, i'm going to the BBB and the ROC


This place has a great patio PLUS a great selection of microbrews.  I loved the setup of this place- great front and back patio-dog friendly too.  The back patio setup is awesome.  Great view of Camelback Mountain and the bicycle wall with the tires that are fans is super cool!  We came on Father's Day and for their BBQ Sunday special and we were not disappointed.  The special was great, huge portions.  The staff was very friendly and attentive.  Our waitress gave great recommendations and did not steer us wrong. Can't wait to go back!


One of the most delicious buffets i have ever had!  The main attraction of the buffet?  The amazing hot crab legs and dessert selection, oh and the booze too.  My boyfriend and i stopped at the M Resort on our way back to California.  it was only 10am and i was eating like a fat little piglet.  I ate so much, our server looked at me and said, \"I can really tell you enjoyed and got your moneys worth at the buffet.\"  Um rude. Let me eat in peace fool!\n\nThere is such a large selection of amazing food at this buffet.  Sure the sushi was a little blah, but the lamb was delish as well as the oysters, mussels, and Korean BBQ.  I'll have to admit i stuffed my face with crab legs so i couldn't fit a lot of the other food in.  I wanted to be a fat kid and save room for the good stuff.  \n\nThis buffet is way better than the Wynn, which we had the day before.\n\nThe desserts were AMAZING.  I had two plates full of sweets! Even though i was full of crab legs.


Such a disappointment.  My wife and I are huge Beatles fans.  We have never seen a cirque show before, so we were thrilled to get the chance.  This did not live up to expectation. There were three \"stunts\" that wowed us, but we were expecting a show of that.  It was much more of a dance performance than a circus performance, and one without a coherent message or story at that.


Great value for money. Recently renewed and so really clean as well. Staff was friendly. \nThe room had bad ventilation, and smelled like bleach when arrived.\nThe AC was noisy and didn't feel really effective. \nContinental breakfast is not worth mentioning...


I am going to keep this review simple. \n\nIf you are a health freak this place is as good as it gets. If you want to get greasy food and feel stuffed to the point that you need to wear elastic pants to the dinner table then this is not the place to go. \n\nI ended up getting the burger and it was good but not great. At the end of the day I would not go again because when i eat out  i dont care if it is healthy. Also the vegetable platter for the appetizer is like rabbit food.


Will stick with Chima!!!  Service sucked!!!  Waited 30 minutes for check!!!!!!  They were more focused on large groups then on small ones. Could have gotten up to leave without paying & no one would have noticed.  Won't be back!!!  No one knew what the heck was going on.  Couldn't handle the crowd either.


Who knew that Papago Brewing was hiding in the Papago Plaza just a couple of miles from where i live?  Not me!  \n\nI met my new friend Brian M at Papago Brewing Company for a beer yesterday (Friday) around 5pm.  He was sitting at the bar waiting for me when I walked in... and just as I sat down next to him, Jess (the friendly bartender) came over to see what I was drinking.  I told her what I liked, and she brought me a cool tall glass of Orange Blossom, a light American Wheat Ale flavored with Mandarin Orange and Vanilla.  They compare it to a liquid old fashioned creamsicle.  It hit the spot and believe it or not, it gave me a nice buzz too!  Yes, I am a light weight!\n\nJess also brought over a sample of a black cherry beer that I cannot for the life of me remember the name of.  It was sweet and delicious.\n\nI'm not a huge beer drinker, but after seeing Beer Wars and now seeing the variety of craft beers that Papago has to offer, I may become one soon.  Well - maybe I should wait until after the wedding - a beer bellied bride probably wouldn't be so cute?!\n\nThe beer selection for take out is awesome too - next time I need to bring beer somewhere, I'll head to Papago for sure!  If you're looking for a comfortable place to go have a beer, head to Papago... tell Jess I say hello!


Great food with great vegan/vegetarian options . The staff could work on customer service as well as efficiency.  I literally dock a full star because their front door was getting stuck on the cement outside creating this awful nails on a chalkboard sound. No one seemed to want solve the problem. When my boyfriend attempted to prop the door so it wouldn't make that sound, the worker shut it again creating a anxious and very interrupted dining experience.


I do not know what it is with all of the restaurants on Mall Ring Circle in Henderson, but they all suck!   This is the third time I've been in this BW3, and it keeps getting worse.  My server today (at the bar) was nice enough, but it took 30 minutes to get one order of 8 traditional wings.  And then, they're going to charge me an extra 60 cents for some ranch to dip them in?!  They NEVER have enough staff.  The person I had today was friendly enough, but most of them in there, look like they work in the worst place on earth.  And God forbid you ask for a game on a certain TV (even when it's slow) and they act like it's a chore.  It's a shame, because the location on Warm Springs and Durango is great.  This location could definitely use a refresher course in customer service from them.  I am done with this location.  And I am done with ALL of the restaurants on Mall Ring Circle.


It took over a half hour for the food to arrive and then three of the four plates were wrong and had to be sent back.  This didn't even warrant a visit to the table from the manager. \n_ Update: The management contacted me very quickly to make up for the experience we had and assure me that they will deal with the issues in training their staff.


Real neat idea.  Neat to visit.  Some useful stuff.  A bit overpriced.  Staff very helpful.


Freezer burnt, mediocre at best ice cream. Won't be back.


*INEXPENSIVE*\n\nI've been visiting Vegas since I was in diapers so I'm over the strip, club/party scene. I just come to hang out and this is the (I dont want to say perfect but insert something synonymous yet slightly inferior here) place to crash. I usually get the super suite. Nice size bathroom, spacious room (you dont feel like you're in a box) the flatscreen TV is a plus if you're into that (I dont watch tv)


I just paid $20 for two drinks.  This place is delicious and healthy but the price is absolutely ridiculous.  The kale isn't fresh it's frozen. The drinks are good but not worth the price. Just juice at home or go to a neighborhood market.


The service was unorganized and the hostess was rude. We karaoke'd with friends and the DJ playing the music was also rude. We won't be going back.


I hate to do this, but this is one of the worst roller coaster experiences I've ever had.  The restraint system hurt my neck.  For $14, the coaster itself isn't horrible, in fact it has a nice little 180 flip and roll, but overall, I was dissapointed.


This is a wicked place for a casual meal. Great service and the food is amazing. Most meals come with an appetizer, coffee or tea and dessert to finish off. \n\nI had the beef and macaroni stew, and started with a cold tomato based soup. I was a bit hesitant on the cold soup, but on a humid day, it really helps to perk up your appetite. \n\nThe stew was good with a hearty serving size and a rich broth. However, the meat was a bit tougher than what I was expecting.  Overall, it was satisfying. \n\nI ended the meal with the creme custard and a nice cup of coffee. \n\nHighly recommend coming here.


I come to this location pretty much everyday~ staff is always friendly but the drink I order \"venti iced stirred caramel macchiato\" they repeat my order and yet again today I was handed \"not stirred\" and each day the wait at drive thru is getting longer and longer


I expected more \"wolf howling at the moon\" shirts. Sorely disappointed


Best Pho Ga and Banh Mi that I have had in Arizona.  I discovered this lace on 10/17 and had to go back today 10/20. Both times greeted with warmly and sincerely. The baguette was perfection  for the Banh Mi. My new favorite lunch spot!!!!


Service is pretty bad and eclair or croissant were not good at all. Very much overrated. We had to ask for silverware and water twice. It wasn't very crowded either. Nothing we had was close to average including the brunch plank. Only above average item was the French toast.


we stayed here for 4 days in august last year and it was an OK stay.  probably the last time i will stay here unless there's some supersale on the hotel.\nthe hotel is a bit older but since our friends were getting married at Mandalay Bay, and since we couldnt afford staying there, we chose the closed hotel so the 23 of us didnt have to go too far to be there in time for the wedding.\nthere were construction going on all wknd.  so annoying as we were ok w/ it on Thursday but it seems be pounding w/ those machine all wknd.\n\nthe pool area was small and was not \"pretty\" as the other hotels.\nclub LAX is there and we all got in for free as we were staying there - one of the best part of the stay as there were lots of us and went in without lines etc. \nlike the ability to go to Excalibur and Mandalay bay on the tram without walking too much but the wait is about 15minutes in the hot sun :(\nour room was not that big...good enough for 2ppl.  if more, it will be tight.\ntheir food court needs more variety.\n\noverall, you really dont get that much but then again, you dont pay that much for the room.


Came here for Mother's day per friends recommendation. My mom and i both ordered the Delmonico steak. My steak came out fine but my mom's steak was TOO salty. We sent it back and the 2nd steak came out with no flavor. Service was very poor and the restaurant wasn't even busy. We had to ask the waitress to refill our bread and she forgot twice. Manager knew the problem and didn't even stop to talk to us. Worst part is the manager walked away to avoid us as we tried to approach him. For the price we paid for the food we expected better service. Will not go back.


Sweets & Beats is amazing! Plenty of cool/weird/unusual stuff to look at, besides the records...I find something I want everytime I go. This is unlike any other store you'll find in AZ.\nThe candy that foams in your mouth is awesome....I highly recommend.


Here in vegas this is pointless. You can go to any buffet in town and get way better food and service. It's so chaotic. Most of the food taste old. The carpets are dirty and this place is new. I hate to see what this place looks like after a year.


Possibly the best selection of products when it comes to a Best Buy.  Unfortunately, nothing can make up for employees who say one thing and do another.


Walked in bc I got tired of waiting in line for buffet (45 min and only halfway). I walked in and the three hostesses looked at ne like I was crazy, then told me I would have to wait 15 minutes to be seated...when there were only tables outside! I then had to ask where I woukd be seated and she grudgingly stated that there was a seat for one inside...or I could sit outside if I wanted. I wanted! Just as I was about to go find another restaurant she allowed me to sit.\nI was immediately greeted by one of the people working with the server, but it took the actual server a good 5 minutes to come over. I asked questiones, he made honest suggestions, and we got off to a good start. The baked clams came out within minutes...a bit on the salty side, but tasty. Spaghetti and a side of meatballs came not too soon afterwards. Pasta twirled onto the plate tableside...nice touch. But, I found it ok, not great. Overall, an overpriced and over-rated experience.


I WILL NOT BE GOING BACK.  My insurance covers a standard exam, including dilation.  When I got there, the attendant gave me paperwork to sign which included an agreement to have an electronic scan instead of dilation for an extra $39.00.  Both her and the paperwork made it sound like it was basically mandatory.  I had to fill out a form declining it and tell two attendants that I did not want to pay extra.  When I went to the doctor, she told me my eyes were \"healthy\" and I didn't need that portion of the exam, even though I've had it every other time I've been to an optometrist.  \n\nFinally, they REFUSED to tell my inter-pupilary distance.  I asked the doctor and she said that the eyeware people would not let her tell me.  I asked the eyeware people and they said the doctor wouldn't let them tell me.  Finally, after making a few fake excuses, the doctor told me that they didn't want people to know because they didn't want them to be able to order online.


this place has great food and great variety


TypicalMexican fare - it was pretty good but nothing special. The pollo fundido was pretty good and the bean burrito seemed pretty well executed but again there a million places like this in Phoenix.


They were off their game! Took 40 minutes to get our food.  Tables were dirty, customers were unhappy, food was so-so.  Just lots of little things that really built up and made for an unpleasent visit, will be hard to return anytime soon.


Took my parents to Brazz this Saturday for lunch for my dad's birthday. To be honest, I was a little concerned after reading the reviews.  But I was determined to give it a try and be fair with the place.  We arrived at 12:30ish and there wasn't a soul in sight.  I hope they have more patrons during the week.  The place is a little hidden in The Green area, next to Fuel Pizza.\n\nWe were greeted and sat immediately.  They have a lunch buffet offering during the day for $11.95 a person. It comes with the salad bar and 3 meat carving station.  The salad bar was ok.  The few salad that have actual leafy veggies looked a little soggy (ex. Caesar salad, management may want to leave the dressing out and let the customer put on when served).  Crab salad was the only \"seafood\" option but I don't eat imitation crab.  Tuna and chicken salad can be filling. I wish they have smoked salmon.  The carpaccio looks a little scary... The meat was orange with a mustardy sauce on it, I can't tell if it's beef or not.  The soup was chicken vegetables and it was a bit high on sodium.\n\nOk, on to the meat.  Top sirloin was well seasoned.  The meat was a bit tough but it is sirloin after all.  Once you get to the middle cut then it is definitely medium rare.  The pork loin was 2nd best.  A little bland in the middle.  I like my pork medium well to make sure it isn't overlooked, so this was not bad for a cook through porkloin. Turkey was the worst.  No seasoning, bland and dry. And the turkey gravy was thick with a jelly, yellowish color and consistency.  But it was needed to give the meat a taste.\n\nThe hot side bar has the best overall offering. Sweet potato casserole was good. Roasted veggies and potatoes both were good.  Skip the garlic mashed tater. And there was only one dessert looking item and yike, it looked as appetizing as it tasted. \n\nThe service was good, but we were the only table.  I also can't blame them for hanging out by the bar upfront since there's not much to do even though it made them look slacking. \n\nConclusion: to be fair, this is not a 1-star place. It is likely a 2 to 3 stars depending on personal taste and expectation.  I can see how it may be more of a disappointment during expensive dinner time. And while I was getting worried about the food quality (some of the reviews were down right scary), I am glad to say I was feeling fine after I ate :). And darnit I didn't see or get any cheese rolls.


I've been coming to this place for awhile now and this last experience has been so awful I am NEVER coming back!!!!\nI made a reservation for my husbands birthday for 12 people on a weds night in the bar area. We arrived to find out that they lost our reservation and we're told in a condescending manner that, \"we don't take bar reservations\".  We explained that we talked to Kevin and he double checked that the our reservation In the bar would be just fine. When I told manger/owner this, instead of apologizing and trying to rectify the situation, he acted as if we were out of line or lying about our reservation.  So then they shoved some tables awkwardly together and NEVER said sorry or that they were going to take care of us in any way.  I'm not sure why we stayed but we did, we were trying to have a good time for his birthday.. When the \"incompetently obnoxious\" server finally came over to get our drink/food order ,it was at least 5-10 mins. She took our order  and got everyone except myself.  She never asked me again if I was okay or if I was eating anything.  Long story short, it took forever and we waiting about 30 mins for our checks.. Speaking of split checks... Two couples in our group asked for separate checks because they had to leave early.  That wasn't a problem for them to get separate checks but when we asked for our checks to be split, she dropped off one check and told us to circle what we had!  We did so And of course she screwed it all up.  We also had a $25 gift card that surprisingly didn't work. They took the card and comped our bill. But really we paid $25 because they be we gave us a new gift card, (not like I'd ever come back).   Don't waste your time here!!!! The owner could give a shit about giving good service or making customers feel wanted.


The first 3 times we boarded our dogs here we were pleased with the care they received. My only complaint those times was that the boarding area smelled horrendous, like a dog pound or something. A dog smell is understandable but the smell it had seemed like it wasn't cleaned very often. We used them anyway because money was tight & they were affordable. Each of those visits, we were encouraged beforehand to bring whatever items would make our dogs feel at home & when we arrived, they let us go back & unpack their things & put them in the kennel ourselves. \n\nThey keep each dog's belongings & food in their own large container with a lid, & I appreciated this organization. However, the last time we boarded them, we packed them each a bag with a blanket, a couple of their toys that they could keep in their kennel, & their food. On our last visit, I waited for the invitation to go back & unpack the dogs & she told me they were too busy for that but she would make sure they got all of their stuff.\n\nWhen we went to pick them up, 4 days later, the girl opened the container to give me their belongings & she handed me both of their bags...still neatly packed away like I had given them the day they arrived. When I asked why they hadn't at least given them their blankets her response was to chuckle & say, \"Sorry, we forgot.\" So, for 4 days & 8 meals, they moved each dog's packed bag to get to their food & it never dawned on anyone to actually GIVE my dogs their stuff. The thought of them alone in the kennel for 4 days without so much as a blanket made me livid. This was definitely the breaking point for me & we will never use their service again. \n\nI also had a problem on every visit with them trying to charge me about $100 more than the rate I was quoted in an email & each time I had to show them the email & wait about a 1/2 hour for them to go into the house & discuss it with the owner (who I was never allowed to meet). They did give me the overcharge back but they were very rude about it. This routine happened on every single visit. \n\nI'm not saying this is a bad place or that I wouldn't put my dogs here if it were the only place available but since there are so many more reputable choices in town, I'd recommend going somewhere more professional. Yes, it's a \"cute\" place but I feel like the veneer is just a bandaid to some obvious underlying problems because they always seem short staffed.


First to review? \n\nLocated next to Metro Pizza, this store has been around for years. Since there is no Fresh & Easy in my immediate area, I've had to find a replacement for my fresh produce. This location is super convenient to my workplace. It's hardly every busy (a few other customers, maybe a handful) so parking is easy, as well as checkout. Yesterday, I got packs of kiwi, peaches, a pkg. of celery, 3 pound bag of apples, a bunch of bananas for $12.05. I've been coming here more lately since F & E is closed and sometimes it's hit or miss with the 99 cents only store. \n\nClean, fully stocked, and doesn't disappoint. I noticed two people working last night, one cashier, and one stocking.


The girl at the drive through has a hilarious voice,  this place changes its employees more than I change my socks (which is twice a day by the way).   I love their iced coffee but the hot coffee taste strange.  dont know why that is.   The drive through line is generally quick so you barely ever have to wait (not like starbucks).   THe evening employees are not as great as the morning employees...they seem to mess up your order more often in the evening.   Morning is spot on.   I live close so I Frequent this place often.   Im a fan of dunkin donuts and will continue to go.


This is me... This is me NOT on drugs... This is me saying that Guru Palace is just okay.\n\nIt's my fault though. This happens when I'm expecting way too much from a restaurant. Guru Palace has been on my list for some time now, but after they won Best of Phoenix, I had to try them immediately... so I made my way over there to enjoy a weekend lunch.\n\nThe restaurant is pretty gorgeous inside, mixing traditional art with and industrial and contemporary feel; that made me really happy. Everything was very clean and there was a lot of open space; again, I was very happy. The food was what started the decline of that happiness though. \n\nSome of the food was very good, like the Tikka Marsala - it definitely rivals India Oven's recipe and their garlic naan was excellent. But some of the food was seriously meh to me. I had some of the goat and it was extremely fatty (and I've eaten plenty of goat, I'm Middle Eastern), the mint sauce had absolutely no kick and the chicken curry (even though it had bones in it) didn't have that rich flavor that I associate with a great chicken curry. \n\nMy hope is that I missed the dishes that earned this place the Best of Phoenix award, and I look forward to eventually making it back here some day to try those dishes. *Feel free to message me you know what I should try.*


It wasn't as much the appetizer and entree I ordered that was impressive as it was the amuse bouche  and the surprise gruyere popover.   The amuse bouche as an amazing chicken liver p\u00e2t\u00e9 and crostini that was the best I have ever tasted.  The Hamach starter wasI a unique preparation with the freshest of ingredients.  The rib-eye was seasoned perfectly, and done to perfection.  The nice touch was a roasted bone with marrow that did a nice job of enriching the steak.  The accompanying jalape\u00f1o potatoes were the perfect side.  In case you can't tell, I dig this place.


I do eat here relatively often because my sister is a big fan but me eh not so much. It's OK like nothing fantastic, nothing terrible but when people say \"How about Geisha?\" My usual reaction is \"Yeah that's fine\" but what I'm really thinking is the following review: \n\nThey have some inventive rolls but they are largely deep fried which I'm not a big fan of. Maybe I'm just being a snob (I am kind of a snob; full disclosure) but I feel like it's a little run down and old. It doesn't smell musty but it's one of those places that look like it could. Also, it's not like it's cheap; usually you'll spend about $40 bucks for two people I mean that's not a lot by old town standards but considering the sushi is ho hum and it feels a little old and like it hasn't been renovated in awhile I personally don't think it's worth it. When I go out to eat in Old Town I expect nice decor and delicious and this place just doesn't do it for me.


It had been a while since my last visit, but the quality doesn't seem to have diminished in the intervening period. As far as we can see, this remains the best pizz place in the city.\n\nOverall, we said: \"La Favorita served us really nicely, and restored our sense of wellbeing in no small measure. Although we haven't sampled from all the leading pizza places in Edinburgh, yet, I'm happy that this place is still serving a quality product, so would be happy to recommend it to anyone looking for top-notch pizza.\"


2 words...\nFalafel burger...


Seems like all of the Notre Dame Basilicas that we have seen are wonderful.  Is the Basilica Notre-Dame de Montreal as amazing as it's namesake in Paris, France?  No, but it is still magnificient!  \n\nThis is one of the most beautiful churches in Montreal.  They even have a $5 entry fee.  If you attend one of their masses, then you may stay longer after mass to tour the church on your own (for no fee). They will not allow others to enter the church until all the church goers have finished their self-guided tour.  We had to wait about 20 minutes before we were allowed to enter.  They offer guided tours every 20 minutes in either French or English.  We just grabbed one of their brochures and explored on our own.\n\nThe church is a bit dark when you enter, but oh so beautiful!!  Simply stunning!  I took some pictures, but to really appreciate the beauty....you just have to visit here yourself.  Everything from the altar to the pulpit to the organ to the stained glass windows to the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament was amazing.\n\nThe Basilique Notre-Dame de Montreal is a \"Must Visit\" destination in this wonderful city.  The church is located in Old Montreal, and it has an European feel to it.


This guy Gerry is as good as it gets, he wont rip you off, and his work stands the test of time, at least with the two vessels he has repaired for us. He's pretty quick and very knowledgable , very fair with his pricing as well. So as long as we have boats we'll be using Gerry when we need major repairs.


Great place for a quaint breakfast.\n\nThe place is small and seating is limited. We have been in a few times and had to wait for a table on a few occasions.  They are busy during the breakfast/brunch weekend times but get the food out in a timely fashion.  \n\nBreakfast pizza:  I liked this a lot.  very filling, had lots of sausage and fluffy eggs.  the dough is homemade and very crispy yet had a good chew to it. \n\nSourdough waffles:  these are yummy.  Light flaky and crispy waffles that are made into sandwiches or served with homemade preserves and butter.  My one complaint, is the butter was stored in the fridge and didn't spread as easily as I wanted it to. \n\nBLT sandwich:  Melted mozzarella, pretzel bread, fresh tomatoes, and crispy bacon.  Very delicious and seasoned really well.  The salad on the side was refreshing and the dressing was good.


Excellent burgers! Could do without the fries. Definitely try the burgers here. They might take a while but they are worth the wait. Good service as well.


Ellison's is fantastic. Don't go there if you are in hurry as Elvis(Ellison) the chef is all by himself in the kitchen making everything from scratch. The best Roti in town and a neat little place for carribean of any sort.


wow i was basically jipped $400. I thought I was only going to have to pay $55 for my test but apparently i had to pay a $60 fee as well as a $95 fee because i have astigmatism? They didnt even check my eyes for anything!!!! They just gave me contacts and the optometrist checked if they fit and that was it. Then this one lady was telling me about discounts and i dont know what else so i just went with it. The only reason I gave it at least one star was because the contacts feel better than the ones i got last time.


Researched places to eat in Vegas prior to my trip... and I came to Yelp to read all the rave reviews about Joe's... so my second night there this was the place to eat! The maitre d was okay... not super friendly but not a complete dousche... and he had to ID me before sitting in the lounge because he thought I wasn't 21 yet. I'm flattered. Anywho... didn't get any appetizers as nothing seemed appealing... so we went straight into dinner. \n\nMy friend ordered the fried seafood platter which she liked... she let me sample some of it... and honestly to me, it was just fried seafood. Nothing fancy.\n\nI was caught between the shrimp scampi (I heart scampi) and the parmesan halibut. The waitress suggested the scampi so I ordered that and I also got a small portion of the king crab mac and cheese... as I LOVE king crab and I LOVE mac and cheese. I also ordered a blush wine and I don't know the name of it (I asked the waitress and SHE didn't even know... um... FAIL!!!) but it was delicious so I'll shut up about that. The scampi came, and well, it looked sad. Yes the shrimp was large, but it was overcooked and there was NO taste to the pasta. Seriously??  A restaurant of this caliber with this reputation and the scampi has NO taste?? Unimpressed. Also, the king crab mac and cheese had no taste as well. I'm not a fan of adding salt to ANY dish... but I felt like BOTH dishes needed salt but like I said, I don't like to add salt. There was BARELY any king crab in the dish as well. LAME!!! I was completely disappointed and unimpressed with the food AND the service. My friend wanted to order another drink but our waitress never came around. We should'e went to N9NE at the Palms.... where we originally intended to go, but since she was staying at Caesars and we heard great things about Joe's we came here. BLAND food, MEDIOCRE service = a WASTE OF MONEY. Never again Joe's. NEVER AGAIN.


This venue can be summed up in one word: Pretentious!\nSome of us who have been around for a while have seen this all before. A restaurant Chef rises to fame based on great food and a couple of TV stints. What follows is a restaurant that does not even bother to return calls for reservations, serves mediocre food and treats customers worse than at La Belle Province hot dog and poutine stand. Bottom line is that Chuck has sold out! \"The face of Hellman's Mayonnaise\" puhleeese...really Chuck?!\n\nI went to the restaurant on three occasions, with and without reservations. Other than the DJ, the staff seem to think that it is a great privilege to be given the opportunity to dine at their establishment. I won't even get in to the food which was good but overpriced. The service and attitude just turned me off, with no desire to ever come back. \n\nGood luck Chuck, one day you will be waiting by the phone for customers to call. enjoy the ride while it lasts!\n\nThere are plenty of other deserving restaurants in Old Montreal, vote with your feet and wallets!


First visit to this upscale restaurant that appears to have been newly renovated.  \n\nThe design/decor was great, but the atmosphere was a little odd as the numerous TV's around seemed to fight w/ the upscale expectation/pricing.  \n\nThe service was disappointing as we had to ask for silverware, salt & pepper, lemons for our water, etc. I expected more at this price point.  The valet service was evidently not working this nt (which is odd for a Sat), but there seemed to be a garage next door.\n\nThe menu was NOT what shows up on Yelp.  The server couldn't remember them having some of these items ever and blamed it on having had 4 chefs over the last several years?!  In any case, the food was mostly good and well-proportioned/prepared.  They didn't serve bread (or at least didn't ask if we wanted some) and the salads were just ok.  The tenderloin was the best part of the meal!\n\nThe wine list was ok, but it always bugs me when u can't get a bottle of the wine you ordered (and enjoyed) by the glass.  Seems illogical to me.\n\nWith so many choices in Scottsdale, this place had better step it up if they're going to survive.  (I would have given a 2.5, but couldn't figure out how to do so.)


Klasse Pizza  vielleicht die beste der Stadt!!!\nDie Terrasse drau\u00dfen ist sehr sch\u00f6n, das Angebot vielf\u00e4ltig, athentisch und lecker  die Inhaber sehr nett und famili\u00e4r.\nWenn sehr viel los ist darf man Verst\u00e4ndnis f\u00fcr das hastige Personal haben  und bei den Preisen f\u00fcr die Salate  einfach dr\u00fcber hinwegschauen ;)\nMeine Stamm-Pizzeria!


This buffet is just depressing. We felt like having a quick and cheap breakfast on our last day in Vegas because we had already donated all of our money to the slot machines. Two brunch buffets for $14.99? A total steal.\n\nThe buffet is totally empty on a Sunday morning and the decor is reminiscent of a sad, forgotten, dimly lit tiki restaurant. The food is just not good. There is absolutely nothing special about this buffet. \n\nImperial Palace is in SUCH dire need of renovations that it's not even funny anymore.


Hit and miss. I'd have given them 2 stars, but when I went there last week, I wanted to gouge my eyes out with used tampons from sheer frustration...This time was a big, huge MISS.\n\nI hadn't been there in over six months and it slipped my mind that they have the two separate menus -- the non-asian menu (pink) and the asian menu (blue). When the pink menus were dropped on me, I wondered where the chicken chow fun had disappeared to - oh....that's right, I must have appeared as an americanized asian. MY BAD.\n\nI asked for the blue menu and was given a funky look, but it was brought and slapped down on the table with more force than necessary. Was that needed? Really? I thought it was me. Maybe it was. *shrugs*\n\nI honestly thought I'd get a different item on the menu, but noooo...I went for the chicken chow fun.\n\nWhat a hot mess that was. Not in a good way. It was mega greasy. I mean GREASY like I could've oiled all the squeaky doors I've ever heard in my entire life. There was no flavor. None.\n\nMy friend was horrified with her yang chow fried rice. She didn't know what to make of it. I felt bad for recommending it. It was such a let down.\n\nBest chinese food in Mesa/Phoenix? Really? You think so? I don't think so.\n\nI think I'll take my chances with that hideous KFC further down the street than eat here ever again. Hell, I'll go eat at Golden Palace - you know, the place with no windows? - before I'll ever eat at Wong's Place.\n\nOh...and to add insult to injury, service was so bad (food was slapped down on the table so hard noodles fell off the plate! I only got ONE glass of water as did my friend; they looked at me like I had NO RIGHT using chopsticks when I asked for them, etc) I didn't leave a tip...and the server chased after me as I was getting into my car, demanding tip money. I said no and drove off. I hope he doesn't realize I literally live around the corner from this place...\n\nWhat drama was had to be all around at Wong's Place. \n\nMaybe I caught them at a wong time. Nyuck, nyuck, nyuck...


i pretty much stick to zj's on sundays, usually hungover and they make me right. very spicy and fresh bloody's which i love. UNREAL homemade veggie burgers, great breakfast and usually an awesome vibe kicking, its always a little busy and always has good tunes jamming. for everyone one else they have a wide selection on the menu, some really good beers and a very cool staff. overall a GREAT spot for sunday brunch/lunch or late lunch (my style). i was a vegetarian years ago, im not anymore but love and eat a lot of their veggie fare bc of how good and fresh it all is. try zj's it will not disappoint.


10:30am - 2:30pm. The deli side is open!  They have the best sandwiches!  I recommend the ham and cheese on pretzel bread or the turkey and avocado.  As soon as you step in Eugene makes you feel welcome, is helpful and genuinely glad to serve you!


Love this place! The service was great!! Everyone was super friendly! The atmosphere was just incredible


Excellent food with an intimate feel. I prefer the back patio area. The menu changes almost daily and veggies come from local growers.


What's all the hype about ???  I would definitely say that the men working here are worth hanging out. But, our experience with dining here was less than stellar. Yes, this is an impressive old building. Smacked with history and old world vibe. As much as the male servers were great at tending to our tablewares and water, our female main server, was slow, dismissive and unattentive to the point of being downright rude. Was it because we were two men, or that we were not French, or was she just a bi*ch that night. I don't really care. Our food was not all that impressive in comparison to the high price of everything. Just for notation, their Sunday roast special is actually a prime rib. The description is a bit misleading, at least to me it was. And, at $35 I can get prime rib elsewhere for less. I'm just saying. . . Not impressed, and not coming back. . . Ok, well maybe to sit at the bar and ogle the men working there. . .


Yesterday (4/4/2013) was the first time that I ordered products from CRSVR over the phone, but was not my first purchase with the shop. Every single time that I make my way to CRSVR it is always a great experience. The staff is not only welcoming and attentive, but also extremely knowledgable about the products that they carry. When I called to place my order I had the benefit of speaking with Jordan. He was extremely patient with me in my search for a particular pair of shoes. Ultimately, Jordan went above and beyond the (normal) service expectation when he called me when the product was available in the inventory! I am grateful for the help and definitely expect to continue supporting this shop.


this is an update on the last review...again great service from the drive thru. I didnt have to ask for any extra stuff with my meal. Drive thru worker (host) Guillermo was on point and did a good job expediting my order...just want to give him proper recognition for insuring i had a good meal. my order was a dinner order and it took place on Nov 15th 2013 at 642pm. Once again del taco goes the job right and puts most drive thru fast food resturants to shame!


A tale of two restaurants\n\nThe Library used to have really good eats. \n\nUsed to.\n\nBut I went there for the first time in a couple years recently and was appalled with my meal. I ordered the scarlet letter:\n\nThe Scarlet Letter - 16\nCheese stuffed tortellini, spinach and mushrooms with a roasted red pepper cream sauce\nAdd chicken 5, portobello 5, salmon 8, shrimp 8, or scallops 12\n\nLets start with the tortellini, low grade frozen crud improperly cooked.\nRed pepper cream sauce? Heavy cream cut with milk that was three days away from bad (I have cooked for a living for twelve years you can't fool me) and mixed with some okay marinara.\n*also charged me four or five dollars for \"extra spinach\" \nThe worst part was the fact that the garlic and shallot were not even remotely sauteed and overpowered any semblance of flavor that might have otherwise existed. Gag-worthy.\n\nC'mon now.\n\n\nThe cheese plate :\nOf Mice and Men - 14\nProsciutto, capicola, genoa, assorted cheese and marinated olives drizzled with olive oil and served with two stuffed cherry peppers\n\nExcept that's not what it was.\nIt was a handful of really mediocre green olives, water pressed spicy ham, hockey puck salami and not a trace of Prosciutto or stuffed peppers anywhere to be found.\nThe cheese was a joke but not a funny one.\n\nThis meal was actually offensive to me. Maybe you can trick some drunk college kids but not me. \n\nIf you are going to buy the cheapest ingredients you can find at the restaurant depot at least price the menu accordingly. And teach your cooks how to actually cook food properly.\n\nWill never be back sorry boutcha


My bf and I wanted to eat at the buffet at Ceaser's but his friends wanted to come here so we ended up here . This buffet is pretty pricey .. around $30 per person . There's all kinds of food - Mexican , Italian , Chinese , Soups , Salads , Seafood , Desserts , American , Mediterranean . Of course , the most expensive and worthwhile is the seafood so of course you would load up on seafood . However , there is a long line and a very little and poor selection of seafood . The American and dessert selection wasn't that great . The Italian selection was pretty good though . The food was decent , but not that great . I don't think it's worth your money . There was a bald waiter that worked here that my bf and I thought was very friendly .. he kept smiling and was very attentive even when he was busy while the rest of the waiters and waitresses were not .


I think this place has closed. Couldn't find it and ended up at Cheeba Hut. I think it was in the same strip mall?? Cheeba Hut was great though!


I used to love this place three years ago.  Now, everything has gone downhill.  The service is lacking.  Our server didn't offer drinks until we were ready to order our food, and twice we were confused with two different tables, even bringing us another table's check!  My boyfriend was starving so he ordered what he THOUGHT was a steak, only to be presented with four chunks of beef on two sticks, and some grilled vegetables.  The chicken fettucini had maybe three small pieces of chicken in it, which was disappointing.  After we were done eating, the server tells us, \"We cut the portions AND the prices, so you get what you pay for.\"  HUH????  To top it off, after the bill came, another server took it and said, \"I'll hand it to him for you,\" as if our own server was too busy to pick it up himself.  I used to work at a restaurant and never once did we ever pick up another server's bill \"for them.\"  My boyfriend offered my same sentiments when we left:  \"We're never going back there again.\"


The only thing secretive about Secret Pizza is the location. A little hard to find but it's on the 3rd floor and across from the pool table. \n\nAt 4.50 a slice, the price is decent being in Vegas but I don't think the pizza is that bomb as many reviewers rave about. Or maybe I was too sober when I ate the pizza? Maybe that's why I wasn't as impressed. \n\nGreasy pizza available until 5am in Vegas! Definitely a pro but I personally don't think the pizza is that amazing.


While I can't speak to earlier service when iHop first opened I can say that my experience was good. Our server, Ciara, was attentive and cheerful. Our food came fast and was tasty. I made sure to write into corporate and compliment their service, something I encourage people to do for chains. These folks always hear about how badly they're doing, seldom about how good.\n\nI rate the food as a three star but the service as a four.


HORRIBLE SERVICE. I ordered takeout which was supposed to be ready in \"15 minutes\". It was ready in 15 but no one even looked at it or realized that people were waiting. We sat there for another ten minutes before I decided to ask someone. The guy attempts to tell me it isn't ready (after 30 min) and when I point to the to go boxes he realizes that it has been ready. He comes back with the food which wasn't even done well and forgets to put in the chips and salsa which I paid for. After telling him he forgot the chips, he comes back with a bag with about ten chips and one thing of salsa (when I paid EXTRA) for more salsa. All in all in was probably the worst takeout experience I've had. Bad service. Food was cold. No extra salsa that I paid for (which is ridiculous you have to pay for extra salsa). If you want Mexican food, you're better off with taco bell. Sad.


I've been using them for 4 years because of their close proximity to my house but I've stopped.  Too many issues the last 6 months with clothes 2-3 days late, items missing, and very inconsistent customer service.  The staff turnover is very, very high.


Went here before a movie, some food was warm some was cool.  but we made the movie in time!!


I missed the memo that the burgers not designated as little are actually doubles.  So, I've now eaten my first ever double cheeseburger.  Good thing I was starving.  On a normal day, I'll have to remember to get the \"Little Cheeseburger\".  The cajun fries have a little bit of a kick... nothing crazy, just a little flavor.  The thing that I was most entertained by was the super awesome digital Coke fountain machine.  There must've been at least 50 different flavors of Coke products, many of which I've never heard of like Raspberry Coke or Orange Coke.


Meh. Your BMW driving cliental doesn't impress me. Here is the deal, when I go out to eat I expect to be treated like a guest, not a potential tip. I think this is how it is supposed to be, am I right? \n\nEither way, my fiancee had just graduated Pharmacy school and was owed a dinner from her wonderful father in law to-be and she chose Chelsea's Kitchen. When we were seated, a server immediately came and took our drink order, which was nice... After that another person came by with the drinks, and then finally our server. Our server was a late 20' something that looked less than thrilled to see our water drinking selves. \n\nAnyways, ordered the Guacamole: $10 \n\nnot that it was bad or anything, but when we ran out of chips it took five minutes for the server to get to our table and an additional five mins to get the chips. Not super busy either... \n\nAfter this it was more of the same. I got the short ribs, which were supposed to be a specialty item. Now they were not bad, but I have had much and made much better. And they seemed a little dry. \n\nMy dad and brother got tacos that were good, but they ran out of tortillas and it took 10 minutes to get new ones.\n\nThe lady got fried chicken and it was a little dry,with grilled broccoli which was not received well by the Pharmacist. Anyways, my point is this....The server didn't see us as a phat tip and it showed via her lack of service. Over all food was ok, but the server ruined it.


Parking is really bad. 30 min only one car moved. Never coming here again. Parking lot is very suffocating to be waiting for ever to get out.


milk tea, fruit tea.. all good. we ordered snacks like peppered chicken and toast that were really good as well. Wanted to get their shaved ice with tapioca strips, but they were out unfortunately. This is my hang out spot almost every night while I was in Vegas!


I went on opening weekend long ago. My idea of a fun night out is not sitting around a wooden table and trying craft beer only to struggle through it because it tastes like ass. Sorry folks, I will just stick to my Coors and Budweiser. With that said, maybe this is wrong of me but Spokes is not really my type of place. Even when ordering my \"crappy\" beer it took a while to get a bartender and be served. I felt like it was a place where all the beer coneseuirs come and chat about beer - smelling it, takign a swig and swishing it around in their mouth, talking about the ingredients, and talking about how badass the brewery is instead of a place where you can have a steady stream of Coors Light sitting in front of you. Which is fine, I just personally don't really have a desire to talk about such things.


For the price you pay I don't think this place is worth it, but that's sort of my opinion of the rest of Vegas.\n\nBison Carpaccio - was good, but only 6 or 8 SUPER thin splices for $18.  Barely felt like you ate anything.  It was good quality though.  Worth trying if you've never had it before, but you won't feel like you've eaten anything.\nBlack fettucine - I don't know wtf is up with this dish.  It just wasn't good.  It had a seafood taste, but there was no seafood in it.  Maybe it was black because of squid ink?  i have no clue, but I wouldn't order this again.\nDry-Aged Bone In Rib-Eye - It's a really really fatty piece of meat, not what I was expecting.  We order it medium-rare but it was pretty much rare, so the fat hadn't really softened enough to melt into the meat.  While the consistency was good and juicy, the meat seemed to have lots of tendons, which totally took away from the experience.  Maybe cooking it more would have softened them up a bit.\n\nFinally, our waiter was kind of a dick.  Someone in our party ordered an extra rib-eye by accident because the menu says for 2, so he said for 2 after he ordered, but the watier thought he meant 2.  It was okay because we split among 8 ppl anyways, but the waiter didn't even acknowledge the mistake or try to help us out.


It's OK food - nothing extraordinary.  The pricing, I thought, was a bit off given the quality of food/service.\n\nThe menu is pretty concise and to-the-point.  Very American palette-friendly.


Everything I have read about this place has been accurate. This popular restaurant boosts a farm fresh feel with creativity and excellent service. My wife and I had the smoked salmon hash and every bite indeed tasted fresh and made to order. You had to wait a bit longer but the wait is worth it. The serving sizes are very generous and you won't leave hungry or disappointed. Come early it fills up quick!


We found nothing we were looking for.  The staff was incredibly rude. I do not recommend visiting this store!


Great, non-corporate bowling alley. Good lanes, cheap beer, decent eats at the Oaxaca restaurant. Very reasonable prices. Cosmic bowling on the weekend, happy hour (with buck and a half PBR's) during the week. A Sunnyslope landmark, long may it roll!


Really enjoyed the clam shooters. First time having clam I was a bit scared. No worries, it worked out well. Our waitress Suzzanne, was an attractive 20-something that knew her food well. Her personality definitely made the meal fun. The blackboard menu was a kind of cool tre-shiek touch, but unfortunately as a dumb American, I don't speak French. However, Suzzanne was helpful to figure out the menu and made some great recommendations.\n\nI also went to Garden Manger and thought that was better than this place, but overall, would definitely recommend this place.


The worst part of this airport is their designated recharge zones are cramped, awkward, and there's never any power outlets available. There are scattered power outlets in very strange places throughout the airport so if you see a bunch of unrelated travelers stand around a wall of open space, they have struck gold. Wi Fi is free!\n\nThere's a lot of cute little shops to look at including an oxygen bar, a chocolate shop, and random souvenir items.


Waffle and banana chocolate chip pancakes are good. Service not so good. Had to wait for about two minutes for the hostess to show up. Waitress didn't smile at all :(


Three stars for the food, and an extra for the great margaritas;\n\nFood-wise, I left full but don't remember being too impressed based on the number on the receipt, but the service I had was good.\n\nThey've got a wide selection of tequilas to fit you budget or tastes, and the mix was pretty good, too.


We've been here 3 times, and the food is generally salty. It's good, but it's salty. If you like your food on the salter side, you will like it. The service is pretty great considering it's an Asian place. No one is screaming at you or giving you a look of death when you refuse a dish. None the less, I prefer Ping Pang Pong over KJ.


This place is good.  It's a little joint that you get in line to order, walk around the corner to pick up, and pay after you eat.  \nI ordered the 3 tacos so I could sample their selections.  I got one fish, one carnitas, and one carne asada.  The fish was good, the carnitas was better, and the carne asada was just ok.  \nYou can pick the toppings, the sides, the meat and the tortilla. They have a soda fountain, bottle and canned drinks.... and I even some some beer selections. \nThis is very casual quick grab some lunch kind of place, but the food was good and the staff friendly. If I'm hungry on this side of town again, I will come try some of the other meats. Who am I kidding....I'm always hungry!


got two chocolate croissants and 1 mini cake..  \n\nIf i'm paying 2-3 dollar for a croissants at least enough chocolate for taste.


So who wouldn't love to see the biggest chocolate fountain in the world? It's Vegas so it is only appropriate for everything to be gaudy and that is exactly what Jean Philippe did. \n\nEverything tasted just wonderful and all the desserts are made with great care and attention to detail. My only problem was that there is not seating and the wait staff move at an extreme glacial pace. There is one side for coffee and crepes and there is another side just for desserts. It's never marked which side is which so I had no idea where to go. The worst part is I wanted both a dessert and a crepe and both the lines were long and slow! What on earth was I supposed to do? When I finally got to the front of the line I asked the man if there was any way that I could put in an order for a crepe even though I was on the dessert side and instead of saying \"let me see what I can do\" he huffed and puffed and told me what a trouble it was going to be for him and I should just wait in both lines next time. HOW RUDE! That single moment pretty much ruined my entire experience. Then 20 min later I finally get my food and I have to find a bench somewhere just to eat my now soggy crepe.


I go to this part of town sometimes to visit.  We've gone several times to Chiltepin, as there's this dish called blondie or 'guera', I believe, that my sister's rave about (the name may not be advertised that way).  I tried it and it was damn tasty - loaded with lots of veggies (pico-style) and other mexican-style ingredients (meats, beans, etc).  They are good with portion sizes as I bought a burrito here that was ginormous... and the beans were yummy.\n\nThe owners are a Latin (don't know their exact background) husband and wife couple and I'm pretty sure they do all the work themselves (ie. prep, cook, serve, clean, etc) as I've never seen anyone else there.  They are very friendly and I think that friendliness/neighborliness and their food quality is the main reason my family and I still go here.  They seem to be improving from the first few months when we had tried them and their service was sssslloooow.. they are much quicker now (experience, I think) and their quality is still good.  I think they now accept card, but I usually pay cash to small businesses...\n\nI would suggest they keep their menu limited and not so vast.. especially for a new start-up, you want to make sure you can deliver what you say in a timely manner and not waste product.. if you have a surprlus of product because your menu is vast, you are wasting and not meeting your cycle time for customer service... \n\nOut of all the shady taco/burrito/tostada places on Central in SoPho, I choose this one to go to because of the owners and operators.


This one star is coming from a vegetarian bias. \n\nIF YOUR VEGETARIAN DO NOT GO HERE.\nCame here expecting  to try a veggie pho (didnt have it) and the server gave me a weird look ontop of it all. SO i ordered THE only vegetarian option they had (this was 4 months ago might have changed) and asked for noodles to come with it. The server said no problem. The dish came (no noodles) and he never came back for  me to mention it until i was all finished. It was whatever..nothing special..\n\nPlace prettty much blows, for non carnivores. If the service was great i would of elevated the stars...but nope..pretty poor


I love that this Dunkin' Donuts has a drive-thru. I wish other Dunkin' Donuts would follow their lead. This location is very convenient for me as it's near a gas station and just off the freeway. Somebody said they had slow service here. I've never had that problem. Took my husband here for a little breakfast date. Yes, we actually set the alarm and went here around 9AM. Love the donuts and the donut prices. Love that they have coolattas and pumpkin-spiced coffee near Halloween. Love the selection of donuts. I just wish the coffee prices were a little less and that's all that's keeping me from giving it 5 stars. Love the breakfast but I think you should get two breakfast wraps for a buck, not just one. This place is staffed by responsible teenages. It's a clean location with clean bathrooms.


Friendly service and tasty pie. I try to grab a bite here everytime I fly through Sky Harbor.


I've been to a lot of gyms in Scottsdale and BODI is definitely one of a kind. I have done both the Strength and Sweat workouts at BODI and they are truly the hardest workouts I have ever done. But in the same breath, modifications are given to make the workouts suitable for any fitness level. What really sets BODI apart from other gyms is the owner, Nikki Metzger. She is so incredibly welcoming, knowledgeable and passionate. It makes you feel comfortable in her gym and also very excited about reaching your fitness goals. I highly recommend BODI if you are looking for the best results from a 60-minute group fitness class.


It wasn't spectacular... Started 10-15 minutes late... The Comedian was the highlight of this show... I'm still googling her youtube videos with no luck... Some girls were really pretty but they weren't in sync much...


If you are looking for Clean, No smoke, New, and 5 star... then your options in Vegas can include the Aria. I would not call it true 5 star by any means, but if you like the Wynn, Bellagio, then the Aria fits in that class. \nVery modern \"W\" or \"intercontinental\" feel with great restaurants and the modern touches you expect with a newer place.


Simply delicious! Came here at the recommendation of the concierge at our hotel.\n\nBefore you continue to read my review please be forewarned that I am an American city girl who knows nothing about French food. \n\nThe decor was modern, clean, upscale, and inviting. \n\nWe started off with a few cocktails. Not very strong and quite tasty.\n\nThe bread that was brought to us was pretty tasty, and the olive oil on the side (with olives in it) was a nice touch. \n\nFor appetizers I got the soup du juor, which was a delicious tomato basil. My friend got the special of the day, which was a tuna tartar. Hers was a little underwhelming. \n\nFor entrees I got the salmon tartar and she got the steak. Both entrees were absolutely DELICIOUS! And the French fries that come with were a perfect match. Our entrees were sooooooo good. We ate every last bite! We were nice and stuffed by the time we were done. Wish we would've left room for dessert!\n\nOur server was very kind, but the service was a bit slow. Again I may be biases b/c I come from a land of people who rush. \n\nAll in all we had a great experience. I would definitely return.


My friend and I drove from Green Valley planning on getting to the theater with just enough time to park when the previews were about to start.  No luck.  The previews were supposed to start at 10:05 and we were there at 10:02.. all gates locked up and no one around to let us in.  I left my car outside and walked over to the concession area and it was closed.  A girl outside was pretty mad that they had sold her a large drink and popcorn and told her about the free refills and closed 10 minutes later.  Half of the movies had just started and the concessions were closed... doesn't make much sense to me!\n \nWe couldn't get in so we parked outside and watched about 1/3rd of Despicable Me before being asked to leave.  It's a nice idea and affordable but make sure to be careful because it's in a really bad part of town.


I am really picky about my nails and where I get them done.  Because of yelp I went to marvel and the review were right.  Clean, friendly and quality.  It is family run and it is evident in their teamwork.  Nancy did my nails (she is the mom) and she was meticulous with her detail work.  Tiffany (the daughter and Manager) was very friendly and listened to what my needs were.  For once, I got personal and good service.  Something that is rare when looking for a nail salon.  I definitely will return and recommend this place.


Another great Las Vegas hotel and casino located on Las Vegas Strip on the corner directly accross from the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino. My check-in and check-out went without a hitch. The hotel is well maintained, has alot to offer and is centrally located. The pool areea is small, but, quite nice. I ate at the hotel's Gallaghers and the Nine Irish Men, which were great restaurants. I would rate this on a par with Planet Hollywood, which is also within walking distance.


Really wanted to like this place :( 3 stars just for the fried yuca. The meat in my arepa tasted like steamed dog food, had a really gamey flavor. We literally took the rest of our arepas home and gave it to our dog


never been in this place but the drive-thru is very fast & the service is friendly & helpgul(english-speaking). this is the only place for a good gyro in las vegas. some higher priced places try but nothing comes close to the one's @ gyrotime. good cheap eats. baklava is delicious too & cheap!!


The pizza is pretty good, and the prices are decent. I've ordered from them several times. However, the pizza never seems to be cooked fully through, it's always thin and doughy in the middle.


Expecting a professional establishment? Expecting good customer service? Expecting to be greeted as you come in the door? Expecting to be helped in a decent time frame? Well, don't go here, ever. I've been to this place twice and both times were a bad experience. When you walk in the door, you're not sure where to go because the place is so sloppily put together. So naturally you stand, and you wait, expecting for someone to come and help you. Not the case here. The employees sit and have casual conversations while they should be helping customers. \nI stood and waited for almost 30 minutes both times.. The first time I was coming to buy cleaning solution, the second time, I was coming to get a piercing tightened. Its not like I was going to get some huge tattoo or something, my visits shouldn't have lasted for more that 10 minutes each, yet I was forced to wait and wait, to the point that on my second visit I gave them a piece of my mind and went elsewhere. \nAnd they have this disgusting leather couch that they have people sit on while waiting for their service, I'd suggest you not use it, you'll probably get AIDs.


I can count on one hand how many times I have been to Old Chicago. In fact, I can count on two fingers how many times I have been to Old Chicago. \nThe most recent time will be my last.\nOur server was rude, forgetful and unorganized. \nI wanted to take advantage of the reverse happy hour, as well as my friends. We had a few questions about the menu and specials. However, our waiter didn't want to answer many of the questions and made us feel like an inconvenience. Once we placed our order, we waited for over 30 minutes for it to arrive. When the food finally arrived, it was lukewarm, overcooked and tasted like bad leftovers. My friend received the wrong soup, which I wasn't too surprised as the waiter was clearly not paying attention to anything when we let him know what we would like. \nAfter requesting the right soup, we waited another 20 minutes for that until the waiter showed up and asked if we would like tequila shots. Uhm... No tequila shots-- just the right soup please. Mind you, this was second time he asked if we wanted to buy shots. Are you a When the soup arrived it looked like baby food.\nbartender? What is this place?\nStop the world!! I want off!!\n\nThe waiter didn't remove the soup from the bill, he was clearly frustrated as we requested our checks immediately. \n\nBad food. Bad service. Bad tip. Bad restaurant.


I ordered a Belgian waffle which was good.  My sister ordered the chicken strips and fries.  Her plate was mainly filled with fries.  My friend ordered a milkshake and we wondered where her silver mixing cup was with the rest of the milkshake.  Our waitress was a bit on the slow side and she was not very polite.  The food was good, the service could have been better.  It was funny looking at all the different outfits the employees were wearing.


Most locations are usually the same but this branch's lettuce tends to always be soggy and the bread either over cooked or old.


This is my second time I have been there. First time was mediocre, but this time the food was boring. I decided to start with the oatmeal for breakfast $3.90. Not much you expect from oatmeal... But the problem is that they gave me super sour/tart with awful tasting blueberries that weren't ripe. I had to remove them from the oatmeal. I told the waitress about them and didn't really get a sincere response. Next thing I see is another guy taking the box of blueberries somewhere else from the kitchen...I hope I don't get sick from it. Then I had the oscar omelet which was so so. Food is not as upscale as the place looks. I told my friend, don't take me here for my bday ever lol!


The \"Cut of the Week\" offers a 3 course meal with unlimited wine for less than $50.   Need I say more?  No, but I will anyway because the review would be too short if I didn't.\n\nThis is my third visit and second time trying the Cut of the Week.  You can preview the current week's menu on their web site.  Food is top notch as is the service.  \n\nIf they aren't taken, ask for the chinchilla table.  You will feel like a king.


My fiance and I went to The Green Mango for a quick lunch on a weekday and we were super impressed. We'd heard great things about this place and we were not disappointed. The lunch menu has tons of vegetarian options, service is quick, and the prices are incredibly reasonable. The spring rolls (vegetarian) were delicious; they were stuffed with fresh vegetables and were nice and crispy without being greasy. For entrees, we got the vegetable curry and the pad thai. Both were delicious--nothing was over- or under-cooked and the entrees were fresh and nicely seasoned. \n\nWe had a tiny miscommunication with our server that was no one's fault; we just misunderstood one another. The problem was fixed promptly and as soon as he realized the error, our server came over to our table and gave us a sincere apology.\n\nGreat menu, great food; I can't wait to go back.


Pinky's is a great place to stop for breakfast, or to grab a quick sandwich. The prices are good, and the service is friendly. It's the perfect place to take your really picky nephew who won't eat anything but grilled cheese or spaghetti... because they have something that he will eat.


Loved every bite! And the staff was very friendly. Food came out quickly and tasted amazing! I will surely become a regular.


An over priced pizza place that also serve some crude and basic Italian food (no, there is nothing special about it). It also has one of the worst stuff and service we have ever seen. The BYOB is probably the only bright point here. If you are for a good pizza you would do so much better up the road at the church brewery, with better ambiance and food and without the disrespectful crew, waiting in the cold by the door etc. I would never step in this place again and neither should you.


This is among my favorite restaurants in Charlotte. The Queen Charlotte roll is my personal favourite. It does get extremely crowded at nights so If you're at the bar, ask for Stephanie. She is a solid bar tender who will make you smashing special cocktails that aren't on the menu. Enjoy. \n\nBut be prepared to buy more than 3 tapas per person or you will spend a lot and leave hungry.


I was contacted by my mortgage company (Seterus) to start the process of refinancing with Quicken Loans. They told me that my loan is in outstanding wonderful standing I could refinance with zero down. So I started the application process, but decided to do some checking around on the web regarding consumer reports. Glad I did!!! They have SO many complaints, 10000's and 1000's of them!!! Scared me to stop the process right there on the spot. But now I get phone calls, emails non-stop. They are relentless. I don't know much about re-finance but when ALL of the complaints are EXACTLY the same, then there is something very fishy going on!! Do your due diligence and look around online before you possibly get hurt by this company.


Oh my god.\n\nSeriously.\n\nThe fried chicken is so light and crisp, I thought this dead bird was going to fly right off my plate.\n\nThe collard greens--you'll want to slap someone for serving you greens that didn't taste like this.  They are a gift from on high, and the black eyed peas are insanely good.  Redolent with pork and seasoning, they trump any black eyed pea you have ever had.  \n\nCornbread is grilled and isn't the dry, crumbly, cakey crap some places have the gall to give you, and the macaroni and cheese is soupy, cheesy and perfectly cooked, just like you wanted.\n\nI saw plates literally overflowing with smothered pork chops and chicken, and if I hadn't been full to the point of a coma after eating all the chicken and greens and mac and cheese I could hold, I would have ordered some.  Or catfish.  Or neck bones.  \n\nDesserts offered by one of the ladies who cooks walking through the dining room going \"Who's gonna have peach cobbler?\".  Who??? ME!  That's who!  Peach cobbler...are you kidding?  Do people say no??\n\nMeals are ONE PRICE, period, ($10.18 with two sides and cornbread)and you better bring cash.  The lemonade was excellent ($2.37).\n\n\nOh my god, what wouldn't I have given to be a cow, with four stomachs.  It's worth going back to Phoenix for.  Stop here before you drop off your rental car.  You'll thank me.  So will your cardiologist.


By far, probably the the best maryland style crab cakes ever. I've tried several other places including ones in Manhattan (where I live now) and no one can beat their crab cakes. The taste, texture and consistency is hands down the best I've had.  It's also a good portion so you're not left hungry.  \n\nThe fish is also pretty fresh and the dishes are delicious though as I recall, the fish dishes were uninspiring, offering very little creativity. The ingredients didn't jump out at me. Presentation and ambience is great for Pittsburgh, offering great views of the city. Nice place to take clients or your date. Next to the Original Fish Market in downtown, this is the only place I go for seafood in Pittsburgh because they do it right.


Came here over egg works because we like the decor and food better, knowing it would be more difficult to get a table at 12pm on a Sunday. Quoted 15 minutes for a table, took closer to 30. Little chilly waiting outside. They should offer coffee to waiting guests. Finally sat, waited 5 minutes to be greeted. Gave our entire order when she arrived. We come here for their different Benedicts. The best part is the runny yolk mixing with the hollandaise. Both of our plates pretty much had hard boiled eggs. Potatoes were cold. The place is busy. 20-25 tables or so. Maybe 2 servers? Staff up!


They take 14 days to brine their corned beef. Enuff said.\n.\n.\n.\nOh, okay, here's some more:\n\n1. Friend had the fish and chips but said they weren't memorable enough to rave about them.\n\n2. Though friend did have the Snake Bite and said it was 'awesome!'\n\n3. But we both agree that the corned beef alone warrants a return visit.\n\n4. And the waitresses are Irish! Love their accents!


THE place to go on Madison's North Side.  Roomy, beautiful decor, family-operated, friendly staff.  The pastries are good, the bread and rolls are excellent, and the brunch and lunch menus are amazing!  There are lots of good vegetarian options, all clearly marked.  The Earthly Delights sandwich is my favorite--wow.  The soups and salads are also very, very good.\n\nMy only complaint is Manna's coffee, which is sometimes thin and over-extracted.  People who don't have a taste for good espresso may not mind (my Mom likes it fine), but I have to order a mocha or flavor syrup to cover up the bitter taste, and the texture of the mocha simply does not compare to what you'll get at the cafes on the square.  Still, it's probably the best coffee on the North Side.


This was my first time here. \n\nI ordered online so i could take out my food. The online process was fast and easy. \nWhen I arrived the food was just being boxed up, right on time hot and fresh. Nice to know it was not sitting there for awhile getting cold and soggy. \n\nI ordered the Brisket burger. It is a cheese burger that comes with BBQ sauce, Brisket and bacon. There wasnt too much sauce which was nice, i hate having things smothered in sauce and making the bun soggy. The Brisket was okay, good flavor but could have been more tender. The burger itself was cooked well done. I prefer my burgers with some pink. I guess i should have indicated that online in the comment section while ordering. Overall the burger was just okay.\n\nI also ordered a cup of chiken tortilla soup as a side. This was very good! packed with flavor, had a little kick. It was filled with shredded chicken and corn it was very good! I liked it better than the burger. \n\nOver all meal was good. I would come back and try other items.


Out of a dozen visits, its still a tossup if I'd recommend it. The service, food, and ambiance varies greatly from day to day and also lunch to dinner.\n\nThe good:\n- This is where I come for wings. They have a great selection of flavors & sauces, and after having wings elsewhere, I came back to Teakwoods. Generally, the wings are big, juicy, and slathered with sauce.\n-Daily specials, always something new\n-Peanuts at your table while you wait\n-TV screens everywhere\n-Live music on the weekends\n-Occasionally they offer Groupon deals- $15 for $30 of food? Yes please!\n-Happy hour specials (though I've never once made it here during their selected times)\n\nThe bad:\n-Drinks. Both alcohol and nonalcoholic drinks here leave much to be desired.\n   * The bartender has a very weak pour on their daily specials, so what looks like a good deal at $3.50 a glass will end up taking you 2x as many drink orders as normal.\n  * I think they use tap water for their teas and drinking water. It taste so horrible, I've had to send drinks back several times and I just don't order them now. If you are thirsty, get a soda.\n-Food quality during lunch hour. You'll have better luck around dinnertime, but slower service. Lunches here have been disappointing about 50% of the time. \n-During sports games, you do NOT want to bring your family here, even if its right after church. It will be super crowded and don't be surprised if you are seated next to a boisterous, foulmouthed gang of disrespectful adults who scream their heads off every goal.\n-Prices jumped 15% after they got voted 'Best of Phoenix' for their wings.