I haven't written a review in a long time, and this place inspired me to get back on Yelp, but for all the wrong reasons! \n\nRemember how Jennifer Love-hewitt (back when she was still somewhat relevant) went into some crazy fancy and expensive designer store in Beverly Hills and they pretty much kicked her out because she was fresh out of the shower with no makeup on and they thought she was some sort of penniless peasant? I FELT LIKE MISS JLOVE TODAY, except I'm actually not a celebrity, incase you didn't gather this, but please feel free to think that I am. \n\nI happened to stop by this shop because my boyfriend was at the bank next door and the bank is boring. The problem wasn't really with the selection of knick-knacks, purses or shoes (all what you'd expect and all priced as you'd expect, reasonable but underwhelming). The problem was really that the staff was....gosh, what word should I use....stuffy? Rude? Cranky? Completely bitchy? Not pleasant in any way, shape, or form? \n\nAll of them. The staff were all of those things. Just awful. \n\nI'm a fairly congenial person, so it perplexes me deeply when people act this way towards me. I purchased a little item for my kitchen (the actual word for the item has completely left my brain right now...derp) and I walked away from the purchase with an internal dialogue that went along the lines of \"OH. I'M SORRY. I DIDN'T MEAN TO OFFEND YOU BY PURCHASING SOMETHING FROM YOUR CRAPPY STORE. GOD FORBID!\". The lady that ran the registers was terse and had the air of a drill sergeant. And there is nothing spectacular enough in that shop or about that shop that will drive me to go back. \n\nI went there once when the store first opened, maybe 10 or so years ago. This is only the second time I've been there. Now I remember why I never went back. So, I suppose we can conclude, that if history repeats itself, I will go back there another 10 years from now and the staff will probably still be just as awful. Maybe I'll update my Yelp review then...


food was 7/10, however the service was absolutely atrocious.  the place is understaffed and nobody took our order or even offered to get us drinks for 15 minutes. the couple sitting next to us had been waiting even longer.  this is such a shame for a restaurant to be held back its service, of all things.


Ordered a pizza to go very light on toppings and sauce asked to reorder said no not very good customer service


Wow.   DO NOT BUY THE SERVICE warranty.   They will sell it to you and not honor it.  Had them tell me i only had a warranty on one tire (after buying tires from them for years) and then when I showed them the paperwork, they found another way to get out of the warranty.   The WORST.\n\nWent to a different Tire Works in Henderson and they repaired a tire they should not have.   Mind you this is a mini-van filled with my wife and children.\n\nThere is NO customer service.


Just played there yesterday with my wife.  It's a good course for beginners and other golf challenged people.  It was in fair shape.  The fairways and greens were pretty shaggy and the rough was mostly hardpan.\n\nDespite that, it was a fun round.  There are a few interesting holes.\n\nThe people in the clubhouse are super nice, so the after round drinks and food were great, too.  Great hot dogs!


I like SF Supermarket almost as much as I like Diho.  It's smaller, a bit more chaotic and a little bit grubbier, but not as chaotic or grubby as 99 Ranch.  Not that chaotic and grubby are huge minuses in my opinion.  SF Supermarket has more Vietnamese items than Diho or 99 Ranch.  I have a feeling I'll end up shopping at whichever market is closest to where I plan to eat any time I'm headed to that side of town.


This place is seriously good. Come later at night if you want to get in without a reservation. The drunken noodle seabass was the highlight for me. Servers are excellent and you can always trust them to order for you (I did this and it was fun trying new things. Great old Riesling wines that contrast the spicy amazingly. Have to order the mangos for dessert.


Great place, lots of parking. Lots of choices for fruits and veggies. They have a nice veggy/vegan section.\n\nThe prices are a little cheaper than the downtown provigo, which is great.\n\nThey also have a student discount on certain days!


I would NOT reccomend taking your computer to Data Doctors! I hear there is a small privately owned computer shop on 24th St and indian School that gets great reviews. Data Doctors looked over my laptop for 20-30 mins in the store (20th/Camelback) and then the tech told me he would have to send it to the Tempe main lab for full assessment. $100 to take it in and figure out what the problem is. I got a call 3 days later from someone else stating they just recieved my laptop and were going to look at it the next morning, so apparently it takes them 3 days to send my laptop from downtown Phx to downtown Tempe. The next day I got a call saying they basically have no clue what the issue is but that they are going to reinstall windows and see if that takes care of the problem. That will cost me an additional $200 to reinstall windows!! At this point I feel like I am trapped because I have already spent $100 bucks and they have the computer. I reluctantly agree to basically pay $300 to have windows reinstalled in my 2 year old laptop. When will I get it back? How long could that possibly take, right? Well, 3-5 days he says. it will take 3-5 days to reinstall windows into my laptop and that is \"putting it ahead of 30 other computers for me.\" The guy is now acting like I should feel lucky that he is putting mine ahead of others because otherwise it could take 2 WEEKS?! 2 days later I get a call that it is done and seems to be working just fine. It will be back in the Phoenix store for me to pick up 2 1/2 days later...\nFinally, I get my computer back after 2 weeks and $300. Oh well, at least it is all fixed now, right? WRONG. Now my computer will not connect to my wireless network at home. So I call and talk to my wireless provider for 35 minutes trying this and that and she determines it is my computer that has a problem, not the service. I knew that because the other 4 laptops in the house work fine but I figured maybe it just needed to be reset-up or something. \nI called the Data Doctors store to ask them to help me over the phone with maybe a setting or two. The location I dropped it off at originally has NO RECORD of my laptop ever even coming thru that store and they refer me to call the Tempe lab. I call the Tempe lab and tell two different people my issue before someone decides to help me. They tap into my computer from the lab and look at a few things for 10 minutes and then tell me he thinks it is my wireless connection!! I explain that I have several other computers in the house and that I never had an issue with the wireless component until I got it back from them. He says he does not think it is the computer but I have to take it back to the store to have them try to connect it to their wireless network and go from there...but he does not think it is the computer itself. I have a brand new modem and router.\nWhat a bad experience that still is not over. \nI will never take my computers in to data doctors in the future and I would certainly not reccomend them to anyone else.


Service was uninsprired.  So many options at so many interesting and exciting places in Vegas . . . does not seem possible.\n\nWe were with a group of guys with big plans for the evening.  We had to stand-up, find servers to get them to come to the table to bring us more drinks.\n\nFood was very good.\n\nLike the viewing grill.\n\nRoom is tired.


I've eaten off their truck before and liked it, so we we're excited to finally make our way to the restaurant.\nUpon entering we were greeted. The staff was nice enough and helpful but that was about the only good thing about our experience. I didn't care for the loud horrible music playing in the dining room. Waiting for our order we picked a table, all of them were dirty, there were 2 other tables with customers. They locked the front doors while we cleaned our own table. We thought that was weird. It was cold in there so I asked my hubby to grab my jacket out of the car, when he came back he said there was a car parked blocking their drive thru and wondered if they were closing. It was only 3:30, I had checked earlier to make sure they were open today before we made the drive over from the SW, and the hours said open Sundays til 9pm???\nWe got our food in good time, we got the Pep Pep, Barby, Captains Order, Plain Jane, Mystery Slider, and Pep Fries. So the mystery slider felt like they just threw a bunch of random stuff on a bun, chicken, mozzarella, pineapple, crispy fried onion strings, and some sort of hot sauce...it was tasteless. All of the sliders were dry and tasteless...the buns were stale, dry and crumbly. The fries were about the best thing which doesn't say much, you can tell they are frozen. This was one of the worst food experiences I've had in a while. BTW they placed a sign up in their window saying they closed at 3:30 pm to spend time with family, while we ate. We told Nick (name from receipt), our host, that we didn't like the food, it was dry. He was surprised, wanted to know if we wanted something else. Doug chocked down all the food cause he was hungry, and I wasn't about to eat more bad food, so we said no.\nOutside as we were leaving, 3 cars had to turn around out of the drive thru because they had closed early. Maybe Slidin Thru made enough money last night at Vegas Streats that they don't need to worry about it.\nI'll try the truck again but I won't waste my time and money at the NW location.


This is a wonderful surprise! I saw this place announcing Brats and Burgers... so I tried it. Wow! The curry sauce is amazing. A definite \" must stop\" when I'm in the area.


Very healthy meals. The meal was cooked so well making me clean the plate easily. Thai iced tea is really good! We got summer sorting rolls for appetizer and it was so fresh and mouthful. Gorgeous setup as well. I had #17 and my partner had the pad Thai. It was delicious and the vegetables were completely fresh! Highly recommended


Terrible. Dirty airline. Charges ridicules fees for carry-on's.\nThe upgraded service is expensive and not worth the cost.\n\nPlease fly another airline. Jet Blue is a better service.


I've had better experiences at other churrascarias. the pork tenderloin and ham-and-pineapple selections were the only highlights.


My favorite place to eat in all of LAS VEGAS...! Hands down...\n\nReasons:\nCustomer service is superb.  I have been in Vegas for over two years now, visited this place at least over 2 dozen times but have nothing bad to say about it.  \n\nI love love the Korean Chicken Teriyaki rice bowl..its under four bucks, you get a good amount of rice and chicken.  The sauce is different then your normal Teriyaki sauce at other places. I've asked for extra sauce so many time, pretty much with every order...They give without charging an extra penny. \n\nI've recently tried their normal teri chicken rice bowl, also the same price but the sauce is less salty.  Feel in love all over again.  I don't know how this place stays in business charging as they do, but I think because its family own, quite affordable that the locals always comes back for more, keeping this awesome hole in the wall in business.  \n\nTheir spam masubi is 1.50, spam is decent in size and enough for a good filling snack.  :) \n\nI think what put it over the top for me was last night.  I order my usual, the chicken teri bowl on the phone,  but when i came to pick it up, their person who took my order thought i order the actually plate which was two times the price, I make it known to Matt, and he, without hesitation, gave me my food charging me for the rice bowl and extra side of chicken.  (I also tipped a few bucks for the nice service)  When i opened it, the size of my order was not the bowl but the plate.  I was amazed at the customer service this place continuous to reflect.  I called Matt to say thanks once again.  \n\n\nNo reason to not try this place if you haven't been in before, its worth the time, the drive and the room you have in your belly! :)


This airport is like old Vegas, you know its there, but you just kinda go there to walk through it to get someplace else. \n\nIt's a very awesome feeling getting off the plane and then immediately be greeted by slot machines. As for everything else at this airport, it's your basic runabout airport with no frills, just a workhorse for the people coming in and out of Vegas for conventions, meetings,  21st bdays, and \"crazy\" bachelor/ette parties. \n\nBe prepared to run into some characters when you roll up in here... Don't be scared, just enjoy it, you see much more when you get into Vegas. I guess this does give this airport some personality and some \"charm\". So just enjoy your stay!


Forget Chili's, forget the others... it could be the beer, but I believe this is the best BBQ I've ever had in my life. I can't believe this place has been here for a year and a half and nobody told me about it. \n\nThe service is great, the salad is better than most, and the BBQ... Oh, the BBQ. \n\nThey also have an old school arcade game. Burgertime anyone ?. Tons of fun. \n\nHands down, try this place at least twice.\n\nOh yeah, Moose Drool on tap!!\n\nAnd a patio where you can enjoy your drink while doing the tobacco thing.


Pleasant service and a good selection of cacti are available here.  I greatly appreciated all of the extra information on care for my new cacti, and helping me to avoid a few varieties that would require more effort than I was willing to provide.  Both premium examples as well as a few discount ones were available, depending on one's needs.  Free delivery and planting with $500 purchase.  I'm going to truly enjoy my new Saguaro and barrel cacti.


We were in on a slow Tuesday and bellied up to the bar for a late lunch.Big space lots of T.V.s. Decent beer selection including west coast breweries and local...which I appreciate. Our server was prompt and attentive\nTo break it down we ordered:\nBuffalo chicken dip(it was meh probably wouldn't order again)--$9\nTruffle Burger(deliciouso!!!) $13\nPrime dip(another winner) $14\nWe did have an unintentional discrepency on our bill which we were overcharged. After speaking with one of the managers Charlotte she quickly handled the issue.\nAll in all nothing beats a cold beer and burger. I'm sure we will be back.


Few weeks ago I was in Vegas and was in need of a full makeup revival.. I went to three different make up centers and each place could not accommodate me, and when booking an appointment, they all required a $75 minimum.  I went into NARS and they were so nice and classy, they had me sit down and asked me a series of questions on my skin care, and preferences. I left with over $200 worth of product, I am so impressed with each item and give this establishment and it's it's staff the highest rating I can possibly leave, five stars all the way!


Horrible. Greasy, flavorless and overpriced. Captain D's makes better fish than this place. Don't waste your money.


This review is based solely on Sandbar as a nightlife spot, I didn't eat there, just drank, heavily, and danced, heavily, and based on my few moments of clarity between shots these are my thoughts....\n\nSandbar offers some great music and a dance floor to get your groove on.  It's only been open a week so it was packed! If you don't get there before 10 pm expect to wait in a long line and not find a table to park your drinks at.  The ambience is very cool and it is pretty big, there actually are a lot of tables both inside and out. There are 4 cabanas on the outside patio that you can reserve if you have a large group and promise to spend at least $300, which is very easy to do with a large group. The sand and small pool are a nice touch, I did get a little sand in my shoes but didn't mind one bit. The dance floor isn't huge but it doesn't get too packed we always found a spot to comfortably shake our groove things, the DJ plays hip hop, some rock and even a little country while they show the videos on the flat screens, they even played SNL's digital short On a Boat with Andy Samberg & T-Pain which is very danceable and very hilarious.  \n\nNow we did have a few issues but I think it's based on the fact that this place is new and so so packed and management did try to make amends so I'm not going to knock them too much for it. It was my sister's birthday so we called in advance to reserve a cabana for the night but then they called us back a day later and said they had actually overbooked so we no longer had the cabana, we then made reservations for dinner but once we got there they did not have a spot for us to sit, they had anticipated another big party would leave before we got there and they did not, so we had to go somewhere else for food, but the manager offered my sister free drinks when we came back later and they did reserve us some high tops by the dance floor when we came back so that was nice. We never had to wait too long for our waitress to come back around and offer more drinks either, another plus.\n\nAlso because it is so packed there is more of a possibility of having a few knucklheads in the crowd, we actually saw a fight early in the night, small and squashed quickly. Then later in the evening some drunky tried to fight a guy in our group, I think this drunky had little man complex and he was in the crowd and he bumped into our friend at the same time that someone else bumped into him so he thought our friend purposely bumped him. Our friend was actually the designated driver so he was completely sober and the drunk 5 foot tall guy tried to fight the sober 6 foot tall guy who kept telling him to walk away, which he did, only to come back later with his 5 1/2 foot tall friend to avenge him. It was all stupid and the management could see that it was just two drunk guys trying to prove they weren't scared of the big guy and they kicked the knuckleheads out and let us stay.  The night was saved and we actually stayed until the last song at 2 a.m. chit chatting and dancing the night away.\n\nI will definitely go back, maybe not for a few weeks when it isn't so crowded but with it being one of the few dance spots in Chandler this probably won't happen any time soon, which is good for them. We went on a Saturday but I've heard Friday is just as packed.


I actually love everything about this place except one critical problem. The buns are probably the worst buns I know of anywhere. They are horrible, and they fall apart. I took the time to write the company, no response. I can walk there, love everything else, but cant go for a burger. sad


Came with friends and had a great time.  Food was amazing.  Service was good. Will be back.


All I can say to sum it up is long! I got here around 7:45 and it's 10:00 and I'm still here. Not to mention that the waitress/waiter (and yes we had a multiple of servers) did not attend to us. People that got there an hour after me received their food before I.


Came for lunch. First time we had been there though we had heard good things about it. Decent white wine selection. We got something at the suggestion of the waiter and were happy. My salad was good and my wife loved the soup which was loaded with beans and lentils. Wife had the ravioli special: three types of ravioli in a white sauce. I had salmon on top of pasta with squid ink sauce. Service was good. Most others in the restaurant were businesspeople doing business. We had a good meal and agreed we need to return soon.


Pretty good food. Large selection. Beer and wine were included which was a nice bonus!


Coffee was pretty good. We decided to sit outside & they brought us our drink orders  shortly after we ordered it. I got a latte & hubby got the hand crafted horchata. Both were pretty good but I think the latte could have been a bit hotter. \nThe main problem & the reason for the 2 stars is that we also ordered some food that never got brought out to us. Once we were done with our drinks (about 20 mins after we got them) we went inside to see what was up with the food order. I noticed what I thought was our order sitting on the counter & asked if it was ours.. \"Oh yeah, we've been calling for it for a while\" was their response. I inquired as to why it didn't get brought outside like the drinks were & they said something about the tag or receipt not saying \"outside\". Really? Our order was all on the same tab & somehow the drinks made it outside to us but not the food? I don't know how long it had been sitting there while other people came up to get their orders & possibly coughed &/or sneezed on our food. Ick. \nI might return again but maybe just for the coffee & that's a BIG might.


This place's bagels are just incredible.  They are fresh, chewy, and made on-site.  I had \"The Sexy\" which was awesome.  The owner rang me up and was incredibly friendly.  If you love authentic, fresh bagels, this is your place.


This is the holy grail of Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas!! \n\nIt is romantic, whimsical, fun, great entertainment and music, serves good food, drinks, not to mention fabulous desserts! Plus, the attention to details in this place is just unbelievable, wax-seal menu, ambiance, decorative engraved silverwares, and the d\u00e9cor. The d\u00e9cor, oh, the d\u00e9cor, every room has a different sense of ambiance, yet they're all interconnected. The staffs were all delightful, from the hostess, servers, down to the entertainers! My BF and I really had a fun time.\n\nI told my server to surprise me with the drinks they served, so I really can't recall exactly what I ordered, just tons of buzz. However! I do have a recollection of what we ordered that evening:\n\nLobster Cocktail: BF's favorite lobster dish throughout the entire vegas trip! the creaminess mixed with lobster meat was the right combination. \nCaviar Taco: A must order here at Rose.Rabbit.Lie. Tiny, but it's to die for, served on a bed of chips.\nGlazed Brussel Sprouts: a twist of my favorite veggie with fried chicken skin.\nRoasted Foie Gras: It ain't a meal in Vegas unless there's foie gras on the table, and Rose.Rabbit.Lie. serves this dish with a brioche, fig jam, and candid pistachio!!\nBone Marrow: oh my god, this is by far the best bone marrow dish I've tasted, with some sweet and sour short ribs on top!!\nShort Rib Stroganoff: unlike any beef stroganoff I've ever had, this dish focuses more on the meat itself, not overly creamy, and the pasta is just there to justify the rib. Oh, my compliments to the chef!!\n\nand finally...\n\nChocolate Terrarium: This is the grand finale of the whole Rose.Rabbit.Lie. dining experience! It's a beautiful plate of \"orchid,\" that's entirely made of chocolate, brownies, marshmallow, and gelato! (even the flowers are edible, too!) I didn't even care there were only my BF and me, we were sharing this dessert with the people who were sitting next to us!\n\nSo, the next time you're in town, make sure to make your reservation, put on a decent outfit, perfume or cologne, and your best pair of shoes. Do yourself a favor and stop by Rose.Rabbit.Lie., I promise you'll have the best time of your life!


Stopped by last evening and sat at the bar for nearly 15 minutes being ignored by the two bartenders.  The guy next to me was served and then the bartender went out to smoke.  He watched me as i walked the length of the bar to leave.  Called them today thinking they might like some feedback, but never heard from them.  Was I too old?  Wrong shirt?  Many other bars in town seem happy to take my money.  I suggest you take your business elsewhere.


We've tried this place several times in the past few years, and each time that we do, I end up kicking myself for giving it another shot.  I just do not understand the reviews raving about the sushi here!  Once again, the fish we had was of mediocre quality at best.  Maybe I'm just missing something here since it seems like the regular customers are able to command the best quality fish (or at least it certainly looked a lot better than what we had), but the fish just isn't all that fresh and the service is consistently lackluster.  We sat at the sushi bar and literally had to flag down the waitress to get our drinks refilled.  We had some Hamachi and Maguro nigiri, neither of which were impressive and a couple of rolls, one of which was the Negi Toro roll that I had to force myself to eat given the off taste it had.  We'd actually assumed that the sushi chef had forgotten about the Maguro nigiri and were ready to leave, but as soon as we flagged down the waitress, he presented the two pieces to us, nearly a half an hour after the last roll he'd served us when the place was less than half full.\n\nI find it strange to hear how many other reviews mention the number of Asian people they see eating here and somehow manage to draw the conclusion from that fact that this is a great place.  That would seem to follow the logic of visiting Europe and seeing a McDonald's filled with Americans and drawing the conclusion that McDonald's is a top-notch American restaurant.  The point here is that not everyone is discerning regardless of whether they are eating their native fare and I find it difficult to believe that this would be considered a quality sushi restaurant among discerning Japanese diners given how much better quality sushi is available in the Valley.  Our last visit to Hiro will be our last and for anyone looking to find fresh, high quality sushi in Scottsdale, I would highly recommend trying Yume at the Scottsdale Promenade.


I had a terrible experience at this place.  I went through the drive-thru after a long day of moving.  I think it was about 1am when I ordered.  I ordered two crunchy ground beef tacos and a grilled chicken quesadilla.  The beef in the tacos were burnt and it was the worst taco I have ever eaten.  A complete waste of money.  The quesadilla wasn't much better.\n\nI would not recommend this place to anyone.  The ingredients weren't fresh and the food wasn't cooked properly.


I had a private sunset trail ride with Roger. He was fantastic the ride was beautiful and nothing like any other ride I have ever been on. We rode next to eachother and he told me all about the land, the reservation and his life there. He was so happy to be there which made me enjoy it that much more! My horse was very responsive to my cues and was super smooth! I have been riding for 10 years and own my own horses. I can for sure say these horses are happy and well cared for! I would definitely go back again!


I come here often as it's close to home and there aren't many good happy hours that go past 6pm. Sadly since the new ownership the food has gone downhill. Green chili pork is nothing like it used to be and flatbread is sadly awful. I will continue to come for hh though and hope the food gets back to the quality it used to be.


Simply one of the best burgers you will ever experience. Any location is worth visiting. Noise is ridiculous, but the burgers are incomparable. If you liike truly savory cheeseburgers, this is THE place. Ever order made fresh and however you want it. The big name fast food places are good, this is spectacular!


Went for dinner the other night, the place was pretty empty (not usually a good sign).  The place looked pretty nice but the food was very average.  Except for some mandarin oranges we were served which had turned, pretty drastically rancid.  Service was good, I don't know maybe we came on an off night, but I kind of doubt it...


Gorgeous store.  Large and bright and wonderfully layed out.  This store has everything coach all under one roof.  I would say this is the nicest one I've ever been to.  This includes shoes, travel luggage, jewelry and much, much more!  I love seeing the new stuff which hopefully makes it to the outlet stores soon.  I also appreciate sales folks that leave you alone to browse.  I'm liking the new sequin purses for this season.  Also some very awesome shoes, Coach is definitely on the up and up!


I ordered their catering.  I ordered two FAMILY MEALS.  The Meat portions were decent but the sides were a JOKE:  the said it came with a \"pile of fries\" - there were 10 french fries in one box and 10 sweet potato fries in the other....  The salads were a SINGLE serving of salad.  They sent 4 pieces of bread to go with a mound of pulled pork - it was so tiny it was almost hysterical.  THE FINAL STRAW:  When ordering I said I wanted one order of pulled pork and one order of pulled chicken because we had a JEWISH people attending.... They put the chicken in with pork, combined.  When I called to complain about the mixing of the pork/chicken and stated I thought it was common knowledge that you don't mix pork into food being served to those of Jewish faith the lady on the other line stated \"well you can't always presume\".  I didn't mention Judaism for fun TC's - I mentioned it because I didn't want pork mixed with chicken!!!!  I asked for the owner to call me back and got nothing.  GO TO LUCILLE'S instead!!!


Friday Happy hour menu:\nSteak and cheese - $ 6, decent\nNeopolitan milkshake - $4, decent\nGyro - $6, no more next time\nPanini - $6, okay\n\nService is slow, despite it being almost empty.\n\nOverall, it's okay if you are starving, hungover, drunk, or didn't think of other options.


I was walking with a bunch of friends when we decided to stop in. The place was alive with music and the bartenders were great. I got to meet the owner and dance with a great group of people. To slow down and eat, they have a great outdoor patio to enjoy the night. Next time I'm in town, I am definitely stopping back.


A new place by Wal Mart that just opened up, very clean and polite service. However despite being a new place their soda machine was broken, or perhaps they just haven't gotten it operational yet? Either way it's a rip off for the canned sodas they make you buy instead. Also the meat served here is mostly just fat tissue, not really any actually meat.\nPretty good pricing and overall a nice junk food run if you're in a hurry.


We came back again. But this time Mom and I brought 2 of my other sisters along. I had higher expectations for my second visit. NOPE. I did order the Grilled Asparagus which I wanted to try from my last visit. What a disappointment! I received 6 very thin and shriveled spears. SIX! The flavor was good but definitely not worth the 7 or 8 bucks I spent on it. I was expecting big thick plump spears and more than 6. That is highway robbery and only reflects greed upon investors/management. I don't mind spending 12 dollars for a burger because they are flavorful, juicy, and worth the money. But the Grilled Aspargus experience has really turned me off and put negative thoughts in my mind about the people behind Cold Beers and Cheeseburgers. Once again, it took forever for us to receive our check. Pretty sure we won't return.


I live in such close proximity to Bellitalia that it's just silly last night was my first visit. However, it won't be my last because YUM!!!  It's a cute little hole in the wall with lots of character. Upon walking in, the aromas alone made me really glad to be there.  Our server was lovely and attentive and had great suggestions whenever we asked. The prices are reasonable and the portions are quite generous.\n\nI ordered the carbonara (it came with garlic bread) and my friend got a pizza. The carbonara was wonderful! Everything about it screamed homemade. And the bacon........the bacon was perfection and just the right amount too.  It wasn't at all a heavy dish like an Alfredo. I had some left over to take home, thank goodness (even thought I wanted to eat the entire bowl). The garlic bread was your basic garlic bread - nothing special, but it sufficed.\n\nMy only wish was that the pasta had been fresh, but honestly, the dish was super delicious regardless and it's something I would totally order again.  My friend really enjoyed her pizza as well. She loves their chocolate cake too, but they were all out, which in retrospect is probably a good sign with it being so popular.\nGive Bellitalia a try. We're really glad we did!


Best date night while in town. Amazing prices and even better food! Service was outstanding and the staff super-friendly. Margaritas were great, peel and eat shrimp were outstanding and the oysters with the atomic uber-good horseradish and beer battered fish tacos left us wanting more. Whenever we visit Gilbert we'll come visit!


Had a meeting at ASU after lunch and picked this place to eat and prepare. No wi-fi was a HUGE downer. I suppose I understand the management not wanting people to stay all day, but next time I'm looking for a place to do a working lunch, I'll look elsewhere.\n\nFood was okay, too. And canned sodas meant I couldn't take a refill with me. I had the plain chicken sandwich and it was plain.


Have been to Compound for many happy hours and brunches. Excellent food and always wonderful service. Just watched the football game today, was there THREE hours and spent a ton of money drinking and having dinner. They had a concert, we didn't know about. They asked us to leave or pay $10 a head. We spent over $100 and would have spent over $100 more at least. My friend asked the hostess to PLEASE waive the fee since we'd been there so long. She did! We moved to the bar per her request, and the manager-THOMAS, came over-after we ordered another round and asked us to leave. BEFORE we had two sips of our drinks. I told him the hostess said we could stay, and he called us liars. He then proceeded to belittle the very accommodating hostess in front of the other patrons. Others left they were so uncomfortable. I will NEVER go there again...SO RUDE!!!


Absolutely outstanding.  We shared a whole lot of burger and an order of the oxtail chili cheese fries, that are just as ridiculous and ridiculously good as they sound.  I have not a single complaint about anything we had.  Can't wait for a return engagement.


The fish was fresh enough but the spicy crab roll was all heat.  Gyoza seemed overdone and the edamame was bland.  Service was good if you don't count the servers standing around the teppanyaki table chatting away.


Ribs are good. But this place is waaaaaay overpriced. Go to Rolling Smoke it's better and cheaper


Worst return policy in town!  The store manager did not even respect me, the paying customer, enough to come to the customer service desk to discuss a requested return. I tried to return a brand new dress with the tags attached and the original receipt, however, because I purchased the item more than 30 days ago they refused to issue me a credit to my Visa.  I was given a store credit.  My fiance tried to return a defective bottle of cologne this past weekend (the pump spray stopped working) and they would not exchange the defective item for a working item. We will be taking all of our business away from Ross and shopping at other discounters like Target, Anna's Linens, Tuesday Mornings, TJ Maxx, anywhere but Ross.


I knew I wasn't trippin' when I saw a skinny, dancing banana at the house party I went to last night, A. because I was sober (boooo), and 2. because it was Halloween. But today, right in the middle of a post Halloween funk/Sunday blues combo, I started to wonder if maybe I was slipped something last night, when Mr. Incredible who was there too, greeted me at Pink Spot. To protect his identity I won't say who it was, but the tomato, egg, bacon, avocado sandwich with chipotle mayo, sprouts and American cheese on wheat bagel he made me, truly hit the spot, and the mocha was just what I needed to lift me out of my forlorn state. It's a good thing they have free wi-fi here, because that's why I'm yelping. I'm going to go ahead and throw a solid five stars at these guys because they genuinely accomplished something that trumps, taste, price or ambiance; they served up a generous helping of good humor. And it wouldn't hurt to up their star count a little after that dreadful Megan D imposed her two stars. Who does she think she is anyway, trolling around Phoenix handing out miserable reviews? Wait... go back to that happy place Dugaldo. Happy place. Pink Spot.


This place is decent. Good price for the strip and it's a non-nightmare. All in all a good experience. Not stellar but definitely good at least. The casinos and bars inside were good. I am a big fan of the pub and the Zowie Bowie show.


I had dinner at Hawk's while visiting Madison during a conference, and I chose it because it had vegetables on the menu, and those seem hard to find behind all the friend cheese curds in this town (believe me- not a complaint). This place is definitely straightforward, no frills, nothing special with the food. My husband and I both got salads, and they were pretty mediocre.   \nAlso, my main disappointment is that the beer menu doesn't list all the beers! I had the bartender recommend something for me, which turned out to be fine, but a few minutes later I saw  a waitress bring someone else the Leinenkugels Honey Wheat that I had been searching for! I saw it listed nowhere on the menu! Ugh! Sadness. \nHawk's served its purpose in providing vegetables, but nothing special here!


I was going to give it two stars, but its family owned and they are sweet.


My chicken was undercooked and was onion filled in my chicken fajita pita made me not to ever get one again thanks a lot


Had incredible ribeye steak & a Mac n cheese dish.  Perfect!


I read the reviews and went to Hon Machi with a bit of trepidation (and my Restaurant.com coupon in hand). It is in a strip mall, but, when nicer weather finally arrives, there is a lovely little patio out back. It overlooks a lake. Some of the twinkle lights are out, but maybe they'll get them fixed up.\n\nI can see why some would complain about stacks of papers, etc. It IS like their home. But they also welcome regulars and are so sweet to children. That was nice to see.\n\nOur main gripe was the godforesakenHEAT. It was like the air was broken. They had set up fans, but that isn't enough. After some time we acclimated and stopped sweating. Our other complaint is the oddly sticky wood tables. You know when they get cleaned but they still feel tacky? Yuck.\n\nOur server (a young lady) was prompt when greeting us, refilling beverages, etc., and she kindly explained the details of the coupon to make sure we were clear on minimums and gratuity (we can read so we knew all that, but it was nice they made the effort).\n\nOn to the food! The starter garden salad was huge and included sliced avocado. It was delish! We both got one. We also got goyoza, which was just ok. I got a rainbow roll. I could smell a little eau de poisson, which always makes you wonder if your dinner will come up later (it didn't, I can report). My caterpillar roll, though, was incredible--not overly sweet with the eel sauce, just delicious.\n\nHubby got the tootie (not \"toostie\") roll, which was crunchy and amazing. We also got a baked roll that was a bit mushy. That could have been our fault ordering; we may just not be baked roll folks.\n\nIn the end, we thought it was a decent dinner, even with the heat.


There were pros and cons to this place...\n\nPros: Egg Rolls were great, Chicken Skewers were delicious, and the Pork Fried rice was good.\n\nCons: Delivery took over an hour and I live 3 1/2 miles down the same street. Over priced for the quality. Food was cold upon arrival. The Pu Pu Platter had 2 of the smallest pieces of shrimp I've ever seen, a chicken skewer, an egg roll, a bbq spare rib and some unknown fried piece of imitation seafood-$9.75 for this??? Come on...\n\nOverall, while the majority of the food was OK, I don't think (like most have said) that it is anything out of the ordinary for a rinky-dink chinese delivery place. Definitely wasn't good enough to have an hour wait time on some delivery. \n\nUnless you are CRAVING some Chinese and literally have no where else to order from, I'd be hesitant to order from here.


Got there on a Sat morning at 11am, only 2 tables had customers( first clue). We wanted the breakfast buffet for $15 per person. Big dissapointment. They where already taking down the buffet items & it was only 11am (2nd clue). Went to the omlet bar and the cook looked grouchy and pissed to have to open back up. The sign said your choice of cheese but seems like the cook picks what type of cheese you want on your omlet. Even worse was the cold bacon, cold french toast, & yucky tasting cold dry pancakes. The self serve milk was room temperature. And to top it off they charged me 18% gratuity on parties of 6 or more. The whole tab was like $120.00 for the worst breakfast this summer. Only 2 things I liked about this restaurant, Samantha, our waitress and the fruit. Would definitaly NOT go back here. Theres a Mc Donalds down the street and you get the same quality of food for less than $20 for 6 people.


Prices are good and portions are great. I almost couldn't finish all my food. I've been here for breakfast and dinner and was satisfied with both my visits! The staff was very friendly and you don't have to wait very long for your food. Will most likely return in the future.


There are very few restaurants that make me sit back and think about how I should be kinder to chain restaurants when I write reviews. And Les 3 Brasseurs was one of the those lucky few. While there is not way to avoid chain restaurants all the time. I try to support local places. So bare with me as I explain to you why I love this place. \n\nI was in Montreal for the weekend, visiting friends from Uni. I was also there with a friend from Cincinnati, taking him on his first Canadian adventure. On our first night, we were on our own and up to our devices for getting dinner. We chose Les 3 Brasseurs mostly because they brewed their own beer. I mean as a beer lover, that is just heaven for me. We got placed at the bar because it was a crowded Friday night. The bartender was very attentive and very beautiful. She was more then happy to speak English. And she pretty much gave us a college level course on their beer selection. We went with two liters of the Amber. I mean we were planning on drinking, might as well go \"balls to the wall\". Along with our beer, we ordered their Poutine. And while I try not to explain food as orgasmic. A plate of their poutine maxi is just that, orgasmic. My friend had the open faced seafood sandwich. And I ordered the Quebec Flammekuchen. Covered in a local cheese,bacon and onion. It was so good. We became friends with a few of our fellow bar sitters. And with the assistant to the bartender, he wasn't a busboy and he was allowed to take orders, just not pour them. Weird? Anyway. We kept ordering beer and shots of Sortilege ( a wonderful maple bourbon that is just amazing). Before we knew it, it was 2am. And we were very well gone. So with a few of our new friends we met at Les 3, we moved to a cheaper drinking hole. And the rest of the night is kinda blurry after that. But I will always eat here when I am in Montreal. Hell, until I find a better place. This will be my favorite place to eat in Montreal! Bring on the flame war.


Clearly worth 4 stars! One of the best sushi restaurants in the valley! It's better than Ra but not better than Sushi Roku. The service was also excellent. The waitresses are beautiful but friendly and didn't give off that trite Scottsdale \"I'm too good to work here\" vibe. \n\nThe prices were not cheap. If anyone pretends this is affordable sushi, they are lying or stupid. We had a party of 4 and spent $130 including drinks. We only ordered maki rolls too. That same meal at Ra would have been less than a $100. It's not the most expensive sushi restaurant in the valley but it's not \"affordable or inexpensive\"\n\nThe only real knock on the place was it's claustrophobic atmosphere. This place is terrible for big groups. It's an ideal couples restaurant. We had 4 people and felt like our group was too big. There isn't much seating but they did their best to accomodate us. The restaurant is really narrow. \n\nI would recommend this restaurant but only for couples and for those willing to spend over $80 if you are going to eat and drink alcohol.


We were down in the area for the arts festival and the park toward the point was all torn up and under construction. Not sure what's going on there but hopefully it will be an improvement.


Bacchanal has a lot of food options but there weren't really any dishes that stood out to me. So, if you prefer quantity over quality, then this is the perfect place for you. \n\nI appreciate the check in process, where you first check in at a kiosk. They print out a receipt with an estimated wait time and text you when it's time to go back to pay and get in line to be seated. Beats having to stay in line the whole time! You can walk around the Forum Shops while you wait.\n\nI have been to Bacchanal two times this year and I think that's more than enough for me. I'd rather go back to The Wicked Spoon!


I admit to being a victim of the Groupon scam!  I can only imagine how many times this office has succeeded in duping customers since my experience with them was exactly the same as others I've read online.  The hygienist will recommend the so-called deep cleaning.  You will be given an estimate of what they would charge you, but since you don't have insurance, you'll get a discounted price.  If you balk at this newly discounted price and threaten to leave, you will be given another discount.  But wait, there's more.  When you go ahead with the procedure, because, golly, it would go against their standards to do the regular cleaning you've bought and paid for, you will get ANOTHER price when it's time to pay!  Please check this price as it will include, \"hygienist Instruction\", which is the for the time and effort she spent talking you into the outrageously expensive deep cleaning.  I'm guessing this $59 is her bonus as it was taken off my bill when I asked what exactly did \"hygienist instruction\" entail.  (the answer was, \"I guess it was her instruction to you\")\nI hope to save others the bother of trying to use this Groupon or any other deal this office issues.  They want you in the chair to sell you unnecessary services at an inflated rate.  (I say unnecessary because I used this Groupon offer to check out a new dental office.  I have a regular dentist to whom I will be returning, who never proposed the amount of work this office proposed!)


So far, I've only had the chance to go for the NYE Prix Fixe as I'm out of the country, but goddamn is this place good. I know that a Prix Fixe can't speak to the overarching quality of a restaurant, but everything was perfectly done that night. From the seared scallop app to the trimmed BBQ duck entree, the food was glorious. The service was also attentive, and humorous. Definitely gotta check this place out again when I move back to MTL.


We've been going to Montana for years and the food service has got really bad lately. The last few times we went we waited forever. Our server actually brought us our check before our food had arrived. We hardly saw her at all throughout the meal. Our food was wrong and the fries were lukewarm, but we were starving and could not wait any longer. How hard is it to make a few burgers? Other tables were getting their food screwed up too! This place has a serious problem with food sitting in the kitchen. What are the runners doing? It seems like they don't really care, I guess they have got complacent, but there are other good options around so I won't bother going back to Montana.


The gumbo was GREAT!  I will have to go back to try something else.  I was in a hurry this time around.


I have since been back 4 times, all 4 times have been delicious. Mongolian Beef without the peppers have been my fav, but the Ginger Beef is a close second. The family loves the Honey Walnut Shrimp and the Salt & Pepper Shrimp, Singapore Noodles. And we all LOVE the Paper Wrapped Chicken, yum yum yum. About the only thing we tried that we didn't care for was the Lemon Chicken. Buyer beware, if a menu item says its a HOT dish (pepperwise) bring a fire extinguisher. Oh and the delivery is LIGHTNING QUICK. If your hungry, you'll be eating soon. Guy on the phone always says about 30 minutes, but both delivery times the food was here piping hot in 10.


Disappointed with the sweet potato fries. That's the only reason we went here. The were limp, not crispy. Lots of overcooked fries. We asked for the special dipping sauce and the gave us Ranch. The ranch was good, but being form the mid-west where we put ranch on everything this wasn't anything special. \n\nFor the price vs quality I would say skip this. There are much better choices on the strip!


My family absolutely loves this place! The owner's and the employees are super friendly.  They always have a great variety of fro-yo available and a nice mix of toppings.\n\nThe frequent customer card is great! We are forever getting free yogurts because we go there so much.\n\nMy favorite at Poppy's?  Cheesecake yogurt with granola and chocolate chips- absolutely delicious!


You know, this place is good, but....if one were to believe the reviews here, it would seem as though glorious slices of heaven were handed down from Mount Olympus by radiant angels making water from wine with flour, yeast and pepperoni as someone hands their money over the counter.\n\nIt's good....and it was fun to check in here...but it's not the BEST PIZZA EVER!!!\n\nThat said, if you're walking on the strip towards the city center and feeling a hankering for some very tasty pie, walk into this casino and look for that tube-style elevator near the back quarter of the casino floor.  It will, once one completes the journey to the 4th floor, deposit you mere feet from the unmarked entrance of this really nifty find.\n\nI wonder, given the success the whole lets-make-it-a-treasure-hunt sort of thing, if other casinos will start to hide random businesses in the nooks of their properties?


I was excited to try this place out because I love sushi. We made a reservation online for 6pm so we could be there for happy hour, which ends at 7. We get there exactly at 6 and they tell us there are two tables in front of us that need to be seated that called in. So we go to the bar and get drinks and wait...and wait...and wait...its 6:30. We ask how much longer until we get a table and they respond, \" We don't know, no tables have left since you have got here\". I ask the manager how much longer until we get a table or if we can wait and get an extended happy hour when seated? He responded, \"No, you can sit at the open table outside or I am going to seat the people behind you who have been waiting. You didn't say you preferred to sit inside or outside online (which there wasn't an option for)\". ITS 115 DEGREES OUTSIDE. No, we don't want to sit outside. We decided to leave and call Pearl to see if they had any open seating. They said we can't make reservations under 6 people but we will hold this table for you anyways. LOVE YOU PEARL, GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE.


This aint your basic grocery store. Actually, to tell you the truth, I did not really start coming here until this cookie butter craze took off. \n\nThis last visit, I was actually there to get some Mac n Cheese in the frozen food section because I have had some at somebody's house before and it was just brought up in a recent conversation (Yelp Talk strikes again!). \n\nIronically, there just happen to be some Speculoos Cookie Butter available on the shelf. Since I already had the regular cookie butter at home, I got the Cocoa Swirl this time. I was a bit surprised that there was any Speculoos at all since people pretty much grab all of them as soon as the store opens up.\n\nIf you are not in a rush, I recommend you take your time shopping here because not only will you discover new things, you will also learn that the employees here are very helpful in anything that you might be looking for.\n\nBesides your basic grocery items, you will find that TJ's carries other things that even the major grocery stores don't carry. These guys might not be the biggest stores, but they house a lot of goodies that people come here specifically for. Things like various nuts, vegetables, spices, pickled items, chips, etc. \n\nSo get on up and check this place out any time you pass by one or are in the area. Stock up on some goodies!\n\nYelp 2014 365 Review Challenge #41


Nice people, good prices!  Make an appointment or call ahead unless you don't mind waiting if necessary. :)


Ordered delivery from this location today- large pepperoni pizza. The pizza arrived in a timely manner (about 45 minutes). The crust was nice and chewy, but lacked flavor. They were generous with the cheese. Overall, the pizza I received was average (not bad, but not great). As someone who is new to the area, I will likely try other pizza places in the future.


Oh Johnny, what have you done?\n\nIf I were to have written this review back in May when I first tried Johnny Smalls, I would have given them a solid 4 for the whole experience. It has a cool vibe and c'mon, it's AYCE tapas for Christsakes, for a mere $20 (with the Rockstar Club Card). \n\nFast forward to this past weekend: The AYCE tapas menu is not as vast and delicious as before. Be warned that some of the more expensive items will cost an extra $2-$4, EACH TIME you order them. Oh boo. \n\nThe Shorty (a deliciously braised short rib), the tuna sashimi, the grilled PB&J, and the crab and artichoke dip are the only items worth noting. Our server was quick and friendly. \n\nExpect the hostesses to be in their own little world and to barely acknowledge your presence.


This is located conveniently next to the hard rock hotel. When they say everything is bigger in Vegas, they aren't kidding. This cvs was huge and had everything you could possibly need. The pharmacist was very helpful - I have a cold on my vacation :( \nThe employees were very nice, but I feel like for the volume of people they had, they should've had more registers open.


Back-to-back bagel disasters at Charlotte's international airport/fast walker's paradise, avoided. \n\nNot to say Einstein's bagels are world class, nor are they the cheapest option ($6 for a Southwest Turkey-Sausage, and a $4 smoothie), but this particular meal fit the bill for a breakfast betwixt flights. \n\nThe \"healthy\" egg white sandwich gets a unique kick with a salsa verde, giving a cool, herbal coat to the spiced turkey patty. More substantial than Dunk's doppelg\u00e4nger, it still only registers 330 calories, so go ahead and double up on that airplane beef jerky, Slim. Just don't expect crunch from your barely toasted slim bagel. \n\nMy smoothie mostly blended a package fruit pur\u00e9e with low-fat yogurt and ice, making it something you can find anywhere.\n\nStaffed by robots (who isn't at 7am?) leaves much to be desired from counter-side manner, but they keep a clean house - 97.5 A Health Grade certificate is proudly displayed.


Personal size hot pot. Starts at $12.99. Japanese Miso was delicious. I got medium spice and it was pretty spicy.  I liked it though.  We had to ask server to put our fire out so soup could cool down for us to eat. Complimentary green tea with meal :) Next best thing to Pho on a cold day! Would definitely come back:)


The food is ok. I appreciate the chips with sides of bean dip, salsa, and guacamole was placed on the table when we sat down. The staff was friendly. The female 'busser' wore a scented lotion that was very strong and competed with the smell of the food. I mentioned this to her and she made excuses about her hands being dry instead of washing it off. The staff kept talking about how they wanted chocolate that the man from the reservation booth was carrying around in a bag. It is noisy in the restaurant and you can overhear other diner's conversations. They have tables with armless chairs and booths.


Great selection and don't be fooled by the prices because they haggle and you can get a very competitive deal there. If you don't like to haggle then check out their website for their online deals. That is where you find the usual rock-bottom pricing for the firearms they carry. I'm like a kid in a candy store when I go to Hyatt's. It's located in the hood but don't let that stop you. Once inside you will feel very safe as every employee is carrying heat! Don't have a gun? Go there! Don't want a gun? Good, it will be easy to take your food when the zombie apocalypse happens.


Come here quite often, never disappoints. service is much to be desired but the food makes up for it.


I had to add this business to Yelp so I could trash it. I cannot tell you how many times I've been frustrated by this gas station. They NEVER have paper in the receipt machines, so you always have to walk inside for a receipt. This defeats the whole purpose of paying at the pump! It infuriates me and I've stopped going to this place except to use their ATM.\n\nThings aren't any better on the inside. The pop/slush machines often aren't working, and the pizza they advertise is stale and disgusting. And I'll be nice and withhold comment on the employees themselves.


No reviews for Love Carpet yet? \n\nI have had them out to my house twice this year and have been satisfied both times. \n\nThey are always on time and sometimes even early, but never late! \n\nThey do the job quickly and efficiently. My gross super old carpet looks pretty dang good when they leave. \n\nThe tech was courteous and not creepy in the least.


Sunday breakfasts are nostalgia and happiness all wrapped into one. This place has it.\n\nI went here this morning to treat myself to a breakfast and a coffee. I had the French press, and even though it was just a regular old coffee, it was incredible. By regular I mean non-latte or anything like that. It was honestly what heaven tastes like, one of the absolute BEST coffees I've had in phoenix since moving here, possibly the best.\n\nFor breakfast I ordered the biscuits and gravy and being greedy and hungry went for the full instead of the half. I think I would have been satiated with the half though, it is rather filling.\n\nIt did take a whole to come out but I was able to sit by the adorable fountain in the lovely courtyard and I barely even noticed the time lapse. \n\nThe biscuits and gravy were awesome! Just enough sauce so it wasn't making the biscuits too soggy but they were still smothered. They sprinkle cinnamon on top and that enhances the flavor.\n\nThe staff was friendly and the wifi was free, the ambiance was slightly hipster but very relaxing and just like a coffee shop for everyone. I will be coming back here again for sure and I think before I leave I will get another coffee to go!


Really hit or miss.\n\nWe got a gift card for Elephant Bar some time ago, so we have been there twice to use it up.  The first time, we ordered the chicken marsala and cream of asparagus soup.  FABULOUS.  Also, Elephant Bar has extraordinary iced tea.  The second time, my fianc\u00e9 duplicated his original order and I got a weeeeeeeeird salad with basil leaves in it.  His order, which was so great the time before, was super bland and the sauce was really lumpy.  My salad was utterly disgusting.  More than half the salad was basil leaves rather than lettuce.  Sure, I expected the basil, but as a complement to the salad itself... not that the basil itself was the salad!\n\nThe people who gave us the gift card have some notion that Elephant Bar is our favorite restaurant (not sure why), so I bet we'll be getting another gift card for the next major occasion.  It's a very Seinfeld-ish of situation.  That's the only reason I would likely return.  I really value consistency when I dine out... it's a major bummer when you come back for something (like my fianc\u00e9's chicken marsala), only to feel like you're eating a completely different dish.


This place is ridiculously overpriced.\n\nThere was a large group of us (34 people?) that came here. We made a reservation for 10PM, and specifically told them that we needed to be out of there by 11:30PM because we needed to be at the Bellagio by 12AM.\n\nWe all got there about 5 minutes late. They made us wait another 25 minutes. We didn't all sit down and get fully situated until 10:30PM. We were told over the phone that they would section off a corner of the restaurant for us, and we would have 1 long table. we ended up being at 2 long tables, at different parts of the restaurant. They totally split our party in half! The food is ridiculously overpriced. The cheapest entrees on the menu was $28, which was chicken and salmon. Almost everyone ordered either the salmon or chicken. Everyone that had the salmon said it was way overcooked. Everyone that had the chicken said it was way to salty and kept drinking water.\n\nWe were also celebrating 2 birthdays and specifically told them. They brought out desserts for the 2 birthdays, but it took them forever. We tried to have them rush the check. We got our check and it seemed like we were going to make it to the Bellagio in time, but we waited about 30 minutes trying to flag someone down and pay them as well as have them charge a couple of credit cards.\n\nService was ok, nothing spectacular. They also automatically tack on an extra 25% tip for parties of 8 or more rather than the standard 15% or 18%.


I visited Carters for the first time last night with one of my fellow 'tweeps'.  I have to say that was pleasantly surprised.  I did not expect such a nice wee pub on that part on Morrison st.  The bar is quite small but there is a mezzanine upstairs with plenty of seating and you can 'lurk' at the customers downstairs.  I did not check the ales selection as we opted straight away for the Japanese lager, which is very drinkable! \nThe locals are quite friendly and there are 2 big tellies for the football fans.  Nice atmosphere overall. A good discovery.


I really wanted to like Malabar more. I've had my eye on the place since it opened (I used to love Coco Osteria), but I never managed to make it there til Saturday night. The fella and I decided to go for dinner and made reservations for 6:30. As others have noted, it's a pretty small place, so reservations are highly recommended.\n\nI usually don't like such cramped quarters because I feel like everyone around me is listening to my conversation, but at Malabar, the music and people are so lively that I didn't mind at all. Our service was impeccable.\n\nSo, why only 3 stars? The food. Sigh. We made it a night of tapas and tried the croquetas (ham, potato), albondigas (beet meatballs in tomato sauce), vaca frita (crispy beef with pickled onion on top), and romesco (eggplant bruschetta). While it was all fine, it was all just fine. Nothing stood out, nothing had much spice... it was all just, well, fine. I had hoped that out of four tapas, surely one of them would be delicious! But no. I also got the sangria after reading other reviews of how good it was; it was good, but can you really mess up sangria OR make it super great? It was fine, too.\n\nWe did try the tres leches cake for dessert (after asking out waitress to pick between that and the churros), and it was good - small but the perfect size for not gorging, moist, and creamy.\n\nThankfully, the atmosphere and service made up for the food, but I don't think we'll make it a point to stop by Malabar again.


By far, the BEST Buffet in Vegas, even without the seafood.  Glad to be here on a weekday since our wait on a Wednesday, still took 45 as oppose to a weekend wait. \n\nIt took me about 4 trips to get through (or look at ) the entire buffet, not including the dessert bar. Had my fix of Prime rib and Creamed corn. Also had the fried shrimp (a bit salty), fish, sushi and Waldorf salad. Everything was good and selection was awesome. Not the typical food you'ld see at a Vegas Buffet. \n\nAlso had a good selection of Beer and Wine, great pairing for your food to switch up from red wine w/ meat to white with fish or beer for the grease. \n\nNow for the DESSERT ! Saw the shooters and Canoli at Baby Cakes for $1.50 each so having an unlimited supply of the Tiramisu, Pistachio Shooters and Canoli was just awesome. The Chocolate Soufle was so ooey-gooey it was heavenly. I wasn't too fond of the cheesecake though but the Flan, the Creme Brulee, the Carrot Cake, Chocolate Mouse and Fruit Tart were to die for ! \n\nOur waitress was also kind enough to let us know 30 min before closing to load up again. Will definitely be back  to try the Weekend Seafood Buffet.


I had a pretty decent experience on my visit at the end of July. We arrived on Thursday prior to regular check in hours but were serviced immediately. I had a deluxe room which I ask the desk clerk if there were any Strip views available she more than happily accommodated at no charge. Although my room was far from the elevator the strip view was awesome.  When I arrived at my room I was please at the cleanliness.  The only down side of the room that I could pick out was there was not a refrigerator.  I mean really TI!!!!.  \n\nAnother downside of the hotel is the pool was on the small side compared to alot of the other hotels on the Strip.  The casino itself was ok  nothing to brag about.  I did not visit any of the restaurants based on the reviews that I read.\n\nThe staff I can say made my visit very pleasant.  The conceirge was very helpful when I needed assistance with places to go and the best way to get there.  The Bell Desk was very accomodating as well.\n\nOverall, I would stay again if I come across another good deal.


I have been to this place twice and both times had bad experiences. First time I went in as a walk in at 10am with my daughter. The man who helped us said they could not take us as they were pretty busy. Totally understandable considering it was a Saturday. But it was the way he treated us that was very poor. I get that you are too busy to take us but how about exercising a little customer service and helping us schedule a later time or next day. He was very rude and dismissive. It was kind of embarrassing considering there was people all around us. Despite this we decided to try again the next day. I called and made an appt with the man who answered the phone. Not sure if it was same guy. We made it for last appt of the day. When we arrived two young ladies greeted us but could not find our appt. again instead of trying to accommodate us they just said we didn't have an appt so they couldn't take us. Then they said that we called the wrong salon. I tried to show them the number I called on my phone log but they refused to look at it. I checked it with the number on the store brochure and window and I had called the correct store. I told them this but no answer. Again no one tried to reschedule or even apologize for the confusion. I have been to many nail salons in different states and have never been treated so bad. Also this salon had one of the strongest product smells that I have ever experienced. I'm thinkin it all worked out for the best. Found a great place down the road.


Blood stains on wall.   Check.\nLumpy college dorm room mattress.  Check.\nAsian guys giving me hard looks.  Check.\n$25 tables all weekend long.  Check.\n\nTwo star review.  Check.


This Hotel is a little past it's prime......was there for Xmas '09 with the family...and was lured by its 3 nites for the price of two deal.  I arrived around 11PM...the line for Check-in was long...as they had the \"individual lines\" method instead of \"one big line\" method, which makes check in much longer, but it \"looks\" better.  Despite ordering 2 Bd, non-smoking, they said they only have 1 King rooms.  After complaining, they put me into a 2 bd smoking room since they ran-out of non-smoking rooms...whatever.  Elevators up to the rooms had brass which was cloudy and unpolished, the first sign a hotel is deteriorating.  Room was OK....except the trash can was not emptied and hair dryer was not working.  The room had only a square TV and was showing it's age.  Compared with similar class NY NY and Excalibur, the room is much, much worse, as both NY NY and Excalibur has remodeled its rooms with nice furniture great flat-screen TVs.\n\nThe next day, they did put us in a non-smoking room...but when we got to the room it was not yet cleaned....yuck.  After complaining some more, we got two free buffets, so it was fine.  Overall, a bad experience...except for the free buffets after we complained a lot.  No wonder it had a  3 nights for 2 deal.\n\nFor a similar price/class:  Stick with Excalibur or NYNY


I would love to tell you how the food was here.  I would be thrilled if I could write an 8 page diatribe that makes you drool because I describe the various tastes so well.  But I can't.\n\nWe hit this up on the recommendation of a friend on a Friday night.  Of course it's Friday in Gilbert, so we know it might be a little busy, but only one group was waiting when we got there. \n\nWe walk in and wait, and someone comes up to us and says \"2? It will be a few, what's your name\" and then walks off after putting our name on the list.  I grab 2 menus and we start to wait.\n\nThe food must be great here, because the place was packed!  We watched, stomachs growling as plate after loaded plate was set out for delivery to the dining masses. \n\nAfter about 10 minutes, we decided to grab a seat outside, as we kept getting trampled by the staff (it's not a big place.)  We sit, and see that there are now quite a few people waiting, all but the one group having arrived well after we did.   And then the magic moment came, several groups had finished their meal and were on their way!\n\nThe group before us (about 5 or 6 people) were seated, and we continued to patiently wait.  At this point it had been 20 minutes, which in my mind exceeds the \"a few\" we were quoted upon arrival, but we were willing to be chill and wait it out.\n\nThen....(insert dramatic mood music here) a server came out and called a name on the list.....it was not my name, and no one in the line responded to it.  She called it a few more times, and someone who just walked in 5 minutes before stood up and said did you call Becky (name changed to protect the stranger) - not even close.  The server said \"No, but come on anyhow\" and allowed this person to jump the line.  At that point we had enough hunger and thirst and went elsewhere.\n\nI cut a LOT of slack to servers, especially when they are busy, but the attitude and the service we saw in the 20 plus minutes of simply waiting left us cold.  I'd be willing to go back and give them a try, but I might pack a snack first.


Uncomfortable beds, tiny cramped rooms, and too far away from everything. I guess you can't beat the price, though - hence the two stars. And the tourists are great to hustle at the poker table. Oh, and the blackjack dealers are all scantily dressed and dolled up - so that's a plus if you like that sort of stuff.


Okay, you've blown the majority of your money on gambling. You're not hungry and it's not club time yet. What are you going to do? \n\nMadame Tussaud's!\n\nAs opposed to other wax museums, this one doesn't take itself seriously. It doesn't even call itself a museum which makes sense, since the entire point of coming here is to take ridiculous pictures of yourself and your friends with wax statues of Johnny Depp and Elvis Presley. They even have props-like bunny ears to wear when you pose with Hugh Hefner.


Just had Sunday Brunch and ordered the Biscuit and Gravy with Eggs over medium and a Mimosa. I was dining alone so opted to sit at the outside patio bar, looking in to the main dining area. A pretty good spot for people watching. \n\nMy order showed up promptly but was only warm... Not hot? Was confusing, as again the order was out pretty quick.I'm therefore guessing the gravy is made in bulk and just ladled over the also pre-made, but kept warm biscuit. The eggs were cooked pefectly... But rather than taken from the skillet with a spatula, the eggs were poured onto the dish with all the butter they were basted in, creating a puddle on top of the gravy. While I like butter, and the dish is not on anyone's health-conscious menu, it was visually off putting... (See photos) but only just a little. Unfortunately they must have sat in the window or been under a fan or something because they, too, were not hot but only warm. \n\nThey next issue was the first bite I took... Which apparently was a bundle of sage or green onions? They were stringy and took some effort to chew up... Seriously chewy... I would have spit them into a paper napkin had I had one. \n\nOk, all of that pickiness aside, the dish was otherwise well done. Good flavor and consistency to the gravy with large chunks of sausage and the portion was big enough without leaving me in the need for a nap.\n\nThe only other issue was with the staff... While its early on a Sunday and the youngish hipster staff made polite acknowledgement of my presence at first, I felt quickly forgotten as I wasn't offered a refill on my beverage or given salt and pepper until I was halfway through the meal. Being a single diner (and former bartender) I easily got the impression I wasn't going to register on their radar unless I spent more or was part of a larger group. Not saying they were not friendly, just that most employees were busier with their own conversations than with the attention paid to the customers. I finished my meal and drink and sat waiting for the check a good five minutes with an empty plate and glass in front of me the whole time as well. While I may understand this at a table in the busy dining room, my server/bartender was no father than six feet from me the entire time. \n\nI'll go back, as again the food is good... But I'll have to lower my expectations I guess.


Never had anything like it. Very impressed with the different spin on shaved ice,  lots of variety,  swanky and new decoration.  Date night worthy. We'll definitely be back!


Kudos to Tessaro's for cooking my burger the way I ordered it.  Most places won't give you a \"medium\" burger; it usually leans toward medium well, at best.  Tessaro's took a liberal approach to medium and it fared more toward medium-rare to my surprise and delight.  So for that, hooray!  And it definitely was the plumpest, juiciest burger I've had in a looonnngg time.  \nThat said, I really wasn't as impressed as I thought I'd be.  I thought I liked my burgers pure and untainted, but here I found myself wanting a little more flavor.  I guess it just tasted a little bland.  The homefries, also a little bland.  \nI don't know...maybe my expectations were too high.  Despite being underwhelmed by the food (by no means dissapointed), I loved the atmosphere.  It was cozy and bustling and unpretentious, and the service was spot-on.  Once seated, we didn't have to wait for a thing.  Our orders were taken immediately, our drinks arrived at our table within a minute of ordering, and our food arrived in a reasonable amount of time.  \nGood to know: They won't seat you unless your entire party is there.  In this case, it was just my husband I was waiting on.  That was a little annoying...but understandable considering how busy they are.\n\nDefinitely a solid burger worth the praise and the totally reasonable price!  I probably won't go out of my way to go back, but I'd definitely take an out-of-town visitor for a meal there and it's a definite stop if I'm in or near the neighborhood.


Not a fan. Do not go to Casino Royale in Vegas. This is a sham! They will promise you game play and it is impossible to make it happen under their guidelines. Then, they will simply apologize and tell you there is nothing more they can do for you. The best part is you have to run a $20 through their machines first and get or to a zero balance before their $20 will kick in...


This place is like half movie theatre, half bizzaro museum. It's worth going to just for the weird statues and creepy wax figures that stare at you from every corner. \n\nThe movies are only three bucks so you can't beat that. The theaters themselves are okay, nothing fancy for sure, and sometimes the sound quality isn't the best. But hey, it's three bucks.\n\nI figure I'm paying $1.50 for the movie and a $1.50 for the entertainment of the statues.\n\nI just wish Pollack would open up a museum of his whole collection. I hear he has a ton of stuff. I wanna see it!!!


i remember coming here after a night of clubbing at Rumjungle at the Mandalay bay. So that was probably about 4 in the morning. Service was okay, not the best. Especially if they have to serve a bunch of drunk people. i was craving for hooters chicken, was surprised that they serve it here too. Was satisfied with the food, well when your drunk, anything is good to you, haha. Oh yah and this place is open 24 hrs.


Im rewriting my review on this place for 2 reasons. First, because the first time I came here was back in 2009. Second, when I came here the most recent time, it was not like my first. Im gonna make this short and simple for you non readers. The burger was tasteless. I understand the reason for the unlimited amount of toppings you can add to your burger. But even A-1 steaksauce, chipotle sauce and banana peppers cant hide the taste of dry ground beef. Come on Cheeburger, even Chili's has their own flavor!!! I was very disappointed when I came back here, but im over it now since I wont be back again.


I need another visit before I really know.  I went for happy hour and tried the Piggly Wiggly (a lovely nod to my Midwest upbringing)    The asparagus was okay, the prosciutto rather salty.  The ribs were tender but not much flavor.  the port belly was really tough and dried out.   Whatever sauce was served with it was too salty.  I could not figure out why the crusty bread.   it did not go with anything.   At least with a soft bread I could have put some of the meat in it.  It felt completely disjointed and just things put on a plate.   \nService was wonderful, ambiance delightful.    It really calls for a return visit.


As part of my bachelorette weekend, my friends surprised with a classy afternoon for some tea and a TINY TINY lunch. =]   I wish they would have more scones and the mini sandwiches and less dessert but everything was pretty delicious.


Welcome to an excellent case study in why a nice property in a desirable, high-traffic location would be more than half empty during dinner.  Exhibit A: Three empty-headed hostesses so busy bantering wittily with themselves that it took them over two minutes to acknowledge my existence.  Exhibit B: I ordered a glass of Pinot and it tasted like it had been opened sometime during prior year.  I mentioned to bartender who said \"no, I just opened it\" rather than offering a replacement.  And what a Happy Hour: $1 off -- can they spare it?  Dinner portions were excellent, but food was mediocre, other than the super croissants: warm and delicious, but nowhere near enough to make up for the rest of the experience.  With so many other superb options in Scottsdale, I can't see this place lasting another year.  Spend your hard-earned money elsewhere.


I went on priceline and got a room for dirty cheap.  I was excited because of the right price.  However, let me share with everyone that you get what you pay for.  The room was a standard room...nothing out of the ordinary.  I did notice that the ironing board had no cover and it was just a ironing board with a flimsy pad on top.  Ghetto!  \n\nI also woke up the next morning and I saw dried blood on the sheet.  I thought I might have had a cut on my leg but I didn't.  That blood was not mine!  I hope those were clean sheets but still, if there was blood on the sheets, the cleaning crew should have thrown out the sheets out.  \n\nThe buffet was really disappointing with less than stellar food.  The quality of food there was low.  \n\nSo overall, I would never recommend the Luxor to anyone.  I will never stay here again.


I love Dean and Deluca...they always have the best sandwiches and salads!  When I arrived in town for Thanksgiving, it was the first place I visited.\n\nI love that you can visit and get a whole meal to go, eat lunch there, or go for a dessert and coffee.  It truly is all things for all people.\n\nI only wish we had one in Houston!


Don't bother! We were greeted by some blonde hostess girl who was being EXTRA rude to everyone who had a question....we asked how long the wait was and they said  it was a 30 to 40 mins but we were on our way out of Vegas so we went to the To Go side....... All 4 of us ordered the bacon cheeseburger which was literally the size of a McDonald's hamburger it came with cheese and bacon no condiments not lettuce or tomatoes with fries an extra large soda for $16 each!!! We could have gone to In n out and spent that much on 2 meals I wanted rootbeer as my drink so They had to give me a small because the rootbeer is more expensive?????. \nThe banana split my friend ordered was not spectacular I could have made a better one at home plus it wouldn't cost nearly as much.


It not often get my Jamba Juice in. Mostly cause not one really near my side of town and would rather go for coffee if going too relax with drink do some reading on my day off. Ever so often got too step outside the box and go crazy get your guilty pleasures in life. I went for strawberry smoothies with favorite booster or add on whey protein. It same awesome tasting fruit smoothie had who knows the last time. \n\nThe location I believe like most of the other ones usually coffee bean and tea literally attached next too it. This location no difference if smoothies not cup of tea could walk over and get some coffee. Not much comes too food selection here but then again who really comes too Jamba for like snack?? The store is really clean with cozy spot in the corner that could relax and get some reading in. Or if want more bar stool seating long counter up front can hang out. Service was fantastic. No one in the store. Still both gentlemen behind the counter was attentive, friendly, and great service.


This is a great zoo for the price, FREE! They've got plenty of exhibits on site. It was still around thawing season when I went, but many of the animals were stuck inside because it was still too cold to leave them out. \n\nSeeing the chimpanzee exhibit made me kind of sad, though. I only saw one chimp and the environment was NOT natural. It looked like they just put a child's jungle gym in a room with windows for the little guy. The flamingos were also stuck inside a room with some water around it. I wish the indoor exhibits were a little better for the animals, but this IS a free zoo..


they have reallyreally good umeshu.  i have no idea how much it was but it was so rich and sweet and mmmm.  good cooked plates, pretty good sushi chefs.  id definitely recommend sitting at the bar.  they also have very good teppenyaki.  they serve kobe beef teppanyaki.  awesome.  i like the atmosphere.  but not the beeest japanese ive had.


Overall a really bad dining experience. Went here with a couple friends specifically for bluegrass brunch. The host sat us outside, despite the band playing inside, at a bar table that was covered in dust and cigarette ashes. After 20 minutes with no server, one of us went in to ask. a waitress came out, wiped down the table, and took our order. Our food came out at completely different times and the server didn't know which order was which. Two of us were completely finished eating before the final order came out. Food was not awful but was really bland and way overpriced. The glasses are made out of cut glass beer bottles which could be cool but mine was cracked around the rim which was dangerous. Some woman had her dogs sitting directly on top of another table, which was gross. Several people came out of the bar and lit up cigarettes directly beside out table. Gross. The dust blowing off the vacant lot next door kept coating our table which made finishing our meals impossible. And again, gross. Our waitress was friendly but totally inattentive. Maybe it was more crowded than normal inside. The whole experience called to mind visiting a little brother's frat house on banquet night or something. The reality of a scummy dive patio masquerading as fancy brunch. Most of this probably would have been much better inside...looked nicer in there. Patio was a giant disappointment. No way we will ever go back.


I would give it zero stars if I could. If you have general admission tickets don't bother getting here early or waiting in line. Doesn't matter if you wait an hour on the hard concrete floor outside you will still be ushered like cattle and forced into a middle seat. The rows are so packed you will feel like you're on a compact airplane. And don't even think about getting a drink. Two waitresses for the entire theatre and they only let you in 10 mins before showtime. Couldn't be a more poorly managed theatre if they tried.


Decent prices.  $21 for 2 huge sandwiches.  felt like boa constrictors as we left.  Reuben sandwich was good on terrific rye.  Fries excellent!  Mucho smoocho ( yep, a grilled chicken sandwich with bacon, cheese & special sauce --- it's that kind of place) good, but over-the-moon great.  No wait on a Friday afternoon.  Clearly a family operation -- grandma, teenagers & all.  Nice  change from endless chain restaurants!


I'm going to break this review into positives and negatives.\n\nPositives\n1. Great selection of many different types of Spanish and Portuguese food.\n2. Fresh food that is well prepared\n3. Interesting building with neat, cozy seating\n4. Fast, efficient, polite serves\n5. Lots of specials\n6. Great paella, on par with what I have had in Europe.\n\nNegatives\n1. A little dark\n2. A bit pricy, but not so bad for the quality of food.\n\nOverall, this place has become our go-to special occasion dinner place, especially because of the great variety.


Buddhist bowl.  Awful, the use canned bamboo shoots and other canned ingredients.  Asked for extra spicy, instead of cooking with peppers, they give a container of hot sauce.  Manchu wok was 10x better


Arrived @ 6:15pm on Sat without a reservation, restaurant was fairly full.  We were seated immediately though.  No one even acknowledged our presence for 15 minutes.  We got up and left, once again, without being acknowledged.  Disappointed.


Our third visit and, because we want this local restaurant to do well, I must offer some constructive criticism.\nFirst visit, very tasty food, prepared by Chef Wes.\nSecond visit, still no complaints.\nLast night, very disappointed.\nMy husband ordered shrimp tagliatelle with alfredo sauce. True alfredo contains nothing but butter, cream and cheese.  This alfredo was like wallpaper paste. I'm guessing they must thicken it with flour in a poor attempt at a roux. Very gluey and raw tasting. Suggestion, cook the roux a bit longer before adding milk, then add some cream.\nI ordered tagliatelle with olive oil, roasted garlic, broccoli and mushrooms.  When I got the dish, the veggies had burned and the taste was awful. The chef graciously apologized and made another. Very mediocre at best. This was dry and the veggies had been heated in a fry pan. I suggest they heat in some chicken broth before adding to a pasta dish.  I also suggest that when olive oil is chosen as the sauce, perhaps saute the garlic in the oil \"aglia olia\" then add rest of ingredients.\nI read some poor reviews on the garlic knots. Ours were very flavorful with oil garlic and salt, but the insides were a bit raw.\nI noticed that they use culinary students in the kitchen, perhaps for prepping?\nMarinara sauce has good potential. Just a bit on the sweet side. I think the best bet for sauce is their tasty pesto.\nThe ordering area is a bit confusing. There is a small blackboard on the wall, but the script writing is so tiny, it's almost impossible to read. Suggestion: Put a large blackboard on the back wall, near soda, and write in large print so people can see it when they come in. I did see on the board Lasagna $18.00. No way, that's the price in a fine dining restaurant.\nThe chef who prepared our first meal wasn't there last night. The other chef is such a nice young man and, as I said, we want him to do well. \nStill no beer and wine, and the macaroons are still tiny.\nMost positive asset, the freshly made pasta is light and delicious.\nNot trying to be mean, just constructive. I think when this little place \"gets the kinks out\" they'll do well!\nReviewed by retired cooking teacher/caterer (of Italian descent)


The pho here is not the best that I've had, but it's most likely one of the best pho restaurants on Spring Mountain. I was born and raised in San Jose which is home to the largest Vietnamese population in the country so I have a good idea on what good pho is. The single most important factor is the broth which gives it the flavor, and I'm happy to say that Kinh Do has a great pho broth.\n\nI don't care for beef too much, so I order chicken pho like I normally do and it has been great every time. The bean sprouts + basil leaves are fresh and those go well with the meal. Like I mentioned already, the broth here is awesome. The service could be better though...sometimes I have to flag down a waiter to get my water refilled.


Great buffet in Vegas.  The best thing about this place is they give you KING crab legs and they steam them up for you hot so you can eat LOTS of delicious crab meat....SO GOOD.  When I went, they gave you a free lobster and a glass of wine for every two dinners purchased, and we didn't even get around to eating the lobsters!!\n\nThey have a good dessert selection (their apple pies were my favorite) and everything else was just OK.


A friend and I found this place, after Grimaldi's had a 1 hour wait. We literally just looked across the street and decided to take a chance and we were not disappointed! This place is so adorable, you make your own pizza and they're choices of different crust/sauce etc. The pizza is seriously done by the time you pay and sit down. Which they bring to you. The staff is the nicest ever. The layout is kind of off with only 4 booths. But It makes it feel more homey. I would let the pizza sit for at least a minute or 2 before you try eating it or it'll all fall off :( At the end we got some yummy gelato, and they gave us a coupon for next times visit. Overall experience amazing! And my friends and I new go to place when I'm on her side of town!


Because of a discrepency between Monte Carlo and the booking agency that I used to book my stay, I had to pay for my room TWICE. I paid for the room in advance through the booking agency whom did not pay the Monte Carlo (not my fault!) and instead of the Monte Carlo taking it up with them they decicded that it was my problem and made me pay for my room a second time. I guess this must be their example of \"everyone is a VIP\". I called to confirm my reservation before leaving and they said that everything looked good. I went to check out and got a surprise bill of over $200 and they wanted nothing to do with helping me resolve the issue. \nOn top of that, the people at the Monte Carlo were not very polite and the window in my room over looking the strip was almost too dirty to see out of. Don't stay here. Don't believe the \"everyone is a VIP\" nonsense.


I was in charge of picking a place for dinner for our group of 8 for a recent trip to Vegas and trying to be budget and fun concious for everyone, I decided on this place.  I was a bit disconcerted by the either really high or really low reviews on yelp, so I had no idea what to expect coming in.  Starting out though, the decor was interesting with a mix of high celining and tile floor brasserie and modern english pub styles.\n\nWhen we arrived we were promptily seated despite not having everyone in our group there.  We ordered a few drinks to keep us occupied as we perused the interesting menu.  Unfortunately our waiter wasn't quite as attentive as I would've liked, but I may blame that on some of our group showing up late and maybe he was thinking we'd wait for them. Over the night, we did also wait a little longer than usual for drink orders. I had a nice little find in Newcastle's Werewolf though.\n\nFoodwise, I was severely disappointed no one at our table wanted the dirty chips. I knew I stood no chance against them alone, so I directed my efforts elsewhere. Oh well... the wife decided to get the ahi poke on wonton chips, which the tuna was nice and fresh but it lacked in seasoning and the wontons were kind of greasy and stale.  I also had a taste of someone's pretzel and wit whiz (I would imagine that means it is supposed to have some witbeer in it). The pretzel had a nice chew, but the whiz was pretty bland.  \n\nFortunately I ordered the pastrami along with the truffle mayo and blue cheese fondue.  The pastrami alone would've given this place at least a 4.  It is super juicy and tender, not too salty, and just a hint of smoke and spice.  The truffle mayo isn't mind blowingly good, but its pretty tasty.  The blue cheese fondue was easily forgotten in favor of the mayo.  The two slices of thick cut rye were just about right for making 2 open face sandwiches with just enough extra pastrami to nibble on its own.  Despite the make it yourself method, at $16 this is a pretty good deal considering the quantity and quality.  The wife had the BLT sliders, but with my full plate I unfortunately didn't have the desire to try them.\n\nAfter we finished up eating we met up with an even larger group of our friends and the beer chugging, shots, and beer pong commenced.  Overall, a pretty good place to start out a night with some tasty, filling food and some drinks that still leaves you some money for the craps table.


I HIGHLY recommend Uptown Bridal for anyone searching for their perfect wedding dress. The staff is really really friendly and helpful. They're all very knowledgeable about the designers and styles they carry. Ali was the one that helped me, and was really patient with me in trying to find my dress - there were two that I couldn't decide between, and she helped me get dressed in them multiple times to compare.\n\nAlso, the day of my appointment, there was a parade going on on the main street out front, so they actually called me up the day before to give me a heads up and give me directions to go the back-way - really impressed me before I even went in. \n\nI went to two other boutiques, but there was something missing from the experience at those two places. One had great dresses but not-so-great service. The other was lacking on both the dresses and the customer service.\n\nSo I was happy when they fit me in to come back in on a Saturday evening right before closing so I could have one last look. My girl was busy, so the owner of the store actually made room for me and helped me try on the dresses - talk about customer service. I ended up finding the perfect dress and am so excited to go back in for my fitting.\n\nAgain...HIGHLY recommend them to anyone shopping for wedding dresses.


Got introduce here by my ex boss. Really nice place to have lunch or dinner. Food are great. I'd say A+ to their service. Will come here more often.


My friend/ex-roomie and I love this spot for our QT dates. We've always had a great experience but this last one was the best by far. We had a restaurant.com certificate, so our bill for a bottle of wine, an appetizer and two entrees came to $40 each (including tip). That's a great deal for amazing food and fine dining service. \n\nWe got the eggplant app this time, and it was so good. It's like a cheesy crunchy layered veggie lasagna with light tomato sauce. We devoured it. I couldn't decide between the mezzalune or the special italian sausage and shitake mushroom ravioli so the server offered to have the kitchen make me a half order of each. I was amazed by this generous offer!  And when I got my food, I was so happy as each dish was so delicious. I ate my entire plate.  My roomie got the fettucini alfredo and she too finished her entire plate.  \n\nThis is just one of my fave restaurants when I want to splurge on calories. If you have a Groupon or restaurant.com, it's a steal for the quality of food and service you get.


Great groceries and fantastic service, keep it up.


My friend and I ate here on a whim earlier this summer because we were craving Mexican food and it looked nice and authentic. It was quite possibly the worst Mexican food either of us had ever had. There was a ton of people finishing up eating because they had just come from a softball game or something. My friend and I ordered the flautas combo meal, both which came with guacamole. It came out right away, but it was stone cold. Like it had been sitting there, maybe they were anticipating someone from the game would order the flautas meal but no one ever did, and they gave it to us instead? The outside was stale, the meat inside (shredded chicken and beef) was soo dry, tasteless, and crunchy (yes, crunchy from being left out for so long). Also, neither of our meals had guacamole on the plate even though it was supposed to come with it. So the waitress gave us $1 off each meal instead of bringing out some guacamole.:( The beans were so watery, it seemed like they were running out because so many people were in before we came in so they added water to them. Like we definitely could have used a straw to drink the beans. $22 later we hardly tasted our meals and had to leave because we could not physically make ourselves eat the food. We maybe just had a bad experience because we were coming in right after all the baseball/softball people were leaving, but still, neither of us would ever come back. The people who work here are super nice, if the food was decent I'd return.