Ahh Winner's, I have a love hate relationship with these types of stores. Pro's: lot's of different brands in one spot, the thrill of finding a really great item that I would really want at full price but getting it at a price I like better. Con's: Sifting through lots and lots of stuff you don't really want or need but somehow convincing yourself you do, dealing with too many people abd long lines.\n\nI've been to quite a few different Winner's and I agree with a previous reviwer who said different locations are good for different things. \n\nI live close to this location so it is convenient for me, as far as selection, you really have to come often in hopes of finding a gem in all the garbage packed among the endless rows of clothing.\n\nI popped into Winner's last week for same reason I normally come here, with the goal of finding a particular item, I mentioned item, not items, but like always, I left with more things then I planned on getting!\n\nI needed some hangers, those velvety thin ones that clothes don't slip off of, I found a pack of 20 for 16$ which was a good deal. \n\nI decided to wander around some more and ended up leaving with a few cute tops, a pair of flipflops and Puma workout socks.\n\nI like this Winner's but i can't say I find as many amazing things as I used to find  a few years ago.\n\nIf you are brave enough to wade through racks and racks of items and battle hoards of greedy female hands, Winner's is worth a visit.


I'd give this place five stars, but they made me mad by firing two of their COOLEST employees! Grr! I do not concur with the company policy that lead to their joining the ranks of the unemployed, because they had some seriously top-notch recommendations for the adventurous beer drinker. It was through their recommendations that I sampled some of Lee's better offerings and their loss is sorely missed.\n\nOn the other hand, I AM a girl who enjoys herself some booze, so I will continue shopping here. However, I'm hard pressed to put a can of MGD or 'Bud' to my lips and actually enjoy. If I have any say in the matter what-so-ever, I'd do a jig and a half to have a Leinenkugels Sunset Wheat or a Hoegaarden, a Dogfish Head Raison D'Etre or even a Negro Modelo instead. I like beer, and I like beer with flavor. Not a donkey-punch to the tongue bitter, of course, but something with a distinctive flavor that sets it apart from the water. \n\nLee's has a vast selection of unique beers to choose from, including Delerium Nocturnum and Delirium Noel, which are both delicious. There are also lots of European imports and microbrew beers worth trying. I like that individual large bottles are available, making it easier to sample flavors that may otherwise be too intimidating to buy in a whole 6 pack. Banana Bread beer, Chocolate Stout or Orange Creme anyone?  \n\nThere are also aisles and aisles of wines, flavored liquors and mixers. There are so many flavors and varieties to choose from, including Absinthe and awesome bar-stockers like high quality Tequilas, Italian liquors, etc. If I had my way, I'd stock up a huge surplus of bottles to experiment with various cocktails.  \n\nAlso, they have Cock n' Bull Ginger Beer, which is delicious and I recommend trying it. It's a non-alcoholic, fizzy, sharp ginger bite in a glass bottle. I'd like to make a cocktail with it sometime. \n\nThe prices are pretty reasonable, especially for their beers and the hours are pretty normal, closing at either 9 or 10 pm. It'd be nice if they were open later, but c'est la vie. \n\nSo if you need something to drink and are feeling a little adventurous, stop in and look around. There's bound to be something you'd like, even if it's a fuzzy navel wine cooler.


Because someone yelled at me for doling out stars like candy, I now feel guilty when I give out five stars for a restaurant I've only visited once.  Do they deserve the fifth star?  Was it an aberration? Will I look douchey to someone else who, based on more visits, has deemed this place mediocre?\n\nBut if you had the grilled spek sandwich (proscuitto, tomatoes, cheese) that I just had on the sublimely amazing bread they have at cibo, you would indeed feel it obligatory to give them all five stars.  The fruit that is served w/ the meal was whatever but I don't care, because it has been a long time since I had a sandwich that good.


BEWARE! DO NOT USE THEM! They held my things hostage on the truck until I paid them IN CASH an estimate double of what it took them to load it...It always takes less time to UNload. I called the company and they told me if you want your stuff pay them and if they take less time they will give you it back, they did not! I was overcharged $660 and they broke a lot of my dishes and broke my kitchen table legs and scraped up furniture and ruined my 2 beautiful rolled arm couches by standing them UP on the rolled arms! I asked them not to when i saw how they were loading it and they told me to mind my own business they know what they are doing! I called the company and they did NOTHING. They also took 15 minutes breaks every hour and a half hour lunch all of which I PAID THEM HOURLY FOR! No one returns my calls and even though I paid for insurance their insurance company has never called me and On Our Way only has a receptionist and you can never speak to anyone else and no one ever returns your calls. I have filed with the BBB and attorney generals office.


Love the hike but saddened by the parking situation. I hiked this every weekend when I lived here two years ago but when we went to hike it on a visit the parking was limited to about 20 spots. The only other options you have are the park and ride that is $5.00 a person, cab or someone dropping you off. I am disappointed.


I love Hobby Lobby for all things hobby, and this location is especially great because it is humongous! \n\nI almost would have thought that I looked through the entire store if the item I was looking for didn't happen to be located in another wing, down the ramp to the left. \n\nMy only problem with this mega layout is that it's quite different than the others, so I didn't automatically know my way around. Also, I was looking for satin ribbon and a hair flower and instead of having all the ribbons and flowers in one central location they were scattered in many different spots throughout. Because of this I had to literally walk every aisle, which on this particular day didn't suck, but it would have in the event I had somewhere to be. \n\nOverall, I love this chain and never fail to find what I'm looking for.  Often I even find a lot of things that I didn't know I was looking for, due to their very expansive and ever changing selection. They are closed on Sundays, which can be inconvenient at times, but then I remind myself how awesome/rare it is to find a company that places their values over profit, and ultimately it makes me like them that much more. Keep an eye out for their frequently offered coupons for additional savings. Really can't go wrong here.


Um, the Pink Cadillac cupcake is my new obsession! I am a BIG fan of frosting and was so not disappointed! I rarely allow myself a splurge like this. SO WORTH IT! \nThe staff was cheerful and helpful. They helped me pick out just what I would like. \nMy only complaint is that there is not anywhere close to sit and enjoy their confections. I can't dock them a star for that though. The cakes are worth hunting down a place to sit!


Tick, tock. Tick tock. This line is not moving. Tick, tock. But ooooh, I think I'm still drunk and I NEED this coffee. Tick, tick, tick. I even have a Starbucks RedCard so I can donate a bit of the money from my hangover healant back to AIDS research and take advantage of some wifi! This will be worth it... I hope. Tick. Omg, now I have to pee!! Tick. Tock. Tick. This is torture. Tock.\n\nFINALLY, it's my turn!  But wait... Out of croissants? And there's no wifi?? Seriously, you don't accept your own Starbucks cards?!? Well you didn't have to be rude about it. Time's up, this place is an absolute waste.


Good food, good late night, full of Philly Phans!!  What a great place to find  tucked away in the city.  Naturally, I ordered the Philly sub to give it the ol' test.  It passed!  The key is the roll and their roll was nice and fresh.  If you are full of food/beer and want something else to do.. Stroll over to the shuffle board table and give it a spin while you watch the games.  They even have friendly poker games once a week that you can simply just show up and play.  The whole staff is friendly and dont mind striking up a conversation with you.  The only negative side is that the place just isnt that clean.  But if you dont expect the Ritz ahead of time and know just where you are going.  Then you should be fine.  Enjoy!\n\n-Ian M.


People please do not waste your money on this place as it is the biggest rip-off in town. Besides charging more than anyone else in town they have no respect for their customers. I am aware there are cheaper places to have my cars smog checked but I always go here because they are close to my house. They CHARGE more, so there is never any waiting. I have taken my cars there for over 10 years and feel that would make me a good and loyal customer. I went there yesterday and my car did not pass the test, the man working there asked me if I recently had my battery changed, I said yes. He said until I put 50 miles on my new battery my car will not pass. Fine, no problem except the test they did would be $13.99 and to get it retested it would ONLY be $10. So now instead of paying $5 more it's going to be $10 more than everyone else in town. I asked if the extra $5 fee could be waived since I am a loyal customer, he said no. I asked if there was someone over him I could talk to. He gave me the number for a Jim or Bill, I can't remember because I was very upset. This guy whom is supposed to be professional was so rude I felt like I was talking to a high school drop-out punk. I asked him if he was really willing to lose a loyal customer who has brought in 2 cars every year for over 10 years over a $5 fee and he said \"YUP\", not yes, just \"YUP\" like a no class uneducated idiot. Oh yes, I also said they should post a sign warning customers about if they had a new battery installed their car would not pass. The bully owner or manager replied \"We don't have to post any signs\". Really snotty. I know they don't have to post a sign, but it would be a nice courtesy for the customer, but wait , then they wouldn't be able to rip off the customer. Also if you use  a credit card or debit card there is a $1 SURCHARGE. This place cannot find enough ways to rip off the customers. I am disputing this charge with my credit card company, I so hope I win, not for the money, just the principle. I am not going back for my $10 retest, I would rather go elsewhere and drive a little farther and pay $15 then give them another penny of my money. Whatever happened to DON'T PASS DON'T PAY.


Can I give ZERO here?!?!\n\nWhat an awful place for sushi and I literally cannot believe this is so-called \"best sushi\" place in Madison!\n\nOne of the sushi we ordered was Inari sushi (bean curd). The first second I saw it I know it might not taste good. But I put in my mouth anyway. What a bad idea! It tasted like they put cooking wine in the bean curd, which is absolutely not right becoz the bean curd tastes either sweet or sour but nothing like wine!!! I don't think they were fresh! It tasted like the bean curd had been kept for way too long and it fermented!!! I had to spit it out bcoz I didn't want to get food poisoning!! The waiter came but denied immediately anything wrong with the bean curd. No apology or anything. I heard the guy behind the sushi bar even asked the waiter whether we are Chinese. They were talking in a dialect from China. But unfortunately, I happened to know that dialect. They came back and denied any bad food again but still no apology for anything. The guy behind the sushi bar also had a weird smile on his face and was looking directly at me. Some kind of provocation?!?!\n\nDidnt touch anything else, I left. Def NO COMING BACK!!!


Love their boba and especially their diamond ice that fills with fruit such as strawberries, melons, and my very favorite red beans. Always order the medium ones cause you will crave for more if you order small. Guaranteed! :)


The boss was heading to a diner today for a lunch meeting, and being already tired of my leftovers for the week, my mind starting thinking of diner Reubens, and I had a craving that had to be filled.\n\nI googled 'Reubens' and 'Strip District' and a few dining establishments that have vanished from the Strip District, but not from Google, popped up.  The one that was current was the brand new Car Hops, citing 'Reuben' on the menu.   So, since the Strip offerings really are limited when you work there, I decided to go for broke and fulfill the craving while trying out the new place on the block.\n\nI had heard a few 'meh' reports from co-workers who tried it once, but was really set on a Reuben.  So I went in, and found it on the menu (at $12.50) and pretty much indeed DID go for 'broke' for a lunch sandwich.  \n\nThe burly tattooed man behind the counter 'warned' me that it was huge, and I replied with a 'this is a test, we'll see.'\n\nWhen I travel to NYC, say for a long weekend, four out of my six meals will probably be Reubens, because it's the one place (seemingly) on the planet, where you can get a SUPERB Reuben anywhere they serve a Reuben.  I think it's NY law.  And I DO love a good Reuben.\n\nI placed the order and paid, and then waited about fifteen minutes, and the gal behind the counter brought it out to me in a styro container in a bag, and I walked it back to the office.  It had a good weight to it, and I was encouraged.\n\nI sat it down on my desk, pulled the styro container out of the bag, and popped it open.  It WAS huge...it filled the entire container, and it did look pretty darned good.\n\nBut then I sat down with my soda and a few paper towels and started eating it.\n\nBREAD!!!\n\nRye bread, that was very possibly more than a full inch thick - a kind of Texas Toast thickness...TONS of sauerkraut and thousand island sauce that made it squishy...but a little light on the meat and cheese.  \n\nMy co-workers had also commented on the bread being a bit too much and the contents being light in what they'd had...why I didn't listen...I don't know.\n\nHonestly kids...do NOT try to dupe me with a loaf of bread with no stuffing...I'm hip to the jive.  What was inside that loaf of bread was not worth the $12.50 price tag.\n\nThis was another FTLT visit.  \n\nAlthough, I must admit - while I waited for the sandwich to be made - someone at a table had ordered cheese fries, and they did look awfully good.  They were real potato fries, but they were smothered in that gooey orangey fakey cheese sauce, which to ME is what sinfully delicious cheese fries are supposed to be all about.\n\nI 'might' go back and try the cheese fries - at $3.75 for a healthy sized basket, that might be a worthy splurge lunch.  \n\nBut I won't be going back for a Reuben - or any other loaf-o-bread sandwich.  \n\nYou don't eat a Reuben for the rye bread.  It's all about the meat and cheese - with the sauerkraut and thousand island dressing being VERY secondary, only there for flavor.\n\nAnd that goes for any other sandwich - it's all about the filling - not the wrapper.


The restaurant was pretty much empty except for our family and another group. The salsa was good and the server was friendly and helpful. We had a variety of food: tacos, enchiladas and carne asada. Unfortunately the food was bland and not very good. Perhaps we caught the chef on a bad day.


Not good!\nService was wanna-be professional and food was average at most and WAY overpriced (had lamb for $100!).


I try to support local coffee shops in general (grow your local economy, folks!), but Starbucks' vanilla rooibos, when served over ice, just cannot be beat.  So I frequent Starbucks too!\n\nNot. This. One.\n\nFor some reason, this location just cannot handle serving this brewed tea iced.  It is literally the only location that I've ever been to that flat out refuses to do it (on three separate occasions, by three separate baristas).  I give up!


Princes Street is great, and so is the rest of the city centre shops - but when I need everything in one place, as well as some shops which just arent big enough for my needs in the city centre, or perhaps not even there at all- I come to Fort Kinnaird.\n\nIts basically just a car park or two with a huge amount of shops around its edges - but as I said they are big super stores, and some of them are the only ones in miles. Really, its quite a drab place, but if there is something you need that just isnt available in the city centre, come here - it has everything, and even though it is a pain to get to, its worth it.


Since writing my initial review, I have received several messages from the business owners accusing me of making false claims, being a \"troll\" and making accusations that I wrote a bad review because I didn't like a post on Facebook that they made. It has been absolutely absurd.


Blows. Badly. Its like new jersey meets new jerseys ugly kid brother. Smh.


we went back out this weekend to get some more white balsamic vinager (it is realy good) and decided to have lunch this time.\n\nThe kids split a kids grilled cheese and liked it.\n\nMy wife had the antipasto.  she enjoyed it, but it was very small for $12 and had thress baguette sized slices of bread that were not toasted or warmed.\n\nI had the Abrequine - sold as a roast beef panini but this sandwich never saw a panini press.  It was small and really need some kind of spread to add some flavor to it.  \n\nthe potato(e) chips were crispy but oily.\n\nThe kids like the gelato and I liked what I tried.\n\nI picked up a bottle of the mexican lime olive oil, it is too fragrant and sweet.  The taste comes off as artificial/\n\n  My wife like the spicy green beans and hte feta stuffed olives are ok.  Nice family trip ever 6 months or so but not a place to make a regular stop.


I wish I could give this location 5 stars! I truly LOVE Sheila Tack and would recommend her to any woman looking for a doctor. \n\nThe office staff, however, leaves MUCH to be desired! I have been trying to get a prescription refilled for over a week. My pharmacy faxed requests to the office twice and I left a message over the weekend with their answering service. I just called back now (3 pm on a Monday) to see if they've been able to process my request. The woman on the phone sounded less than impressed (think sleepy, stoned and/or disinterested) and then SCOLDED me saying \"We haven't received a fax and didn't get a message from our answering service so.... \" Like she thought I was making it up?! \n\nBummer that I have to leave a 3-star review because, again, I REALLY like Sheila, but the office staff stinks :(


I have been to this location maybe 3 times in the last 4 years; PF Changs is just okay to me.\n\nI went to this location for lunch with some co-workers yesterday.  Before taking our order, the waiter advises us to try things that sound gross because he says things that sound gross for Chinese food are good, and things that sound good we will send back to the kitchen.  ????  \n\nI order some Moo Goo Pai chicken and shrimp.  He asked me if I ordered that because it sounded good.  ????  \n\nI told him of course I did, why else would I order it.  He told me that it was bland ?????  \n\nI told him that would be fine.\n\nHe was correct, it was bland, but nothing a little chili oil they have on the table could not solve.  \n\nNice lunch specials here...it does not join the rotation for lunch but it might be good to go here once and a while; the server may be entertaining.


As far as fast food is concerned, Taco Bell isn't all that bad.  I usually get two of the chicken soft taco frescos - they're lower in calories, and not terribly bad for the 'ole diet.\n\nHowever... this location irks me for a number of reasons.  Allow me to recreate a few visits (all from the drive thru).  I only know the dates because I looked them up via online banking.\n\nVisit on 9/14/12:\nTB: \"What's up?\"\nMe: \"Excuse me?\"\nTB: \"Aw yeah - whatchya' need?\"\nMe: \"I'd like two chicken soft taco frescos?\"\nTB: \"Cool.  Cool.  What else?\"\n\nVisit on 10/2/12:\nTB: \"Hey, how's it going?\"\nMe: \"Fine, thanks.\"\nTB: \"What's new?\"\nMe: \"Um, can I place an order?\"\nTB: \"Sure you can.\"\n\nVisit on 10/10/12:\nTB: \"What's up?\"\nMe: \"Can I place an order?\"\nTB: \"You bet.\"\n\nNever once have they greeted me with a, \"Welcome to Taco Bell, may I take your order?\"\n\nI'm not sure why they're trying to be so hip/laid back/cool - it's a Taco Bell ferchristsakes.  I'm not buying a Billabong shirt or a surfboard - I'm ordering a dollar-something taco from a drive thru at 7:00pm on a Tuesday.  \n\nKnock off the casual crap and just process our orders, 'ya dig?


The owners of these 3 locations really get it. I mean really get it : I have had the pleasure of being served their hot and delicious coffee by Stefano, Zach, Kelsea, Adam, Lauren, Booz, Coco and the awesome Devon at their Ray and Elliott locations daily for the last 3 weeks. This is a happy and fun bunch that is enjoying this and doing a fantastic job. Very proactive, counters are always stocked and clean. I believe I might be re gifting my gift card from the other NW coffee co.


The stereotype of bingo being just for old people doesn't exist in my mind anymore. What a fun night. Get there a bit early to line up to get your cards or machine. I am old school so I opted for the paper cards. Get those complimentary drinks beforehand and get ready! Playing can be a bit hectic if you are a newcomer but it was easy to catch on. The smoke that wafted over was a bit much even though we were sitting on the non smoking side. But other than that.. a quick hour of fun with all your friends and the possibility of winning- can't be beat!


I was really excited to visit La Cave but I wasn't impressed.  I planned on having a party of 13 eat and drink there for my sister's bridal dinner and went back and forth with the manager regarding seating.  She claimed if we wanted to sit on the patio we had to have a set menu, which would run us about $60 per person.  Honestly, I don't have that type of money and if I did I wouldn't have spent it there.  Also, where is the patio located in this place?  The pictures online are very misleading.  We talked to the manager and wanted a large table in the back and we were told that would be fine.  We were put in the very front of the entrance in the middle of the room ( which was in between two bars).  The thing that irritates me the most is we could have just shown up and probably got a better seat with having to go through all the hassle of reserving a table.  \n\nThe service was ok.  There was one lady who was actually paying attention to our table and she wasn't even our waitress (I wish I could remember her name).  On several occasions we asked for waters and the waitress said ok and never came back.  In all honesty she knew because the party was over 10 people she had a guaranteed tip included.  She was NOT worth the $91.00 tip.   \n\nThe food was ok.  I wasn't wowed by anything.  The waitress said everything would come out when it's ready and at different times.  I've worked in a restaurant for 9 years and I'm sorry that's a load of crap.  It's called knowing how long things take to make and timing when to ring things in.  I'm also sure the waitress could walk over to the kitchen and let people know to bring everything out at the same time.  \n\nThere are hundreds of other places to eat and drink at in Vegas.  Sadly, I will not be back.


Man, this place could use a good algae rinse. The moat-like water feature at this place smells rather nasty if the temps tick above 80\u00ba. Luckily, the rest of the park is rather nice and sprawling. There's usually a great place to have a picnic or throw around a frisbee.\n\nUnfortunately, the ball courts on the south side of the park are a disappointment. It's hard in Central Phoenix to find nice basketball courts. At least there's several courts, but you have to buy a membership ($10) to use them. Perhaps that's why they're usually empty. The adjacent raquetball courts look like something out of the 'Saw' series.


Sooooo much food!  Their portions are giant.  Giant doesn't necessarily mean great but it's pretty good BBQ if you ask me.  Their bbq sauce isn't overly sweet but rather, a bit tangy which I am now a fan of.  I got the half chicken and two sides and it could have fed two people easily.  It lacks a star because of how FREEZING this restaurant was and the fact that the portions were just ridiculously huge.  Scale it back and turn up the temp.


You will never leave here hungry!  Such generous portions and great prices!


Arizona is hot. If that's your thing, great, but it ain't mine. I grew up in Powell, Wyoming, a little mountain valley town where winter lasts about nine months out of the year and you're lucky to get through it without getting snowed in at least once. I have never owned a pair of shorts as an adult, because I prefer to stick to climates where they're not needed. Unfortunately, sometimes visiting the people you love involves putting up with temperatures you don't, so when Boyfriend and I were killing an afternoon in the Mill Avenue district in Tempe and stumbled across Paletas Betty, I jumped at the chance to duck in someplace air conditioned for a cool, sweet treat.\n\nSome people will probably balk at the idea of spending $3 on a popsicle. I, on the other hand, am very much a believer in the idea that you get what you pay for, and these pops are no exception. Betty uses fresh, natural ingredients to make her delicious frozen creations, with flavors ranging from standards like strawberry and lemon to unusual ones like Mexican hot chocolate (spiced with cinnamon!) and even chicken stock and peanut butter pops for your canine companion.\n\nThe personal touches to Betty's paletas, like the mold she uses to create a bite-shaped indentation in each pop and the peel-off stickers on her labels, add a bit of whimsy. As others have mentioned, the store was uncluttered, very clean, and brightly lit through huge windows facing the street.\n\nBoyfriend and I sat at a table on the patio (which was refreshingly free of sticky goo--try finding a non-gross outdoor table at most frozen treat places!) and enjoyed people-watching while we munched on our paletas. As soon as the clerk got around to describing the spiced chocolate pop, I knew exactly what he was going to order. I went for the melon, a delicious combination of cantaloupe and basil that was amazingly refreshing after traipsing around shopping in the heat. \n\nWe had just eaten lunch at a local brewery and were in for a huge dinner that night with family, so I was glad that the pops could satisfy our jones for a little treat but didn't fill us up. We traded bites and each enjoyed the other's selection very much, although I can safely say Boyfriend would not have been up for a trade.\n\nWhile I probably won't be making my way out there just to have another, I will readily admit that knowing I could stop in for a paleta here would make a trip back to America's oven much more tolerable.


I can almost always find something fan-fuckin-tastic for less than half the price it'd be in it's original store.


We went there for the karaoke. However, the bar had a 2 drink minimum even for the designated driver. And they have a policy of evicting customers that don't have a drink in front of them. Very poor service from waitresses on the floor and bar. Even though I was tipping (for soda) at first. The security team is a bunch of pushy emotional kids so I had to take my complaints to their supervisors. This place really put a damper on our celebrations so we cut as soon as I reported our issues.


As a FIB, I don't know anything of this \"happy hour\" Wisconsinites yammer on about. Apparently, showing up at bars such the Old Fashioned, in the early afternoon makes you happy for not just one, but for three solid hours. All pints are two for one and they have a great selection to choose from.  It almost seems like they have every beer brewed in Wisconsin on tap. \n\nThe atmosphere is outstanding, the staff is friendly, and they have things a fine selection of things that are pickled available to soak up some of the alcohol.


While both the food and atmosphere are spot on for a Korean \"Barstaurant\", the service is the only thing really that needs to be knocked here. Relatively understaffed, it feels like it can be a chore to get the attention of one of the waiters. It's always difficult to be harsh on a staff that's working hard but just doesn't have enough manpower, but they need probably one more worker during busier hours to handle the place.\n\nThe food here is authentically flavored. Their kimchi fried rice(7$) is very good, as is their dolsot bibimbap(10$) and kimchi pancake. Additionally, their dumplings are a little unique but very tasty. I also had their rabokki($10) (spicy rice cakes with ramen noodles) and the dish was unbelievably large, but too spicy for me, which is pretty rare!\n\nThe beer prices are low at 13 dollars for a pitcher, and the small cups leads to idiocy like chugging races. They also have flavored soju, but I haven't managed to try those yet.\n\nA mix of Korean k-pop and mainstream American pop plays on their system, though it was a little louder than I prefer. Don't come here for a quiet, formal meal, that's for sure.


Our dinner was delicious and our waiter, Christopher, was the BEST! He made us feel special and took GREAT care of us! We definitely want to go back.


Neat little neighborhood ice cream shop with some tasty flavors available. Staff was friendly, and I love the quirkiness in serving ice cream in Chinese takeout containers with a fortune cookie. Definitely a place to stop when you're downtown!


Came here while visiting my brother out of town, and I liked it. This is a large, well-stocked lulu, and plenty of cute sale items in a variety of sizes. I spotted a gorgeous glass water bottle with a pink rubber sleeve that I had to have. When I went to ask a sales associate if it came in blue for my brothers girlfriend, it was awkward to discern who is an employee. That is a marked difference from DC lululemons. You are immediately greeted, and checked on throughout your shopping experience. The cashiers were very pre-occupied with looking around when it came time to check out, thus causing the line to move slower than it had to. It was a decent lululemon experience, but I've certainly had better back home!


QDOBA on Central, Park Central Mall - 9/24/13, Tues @ 11:30 am... I was waiting in line for over 10 mins, when I finally got to the girl, she told we they we out of chicken! I don't eat meat or pork, so I ONLY wanted chicken. I flat out said, \"Good-Bye!\" to her & walked out,  as I was walking out, I made sure that I told everyone in line that they were out of chicken. I was very upset!  NO restaurant should ever run out of something like chicken! I would think that a restaurant would be or even should be embarrassed to be running out of a 'staple' such as chicken, don't you think? and the girl was so nonchalant about it, too.


Really beautiful place. Must go see - herb garden - TOUCH N FEEL was really good. Otherwise really big place and definitely can cater to an event. Thai Garden was also good.


I have very sever chronic sinusitis so I have been to my share of ENT's and allergist in the valley, and i have to tell you, this is the best ENT that I have come across. I see others posting about long wait times, and that just hasn't been my experience, and even if it was, I expect wait times when i go to the dr. And I also saw posts saying the dr was rude.. Not my experience either. He is just very straightforward and to the point which is what i need in a Dr. If I want a comedian or a socialite, I will go to the comedy club or bar. \n\n\n\n What I like best is that they are very thorough and take the time to really explain in layman terms what is going on and answer all my questions which does takes a considerable amount of time. Also, they do culture directed therapy for persons like myself who are living with chronic sinusitis which is really smart. Other dr's tend to prescribe the equivalent of a nuclear bomb antibiotic (Levequin) without even knowing the bacterial strain and whether such a toxic antibiotic is needed.  Going the culture route means you are getting the right antibotic for the job, which means less resistance issues down the road and less chance of developing MRSA, and overall better long term outcomes.\n\nAnd they use a steriod/antibiotic sinse rinse that has helped more than any other treatment i have been prescribed. It doesnt fix the problem entirely, but it makes my condition somewhat manageable at least and i wouldnt live without it. The PA for Dr Heiland is excellent as well. If you have a serious sinus disorder and need help this is the place. Period. He has accolades for best ENT in the valley for a reason.


Been there a couple of times. The beer just isn't that great. I blame the water. As it taste terrible there too.  The menu and beer parings are pretty clever on paper but the beer temps are inconsistent, mine was warm. The food is hit and miss and the place while a great old building it's hot and humid inside. Who wants to drink warm beer and eat dried out food in a hot and humid place in the summer in Arizona.  Not me.  but the place was packed???


This review is based on the restaurant portion of VooDoo only.  Not only that....I never experienced the food and that was b/c of the poor customer service. \nI called to inquire about reservations for both dinner for a large group and dessert reservations for a large group.  I was told a hundred different things by many different people.  You get free entry with ANY restaurant reservation, you don't get free entry at all, if your DINNER reservation (see...entrees for ALL) is at 1030pm you CANNOT go into the club portion before to hang out (even though this person was also the same person that told me entry is free with all reservations).  No one was sure of what was going on...I was transferred as though these people were training and the last gal was impatient and didn't understand that I'd just been given 100 random contradicting \"facts\" that I wanted straightened out before making ANY reservations. \nIn the long run, I hung up without my name on the list and I don't ever plan on making the attempt again. \nBee boo.  : (


I am really quite surprised at the high reviews for this establishment. They truly don't deserve it! I purchased a coupon for this restaurant through my work (after checking the Yelp reviews, of course) so we were excited to give them a try but were sorely let down.\n\nWhen we arrived the first thing I noticed was the place was empty at 6pm. Well that's not a good sign! We waited for one of the employees to acknowledge us between their laughter and chatter between each other. Once being taken to our table we looked at the menu and couldn't believe the prices; they were extremely high. I told my boyfriend, its a good thing we have a coupon, this better be some dang good Italian food! Due to the high prices, we decided to share an appetizer and an entree, surely it would be plenty, it's an Italian restaurant! \n\nIt took about 25 minutes for our appetizer of meatballs to arrive and when it did my boyfriend and I just looked at each other. There were about 6 tiny meatballs swimming in some marinara. I was expecting huge meatballs like what you get at Oregano's...nope, not even close! So we ate, and unfortunately the dish was nothing special. They tasted like they were from a frozen bag. As we were waiting for our entree I had been needing more water but regardless of the empty restaurant no one was checking on us. We waited for our entree another 20 minutes after that. Why was it taking so long? We were the only ones in the dining room. We finally received our entree. What the hell! It was just about the same size as our appetizer!!! There were three small rolls of pasta. Seriously? Did someone eat the other 3/4 of it back in the kitchen? We ate those in about literally a minute and then tried to scarf down some bread to help fill our stomachs. And the worst part, it wasn't that good. At this point I finally was given more water. \n\nNeedless to say we would never come back here. Why pay such ridiculous prices for tiny portions of pretentious food with a side of crappy service? No thanks, I'll head over to Oregano's or RigaTonys!


If I could give it zero stars I would. Worst service I have ever had at a restaurant in my entire 29 years of life. I was with a large group of 10 people and we ordered some beers and food (coming to an \"oyster house\" and being told they don't recommend them on the half shell) and when we got our food the waiter got our order completely wrong and when we told her what happened instead of apologizing and offering to make it right she proceeded to tell us that was what we had ordered and that we were the ones who were wrong! I couldn't believe my ears! When I politely told her again that was not what we had ordered she kept arguing with us and then just took the food and left. I was beside myself. I have never been treated so badly in a restaurant before. I then asked to speak to a supervisor and she shot back that there was not a supervisor on that night. Yeah I believe that. So we promptly left and were NEVER not once offered one single apology, instead we were told that we were wrong and then ignored. Will never set foot in this establishment again and I hope to speak with the owner to let him/her know the level of wait staff they have representing their restaurant.


This is one of the coolest hotels that I have stayed at.  Opened about a year ago in the City Center complex, it boasts luxury and fine dining at an affordable price.\n\nThe rooms are nicely laid out, they have ceiling to floor windows along one side of the room over looking the Las Vegas strip.  The bathroom consists of 3 little rooms,  1 for the toilet, 1 for the standup shower which also has a garden next to it, and then the open area where the sinks are.\n\nThe cool factor comes in play when you first approach your room.  All you have to do is stand outside your room and hold your key to a round disk on the door and the door will unlock.  Once you enter your room, you will be astonished with all the automation that has been put in place.  From a central remote control, you can control all the lights in the room, open and close the curtains, set the alarm clock, watch tv, listen to music, adjust the thermostat, and even set the indicators outside your room to notify the staff that you want privacy or you need to have your room serviced.  \n\nFor the technology challenged, this room can be very intimidating, but with a little practice, it is easy to master.  With a touch of a button I can set the room to sleep mode where all the lights are turned off, the curtains are closed, and the tv is turned off.\n\nI ended up deducting a star because they are not very friendly to new customers when it comes to finding your way around.  When i got off the shuttle, i had to take an elevator up to the casino level, and then wander around the casino until I finally found a check-in desk.  At first I didn't even know what hotel the checking was for as there were no signs indicating anything.  The other thing I didn't like was being charged a daily resort fee of about $25 that gave me access to the spa, fitness center, a daily newspaper, 2 free cocktails, and Internet access in my room and in the casino area.  When i was at the Thai restaurant in the lobby of this casino, I was getting a great signal on my phone, but I was unable to receive any data.\n\nOverall,  it is a great hotel to stay at if you are a geeky person that likes gadgets.  The hotel is located on the south end of the strip with easy access to the other casinos.


I have been here a couple times and my favorite thing about it is the fact that it's the most affordable place to eat at South Point. The prices are great ($4 meal deals!), but the food on its own is really just bland. Plus, you'll probably have to wait an usually long time for it... which normally wouldn't bug me but come on, it's just diner food.\n\nThe main problem I have had with this restaurant is their cleanliness. My first time here I was served a glass with a red lipstick stain and on my second visit there was a large orange stain on my cloth napkin. Very far from classy. But I suppose you get what you pay for, right?


How have I not reviewed this place yet?  OMG, this place is beyond amazing.  Subway who?\n\nPros:\n*  Everything I've tried here is bursting with flavor!  I have yet to discover a bad 'wich.\n*  home made chips.  Jared doesn't have that.  Nor does Quizno's.\n*  a plethora of toppings/additions available (from Pesto to crispy onion strings).\n\nCons:\n*  It's a bit more pricey in comparison to Subway, but well worth the price.  Honest!\n*  seating is a bit limited.  There are outside seats, but it still gets super crowded.\n*  service isn't stellar, but whatever.\n\nOverall:\n  I highly recommend this place for those that love sandwiches.  Really, you've just gotta try it for yourself.  If you have never been... here's a little heads up:  \nChoose your bag and grab a crayon.  Bubble in your choices and viola!  After making your selections and choosing whether you want to make it a combo, watch the sandwich artists clothespin your 'wich bag to a wire and zip-line that baby.  Not making any sense?  Just go in and check it out.  You'll see. \n\nTips:\n*  Pesto is a must.  \n*  Carb-Watching?  You can get any sandwich in a bowl instead.\n*  my personal recommendation is the Surf n Turf.  it's roast beef w/ imitation crab.


I'd give this zero stars if I could! This is twice I have come to the coffee and donut place only to find out they are out of the Box O'Joe! I won't be giving this location any more of my time. Craig Road location, please don't fail me!!


Copper Blues is a cool place to some and listen to some music or hear some comedy.   My husband and I have been to Copper Blues a couple of times now.  The staff is really great and the food is great too.   Also they have a huge selection of beer on top that you can choice from.  If you are ever in town for a business trip or on vacation you should check out Copper Blues in downtown Phoenix.  Thanks Copper Blues for being a great restaurant and pub.


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The food was great, but the service was disappointing.  We came here for a late lunch after spending a few hours at Qua Spa.  The pizza here was amazing, with generous toppings and a crispy crust.  Our server was not very responsive to getting water glasses filled and checking in on our meal.


At Vegas for the first time and although I foresee and thoroughly expect rudeness,degenerates and blatant alcoholics to come my way; I have never experienced such rudeness as I have literally JUST experienced from a customer service attendant( to whom I asked a simple question; \" where can I find the restroom\". ) to which she responded, \" I'm pointing at it, can't you read, it says \"\" restroom\"\"\", to which I responded \" oh I'm sorry, I've never been here, so you could've just said \" around the corner and to the right\". \n\nVegas is designed to distract you from EVERYTHING, plus, you're given comp drink for gambling. I'm sorry if I've been enjoying my vacation. How about just say, \" hey, it's down this hall and to the right.\" I'll find it eventually. \nNo need to insult me or my intelligence because I am far more sober than most of these people. \nThe end. Thank you. \n\n\"Norma\" was her name. Avoid her.


Couldn't have had a better experience  the place was clean from top to bottom  . I was greeted immediately smiles all around . I was served fast   . Food was hot and fresh   drinks weren't watered down  tables were clean and staff didn't seem to have down time   , they were busy cleaning  and sweeping    highly recommended


After the manager read my review he contact me and apologized. I have yet to return to the place, but the manager assured me my experience will be different. Since then the server that served me was terminated. Looking forward to going again.


I walked half an hour to get to this place and it was closed.  Early December during normal business hours.  No explanation or note on door.  \n\nI didn't want to skew the ratings so I gave it 3 stars based on other reviews.\n\nMske sure you call ahead before you go.


Really nice Steakhouse. The food was absolutely fine and the stuff very friendly. We will come back as soon we are back in Montreal!


Amazing customer service here! I am extremely picky, and Jeremy brought me no less than 15 pairs of shoes to try on in the midst of a rush of other customers. He and the other staff member on hand (I didn't catch his name) were super friendly and helpful the entire time. I will be returning for any other running needs I have!


Maybe I should have just come for the bar.  I arrived, late, and wasn't able to order.  Good thing, because the portions are huge and everyone had leftovers, so I just ate theirs.  I sampled it all, and you'll be getting the calories for your money.  Too much reliance on butter and sugar.  Cheap, huge portions, but not the place I'd pick to eat.  The bar looked fun, but the birthday girl wanted to hit the clubs.  Maybe if I come back just for the bar, it might change my opinion.


Good place to go if you are in a bind for some sporting goods.  Pretty have a little bit of everything... but \"jack of all traits.... master of none\" applies here.   These sporting good stores are usually fairly large with a bunch of sections for any sport you and your family are interested in.  There are a couple of Dick's stores that have a better selection in running shoes (Southpark) and are deemed \"shoe specialty locations\", sadly this is not one of them, but they do have a lot of selection.\n\nOn my recent trip in, I was looking for some KT tape and got what I needed.  The color selection was a bit sparse, but the price was right.... the location of what I needed was a little hard to navigate so I did spend some time in the store wandering around like a lost puppy. \n\nUsually someone greets you right away when you come in and people are pretty helpful in trying to \"get you in and out\", but the last trip I couldn't really find anyone to help me.  \n\nAs a side note, this shopping center has been pretty eerie to visit since Walmart and BestBuy has since relocated.  It doesn't seem that busy, but at least the Dick's has the Guitar Center as a neighbor still.


This is a really good restaurant!  A must try for people who like Korean food!\n\nFavorites: Bulgogi with lettuce wraps and chap chae\n\nI really want to go back to try the karaoke here.


As part of our Vegas on a budget, my sisters and I stopped here on Saturday and ended up having the buffet so that we could try the house specialties like the Biria, Chile Colorado, Carnitas and Camerones...that and the $13.95 price tag came with unlimited margaritas. We chose Lindo Michoacan because it has won Best of Vegas for Mexican food for many years in a row. I have a hard time believing this is the best Vegas has to offer. The food was very average. The house-made tortillas were good, the specialties mostly bland, the margaritas were made with Sweet and Sour and were very generic. Their house salsa served with chips is very poor. Our server was very courteous and efficient, but there was little for him to do, since we were mostly serving ourselves.


I really wanted to give them more than 3 stars but I just couldn't. \n\nDecided to try this place out because my co-worker raved about this place. Plus it was just down the street from my job. The whole restaurant is quite adorable. Two of the walls are glass walls so it added a really cool effect to the place, lighting up the whole room up. \n\nThe menu is pretty condensed but I kinda like that. Also everything is a pretty decent price. I asked the hostess for her opinion on what was popular and she was really helpful. I ordered fried fish tacos ($6) & wanted a side of kale salad because of all the positive buzz it gets! I just substituted the beans w/ kale salad which was $1 extra. \n\nI ordered my food at 12:00 & did not get my food until about 12:30. And, it was not even busy. So I suggest you order your food before you arrive. I honesty think 30 minutes for 2 fish tacos is a little too long. A few of the costumers were also complaining of the wait. \n\nNow the food. The fish tacos were pretty good. Honestly nothing special about them but nonetheless they were good! The kale salad-- sorry, But I honestly did not like it. I was so excited to try it from all the buzz it got! I thought it was dry and it had a odd after taste. But maybe I'm just not a kale fan lol. \n\nI do want to come back & give them another chance. Id like to try something else off the menu.


I was quite skeptical of Republic Ramen at first--not because of how it looked, smelled, or what I had heard but because why would there be a restaurant charging 8 dollars for what I can make for .14 cents?\n\nMan was I wrong. My friends invited me and when I showed up I was happily surprised by the very clean restaurant. Couples sat in the back eating and drinking sake. The lady at the counter was very friendly and when I asked for an explanation of the menu she was very helpful. \n\nThe menu works something like this: pick your broth (they have 5 or 6), then pick the meat. The vegetables are standard but they do have some extras including kimchi!\n\nAnd the kimchi was amazing, the perfect amount of spice. And it tasted great when put into the ramen. \n\nThe goyza and tempura were amazing and after finishing them I only wanted more. I got their standard ramen with chicken and while the chicken was a tad dry (overcooked) the taste of the broth and the freshness of the vegetables more then made up for it.\n\nThough I've only been once I plan on going again, to try some of their other broths.


Okay, let's try this again.  I wrote this review on October 25, 2010 but mistakenly put it under the Rite Aid in Squirrel Hill.  Yeah I know, most pharmacies are pretty generic looking and any review can fit any one of them but read on...\n\nI'm glad this rite Aid has stayed open.  It's pretty close to work so whenever I need to pick up anything, it's pretty convenient.  I had to pick up my prescription this morning.  I take Lipitor on occasion and they do have some diabetes supplies.  \n\nI just remembered that when I was a teen, this used to be the old Gimbel's Department Store.  It sat vacant for many years then was redeveloped with Burlington Coat Factory, Barnes & Noble, and Thrift Drug.  I remember Thrift Drug was pretty upscale before they were taken over by Rite Aid.  \n\n(Now you know why I had to put my review in the correct location).


So I've lived in Phoenix for maybe 38 years and always heard about Durant's but never been there until last night. Yes, I gave it 3 stars and I'll tell you why...\n\nService: was okay nothing over the top. Matter of fact the waiter forgot what I ordered about twice, but I wasn't upset. They were on point with keeping my glass of water filled, kudos. \n\nAmbiance: Romantic, my Wife and I really enjoyed the booths, tapestry walls and red accents throughout (my favorite color). \n\nFood; We had the oysters, saute mushrooms, 18 oz Rib-eye, 14 oz Porterhouse, Garlic Mashed potatoes, baked potato, cheesecake and tiramisu. \n\nMy Wife and I agreed the steaks where about a 9 out of 10, then from there the rest of the food was well average. In the case of my garlic mashed potatoes, that was below average they just had a taste and flavor or was paper or just some kind of pasty texture I didn't finis them, they weren't horrible just not what I expected. Backed potato and saute'd mushrooms where average (I could make these).... But the cheesecake and tiramisu... \"Damn!!\" so good... I'm not really into sweets as much as steaks but I'd almost go back to just eat that cheesecake again.\n\nSo at the end of it all... for the amount they charge and the flavor of food and well everything else.. I just wasn't that impressed. It's not horrible, mind you. For the amount of money, I've had excellence service, and outstanding food... Was nice to finally see what is was all about.


Way cheaper than wal-mart and way cleaner. This is a great store. I went in late and didnt have the coupon, but the clerk gave me the deal on cereal anyway which made me really happy, thus I'm writting this review! Never waste money at Walmart again.


We randomly walked into the restaurant, after a long day.  We couldn't find something that used to be on the menu, but the waiter still placed our order.  Ended up ordering our own version of \"Surf and Turf\" - an 8 oz filet mignon and a lobster tail, with mashed potatoes and a salad.  Was incredible disappointed with the salad.  It looked like someone just opened a bag of iceburg lettuce and dropped it in a bowl.  The lobster tail was a bit over cooked and super chewy.  But the filet mignon and mashed potatoes were amazing, but I'm also and meat and potato person. :-)  I still like the intimacy and classiness of the restaurant.  It might have been because we came in so close to closing time.  Been there before with better food, so will definitely give them another chance.


Service took forever! It was a quiet Sunday afternoon with people at only 3 other tables. Why did it take 25 minutes to get 2 sandwiches out? My husband had ordered a refill on his soda before we started to eat and it didn't come out until after he was done eating. The sodas were flat when we got themm AND they charged the full amount for a refill on the soda. The food was OK but not really worth the wait. It seemed like a ripoff too. close to $30 bucks for 2 kebab sandwiches, no sides were included, and 3 (should have only been charged for 2) sodas. I would not come here again...


I had a hankering for some wings last night and didn't want to drive too far from home, so the hubby and I stopped by Hooters. We went there once when they first opened and didn't go again because it was a bad experience all around. We figured to give them another try because we figured they would have fixed all the kinks by now... and they did :)\n\nWe sat ourselves and didn't have to wait long until the waitress showed up and took our drink order. She was smiley and very pretty that even I crushed on her a little bit! \n\nWe ordered the fried pickles to start and 20 piece chicken wings. Everything came out in good time. The fried pickles are definitely addicting! The wings were cooked and flavored just as I like 'em.\n\nAll in all, it was a pleasant experience. I would go back again for sure!


I've been a member since the place opened about 2 or 3 years ago, no major complaints. It's cheap (I believe it's $15/month now, $5/month more for tanning), it's open all night during the week, and I've never seen over-subscription as a problem here. \n\nThere are some small annoyances like the upright bikes with the recumbent pedals and the occassional elliptical arm that needs to be tightened up, but the equipment is good and generally well-maintained, and you get more than your money's worth.\n\nAlso, since they're geared more towards fitness rather than being able to bench press a Volkswagen, you don't get the riff-raff that goes with a place like that.


Archi's Thai is my go-to place, however every now and then I'll try somewhere new. This weekend we tried Aranya. We've been by it a bunch of times, but we're usually grabbing Fuddruckers and cupcakes from Mad Hatter. We were lured in because my husband's uncle had a discount with the Entertainment Book card. \n\nThe space is relaxed and nicely decorated, but frankly I don't care what a place looks like if it's tasty and priced right. Still a nice atmosphere is always appreciated. My husband and I ordered our standard Thai dishes: pad thai and spicy eggplant. Uncle ordered spring rolls and stuffed chicken wings. The peanut sauce was the highlight and the spiciest of the dishes despite specific requests for spicy. The eggplant was waxy and sweet. I was not fond of it. However, it was better than my husband's too sweet pad thai and overcooked noodles. He gave me a small portion to try and I had no desire to finish it. It was some of the worst I've encountered in town. Uncle wasn't impressed by his selections either.\n\nService was below average. Timing was off and refills were slow.


This was my first experience and it was quite delightful the wine list was the most extensive I have ever seen. Even though I personally am not a wine connoisseur the rest of my group assured me of this fact. I mean they even will sell you a the wine list as a souvenir! \nAnyways on to the food the most important part! I had the lamb tenderloin which was great the sauce brought out juicy lamb goodness. I tried the sugar shank pork and that was quite good and a large portion. The sides were just ok so that is why this isn't rated higher.\nGreat spot for a night out in old town especially for the whom love wine. Get the lamb and don't look back.


Our kids LOVE this water park.  We have enjoyed it during the summer (the outside park is great) and winter for just the inside park.  The water is a bit chilly though, and our youngest one shivers the entire time.  Wish they could raise the water temp a bit especially in the winter.   As far as staying at the hotel, that was just okay.  We spent money on the wand things (for get the name of it) and that was a complete waste.  The food is very pricey, so is the buildabear area and gaming area.  Can easily drop hundreds of dollars in two days.  So, it's worth the stay for the water area but we will skip the extras in the hotel next time.


There seems to be two different experiences here, the one that most people have had, and then the one my friend and I had. I have no problem spending money on good food and drinks, but I was hard pressed to spend $85 on brunch that had the word \"buffet\" in it. When Julie K had posted a talk thread informing us of the Groupon Reserve, 2 for $99, I jumped on it figuring there wouldn't be better time to try it. Made a reservation for 10:30, arrived on time, and was seated an hour later. An hour. I guess they figure my time isn't valuable, I could've slept in longer! Finally we were seated but didn't have our drink ordered taken for another 10 minutes, as we were sitting there I was noticing the decor, I felt like I was in a Cosby Show episode, the ambiance was very strange. 80's theme all the way. Started out at the station with the broiled lobster tails, seemed to look good, they were split in half so I grabbed a couple, these were decent but nothing spectacular. I skipped the carving station as I'm not a huge meat eater so I can't comment on that. The entire warming station was set up like a catering type deal, all the food is in a metal flip top with fire under neath so all the food had that hardened layer on top. Not appetizing at all. Went over to the sushi station, ordered hamachi and tako, when I got to the table, I noticed how hard the fish was, I wasn't brave enough to try it. The caviar was scooped from a bucket type thing, I gave it a try but spit it out. It was so warm. I tried the oysters which were stacked on a plate sitting on ice, again when I returned to the table I noticed how smelly they were. So I was too nervous to try them. All the while we were barely checked on my our server, we had maybe 3 refills of PJ (that's basically the best part of the meal so far) we ended up eating mostly crab legs and a few crab claws. The desserts were comparable to Costco, we tried the creme br\u00fbl\u00e9e, ehh. It gives me no pleasure to complain about this entire meal/experience but I cannot see how this was a great experience from anyone? We tipped on the full amount, so this still was a $70 meal. This was a huge disappointment.


I am not sure why SF folks have a problem with Charlotte restaurants but maybe they should give Zebra's, Barrington's, Bonterro or Nobles a try prior to giving up on Charlotte.\nLavecchia's is a bit noisy once it gets crowded but the seafood is pretty good (yes Upstream is better, but a bit new something for my taste). Try the their version of  Oysters Rockefeller  (not authentic but very tasty). Plus they have free parking in the building.


After trying a bunch of over hyped and woefully uninspiring BBQ joints in North Phoenix, I decided to check out Q to U BBQ in Anthem. It's quite a drive from my office, but my taste buds always thank me when I finish my lunch.\n\nThis place is not cheap, it cost me $11.59 for a Brisket Sandwich combo that included a side of coleslaw and a drink. I think that the brisket is very tasty and I prefer it over the pulled pork. Currently, those are the only two items I have tried to date. The coleslaw was good, but not KFC good. I have had the beans and I thought they were decent. The fries have a little too much cayenne pepper or some similar type spice on them in my opinion. So I don't order the fries anymore.\n\nThey have a fair amount of seating and they get your food out to you relatively quick. So my next order of business is to work my way through the rest of the menu.


I just purchased a new (2012) Toyota Tacoma through O'Brien Auto Park.  I contacted their online representative (Matthew Shanks) via Email and got a very good price comparable to the best of other dealers in the state which I had contacted.\n\nSince this was a special order,  he was very helpful in getting the paperwork arranged and it was completely without the usual \"talk to the manager\" and other salesmen's games - a simple business deal at a good price.\n\nIt's a pity that more dealerships don't consider this business model - honest, unstressful and building value for both parties.  Thumbs up for Matt and O'Brien.


Had the $3.95 breakfast and was very happy with it.  The special runs til noon every day, including weekends.  It's 2 eggs, breakfast potatoes, 2 warm tortillas and your choice of breakfast meat. Kind of hard to beat.  They also have $1 small bloody mary's before noon.  Our server was slow but he did have a lot of tables.  Our food took longer than the table beside us, even though we'd ordered a good 5-10 minutes before them...but I can't complain about the food portion size, which was generous, and the very cheap price.  It was a tasty, standard breakfast, and I'd recommend it for those traveling through. \n\n I can't speak to the lunch or dinner items though...


I came here with my family to have some classic BBQ.  I had purchased a Google Offer and wanted to experience and savor some true Southern cuisine.  Not a chance.  I placed the order for everybody and whipped out my phone.  The cashier refused to take my coupon.  He insisted that it be printed, not scanned from the phone.  I told him that the number on the phone will link me with the coupon and we can all be happy.  He called his manager and I got the same story.  Finally, the let me talk to the owner, he gave me the same story.\n\nMeanwhile, at noon on a Saturday the staffing consisted of one person taking drive in orders AND walk in orders.  I have absolutely no idea what the manager and owner do (except reject coupons from customers).  The line was through the door and people were leaving because of it.\n\nI did not try the food, but looking at the other ratings, may it was an omen that we ended up having a great meal across the street at Butterfield's.  \n\nHow this place survives???? I cannot answer that one.\n\nAvoid -


larger stores in phoenix, large selection of fresh meat and seafood and a great selection of microbrews


This was the second time we had gone and both times we ordered the porter house for two.  The first time was absolutely perfect but this time it was much smaller, although it was delicious!   It was a $40 steak dinner so they really shouldn't skimp.  On the plus side,  I ordered the cheesecake with banana rum sauce and it was the best I've ever had!


Always love going to CPK. There three of us. The salad and spaghetti was excellent. Took awhile to get served, bread and a waitress. She was looking right through me as I recited my order, was slow and just not interested. I'd still go back though.


Stumbled in here seeing they actually had a happy hour on Sunday and it exceeded every single expectation! Katie our bartender was very sociable, knowledgeable, and especially sweet. Had the ahi poke (I wanted another one) fish tacos, burger sliders, goat cheese spread and my absolute favorite was the crab bisque. Quick chat with Kevin, the manager and the grapefruit basil cocktail made it the perfect Sunday dinner date with the other half.


What a refreshing change in Matthews. Great atmosphere, great wine selection, casual, and comfortable.\n\nThe owner took quite a bit of time to suggest wines, share upcoming events and to ensure we were enjoying ourselves. I will be back!!


Saw K.D. Lang here a few months back.  Very easy to review the venue.  Too much cement in the interiors, big but not too big theater ensuring great seats for all, and top notch venue sound.\n\nThe only drawback and this is a BIG DRAWBACK:  the night we attended quality folding seats were installed where I guess a dance floor typically is.  These folding seats had proper cushioning and we plenty comfortable to sit in, but --\n\n-- the seats were WAY TOO CLOSE TOGETHER.  Like LAWSUIT close.  I paid to be in the eight row (Yay!) but person to my left and to my right were thigh to thigh, shoulder to shoulder, and none of us were fat.  People in these rows soon figured out that if you but your arm around your significant other this allowed enough room to not be touching the shoulders of strangers.\n\nThis isn't about cooties, lol.   When you're seated that close you can't applaud the artist without hitting the people next to you.  I'm not kidding.  It's THAT close.\n\nHad Lang not been so riveting I'd have demanded a partial refund from the box office.


This was one of my favorite Savers locations.  Cute clothes at reasonable prices.  However, as of late, talk about price gauging.  Used donated jeans for $50.  Give me a break!  Expressed to manager that their pricing has become unreasonable for used donated clothing.  Would not hear any of my comments.  I was told that jeans were \"NEW\" even though it did not have any tags and if I looked up the item online I would find the jeans at the same price. \n\n I thought that Savers was categorized as a \"Thrift Store\".  Since when do you compete with online retailers?   How do you help your community with those on a limited budget.  You are taking advantage!


I was a huge fan of the Avalon in Oakland a couple years so when I passed this in Mt Lebo I had to stop! \n\nDesign: Eye catching, funky clothes in the windows, neon sign\n\nOrganization: Typical layout of most buy trade sell shops. Pants. Shirts. Dresses...yada yada.  Nice area upfront with bags and jewelry. There is also a higher end selection( Prada, Gucci, Jimmy Cho) for the desperate housewives of Mt. Lebo. \n\nSelection: Pretty good. Buffalo Exchange has a more stylish/funky selection though. Wide Shoe Selection. \n\nPrice: Affordable \n\nService: Cashier was nice. We briefly chatted about our favorite stores. \n\n\nPros: Doesn't smell like cat pee which most resell shops tend to. Very Organized and great design. Very Affordable ( Tank $8.00 and Dress $8.00) \n\nCons: Could use to clear out some inventory ( old Hollister tanks, plaid short short from '98). Whiney mid-aged women shop here. \n\nOverall: Great place to stop when you have no money but still have the itch to spend and need a break from the Urban Outfitters circuit. Definitely plan on making this a constant in my shopping rounds.  \n\nCheck it out!


Bunky's has catered multiple times for our company and the food and service has always been exceptional. The staff is so friendly and work with you to make your event great. All the food is great and I think they have the best rice ever! Great place if you have a mixture of meat eaters, vegetarians and vegans, everyone will be pleased.


Middle of the grade food. Went there with a large group for the lunch buffet. Watch out! The strip mall where they reside is actually a ghost town with this the only establishment that's viable. \n\nBut once you get past that, the food is a solid \"B grade\". Stay away from their tandoori chicken or the \"paalak paneer\" gravy dish. My friends had a \"difficult afternoon\" shall we say mildly after the meal. \n\nThey also refused to split the bill amongst the 13 of us who wanted to pay separately on our credit cards. The person serving us \"suggested\" that we charge it on one card and deal with splitting the bill ourselves in a not very polite way.


Brewery tour rad\n\nStaff are awesome\n\nRussian bourbon aged stout is one of my top 4 favorites on earth


There's another review here which describes Saffron's interior as being more like a banquet hall than an Indian restaurant and I have to concur completely. When we arrived at around 8PM on a Saturday the large rectangular building was empty with the exception of two other pairs of customers at the round tables in the main part of the room. Down one side there are four half-booths, although only two of these appear to be available for customers, with one having a computer set up upon it and the other, outfitted with a pair of mismatched, padded office chairs appears to be used as a hangout for the proprietor's children when they aren't helping out with the restaurant.\n\nAfter being instructed by a small child to \"just sit anywhere\" we took one of the open booths and another child brought us our menus. The covers looked slightly grubby, like they could have used a wipe down and I noticed a large stain on the side of the booth next door to ours - it looked like someone had spilled a large glass of coke over the side of the table at one point and that it had been allowed to set before washing. Chairs and tables were covered with plastic to ward off such spillages and the plastic on top of our table felt like it could have been a little cleaner also, as could the salt and pepper shakers which felt a little grimy when we moved them.\n\nThe restaurant is a bit odd and has a little raised section in the corner opposite the door and the 1970s disco ball in the middle of the room. The disco ball was just a mystery and I expected to see the four children from The Chronicles of Narnia file in and take their places in the four throne-like armchairs upon the curious dais at any moment. It was an unusual atmosphere.\n\nAfter a few minutes our host arrived with a jug of room temperature water with shrink wrap covering the top. He had collected this from one of the central tables which was home to a collection of such jugs. He seemed very friendly, however, and quickly accepted our restaurant.com certificate and enthusiastically took our order. In order to meet the $35 requirement we ordered Chicken Tikka Masala, Malai Kofta, Shahi Paneer, and a selection of Naan (two garlic, one sesame).\n\nOur host then presented us with some pappadums and the usual chutneys of tamarind and mint. The mint chutney had a nice kick to it and although the tamarind had an uncharacteristically odd \"ketchupy taste\" it mellowed into a pleasant aftertaste so it all worked out. We were cheerfully informed that we could ask for more pappadums if we liked and as the host departed I commented to my wife about how the friendliness and enthusiasm was enough to make me overlook some of the oddities of the place in my upcoming Yelp review.\n\nDespite the fact that there were very few others in the restaurant we didn't see any staff again for the forty or so minutes it took for our food to arrive. I wasn't bothered at all by the longer than average wait time and the food more than made up for it anyway. My Chicken Tikka Masala was a little milder than I am used to, however the very nutty and savoury Shahi Paneer was a perfect accompaniment. I found my garlic naan to be tasty without being amazing, but my wife found her sesame naan to be a little overcooked on the bottom. The Malai Kofta was somewhat different to other incarnations of this dish that I've experienced. The sauce tasted more like a onion/butter sauce than creamy, but was tasty, however the kofta themselves were dark, somewhat sharp in flavour and fell to pieces at the merest touch of an eating utensil. Overall though, the food was excellent and we couldn't wait to return and I expected to award the restaurant four stars with a disclaimer about the slightly odd vibe to the place and maybe a friendly suggestion that they wipe up a bit in my review.\n\nThis is where things took a turn for the worse. A medium sized party had entered the restaurant and placed their orders just as I was enjoying the last bites of sauce-dipped naan and they also appeared to have a couple of take-out customers. Our host asked me how everything was to our enthusiastic responses and disappeared into the kitchen.\n\nI got my credit card out and politely sat at the table waiting to deal with my bill. Twenty minutes later we were still waiting. Ten minutes later I asked a child if they could ask someone to help us with our bill. Twenty minutes passed and a surly woman came out, but it was to deal with a takeout customer. The child still clutched our bill and restaurant.com certificate. Finally, after about an hour of waiting we were finally dealt with and could get out of there, lamenting that we could have driven across town to our home TWICE in the time we waited to pay for our meal.\n\nThe food here is great, but being made to wait a full hour (no exaggeration) to pay, including 30 minutes after you TELL THEM you want to pay is just unacceptable, especially when there were at least three adult staff members and custom was slow.


One of my favorite places for lunch. Similar in style to places like Pei Wei, but much better quality.\n\nMy favorite is the Chicken Pad Thai.


The Tumble Inn is a no-frills sports bar on the edge of downtown Champaign - they have a bunch of TVs, a lot of domestics on tap, and there's usually a barbecue truck parked out front. I have been here on several occasions at off-peak times to watch sporting events, and each time has been thoroughly enjoyable.


Hotel\n\nNeeding a centralized place to crash with some members of my group, we chose the Courtyard Phoenix.\n\nI tend to prefer the Hyatt chain but Marriott is usually my second choice.  The place was affordable and check in was a breeze.\n\nRoom was good- not outstanding, but good.  Specifically the bathroom sink was barely draining and the air/heat unit came on with such a loud bang that it woke my ass more than once.\n\nBed was comfy and the free wifi was speedy enough - so no complaints there.\n\nAll in all a good experience save for the exceptions above.\n\nFriendly help all around the place too.\n\nParking all around.


I would highly recommend this place over any Denny's or IHOP. The food is much better in quality, while being comparable in price range to other diners.\n\nWe were seated very quickly, and the waitresses were tentative and kind.\n\nGreat for large parties, and for anyone who needs some standard, fill-you-up breakfast or brunch!


After craving Chinese food and checking Yelp for someplace close to home, we decided to try Maxim since it has had such great reviews. And, like most of the time, my fellow yelpers were right on.\nMaxim serves both Vietnamese and Chinese food. The majority of the menu is Vietnamese, like Pho and the vermicelli noodle dishes, and they have Chinese food for lunch specials, like Kung Pao chicken. \nI got a bowl of the Pho, which was big enough to swim in, and my girlfriend got one of the vermicelli noodle dishes, which could have fed us both, and we shared hot tea. Our meals and drinks were $12. The food was good, the service was great and the portions are huge! We have at least another meals worth of leftovers.\nSo if you like Asian food and are looking for a good meal for a great price, check out Maxim. You will be happy and full - Pho Yeah!


This place rocks!  The carne asada burrito with a side of guacamole and the other homemade salsas is sheer perfection.  Super friendly service as well.


Service is great.  Price is nice and food is good.  The real gem here are the appetizers.  The crispest fried chicken wings, \nshrimp and vegetables you will find anywhere at any cost.  Have not ate buffet...not buffet guy.


Nice if they have what you're looking for.  Limited selection can be a plus or a minus.


While searching for the ticket counter to Stomp Out Loud at Planet Hollywood, hubby and I were approached by some random guy who apparently thought we were dressed nicely enough to get into Prive.  He stuffed wristbands into our hands, completely ignored our protests that we don't go to nightclubs, and stumped off to harass other people.\n\n*look up at Prive with its impressive facade and gigantor video screens\"\n\n\"look back at dude in his skeezy hoodie and pants so baggy they might have been holding 24 hours worth of doo-doos\"\n\nAll in favor of giving this place a miss ... aye!  Motion carries, moving on!


Great acrobatics, but weird story.  It is worth seeing once, not sure I would go back unless I score a locals deal.


Poor service, over-priced and mediocre food at best. They were not accommodating to special requests such as a different pasta sauce or adding cracked red pepper to a dish. People come here for the name but leave thinking Buddy V should stick to cake instead of restaurants.


I have never been impressed with the clothes and shoes they sell in this store. Everything is outdated and looks very worn and faded. It's like shopping at a garage sale, but way more expensive. I did find one dress a few months back, but after wearing it once, the seam fell out. \n\nI brought in a bag of clothes to sell to them and they rejected all but one of my items and said that they were out of season. Seriously? Everything in this store is out of season!  By years! I haven't seen clothing like this since the early episodes of Friends. I mean, come on. \n\nNo thank you.


We ordered rain gutters from Ben Rutan.  They were installed in a shorter period of time than was promised.  The crew were very professional.  The gutters look great and work great!


The interesting things about Frank & Lupe's are the name and the decor but other than that nothing else really stood out. Oh except for the chips, great chips, but a restaurant can not only be about chips. The food was mediocre I didn't even finish my enchiladas which is rare for me didn't find it was worth the calories. Might be a cool place for just drinks and app's but certainly not dinner.


I ordered flowers, a bear, and chocolates for my wife for our anniversary (from FTD). The flowers that were delivered were half dead. The bear looked as if it was picked up at the dollar store with the eyes glued to the top of the head - threads hanging off every seam - and strands of dried glue strung across the surface near the hands, feet, and nose where there was a piece of cheap felt glued on. The chocolates came in a flimsy plastic heart-shaped container (that was broken) that, again, looked as if it had come from the dollar store. The \"chocolates\" were actually an assortment of those little strawberry hard candies, cheap chocolate coins, and other similar novelty candies - not the Ethel-M, Sees, or Godiva chocolates that you would expect for the price. \n\nI called to complain that I did not get what I paid for. The lady on the phone was very helpful. She sent out a replacement arrangement the next day. Sadly, the same company delivered. My wife went to the reception area in her office to pick up the replacement arrangement, bear, and chocolates. The delivery person demanded that she return the items that she had received the day before. She told them that she gave them to her husband to return (I was planning on returning them myself the same day). So, the delivery person said sorry, and took the replacement arrangement back!!! \n\nI called FTD the same day and got a full refund.


Grumble grumble, this place shutdown! Grrrrrrrrr. Not surprising though, the M resort has already passed financial hands to someone else and is no longer owned by the Marnell family. Just as well, some of the people running this establishment had more business running a truck stop gas station than a hotel/casino. Maybe when the M gets it's act together and stops thinking on such a corporate level of ignorance, they can turn things around. They have a beautiful casino and some pretty great restaurants in there along with some great views of the pool from some of them. If they get their management under control (so typical of the Vegas casino landscape) they might have a better chance at greatness.\n\nSo long Veloce.


I'm going to be all over the place with this review.  That will pretty much match the experience I had here.  \n\nFirst drink, PERFECTION!  I chose the White Grapefruit Cosmopolitan with Absolut Ruby Red, white cranberry juice and lime.  Second drink, not so much.  Way too much white cranberry juice and not enough Absolut.  No one likes a weak drink, lame!\n\nSince it was my first time here, I didn't realize that if you sit outside, you're only allowed to order off the bar menu.  I like that and I don't.  The \"cheap\" side of me likes it because, well, I'm cheap.  Cheap here equals $16 compared to $32 for a full menu item.  The other part of me thinks if it's a nice night out, why wouldn't I want to dine outside with a full menu.  Whatevs, no biggie.\n\nMy eyes zeroed in on the Lobster Mac-N-Cheese, of course!  And for $16 it better be darn good!  Totally worth it.  The cheese was nice and creamy with big pieces of lobster and bread crumbs on the top.  I'd give that 4 stars!\n\nWe also ordered a mix between a meat, cheese and Charcuterie Platter.  So the cheese, solid (how do you mess cheese up?).  Sweet pickles, best part of the platter.  The meat....straight outta the Giant Eagle deli section.  It was a poor mans excuse for prosciutto and bologne.  Gross.  Don't order!\n\nFactor in pretty inconsistent service between our server being there ALL the time to totally disappearing at the end of the meal when we wanted the check and you've got a iffy experience.\n\nI'm not throwing in the towel, I would come back and try out the full menu in the dining room.  All I would ask for is a complete package...that's not too much to ask for, is it?!


This is a fabulous place to go when you have been induced with medical supplements while undergoing tests! After spending the majority of the day at Mayo Clinic, my girlfriends and I ventured here for some well-needed nourishment. The fasting thing does not work well for me! In my drug induced state, I ate all 6 pickles, yep ate them all and boy were they tasty as ever. And then I ordered a liverwurst sandwich with onions and cheese on rye bread! Really? Yes, really. And it was superb! Let's just say the entire experience is but a blurrrrrrr, but the service was good, fast, and the food amazing. Then I needed some dessert! The fridge is full of lots of goodies. Now that I am coherent again, I just shake my head and help myself to some rugallah every time I pass through the kitchen. OH WELL, I deserve a little reward for all I have been through today! :)


Came here this past weekend for dinner to celebrate the our friends' wedding.  The only thing saving me from giving this place 1 star is the view of the strip (that comes around every 15-20 mins or so) which is actually very pretty.\n\nThe food, on the other hand, is nothing at all spectacular considering the prices that  you pay.  My husband & I shared the lobster mashed potatoes & to be absolutely honest, it looked like mashed potatoes topped with vomit & it didn't taste all that great either.  The rack of lamb that I had tasted gamey & the port reduction that came with it was actually kind of hard for me to stomach.  My husband had the salmon & that looked like something I throw together when I don't feel like making dinner.  Yeah, not worth the $40 price tag.  I could get the same size piece of fish for $5 & make it taste 100x better.\n\nBest thing of the night?  The mojito I had & the Grey Goose screwdriver my husband had.  Can't ever go wrong with the booze =]


I stopped by for a quick lunch and ordered the mahi mahi plate.  When I opened the container, I looked at the fish and it definitely didn't look like mahi.  It looked like the fillet of a small fish where they butterfly it before frying.  When I tasted it, I definitely knew it wasn't  mahi.  I do some boat fishing in Hawaii and eat mahi quite often so I know the taste.  This definitely was something else.\n\nRather than making a scene, I ate the \"fish\" plate and left.  I hope Eddie Flores reads this and puts quality control procedures in place and insists that his franchisees adhere to the good quality control that made L & L popular in the first place.\n\nI won't ever eat at that location again!


From time to time I get into a hobby that will keep my interest for a little while. Most recently, it is jewelry making. Gentleman's accessory tend to be bland and cookie cutter, so the best remedy is to make your own. The act of sitting down and working on something is also good for the mind. It provides time to just sit back and concentrate on your hand/eye dexterity. Mine are as efficient as a toddler's, but that does not deter me from trying. Look in the local newspapers or mail for Michael's 40%-50% off coupons. Twine, wire, beads, clasps, and other jewelry equipment are inexpensive. It just takes some time to weed through everything.


Love the food, hate the service. The sandwiches are so delicious, but I walked next door to the Chinese place and ordered food and received it, then came back to Capriotti's and my sandwich still wasn't done. The workers seemed to just be hanging out and talking, and the dining area was a mess. The entire look of the place was really dingy, I wouldn't eat in there. Better for takeout. I wish they delivered.


Dear Montreal,\n\nThank you for renewing my faith in a place that should be enjoyed by everyone (the Lookout).  Arrived here in the morning, and there was not a piece of trash, cans, bottle, or anything garbage like to be seen.  Also it smelled like fresh air, not cigarettes, or fermenting alcohol bottles. \n\nAlso, did not see the obese raccoon.


It was okay, very clean, nice atmosphere but the food itself was a little disappointing.


Love coming to this place on Mondays for their half off wings. Maybe not the best wings in town but they're pretty dang good. They also have a decent selection of beers on tap and always have have jack Daniels specials. The rooftop bar has a great view of the city and is a fun place to hang out. I would suggest it for a fall game day retreat. Bloody Mary bar is fully stocked on Sundays for brunch!


The food was, how to say this without offending, white people version of Mexican.  It was bland to the taste, overcooked and bland, and god forbid they make it themselves rather than pour it directly out of the can. It was edible, though slightly overpriced for what you get.


Worst experience ever! First my wife had to wait for over an hour and a half for valet parking because the hotel self parking was closed for construction. The additional parking was 2-3 blocks away and she didn't feel safe walking with the kids a night past the ghetto area behind the hotel. Then I arrive the next day, only to be told by the front desk that due to security reasons they can't issue me a key. My name is on the account, my ID matches the name and address on the account but since my wife checked in, she can only get a duplicate key. Seriously. How often does a spouse fly into Vegas to meet his family. Probably happens daily. But all they could hide behind was \"security reasons.\" They made no accommodations to my wife's delays checking in or parking or my inconvenience getting into my room. I will never stay here again and am trying to check out today and get into another more reputable hotel tonight for the rest of our stay. Email Guest Services Manager Malinda Nevill at mnevill@caesars.com if you shared these poor experiences like us. Don't waste your money here. Hopefully with all the new construction happening they repair their guest service and review what customer service is. \nDon't stay here!


The food was horrible. I ordered the Red, White and Blue Slam with a side of bacon. The blueberry pancakes tasted like they were reheated in the microwave and dry, the bacon was burnt, refried and full of grease and my plastic cup of water had brown stuff stuck at the bottom. This is my first and last time here.


Ate here with a group of 6 people recently.  We had reservations and were seated promptly.  The decor is lively and fun. Unfortunately things went downhill from there...maybe we had a bad cook that day but I sampled most dishes from our party and was severely dissapointed with most dishes, especially for the prices being charged.  I had the duck breast, and it was way undercooked even though I asked for medium-well.  When I questioned the waiter, he was condescending and said \"They don't like overcooking duck- that's the way it should be.\"  Ooookay, I guess being the customer and paying $40 for raw duck is my fault and I'm too stupid to know what I like.  The pork was ok, but again was undercooked.  The sweet potato tamale was good as was the salmon.  The blue corn muffins were extremely dry and crumbled into a million pieces before I could even take a bite.  Honestly I think this place is a tourist ripoff with a strange and poorly executed menu.


Hmmm. What can I say? Well the Happy Hour prices are very good. The food...not so great; generic chain food. Our server was really friendly. I hope she and all the others are comfortable in their short shorts and cowboy boots! I would think that would get old. Not only are you being constantly ogled by the customers but you have to walk around in that crap! Workplace hazard if you ask me. My biggest concern with this place is their use of plastic cups. Really? Who wants a beer in plastic? What a waste, they get ZERO stars for sustainable business practices. Shame on you Toby Kieth, aren't cowboys supposed to love the outdoors?


Beware! This business does not honor any of the yelp deals listed! I purchased the $100 voucher for $75 and when I went to use it, the tailors there had no idea what it was, and said that the owner had never mentioned anything to them about it.  They also do not honor the 10% off check ins unless your alteration is over $100... Which is not notated as a requirement on the deal at all.  This horribly run business is misusing social media marketing, I am awaiting my refund from yelp and taking my business elsewhere.


The location is convenient considering I live in North Las Vegas. The drinks were good but they're overpriced. The amount you pay for a large is the same as the biggest boba drink at No.1 Boba. Except the size of a large at Tea Time is the same as a medium at No.1 Boba. And the regular sized boba should be called small, not regular. They were good but not worth it to me.


I've eaten at China Palace eight to ten times in the couple of years it has been open.  What I've learned is that it can be great one time and lousy the next.  The kitchen is very uneven.  I generally like their Governor's Shrimp for example.  It generally has a spicy sweet sauce with a light breading on the shrimp.  The last time I went, this same dish was cloyingly sweet with some kind of fruity sauce and the breading was heavy, laden with grease.  I could repeat this same story for any number of dishes I've tried there.  Sometime lots of spice, sometimes little.  Sometimes lots of veggies in the dishes, sometimes just a few.  And so on.\n\nThey do have an interesting menu and my Chinese friends have enjoyed it.  It's the closest thing to an authentic style of Chinese cuisine we have in Madison but it's a long way from the best of its kind.\n\nAnother issue is that they haven't invested anything in the decor or ambience.  It's old school bad Chinese restaurant style and it looks really old and worn.


Wow!  I have been to several OB practices here in Scottsdale and sad to say, have not been very impressed with any of them (usually over worked doctors and poorly runned or staff issues). What I usually experince is grumpy front office staff. Could never figure that out!  Seems like it would be a great job to have, beats digging ditches or working at Walmart!   This place is wonderful!  The front desk staff was nice, friendly and professional (front desk person Christina was a real stand out) She was really professional on top of things and bonus? Really nice!  Dr. B's medical assistant was great too.  \n\nThe doctor, Tara Brodkin, MD was amazing. Professional and had a WONDERFUL bed side manner.  So happy to have found this practice.  Wish I had known of this practice when I delivered my son five years ago!  Best part, my insurance is covered by them!  Highly recommended!  Keep up the good quality service and good, friendly attitudes at your practice!  Being a good doctor is one thing, but keeping your staff professional and with nice attitudes towards patients can be the real challenge!  This practice is run very well from what I experienced!


Pretty expensive for a burger that ran out of Cheese.  Ordered the double burger with bacon and no sauce and fries.  It came out to $12 around.  Fries were good, they tasted like lawry's salt on them.  Good thing I saved a can of coke during my first flight so that i didn't have to pay for soda.


I was recommended this place by a friend knowing I was going to Las Vegas. The view was nice since it was across the street from the Bellagio and you can see the water show as a lot of reivewers were saying, this place was always packed every time I passed it on the strip. We were seated right away because of reservations, you def want to get a reservation if you don' t wait more than an hour. We sat inside only because I feel it's not very clean being outside, don't want random bugs in my food, or rain. \n\nWe ordered the Bone-In Ribeye. Medium. Both of us, it comes with these flat crispy fries. I was in a a hoodie and jean shorts, and my husband was in a tshirt and khakis, we felt a little under dressed but no one said anything, there were others who had casual clothes on too, but it would be a nice place to dress up to also. \n\nMy Ribeye tasted like a sirloin. I wanted medium but it tasted like medium well done. It was hard and grimy. I didn't like it. The fries were ok,  I was too embarrassed to ask for ketchup. hahah. \n\nFirst time here, I'm not sure what else I'd order next time if I ever came back, Maybe try breakfast, I just thought this was an ok place to go. I'm a meat eater so everything else on the menu I didn't care for. \n\nI had an overpriced steak for sure. Even texas road house steak tasted better. So much for $40 steak.


Actually, no star!!! Called in to inquire if we can order to-go because we have to catch a train, but the rude patron told us to call McDnonald's and hung up. Terrible customer service...


Clear has THE worst service ever. It took several devices(they tried to charge shipping each time) for me to get a near working device...((ROVER PUCK)) and the other \"pocket\" device are horrible, the connections are horrible, especially when you are working on something important. So I stopped my service months ago, when I moved back to SF Bay, where it stopped working...and yet they are STILL trying to harass their  way back into my wallet. Non-stop calls, emails and the like...you'd be better off with something else....


One of the most unprofessional companies to deal with. The HOA due was cashed, yet they mailed my mother in law a missed payment letter. Now she has to provide proof that they cashed the check.


La Unica rocks. \n\nThe authentic tacos are awesome, there a $1.75...try one if you have never had one.  We almost always get the burrito Tuawana...also their ice tea is perfection mixed 1/2 sweet and 1/2 unsweetened.  Staff is AWESOME, some of best people I have ever meet.  To ME there is no doubt this is the best Mexican food in the Charlotte area.\n\nAlso, this is in a small strip mall...they also have signs to that read no meetings, no seating before all parties arrive...in other words \"we're too busy to seat you if your not ready....and please don't hang around because we are really busy...\"  (my interpretation)  GREAT FOOD!!!