This is my favorite NPR affiliated station....EVER. \n\nI know. Charlotte Talks can be smug. I hate People's Pharmacy. My God- what is Says You?? However, the rest of the programming is top of the line stuff. You might think this is normal. Go on a road trip and listen to other stations. They play too much Jazz. They have NO local programming (as much as I complain about Mike Collins being smug- it is excellent to have a local program like it and I'm starting to not mind it)\n\nKeep doing what you are doing because you make me so happy on my way to work and on my way home. I also listen to you on the weekends. I have been a sucker for NPR since I was a little girl. I know a good stations and this is one of them. \n\nThis is starting to sound like an awkward love letter.\n\nI don't even mind the fundraising. You have to make money somehow. The whole line about paying for a magazine subscription or cable TV always gets me.....


Typical bar-type food, good beers on draft, lots of TVs......good place to watch a game.  I highly recommend the Buffalo Chicken Sandwich, or the Blackened Tuna sandwich.


I did see the reviews and I should have turned around, but I guess I had to experience it for myself.  I was tired after a long day and had no desire to move or walk around anymore and being hungry I walked into this buffet.  I wish I didn't.  For the price I should have walked myself back into the parking lot and drove over the Mandalay Bay's Bayside Buffet.\n\nWhen we were here most of the food in the enclosed hot buffet pots were way too salted and couldn't touch.  Perhaps the cook had an oops moment or something.  The meats were a bit dry and the selection that wasn't big didn't really look appetizing to me and for the most part I really didn't think it was all that fresh either.  It was just less than okay. \n\nThe only thing I really stuffed my mouth with were the french macaroons I found in the dessert section which were pretty good and that was about the only thing I kept on going back for since the french macaroons just outside the buffet was costing like 3 for 10 dollars....lol.\n\nUnfortunately, I will never return to this buffet even if I am exhausted and do not have the energy to walk anywhere else I will find myself any fastfood  over this place and will save my money!


I've been boycotting this store since 2009.  One afternoon after browsing for a while with my kids, I allowed my 10yo and 8yo to stay in the children's section to pick out a book to spend their allowance money on while I ran next door to TJ Maxx to buy the toddler a pair of shoes.  I'd been gone 30 minutes when I returned to find the horrid lady in the children's section had called the police on us.  She never asked the kids  their ages and didn't ask if they had a way to reach me (they did).  The police talked to them, realized they were perfectly well behaved consumers, and assured me I'd done nothing illegal.  Avoid like the plague.


I love this pub.  It's real nice and well lit on the inside.  Me and my boys usually come here for their pizza special.  It's half off past 12am so a large pizza would come out to 8 bucks which is not bad because they got some good pizza! Best thin crust I've ever tasted.  \n\nBesides the food and booze, they have a game area with 2 pool tables and some TV's that contain a number of games. Dont know what it actually is tho. I just know it's a touch screen and people play games on it and doesn't have anything to do with gambling.  If you wanna play some music there's a big jukebox where you can choose 2 songs per dollar and has it plays through out the bar.  \n\nIt's hidden near Ann and Camino Al Norte across the street from Smith's. And past 10, if you try to open the doors and they're locked, don't worry it's not closed they just gotta buzz you in.


What can I say about this place that hasn't all ready been said. I went to this because of yelp, usually I make a list of the top places in Vegas to go eat at, but I usually get side tracked you never know what's going to happen over there so one day at midnight me and my wife went after a show I was thinking I need to budget after hitting up the fine dining spots so we went here all I have to say is that we showed up at midnight and the next day we where back at 9 am for round two the tacos are Bomb. The tacos al pastor are authentic, I don't care how much you think you know by going to places around the world and having the best tacos this place is good and original. This place started in Tijuana and moved to San Diego and is booming in Vegas. I live in the high desert and think about taking of to Vegas just grab some tacos all the time. If your going to Vegas on a budget don't go but if you end up going hit this place up. Don't forget to ask for some grilled onions and chiles and burnt tostada all that is complimentary.


Here's the honest truth on this place: Good food, nice service, somewhat odd decor. \n\nI typically order for pick-up, so I haven't had too much experience eating in this restaurant. On the few occasions that I have been there I have found the servers to be polite and obliging, the food to be hot & tasty, and the restaurant to be clean. Yes, the restaurant does have a religious affiliation that it makes very clear - TV is playing a video on loop, posters of the \"Supreme Master\" - but, I honestly didn't find it to be as \"creepy\" or intense as other posters have claimed. I think of it like a family owned Italian or Mexican joint - sometimes there are cultural or religious icons there, too. \n\nAnywho - back to the food. If you are vegan or vegetarian you MUST try this place at least once. After living in NY for a while I mourned Phoenix's lack of vegetarian/vegan food, but then I found Loving Hut. While I can't vouch for everything on the menu - I have tried quite a bit and I swear - it gets better every time I eat it! I am a huge fan of the Sage Lemongrass, Mongolian Delight, and Sweet & Sour Divine. YUM.\n\nOne word of warning - If you are familiar with other Loving Huts: The menu is completely different. I have been to three of these restaurants now and have seen the menu range from Asian inspired to a more Mexican Vibe. This particular restaurant rocks an Asian/American feel. Additionally, some of the names of the dishes are different from venue to venue, so be aware when ordering.


It's a pretty big Walmart. Has its own deli among other things, a Wetzel's Pretzels and a McDonalds. Plus this place is open 24 hours (not the deli and McDonald's). Classic Walmart prices as well.\n\nNot a bad place for Black Friday either. Everything mainstream is partitioned in the center aisles rather than their usual locations. Helps get the chaos over with quickly.


Crazy awesome hot chocolate, great porn music (teehee) but seriously great atmosphere staff.... Awesome!


Great view. The best creamy French onion soup I have ever had. Love the staff. Love the menu. Try the lamb burger it is to die for.


Most crowded bar I've ever been to on a Sunday. My experience there left me feeling very overwhelmed.. We started with margaritas at the Hefe on Mill and then Uber'd our way on up to the one in Old Town Scottsdale. \nI think if this bar was in a smaller city it would be more fun; just too many people for such a small spot. Or management might want to think about having a limit on how many people at one time.... It was ridiculous.


Yogurt+ is a C- if you're grading on a generous curve.  It's just another mediocre self-serve frozen yogurt spot.  As if there aren't enough of those around the valley.\n\nUnlike the Mojo in nearby CityNorth there's a decent variety of flavors to choose from.  Unfortunately, few of the six flavors my fianc\u00e9 and I tried had a decent taste.  Something just wasn't right with most of them.  A few (Chocolate Coco Cake, Cinnamon Roll, and Cappuccino) even made me gag when they touched my tongue.  Pistachio was the only one that I enjoyed, but not enough to recommend that anyone go out and even sample it.  When it comes to toppings, there's plenty of candy and some fresh fruit, but a severe lacking of quality nuts.  I'm also not a fan of there only being one large bowl size.  I hate how these charge-you-by-the-ounce places try to fool customers into putting more in their bowls than they may actually want.\n\nThe space is big and clean.  It looks exactly like a Yogurtology which was originally going to move into the spot.  I don't know what happened with that, but someone appears to have swooped in with this less than stellar self-serve yogurt shop instead.\n\nIt's a shame.  Desert Ridge really could use a decent desert place.  Unless they tweak their flavors, it's too bad Yogurt+ isn't it.


Open air concept adjacent to construction at Red Rock casino! Fun lunch! Attentive staff very well versed on menu and ingredients. Stiegl from Austria is a must enjoy again beverage but I'll pass on ordering ice tea here again let's just say it's a tad reminiscent of cough syrup... Order Stiegl instead!!!  Tacos are small in scale but the ingredients are KICK ASS no doubt about it!  Mahi Ceviche..... PERFECT!!! To go order included a coupon!


I didn't stay at the hotel, only went to the buffet.\n\nAll I can say is, It's bad when the best part of the buffet is the beverage.


Not a bad choice for Mexican in this part of town. Atmosphere is open and relaxing. No complaints on the service, but then we were there on a sparse evening. \n\nI had the Sizzling Enchiladas, which is a sort of enchilada/fajita hybrid. Memorable? Not really. It was ok.\n\nIt's very worth the price of a Groupon, but even without it would be an ok value.\n\nThe most remarkable part of this place remains the leggy logo.


All male employees are required to have the spiky, messy, moussey hair look in order to keep their jobs. Apparently. It kills me. It's like attack of the retail clones. And the men's department isn't much more inventive. It's like the Greg Norman collection threw up all over. Kinda like dad golfing clothes meets 18 different kinds of various polo style shirts. Now, the men's shoe department....when they have sales....is toe tappin' fun. Great shoes and great deals. Consciously disheveled hair man (with the funny mustache) is the most helpful. Love the piano playin, especially around the holidays. Very New York. But the men's department? I have better luck at Macy's.


This place rocks. They saw us on short notice and took care of business. Elvis was amazing. Was worth the trip!


Went by the other day and it is closed.  Unfortunate, now I don't know where to get the delicious sour cherries in syrup I love with greek yogurt.


Probably one of the few fancy Japanese places I enjoyed ... ever.\n\nI thoroughly loved the decor (which resembled some evil superhero hideout, to be honest) and the presentation.  I opted for the chef's special with a bunch of nigiri and sashimi and was definitely impressed.  The waiter was a pretty cool guy all throughout the evening.\n\nI miss Shibuya already.


This is literally the first place I went when I first came to Pittsburgh - and I loved it. Hearty, full-sized meals, lots to choose from, and not too crowded or noisy. Although, for the sake of full disclosure, I didn't sit at the bar and I don't drink alcohol so I can't comment on that. I go back to Pittsburgh often and Rock Bottom ends up being a good standby for a dinner and a movie kind of night. Really, I have no complaints about this place so I'm surprised by the few low ratings here.


My family and I have been going to Balkan Bakery for two years now and its a great place for fresh baked bread. Jay is always so helpful and nice. They do run out of bread early, so get there fast.


Most of this airport seems really nice. The security wasn't bad, but it was late afternoon, so I think we caught a good time.\n\nI, however, got stuck in the Delta terminal, and it was the worst airport experience of my life. First of all, there was a Starbucks that closed at six pm, y'all. SIX. There was this little burrito place that my friend and I decided to eat at because our only other options were Wendy's or a gift/convenience shop. That food was just.. no. It was not the worst I've ever had, but I wish I'd have gotten Wendy's. We were told it was the oldest wing of the airport.\n\nThe lady in the gift shop was really nice and told us our options, which was to go back out and then come back through security, or pick one of the two whole options inside. It was tiny, old, and definitely not built for the 21st century.


Food is ok, not great.  I've had way better.


Years and years ago this place used to be great, then it changed concepts. We had gone 9 months ago and hated it. We went again yesterday and it was meh. \n\nFirst, we had almost finished our food before the drinks were served. We ordered a house wine and a draft beer, nothing complicated. Seriously, 25 minutes to pour a beer at 2pm in the afternoon?\n\nNext, pub soft pretzels were sent back as dry and stale. Gross. Chips and salsa were basic. \n\nThe highlight was the sliders with fries. Thick, beefy sliders, not like the typical 'where's the beef' slider. Fries were battered and seasoned well. Very good.


My family LOVES Thai food.  When we stepped through the door for the first time at Pin Kaow this past week, we were in awe of how cozy and beautifully decorated this restaurant was on the inside.  Here is what we ordered (our Thai favorites) and the consensus we came to on our overall experience:\n\n1. Tom Ka Kai soup ( A lemongrass soup with coconut milk, mushrooms , and chicken)\nIt was rich and delicious with just the right balance of flavors..  but extremely salty.. so much so we could not finish.  Had it not been so salty.. I think it would be the perfect soup.\n\n2. Nam Tok Salad (Grilled sliced beef, mint leaves, onion, basil, Thai spicy sauce)\nWe normally fight over the last portion of beef salad, but none of us cared too much for this particular salad.  Again it was overly salty and the portion was quite small.  Maybe a different salad would have suited our taste better, but there was something a bit overpowering .. not sure what.\n\n3. Chili Mint Noodles (Stir fried flat rice noodles, onion, chili peppers, jalapeno, basil leaves, egg, and your choice of meat (we chose shrimp)\nI would have enjoyed eating more of this, but there just wasn't enough of it because they were so stingy with the portions.. noodles don't cost very much.. \n \nWe've decided to keep looking.


I went to The Keg last night for the first time, and I was a little disappointed.  I ordered the filet and lobster tail, and everything on my plate came out over-cooked.  I asked for the filet to be cooked medium rare, and it came out unevenly cooked -- half was well done and the other half was medium well.  The asparagus was so over-cooked that it resembled the pressure cooked stuff that comes out of a can.  I couldn't eat it.  The lobster was the best thing on the plate, but even it was a bit rubbery.  Even if they had cooked my food correctly, I'm not sure the experience would have been much better.  The food quality is only marginally better than Outback, but the price is much higher -- more like an upscale steakhouse. If you are looking for something that's a little better than Outback, then this might be the place for you.  However, since your already paying upscale prices, I would prefer to go to somewhere like Morton's, Ruth's Chris, The Palm, or Donovan's.  At places like these, you pay for quality and you actually get it.  I'm not sure I'll go back to The Keg.


My friend who lives in Arizona does not hold this place in high regard but I'm giving it four-stars for the food alone.\n\nI ordered the clams and calamari appetizers. The clams arrived sprinkled liberally with fresh tomato and herbs and were gorgeous. The calamari was crispy and not chewy. Both came with excellent dipping sauces and focaccia bread. That alone was a heck of a lot of food. The clams in particular rocked my world.\n\nFor a main dish, I ordered the highest price item on the menu, the swordfish with pesto sauce ($18.95). My companion complained that the swordfish was overcooked but I did not feel this to be the case. It was, after all, grilled and not steamed or baked. The taste was incredible, as was the lemon rice and grilled asparagus which came with the dish and the zesty pesto sauce. Loved it!\n\nI was not thrilled at all with the service. College Guy kept trying to take our plates before we were finished with the dishes. Multiple times. Multiple people tried to do the same things, such as bus dishes and bring menus. I would have been much happier with one patient waiter.\n\nAwesome food. Service could have been better. I will go back for sure.


I was very disappointed with this buffet. Take this review with a grain of salt though, I came on Labor Day weekend and so the kitchen was likely understaffed and rushed.\n\nWe waited about two hours to get seated in the buffet and paid $55 since it was a holiday. The food was mediocre, nothing was spectacular. I sampled some of everything. \n\nThe meats were a tad dry and a bit too fatty. The seafood was also dry and flavorless. The Asian food was subpar and uncreative. The desserts did not stand out either. Service was good, and the unlimited breakfast drinks was nice. \n\nI've eaten better buffets at my college dining halls. Wholly unimpressed with the Bacchanal considering how steep the price is.


A for effort! Received an advertisement saying they were now open for breakfast on the weekends. The restaurant is hidden in the plaza but plenty of parking once located. It was empty on a Sunday morning at 10am. Which in my opinion ... SCARY ... to try when you are hungry. However, walked in and less than 10 people in there and greeted quickly. Picked a table and started reviewing the menu. Simple inexpensive menu. $5.50 for two eggs, choice of meat, hash browns, and toast. {thought I was at Denny's for a minute} Also, ordered side of buttermilk pancakes. {$4.00} Asked for a side of PB and it came warm & creamy. {awesome}\n\nFood quality = decent, I would come back\nService = Friendly \nCleanliness = They need to change their table cloths \nKitchen = Food was delivered quickly


I stayed here in April and am just now writing my review because I still haven't gotten over the worst hotel experience of my life. With that said if I could give negative 5 stars on this hotel I would not hesitate.\n\nLet me start my story off with me in the bathroom when I noticed something was leaking from the ceiling onto my face only to discover from the maintenance guy that it was toilet water that was leaking. Great just my luck. So of course we asked to be moved to another hotel room. What felt like 500 hours later we finally get a room. We Carry all our belongings through the annoying layout of the hotel and The lady hands us our new keys and she leaves no apology for the  inconvenience. NOTHING! And that's not even the worst part. \n\nWe return to our hotel room later that night to find that our new keys don't even work. We call concierge and they tell me \"there is no one by your name that is staying In this room and there is some other guest checked in there\" WTF? Are you kidding me? Where the hell is our luggage then? Do they really have no record at all of everything that happened?  After arguing back and forth with this person for what seemed like eternity the manager finally comes up to the room and opens the door but not before making sure that it was really our stuff. And the only thing he offered us was a stupid food credit. I wanted to tell him to go F himself. \n\nI will never stay here again! Worst hotel experience ever.


**BAR REVIEW ONLY**\n\nMinh and I met up with our friends who live in LV and we decided on coming here after dinner for some drinks. \n\nI cannot remember what the bar name was but it was a nice loungy type place. It had swag appeal and some pretty good prices on drinks. \n\n*Warning* this bar is limited so do not request any fancy drinks. \n\nAshley and I ordered Sour apple martinis and the boys had beer. The lounge area was nice and dark, the music was okay. But all that mattered was us drinking and having fun! Drinks are semi stiff, and the bartender was a nice guy too! \n\nLVH hotel is not the type of place you would catch us hanging around at! Honestly, I really do not like the people who are here! On our way out there were a couple of guys (who were older) walking out and clearly, you could tell guy #2 had just a little too much to drink because he his friend was holding him up and trying to get him to walking straight. Well drunk guy by accident bumped into this chick who was walking past him with her friends, his buddy said \"sorry he's been drinking\" but that didn't stop her, she took off her sandals and went after him (think Jerry Springer style) yelling at him and trying to step to him. Holy poop it got real hood up in the LVH, any buzz Minh and I had was pretty much gone after that!\n\nIf you want some semi good drinks at Happy Hour prices and a good show to go along with it later, then I suggest you make a bee line to this gem of a spot!


Whoa! I hate complaining BUT... my car came back still needing to be vacuumed. There was dried grass all over the passenger floor and rear as well as a small sticker which I picked up to show the employee. It gets worse, there were spots on the exterior which I could literally scrape off with my nails, which I did right in front of the employee. To their credit, they did offer to take it back and have it vacuumed again but seriously, I had already been there for this basic wash ($12.99) 30 minutes. I didn't have anymore time, that's not their fault but couldn't they have done it right the first time?! How hard can it be to vacuum a car? All-in-all, I wouldn't go there again and wouldn't recommend this place to a friend. About the only good thing was, they were nice to me which is well... nice, that's why I gave them a two star otherwise I'd probably go for the one star vote.


Too bad the seats I had were all the way at the top. Without my glasses I missed the vibrant costumes.\n\nThe show was pretty faithful to the story, pretty much a line for line recreation. The actors were great, especially the actress that played the role of rafiki (cant quite remember her name).\n\nIf you enjoyed the lion king on film, you will love this show.


Would not recommend. Food was mediocre and service was not great. McDonald is down the road save yourself time and money.


Perfect service, polite staff, clean restaurant, excellent Pho with perfect broth! We just stopped here on our way back from Arizona because we were craving Pho...everyone is satisfied with their dish!


Yum! A BBQ place right down the street.\nBad news first....Dickey's is tiny. I thought it might be take-out only when we first walked in the back. The only other nip is the ordering is a little weird especially if you're not six foot tall.\nThat being said....the 'q was very good. I'll be back.


My first (and last) experience with Rick's was an interesting experience.  I am new to Champaign and called to schedule my BMW for repair to what I believed was a caliper problem.  I was told to have my tires checked first at the place where I bought them.  I explained that wasn't possible since I had moved from out of state and again repeated what I thought the problem was (I knew it was not tire related). I was again told to have my tires checked, but they did not do that there.  If there was nothing wrong, I could call him back.  Incredulous!!! Not only was he not \"super coffee-shop\" friendly\" as described by Tim J., but I got the impression he didn't want to be bothered!  I went somewhere else that promptly got my vehicle in ... and it was a stuck caliper!!!!  Since it was in for repairs, I also had them do some other maintenance work done - THEY  were great!  Rick's Automotive Service LOST OUT!!!


The food might be good... But I would appreciate if the man at the cash were better mannered with customers... He seems to think he is doing charity by accepting credit cards instead of cash..\nGo to this place if you don't mind being treated rudely by the owner..


I booked this hotel with the hopes of a relaxing weekend by the four pools.  I booked through Perfect Escapes because of the free room upgrad and early check in.  When my boyfriend and I arrived at the hotel, we were told it would be 30-60 min before our room was ready.  Not a huge deal, so we had the bell desk hold our bags and decided to check out the pool area.  As soon as we walked outside we hear extremely loud jackhammering going on.  They were using jackhammers at what looked like two of the four pools.  It was so loud we could stand side by side and not hear each other and it stirred up so much dust it was hard to see.  We immediately asked inside how long it would be going on.  They then told us it would be going on the entire weekend until 4 p.m. each day.  There was no indication of construction on the resort website or perfect escapes. Disappointing after $45 cab ride to the resort and then another $45 cab ride to another resort after then paying to use the hotel internet to find another resort.  I go to the Phoenix area often and have staid at Camelback Inn, Hyatt Gainey Ranch and Hotel Indigo.  All were wonderful accomodations.  From the look of this hotel on several websites, it was quite beautiful and relaxing and very comparable to the other resorts in the area.  Unfortunately, I never even made it to the room due to the construction.  It was not the relaxing weekend I had planned for.  The construction should have been disclosed on all websites linked to the hotel.


Visited this boba location in Summerlin location.  Female at the register was cold and \"abrasive.\"  I advised her that I wanted a hot boba, and she tried to discourage me from getting it because of the hot weather.  I advised her that the weather didn't bother me.  Two more times she tried to discourage me (without offering alternatives).\n\nI ordered a hot almond milk boba, which took about three minutes for staff to make.  I did enjoy the drink, however, but as another poster advised, the place does not feel clean.  \n\nThere are a lot of options for drinks.  I had to ask for a frequent buyer card, but this place is one that I can take or leave in comparison to other boba drink selling places in town.


I would give 0 but yelp won't let me. Stay at your own home bar. First time my friend and I went, I own biz 3 blocks away. Anyway long story short. We went there to have few drinks and food. My friend lost $40 on their machines. They told us that they comp 1 drink for every $20 lost. I got bill it was $49 I tipped $10 as a long term Vegas local should at least hit for 20%. They kept rushing me to pay for tab, I was like hmm why r they rushing me. After I paid the girl the guy came over, second bartender and said hey you guys should stay for happy hour 4 min before 12am. I will say this good hustle, long term though you lost a customer. Pretty bar, but bad training. If you want to keep customers long term don't hustle them especially true locals. Sad but won't be coming back. Take it as it is. Up to you to try them. Keep in mind this info if you go. Peace out.


There are literally over 60 TVs in this place so wherever you sit youre going to be able to aee all four channels theyre playing. Sat down and it took longer than usual for our waitress to get to us. We ordered sodas and they were twice the size of a normal soda and we didnt need refills which was nice because our waitress never came to check on us. I ordered the ribeye and my friend ordered steak fajitas. Im not picky about fat on my steak (though 50% of the steak was fat) but what I am picky about is if there is a big fat VEIN in my steak. That is NOT normal. I stopped eating once I found it. I also ordered a caeser salad with it. I took one bite and pushed it to the side. It tasted old and the croutons had gross Italian seasining on them. My friends fajitas were good except when she ate the steak by itself, there was zero seasoning on the meat. The guacamole was just pureed avocado and was straight out of a container. Me and my friend had to convince each other to say something about the food because it was really that bad. The hostess came by and saw the look on our faces and told us shed go fetch our waitress. She came and said shed get the manager, Andre. He came and we explained everything. He was a little defensive about the food but overall he gave me a new cut of steak to go with more onion rings and he reduced our $50 dollar bill to a $20 bill. Overall our experience wasnt that great but I gave it 2 stars because of Andre. and how he did his best to fix everything. We wont be back.


Food is OK after you finally get it. Waited 45 min for breakfast and my girlfriend's food was cold. They said no problem, it will only take a minute to replace....took 10. Friendly but incapable service. 2nd try and last.


Delicious Chilean Sebass, excellent Mac n cheese, and a great wine selection but the service.... A little slow


I want to so badly give this place 4 stars! \n\nI've been to this place a few times and every time I usually try something new. Each item Ive tried has always been tasty to say the least. \n\nHowever, since I live so close to MTO Cafe, I usually end up placing an order for delivery to get my fix. Prompt this delivery service it is, there is always something forgotten in the order i.e. Green drink, salad along with the chicken and waffles, a side mashbrowns, the list goes on. \n\n\nNevertheless, it's always a very tasty, somewhat healthy, way to remedy my hangover, or simply stay home on the weekends for brunch. The second location just opened at the new summerlin mall, I will likely check out this location as well.


I wandered into the Flava Factory thinking I would find some cute fashion items for myself. The word \"fashion\" is on the window outside, and with a name like \"Flava Factory\" I couldn't help but think it'd be a cute and fun place to check out. \n\nIt IS a cute and fun place, but it's just men's clothes! I was disappointed (for myself) but of course stayed to check out the men's selection. Maybe it was the giant throne you see when you first walk into the store that begs to be sat in; whatever it was, I hung out for a bit. \n\nIt is very casual clothing, and casual sneakers as well - but their sneakers are awesome!! If you are a guy who is into hot sneakers you have to come check out their selection, it's nuts! The guy who was working here was very nice and helpful. I would definitely head back here if I needed a gift for a guy.


I'm not to sure of what happened but they went from the best Italian Beef sandwich in the Valley to meh. The beef was sliced with the grain so it was a bit chewy and stringy. It also lacked in flavor and even though the bread was \"dipped\" the sandwich was dry. As always the fries were perfect and this is the only place in the Valley where they serve RC Cola. I love RC Cola.\nI'm hoping this was just a fluke, I have eaten here many times and have always had great food.  I'll try them next time I'm back in the area.


Went to this place while on vacation in Tempe. Place looked chill from the outside and we were starving so my friends and I decided to check it out. The salsa tasted like someone put a jar of oregano in it. It was awful! I ordered a Carnitas burrito. I had to ask them to add beans and rice to a 10 dollar burrito. I was like what the hell?? Asked them to put green sauce on it as well. It was sooo bland and boring. Green sauce had no spice or flavor. Would not recommend this place. Crappy and overpriced. My friends dish was also very bland. Should of went to Del Taco. The good side was that the Staff was friendly..


Delicious hot sandwiches,  opened 24 hours, what more do I need to say?\n\nOh, get the meatball sandwich! SO GOOD!


I was a little skeptical about trying a fro-yo place because they are popping up all around the valley, but when I stepped in here, I knew this place was good. They are very inviting and the atmosphere is relaxing. I come in every time i'm in the neighborhood. Yummy flavors!


I've gone here a few times the food is just ok for the most part.  What I don't like is the upcharge they add on things and never tell you about until you look at your receipt--has happened twice to me.  If you charge extra for certain things let me know about it first.  \n\nAnother issue is the attitude that you get from the workers there.  Ummmm $10 for some crap that you call tacos and served with a side of attitude? I will NOT be returning.


I have nothing bad to say about my RC Willey experience.\n\nMy fiance picked out a new couch in the Henderson store.  We were pleasantly surprised - the salespeople were somehow able to strike the balance between being helpful and letting us browse without pressure.  We chose a beautiful tan leather sofa (which, of course, was backordered).  When it was delivered, I was surprised that the delivery was actually made IN THE TIME FRAME GIVEN!  You know how it goes... they say sometime between 11 and 2, and it ends up being 9 p.m.... well, not this time!  The delivery men worked very hard to get the large couch in our small apartment without destroying anything.  I was surprised that we didn't lose a wall, but they were skilled!\n\nOur couch is in perfect condition.  We even got a follow-up call from the store manager to make sure it was delivered satisfactorily.  All in all, we couldn't be more pleased with RC Willey.  We will be returning when we want more furniture!


Nice clean hotel for a good price. First room was very small so they upgraded us to a premium room for free. Premium room is nice and modern,worth the price difference. Loose slots,won $500. House keeping is garbage,called twice and it's 10PM still not clean. I'll stay here again but they need to improve their service. I'm very angry my room is not clean.


This location has had no hot tea other than \"passion fruit\" for the past two weeks. They claim they are switching to a different brand, but every other location I visit has what I want. This is just the one closest to my house.  This seems to be poorly managed.


Ah, yes, Bangkok Orchid...My family has been coming here for the best local Thai food since 1994? My father found this place and we loved it ever since!  We sometimes go there when my mom doesn't feel like cooking...sorry Mom!  We seem to order the same thing everytime.  Mom orders the Glass Noodles with Chicken, Dad-Spicy Beef Salad ( and he orders them really spicy!), lil brothers likes the Satay Chicken and Red Curry Chicken, and I like the Pad Thai and Spicy Fillet Fish(I think it's catfish).  At the end of every meal, mom orders the Coconut Ice Cream in a real halve Coconut! Which is heaven!  The service is great , the crew is really nice, and the price is reasonable.  If  you never been to this place, try going there during Lunch time for their specials!


Great environment and great people. Carl and Natalie are professional and knowledgeable about their products. \n\nI tried their weekly special \"Breakfast in Bed\" and for me it is like a sweet vanilla/maple desert flavor. I also like how you can choose your VG/PG ratio which a lot of other shops don't offer. If you are in the area I would definitely check them out.