Don't get me wrong, the gym itself is lovely, the facilities are great, the staff are polite and helpful on the whole. \n\nBUT, they are incredibly poor in customer service, in fact, less than incredibly poor, their customer service is non existent. In fact, even worse, I fully question their ethics, their honesty \n\nMy experience beggars belief. \n\nFor my birthday last year, I was given a present of a 3 month trial membership from my colleague, friend and boss. That was at the beginning of October. It was all paid for and was, to my mind, a membership for 3 months - after all that was what I had been given and I had been told nothing to the contrary. \n\nI went to the gym, along with others from the office, for the months of October, November and December 2011. \n\n2012 brought a much more hectic schedule for me so I gave the gym very little thought and certainly never went there, after all, my subscription was for October to December. \n\nFast forward to March and I start getting threatening phone calls from 07xxxxxxxx numbers, i.e. they look like they're simply mobile numbers of people you don't know. These calls weren't coming from David Lloyd either, no sir, these calls were from a debt collection agency called ARC whom David Lloyd had engaged in order to recover debt from me!! \n\nYes. \n\nYou read that right. I got a present of a gym membership for 3 months, it was an amazing present and I really enjoyed the gym too - but after the 3 months I neither used the gym nor had any inkling that I was still considered a member until I got a debt collection agency set on me. \n\nI have tried speaking to David Lloyd about this, they do not care in the slightest. They have confirmed to me that they only care about getting the money they claim I am due them. \n\nUnfortunately David Lloyd have demonstrated they have no interest whatsoever in their relationship with me, nor the fact that they have turned an ambassador (I believe they genuinely are a great gym, facilities, staff etc) into a hater. \n\nI can in no way any longer endorse either this gym or the parent company, simply because of their insistence that I pay for something I was never aware of being liable for.


The worst service and customer service, hands down, I have ever experienced with any company, EVER. EVER. I set up a 3 bottle a month deal through costco for 18$/ mo. EVERY SINGLE scheduled delivery was missed, multiple times, EVERY SINGLE delivery was incorrect and required MULTIPLE phones calls and was never corrected. Charged for deliveries I didnt ask for, charged for all of the mistake they couldn't get right. NONE of my phone calls seemed to register, or be noted or recorded anywhere..EVER. In my first month of service I called the company 15 times. Finally, after realizing they were utterly incompetent, not to be trusted, and after i called to cancel, i was charged auto debited for what was to be the last month, i called back and requested my debit card be removed from their system. I said i didn't trust them to get the billing right. Smart deal - i get a $39 dollar bill in the mail for erroneous deliveries i never asked for, and asked them to pick up. Every single charge due to their own mistakes. Not only are the people working for this company incompetent, they are dishonest liars. No joke - it is easier to go to the store and buy 30 1 gallon jugs of water every month than deal with this crap. Not to mention, cheaper - gas included.


I went here a little bit ago with my boyfriend. I got pad thai, and I don't recall what he got. He loved everything but I was less than impressed. I thought the pad thai was average, and there are definitely other places I'd rather go for my Thai fix. I would be willing to give other things on the menu a try, though. It's a ton of food and really reasonably priced. We got 2 entres and an order of pot stickers and we're out the door for ~$25.\n\nThe restaurant itself is really cute, and the older lady that waits all the tables is gracious, nice, and pretty funny. \n\nThey also only take cash! And no atm, so come prepared.


Homestyle uuber sized portions! Check out my honey's tower of chicken and waffle! This was the best part of our trip. Was not hungry so I ordered one flap jack. It was huge. Could not finish. Sorry mom. Missing one more star because we had to walk in a maze to get to the spot -- but it was worth it...but then the wait was close to 2 hours! We snuck up on the bar patrons and stalked them until two people finished their lunch. That took about 20 mins, not bad. Also missing the last star because they do Not have a bathroom - whattt??


I've had sushi from all over and Blue Wasabi is my favorite spot. Wish I had one close to where I live now. Any of the rolls are great and service is always top notch. \n\nSmall recommendation - sit outside. The lighting is a bit dark inside.


I will start off by saying \"I love Dunkin Donuts\"! Growing up in Massachusetts (the home of DD), I had a DD every 1/2 mile and have been drinking their coffee even before my teens. Excited that they have made their way to Az has made me a very happy person, just not the N. Scottsdale location. I go to DD 20 times a month, every time going to the same location which I regretted every day. I have decided to be done with that location due to the fact that I am tired of them getting my order wrong. Whether it be the drive-thru or ordering inside I have to cringe when I taste my Peach sweetened Iced Tea to make sure they didn't forget the peach or sweetener. From the top of the food chain (the GM) right down to the cashier everyone that works there seems to be absolutely worthless and a waste of wages. I also ordered a Turkey and Swiss flatbread and received a spinach and egg sandwich on a round pita, not what I ordered. I have given them chance after chance to improve but the experience seems to just get worse every single day. They have forced me to go elsewhere...not much choice which is very sad because it is right across the street from my work and extremely convenient but I will now go out of my way to get my iced tea. Even a broken clock is right twice a day, it's too bad they have made so many bad hiring decisions. They are in an area where there is zero tolerance for crappy service and screwing over customers, Starbucks is in the next complex.....America does not run on this Dunkins!


I came to Mon Ami Gabi for a Sunday brunch. I knew it is gonna be busy, as it was the V-day + President's Day weekend. I made reservation through Opentable. But when I got there, I found out that reservation was only good for inside tables. Outdoor table was walk-in only. Well, we weren't too hungry and the wait was 15 - 30 min, so we waited. The tables were really packed, and they have a heater between every table which made it even more packed. People actually ducked under the heater to get to their seat, which could potentially light their hair on fire.\n\nThe waitress was pretty friendly and we didn't expect too much given they were busy. The bread that they served was warm and fresh out of the oven. We ordered a French Onion Soup and the Soup du Jour, Lobster Bisque. They were both pretty good. Lots of cheese in the onion soup and they poured the bisque from a pot at the table. Then we had a Bacon Cheeseburger with Bleu Cheese and a Fish and Frites. They were delicious. The pommes frites side was one of the best. Oh, I ordered a latte, and it smelled and tasted extremely well.\n\nThe ambiance, the food, and the service were not bad. It wasn't amazing, but I enjoyed it. It has a lot of potential. I might come back again for dinner. Hopefully, they won't be as busy.\n\nOn a side note, there's the thing about people in Vegas. They are rather pretentious and trashy. The table right next to us was really LOUD. The women have big blond hair, and one of the men wore a cowboy hat. Guess where they're from. They were probably one of those people who would stand on the left side of an escalator. I could hear everything they said and I actually had to raise my voice so that my friend can hear me.


I be been here for lunch and dinner and the food is great. Not huge but still a very good selection with great present. They have a beautiful selection of desserts as well. Steamed crab legs are the best!! The food overall is a bit salty but still my favorite buffet on the strip so I have to give it 5 stars!!


Save your money.  I grew up with Michael Jackson's music and this show was awful! It was so boring and kiddish we walked out after 20 min's!  And, the seats where not high enough to look over the person in front of you.


We ordered the eggplant parm and penne with Alfredo (minus the minced pork). The food was all good, and my girlfriend was particularly impressed with the aglio olio that came with the eggplant. However, we thought this place was pricey for the quality. We expected the food to be a little better especially since it's owned by a celebrity chef. We can get better tasting italitan food for the same price or cheaper (depending on where we go) at several restaurants in Chicago.


Today was not our first day at Dillon's, but it sure was our last!  Today we went in while visiting the zoo as the kiddos were hungry.  1/2 the shark tank room and 1/2 of the outside seating is empty. There are 4 \"hostesses\" doing absolutely nothing!  We stood there waiting forever.  People are now coming in from the main entrance and getting seated before us!  Then I was told I could go sit at the bar (not in the bar area, but at the bar)... keep in mind I have a 2 & 5 year old with me.... I don't think so!  Needless to say, we left and went elsewhere for our lunch today. \n\nFrom previous experiences at this location:\n\nCustomer service... what customer service, would have been served faster & better by trained monkeys!  To make it worse, it was a \"manager\" who was serving us last time and what should of taken 30-45 minutes, took over 2 hours and it was the bus boy who took better care of us!  Give that kid a raise and a promotion to manager! \n\nFood.... edible, but nothing special, definately not worth the money!\n\nIf you want good BBQ, go to Charleston's at Scottsdale Road & Frank Lloyde Wright!  That is where we are going!  Now they have great service & awesome food!


Came here to grab a quick dinner before meeting our friends at another bar... we sat at the bar. Based on our experience, I feel this place is two-star worthy. Here's why:\n\n-This place has no idea what it wants to be. There's neon, club-like lights everywhere and a bouncer checking ID's at the door... while its still set up like full on restaurant serving mexican food. I know a lot of places in Old Town have bouncers out early, but this place is just different.\n\n-Big dude walking around the front of house, helping guests.. which wouldn't matter, but he had a chef's coat on that actually had the word \"chef\" embroidered on the front.. shouldnt you be in back of house orchestrating the kitchen? Whose making the food?\n\n-Bartender 1 knocked my water all over me. Got my shirt and my pants. He offered me a free drink,  which was nice, but for some reason that just didn't feel like consolation enough. Bartender 2 watched the whole thing and just shook her head. \n\n-The tub of sanitizing water bartenders use to wash glassware was situated right behind the bar, in front of where we were seated. As bartender 2 washed glasses, drops of the sanitizer water hit my face. It probably got the food too. This happened TWICE. Definitely not cool.\n\n-The food is just mediocre.\n\n-When a place has the word \"tacos\" in the name, I expect a decently wide variety of tacos on the menu. Not the case.\n\nI would eat here again if I was with a group of people who all wanted to go, but I wouldn't come here on my own accord, thats for sure.


I would consider myself a Chinese food connoisseur, and I have to say the food at Jasmine is VERY GOOD and VERY authentic.  There is a wide selection of food, so there is certainly something for everyone.  The seafood in particular is INCREDIBLE (try the prawns and the sea bass).  I also highly recommend the hot & sour soup -- it's some of the best I've ever had.  Everytime I go I end up ordering multiple bowls of it!!  \n\nBasically, the food is great and the view from the restaurant is unbeatable.  It makes for a very romantic atmosphere.  The service is also impeccable; multiple waiters will make sure that your every need is fulfilled.  \n\nThis place is definitely worth your time.  If Yelp had half-stars, I would say 4.5, only because the slight downside is the price, but hey, that's pretty much all restaurants on the strip.


I just stopped by to get some bottled water and juice...and I ended up buying a grip of stuff for breakfast tomorrow.  I think they must have cleaned-up the place since the 1st person who reviewed it.  I stopped-in at about 10:30 P.M. and it was not too busy, well stocked and the guy at check-out was nice (and a sight for sore eyes may I add).  He even checked the 2 egg cartons I was purchasing to make sure they weren't broken.  AWWW!!!  I'm glad I found this Albertson's on the way to my time share!


3 criterias for OBJECTIVELY reviewing clubs: the temperature, the air quality (stuffy or well ventilated) and how packed it is. \n\nGiven those 4 criteria here you go:\n\nTemp: Vegas is schweating balls hot, outdoor clubs like Moon or Tao Beach is nice since it's outdoors but it's still freakin hot!!!... Tryst has this semi out door, semi indoor feel.  Since half of the club is outside, you don't have to walk very far to get some fresh air.  The indoor waterfall is also great for keeping the temp down.\n\nAir quality: Have you ever been to a club where you feel like you've inhaled the same air over and over again... eck.  Tryst s very well ventilated and the air doesn't get heavy.  For older men like me, we need air.  That's the only way we can keep up with women \"getting low\" without strapping an oxygen tank to our side. \n\nCapacity: Getting to the dance floor from the bar shouldn't feel like a human car wash.  I like a busy \"poppin\" club but OMG feeling like an ants in a colony ... not so much.  Tryst was nice.  The dance floor and the bar was packed but there were pockets of breathing spaces all around the club.\n\nGreat Place to party, but as always it's all about who you go with :)


The Keg is a franchise and is my FAVORITE restaurant! This location in particular is slightly sub par in my book. On multiple occasions I've had to send food back because it just didn't taste right. On a good note I hosted my birthday dinner here and had a fairly large party. Our two servers were very accommodating and were able to keep up with our cocktail orders. Very fun place.


We went to Triple George to celebrate this Father's Day and a 40th birthday party. My friend suggested the Grill due to a previous visit and the fact that they are supposed to have great steaks. We made reservations for 8-mind you 8 steak hungry, very thirsty, ready to spend and have a good time 8! From our first order of drinks, two martinis had to be sent back after waiting 20 minutes. After ordering some more drinks we waited another 30 minutes for our drinks and all 4 of the martinis tasted different. We all ordered dirty martinis and we all taste tested that all were different. \nAfter waiting so very long for drinks, we ordered some appetizers. Mediocre presentation and already bad service, it was like our table had done something wrong we were not being attended to. You cannot share the calamari because it comes in a french fry scoop and the artichoke spinach dip was cold on the inside, and do not count on sharing the $13 seared Ahi because for that price you get 4 lil strips!\nSo now we have been here just a little over an hour and we are hungry. We ALL order steaks, due to my buddy's recommendation. Orders where placed and thank goodness we brought a bottle of wine because most of us could not finish our martinis and did not want to wait for another 30 minutes for a drink.\nAfter 25 minutes of placing our order, the waitress (whom we barely saw most of our experience) brought to our attention THEY ARE OUT OF STEAKS!!! ARE YOU KIDDING ME!!! It took 25 minutes to tell all 8 of us this!!! If we would have known we would have already been eating steak at a real grill!!!\nMy buddy was embarrassed, and we tried making light of it like ordering \"fish n chips\" at a steak house. Basically our waitress said that they would give us smaller cuts and some of us due to Father's Day and the Birthday switched so that they can have what they wanted...ridiculous! The ONLY good service that we received was the gentleman serving us water and the gentleman clearing the plates. They even laughed with us as how bad this situation was.\nBy the time they brought us our smaller cuts and dinner we had been waiting since we ordered our dinner an hour! By now it seem that they are closing and we just want to get out of there. All of our steaks where fatty and nervy and most of us didn't even finish our meals. I feel sorry for the Dad's and our Birthday girl as this was a total waste of time and money.  \nThey maybe allot of changes on Freemont but if anything needs a change it is Triple George Grill!!! Way over priced, bad service, and they may be out of STEAKS...BEWARE!!!


For an in depth knowledge of the cultures, the arts and anything related to Native American history, this place provides all that and more.\n\nIt's $15 for admission and $7.50 for students. And there is free parking on their parking lot. They also have a cafe, a book store, and and a museum store too.\n\nThey have 2 full floors of artifacts, rugs, clothing and a section devoted to learning every different type of tribe in the south-western region of the continental United States.\n\nYou can definitely spend a couple of hours here and be immersed on anything and everything related to Native American art and culture. There are a lot of \"hands on\" exhibits as well so you can learn stuff by touch it.\n\nDozens of paintings, head masks, a whole room devoted to doll collection and much much more can be found here. They also show the transition of how the Native Americans became \"civilized\" by forcing them into schools and acting properly in the general population.\n\nOther favorites include the rugs room where all the rugs were pretty much made by hand and they all looked pretty neat.\n\nThey have museum store as well where a lot of the stuff made by Native Americans can be sold here. Although most items are pretty expensive.


I wouldnt call this a premiere resort. The suite was small, and needed a major update to compete with other area resorts, ie. Tube television. The bathroom was very small and in one of our rooms was missing toilet paper and a working lock. The grounds looked like they needed a major paint job and some pruning of plants.  I had a lovely view of the highway, but luckily the noise was not a problem. On the upside, the kids enjoyed thw waterpark, but at times the lazy river and slides were closed. There was confusion over the opening times on Sat, which left our girls frustrated. If you are looking for a focus on kids waterpark, okay grounds and room, this will work for you.  If you are more interested in an overall resort experience, go to the Fairmont Princess.


Takara is one of the worst sushi/sashimi restaurants in town. Not only was the food disappointing, but the ambiance was rather lackluster, with cheesy 80s muzak playing in the background. The biggest annoyance were the prices; without question, you are not paying for the quality of the food, but rather for the high rent the owners are forced to pay at Les Cours Mont Royal.   \n\nI cannot comment on the entire menu, but I can comment on the dishes that my friend and I ordered:\n1. Seaweed salad: rather bland with a thick tasteless \"ginger\" dressing on the side.\n2. Soup (don't remember the name): the taste  of the buckwheat noodles and a single tempura shrimp in broth was actually not bad, although not worth the price. \n2. Sashimi: too thin and poorly sliced with a few bones here and there. Some of the pieces looked as if they were torn off of the fish -- which goes against traditional the Japanese art of food preparation .\n3. Hand roll: fell apart upon carefully picking it up.\n4. Green tea: tasted like the cast iron pot.\n5. sake: well, can't go wrong here (thank goodness)\n \nIf you want to pay the same high prices, I would suggest  Zenya, located near La Baie -- it's less traditional, but you'll pay the same price for better ambiance and delicious, well prepared Japanese cuisine.  If you\"re not limited to the downtown core, Maiko on Bernard and Mikado on Avenue Laurier are also very tasty.


This location is a glorified garage sale. It smells and nobody speaks English. Children are running free pulling clothes off racks and smashing into people. \n\nIf you are lucky, you can find shoes, but I have never found jack shit for clothes.\n\nGo upstairs to Marshall's and spare yourself.


This is one of those places that you must try at least one time. It is a fun experience and the meat its regularly pretty good.\nDo not come on a holiday, they do not maintain the same level of service and food quality


What happened? They have to have a new owner) because the prices are still high, and the food was AWFUL. First of all: I waited 3 hours for my meal. It came cold, there was no spice) I ordered a 7) and the delivery guy forgot my soda I paid for, and acted like it wasn't a problem and told me \"Maybe next time\" I tried to call, I guess they closed for the night because noone picked up or they are busy. I'm kind of offended.... wow. Okay, that's it for me, and the worst review I've ever written.


My cousin and her fiance had their engagement party here on the Patio which connects to the lake and park. Never having eaten here before I don't know if I got the best impression from the pre-prepared catered food. We were served their sliders, sandwiches, fruits and veggies, and cheese and crackers. Nothing that could really make an impression! I thought the restaurant looked nice enough, but everything came off as a little bland.


Great place to get cold drinks and really good bar food! Bartenders are amazing and always friendly! Plenty of TV's to catch any game you wish! Can't go wrong here!


First visit - happy hour - we had several items on the happy hour menu and were quite 'happy' ... however... visit number two left me not so happy...\n\nBrunch on a Sunday morning.  Seated promptly.  Chips and salsa - really good!  Loved both types of salsa offered.\n\nI ordered the crab cake Benedict ... mehhh ... I've had a LOT better.  Egg poached perfectly.  The chipotle-wine hollandaise was ok, nothing special.  The crab cake, however, was mushy, thin, and I could barely taste any crab.  A spoonful or two of potatoes (but they tasted ok) ... and the best part of the meal - a cinnamon fried tortilla with fruit.  The complementary Bloody Maria was good.  \n\nMy dining companion doesn't care for eggs, so he ordered the only thing on the brunch menu that didn't involve eggs. Chilaquiles (Chicken, saut\u00e9ed tortillas in salsa tomatillo sauce) - came out while he was away from the table.  I was floored - and took a picture in case there was a discussion with management.  A FEW chunks of chicken, tortilla chips and a bit of tomatillo sauce (and the same small portion of potatoes and fruit/tortilla) .. I couldn't believe that what appeared to be a small portion of green nachos with a chunk or two of chicken was considered an entr\u00e9e.  At these prices ... not sure I'll be back.


I feel terrible because my parents treated me to a really nice dinner here for a special occasion. It was really nice and expensive, but not my cup of tea. I didn't see the value for the high prices - over $100 per head after tip and tax.\n\nSome quick notes...\nThe server was hard-working but very chatty; I would rather eat in peace. The place has a terrible stench of a rotting beach. I'm also a little unsettled by their large offering of foie gras - not even legal in the state where I live.\n\nOverall...\nThis place was wonderfully fancy and offers many of the romantic perks of a high-class dining experience. However, you probably have to be a little old-school to appreciate the menu and the pricing. If you're young and looking for high-quality and great tasting dinner in Vegas, I would take a close look at this menu and consider alternatives before you pick Michael Mina.


this is actually about the service advisor telephone call I just had..... I bought a new washing machine in January and due to my own fault, I had a load get very unbalanced.  Ever since then, the machine is EXTREMELY noisy in the spin cycle so I called to schedule a service technician to come have a look at my new machine.  \n\nAfter being on hold for 10 minutes, I get some guy going through the scripted stuff and he asks the problem.  I describe it and then he proceeds to tell me how to troubleshoot the dishwasher.  Ok.  Not the dishwasher I'm talking about.\n\nHe then is quiet for a good three or four minutes and comes back to tell me he can't find anything in his manual for the washing machine issue.\n\nYea.  I know.  Please schedule the technician.\n\nHe then wants to talk about other home service warranties I can buy and nope, I just want to schedule the technician.  He needs a zillion other questions answerd and finally, a month from today, I get to have a technician sent to the house.\n\nMore questions, more stuff to try to sell me and really, I hung up because this is already 30 minutes into just trying to set an appointment for somebody to come look at my machine.


The tint looks fantastic! Professional environment and friendly staff. This company is changing the tint industry. No more sketchy \"garage shops\".


Your average Chinese buffet. Every meat on the buffet was high in sugar. But they had a very good vegetable selection for my vegan wife. Basically if your craving a Chinese buffet this one is about as good as any.


Just ate here and have never been so disappointed in a local Mexican restaurant. The green chili and beef burro consisted of 90 percent beans, 5 percent green chili mush and 5 percent beef. Both burros we got fell apart completely as soon as we lifted them up to take a bite - all of the filling came out of the bottom. My mom got the enchiladas. The sauce was okay but the tortillas were stale and difficult to cut through and chew. I wish I could say that my experience was at least satisfying but it sadly wasn't.


I'm wife and I have been here twice and the food here is really good, although there are a couple of misses with the Maki. The service is about average, and the one thing I would complain about is that (in our most recent trip) our food came in a really weird sequence and with significant time gaps between dishes. We ordered some tapas and sushi, and we expected the tapas to come first but they last. We spent some time waiting between dishes which was a bit annoying. Also, their kitchen is right there in the open with the sushi bar and it is a bit unpleasant/distracting to look at and hear all the sounds from clanging dishes. The first time we came here we loved it but this last time we noticed a lot more things that took away from our experience.


I might be a little bias since I am deprived of Filipino food here in Atlanta, but I think Goldilocks is good. I love the Ube/Mocha Pianono and for not even 3 bucks a piece, thats not a bad deal at all. The bakery is awesome and the restaurant is ok. Its not the best place, but what do u really expect for 7-10 bucks? I would say, do not try the dinuguan in this place... that kind of dish should never be served in a fastfood restaurant. This place is a good place to stop if ur deprived like I am. Otherwise, if you live around this area, the quality and the restaurant is OK.


alas, since my first meal here in Oct 2010, kitchen staff has changed and gone are the details which made this a formidable lunch bistro in the french style. BOO.\n\n#CROQUE MADAME\nsee my pic of the most spectacular Croque Madame I've had in my life. it was here, back in Oct 2010. \nunfortunately, the Dec 2012 version is too eggy, not enough ham, boring bechamel and missing the frisee and vinaigrette which balanced this dish and made it so delightful to photograph and look at.\n\n#BEEF TARTARE\nI won't even bother with ground beef tartare anymore. it's a preference. a strong one.\n\n#AYCD BLOODY MARY\nGreat price for all-you-can-drink bloody mary, but it's so goddam spicy that i can barely get the first one down. And this is from the guy who sprinkles ghost chili flakes on my fried chicken.\n\n#DECOR\nlike the harsh presentation of food, the restaurant lacks the balance of soft touches and color. mounted cold white plates and orangey-brown liquid in metronomically placed-in-a-row comme-ca-monogrammed wine bottles just don't cut it.\n\n!VIEW\nThe windows give you full view of Las Vegas Blvd traffic just below you, and to the north the faux Eiffel. [shaking head... you just can't get away from it, either here or in Paris itself  :P  ]\n\nnot for lack of wanting to revisit comme ca; it's just that i'm rarely in vegas on a friday, sat or sun for lunch.\ntrue to french lunch hours, you cannot get in before noon.


I'm surprised to read that others thought the staff was friendly. In fact, the rudeness of the owner is the only reason I felt compelled to write this review. The food is good, if you can wait...sometimes 20 minutes before your order is even taken. I'm pretty sure the owner is the only person that works there, as he is the only one I see when I stop there (I practically work right across the street, so it's convenient). Since he is the only one who works there, he takes and order then goes and prepares it himself. This obviously takes FOREVER. And it would be fine if it was a small place, but there's got to be a dozen or more full size booths there plus some tables. Today when I was there during a slight rush of 3 or 4 groups of people trying to buy food, he became visibly flustered and I heard him say things to shaking his head at waiting customers saying things like \"when you decide what you want, let me know...I can't just stand here and wait,\" \"Hold on, I can't help you right now\" - and he's not saying these with a smile on his face to lighten the mood. He's just plain mean to his customers. When he brought me my food after about 30 minutes of waiting, he put the food down and then walked to the door and stuck his head outside to yell at someone for parking in front of his place and going to Saigon Noodles next door. Granted, he still had people waiting after me for food yet he felt it was necessary to yell at someone for not respecting his parking spaces. When clearly, he can barely handle the customers that where already there. He needs to HIRE SOMEONE, and I pity the person that has to work with him...


ok, i'm biased because i am an adict and i live, oops, i mean work in the siebel center where this is located.  but the truth of the matter is this: i travel constantly for work and pleasure, i've tasted the best coffees in the world, and this stuff works for me.  it's better than starbucks, similar to peet's, almost as good as illy just to give you a commercial perspective.  i love the fact that i don't even need to speak to get what i want.  as soon as they see you coming, they start making your usual.  it's not just me either, i've watched many people get the silent treatment...which is exactly what you want when you are deep in conversation with an exciting computer scientist.  but just in case you have time to chat...they are a delightful bunch and the manager jane even gives great fashion advice...one more thing to feel guilty about being in the most gorgeous computer science building in the country.


Ok so I was in need of some quick cash & this place was only 15 minutes away from work. So I loaded up a suit case & an extra bag of unwanted or barely used items & went there right after work. First impressions are everything & this place was not impressionable at all. It smelled of stail cigaret & old clothing. The employees working there did not fit working in that place. Or maybe they did, very snobby, blank face, acted above it all. \"Um... Please ladies, take a look around you?\" Strange considering this place looked worse than a thrift store. I still thought for sure I would make at least $20-$40 bucks. HaAh! Yeah right! I had a Calvin Klein sweater & vest in great condition just no longer my size, a neat Obama sequined tee, several pairs of cutsie earings, & a only worn twice beaded sandals. Not to mention a few misc. items that were great for everyday use. I just didn't need these items because I have so much already. The girl was very pleasant, took out my items one by one &  examined them, but had a blank face expression. After all this she only wanted to buy an old ruggedly leather belt for $4.98. NOT $5.00! Only $4.98! I chuckled, said fine, only to cover the gas expense it cost me to go out of my way.  Not sure what they're looking for because I saw some of the stuff they had on the wrack. It all looked old. & the clerk called my stuff old. MY STUFF WAS FAIRLY NEW & in great condition! For some reason I felt embarrassed. I walked out feeling as though I had a tail & it was tucked very far between my legs. Needless to say I went straight to good will & donated the rest of my stuff. Of course the shoes I'll just give to my mother. After everything I told mysefl, \"what did I expect, look at the area this place is located?\" Yeah just because it's across from the university don't mean shit.


Ya, OK, it is a adult toy store right.. Sometimes I want to go look at things I might buy on Amazon.. Seriously. This store is a bit over priced, they all are in my opinion, anywho.. I just want to snoop around in stores like this, I have no interest in chatting it up with the sales staff. SERIOUSLY, if I need your help I will ask. \n\nSo I walk in and the sales staff says hi, I say hi and move on in.. now she is following me..\"Is there anything I can help you find?\" Nope, I'm good... She is still on me, \"Well we have x and y and this and that\" Uh, ya thanks I'm good.. SERIOUSLY? I have a rough idea of whats in here, leave me alone sheeesh!\n\nThe sales staff is inappropriate and nosy, unless you like to feel like you have stepped onto a used car lot from the 1980's... come on people a bit of decorum! UUGGHHH.. Will not be back..\n\nHowever, if you have zero idea of what to do with the things you find in here, I am pretty sure the sales staff could give you detailed instructions ANNOYING..


Soooo much fun!!  A friend and I were visiting Charlotte for leisure and thought that the Charlotte NC Tours segway tour would be a fun way to explore downtown.  Man, my friend and I had so much fun!  Rod was an excellent tour guide.  He was really knowledgeable about the city's history and he had such a fun personality!  Lil' Rod (not to be confused with Rod), instructed us how to operate the segways.  He was also well informed and made us feel confident on the segways within minutes.  \n\nWe opted for the The Victorian Era - Center City - Historic 4th Ward tour and enjoyed every minute of it.  My friend and I were lucky because the other people that were supposed to come on the tour didn't show up, so it was just my friend, Rod the guide and myself.  Very personalized!  All of the staff that we met were very friendly and left us with a wonderful impression of the city.  Loved it!


Super clean, super friendly, and super nice attire. Definitely recommend to anyone looking for nice clothes at a reasonable price.  Emily the owner helped me feel welcomed and I will be returning for sure!


The entrance is hard to find/identify... the exit says Sears, but the entrance has a door that says Avis/Budget.  You have to wait in line to bring your car in for service instead of parking in the lot and going into the shop with your keys.  Waiting in line took roughly 20 minutes on a Tuesday about 12 noon.  \n\nI brought my car in for a simple oil change.. it took almost 3 hours.  Granted when they told me it was done, there were several things that Diego had found that I could fix in my car.. the list of repairs totaled over $800.  I didn't bring the car in for an inspection, just an oil change.. that's all I wanted.. could have saved time elsewhere.  It was about $40 for a high mileage oil change including tax and with a discount coupon.\n\nThey assured me that the fluids (windshield washer, power steering, etc.) would be topped off; I checked in the parking lot afterwards and it was not done.  I was so fed-up with waiting so long that I didn't feel the need to wait even more.


I'm not a huge fan of sports/sports bars, but I really liked Hazelwoods. We came with a few friends on a Friday night and played team trivia - even took third place and won a $10 gift cert!\n\nWe didn't eat, so I can't comment on the food, but we got lots of rounds of drinks and the service was pretty good. They carry Ace Pear Cider in bottles for those of us that are gluten free, which was a nice surprise. \n\nThe hands down best thing was finding out that they had a FREE shuttle service both TO and FROM the bar! I was going to be the DD for the night, but quickly scrapped that idea and got a ride home at the end of the night.


Wow, what a cool place! I went for the first time last night and had the farmer sandwich, it was fabulous. Service was great. Love the atmosphere and vibe here. The patio is especially nice when the weather is right. The menu is just salads, sandwiches and pizzas but if that's what you're looking for, give it a try.  I highly recommend Liberty Market.


i have a SUPER hard time giving this place less than 3 stars. I am convinced it was an off day. I went a few weeks back and went back and forth on whether or not i should write a review. \n\n I normally wouldn't review it until after i gave it a second chance but i honestly don't see myself ever giving it a second chance. so because of that i will rate based on my belief that this place actually is better than my experience.\n\ni want to start with the positive. i like the casual space and i love the chef standing by the oven. he is so cute. looks like he's straight off of a nintendo game. mario-esque. he looks like he's totally just jolly and humming while he works. i love him. i also like the prices.\n\nnow to the nitty gritty. \nwe were in a rush and i had heard they do pizza by the slice. sounds fast to me.\n\nwell, it wasn't.  we take a seat at the bar and the bartender is basically on the other side shouting at us? i wasn't even sure he was talking to us. did he want us to shout across and over all of the other people at the bar? this wasn't a loud place, it was actually super quiet in there so the shouting was very awkward and obnoxious. i like to be greeted somewhat close to my face, not shouted at. made me really uncomfortable. \n\nthen he was chit chatting on his phone, it was obviously a personal call. we just sat waiting and waiting to order our slices. finally he makes it close to us to take our order and the jolly pizza oven man gets to work :) I'm not sure what took so long after that but it took forever to get our slices. we were there for 30 minutes when i had expected it to take about 5-10. \n\nmy friend got the plain cheese slice and i got the prosciutto arugala slice. both were pretty nasty. mine smelled like feet and fish. that went in the trash. we split her cheese slice to hold us over until we had time to pick up something else.


Stayed here this past weekend for 5 days/4 nights .\n\nFYI $28 resort fee here per day and rooms were about $55 with tax \n\nUpon check in- no rooms available 'with my requested type' (NS King- regular room- ) so we were placed into a two queen bed room for the night. (wasnt happy about that- my BF is larger- we were pretty squooshed in that bed!)\n\nNext day we had to try to get the 'right room' and had to stand in line at desk to do so (1/2 hour wait) and they gave us another room as they had said they would.\n\nUsually , in all the other hotels in Vegas they would upgrade or comp you something to try to make amends that first night- They didnt- and should have- moving rooms was a pain in the butt. I spoke with the front desk staff she was very \" I could give a rats ass if you stay here or not' and when I spoke with the manager on duty-even she didnt seem to care if I was unhappy or not.That fake smile was so annoying.\n\nIts not like the entire hotel was full- it was New years Day-everyone was checking OUT. \n\nTake note TI from Caesars,NYNY, and even CircusCircus - who have all done that ! Ive been to Las Vegas at least 10 times...Really TI?\n\nRoom was pretty standard-nothing spectacular- but bathroom and tub were nice size.\nHalls were really quiet and room was on 22nd floor with decent view.\n\nThe entrance where the check in is could use some updating- the colors are old and seventies and still a bit of that 'Pirate' flair which they look like they are moving away from.(and should - its not a daycare - its a hotel)


David Woolen always does a fantastic job - friendly, courteous and careful around areas where pets and kids play. I appreciate Bulwark Exterminating's always fantastic customer service.


It's a Paradise. Friendly service and consistent food as per the average Paradise. Perfect for a quick bite.


I love shanghai-nese food since I am shanghai-nese.  The staff was helpful in ordering stuff.  Food was quite good so no complaints.  I would come back when I am in town.


Ok so I have purchased items from RC Wiley and have spent a lot of money but will never again. I had a $500 credit limit after I purchased my fridge and when  iwent to use it towards ny bed room purchase it was no longer available due to me paying it off too soon????? (Apparently since I paid $500 in 2months instead of $25 in 10 months) When we attempted to question what they meant and if there was anything that couldbe done the supervisor emele pretty much told us to take a flying leap -are you serious!!  So I spent my $2300 at Ashley furniture. RC Wiley apparently is balling and they don't need me to buy anything. Good luck! when u have poor customer service reps representing you like that their making your company look bad.


HORRIBLE!!! DO NOT GO! I was excited about the yelp deal (65 dollars for two spa services).  Originally they scheduled me for a day they weren't even open, so I reschuled my appointment to a later date. Then they told me the yelp voucher expires on the 31 of this year... They were WRONG- I contacted yelp who explained that the voucher is valed for a year from the day of purchase.  I then called back the \"day spa\" and rescheduled my appointment again.\n\nI arrived at my appointment 15 mins early to fill out paperwork and relax.  As I was filling out paperwork at the front desk,  the very rude recptionist (Jasmine)  made a call (in front of me) to the technician who apparently didn't even know she had an appt today. So I was informed (after asking) that the technician would be 20-30 mins LATE!!!  I thought no big deal, I will wait in the relaxation room that all days spas have... Well, not this one! There are a few scattered, very used and old chairs in the hallway to sit in while you wait. \n\nAt this point the experience was so poor and I was so irritated, I questioned how bad the services would be as well.  I spoke with Jasmine who didn't care one bit and decided massage envy down the street would be better- at least there they are polite and have a waiting area.\n\nWhile I was waiting I galnced at the pedi chairs which are the same type and quality that you find at a walmart.\n\nCanyon falls is NO SPA at all. It is a generic place with a very disappointing atmosphere and rude staff!


First time here , I was advised by a friend, I like Mediterranean cuisine Italian to lebanese , The outside is well lite and you can see the name of the restaurant from far, I got a warm welcome and sat down by the bar where Joel and Anthony greeted me and introduced themself , asa first timer I ask for the food menu and Anthony sugested a few things also let met taste some wine a very unique Blend of shiraz, sauvignon frank and cavernet sauvignon medium body slightly sweet and hint of spices,  after that I tried the Hummus which was very nicely done a creamy puree of the garbanzo and lemon juice fresh\nAfter that I tried the Kebbeh Senieh a Ground beef mixed cracked wheat spices onions pine nuts baked and served with a cucumber yogurt ,and side of steamed vegetables Anthony suggested a side of spicy chilli. sauce which gave it a whole new taste , a fresh soft to the palate but with a hit of spice from. the chilli, over all a great experience at Naya , I will be back for more for sure.


No complaints...ok well maybe one, it has nothing to do with the Spa it was me. I needed more time.


There isn't much to say that hasn't been said.  Easily the best meal I've ever had.


The start of our experience with Thrifty was fine.  Got a great deal on-line through a third party.  Showed up to the counter and had to wait a bit but not long.  No hassle about extra fees or anything going through the rental process.  Went out to the garage to pick out a car.  We started loading all of our stuff into a car but then realized we actually thought a car a few spots down the row was more roomy.  So we moved everything to that car.  So we thought.  Here's where the trouble started.  We drove out of the garage with our rental that evening and the next morning we realized that we had left a laptop in the other car!  We immediately started calling all of the numbers for the Thrify desk at Sky Harbor.  NO ONE EVER ANSWERED THE PHONE.  Apparently there's no one at the desk on Sundays.  And the lost and found office isn't open at ALL on the weekends.  Because people don't loose stuff on the weekend????  I don't know.  Meanwhile, we're left wondering if someone has found our laptop or, worse, has driven away with it in their rental car!  We knew exactly which car it was left in, which spot it was parked in, etc.  All we needed was for someone to go out to the garage and see if it was still there but we had to wait.  We go through the process of filling out the on-line lost and found form on-line.  We resume calling on Monday morning, bright and early.  After many hours we finally get ahold of a person in the lost and found office who can only tell us that a) they did not find our laptop and b) the car is no longer in the spot in the garage (so it's probably been rented, with our laptop in it).  We can never get ahold of anyone at the rental desk nor can we reach the manager on duty (it goes to voicemail which is NEVER answered).  We spend many, many, MANY hours on the phone calling all kinds of Thrifty numbers - local, corporate, etc. - but keep getting the same run around about filling out the on-line form.  The problem, of course, is that the car that was rented is not our car and it may not even be returned to the same airport.  The lost and found process assumes that you left an item in the car that YOU rented and returned.  This is not the case.  If this car is returned to a different Thrifty location we will NEVER find this item because apparently there is no way to search through ALL of the lost and found offices on a national level.  Or at least there is no one at Thrify that is interested in doing this for us.  Over the course of 5 days, we NEVER got through to anyone at the counter or to the manage on duty, despite leaving several messages.  That's the bottom line.  NO ONE THERE GAVE A CRAP ABOUT OUR SITUATION.  Not renting from them again.


Best place and people EVER!!! Andy the head chef is absolutely amazing the nicest person you can ever meet. He converted me to a sushi lover, i would always come here with my wife and just get non sushi food till Andy got hired he had me try a couple of his specialty rolls and made me my own onion ring roll. Now I love sushi and don't mind when my wife asks to come here, I actually ask her now to come!! BEST BEST PLACE EVER!!!!


We had a blast!  We stayed at the Excalibur (Where it is located) and ate here the last night in town.  GREAT time!  Music was cool, waitress was a total biotch and right on task with the whole place! The food is good, not great but prices were reasonable. Don't miss the frozen drink bar, 32 oz of seriously leaded Cat 5 Hurricane in a $16 plastic hurricane cup and get it refilled for $9 every time after.  SO GOOD!


I accidentally stumbled into this place while trying to get to another pizza place that is right down the street and it sure was a bad mistake. The theme here is kinda like night club meets dirty strip bar with shitty house music and terrible decor. The staff just left me standing at the counter for like five minutes before taking my order and when I got the Za's they where greasy as hell, the sauce had no flavor, and the dough was not good at all. Unless you are super drunk and need a places that is open at 5 am stay away!


In bar waiting no service just stupid  need new management


don't go here.\nafter reading reviews, i went to it.\ni and my friend ordered 2 pastas. they were horrible taste.\nalfredo didn't have anything. only it and sauce.\nif you are very hungry, i want to recoomend here.\nthey serve huge amount of pastas


Stopped here for some drinks after a wonderful dinner so this is a drinks only rating.  The place is kind of divey which is fine.  I like a good dive. The bartenders both a litle odd. My drink ws okay but its hard to screw up a captain and diet.  My friends drinks were awful.  They kept trying to add stuff to it to make it better.   Probably would skip this place next time.


TOP FLOOR ROOMS NOT SAFE DURING HEAVY RAIN!  Rude front desk that doesn't care about guest safety. \n\nWe were staying on the 28th floor.  It was raining and there where some leaks in the hall.  All of the sudden the alarm goes off- we wait for a while- it is still going off.  We head into the hall to see if anyone can tell is what is going on.  We see a panicked woman visiting the US for Austrailia.  She is scared and so we headed down the fire escape.  About the 14th floor we couldn't hear the sirens so we exited the stairwell and we could still hear the alarm.  We didn't know if the elevators were safe.  The fire exit path was not marked as you headed out to the roof over the casino so we had to try several doors at each turn.  We finally get into the hotel and no one knows what we are talking about.  We are told to go to the front desk. \n\nAt the front desk we hailed a manager.  Our Australian women was still shaking so I went and got her a chair from the Casino.  It was right at shift change so the first manager told us it was a false alarm and we would be moved.   She passed us off to Mildred.  She was nice.  We were downgraded rooms in the move so we asked for a manager.  \n\nRyan Ramsey came up.  He offered to comp our night for tonight.  When we asked about the fire escape not being marked he just said \"what do you want me to do?\"  When we asked if it was the same kind of room and he said since we didn't pay for the upgrade we weren't entitled to any else.  We said we were very scared and upset he smirked and told us \"I don't know what you want me to do...\"  \n\nWe asked why no one- even the front desk manager knew about the alarm as they could be checking people into unsafe rooms.  He said they had already stopped checking people into those rooms because of the leaks.   We asked why we had t been called with an offer to move- he said \"we just don't do that\"\n\nWe asked to speak to his manager.  He said there was no one we could talk to.  That there was no one there higher up than him.  If we wanted to complain we had to email the vp of operations.  We questioned that there was no management level between him and her and he said no.  \n\nAt this point now were are furious- he says something like \"I comped you for tonight I don't know what you want me to do\". He was INCREDIBLY condescending.  He also told us how frustrated he was because he just got here and he got this problem thrown at us.  We tried to ask him if he was frustrated how did he think we felt.  He didn't care.  \n\nWe went upstairs and the bellman was not there because we hadn't gotten back from the front desk.  Honestly at this point we were a little scared and just wanted out of the room.  We called another bellman and shoved everything into bags as fast as we could.  We warned a few guests that the alarm had gone off and there where leaks in our rooms.\n\nI got a call from Raina who said Ryan had said that there was a problem.  I told her my problems and she did apologize. \n\nI have never been treated like this before.


Went to this place yesterday for dinner....amazing food, great ambience, good service! A tad too dark though.\n\nThis place was really happening even on a Thursday night but, it is too dark to see your food. It is perfect for a romantic setting where it does not matter what you eat till you date looks good eating it. My boyfriend and I shared the pork taco plate, the tacos are bite-size, never seen such small tacos. We had to order extra tacos (of course, they were not free), but the meat was just awesome. A great place for fun dinner, a little on the expensive side but worth it if you do not want to look at what you are eating.


Burger Bar was good but it was not fantastic. We started with zucchini fries which were okay and went with the fat fries which were luke-warm and tasted stale. After reading a few of the reviews about the great beer menu I tried the Troubadour Obscura after delving through the extensive beer menu! I picked it because I love a good stout, but this was the worst beer I have ever had, but that has more to do with my choice than anything else. \n\nAs for the burgers I went with a Kobe burger with egg, bacon and avocado and my wife went with the Kobe with pineapple, bacon, and aioli. First I am glad I ordered mine medium-well because the wife ordered her's medium and I swear I heard it moo! I was expecting an amazing burger but it was really only so-so. I have had better burgers at in-n-out and it definitely wasn't worth the $75 bill. \n\nThe saving grace was the Black and White Milkshake which was to die for! The shake was thick enough to eat with a spoon and had large diameter straw to accommodate the big chunks of cookie dough in every sip and the chocolate whip cream on top was amazing!!! \n\nThe other thing that earned the 3 star rating was the excellent waitress. She had plenty of suggestions based on what her likes were and she was there every time we even thought we need something!


We loved this beautiful museum with friendly staff.  Get the free headsets to learn more details.  It had a great balance of local history with more contemporary art.  We saw some new (just new to us) techniques and mediums like casein paint, egg tempera, etc. Very nice little gift shop.


Love this place - a must stop every time I am in the greater PHX area on business.\nSean and Elena in the bar are the best!!! Food is great, atmosphere even better after work and for games. Try the Scotch Eggs - a real treat.


Worst service. Had reservations and was bring our child to celebrate her Bday.  Had to walk out after an hour of waiting.  Manager was passive and didn't care.  DO NOT GO HERE unless you have to do the touristy thing!


This was a fun night out! My daughter won tickets last time she went and so she brought me along for the next trip! She show was very entertaining, funny, and witty. The actors clearly enjoy themselves and have fun with it. The content was on the \"adult side\" which was really funny and made it even better. The food, eh. It really wasn't bad but it wasn't great. I would be nice if the food was a little better quality, would really make it worth it and get you back more often. I would go back for a different show for sure, they seem to have 3 right now that they have upcoming performances of and they talked about some new ones that will be coming in the next year or so. Fun night out for a date, girls night, etc.


Went on Tuesday (18 December 2012). Not the best Italian in Edinburgh. Probably not the best within a few hundred yards of the Assembly Rooms. Fairly good antipasti despite the crostini being slightly stale. Nice pork belly. Tip top roast potatoes. Too rich chocolate tart. The room was interesting and enjoyable. \nBut with average food there has to be something really special to make you come back. It lacked wow or pizazz. The staff were competent and pleasant. But in competition with family run places like Nonna's in Morningside they're sure to come second.


Yesterday, while working, I felt my knee pop, a large amount of pain, and out of no where, I fell flat on my back. \n\nThe ambulance was called, and Rose De Lima would have been less busy, and closer. I agreed.\n\nI was seen very quickly. The staff was very accommodating, and my full session at the hospital was about 2 hours.\n\nI had an xray done on my knee, and they told me that nothing was broken. They did not do an MRI, which kind of left me Peeved. I don't think that I should have to wait two days to see if there is any muscular damage.....but hey. \n\nThey gave me a prescription for motrin, and a doctor that I can do a follow up with in a few days, along with some crutches. They called me this morning to check up on me, and addressed any of my concerns.


We arrived to pick up our vehicle having a reservation.  Despite the line not being particularly long they took forever.  Everything they tried to sell to my husband he declined.  Despite that we turned in the car being charged $337.77 for 3 days for a Camry despite having a quote of $142.08 for a Corolla.  One of our charges was for an upgrade which they say my husband agreed to although he never did.  Another thing they did was charge us for fuel.  They told my husband it was cheaper to have them fill up the vehicle when he returned the car.  That may have been true if the vehicle was returned empty.  They charge you for a full tank of gas despite what you use.  They failed to mention that.  I'm sure it was it the small print somewhere so our mistake but consider it a warning.  They left out the important fact which is deceiving.  We returned a car with 3/4 of a full tank and were charged $54.72 for fuel.  I will not use Hertz again.


Excellent bread and the meatballs are to.die.for. Veal and pork with little-to-no binder. The meat is ground fine and the huge portions are super-tender. This is the real deal, no doubt about that! Service at the tables was excellent, I had a nice wine pairing with my dinner, and the bread is delicious with the spicy oil and herbed butter! I liked how the owner worked the room like Artie Bucco - that was a nice touch. This is a real family establishment. \n\nService at the bar disappointed me the most, though. Although I had a seat and the bar was not full, no one seemed to give a shit that we were sitting there for 10 minutes until Artie came out to see what's doin' and that was when we were able to tell him we wanted to order drinks. And then he told the bartender to get us something, which she did, silently. \nI had to ask to be served, then ask for a refill, then ask for my tab, then stand there awkwardly waiting for the bartender to return with it while she attended to other business in the meantime while holding my card...?


Being situated within a minutes walk of Edinburgh Uni halls of residence, The Crags is of course marketed entirely for students.  The food and drink is cheap, they show major sporting events on the large screens in each of its two rooms and they offer 'yellow cards' which get you discounts on drinks.  In my first year they used to have 'Quids Night' where most drinks only cost one pound and it was the ideal place to begin a cheap(ish) night on the town.  The new alcohol laws have of course banished this possibility but the drinks still remain reasonably priced.  Further, the food is excellent and they serve a burger of your choice with a pint for just \u00a33.50 which is easily a meal in itself.\nThe pool tables are in good condition, there is plenty of comfortable seating and the bar staff are efficient at dealing with the queues when it's busy.  The Crags is the ideal place to either unwind on lazy afternoons, enjoy the match or begin your big night out.


Let's see where to begin, the menu states that all burgers are cooked to medium and had ordered it that way but it came out well over done! Also the chicken sandwich which is way over priced($9) for just two fried chicken strips on sandwich, come on you can get way better chicken sandwich at chick fil a for half that price! Plus to add on to it the chef/ kitchen staff doesnt know how to run a kitchen and an owner that doesnt know how to run a restaurant.... Over all will never return!!!


I stayed at the cosmopolitan for our 5 year anniversary.  We booked their suite with wrap-around balcony and the view of the fountains.. paid around 900 bucks for 2 nights.\n\nThe good:\n- Best views in vegas - we had a view of the bellagio fountains and the strip\n- Big room - 1200 sqft of room.. thats massive\n- Convenient location, central to everything\n- Most of the staff was courteous and polite\n\nThe bad:\n- no drinking water ( most hotels at least have a bottle - specially needed after a long flight and super-hot vegas weather )\n- no coffee machine\n- no toiletries beyond the basics - we asked for a shaving kit which took 1 hour to arrive. There was no bath scrub, etc. which most hotels in this price range offer. \n- gym access was 20 bucks per day - I actually had made sure that the hotel had gym, I guess they forget to mention that you have to pay to use it\n- renting a chair at the pool was a few hundred bucks\n- chocolate cake took 1 hour to arrive and wasn't that good\n- we ate at the Chinese+mexican restaurant which was basically overpriced and lousy food.\n- the bathroom light wasn't working, so i called the concierge. nothing happened for 2 hours, and I had to call again. they said the previous person didn't put the request in.\n\nI have stayed in a lot of vegas hotels, both for work and pleasure from 60 per night to the mgm sky lofts - but this hotel has underwhelmed me the most.  I have come to expect a certain level of service from high end hotel, and the cosmopolitan completely disappoints.


It's a good thing they have super good sales on their meat and fish because otherwise I would never come here. \n\nTheir produce is only so so.  I buy milk a lot here because it seems to be on sale every week. And then the meat and fish - they normally have some sort of buy one, get one or buy one, get two deal on something. And you can't pass that up. \n\nThe service here completely sucks though. The cashiers and probably the least friendly people on the face of the earth. They don't even acknowledge you half the time. And they are all so ssslllooowww. It takes three times as long to check out at this store then any other store I go to. \n\nI will continue to look at their ads and come when they have good sales. But I'm so glad this doesn't have to be my only option for groceries!


Probably one of my favorite steak houses. I just like the way they cook their steaks. Especially when you hear it coming to your table sizzling with butter. Yummy! I came here once at 11 PM and I ordered a steak medium rare and it was in front of me in less than fifteen minutes. Wow, such quick service. I also had the au gratin potatoes and it was creamy and cheesy. I also like their shoestring potatoes,tasty and very crispy. They had several ways of cooking spuds and they all looked inviting, too bad I could not order thenm all at once. I have never had bad steak here. Its an old reliable for me.


Hookahs are the draw here. The food is mediocre and the atmosphere quite blah. If smoking sheesha is your thing, there aren't many old town Scottsdale options so this may be your place. My bud ordered lamb tongue and was pretty happy with it. I didn't have the balls to try it, but if you do you may be in for a pleasant adventure.


If you like olives, you have to get the fried olives stuffed with sausage!  I had the braised short rib and it was fabulous, hearty and fork tender.  Giving 3 stars because the prosciutto pizza was not that great.  Just needed to be cooked a little longer and not enough flavor.


After a rousing morning of volunteering at Three Square, the Boss decides to take the whole team to lunch! Yay! The girls want Mexican and we just went to Lindo, so let's go to Frank and Fina's!\n\nService is great here. We didn't have to wait long for anything--seating, food, the check, etc. The menu is one page, front and back, but it offers plenty of choices. There are at least SIX DIFFERENT vegetarian options, which is huge. I tried the chile relleno and vegetable tamale combo, which was excellent. The fact that they even offered veggie tamales was unusual (and appreciated.)\n\nThe only downside I found was that they charge $2 if you split a dish. I'm not sure if this is an added gratuity or something, but I don't think much of it. I suppose not everyone know or follows the \"tip as if you ordered two entrees\" rule, so it's not a huge issue. Our server did note it as we ordered, which is appreciated.\n\nWill be back.


You now the first time I went to the Griddle, I was semi-pleased. It was the second and third time that got me fed up! For service: I have to say its a 50/50. They're service is very unproductive, they almost have no professionalism and knowledge to what the waitstaff need to say or do. The very first waitress that we had was very pleasant, but the second and third time sucked ass. We had to ask for this and that too many times. The food is also inconsistent, the third time I went I ordered \"Griddle combo or something like that\". I asked for fruit instead of the house hash for $1. So when it came, it was incorrect and the portion size were so small. Here's an example, house hash, mushrooms,spinach, onions, and chicken. Portions came out in that order and there was literally 4 pieces of chicken that were the size of croutons . Pathetic! For $10.   VERY OVERRATED. Just order pancakes and that's it, otherwise you will be disappointed.


It was okay, but \"Meh, I've experienced better.\" We were a party of 6 on a Thursday night. They made it clear that they close by 9:30pm and that they were ready for us to go. However,the server was pretty friendly and fast.\n\nThe food was just okay. The rolls were very average at best, not tightly rolled. The Catepillar roll had a very sweet eel sauce (more like a maple flavored sauce) and it was hard to eat. We had to remind them that our order was not all complete...perhaps in the rush to get our food out so we could leave by the time they closed, they may have overlooked or order. \n\nI'm confused about how this place got such high reviews, since they didn't even come close in my experience.


great food reviews on www.bigtsreviews.com


Great variety of machines from many eras and lots of fun.


Stayed at the Wm Penn down the street for a wedding and needed a last minute haircut. Friendly, helpful, all around good cut!


They have gone severely down hill. Have gone here for a couple years for close by chinese. I wouldn't go back.


Of all the Lodges, this one has the best bartenders and servers. All others have left a bad taste in my mouth. This location is awesome and will recommended to anyone.


Let's get fired up! *Claps* and *spirit sprinkles*... sorry the ex-cheerleader couldn't help but think of that chant when I walked in.  =P.  Okay, now we can talk about the joint.  The first thing that came to mind when I walked in was, this place has some character!  What a refreshing change from the overpopulation of chain restaurants on Ray road.  I was greeted immediately as I walked up to the front door, and the service continued to impress me throughout the entire meal.  I was waiting for my friends to arrive, so I decided to take advantage of the last few minutes of Happy hour and order a hummus tray and PAMI tini (Pomegranate martini). The Martini was very good, not as sweet as most places, which I prefer.  The pita bread on the hummus tray was fantastic, toasted just perfectly.  Of the trio we preferred the chipotle and pesto, the jalape\u00f1o cilantro was a little bland and surprisingly not spicy.   For dinner we all ended up ordering the same thing, so I can only report on one item.  It was their baked rotollo ... and it was fantastic!  It was like a huge manicotti stuffed with cheese, veggies and pesto, then topped with more cheese and red sauce.... an Italian vegetarians dream!  Fired up grill is a hidden gem in the middle of the chain mafia in Chandler. I'll definitely be back.


Wanted to start off day with a good meal, dropped by del taco never at breakfast here before. The food was fresh the service amazing. Thanks del taco for making me full and happy and ready to start day.


I really love their outdoor patio.  It is a great place to chill and have a beer in the summertime--and Mickey's really does have oh-so-many tasty microbrews on tap!  \n\nI love the concept of the indoor bar, as well.  It's a converted house with each room painted a different color.  My favorite is the reddish-room just off of the main bar area.\n\nI just tried the food last night.  I had a \"Mickey's Burger,\" which was good, but I've had better.  I was super excited to try the \"Sexy Fries,\" which are thin slices of potatoes with truffle oil and parmesan.  Really, they weren't that great.  They might have been if the potatoes had been evenly layered with the oil and parmesan, but only a few slices on the whole stack seemed to have any flavor.  I dunno about you, but I don't really like eating plain potatoes.  The cheese curds weren't all cooked completely, which was extremely sad because I could see their potential for being phenomenal if they had been.  They had a good coating and tasty cheese, but it just wasn't melted thoroughly.  I'd eat here again, anyway.


It's been a while since I've been to this Taco Bell.  I dropped in for lunch yesterday and had great service from the cashier Juan.  He was friendly, patient, and made sure the order was correct.  He also made recommendations to customers on the combo menu if it saved them money or if there was a similar items that they might be interested in.  He should be recognized for his effort as most fast food employees don't give a **** about their job or customers.\n\nMy food came out fast and accurate.  I ordered a 7 Layer Burrito and 2 Bean Burritos.  The only knock on it was that the Bean Burritos were messy.  When they wrapped them, they got red Sauce all over the outside of it...so the Sauce got on my hands.  Oh well, that happens sometimes during the busy lunch rush.\n\nReturn Factor - 60%


Really great Thai food with amazing prices! My favorites are the Pad Kee Mao and the Golden Fried Thai Rice! The place is small and feels like you're in their home! I'd definitely recommend it to everyone!


Show up on Monday to place your order or Pasty's - pick up Tuesday. Very good and love the brown gravy that goes with it! Nice friendly people running this very busy establishment. We're going to try breakfast there soon.


Not sure if this is just normal for a place that just opened but pretty much everything was bad for us. Too bright lighting, dirty seats, hard to read menus, bad salsa, weird chips, terrible margaritas, slow to no service (had to ask for someone to come to the table) $18 for fajitas that contained 6 small shrimp? 3 tiny tortillas with that? Yikes, won't be back...


So obviously I \"HAD\" to try this place since it's all about the deserts and well, it was in the movie! I went in looking for what to try... noticing that the prices were a little above average (that's a given), but there are some specialty deserts that are $700+ and $1k+ INSANE!!! \n\nNo I didn't spend that kind of money on something that melts. We asked the bar tender what Serendipity is known for and what is a \"must try\". I guess the one in NY there's always a line out the door for the Frozen Hot Chocolate. So that's what we got, while it was on it's way I saw the bar tender make some really yummy looking drinks apparently it was a Berry Mojito and a Strawberry Cheesecake Mojito! And just because it was Vegas and you can... I said \"I'll take one of each to-go as well\". \n\nMy thoughts, the Frozen Hot Choc was average, nothing I would stand in line for hours for. It's like a chocolate shake basically that's rich and tastes like it has frozen micro ice in it... the flavor is just that \"hot chocolate\"..... The mojito however.. OMG, yum! I'm not one to like greenery in my alcohol, but these were exceptional. The Cheesecake one is good if you like syrupy and sweet. My personal favorite was the Berry Mojito. \n\nI'd give this place another try for some of the actual food next time I'm there.


FYI as of 2013-Sep-27 this place is open again.  New management and name, same location.  \n\nFriend and I went in to see how it had changed.  I had not visited when this place a full Maid cafe, but rather further back when it was Anime Ramen.  \n\nThe staff wear outfits, but the services which I would expect at a Maid cafe were not present (sing-along, dance routines, photo-ops, etc.) so they may just be focusing more on the atmosphere.  \n\nFood was average, which for this town is actually pretty good.  They were still working on getting the kitchen fully stocked so not every menu item was available.  The staff is friendly and easy-going.  Dining area is clean and they kept the water glasses full. Menu prices are reasonable.  Meal and a dessert may run you about $20.  \n\nIf want a different decor for your Japanese food, I'd definitely visit this place. It's the only game in town if you enjoy anime/outfits with your mochi.


Very average and tends to be Overpriced. Based on two visits with our family I doubt we will return as there are too many high quality options in Charlotte. \nAlso -- avoid the Sunday brunch!!  Food was variable and not worth the price. Eggs Benedict and shrimp-grits were very good. Carvery, jumbalaya, and soup were not up to standard.


This airline is definitely no-frills, as other reviewers have stated. No TV, attendants didn't smile, nickel-and-dime everything -- wot, no peanuts or pretzels or crackers? Not even one lil' bag? Are you kidding me? You have to buy their snack bag to get those. That used to be one of flying's great joys. A tiny bag of salty goodness. Not on this airline! \n\nWe've flown them before, but don't recall them EVER being this tight-assed. We've learned not to check luggage if we can at all help it because they charge $15 per bag. That's insane, but we know that's how they are, so we made do with carry-ons. Of course, that means the overhead bins fill up really fast and makes the cranky attendants even crankier. Whaddaya expect, lady, ordinarily most of this stuff would be checked! The employees seemed rather unhappy all-around. \n\nHowever, the flights themselves were basically decent. On time. It's worth it to us to put up with the lack of luxury when it's a really short flight and my Amex points are covering most of it. But for a longer flight, or if we have to come out of pocket more money, we'd look for a more comfortable airline.


Revo Burrito (yes, it is pronounced REE-vo) is my new obsession. It's another restaurant by Lenny Rosenberg, the inventor of Blue Burrito Grille, and current owner of Father's Office knockoff Delux Burger and mediocre sushi joint Zen 32. Situated on the same corner as its cousins, Revo Burrito stands apart as a delicious, fresh, pile of amazingness. The best way to describe the food is like a Chipotle that is run by gourmet chefs. The beans are delicious, if a bit simple, and have perfect texture. The rice is amazing; it is creamy with corn mixed in. I have had the grilled veggie burrito (squash, peppers, etc.) and the organic black bean burrito, both of which are great. I would recommend the veggie, though, and order it as a platter with rice and beans on the side so you can still get your fill of both. The combo platters also come with so-so chips and fresh salsa -- get the tomatillo. The pricing usually works out to be a bit on the high side for a quick-service joint: A burrito combo and a lemonade will set you back about $12 by the time all is said and done, so it isn't cheap, but it is worth it.\n\nThe burritos are made fresh and the service is very helpful. It is a modified Pei Wei sort of set up where you order at the counter and they bring the food to you. The decor is very trendy and eclectic, although I find it very annoying when a restaurateur spends so much time and effort on the design and architectural detail of the space, then starts printing up signs like \"order here\" and \"we now serve brown rice\" on what appears to be a HP inkjet, then tapes them to the registers, counters, etc. There is a reason why sign professionals exist -- use them.\n\nAnd, the best comes last: The lemonade, oh the lemonade. I could do without the gaudy FastSigns that assault you at the entrance, but I can forgive them because the lemonade is so amazing. They serve a traditional, fresh-squeezed, old-fashioned lemonade in addition to mango, strawberry and raspberry flavors. I recommend going for a mix of the two berries... it is heaven. I would drink it all day long if I could.\n\nStop by Rev Burrito one of these nights, and odds are you will see me there enjoying a veggie combo. Seriously, I will be there.


The food is great but I have problems every time I go to this location.  Service is very poor. I will not be going to this location any longer I leave upset every time. . .


Et tu, Hanny's? I can forgive your average food served at room temperature because your environment shows some effort at creating style and life in downtown PHX. However, I can not forgive martini's that are so small they come with itsy bitsy teenie weenie yellow polka dot bikini's....You lost me at the drinks...


Really good food! I am surprised to hear about poor service as our server was friendly and our food came out SUPER fast!!!! We will definitely be back!!


I was super excited to see the show. I wish I didn't see the Youtube videos thouygh because I feel like I ruined the show, BUT seeing people do the silliest things is just plain hilarious.


Pricey for what you get. Pretty good flavor. Service was ok. I'd say go to Elmer's right down the street instead.


The broth is weak and there's a funny taste in the meatballs. The one on rainbow used to be one of my favorites. The food quality and flavor have really slipped with the expansion. Much better Pho one block either way.


I've learned to be especially wary of one star reviews, as they tend to reflect some sort of vindictiveness not generally based on the actual merits of a restaurant.  This, however, is a one star review based only on Bento's surprising ability to disappoint even the most meager of expectations.\n\nMy girlfriend and I went to Bento on a whim because it's very convenient to our place, and is cheap.  We figured that given the general rarity of bad Asian meals, and our low expectations based on Bento's prices, it'd easily be a worthwhile meal.\n\nWe were wrong.  \n\nI was not expecting great sushi at Bento's $8.75 sushi buffet.  After all, sushi quality fish is expensive, and all you can eat is generally even more expensive (in my experience, nearly $20 at a different lunch buffet.)  Even with the expectation that fish was going to be scarce and rice plentiful, I found that Bento outdid themselves.  \n\nI actually got some comedic value out of how artfully they slathered their rolls in dark sauces to obscure the fact that some of the rolls had no fish at all in them!  In fact, it was the \"Bento Special\" roll that I dissected, only to find there to be literally nothing but rice in its depths.  As an appreciator of comedy (and occasionally of art,) I have to tip my hat to Bento's \"chef\" for his masterful sushi tromp l'oeil!  \n\nThe other rolls were mostly just deep fried chicken wrapped around rice with a very, very small amount of what was presumably fish (pink solids.)  Their rendition of the venerable \"Philly Roll\" contained jalapenos, cream cheese, and nothing else.  Hmmmm.\n\nMy girlfriend was smarter, though not by a wide margin, and went with one of the \"Special\" Bento boxes.  Her General Tso's Tofu was edible, though certainly not moreso than a frozen Asian meal from the supermarket.\n\nThe last notable part of our meal was the bizarrely terrible ginger sauce, which we both tried.  Having never had anything but tasty ginger dressings at sushi restaurants, we were both unpleasantly surprised by just how bad this was.\n\nSummary: If you know that you are getting yourself into some seriously low quality sushi and bento box fare, this might be just the spot for you.  If you, like me, would much rather have 6 fresh and tasty sushi rolls for a similar price, don't be suckered in by the \"all you can eat\" sign.


Every time I layover in CLT, I always stop in the food court in the main concourse to get me some pulled pork!!  The meat quality isn't top notch, but it still tastes damn good once you add some BBQ and slaw on top!! The slaw is yummy.  So is the corn, baked beans, and Mac n cheese!! I get an extra side for $1.  Kinda pricey here, but it's the airport, and this is the better food option in the food court!  Better tasting, not better for you!!!  Platters are around $12-$15, and pulled pork sammy was $9.  But what's nice is they don't charge extra for the slaw. \nI love pulled pork BBQ & slaw! Yum.


Finding indoor activities for toddlers is challenging in the heat of the AZ summer, but thanks to an invitation from my friend Jane B, I took my little one to check this place out this past weekend, and we had a blast!\n\nThe location is not the most convenient for me, but even considering the 30 minute drive, it was worth it to get an hour of solid playtime for sure... and of course, my son slept great after class too!\n\nI loved the casual and extremely clean environment at Gymboree, and I also loved that there was plenty of time when we arrived to get settled and play on our own before the official class began.  The structured class was great as we went from activity to activity including climbing, sliding, jumping, singing, pushing bouncing, and bubbles too!  I also like that they break down each class by age, so all of the kids in the class we attended were close in age and activity level.\n\nWe didn't join, but we do plan on dropping in for class again in the near future.  I also hear this is an excellent venue to host a party, so I'll keep that in mind for the future too.  Thanks Gymboree!


I read the bad reviews about the tailor but I have been there about 4 times and everything has looked good every time. I think the last 3 times I have just pinned the stuff myself so not sure about how anything he needs to pin works out. I just go because it's convenient but I just did pay $20 to have a dress hemmed. Not sure what they would charge elsewhere but I haven't had any problems so far so I keep going.


A great experience all around. Had to wait for a little over an hour to be seated, but we were there on a Saturday during dinner, so it was kind of expected. And there was certainly plenty of entertainment around. \n\nThe staff was friendly and attentive, the beer selection was wonderful. We had two delicious appetizers between five of us. \n\nWhen our food arrived, it was spectacular. We got three orders of fries between us, but the highlight of bunch were the truffle parmesan fries. So frakkin good. My burger was cooked a perfect medium-rare and was amazing. Definitely recommend the Farm Burger.\n\nI found the prices reasonable and will for surely return in the future.


Great items, great philosophy.


I do not normally write reviews but I am so mind blogged about what happened last night that I have to write this. \n \n(Pros: The Greek Salad and The Milo Special.)\n\nThe Greek Salad: It was surprisingly great! It was a mixture of tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers and onions, that was accompanied by feta cheese and dressed with a vinaigrette. It was very delicious, if you like the tomatoes. If you don't, I would skip it. \n\nThe Milo Special:  At least this is what I think it is called. It was zucchini and eggplant that was lightly fried and had a yogurt dipping with it. That was the highlight of the night. \n\n(Meh: The Calamari and The Wine)\n\nThe Calamari: It was a little chewy. I didn't really care for it. \n\nThe Wine: It was sweet, but I could stomach it. \n\n(Cons: The Service/Staff and The Fish, The Atmosphere, and The Steak Fries)\n\nLet's Start with the food: The Fish was okay. It was basically red snapper with capers, lemon, and olive oil. It was okay, but I had better. It would be in the meh section, but it was 200 dollars. For 200 dollar fish, it better knock my socks off. Also,  it had bones in it. \nThe steak fries were awful. There was no seasoning or anything there and they were soggy. \n\nThe atmosphere: It was was so loud in this place. I couldn't hear anything. We had a large party and couldn't hear half of the conversation. It was very loud. \n\nThe service and staff: They were slow. We arrived at 7:30 didn't leave until 11 or so. Plus, when I asked them to explain a few items on the menu they couldn't adequately explain things to me. (that is if you can hear anything in this place) They are also business people. They like to deceive you here.  \nWe asked for water, they bring us bottled water that they charge 8 dollars a pop for. We asked for fish, they tell us that it can't feed a group of our size, and adds lamb, which is another 200 dollars. (I didn't eat the lamb that is why is it not on here). Its not the prices that were the problem, it was the fact that they deceived us and ranked up the bill. We had eight people and they added 18 percent gratitude on the bill which is probably why he was making a lot of the suggestions.  I rather you be upfront with me about the prices and let me make the choice if I wanted to eat there or not. This is the type of thing that is admired there, and it is a shame. I will not be dining there anymore. But needless to say, we were blindsided by the bill and took about 30 minutes to figure out, which they complained about. It was ridiculous. Never again will I eat there for some mediocre fish.  I had better fish for a 1/20 of that price. Real disappointment.


Sensational and Orgasmic! Mark made me feel so relaxed with his magic hands. Ask for him ladies when you go in.


I truly do love the Jabbawockeez. The things they did on ABDC were extraordinary and it transcended the hip hop dance group genre for years to come. The masks they don are a trademark and it's so huge in the scheme of marketing and style. The numbers they performed on MTV really captured the imaginations of audiences and the masks themselves allowed them to provide a physical humor as well. I'm a hip hop dancer myself and it was incredible watching them week after week wowing audiences. \n\nThey have added additional dancers (several actually) and are doing all brand new numbers. The theme \"Prism\" deals with colors and how it works into the show and our lives too.  The show is definitely geared towards families although some of the jokes are supposed to fly over the head of kids and get a chuckle out of high schoolers and adults alike. I really enjoyed the pretty neat production of the show. Flashy lasers, bright colorful lights, LED screens and thumping sound systems. The humor to me anyways had me cracking up. I enjoy how the Jabbawockeez embraced themselves as dancing mimes and they work it really well into the skits. The crowd interaction midway through the show is a good way to connect with the people.. although I felt it may have dragged on a little long. \n\nSince I have seen the show twice, once when I first moved here and recently last night,  I have to be as honest as possible from my dancers perspective (first), I'd like to believe the show, with it's top notch production and sick lighting lacked some of the energy that's needed to truly wow the audience. Some of the movements were missing that \"punch\" of energy and precision that provides the illusions to the moves themselves. It's really noticeable imo if you compare some of their older work to how they move now. Maybe 2 shows a night for 5-7 days a week can be taxing and it's just not easy to be synchronized from start to finish... but unfortunately it's expected from them. \n\nSome of the numbers desperately needed more on the choreography front too. Again, Jabba is known for creating the illusions and sometimes it seems like they are simply doing a choreographed number we see at a normal hip hop class at a local dance studio. If the numbers are lacking on top of the effort of the movement, it's tough to embrace the things that made America love them. \n\nOn a more positive note, I still have to give them credit on a few pieces that still made me say \"Siccckkkkkk\" like two man number on \"I got 5 on it\"  and their final battle scene. Their natural charm through their movements will always be endearing to people, especially kids. But for the hardcore lovers of dance and an even casual fan... I'd love to just see them break more boundaries and step up on the effort.


So disappointed in this restaurant.  Maggiano's  is one of my favorite restaurants in the Chicago area. However, this restaurant left me homesick for the Maggiano's from Chicago. I don't know what they are doing here but the food didn't taste the same, sad.


Terrible service. Mediocre food.


Not bad at all.  I Had a cheesesteak, daughter had a dog.   The  only negative would be that the meals are entree and fries, drink is separate.  Looking forward to trying breakfast menu as well as other items.


Second time here. Both times here I've had the lunch buffet for $9.99. It includes salad soup (chicken or beef) and about 12 hot options and white rice. The food is good and both times I've been the owner/cook came over and asked if there was anything she could make for us or make differently. Most foods on the buffet aren't very spicy by Thai standards but again the owner is more then willing to accomadate different tastes. I ordered a Thai Tea which I highly recommend if you've never had one. It's a sweet Creamy tea and thoroughly refreshing! Once we were about ready to pop the top button on our pants the owner arrived with huge warm bowls of sweet coconut rice covered with vanilla ice cream & diced mangos! If you need any more motivation stop over on Groupon, they usually have a $12 for $20 groupon available.\n\nAmbience is a little lacking, need some music and a little more work on decor but a good place for thai.


Okay, I admit it.  I am one of those people that goes into a restaurant  I've never been to expecting to hate SOMETHING.  This sometimes translates into bad reviews which SOMETIMES earn me private messages from other reviewers all offended that I called something out in their review.  I would love to give names, and maybe at some point I will.  ANYWAY...\n\nI am perfectly capable of singing the praises of a restaurant.  I've had La Brioche's baked goods before, and they are wonderful.  I wasn't expecting the delicious deliciousness that was my breakfast at \"True Food\".  I ordered the french toast, and my companion had the eggs benedict.  The french toast had bananas and candied pecans on top, as well as a cream sauce, and came with real maple syrup.  It was a perfect portion to make me full without feeling stuffed.  The bites I had of the eggs benedict were almost too much, it was so good.  The bernaise sauce was lemony, and the eggs had asparagus on top.  \n\nThe decor was fancy without being frou-frou, and the wait staff was friendly.  The explanation in the little \"true food\" book about the decor and the feng shui was a little pretentious, but whatever.\n\nAnyway, I'll be back.  (this last sentence was said in my mind in a cheesy austrian accent btw)


Not impressed at all with Serendipity 3. I've been wanting to experience this place for quite sometime, I still have hope for the NY location. I met a few friends here on Saturday night for dessert. There were a couple people in line in front of us after 11p and we were sat within about 20-30 minutes. I ordered the carrot cake and smores hot chocolate. The carrot cake was nothing special at all. HUGE, yes - tasty NO. The smores hot chocolate was pretty good the toasted marshmallows were good, but I LOVE marshmallows so that's an easy to please right there. The graham crackers were good and sort of smushy in the cup and I think it had chocolate kisses in it. It was ok. I also shared a frozen Oreo hot chocolate with me friend. It's not something I ever need to try again. The decor of this place is also awful in my opinion. It was about 30 degrees outside so the thing Serendipity did have going was the heat - it felt about 100 degrees in there. I didn't try any of the meals but I certainly wouldn't go for this type of meal if on the strip with the other selections. Our server was very nice and we actually closed the place down - it must have been after 1A when we left.


They took over the old Donut Queen location.  The lamb burgers are the best.  Very good vegetarian selection.


Sort of a combination of a bar/diner type of place. For cheap beer, television and maybe ok fried appetizers & sides this is an ok choice if you are in the area but if you are looking for decent food probably not, at least  based on my sandwich.  The garden veggies sandwich was basically cold bread, with a cold small mushroom that had been sauteed at some point and sliced in to 4 or 5 thin slices a with a ton of pepper sprinkled on it, a piece of cold tomato, lettuce and avocado that must have just come out of the freezer because it was a slush, I literally bit through ice. The fries as a side were ok but for an $8 sandwich it was very lacking.  \n\nCan't vouch for the rest of the menu so maybe some of the other choices are decent but the one I had makes me think whoever was \"cooking\" just throws simple things together without much thought into what they might taste like. Even a simple warming of the bread would have been nice. \n\nI hope some other people try it out to see if other parts of the menu are ok - or try the bar- they have a happy hour special before 7pm and after 10pm that includes half price drinks and appetizers.  Happy that there's a non-chain option in this spot of Chandler but very disappointed in the quality of food.


Tried to go here twice. Both times closed. Won't waste my time anymore. They don't wanna keep a regular schedule they don't need my $


Reserved a car, but when I got there, they had none available!!! Employees were rude and spoke poorly of customers in the open! Great way to do business!


I have been coming to this location since it opened years ago and the only thing I can really complain about is the green tea latte.  Most times it's good but twice I have gotten it with the Matcha powder clumped in the bottom and clogging the straw. Not much grosser than drinking your tea and getting clumps of powder ever few seconds. Other than that, they are quick and its always clean.


Lights too low, music too loud, not many people inside, drinks too expensive. Plus it costs 5$ just to get in. Def not worth it. Try some where else!


I can't believe this place got 4 stars overall!  Maybe the stars just weren't aligned when I went.  My night started with me wanting to find a good wings place nearby that was open past 10 PM. I was also interested in my church buddys coming here on Tuesday nights when they have .59 wings because we were looking for a closer place to South Charlotte.  DDs was nearby and open, so I thought I'd check it out due to the great reviews.  I walked in and no server said a word to me.  It was pretty busy, so, I sat myself.   No biggie.  After five minutes of no one saying anything, I moved to the bar since there was someone working that area.  Again, no one said anything to me for about 5 minutes.  I finally got a hello and ordered a drink.  After this, I waited 15 minutes for the bartender to take my food order despite the fact that my menu was closed and she passed by many times.  Finally, she took my order, and after bringing it to me, I didn't hear a peep for almost an hour when I finally had to ask for my check to leave.  No refills, no \"how is everything.\"  I can't say I've EVERY experienced that at any restaurant no matter how busy.  To top it all off, the guy announcing trivia swore like a pirate including calling some girls \"b*tches\" which apparently they didn't find offensive.  I find it ironic they would have a sign out front that says \"A Fun Neighborhood Joint.\"  I guess the name of the business should have given it away.  It sounds like a male strip club or something!  Oh and I would rate the sandwich a 4 out of 10.  Nothing special.  Never again will I return...


\"Let me yelp this place really quick..\" I said to my friend before we came in. What a mistake it was to give up that idea.\n\nAs you walk in, the place is clean and cosy. Service is fairly prompt, even though there was only one waiter working during lunch time.\n\nI had a fish burrito that arrived ~15 minutes after ordering. It consisted of undercooked rice, a pinch of vegetables, and fried breaded shoe sole for a fish. Honestly I once had a better fish burrito at Del-Taco across the street.\n\nMy friend had chicken sizzling fajita, which was rushed in sizzling and smelling pretty good. Unfortunately, it lacked flavor and had the same undercooked rice and 97 year-old salad for sides. The guac and sour cream were fresh, though.\n\nWorth noting is that the salsa was pretty good, full of flavor with just the right bite of hotness. So if you're looking for some chips/salsa and beer, go for it. Otherwise, don't do this to yourself.