We ate here on a Wednesday night with the kids for my husband's birthday. We've been to the location on Eastern twice and had good pizza and service both times. I figure since they're franchises, the food at least would be consistent. I was so wrong!\n\nWe were seated very quickly and our server came over promptly. I told her to bring all the food out as soon as it's done and she said she understands because the kids will start to go crazy if sitting there for too long. We started off with a caprese salad but when it came out, the tomatoes were pinkish white, not red. When you're serving a salad with only 3 ingredients, every one of them needs to be perfect. The kids didn't want to eat his very adult salad so we asked for bread as well as a dish for the balsamic and olive oil. 15 minutes later, still no bread so we flag down the server and she finally brings it out to us. The dish never came. \n\n15 minutes later, our pizza comes out. We ordered a red pizza with spicy pepperoni and mushroom. The middle was wet, not crispy like the Grimaldis on Eastern. The cheese was chewy, so you had to just chew and eventually swallow it whole because it won't separate. My 4 year old who loves pizza said that it was terrible because the cheese keeps falling off of his floppy wet pizza. \n\nWhen we finished, we wanted to order the cookies and cream cheesecake but nobody looked at us for a very long time. After looking around, we realized that there was only one server, one manager, and three busboys for 15+ tables. It was ridiculous!! We sat there for so long that we decided not to get dessert and when we flagged somebody down, I just gave them my card without seeing the receipt because I didn't want to wait for them to pick up my card. When I got home and checked my bank account, I had two pending charges of the same amount from Grimaldis. \n\nIf we eat at Grimaldis again, we are making the drive to Henderson. This locations seems like it wants to save money by under staffing and picking sub-par ingredients.


We were in the area and decided to grab a bite to eat here. \n\nOn Weds, 5-9 they do customer appreciation with 25% off your entire bill. I didn't know that, just went on the day by chance! \n\nThe fiance and I shared several things. \n\nCold cucumber yogurt soup - the serving was good and it was nice and cooling. It wasn't very cucumber-y though still decent. I liked the crushed nuts and raisins in it. \n\nKoobideh plate- it was a bit dry, but the seasoning was pleasant on it. If only it wasnt overcooked it would have been tasty town. Rice, grilled tomato pepper and salad were standard, but good. \n\nCombination platter - the hummus I liked a lot, tsatziki and tabouli was good, the babaganoush was a bit too smokey, stuffed grape leaves were standard, their falafel was really crispy if you like it that way and their fries had a pretty yummy seasoning on them and were crisp yet soft inside still.\n\nThe portions were really generous. The koobideh came with twice was much meat as most places. Overall I enjoyed the food here even though there were a few execution misses, but I would eat here again. I used to go to the Sahara location quite a bit when I first moved to Vegas, but it's been a minute.\n\nThe thing that made the experience a bit less was the service. I'm a pretty forgiving judge on servers, but we didn't get drink refills and our server was often not in the dining room to flag down. I got a to-go box from a busser. When we asked for the check, she went to check out on other tables, took a table behind us order and then realized she didn't bring it and went to get it. We were gonna pay with card, but realized she wasn't anywhere again so we just paid with cash between us so we can go. I can wait for food, but when I'm trying to leave is the only time I get a bit impatient with being held hostage. \n\nThe experience is exactly 3 stars, pretty middle of the road. I may try it again though at the Sahara location as I'm rarely ever down here.


Good location for a decent bite to eat before the game. Gets busy, but the food and service is good. Little on the pricy side.


I love this place. I eat here anytime I go downtown for anything. Always get the Gyro with extra meat and sauce. So amazing. YUM!


Since ditching the pirate theme, TI is hotel with identity crisis.  Not impressed with the room which had broken fixtures & loud A/C.  spa is a joke which have to pay $17 extra.  Only plus is good location.  Stay at Rio for $50 Less and much better room


This (and Smith's) is my family's go-to grocery store. We come here every weekend whenever my mom feels like making Asian food at home. It has a nice variety of Asian products ranging from Chinese to Filipino and everything in between, which is nice since we won't have to go to multiple locations. We used to go to 99 Ranch but ever since we moved farther out west, this place is very convenient. \n\nI love going from aisle to aisle just to discover new items to try. From hair products to junk food, even new tea to drink. When I was making pho from scratch, I was able to buy every detailed ingredients in one place. They are complete with lots of herbs and spices, sauces, powders, you name it! Their facility is also very clean. If you end up having a language problem with an employee, it won't be hard to find someone who can speak English. I'm pretty sure majority of them can speak English anyway. \n\nAnd I love their bakery/deli selections. I buy the pastries to bring for lunch, and I like to order their dim sum whenever I'm craving them but wouldn't want to go to Orchid's Garden or Chang's by myself. Their deli items are pretty good for the price. Instead of going to Panda Express, I'd advice you to go here instead. It's authentic and very affordable (roughly $5 for 2 combo), and their servings are HUGE.\n\nPlus, they have a FREE fish-frying service!


Wow did this place suck. I came here for lunch with a work collesfur. I am from out of town but this was the closest place and it did nothing for me. Dirty interior, poor service. I just got a chicken salad and it was not memorable.


After driving by this place for almost a year. Daughter and I decided to try this place for breakfast after our Sunday morning hike! Daughter had her favorite! The Country skillet with no gravy, she enjoyed it very much, She's not much on home fries, she loves hash browns. But since they did not offer that. She actually enjoyed the home fries! Sausages were different but very good. I had their pancakes, I could only eat two out of the three. They were very thick, and very good. Glad we finally tried it, and we will definitely come back!


On Easter weekend, we called Animal Inn regarding their rates.  They informed about their price but failed to tell us about an additional rate being that it's Easter.  They did however, remember to tell us that they close early on Easter Day.\n\nWe brought our Tibetan Spaniel there and she absolutely did not want to go in.  The workers are not friendly and/or accomodating at all.  Terrible service all the way around.  We asked them why they couldn't tell us that there were extra fees over the phone when we called and they just said \"well that's how it is\".   We would be happy to pay the extra money, but not when they intentionally fail to tell us to accomodate their business.  \n\nUpon picking our dog up, no one greeted me as I entered the door, so I stood there waiting as they were all staring at me, until someone had the descency to acknowledge a customer.  They were rude, very unfriendly, and did not seem to care about the animals.  \n\nOur dog seemed a little traumatized after we brought her home to bathe and feed her.  \n\nI DO NOT recommend this place to anyone!


I had a flight to SF that was departing from a gate near this place and wanted to grab a bite before I boarded.  It looked like a cool place and offered some menu items that looked good.  After browsing the menu, I ordered:\n\nNitro Nachos, $8.95\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/sir-vezas-taco-garage-phoenix?select=b0HbdLhmPl7Lmj8L7E8yJA#b0HbdLhmPl7Lmj8L7E8yJA\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/sir-vezas-taco-garage-phoenix?select=Snw9oAxwcW-qlb-bUIeASQ#Snw9oAxwcW-qlb-bUIeASQ\n\nQuesadilla, $6.95 + Peppers, $2\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/sir-vezas-taco-garage-phoenix?select=Lualv9KuNGft6MChnGZwpg#Lualv9KuNGft6MChnGZwpg\n\n1L Water, $3\n\nThe Nachos were pretty good, but messy.  I had to eat 1/2 of the dish with a fork because the bottom half was soaked in Queso Cheese.  I don't recommend ordering this to take on a plane....it's not plane friendly as you will get messy.\n\nThe Quesadilla was very interesting.  I ordered it with the Peppers, which was an additional $2....it actually came with Peppers & Onions.  It tasted like an Italian Pepper & Onions Sandwich.....which was good, but unexpected.\n\nOverall, I thought the food was pretty good for airport food.\n\nReturn Factor - 75%


My friend and I were driving from DC and finally made it to Charlotte. We've never been to Charlotte, North Carolina and was craving some serious Southern food. We came in and it was really busy. I ordered the fried chicken breast with sides of collard greens and mac and cheese and my friend ordered the Whiting poboy. The collard greens reminds me of Vietnamese mustard and greens and was so good. That is probably the best friend chicken I've ever had. The skin was flavorful and the meat was juicy and tender. Many times friend chicken comes out really dry, but not at Mert's. Of course I completed my Southern meal with some sweet tea.


Ghetto. Classless. Surly-ass crew that needs a reality check on how to work in a service-oriented profession. \n\nGet this: the reading lights above my seat would not go out. On a 9 hour red-eye flight to Europe. They just wouldn't turn off. There were a few other seats with the same problem. So what did the stewardess do? She stuck a styrofoam cup over the light. \"THERE.\"\n\nNever again.


The steak, apps, and sides were all delicious. However the rude service provided by the manager was very disturbing to say the least. The food runners brought the steaks out and mixed the steaks giving the me the medium well steak when I ordered a medium rare steak and giving the medium rare steak to someone who ordered medium well. When we told the waitress she brought the steaks back to be corrected. The manager then brings out the medium well steak to show us and pretty much \"test\" our integrity by asking if this is how we wanted it cooked. He then proceeded to try to tell us that this is a medium rare steak when the steak was definitely not as rare as the steak that everyone else was eating. We came here to enjoy a great meal, however this manager ruined our experience. We will definitely never be coming back EVER again or refer this place to anyone.


I was thoroughly impressed with this place! Took me by surprise from the very beginning! I have always wanted to eat here and after dragging my husband, kicking and screaming I did and neither of us regretted it! Where to begin??\n\nThe Service:\nExcellent! When we walked into this place, it was dead (which was worrisome), but our waiter greeted us with a smile and sat us down, explained to us that it was happy hour (double like) and showed us the drink menu and the roll menu. Every question we had about the beverages and food the waiter had an answer and even provided great suggestions!\n\nThe Food:\nSo at Rice Paper the apps are $6, highly recommend the Fire Cracker shrimp (especially if you like something with a spicy kick to it). The calamari with the dipping sauce is delicious as well! The rolls are $1 off and we ate the Spicy Asian, Surf n Turf and the Salmon roll which were all delicious! We also had the chicken noodle pho to top everything off and that was yummy, the broth was really really good! \n\nThe ambiance rocks, love how the place is decorated, very warm, inviting, and modern. My husband and I are definitely returning to this place!!


I called in advance to make sure they were in network with Metlife. I was told that they were and gave them all of my insurance information. I was a new patient, and my insurance covers 1 yearly checkup with x-rays and 2 cleanings a year 100% with no copays.  After my cleaning I was informed that I had $115 charge for the cleaning. I asked why and was told that I had a PPO plan (which I knew) and that I could pick anyone I wanted but that they only got paid 80% on \"their status.\"  In other words, they were not in network.  Two weeks later I received a bill for another $57 dollars.  So now they want $172 copay after my insurance already paid several hundred dollars. I had no unusual procedures, just a regular cleaning. The doctor was great, but clearly his administrative staff have no clue what they are doing when it comes to insurance. I could have seen many other doctors without insurance and paid the $79.99 new patient cleaning and x-rays fee, with no insurance and saved money. \n\nI have left a message for the office regarding the additional $57 which I have no intention of paying as $167 dollar copay on a several hundred dollar cleaning (after they billed my insurance) is ridiculous. I am still waiting for a return phone call. \n\nThe doctor and the dental staff were great, don't get me wrong, they just need to hire some people who know who they are in network with and not just roll the dice with new patients.


Overall, the salad my friend and I had were decent. My friend's thai salad was huge and came with nice fruit slices, candied walnuts, and looked delicious. My caesar salad was refreshing;  crisp and light. However,  the service was terrible for the three customers they probably had all day. You would think they would treat people more kindly since lake Las Vegas is so dead. It was just before 4 o'clock and Neftaly gave us dinner menus, and just being curious I wanted to see the dessert menu. He replied that was only available for dinner but he just gave me a dinner menu! So I told him so, and he responded with oh you didn't ask. After that he asked me if that was all I was there for. Wow. When I asked a random employee what the soup du jour was, they told me eggplant cream so later I ordered it from neftaly and when it came it was something different. So I asked what it was. He stumbled with the answer just as he did with every other question I've asked and finally he gets to telling me it's not eggplant cream. He nicely took it away from me, and hopefully he took it off the check, I didn't get to look. As I was obviously still finishing my plate he asked to take away the plate which made me feel very awkward and rushed. Later on he decided to start acting all nice so I have no idea what his deal was. I hope he was just having a bad day and not always that rude because I would consider coming back for something other than salad. Maybe try a different server!


I am a big fan of this place.  Always have been.  \n\nToday they had a demo day, and the guy doing it helped a buddy of mine with some impromptu golf lessons.


The food is excellent and the delivery service is outstanding.  They handle everything with a smile. We've eaten our way through the menu and haven't found anything that wasn't good.


Dishonest Establishment. Waitresses are shady; stripper shady. Always check your bill.


Overpriced. $11-12 tiny street tacos aren't worth it; you can get several better ones from Tacos el Gordo for that price. We got the carne asada; it was way overcooked/tough, and the house salsa was about as inspiring as Pace. The trio of salsas app is $7 and includes a \"hot\" one (which really isn't, but regardless, the flavor isn't that impressive either and doesn't differ much from the house salsa), a tomatillo (which is a bit unnecessarily sweet), and one made with avocado which was really quite nice. We also ordered the pozole, which was unlike (and fell short of pretending to be) any pozole that either of us have had in Mexico or New Mexico. The broth was decently tasty at the end once we'd already added in enough salt from all of the chips we dunked in it in the beginning, trying to improve the flavor. Then you need to take into account the ~$13-15 tiny margaritas and $7 XX beer (even the PBR is $5), which then convinces you that you definitely should have gone elsewhere. Well, unless you really like being jostled by people's asses brushing against your dome every few mins; then definitely go and ask to be seated at the one doesn't-belong table nearest both the door and the bar, where everyone is trying to get by. On the plus side, the waitress was very nice, but took forever to come back each time, which, to be fair, is probably because this place just opened and is still working out the kinks. I'd give them another chance in a month or two, but the prices just aren't worth it. Oh, it's also way too loud to be able to talk easily with your dining companions, if you like that sort of thing, FYI. I'd give it a 2.5 if I could; we'll go with 2. Meh.


Tried to have dinner at the bar, the menu is very limited and the bartender and servers do not really care if you eat at the bar or not. Behind the bar are a number of signs that tells the customers what they cannot have or cannot do. This attempts to be a neighborhood eatery, but without the neighbor in mind. Now for the food, ordered a chicken parm, asked for a side of pasta, was told no substitutes, it came with a lame version of creamed spinach. Tomato sauce just OK, not really memorable.


Took my car there in the morning and spoke with Jeff (owner).\nTold him my brakes sounded funny and might need replacing. \nLeft car and went to work.  Jeff called and told me brakes were fine and had plenty of life left. I asked if they repaired tires as I had a slow leak on one of them.  He took car to Discount tire and had them fix tire.\nThey went above and beyond on not trying to sell me something I didn't need, plus took my car to get something fixed they did work on.\nAWESOME!!!!


As others have said it is a nice bowling alley.  We came around 5 on a Friday evening and the wait was an hour so that was a bummer.  We decided to wait and played in the arcade and it had nice equipment but was outrageously expensive.  If you don't mind spending a little money it isn't a bad place, but maybe next time we'll try stopping by at a less busy time.


I really hate their food. Everything is disgusting. The wings, the shrimp, the oysters, EVERYTHING. We went there and I love fish and chips so I ordered it. One bite and I was done. It was awful. Puke worthy awful. I ended up only eating the curly fries that came with it. Anyway, the manager noticed I didn't eat any of it, so he decided to take it off our bill which was super nice. It was one star food, but because the manager was nice enough to acknowledge the fact that I didn't like it so I shouldn't have had to pay for it, was why they got another star. Way to go on customer service!


This place is a DUMP!!!! After a week stay at the Palms for work, we decided to stay an extra night in LV for fun. The Palms was booked up and was unable to allow us an extra night stay :(  On the fly....with out checking reviews....we booked a 1 night stay at the Excalibur. From the moment we walked in, we knew it was a mistake! The line was very long and it took about 30 mins. to get checked in. The place is just straight up trashy. The walk to our room was about a 1/4 mile, if not more, away from the casino. The towels had stains, the bathroom was disgusting and the entire room looks like nothing has ever been updated since it was opened. I will never stay here again!\n\nI understand...\"on a budget\"....but common! This place needs to be torn down. If you are taking the time to travel our to Las Vegas, do your self a favor and don't disappoint yourself and ruin your time here. Spend the extra $20-$30 to stay somewhere else. I have been to Vegas more than 10 times staying at the Flamingo, Palms, Trump, Monte Carlo, NY, NY, Southpoint, etc.....and this place is bar none the worst place I have ever stayed. Have some dignity Excalibur....clean this place up!


This place is awesome we spent most of our time in Vegas at O'sheas, they have blackjack tables that play with a single deck and 10.00 minnimum which is hard to find. the crowd here is laid back and fun.. and of course the BEER PONG!! how can you pass on this place i plan on coming back over and over.


Beyond disgusting. Food was cold. And old. If you like eating bad leftovers that have been reheated time and time again, you will love this place. Restaurant was filthy. And while we were there the manager actually turned away a party of 5 because they wanted to sit at an 8 top. The restaurant was 3/4 empty and this was Friday night at 6:30. Save yourself and never come here. Can I give it less than 1 star?


Great service, but almost always packed! Definitely should make appointment if you're not willing to wait 20 minutes. Also a little on the expensive side for gel manicure.


The food was great. The service was terrible.  Waited 30 minutes for our reservation. Finally had to ask then waited 10 minutes to pay the bill finally went up to the front and paid the bill. It is really noisy   If you are looking for quiet and nice look elsewhere


*I can buy 3 get 2 free!!!!!* I happen to like getting shower gel from Bath and Body Works but the people that work here can be a little obnoxious. And wait, did I say you can buy 3 get 2 free? Are they commissioned? Honestly, when I tell someone I'd just like to browse, I really mean, I'd just like to browse. Perhaps, smell a few fragrances. I don't really need a play by play of every fragrance in the store. \"Oooh, that one is fresh!\" \"How do you like that one... very clean!\"  \"Oh yessss, sultry!!\" \"If you buy 3, you can get 2 free!\" You realize I can buy 3 shower gels and get 2 free? I mean that is 5 freakin shower gels, how many do I need? The employees are friendly enough but maybe they should back off a little unless the customer explicitly asks for help. P.S. I was at the check out, paying for my soap, honestly just wanting ONE. For old time sake, I was once again asked if I was *sure* I only wanted one. Hey, did you know it's buy 3 get 2 free?


I went there for lunch today for the first time.  I was impressed with the burger.  I ordered a Mushroom Swiss burger.  The mushroom has a good sauteed and the burger was very juicy and tasty.  You can tell they really marinated the beef well.  It reminds me of Zin Burger in a way that the beefs are tender and juices splash out as you bite into it.  I don't really care for the fries that much.  It was little greasy and salty. The price is reasonable. Also, definitely need to wash your hands after eating the big juicy burger.  =)


Never and I say NEVER input your real social security # and phone #'s unless you want to be harassed for the rest of your life.  The kicker is there's no way to close your account or stop being harassed, even after you click \"unsubscribe\".


Dim lighting: check \nRegulars sitting at the bar: check \nImpossible to find parking lot: check \nDingy basement bathroom: check \nUnbelievably good food: check \n\nThe Bloomfield Bridge Tavern has all of the makings of a GOOD dive bar. There are divey bars that are dirty and gross where I would never dream of touching the food. And then there are the divey bars that are just grungy enough to give it character, and where you feel just brave enough to try the food, and you are so glad that you did! The BBT is definitely the good kind of dive bar. \nThe food here was way way better than I expected. The Polish specialties are spot on. By far the best perogies I've ever had, and the stuffed cabbage was incredible as well. I'm not usually one for kielbasa, but here it is a different story. Normally its greasy and chewy, but somehow at the BBT it comes out perfectly charred and super tender. \nThere is something very PITTSBURGH about the Bloomfield Bridge Tavern, and I will definitely be stopping back in the next time I'm in town.


Why did I come here: It was close by which is a plus for a student who lives in Campustown and wants to support something local.\n\nThey are open at good hours and I have never had a problem with getting an appointment. \n\nFor a GUYS haircut, it is the perfect price for what I get. I have gone to more expensive places in the NW for a similar quality haircut. It is quick too and I never wait long.\n\nThe stylists are nice and friendly. I love the joke one plays on me when they \"That will be a million dollars, please.\" If you like deals and are willing to pay cash, you can get your 10th haircut free.


My first 21+ clubbing experience! I turned 21 on Monday, so we decided to hit up XS on a Sunday night, right before 12. It was literally 11:50pm and the guy wouldn't even let me through the door to wait in the second line they had inside. You already checked my ID, what's going to happen? The numbers on my drivers license are going to change around when it becomes midnight and I don't become 21? We were in a group of 12, and they had us wait on the side until it was midnight. Thanks for starting off my birthday with a bang, douche. They were also pretty rude, even though we were nothing but polite. Sorry I didn't want to flirt with you, like the two blonde bimbos after us that you chatted up and let through. Ew.\n\nOnce we got in, it was hella cold so the outdoor area was a no-go. Disgustingly packed inside - like.. moreso than a rave. Seriously. The dancefloor was just a swaying, smelly mosh pit. Boys and girls, it's called deodorant, please buy some. And use it.\n\nAll our girls got free drink cards, but it took forever to get to the bar because it was so packed. I think my bartender forgot to put Midori in my Midori sour.. I don't know. I didn't taste any alcohol at all.\n\nI'm glad I got in for free, or I'd be so disappointed at this horrible experience. XS is supposed to be one of the hotspots right now, but I wish I'd just gone to Marquee or Tao. You need to be a lot more drunk to have fun here, I suppose.\n\nPeople barfing along the walkway and a fight broke out right as we were leaving. Real classy.


Diego was really a disappointment, as both a restaurant and club.  We were excited, expecting some delicious Mexican food and a fun night of Latin dance music.  The atmosphere is pretty sleek, but it wasn't really packed enough for a Saturday night.  We ordered the queso fundido as an appetizer....it was really small, but didn't matter as it was pretty much flavorless and somewhat difficult to dip tortillas and chips into anyway.  We ordered a pticher of margaritas, and it was pretty much like a pitcher of bad, overly sugary sweet and sour mix with a little but of tequila that we could not taste. Despite having paid quite a bit for this pticher, we couldn't even finsh one glass a piece, as it was just too sickeningly sweet.  I ordered red snapper, which was the seafood special of the day.  It wasn't bad, but just wasn't exciting.  It was pretty much grilled fish on a plate of salsa.  Disappointed by the food, we rushed to the bar to try several more drinks and await the paty that was about to start.  We tried the Frida Margarita, which was a little better, but, again, we could not taste the tequila.  The bartender was really friendly, but it didn't really make up for the signature drinks of Diego.  Around 11 or so they started moving out all the chairs and tables and gave us wristbands to stay for the club.  Unfortunately, it just never got crowded.  Those who did come in, were mostly middle-aged couples.  It is possible this place gets going later at night, but around midnight, we decided to look for a better party.


Some good, some bad.  First the good, I like the atmosphere, dark cozy and a bit quieter than their sister place the Cougar errr I mean Living Room down the way.    The Happy Hour is top notch $5.00 glasses of wine, beer and well mix drinks.  The food selection on the HH menu was also decent and what we had was very good.\n\nService was attentive even though the bar is rather small it was packed and the two bartenders were running around constantly.  They were also friendly and knowledgeable which is always a plus.\n\nNow onto the bad.  My wife and I split the Maui Rib-eye, I think the price was $30.00.  Now don't get me wrong I have NO problem paying $30.00 for a steak with no side,  it is the norm in most fine dining steakhouses, however when this one arrived it was not a $30.00 steak.\n\nThe rib-eye was thin, way to much grizzle around the outside, cmon guys trim it a bit?  And to be honest I have purchased better cuts of steaks at Costco and Fry's. After my wife's first bite she said you can cook them better too.  The point of going to a fine dining steakhouse is to get a steak I don't want to pay $30 for at Whole Foods or AJ's.  \n\nWe will no doubt go back for Happy Hour, but not so sure about having steak at a place called Chop is kind of disappointing.


I went here again & I brought a girlfriend who's never had a foot massage.  I asked for Rex again & she got a woman, can't remember her name.  My friend has had regular massages before & also pedicures with a ft massage & definitely thought this was first rate.  My friend was kicking back & remarked afterwards at how strong their arms/hands are to give such a strong wonderful foot massage.


This place always looks crowded from the outside. Hmmm if its this crowded all the time, this place must be a great place to check out! Or maybe not. \n\nDid I just get a kids cup of beer for $6?  \n\nWhy is it crowded outside but not inside? Maybe everyone is trying to leave the place but no one is moving out the way! \n\nI wonder if the food is good here though, because the wings and nachos looked good. \n\nTime to move on. I was out of there as soon as I got my drink.


Nice place to stay, good price for. CDL and AAA 49.99  A NIGHT


Took my car in for a repair a few years ago. This time I needed some major work done and seemed to remember a great, honest experience from years ago, so I figured I would try them again. I was not disappointed. Great customer service, very fair pricing, professional, courteous...I will only consider them for all repair needs in the future. Highly recommended!


This place is the bomb!  Food portions are huge and the quality is consistent... Recommend the mixed plate or Katsu/Teri beef combo with Mac salad!  I wonder sometimes if the owner is a local or just bought the franchise... But so far food is good representation of what you get in Hawaii.


BEST GYM EVER. BEST TRAINERS EVER.  I have worked out with 5 personal trainers in my life....and these guys are the best.  And crossfit workouts are the best workouts out there.  I joined because I needed to mix up my routine, get more EFFECTIVE workouts, and not work out with some lame trainer at Mountainside or LA Fitness that just has me do machines while he texts his girlfriend and watches the clock.  The trainers at crossfit blur are extremely knowledgeable and actually care about us members .... they are SO nice and give everyone tons of personal attention.  I love how they make sure our form is perfect and safe.....that is one of the most important things to me!\nCrossfit Blur is perfect for people of any fitness level. I am probably the slowest, weakest girl there right now (I am pretty new) but I still LOVE it!! \nI leave every day feeling like I just had the hardest workout of my life...in a fabulously addicting  and good way!  Every session is different. I totally look forward to going every day. Worth every penny.


Pros: Friendly staff, great service - laser here is a pretty painless procedure. Easy to set an appointment to your liking. They are thorough and quick (so I'm usually in and out in under 20 minutes - although I'm only doing a small area, other areas and larger areas might take longer). Clean facility and clean machinery. Little to no wait time, max maybe 5 minutes. \n\nCons: The first time I went in the technician put me at a low setting and it didn't do anything for me. Luckily the second time I went in the technician noticed that the setting was too low the first time and wanted me to see results, so asked if it were alright to bump up the setting. She apologized for the other technician's mistake.\n\nOther than that, I would say overall it's been a good experience. They are priced at what you'd expect not cheap, but not over-priced. Would definitely recommend.


It's a restaurant in a church!  What a unique twist in fine dining. \n\n1) BBQ Duck Spring Roll- this is not my favorite dish.  The BBQ overpowered the duck and made this dish into a salty mess.  Also, the portion is ity bity- one spring roll cut into 4 mini pieces.  On the contrary, the menu indicates that this dish was featured in the Taste of the NFL.\n\n2) Maple Leaf Farms Duck Breast- now we're talking!  Thought I'd give duck another chance and Bonterra proved itself.  This dish is simply phenomenal!  My duck was juicy, flavorful, and the portion was decent.  The quinoa and corn slaw added a tasteful zing to the dish making it unforgettable!\n\n3) Veal Porterhouse- The meat was prepared with the right amount of flavor and tenderness as evidenced by my fiance finishing the entire plate in record time!  My one bite of his plate also led me to believe that the cook did a wonderful job with the veal.\n\nJust a side note, the restaurant has valet parking available but parking could be limited, especially on weekends.  We had to park in the shopping center next door.  Enjoy!


These guys did a radiator flush for me a few days ago - The manger was the one that helped me - he was fantastic!


Bachi Burger has been on my list to go visit/eat in Vegas for a while now and since our family's timeshare is less than 10 mins away, we decided to stop by. We literally  just walked out of this place with my fianc\u00e9 and 2 young sons, one 8 and the other 3, and this is why....We saw how many people were waiting so we decided we'll just do takeout. It took a while for the hostess to even acknowledge us and when she did, she handed me the menu and told me we can order at the bar. Waited and waited...and waited for someone to finally greet me. Surprised how long it took given the fact there were so many waiters walking by, not even a hi/hello etc... FINALLY made eye contact with one of the three employees behind the bar BUT to only tell me that it'll be a 45 min wait for takeout the same as waiting to be seated! WTF is the point of takeout and on top of that, if that was the case someone (anyone) should've told us from the get and not have us wait around. No apology, no nothing! We ended up at McDonalds down the street and believe it or not, their customer service was 100xs better! So so so disappointed......


The manager, or owner, of this establishment is horrible. Constantly closes earlier than advertised store hours and will sit and watch while you eat if he is ready to go. I mean within the 12 minutes of him closing at 2! 10 people tried to come in and he just ignored them. I mean seriously. Its Saturday and you close at 2! I don't get his business sense he is still paying the rent for the rest of the day, and I'm sure the people who were ignored will not be coming back and neither will I. I like corner bakery as a brand, but I hope this one goes under!


Over priced! Terrible service! Not worth the trip- go somewhere else...


Went to an event there last evening, their walu is to die for, fresh and delicious, not to mention their selections of different maitais, i will definitely suggest this place for an evening night out for happy hour.


*  Very dirty dinning area!!\n*  Employees obviously do not care about customer service \n*  McDonalds should pull their affiliation - very bad representation of the brand


Going into Second Chance, you should be made aware of a few things to set your expectations. First, anticipate a very large crowd and an even longer line. Second, expect to do some serious digging in order to find the deals. Lastly, don't expect much in the men's section of the store.\n\nIt was seriously a mad-house walking into Second Chance at 11am on a Saturday. Imagine Black Friday at a Best Buy or a Walmart. The shoppers had more excess energy I would expect out of a kid who just ate an entire box of Fruit Loops. I enjoy my personal space and really had none of that as they scurried around and got in my way as I mazed through the store.\n\nThe line to check out was looped throughout the entire floor layout. It's tough to put a wait to it since I gave up and left, but I would guess at least an hour. I would hope there would be some kind of payoff at the end other than a cart full of clothes. Maybe a good carnival ride?\n\nI'll fully admit that this rating is a little biased. I had been warned of some of these things, but had been told that the deals can be found through some hard work and borderline PI work. I unfortunately am of the wrong gender and therefore only had a small section, at most a tenth of the store targeted to my buying habits. I had trouble finding any clothes that suited my tastes and then when I walked to the shoe section, I was shocked. Every pair seemed as though they had been worn for a year. Have you been to the shoe section in a thrift store? Something like that. No offense to anyone interested in buying a second-hand pair of shoes; it just seemed strange to be in a retail store with items that were so heavily used.\n\nI left disappointed and a little frusterated. Had there been some hidden gems in the men's section, it might have been worth the wait and fending off the rabid crowd.


Prices were out of this world high.  We walked in looked at pricing on just a couple items that we have been looking at and their price was so high and so out of line we both just turned right around and walked out.  I dont mind paying more for something to have it now but they take their  high prices to another level.  Just not that impressed with them.


Received a deal from group on as a gift for a massage because I'm running a marathon on Sunday. Tanya was my massage therapist. I've had professional massages before and I also work at a high end spa and salon on the LV strip. Tanya was great. Her pressure was just right, she probably could have been firmer but I haven't had a massage in a very long time so that was fine. The deal was a Swedish or Deep Tissue massage and she did a combo of the two. I'm feeling really good after the massage. My body needs more work especially since I stand in front of a computer my whole shift and also workout 4-5times a week. I would definitely keep going to Tanya if I could afford it.


HORRIBLE service.  The place wasn't even that crowded and we were seated 10 minutes before they asked what we wanted.  It then took another 7 or 8 minutes before we got our drinks.  The food took a long time and after the food came, it was another 15 before they told me to order something else because the dish I ordered didn't look good.  That was puzzling.  I eventually canceled my order because everybody was almost done with their food already. A friend of mine didn't even get her soup and salad that was supposed to come with her order.\n\nBakery prices were pretty high but it's Vegas so it didn't surprise me.


This is where people in the shows get their supplies- that's what I was told when I was there. This store has been around for years. Huge selection of materials- fabric, sequins, everything for the creative costume ideas. Unique store. \n\nI came over on a saturday afternoon. After a ton of browsing, I ended up buying a couple pieces of fabric (hot pink & purple) that's still in my craft room, but I intend on making something out of it soon- when I borrow a sewing machine. I've been wanting to make some Halloween costumes for a while. \n\nI agree that the pricing tends to be higher at times, but it's still a small price to pay when you look at the costume prices today. The average prices at Wal-Mart and Target for adult costumes was roughly $35- $45. I've always wanted a Disney Snow White costume but the price is about $60 for the most accurate one. Plus, when you make your own costume, it's not cookie-cutter. \n\nA great source for all your costuming needs. I want to check out the other one (on Valley View) to see which one is better.


We visit this restaurant often.    Visitors from out of town love the atmosphere, especially the ducks.    We were looking for breakfast and wanted to go somewhere different.    We had not tried the brunch and thought it was about time.    The brunch was a good value at $14.95 with a large selection of regular menu favorites and a few added bonuses.    The omelet bar, waffles and fresh fruit were a nice added bonus.    It's a great place to take the kids and grandma.    Enjoy a nice margarita or mimosa with your brunch.


I've eaten from here a number of times during my college years.  Last time I ordered the chicken tikka masala and garlic naan.  The garlic naan was nice and warm with plenty of garlic bits and good garlic flavor.  The chicken tikka masala was nicely seasoned with spices and a good amount of chicken chunks.  Definitely a satisfying meal.  While the food is delicious it is a bit on the pricey side for college students like me.  Worth it yes, but not something to eat regularly on a college budget.\n\nThis location has a buffet which the Green Street location doesn't, but I can't comment on the buffet, although I've heard good things.  Also this location seems to have slightly higher prices than the Green Street location.  Probably due to the better ambiance in comparison.


The Hasaki Grill is a typical fast casual style Japanese restaurant focused on Hibachi and Teriyaki style dishes.  It has the usual steak, chicken, shrimp, etc., so don't expect much originality here.  You have wait in line before giving your order and, depending if its there or to go, given a number.  The facilities are clean and very modern; though because of limited area, the tables are all joined together and could make for awkward company.\n\nThe prices for the dishes are slightly cheaper than other similar restaurants in the Uptown area.  The meal is served on actual plates, though portion size are smaller though than average.  All meals typically come with shrimp sauce and drinks are self serve.  Reasonable wait time.\n\nIn my visit, I ordered Hibachi steak with zucchini and onions instead of carrots, which was a small price addition.  Taste wise, it was okay... the sauce utilized was sweet, not expected for Hibachi.  I ate all and it was okay, but because the portion size is smaller, I was still kind of hungry.  Overall, I give it three out of five:  Very nice place and less expensive; but with lesser portions and sweet tasting Hibachi.


Love our family YMCA, the new teen center is also very cool since they have Pac Man, the original. Yes, I move kids out of the way to play LOL


Our family have been going here for any parts or service for our subaru for awhile now and we haven't been disappointed yet, their customers service are good and willing to help you find anything you need, want or simply if have any questions.. but the sales deportments are not the same, promise you the world and always run short at the end. \n\nThe family wanted a new forester and we been looking around the valley and couldn't find a white one, so we came here to see if there was a white one around... we look around the lots and couldn't find a white one, so we ask and they said they do not have a white forester in the lot.. but trying to force us to look at a impreza which was on sale... \n\nWe said we wanted a forester not a impreza but they keep trying to show and tell us why a impreza would be a better choice, well i mean thats fine, but keep pushing it again and again. The next day they got a white forester which they told us they will not be getting and sold it to someone else.. Overall is a nice dealer but not that big. We will continue to come here for service and parts but for buying a car I think not..


loved this beautiful hotel!\nnice staff!...\ngreat location....next to \"crystal\"...if you love to shop =)\nI will come back again!


The food is really good, especially the bbq roll appetizer.  I would have given them at least 4 stars if it weren't for the fact that I felt like I was being recruited into a cult during my dining experience. It was creepy. I researched the place and it is associated with supreme master ching hai organization and on every shelf there is literature about it, and the tv is droning on with the station that the cult broadcasts from.  I really don't like when businesses mix religion with their product, I think it's really annoying and offensive. I don't mind a message promoting the reasons vegetarianism is healthful and compassionate toward life, but the cult thing is a bit much. I liked the food well enough to go back, but I won't go back because of the weird vibe. That's a shame.


Since it's walking distance from our house I like to try places near us.  This was our 3rd visit to Cherry Blossom.  We'll, we have made the decision it's not that great.  \n\nFood:  Average...believe me there is better. \n\nService:  Wait staff is always overwhelmed and run around like chicken with their heads cut off.  We were sitting near a table being cleaned off by a frantic employee and she was wiping so fast the dirty food was hurdled into our table top - gross!  Have to beg to get our green ice tea refilled, trying to make eye contact with service staff and they avoid you. The whole place is under staffed and overwhelmed.  \n\nNOTE:  Manager/Owner = Get a food runner.  Thats all they do -- run food!  It's simple. I am sure the service staff doesn't want to pay out their tips to a food runner.  But, its either that or loose more customers due your very bad service.


Went for the 7:30pm show -  the seating in the back is strange, as you have to spend the show with your body half turned towards the stage.  The Michael Jackson impersonator was awesome, but the rest of the acts were just ok.  The show seemed a bit cheesy, but there were a few moments where each of them were pretty convincing (the girl impersonating Christina Aguilera was super accurate in imitating Aguilera's mannerisms when she kept her hat on).  \"Elvis\" sounded like Elvis, but didn't really look like him.\n\nIt's an okay show, but I think I'd rather spend a little more money and go see a Cirque show.


Went here for an office lunch last week  on a cold rainy day and had a pretty good time. Our server was very nice and attentive. I tried an omelet with spinach, fruit and a biscuit. I was afraid of what kind of fruit I would get since I was ordering \"fresh fruit\" at a diner, but I was pleasantly surprised. It was very fresh chunks of pineapples, pears, and grapes! My omelet was very good. I also had a side of the mac and cheese but it was not what I was looking for. It was a little heavy for my taste. Others at the table had the fried chicken, mashed potatoes, pancakes, and one tried a burger. Everybody seemed very satisfied with their food. I would be interested to try this place again. The music took me back several years but it was fun to reminisce!


I feel like I need to give this restaurant another shot, because despite the great reviews, my experience was less than stellar. Of course, I expected a wait on a Sunday at 11:30am. No problem, the weather was beautiful and the servers brought around samples of chocolate banana nut bread, which was yummy. The wait time was about 30 minutes. \n \nHowever, once were seated, that's where things went a bit downhill.  We were seated at a tiny table in a corner RIGHT by the bathroom. Really? A table shouldn't have even been there in the first place. Not only were we subjected to people walking right up against our food while they were going to and from the restroom, there were a number of flies circling throughout our meal. Since the restaurant was packed, there was nowhere else to move.\n\nOkay.. let's just try to focus on the food and service. The service was great- very attentive, and they must have asked us if they could top off our coffee about 10 times. Toward the end of the meal, we started feeling rushed. I know they were trying to turn the table, but I hate feeling like they are ready for us to get the heck out!\n\nThe food was good, and a good value. The omelettes were nicely sized, and came with potatoes and toast for $8.99. My friend opted to get sliced bananas instead of potatoes (I know-weird), but they came with a hair attached. Yuck.  \n\nI'm not going out of my way to return, but I am not opposed to giving them another shot. Just one more, though.


Came here while hanging at the pool for a change from the greasy pool food they serve. It was pretty good, not too pricey, and chips and salsa were pretty decent.


Conveniently located right off  of the lobby/check in area of the Augustus and Octavius towers.  Staff service great, very pleasant, and knowledgeable of the product - they knew that some Starbucks had started to replace Tazo tea with Tevana.  they accept Starbucks cards but they dont have a reader so it takes a little longer as they have to manually enter the card number.  that said, my transaction was handled pretty quickly and the person at the register did not grumble while entering the card number - very pleasant experience.  Nice bench to sit on, but no tables/ chairs as its a smaller corner spot.  Standard food items available.


Disappointed as I was told this was one of the BEST hot dogs ever.  We got an all beef and white hot.  Not the worse hot dogs we've had but not the best.  They do however have REALLY GOOD onion rings!


I stumbled across this place today after shopping next door at Smarty Pant's Kids Consignment. Much to my surprise, they sold gluten free blondie bars in the bakery case! Yum. \n\nMy hubby had the day-old 50% off blueberry muffin that he tells me was still very moist and loaded with real blueberries. The place was pretty busy for being in the corner of a quiet strip mall, which I always take as a good sign for any restaurant.


I used to eat at El Encanto a lot years ago, and when a buddy invited me to go with him to Cave Creek shopping for a Mexican style Bistro table, I said \"only if you treat me to lunch at El Encanto!\n\nUnfortunately, lunch was a disappointment. They seated us at a table in the direct sun (it's January, and the hostess said \"so you can enjoy the warm sun\"). The problem was that the sun was at an angle that blinded us so we requested to be moved. Our waiter took our order, then the hostess moved us to a perfectly good table.\n\nBut it seems that our waiter at the original table was not happy about giving us up to the waiter for the new table, and while that argument ensued, we had no waiter. After what seemed like forever, I motioned to the waiter waiting the table next to ours and asked if he knew who our waiter was. He told me that the original waiter would be waiting on us, and I told him that so far no one has waited on us. He said tersely \"So what is it that you need?\"  I said \"some silverware and water would be a nice start\". He grabbed silverware, napkins and water glasses from a nearby table and said \"don't shoot the messenger\" to which I said \"I don't want to shoot anyone, I just want standard service\".\n\nOur food did show up, and later our waiter showed up.\n\nWe ordered:\n\n- Large Guacamole (to share)\n- Quesadilla with chili strips (my buddy)\n- Chili Relleno with Carne Asada (me)\n\nThe guacamole was actually quite good, even if it is a bit over priced.\nThe Quesadilla was not a Quesadilla at all, but a cheap cheese crisp and not really even a good Cheese Crisp at that.\nThe Carne Asada that came with the Chilli Relleno was good, but the Poblano was filled with mashed potatoes! (yep, mashed potatoes). I guess it was the Irish-Mexican version of the Chili Relleno?\n\nOverall we managed to pay $40 for an $8 lunch, and an overall bad experience.\n\nAs it turns out, I will be going to Cave Creek several times in the coming weeks. As it turns out I will not be dining at El Encanto.\n\nAnyone know of a good place to eat in Cave Creek?


Overpriced and not even very good. They were ok when I didn't know of better sushi options in Phoenix.


You can't go wrong with a salad from Wendy's!  I also love their Value Meal Chicken sandwiches.  I really like their \"pick 2\" menu....allows for a healthy salad and a little treat like fries or a shake on the side!   When I want to grab something quick...Wendy's is always at the top of my list of considerations!


Food was okay, but coming from SoCal i've had better for less than half the price! The margaritas were awesome, but for $16 they better be!! I probably wouldn't come back here again, too expensive!


I had a bad experience here and probably won't go back. I was on a date and that is the main reason I didn't complain to the waiter. The chicken and pasta dish I had was terrible. I guess when I saw mushrooms I should have thought it may have a marsala sauce or mushroom sauce but I asked for no mushrooms and it still tasted like mushrooms. It was really bad. The chicken was not fresh grilled chicken but more like it had been pulled from a rotisserie chicken. It had dark meat in it? The service was good but I just can't comprehend how you mess up a chicken and pasta dish. At a minimum, stay away from the Grilled (it was not grilled!) Chicken Fettuccine dish!


Besides the long wait to get in this place is nothing but uber cool. The jalape\u00f1o poppers are crunchy yet sily smooth on the inside, the fries are perfectly cooked with a great truffle aoli. The pork hog burger had bags of flavour and perfectly cooked shreds pork patties sealed the deal as one of the best out there. The service was super friendly and eficient. I liked that you could fill out a quick survey at the end to rate your experience.\nFood 9/10 service 8.5/10 decor 9/10


This one gets zero stars. I may be off but 24 hour shuttle usually means you have a shuttle that goes back and forth from the airport throughout the day.  No such shuttle appeared.  Ended up cabbing it (that's another story - look for Mayflower Cab in Phoenix) an having to make an appointment for the shuttle in the morning. Upon arrival, the worker at the desk was chatting it up with some person who looked like he had nothing better to do at 11:20 pm but hang out at this ghetto ass hotel. When we interrupted their conversation, we weren't greeted, no smile, nothing. Finally get checked in and make our way up to the room. Absolute bare bones, which we paid for. At least the place seemed clean to the naked eye. Who knows what a black light would have revealed.\n\nUpon check out, Mr. Hospitality was still working the front desk.  We were walking in just as he was walking out with the coffee thermos. He could have taken care of us first then the coffee later. Nope. Coffee more important. He comes back carrying two pitchers of juice and a tray of pastries (both hands full). He bangs the tray into the window and sneers at us as if to say, \"Open the door for me.\"  We checked out quickly and were happy to get out of there. Thankfully the shuttle was there already. (Run by a third party)\n\nRecommendation: never stay here. Ever. For any reason. Sleep in your car. Days Inn should take away their license to use the company name. I've stayed at a lot of hotels and a wide array of them. This is by far the worst hotel experience I've ever had. \n\nThey only get one star because yelp requires it.


I have endured endless requests to prebooze (Crescent Ballroom is a short stumble away) and/or dine here by friends. From this day forward, I will refuse to. If possible, I will navigate their thirst or hunger in direction of any other surrounding restaurants. \n\nVig is the new kid in town. It's (blandly) remodeled but wants you to think it's hip and those heavy-prices across the menu are therefor worth it! \n\nThey are not. The food is mediocre and certainly not worth the cost. Signature drinks are weak. And that service has a standstill at below average across multiple visits. \n\nPull it together, Vig!


Very cute little brunch/breakfast place. Bonus? It's down the street from my house. lol. \n\nWe were so hungry so we literally wanted everything on the menu. lol. I ordered the Chilaquiles. It has chicken, sour cream, cheese, and topped with eggs any style. This was quite yummy but it was spicy! Omg, I'm a wuss so I was dying. Someone should've warned me because it didn't say it on the menu. I think it would've been better if it wasn't so dam spicy for me. My friend ordered the Wolfpack. This comes with hashbrowns, cheese, bacon, and eggs. We topped it with gravy which made it delicious. \n\nWe washed everything down with Mimosas. I like the mimosas here. For $5 you get a pretty good size glass, not one of those skinny champagne glasses that it comes in. I'll definitely come back to try some more items on there! =)


Amazing. Best sandwiches in Tempe, probably the valley. They're super duper great when it comes to Gluten Free, they take extra precautions to make it not cross contaminated, which is amazing when you're defective like me! Plus the service is alway A+. It is a little pricey, but it's totally worth it.


I have toured other Fairmont properties in Hawaii, Maui, and Cancun. I've also stayed at the one in San Jose, CA.  When my friends came for a vist and said they were staying at the Fairmont, I jumped at the chance to visit them.  The property is beautiful.  The grounds are well kept and everything is spotless.  The rooms are nicely done.  The room my friends had was a very nice garden view.  There was a nice patio with table and chairs. It's the perfect place to have your morning coffee and watch the bunnies on the property.  They were everywhere and so cute!  The bathroom had a nice big tub, separate shower and double vanity.  All in all it looked very comfortable.  We had drinks in the bar outside that evening.  There is a small indoor bar and a huge outdoor bar with lots of seating and fire pits all around.  It gave a very nice ambiece.  The drinks were very good and our server was very attentive.  I would highly reccomend this property if you are going to visit Scottsdale or if you want a nice \"staycation\".  I will be utilizing the spa there soon since my wonderful friends gifted me for my birthday.  I cannot wait to try it!!


This place is horrible!!! The groomers were so rude and unprofessional when I walked in. Then to top it off a groomer by the name of Allison chopped the hair on my dogs ear off. Did not even say anything to me about it until I got my dog home and noticed it. If she cut just a little more she would have cut the tip of his hair off. For 50$ and to be in Tivoli Village (nicer Las Vegas) it was not worth it! service grooming and groomers suck and the place it self is not even up to par. I would NOT recommend anyone to take there dog here. I only ranked it one star because I had to if it was up to me NO STARS.


The service at this store was amazing and the saved my wedding dress shopping experience.  The first store I visited was I do I do and it was horrible.  The service at An Affair to Remember is awesome.  They are very knowledgeable about their dresses and are a full service store that stands behind their product.  As the previous review states, they only carry two lines but they are decent lines with good quality dresses for reasonable prices.  If you like Maggie Sottero or Casa Blanca then this is a wonderful store to visit.


I've stayed at almost all the big hotel casinos on the strip.\nI've stayed at Red Rock, the M Resort, and others off the strip.\nI used to live in Henderson, NV so I'm familiar with the area. One day I came back to visit friends and voila...There was a big beautiful rainbow high rise called, The Eastside Cannery! Now, I consider it to be one of my favorites. \n\nFirst, it is not on the strip. So if you don't have a car or know your way around Vegas, I wouldn't recommend it. That being said....Parking is easy and safe but there is no cover so in the summertime you need a sun visor for your windshield. The pool area is relaxing without all the fuss. Mostly locals in here so people are older but friendly. Table limits are low so you can enjoy yourself for awhile without breaking the bank. The rooms are clean and pretty modern for a local casino. There's free Wi-Fi and a mini fridge in every room. The big glass windows provide lots of sunlight and a beautiful view no matter what floor or room. Better bring your own lotion, soap, and/or shampoo if you require a large amount. Their dispensers are attached to the wall and refillable to save money.\n\nIf you have a car and know your way around the city, I recommend the Eastside Cannery. It's a great place to lay your head, have a cheap bite to eat, and gamble a bit. At about $50 a night, you can't beat it.


Only 2 things bring me to McDonald's, the coffee and.cheap desert. I do give credit for McDonald's on how they operate like a machine. They get you in and out, but unfortunately not this one. 10 minutes for a cup of coffee? Only 4 tables in the place and every single table got up to complain about their food quality, missing food etc. Where's management? Obviously they didnt graduates from hamburger u.


Cowboy Ciao.  What a sickeningly cute name.  Now I wish I had more to yelp about with you than a quickie business dinner with my boss, but that's all I've got.  Still, I'm gonna review it because I doubt I'll be back.  No, no, don't read that as a criticism; given the opportunity, I'd gladly return.  However, since I so infrequently make it to Phoenix (as in \"never\"), I doubt I'll be back.\n\nNevertheless, I was happy with my brief interlude.  We didn't have reservations, but would've been happy eating at the bar.  However, in a strange twist only a weekday night would bring, the bar was full, but they had plenty of tables.  Table it is!  I ordered the mini-mushroom mix and the porkbelly sliders.  It was all very, very good.  In fact, I wanted very much to have more than the two sliders they served, but in retrospect, that's probably a good amount of fried up pig for most people.  Though the mushroom mix gets more hype, the pork won the night.\n\nService was friendly and competent, even though we didn't stick around long enough to really enjoy it.  But they called a cab for us, the cab arrived quickly and we headed back to the hotel.  In all, four solid stars.  Had we stayed longer or I had another crack at you guys, I'm sure five stars wouldn't be too far off.  \n\nBTW, thanks to ex-Phoenician, current Yelper Robert M. for pointing me in this direction.


I'm way overdue to write a review about CFF.  I should begin by saying that I have been a chiropractor, trainer and strength and conditioning coach for 10 years.  I have been involved with CrossFit since 2008.  I was a medic at the CrossFit regionals in 2011.  In the last 2 years I have been to 3 CF gyms in the valley.  When I re-located to Scottsdale from central phoenix, I had to find a new box.  I called one in the area and they wouldn't even give me pricing over the phone so they were out.  I went to one other box that was as big as my living room and the coaches just didn't know enough exercise physiology.  They were out.  I walked into CrossFit Forbidden, met the coaches, and It felt like home.  This place is world-class.  It is very-well equipped with lots of room.  They can accommodate 30 people per class.  The programming is the smartest and most impressive I have seen in the region.  Lots of concept 2 rowers, a long asphalt alley in the back for running, 2 bathrooms, 2 showers, a protein and nutrition bar, lots of mobility equipment (for mWODs).  I may be a serious athlete and I look at CF as a sport, But I have referred the most novice people to exercise, and the coaches have helped them lose weight, achieve goals, and retain their fitness.  Prices are very reasonable.  My last advice is:  if you are going to get into cross fit, get a feel for the gym equipment, space, coaching, and programming before you make a commitment.  If Crossfit Forbidden is a convenient location for you, then it's the best choice in the area. Once you start here, you won't want to go anywhere else.  Cancel the big box gym membership and get into Crossfit.


Here's my down the street,  go-to for some normal mexican eats. Only thing missing is a good-dance-in-the-rain tamale.( But Maybe because I've been spoiled by my Mex friends with homemade tamales). I like the \"call ahead for pick-up\" option. Very convenient. Outdoor patio seating, maybe only good for 4 out of the 12 months in Vegas.\n\nEats: on all my visits, so far have never been out of anything and have always delivered my eats 100%. \n\nparking- or lack there of, isn't so fashionable. Good for the folks waiting for their car wash or oil change, which is in the same lot. \n\nTheir smiles are hit or miss. kinda snobby at times.\n\nOn my last visit, I had a carne asada chimichanga. heart attack im willing to risk. deep fried burrito, but with a side of guac. Mmmm. never fails. of course, i can never finish it. way too huge. a sharable quality. i can count on them like uno, dos, tres.


Love me some Yogurtology! Great selection of flavors, most of which are Gluten-free for my darling Celiac boy. They also have the toppings segregated from each other and very clearly labeled. So my seven year old had no trouble distinguishing which ones were safe for him to pile on. We all got different flavors but the stand out was chocolate/coconut swirl. It was divine like a frozen Mounds bar. Worth every penny!


I'm pretty easy to please when it comes to home delivery, fast food pizza. As long as it's cheesy and bready I am usually OK. We discovered last night that Papa John's actually delivered to our place, even though they are over on Ft Apache, so I thought we would give them a try.\n\nI should point out here that up until last night I had never sampled a Papa John's pizza, however I have often heard them compared favourably to Pizza Hut or Dominoes.\n\nI ordered a Ham and Pineapple pizza and a serve of wings with ranch dip and garlic dip. The pizza arrived more promptly than the 65 minute estimate and the driver was friendly enough.\n\nWhen I opened my pizza box I was greeted with the sight of something that looked like it had come straight out from under a heat lamp at a food court. Upon eating a slice it turned out to be fresher than it looked, but it was a bit greasy and the sauce was overly sweet and unusual on a pizza outside of the frozen section at a supermarket. The pineapple on my pizza really didn't work well with the already very sweet sauce. I ate a couple of slices and consigned the rest to the fridge for more desperate times. I found myself eating for the sake of eating.\n\nNext I moved on to my wings. I think they were honey chipotle or something very similar. They tasted pretty decent but were extremely gloopy and difficult to eat. They could have done with about 70% less sauce. The garlic dip in particular was a bizarre concoction. It looked like clear, melted butter and tasted weird. Probably not meant for wings, but I'm not sure what it would go with.\n\nSadly, I think Papa John's is going to have to be given the big miss in future. Of the low-end pizza chains I would have to say that it is easily my least favourite.


The hubby and I went here last weekend. It was our first time back since it re-opened. All I can say is OMG! This place is so good! We went for breakfast on a Saturday morning. We got there pretty early so we were seated right away and the server was very polite.  (Btw, the server told us that Saturday afternoons are the busiest.) The are lots of food options and if you have special dietary needs, ex. Gluten-free, there are some options for you. If you get an omelet made for you at the omelet station, it will be big so you might want to share so they you have room for the other delicious food.\n\n We are definitely coming here again!


I think I must be getting old. The last time I was in Hector's it was too crowded, too loud, impossible to get served and the loos too squalid. And I really dislike having walk through a wall of smoke (and smokers) to get in the door.\nGiven that this was once a favourite haunt and that I have yet to find a replacement, eating and drinking out is either not what it used to be or I am turning into my father. Just call me Victoria Meldrew\n\n\n I've given the place 3 stars because the wines, beers and food have always been reliably good and it is hardly Hector's fault that I've gotten cranky. Sort out the service & the loos and I could probably be dragged back in.


I often eat at the Sam Woo next door.  This Sam Woo has no liquor license so it's BYOB over there, so the waiters there actually suggest you go to 99 Ranch.\n\nOutside of picking up a pack of Tsingtao to enhance my meal at Sam Woo, I'd never go back to this dump...\n\nThis 99 Ranch stinks like moldy durian!!  Then, it looks as bad as it smells.  It's funny, if you read the other reviews for this market, they all say the same...It stinks, it's dirty, it's small and most importantly, it's like NO 99 Ranch I've ever been to.  \n\nThe reason is, it's NOT A REAL 99 RANCH!!  It's not OWNED or operated by TAWA, the company that owns the 99 Ranch Supermarkets in CA, WA, etc and T&T Supermarkets in Canada.  This Las Vegas market is a licensee, so it's not at all what you're used to...\n\nBu Hau...


One of the best quickie Mexican take-out joints in the valley for everything from simple carne asada tacos to chicharrones en salsa roja. I love that they have authentic, non-Americanized carne options like buche (pig intestines), tripas (beef intestines), lengua (tongue- best I've ever had), and cabeza (beef head). And you know what, each and every one of those weirdo meats are effing delicious. Cooked to perfection. Fall apart tender. Melt in your mouth delicious. So freaking good.\n\nIf they can make beef intestines taste delicious, you bet your ass their traditional meat options like carnitas and pollo are equally as delectable. \n\nThey make their own tortillas and both the flour and corn are tender and flavorful. You'll end up looking forward to that first and last tortilla-filled bite of a burrito, and you'll wish they doubled up their corn tortillas on the tacos. (And don't worry, you don't need a double banger tortilla on the taco. I've only had a corn tortilla disintegrate on me when I've left it to sit and sop up juices for ages.)\n\nMake sure to take advantage of the salsa bar. Get lots and lots and lots of the aguacate sauce. That spicy green avocado sauce is the most amazing condiment. The red and green sauce will suffice in a pinch, but that bright green avocado sauce blows 'em away. The marinated carrots, cucumber slices and radishes are also spot on. Their strange pico with lots of cabbage is a concept I haven't seen anywhere else, but it's crazy complimentary. Give it a whirl.\n\nThe only issue I've ever had is with consistency. Sometimes a burrito will have rice and beans, other times it will be a meat-o-palooza. Not that big of a deal, and certainly nothing that will keep me away from the best quickie Mexican I've had in the valley.


Also be sure to check out the reviews that are not recommended by yelp.  All say the same thing.


Wow, busy place!  Lots of bar space, good place to hang out and drink. Drew is the best bartender!!


If you come here to dine in close to closing time DO NOT sit in the back section or you will get scolded by the Latina hussie behind the counter.


I hate leaving a \"meh\" kind of review for an organization that does a lot of goodwill and charity, but Goodwill thrift stores are not on my shopping radar at all. I feel like their prices are overpriced and their merchandise is poorly organized. I'll donate items to Goodwill because I know they're doing good somewhere, but I won't shop there. I recommend Savers, Opportunity Village and the Charleston Outlet thrift stores instead.


Saturday afternoon, coming to the end of the lunchtime rush. I was pointed to a window seat as I was on my own and given a menu. Then I waited. And waited. And waited. \n\nI dallied with the idea that if I turned round to face the sushi chef, that I would have more of a chance of my order being taken, but given that that would be rather rude, I turned back again to face the window, but in a perky and expectant way. Don't ask me to repeat this, as it was hard enough the first time. \n\nFinally my order was taken. I went for the set lunch menu of nigiri, maki and miso with a green tea. I was craving miso on such a wintery day and figured that the rest of the meal would work, even if it did involve cucumber rolls, which to me is always a copout in sushi (it's a personal thing - it just doesn't have any flavour to me). I did throw in some spicy tuna rolls as well as I was hungry and figured on skipping the cucumber rolls. \n\nFor the first time in any Japanese restaurant, I was given one cup of tea, no pot. Given that I never saw the waitress again til I got the bill, I ended up being rather thirsty (note this is a tiny restaurant).\n\nFirst up was the spicy tuna rolls. It smelled rather strongly but tasted ok. Spicy, but not a huge amount of flavour. I did like the texture of the rice though. Next up was the chef's selection of nigiri which involved two pieces of squid - I'll put my hands up right now and say I didn't eat it. Tried it once, nearly choked, never again. I'm a safe sushi eater (tuna, salmon, eel and fish roe), and I am ok with that. Saying that, I thought it was a nice touch to include all varieties of fish in the selection so that the more adventurous get something with more bite. There was also some less than fresh looking tuna (I get it, it isn't native to here so going to be defrosted, but it looked really sad to me), salmon and egg. The cucumber rolls were overpoweringly doused in wasabi. The salmon rolls were ok, but not a lot of flavour. \n\nYou might wonder where my miso description went to, but it goes in last as that is when it turned up - after I reminded the waitress. Definitely, US miso is more salty as I experienced the same watery miso I had in other restaurants in town. I'll take that as noted. \n\nFinally, when I did get the bill, the waitress wasted no time in trying to take it away from me - even while I was still trying to get the cash out. Tip? Hell no. Would I be back, most likely not - there are better sushi joints in town. Prices are cheap, but you definitely get what you pay for and with raw fish, I would rather pay higher and make sure the fish doesn't try to return to the sea anytime soon.


The sexiest buffet I've ever been to, period. I mean, I understand that it's kind of weird describing food as 'sexy,' but honestly, this food is so damn attractive. And delicious. To take this a step further, I would pay the price of this buffet just to get at that dessert bar. Tiramisu, homemade marshmallows, handcrafted ice cream, fruit tarts... you name it; and I'm not even really a sweets person! \n\nThere's no downside to this. When you hit up Vegas, make sure to drop by this place for dinner. I've tried a lot of the other buffets before and nothing really compares to this one. It might not be the most expensive foods available (but I think it's pretty damn close, and extra points for creativity). I got recommended to some of the other buffets, like Bellagio and Rio, which I've had before, but they really don't match up.


I really like this place. Great selection of meats and Latin products with quite a nice produce section as well. I got a tad upset when one of the butchers didn't speak English but when the other one noticed he took over and was pretty helpful. All in all a nice little market.


Top Highlights and Lowlights\n\n1) super friendly and accommodating staff\n2) hotel is a little dated\n3) great location on the strip\n\nI stayed at the Paris hotel for a week for business. I booked a king standard room but when I arrived they were out of that room style so they gave me a room with two double beds and an Eiffel Tower view. I also had to leave about 15 items at the bell desk for co-workers and the staff was really accommodating. The view was great! The room wasn't anything super special and a little dated but nice overall with a pretty big bathroom. \n\nThere are a few good restaurants and bars in the hotel including Mon Ami Gabi and the Eiffel Tower Restaurant. There is also a piano bar, Napoleans, that had some really talented pianists in the week I was there. There is also a club, Chateau here. The club is probably not a top club in Vegas but the view from the \"rooftop\" deck is great and the DJs were great the few times I went.\n\nThe location of the hotel is great, it is in the middle of the strip so you can walk almost anywhere. The hotel is connected to Ballys so you can get to monorail station without having to walk outside. \n\nI really enjoyed my stay here! Less expensive than some of the other hotels on the strip but still good service and amenities.


The buffet costs $20 including a soft drink. Good selection of foods that range from average to better than average. Nothing outstanding. Main courses ranged from pastas, Chinese, Crab legs and salads.  Crab legs are snow crab. Lots of work. Some of the Chinese food was good. Steamed dumplings were good. Ribs needed more spices and some sauce on the side. Some of the pasta was good, some did not look worth tasting. \"prime\"rib was cooked properly and pretty good for a buffet.  Deserts were good. Warm chocolate cake was tasty. Creme Berle was good. Gelato was not outstanding but pleasant.


They close at 10pm.   We got there at 9:15 and the host refuses to seat and serve us.  Will never go back there and give them anymore business.


We have a sprinkles in Dc and I am not impressed with their cupcakes but after the high roller ride my hubby had a sweet tooth. The shop was packed but not cramped like in DC. There were not many cupcake flavor options maybe 4-5 different ones. My husband got the banana cupcake and thought it was good. I got a vanilla with sprinkles and it wasn't good at all to me. I am giving them a two because we had small talk with the employees and they were really friendly. The shop was also clean and not cramped. There are a few tables inside and outside for customers. Sprinkles is located in a cool looking newly renovated alley area that takes you to other restaurants, shops, and the high roller. Like I said I'm not a fan of Sprinkles but maybe others enjoy their brand.


Their desserts are very light. It's not super sweet so if you're looking for a sugar overload this is not the place. The strawberry Milli crepe cake is delicious! The strawberry whip cream crepe is fantastic as well. I'd highly recommend both. I'm looking forward to trying more desserts in the future.


Cheap and perfectly adequate. The kind of place you order from because it's close and cheap. If you're willing to travel farther, wait longer, or spend more, go elsewhere. But this is a fine option, and you can get a lunch special with an entree and fried rice for $4.50. I like the broccoli with garlic sauce--the sauce is good but not great, but the broccoli is perfectly cooked. Mmm.


OK, love the laser, the customer service has been the biggest disappointment I think I can remember or have experienced, ever. \n\nI arrive, sit for over 10 minutes after checking in and then I am told, I have to reschedule because I was late...??? The clock is 5 minutes fast, you have a sign in the lobby saying they only allow 5 minutes to be late (to be fair to the other clients)  or they reschedule, and then argue with you about what time I actually arrived.... Argue, seriously!  \n\nThen I see two techs sitting in the back office, on their phones, clearly not servicing clients. It is now 20 minutes after I arrived and while trying to reschedule, a client comes in and leaves. So I ask, why if you have no clients when I got here, and you have none now do I have to reschedule. She tells me some BS that they have to be fair to the other clients..... what clients?? I was the only customer in the office! Then the next lady arrives late, she got caught in the same accident as I did, they immediately tell her she needs to reschedule, still, no new clients. \n\nI spent over 30 minutes after arriving, signing in, waiting to be told I have to reschedule then having to wait to reschedule ...  wouldn't it have been more customer service oriented to stop arguing and just perform the procedure. It literally takes 2-5 minutes for two procedures.... I spent more time on the office rescheduling than I have combined over all of the appointments I have previously attended.\n\nBut guess what, now I am late for my next appointment, at which I was not told to reschedule, but was accommodated, I was treated as a paying customer.... Oh, I get it now, Simplicity already has my money, they do not need to be polite or provide customer service, they only need to argue with me...  \n\nNever wrote a review before, that was negative, this is a first and hopefully will be my last. I will be asking for a refund but I am sure I will be told No... the easiest answer they can give instead of providing customer service. Scottsdale, AZ office.


I like fudge just as much as the next person but do I want to pay \u00a34.85 for a slice... probably not although once in a while I guess it does no harm. It's great to see the fudge getting made and the staff always talk customers through the fudge making process... if you're interested that is. It's a pretty skilled process and a few years ago my mums attempt at making fudge resulted in the fire brigade being called to the house and the remnants of the fudge a black chalky disaster. The less said about that the better.\n\nThe huge copper cauldron where they stir the ingredients reminds me of witches brewing away at a potion but rather than making something to turn your worst enemy into a frog you get the sugary goodness of fudge and they're always giving away free samples!\n\nMy favourites are; After Dinner Mint, Strawberries and Cream and Vanilla.\n\nOverall the Fudge Kitchen is definitely a novelty shop and unless you have money to throw away or the thought of having no teeth is appealing I'd save it for special occasions.


This place is great!  My husband and I ordered the other night and were pleasantly surprised!  Great food, great pricing and quick, friendly delivery.  I will note that the gentleman on the phone was pleasant and spoke English very well - we have had some issues in the past with communication break-downs so this was totally a bonus.


Love Love Love!\n\nI was recently here with my family for 4 nights for my daughter's national cheerleading competition at another casino. I am so happy we decided to stay here! We booked a Madison Avenue room with 2 queen beds. About 2 weeks prior to my trip I was offered to upgrade to a \"premium view room\" for another $8 a night, so I figured what the heck. I am so glad I did. The room was big and spacious seeing how we had a corner room with views on 2 sides. \n\nNo problems at all checking in, it was fast and easy. The beds were so comfortable my husband and I actually slept all night each night we were there. The room was quiet, I could only hear other showers in the mornings but that wasn't until about 10am or so. The shower/tub combo was great with a deep tub that was great to soak in after those long walks. \n\nMy only complaint would be the door going in and out of the room. There is a door thingy (yes, the technical term for it :) at the top of the door that slowed the door down so much (so it doesn't slam) that you have to stand there and wait for it or try to pull it closed, but then it doesn't close right as the top of the door hits the frame. So, every time you open the door you have to wait to make sure it closes before you go walking off. \n\nBut, really....that's such a minor little thing! I really loved staying here and with my family, New York New York made us all feel so comfortable giving we had to bring kids to LV. I will definitely be coming back as we visit LV 3-4 times a year and I would absolutely recommend this hotel/casino to anyone


OMGGGGG, this place is horrriiiibllllee. It just doesn't belong in Aria...\n\nI was getting flashbacks of when I was 19 and used to \"go clubbing\"\n\nThe place is packed, everyone is sweating, the drinks are horrible, service is horrible, layout is weird...u just feel weird BEING in there.\n\nSo why 2 stars you ask....\nWELL....\n\nPole dancers. I have seen some amazing performances, but nothing like this. This one girl was absolutely breath-taking. EVERYONE in the club had stopped and was facing the center where this flawless piece of work performed the most beautiful routine I'd ever seen. It was very cirque du solei, but super sexy at the same time.\n\nOther than that...this place sucks :( \nAria, u should be ashamed


You can't really go wrong at Spago. The staff was superb and the food was really good. I was totally bummed that the Wedge Salad was taken off the menu - it was one of my very favorites that I look forward to every time I'm in Vegas.  Of course, the price was just a hair high for my comfort zone, but it was good nonetheless.


Seemed like a good place to eat a first but as a first timer it's so confusing which side to order from. Just wanted a Caesar wrap and had to wait longer to order it from the \"hot\" side. I'll just go to subway thanks.


This was a fun show. Joan Crawford (Frank Marino) was really entertaining and many of the other queens pulled off good performances. Every one of the male dancers was talented, which was engaging.  I really liked the act where one of the queens takes off all the makeup and costume and turns back into a man - very cool!  The queens all come out to the lobby after the show for photo ops, too, which is fun.  The only drawback is the location. The Imperial Palace is literally hidden behind another casino and the theater is a bit abused and in need of refurbishing.


I really wanted a wine bar experience, I wanted to try several things; our server seemed more interested in getting us out of there then adding to the experience.\nI am looking for a place to enjoy wine, and I was hoping this would be it.\n\nThe food was good, yet not unique as people led me to believe.  \n\nThe place is nicely set up though, I like the use of all the wooden wine boxes - gives it a nice feel.\n\nMusic was the basic 80s/90s mix that most restaurants play for some reason.


I absolutely LOVE this place. I have been here several times after reading about it in las vegas weekly. the food is to perfection everytime! the prices are amazing for this type of quality of food. i LOVEEEE the sauce that they serve on the side of the arepas. they are to die for.


We went there once and would never go back. There are too many good restaurants in Madison to waste your time here. My wife got the salmon and it was disgusting, I'm fairly certain it was frozen and simply reheated.


Not the best pizza in the world, nor the worst. Definitely something that I will not remember unless I come back and read this post and go, oh, I ordered pizza that night.\n\nI really came here because I heard that they served poutine, which I first had eaten whilst in Canada on one of my many Detroit Adventures.\n\nPoutine was good, no complaints, but again, much like the pizza, kind of forgettable. After this week is over, the chances I even remember the name of this place is slim to none. They were not good enough to remember and they were not bad enough to stand out.


Yelp once again did not steer me wrong...this is the first time I remembered what makes Las Vegas so different.  I mean, other than the ocean, there is so much more here than San Diego- but I have been in a love/hate relationship with Vegas as a new local...total disregard for customer service (one server told us people drink away their check-eek).  But today, walking through Caesar's Palace, I remember the energy of this town and how cool it is to be able to enjoy it as someone not needing to gamble or buy into the tourism aspect.  This place is right off the escalator and close to Puck's restaurant (can't wait). I had a biscuit to start served with chocolate- YUM, the BEST biscuit I have ever had (that's three of the stars, and the other is for the server).  Chinese salad was interesting, but has some strange ingredient I can't quite name, but still good- would be better with avocado.  The desserts look awesome, but at 12-15 bucks way too much for my blood after a 15 buck meal.  I will definitely be back for the waffles I saw floating around covered in whipped cream and chocolate....OH and Happy hour is 3-6 (everything is half off if you sit at the bar.  The kids have brushes for the ketchup and the chicken, and syringes to eat the chocolate that comes with their meal.  Will be back to have the kids try that during Happy Hour (they have to sit at a table not the bar)!


Sixty Seven Dollars?! For TWO buffets?!\" Unfortunately that was what my buddy and I said on our way in...and on our way out of this disappointment of Vegas buffets. The wait was easily 30min so when we were given the hefty total before being seated we had some hope that our pallets would be much happier than our wallets. Alas...we were left wanting. La Village Buffet had a pretty ample selection of items from the standard crab legs and prime rib...to some \"regional\" offerings such as lamb and cheese plates. But even the items I wouldn't say were \"bad\" were lacking. Items that should have carried the buffet just dropped dead. The crab legs tasted and felt like they had been there all day (the meat did not come out in chucks, yet fell apart)...and the prime rib was almost painful to eat...tasting as though someone needed to leave for break while it was cooking so they just put it out a bit early.\nSave you money peoples. For less mulla you can head over to Mirage and have food that is ten times as good...or spend a little more of that black jack loot and head over to the Belagio.


This Wendy's was totally remodeled. The dining room was maid to look like a cafe. It's the nicest looking Wendy's I've ever seen.\n\nPrices are good. Service was great. It's comparable with other Wendy's in the area!\n\nFiguring out where to order and pick up your order, is a bit confusing. \n\nThey have the new cola machine, which gives you anything you want.\n\nThe seating is very comfortable, and it's the only Wendy's I've ever seen with a fireplace.\n\nI would return to this Wendy's restaurant again.


Queen Nails 7/25/2013\n1819 Matthews Township Pkwy Ste 300\nMatthews, NC 28105\nI have been going to Queen Nails for over a 10 years and will not go anywhere else. They are very clean and sanitary. The attention to detail is wonderful. They are very personable and caring. I am there about every 3 weeks getting a pedicure, gel nails and artwork hand drawn on my nails. Taylor, Rachel, Kathy, Annie and Lana are wonderful. Annie does state of the art brow shaping for $8.


The faux cobblestone floors in this bad boy are being replaced with super slippery tiles (gray and black). Upside? You can see up people's skirts in the reflection. Downside? Forget about traction when you walk in. I wore some flip flops and walked in the entrance near Sephora, nearly fell flat on my ass, and was told by the Sephora security guard that happens daily. So be careful, wear sneakers, and take a strong person with a good sense of balance along with you.\n\nLots of decent shopping with some crazy stores thrown in. A little disorienting when you're walking thru, because it's shaped in kind of a circle. I think I walked thru about 10 times trying to find the restrooms. Oh, the restrooms are nice, and have private little stalls. Good potty break area. Lots of good restaurants.


Came here on a Friday morning around 1030 and was greeted the second I parked my car which was wonderful and great service! Sadly the second I came up to the counter a bigger older guy, I'm assuming manager or a higher role, was completely rude! I asked how much an alignment was and explained I had a coupon that gave me a discount 10% and asked how much it would be with that included. His answer was completely rude an belittling \"well I said 89.99 so 10% of that is your price\". I wasn't asking for a math lesson just your pricing.\nThankfully he was given a phone call and Benny continued to help me out with a smile. I realized I left my drink in the car and asked if I could get it and was accommodated nicely. \nOver all this shop was clean, mostly friendly besides the older large gentleman I didn't get the name of sadly, and very fast service! \nBenny along with the guys in the garage were all nice and not sleazy or rude:) unlike upper management .... \nDefiantly coming back due I the nice service from the others close location and speedy service!!!


I stayed at the Motel right across the street from this restaurant when I stayed in Gila Bend. I had been driving all day through the hot desert and really wanted to kick back with a cold beer and some good food. Little Italy did not disappoint!! I got a large pizza that was AMAZING!! Plus the service was great too. Fast and friendly.


As a resident of South Scottsdale, this is a true gem.  The food is fresh and crazy good.  They are creative and farm to table I believe is truly what they are.  The cocktail program is spot on if you want to enjoy true craft spirits.  The service is 5 star and you never get disappointed.


It's ok. First time customer and they got my order wrong. Waited over 20 mins. Finally got my order and had to add sugar to a latte? No way. Not going again.


Pretty cool.  I shot my first gun here.  I won't lie... I was scared shitless, while my friends laughed.\n\nI shot a handgun (took me by surprise, holy crap).. and a small machine gun, which seemed more docile, or maybe I was just getting used to it.  The staff were really anal about safety, which is good I guess.  Saves idiots like me from blowing my own head off.  :)\n\nAfter we was done, we headed to dive bar to release all the build up rage & aggression.


Not impressed at all , the food didn't have much taste to it and it's overpriced for the portion you get .


Xposed Saturgays Pool Party Review Only. \n\nPros:\n- Clean and well-kept\n- Good music selection\n- Easy booking and check-in process\n- Good turn out and crowd\n\nCons:\n- Hidden Fees - Beware food/bev min is based on subtotal only. Does not include tax, auto gratuity, and a random service fee. A $400 food/bev subtotal comes out to roughly $525.  \n- Forgetful service - half of items ordered over the course of the day were forgotten and server had to be reminded next time they came by\n- No separate checks - servers can only split bills across 2 payments\n- Sub-par food - edible, but not delicious


Hallllooooooooooooumiii! \n\nYou guessed it, the halloumi burgers here are fantabulous! I am yet to waver from ordering one in my 3 visits here, although I've heard great things from my friends who have have sampled the other dishes available. \n\nBesides the name, another reason I like the Red Squirrel is for the cider and beer - there is great selection of yummy beverages, from Thistly Cross to Blue Moon, and it is a great place for after-work gossiping with friends.\n\nIt is also a really handy location and is spacious so I've never had a problem with it being too busy (on week nights). \n\nLastly, the sweet potato fries are the bomb!


Real rating is negative 5 stars, not much of a selection as per commercials lead you to believe. Staff was very rude when we asked for a manager which was not available. Made rude comments speaking Chinese, fortunately my wife is Japanese and heard every word they said, will be reporting them to the BBB for rude and unprofessional behaviour.


DH and I were in Vegas for our annual trek and decided to snag some tix because Garrett himself was appearing.  For some reason, I thought he would be funny. I have been to other comedy clubs in vegas, atlantic city, and pittsburgh and usually walk out tired from laughing so hard.\n\nthis time - not at all.\n\nif you think Garrett making fun of stereotypes is humorous, maybe this is your kind of show. after the 15th gay joke about sex and why he could not accommodate that kind of sex physically (really how many times can you say \"i can't ------, i got problems with the old dumper as it is\" before it is not worth a laugh???) , he moved on to the asian women in the audience. then he moved on to the older folks and just decimated them before moving to the african-american in the audience who just happened to have a white date which gave him more jokes to make. there were no muslims in the audience so i think that part was just part of the regular routine.\n\n i don't know, i think i left the butt and boob and tiny penis and  oral sex humor back in college - and really it was maybe only funny once or twice.\n\ni suggest checking him out on you tube if you are at all unsure about his style of humor before buying your tix - i wish we had.....\n\noh - just as a side note - when garrett came out for the third time, i decided to escape to the ladies room to avoid his third monologue only to find a couple having sex in the ladies room - sigh - i can't decide if all that butt talk got them hot or they were bored as well.....\n\nnext time, i will stick to the comedy up the street ;)


This is the best 24 HF I have been to in AZ. Very clean, great equipment and plenty of space. The volume of \"lockers with free locks\" is great. This gym can get crowded when the afternoon / evening crowd arrives (5PM - 7PM).


Meh, the service was fine, the ambiance is there, the girl across from me was pretty, but the food is truly mediocre. I had the fig prosciutto flat bread pizza and I had difficulty finding any prosciutto. Not seasoned very well, my pizza supposedly fired in a wood fired oven had no hint of smokiness and sauce was almost nonexistent. \n\nThis restaurant will not last if they can't bring BIG flavors to the table. \nThree stars for ambiance and service only.


Better pizza than any chain.  Better pizza that you would get anyplace other than NYC or Jersey.  BUT, why go here when just up the street is Napoli?  Mineo's has the rep, Napoli has the better pie.