After opening just 5 days after buying the building, the bar was sparse at first. It was, however, filled with delicious food that is ever changing, a draft selection that is also always in rotation, barreled and bottled cocktails during the week, and always some fantastic and inventive cocktails on Saturday nights, when their \"Cocktologist\" is in. Now, a few months later, the remnants of the previous bar are all stripped away, and the walls are filled with classic records, and wonderful prints by talented and local artist Matthew Buchholz of Alternate Histories. I love this place.\n\nTo address some previous reviews:\nLocal Beers\nThe taps change constantly, because there are a TON of breweries within 150 miles of Pittsburgh. And there's NOTHING wrong with featuring only local brews. To the guy that's posted on here, and their Facebook, and everywhere else that they should have a guest brewery: If you want beer from outside of the local area, go to any other craft beer bar in Pittsburgh. There are tons of them. The Independent Brewing Company is the ONLY bar in Pittsburgh that features ONLY local beers, and even offers ALL the locally produced spirits. \n\nThe Food v Cost\nAre you people insane? Look at the various menus they've posted online on Twitter and Facebook. The cheapest thing on the menu is about $5, and the most expensive has been about $15. And this is too expensive for you for fresh made food that doesn't use frozen or manufactured food?!? Really? Everything is made fresh. By hand. No frozen fries, no prepackaged crap. And the most expensive dish I've seen was $15. You can pay more than $15 for an entree at TGIFridays. \n\nDecor\nThey opened 5 days after taking control of the bar. It's previous incarnation, Fanatics, was the embodiment of every trashy Pittsburgh sports bar, with nicotine stained tin signs, neon signs, TUBE television sets hanging from the ceilings (Yes, TUBE television sets, multiples), and 30 years of dinginess. They reopened 5 days later...FIVE. No contractors, just the owners and the helping hands of close friends to make it presentable enough to open. This included a handmade mosaic with the IBC logo, great chairs, and some other minor renovations. Now the joint is covered in prints from Alternate Histories, which are hilarious. Take the time to look at them. Totally cool. And a huge selection of records....because iPhones and digital playlists are verboten.\n\nCocktails v Cost\nGone are the days of $6 cocktails with rubbing alcohol quality booze, that are overly sweet, and come in a pint glass. Deal with it Pittsburghers. A good bar means good cocktails, and not just good cocktails, but inventive cocktails made with only the best ingredients. The resident Saturday night bartender, Adam Henry, has done a damn fine job of creating a cocktail program for the bar. Not only can you get delicious bottled and barreled cocktails during the week, but he's there every Saturday with some of the most interesting cocktails in the city. Dry ice, emulsification, liquid nitrogen, obscure ingredients, and some really great presentation. Don't believer me? Order the London Fog, or the Sex Panther. Even if you don't see it listed on the chalkboard. Just make sure you're sitting at the bar.\n\nAnd for those of you wondering, I'm not an owner, or friend of the owner put up to writing this review. I've just gone enough to write a proper review, and thought it might be helpful to have all the info. Thanks for taking the time to read it!


Donuts were not worth the calories.  Sad is what one person posted... Totally right.  The saddest donuts ever .  No taste.  Somewhat mushy and does not have the crispness you would expect.  No competition for their competitors.  Coffee was not robust.  Tasted like cheap coffee... Not like Dunkin Donut original.  Maybe watered down.  Do not bother.  Corporate needs to get in there and fix this place.  Maybe later if you are desperate.


Waited a really long time to be seated for a mediocre birthday dinner. I ordered some sort of shrimp pasta plate.  Our meal was a long time coming after being seated. My shrimp had gone bad...really bad, so I ordered something meatless. The replacement dish took so long to arrive that I ended up eating part of my wife's  I only had a limited amount of time before an event I had to be at and couldn't wait any longer for my meal. My daughter didn't finish her plate & my wife was underwhelmed by hers (same thing I had).  It just tasted bland to me.\n\nThere are too many alternatives in this town to wait 40 minutes on \"meh\" entrees that are not inexpensive! That's what makes the world go round though. Some people swear by this chain. Just not my thing.


Came here for restaurant week. I was really excited to try this creative approach to dinning. If you have read other reviews, I'm sure, whoever is reading this, you get the concept of Posh by now. So, here's the thing.... since you cannot decide, as with a regular menu, what dish you would like prepared for you, your chances of liking what you get are 50/50. Bear that in mind, it's probably why half of the reviews are awesome and the other half are people complaining.\n\nNow, I had a very open mind going into this, realzing this fact, that the plates would be beyond my control, but that's not why I'm only giving two stars. The honest to goodness truth is that the cooking just wasn't to par with what you would expect from gourmet dinning. The prices indicate to me that this should be a gourmet experience, as well as the snobbery of the waiters (however, I have expierenced top notch service in other gourmet restaurants...expensive doesn't mean they have to be snobs). There was always something 'missing' from each dish.... they were all very creative, and beautifully presented...but flavors were lacking... I really wanted to be blown away and I sadly wasn't. With that said, I do have to add a note that dessert was exceptional....my favorite out of all the 5 courses.... pinapple sorbet with candied orange rind and strawberry coulis....just phenomenal! But, I don't think that I should have paid 60 bucks for an excellent sorbet and a whole other bunch of bland food. Tack on alcohol to that and my husbands 5 course meal, and suddenly restaurant week didn't seem like such a great discount :/\n\nBottom line, would I go back? No. Would I discourage someone else from going? Not necessarily. It's an interesting experience, and if you feel like blowing 60+ bucks to get that expierence, then, go for it.


Up-scale environment and wonderful services. The food is good but not spectacular.


Been coming here for years. I love love love this place!! Their 'The Works' skillet is amazing and so is their French Toast. It's made with a delightful custard batter that can put a smile on anyone's face. To be frank, all of their food is great. The service is stellar too!! You see a lot of the same people. During the week, they have a great breakfast special. There is no reason to come eat here!!


My new favorite Asian restaurant (next to Shaanxi)!\n\nDelicious food, great service, and reasonable prices make this a go-to place. In fact I can't want to go back.\n\nThe pork dumplings were spectacular; the beef roll was as good as China Mama; even something as basic as fried noodles seemed better than the usual. \nAnd then there's the walnut shrimp....man, I'm craving that dish as I write this. Go there now and order it...I mean right now...don't waste a minute...whatever you're doing at the moment isn't as important as eating this dish, believe me! \n\n(Note: I was there with a fellow wine-collector, and the restaurant was fine with us opening our two bottles of wine to accompany the great food...and that's one more reason to keep going back. I love wine-friendly establishments!)


Highly recommend this for anyone who wants a beautiful tour of the Grand Canyon.  The pilot we had was informative and funny.   The only downside of the tour was the time spent inside the canyon.   With all the awesome sights an additional 30 minutes would have been ideal.  It was difficult to go everywhere we wanted in the limited amount of time we had.  Other than that, I would say this is one great tour for anyone that would like to take a helicopter from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon.


Everything about Book Buyers shows it's appeal and divine placement in Plaza Midwood. No business would suit this space more appropriately. From the musty smell of old, worn pages, the family cat just gallivanting around at will, odd finds and crazy selection, it's one of those places you just have to find yourself getting lost in from time to time. \n\nI've been in on multiple occasions and have really just enjoyed perusing and finding older copies of Tolkien novels and some cook books. Upon our last visit, we scored some great children's books for our nephew. We found some solid gold copies of old disney books, Winnie the Pooh, and a few Garfield coloring books. Needless to say, our little nephew was thrilled with all of the books. The prices were so good on some, too. Paying around $3 for a great, used book compared to the steep prices of a major book store is always a more palatable experience. \n\nThe owners are so nice and they tend to have that syndrome where they know exactly where everything is. Pretty awesome. \n\nThere are some pretty cool nick nacky items at the front counter, too. Always good when you need chapstick!


This is the least good Ethiopian I've ever had. That's not to say it was bad, but it was the least good, I'm trying really hard not to say worst here, OK. I've had so much Ethiopian and Eritrean in every city I've lived and it is, hands down, one of my favorite foods to eat forever ever, so I was so bummed because it's been over a year since I've had it. It should be a rich and insanely nuanced food and everything here was...bland. Like, actually, really bland, which I didn't even think possible. I'm so sad. I didn't take home the leftovers. This is notable because: Why would I do that? and I never have leftovers when I go out for Ethiopian. \n\nHere's the rudest comment I'll ever make on yelp--if you believe this is great, it's the only Ethiopian you've ever had. I know Pittsburgh is at a huge disadvantage over a D.C. or a Berkeley, CA--there's ready access to all necessary ingredients and dense populations of Ethiopians. \n\nPlease go to Adams Morgan in D.C. and pick a restaurant, almost any one really, and I guarantee a mouth explosion. My mouth is watering thinking about it. *sigh*\n\nI hope Tana can improve. I really, really, really do. Please. Please?


Even though my friend and I got in without a wait and for free, we didn't have much fun here.  The place was packed with plastic looking people with uber-trendy clothing and fake eyelashes.  You know, which is ok, for vegas and all, but it wasn't what we thought it would be.  The drinks are very overpriced (14$ red bull and vodkas) and in order to sit down, at all (and let me tell you most of us ladies were not wearing the most comfy shoes here...) you would have to be a vip (and to get a vip table you have to buy a bottle - bottles start at 425$).  Don't get me wrong, the atmosphere is hott, and the open area upstairs provides a great view of the strip, and this is a place where you just kinda feel like you are one of the rich and famous... We did meet a really nice professional poker champ here, and he did whisk us away to a really fun nightclub in a limo that he paid for, so I guess pure isn't all bad:)


The staff here have been pleasant and the selection isn't bad, limited mainly to Korean goods with a few Japanese products as well [natto, umeboshi & miso]. After a couple of minor problems during check out one day they gave me a free package of a brown rice tea, which I thought was a sweet touch. Since I'm not familiar with a lot of Korean foods, there are a lot of things that I haven't tried or don't know what to do with yet, but they have a lot of Japanese foods that I use often and with a decent selection. Ponzu, mirin, a moderately large selection of natto [compared to other stores around town], mandoo/gyoza/potstickers, large selection of seaweeds in small and bulk, noodles, Soju...plus they have a large area with produce [not always the freshest looking], pre-made side dishes, kimchee/kimchi, another section with beauty and hygienic products, cooking supplies,  and a fresh eat-in or take-out kitchen. I've yet to try it but it looks promising. Sometimes the owners will be there. Last time I went they were and their children were running happily through the store. Not sometime I particularly mind, but could hold the potential to be annoying.


I went here for breakfast daily when I was on vacation because of the reasonable prices so that I was able to do some damage at the steakhouses at night!\n\nDon't forget to get your patronage card stamped because after a certain amount I think you get a free one.\n\nThe service was good and the food was Ok but its really hard to mess up breakfast.


After a much glorified recommendation from the waiter too get the pork c hop special, result was 4 dried out chops, 4 undercooked risottos ( which they replaced with something else, ours were the last they had for the night). After mention of the chops drones, we're told they would melt in mouth, that was not going to happen with those chopsn we were offered free dessert. Took it home, tiramisu, will taste in the AM for breakfast. Disappointing as previous visit was actually quite good. Fifth person had the meatballs, said they were good.\n\nAppetizers muscles were good as was the soup.


Best dog park ive been to in AZ ,i've only been to 3 but still. This is my girls (GSD) absolute favorite place. They have 3 obstacle courses and a lot of room to run. Most of the time there are nice dogs there but sometimes you get your rowdy ones. Its funny the Rowdy ones parents are usually never close by and when they are they choose not to do anything for the longest time. \n\nBesides that this place is great fun, after my 4 legged kid has her fun I take my 2 legged kids to the play area. \n\nDefinitely recommend


Overpriced and food wasn't good! It was a wild place with all the going on with the employees dressing up going around giving free shots etc., but food was bad and pricey!


Geez.  I wish I'd travel with people that have some friggin sense of adventure.  Would have much rather have checked out the Omelet House in Vegas, so allow me to vent.\n\nThat said, this place is adequate.  Convenient to gas, restrooms, and store.  NOTHING spectacular.  Similar to an IHOP or a Denny's.  Prices maybe a little better.\n\nOrdered a BLT.  Standard fare.  They brought out everything but the BLT.  Forgot to make.  Also, shouldn't have ordered the cole slaw.  Yuck.  They took it back and told me to help myself to the soup.  Sandwich, when it arrived, was good.\n\nWait staff was friendly.  Parking was plentiful.  Come here if you've missed anything interesting because there is nothing else for miles beyond.  Don't forget to fill the tank.\n\nBTW.  They actually serve your food on a skillet.  An aluminum skillet :-)


They are open year round and have the largest selection of costumes and accessories that I've seen. There are no dressing rooms, so you'll have to try everything on in the aisles. Each costume normally has a set specific for you to try on, but if you need a different size and they don't have a sample in that size then you're SOL. \n\nThe customer service left something to be desired. I went in yesterday trying to get an early start on a costume for my 5 year old. I found a wonderful costume online, but I'm often nervous about making online clothing purchases and not knowing if it'll be a proper fit, so I thought I'd see if they had it. I was immediately greeted by a man who asked if there was anything he could help me find. I told him about the costume and even showed him a picture. He said he'd check their computer and made a point of telling me that he'd find me in the store if I left the aisle I was in. I continued looking around, but after 20 mins...He didn't return.\n\nI picked up a small mask that caught my child's eye and made my way to the register. The man was there along with SIX others, buy none of them said a single word to me. I awkwardly looked about me to ensure I was standing within the roped area that signals a customer is ready to purchase and still none of them asked to assist me. Finally, one of the pudgier guys who had walked back and forth behind the counter and made eye contact with me twice before...looked at me again and without saying anything just waved his hand to motion me forward as he rolled his eyes. I get to his register and he says \"I'll help you.\" There was no mistaking his unpleasant attitude. \n\nMost of the costumes here can be found elsewhere and much, much cheaper. I went to Party City before going here and Halloween Mart is selling the same exact Queen of Hearts costume for $40.00 more than Party City. \n\nIf it's not Halloween and you absolutely need a costume and cannot wait to have it shipped from online then, ok...you can go here as a last resort. It might be a better idea to try the costume on here and buy it online as Halloween Marr isover priced and the staff is rude.


Rarely am I so disgusted that I am moved to write a negative review on a place like this but I very their business practices are so dishonest I feel I have to let everyone I possible know.  Negotiated a one pay lease on a Saturday for a G37.  Was going out of town so it made sense to pick up the car on Wednesday.  I was given the lease paperwork Tuesday with all of the numbers and a pick up date of Wednesday at 5pm.  Long story short, the lease numbers (sales and residual) varied by 1-2,000! The finance manager Sam may be one of the most revolting human beings I have ever met, telling me to \"Be quiet so he could think\" and going on and on about how Infiniti changed the numbers and he had to \"find that money somewhere\".  Bottom line, they would not sell me the car for the ammount negotiated and I walked.  Keep in mind I was not asking for anything extra, I just wanted the lease deal I had in writing and negotiated.  You would think that when the numbers changed at 9:30 am (if that was truly the case) that they would have called me during the 7 hours before I came in.  I can see why car dealers get a bad reputation....if that isnt bait and switch, I dont know what is.  Ended up with an Acura. Better deal and the dealership checked their ego at the door.  I would have given zero starts except 1. You can't and 2. I felt bad for my salesgirl. Stay far away.  There are so many other choices out there.  You dont need their \"customer service\"


My review might be a wee bit biased because Ive come to be pals with these guys but as far as lunchtime meals go, there really isn't anywhere better in Edinburgh. \n\nThe first thing that springs to mind is the amount these guys give you! How many times have you come away from a  cafe thinking they are obviously counting every piece of chicken/lettuce/tomato etc? At this place they just throw on half a chicken! \n\nit's also cheap and much cheaper than their disinterested neighbour, Foodies. hell, I've had so many free coffees and even the odd lunchtime vodka from these guys, it's just another great aspect. \n\nFood aside, the guys are great and play some great music. The short haired girl who works there is so lovely and looks like something out of a French New Wave film. \n\n\nJust go, you really won't be disappointed.


A company that used to have great customer service and on-time flights that has deteriorated to unacceptable levels. I used to fly them almost exclusively but wondering if your plane is going to arrive with each trip forced me to switch. And anytime you had to talk to someone good luck...they always seemed annoyed when dealing with customers. That was 2 years ago. \n\nAdvance to 2014 and I have some miles left that if I don't use I forfeit. So I decided to take a trip to Vegas. The flight out was only a few minutes late - not bad. The return flight? Well I'm still waiting to get home and I'm on standby for the next 2 flights - both of which are oversold. Tried to work with an agent to see that my options were and rudeness and lack of empathy don't begin to describe her behavior. Never even an apology - no service recovery attempt at all. I've written to their customer service department and will update this review when/if I get a response. \n\nSo this will be the absolute last time I use this airline and gladly so. Even a \"free\" trip using miles isn't worth the way I've been treated today. \n\nUse a competitor - you'll be better off. Good luck out there.


I only wish there were a way to give 0 stars.\n\nAfter having had two incidents with Ontrac not delivering packages I ordered from Amazon a couple of months ago, today they failed to deliver a package on the second day of a two-day delivery window.  Amazon had the expected delivery date on Saturday (today).  When I checked the Ontrac site, I saw that the expected date was Monday.  I called Ontrac and spoke with the representative there who told me that he would look into the issue, verified my phone number, and told me he'd call me back.  He didn't.\n\nThree hours later I called Amazon.  The customer service representative was very helpful and told me she'd contact Ontrac.  She came back on the line to inform me that Ontrac told her that they don't deliver on Saturday.  I told her that they most assuredly did - and that the representative I had spoken with before had told me that my package was marked for Saturday delivery.  She called back to Ontrac and then came back on the line almost in tears - telling me how rudely she had been treated by the folks at Ontrac, apologizing on behalf of Ontrac and Amazon, and telling me that she would escalate the matter at Amazon.\n\nI then called back to Ontrac and got the same person I had spoken with before, telling him that I had a specific deadline and delivery promise on the merchandise I had ordered and that I would pick the package up at their facility if needed.  I was promised a call back within an hour.  I never got one.\n\nI will be following up with Amazon this coming week both as a customer and as a shareholder.  Ontrac diminishes the value of the Amazon brand and makes me less likely to buy their products.


Max Brenner is known for sweet offerings, so I had this preconception about the savory dishes being less than satisfactory.  Fortunately, I was proven wrong.  The mushroom and steak quesadilla was surprisingly good.  Nice crispy crust with quality ingredients packed inside.  The hazelnut chocolate shake was wonderful.  \"The works\" chocolate pizza had good chocolaty taste without being too rich.  The marshmallow on top provided good mouth feel.


Spring Restaurant Week 2013\n\nThis place was packed! It was crazy loud in there. We were both starving so we wanted to order immediately. \n\nBuffalo Fried Shrimp with Creamy Cole Slaw, these were good but it only came with 3 shrimp. \n\nHerb Roasted Jidori Chicken with Apple-Sage Dressing, Vegetables and Natural Jus, this was delicious. It tasted even better the next day and I usually hate leftovers.\n\nLemon Cheesecake for dessert, this was my least favorite.\n\nOur food took close to an hour to come out, the app took a long time to come out and then dinner came out really close after that. I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt because it was busy. I would come back to try some other menu items for sure.


This popped up on my radar of Middle Eastern food, and, since I was in the mood today, I made a trip down to the area to run my errands. \nLike most Middle Eastern eateries here in Charlotte, the owners/cooks made sure that the fare is as \"American-friendly\" as possible.  What do I mean by this?  Well, glad you asked!  Turkish food, like other Middle Eastern (and to an extent Mediterranean food as well) has its own unique, historic, culture-saturated taste that is very difficult to deal with or enjoy if you're not accustomed to it.  The spices are so different than what is generally used in American, or even western European, dishes.  That being said, Carolina Kebap kept true to their Turkish ways and added their own twists to menu and food.  \nI ordered the lamb kebap (or kebab, kebob, etc depending on where you hail from in the mid-east!) and it didn't disappoint.  The fixin's were good as well; grilled tomato and pepper, small salad, pita bread, and rice that was a blend of basmati and pilaf (interesting and delicious!).  What I like the most about the plate was the yogurt dressing they served with the meal.  It's similar to a tzatziki sauce in Greek gyros with a twist; it has hints of mint and garlic in addition to the mellow cucumber normally found in tzatziki.  I did feel that the portion size was a little on the \"small\" side, but I did go for lunch, so it wasn't that big of a distraction.\nThe restaurant itself was pleasant, if a bit small.  The atmosphere was inviting and clean, with hints of \"restaurants-of-Christmas-past\" in the front area (I overheard another patron talking about the last 2 restaurants that occupied the same location!).  The servers were pleasant and helpful.  To top it all off, they played authentic Turkish music to drive home the feel!  Overall, a good experience.  I'll visit again when in the area, and try some other stuff they have to offer.\nNoosh!


this place isnt bad but its not really good either. (food wise)\n\nThey have dim sum all day, and the prices are cheap so that is good.\n\nBut i won't come here again. Straight up.


The last time my friends and I stayed in Vegas, we ended up at Treasure Island because we got a really good deal.  When we checked in, we noticed there was a Pho Restaurant and thought it was so random.  We scoffed at the patrons dining inside who had paid the exorbitant prices to eat Vietnamese food we were certain was mediocre at best. Little did we know we'd be there the following afternoon as well as the next slurping up the noodle soup to cure our pounding heads from our mad hangovers.\n\nBottom line: Prices are steep but it is Vegas after all and it's definitely not the best Pho I've ever had but if you happen to be staying at Treasure Island, check this place out because nothing cures a hangover better than some noodle soup.


I've been to AZ88 for years and taken many friends from out of town. Love the food for the most part, but in the last 2-3 visits their service had been below average. The last time we were there I had two very dirty forks with food stuck in them, and a glass with lipstick. The bacon wrapped water chestnuts have gone down in quality significantly over the years: burned bacon, smaller chestnuts, and dry dry dry. They used to be amazing...\nThe second to last time I took family there, the ac was not working or was set really high, a huge problem in Arizona. With that said, the drinks are still pretty darn good!


Excuse me, can I have a Kleenex, cuz this Thai food is so amazing it's making my nose run.\n\nThat's how I love my Thai food. SPI-saaaaaaaaaaaaaaay!\n\nI have heard the rumblings of Le Thai and I just had to check it out tonight. I am writing this after eating the food (at home because you can get it to-go) AND having a lovely cocktail at their bar.\n\nFirst off, I had the \"Lady Boy Cocktail\" concocted with what I have now discovered is a mehkong whiskey from Thailand. Um, why haven't I heard of this before? As a lover of whiskey this drink lifted me off my seatt and floated me into whiskey la-la land. It was sweet. But not too sweet. Yet, it gave me that delicious feeling only whiskey can provide.\n\nSecond - food! I ordered the Curry with beef at a heat level of three. I always like to \"test the waters\" at new Thai places. Which means I go for the middle of the heat level. This level, for me, was ALMOST perfect. Next time I'll probably go for a 4. But that's just me.\n\nOh and by the way I got the chicken wings too. OH MAH GOD. How good were they? Not greasy. Perfectly cooked. Not too small, not too big. Oh and the sauce? PERFECT!\n\nGet your butt to Le Thai pronto.


My roommate and I had been ordering from this place for over a year.  We were incredibly loyal and encouraged all of our friends to order from Pong Pong - I know from my own records that we've given these guys hundreds of dollars in business.\n\nLast week when we were moving and completely foodless, we followed our usual routine and called Pong Pong.  The food took an hour and a half to get there (they said 30-45 mins), the delivery driver called us twice, yelled at us and then hung up both times.  When he finally got there, he WHISTLED at us to come get the food from his car and when he didn't bring one of the meals we ordered, he simply apologized and left.  My roommate ended up having to get in his car and drive to get food after waiting over an hour for Pong Pong to bring us our simple, two entree order.  Not to mention, the food I ordered with no onions or mushrooms was covered in both.\n\nThe next day I called to speak with the manager and get my money back and they refused to reimburse my card, told me they \"understood\" that I wouldn't be giving them anymore business after trying to remedy it with 15% off my next order.\n\nAre you kidding me?  \n\nDON'T ORDER FROM THIS PLACE.  I used to stick up for them when others said their food was gross and service bad, but apparently they really don't care about maintaining a report with loyal costumers and solving problems.  I know the economy sucks and everyone is trying to hold onto their pennies, but a free meal is all they needed to keep a steady flow of business from us and our multiple friends.\n\nAt this point, I'd go to Panda Express before Pong Pong.


I've been vegetarian for my entire life and I gotta tell you people straight up -- this place sucks. I'm sorry it really does. Chuchai is pretty much the same as Chuch which is next door ... except you pay more because it is a tad fancier and a little more formal but in any case (to reiterate) this food is simply substandard when you take into consideration the price that they're asking. If you want really salty fake meat, average concepts, flavourless yet overly salty sauces, microwaved food (I know right?!?) served by slow wait staff, bad music and uncomfortable plastic chairs this is right up your dystopian alley and is probably just the place for you. I really don't know how they have existed for so long seeing as how there are so many excellent vegetarian restaurants in the Plateau, let alone the entire city. If East Asian vegetarian cuisine is what you're looking for, don't get it here ... go somewhere else like Yuan Vegetarian or Su Shian Yuang. Sorry to be so harsh but I tells it like it is. Peace.


Right idea, bad location. \n\nOK so I finally had to try the much hyped Bourbon Jacks in downtown Chandler. I must say, the atmosphere was better than I expected.  The band was a GREAT country rock band.  \n\nUnfortunately the place is much much much too small for a band of that caliber and 2-step dancing.  This tiny little place had a tiny little dance floor where you were literally dancing right up into the singer's face.  3 couples at best could dance in there without running into each other.  The band is so close to the customers that you cannot hear a thing anybody says.  So you can rule out conversation. \n\nThere are very few tables and they were all completely full before we even arrived around 9pm.  No biggie, we can stand.  However...where do you put your drink when you want to dance?  We were standing right next to a table of people who were doing nothing but sitting. Not even a drink on the table.  So we would  occasionally set our drinks on the table.  The waitress proceeds to tell me that we are being rude by doing so.  Huh?  They had NOTHING on the table.  How am I being rude to set my drink down to go dancing?  If anything, those people were rude for taking a table and not ordering any drinks.  She should be telling them to move rather than telling off paying customers.  \n\nThe waitresses only serve tables. The bar is much too crowded to leave your space and try to make your way to the bar to get a drink.  \n\nCustomers are like sardines in a can. You can't help but feel up everyone around you because you are constantly being pushed, knocked and tousled into people.  If you meet some odd character that you want to get away from, good luck.  There is no way out and nowhere to go without being seen.\n\nBottom line, great idea but the space is much too small. They need to expand into adjacent areas or change the venue to something more like an acoustic guitar player, lounge type place rather than a multi piece band with dancing.   It just doesn't work in such a small space. \n\nI give it 3 stars for the great band and having a good idea. I hope you expand...oh and make table hoarders buy drinks or move on.


Last two visits, very poor, rude service.  Very disappointing.  I will not be back for a long time, need to get the bad taste out of my mouth.


I stayed here on a business trip due to the property's proximity to the Sands Expo and the other good hotels nearby were sold out already.\n\nPros:\n-close to sands expo\n-room was clean\n\nCons:\n-HORRIBLE reception desk service (slow, long waits)\n-room smelled like total smoke even though it was a non smoking room\n-no wifi\n-bad bathroom toiletries (no conditioner!)\n-very confusing to navigate the layout. I got lost several times \n-room was either freezing, or hot and stuffy\n\nAll in all, I would not stay there again.


Went to Hulas last night after movie with a girlfriend. We sat at the bar. This place is very cute and love something different other than the normal boring old west style places in that area. Drinks were fabulous. Food was even better. Highly recommend the Poke and the Coconut Shrimp rolls. Staff was pleasant too. Overall very nice experience. Will be going back :)


This mostly modern bar is full of warmth, from the wonderful, friendly staff, to the butcher-block tables, small bar tables, two person booths, etc.  The variety of furnishings avoids a stale look or feel, and there's plenty of space throughout to move around.  The decent-size menu serves a surprising variety (worldwide) of food.  For me, the burger was particularly excellent.  There's also a large selection of beers on tap and in bottles.


I go here all the time!! Super nice owners! Most importantly the food is AMAZING!!! My favorite is the pot stickers, and the No. 2 spicy noodles with yummy meat! The place is cute and clean. Great service as well!


This place sucks.  The brother of the current owner owns LOLOs Chicken and Waffles.  Go to LoLos.  If you want to experience reverse racism as a white person go to the Golden Rule.  Complete ahole is running his mother's landmark into the ground.


Just visited Lakeside after reading the Yelp reviews and they were spot on about Lakeside. For the most part it was a lovely experience. Nice ambiance, table outside and fun with the Lake of Dreams show. Considering the cost I thought that the bright orange plastic menus were a little cheesy. The service was good but again at a place like this I would expect excellent. For apps we had the crab and avacado dish which was just ok and the crab cakes which were delicious but small. The chef also sent us fried risotto balls any they were fantastic. For entrees we had Swordfish, Halibut, the Lobster Risotto and the Scallops. The entrees were good but my main complaint was that none of it was very hot. I want my food served piping hot and I tried three of these dishes and they were barely warm. We also ordered the beet salad and the crab mac n cheese. I had read good things about this mac n cheese so I was really looking forward to it and it just didn't stack up. It was overly cheesey and just kind of gross.\nThe bread basket was fantastic as well as the drinks.


My husband took me to dinner here once. For such a big venue it was extremely empty. \nOnce the food arrived I knew why. The food was so bland. I could have made dinner that night for way cheaper.


Not a fan...my husband and I took our first trip away from our daughter with friends. We picked this hotel because all our friends were staying there, from the website we were under the impression that the hotel was recently remodeled. If by remodeled you mean 1980's style bathrooms-tub and sink draining-optional, by heating and A/C, be prepared to heat the hall, not your room, if you like arctic temps, A/C will be right up your alley.... Cold? Too damn bad.....only sheets provided. But I must say the upside was the staff-minus those annoying Windham reps-R-U-D-E (well most of them). I definitely wouldn't recommend this resort  to friend and family. Time to step it up....


There are very few times that I ever panic and feel like I need something to be addressed immediately.  However, yesterday (Sunday) was one of those days. While friends were visiting from out of town, we heard a noise in the walls and up inside the ceiling/attic. The culprit: Rats. \n\nI sat and called 20 different larger companies serving the Valley including Truly Nolen and Terminix.  No one was answering their phones and those who did answer were trying to set appointments for Monday or Tuesday afternoon.  Some people who answered just kept saying \"lady, it's Sunday!\" I knew it was Sunday... \n\nI almost gave up and turned to Yelp to try and find a local company that was \"open now\" according to the Yelp search feature. The owner, David, answered and let me know that he would be over in 20 minutes. I was worried that because this was a Sunday call he was going to charge some outrageous \"emergency call\" fee or something. But he didn't. Everything was on the up-and-up from the get go.  \n\nMost repair or service companies provide a time estimate and show up 30 minutes to an hour after they say.  He knocked on my door 20 minutes after I hung up the phone--that was point 1.  He came in and examined the inside, did a full external inspection of my house and then crawled up into the attic.  He informed me that we were going to need to put up some traps (that he provides) and also seal off areas of the house on the outside that were openings for any sort of critters to get in.\n  \nDavid went to great lengths to show me exactly what was going in the traps, the labeling system he used, how to read the labels and where he was placing the traps.  We also have a dog so we wanted to make sure that he wouldn't be able to get into any of the poisonous traps. David showed me exactly how the traps were set-up and reassured me that our pup wouldn't be able to break in to them. \n\nAZ Pest Squad is scheduled to come out at least 2 more times to check the traps and seal up our home. The price he gave us was extremely reasonable for all the work he was doing. I expected to pay close to $500 for all the work they were doing. Man was I over estimating!!   \n\nI've never had a home service company go into so much detail with me about what they are doing. And it was all so that I could be a well informed home owner. \n \nThank you to David of AZ Pest Squad for coming out at 1:00 pm on a Sunday and taking such good care of our home.


Blech. Go to the Piglet instead. The bigger Blind Pig location is crowded, dark and full of hipsters. The beer selection is okay, but not great, and if you prefer spirits (I'm a bourbon drinker) go to Seven Saints or Boltini. Hell, the cider selection is even weak- they have like two or three bottles and occasionally one draft.


This was disgusting ,me and my fiance both felt sick after eating at this place.. compared other Chinese buffets in town, the price was even more expensive than some of them..seriously some of the cheaper ones were better than this... i would advice everyone to avoid this place


The 3.5 average yelp rating is about right for this place! I'm nice though, so I'll round up..\n\nService was inconsistent. We had managers coming by our table every minute to ask how things were, but we had to ask THREE people for freaking soy sauce, and it ended up being a 15 minute ordeal. Then they accidentally took it away between courses.. another 3 people and 15 minutes were required to return it. Soy sauce shouldn't be this difficult people!\n\nDrinks: Seriously terrible, as in the worst drinks I've had in awhile. There were 3 of us and we all ordered various drinks (mojito, vodka drink, martini) all just royally sucked. however, I do feel bad counting this against them as the manager did ask how the drinks were and I just said they were fine.. I should have said \"they suck!\". \n\nFood: The fried sashimi was very eh, so I was worried about our entrees. Luckily these saved the day! We had the soy marinated skirt steak, the duck 2 ways, and the duck fried rice. It was all heavenly. The steak was super tender, the duck was fab, and the duck fried rice was a hearty portion and full of duck for $12. \n\nBill was $200 with tax/tip for 3 people. I'd skip the whopping $45 in drinks next time! The entrees are pricey, but they are well portioned. Not a bad spot to hit up if you're craving asian food in the MBay.


I've always been a happy camper leaving this place. \nThey have a very cool looking bar with their bottles lit up and colorful. I like sitting at the tables around it even though the lighting is bad. It's like the flashlight under your face effect. Not cute!\nI prefer the Sesame Crusted Ahi Tuna for the appetizer. The tuna comes out on a slaw that tastes amazing with a soy dressing and a side of wasabi you can mix in. This isn't a fish restaurant but I get on a fish-kick and LOVE their Blacked Fish Sandwich. It's always cooked perfectly and really like the sauce. The steamed broccoli are big pieces and always fresh. I wouldn't recommend the honey roasted carrots - they are soaked in whatever they are calling honey roasted and just tastes like carrots coated in sugar. Yuck. \nI like dessert and like chocolate but don't like anything from here. Maybe too much white chocolate for me.


I'm giving this 3 stars for atmosphere only. I'd like it if they had a great martini menu but they don't, just a handful of sweet martinis made with Sprite. I do go on occasion for happy hour and have never been satisfied with the young unexperienced wait staff.  Whenever I go for happy hour I get a half price martini, once the waitress had no idea what I was talking about as far as specials and half price martinis and had to go ask before she confirmed. Tonight I ordered a cucumber martini, not on the menu, but it's not like I asked for something completely obscure and I got pure vodka with slices of cucumber, sent that back. Tonight, on a Friday night I'd think they'd have more experienced bartenders but they were 3 young females that I'd bet money were all younger than 22. The sushi and food is not that impressive. I actually don't believe you will find good sushi in Charlotte anyway. I've lived in larger metro areas and traveled extensively in Asia. I'm not holding Charlotte to really high standards since I'm sure the sushi chefs are not on the dock getting fresh caught fish at midnight, you know, since we are in Charlotte. It's also kinda pricey overall too. Really, it's a classy place to go and it's not like there's alot of other options in Charlotte.


One star for the soda machine ...\n\nWe were not impressed .. Where to start ...\n\nCustomer service - bad, no hello ,no welcome, no nothing .. Attitude like they didn't want to be there or wanted us there.\n\nFries - who likes soggy over salted fries? Not any of us!\n\nWings - we tried mild,  original hot and atomic..  They were dry, small and lacked flavor :(\n\nMaybe it was on off nigh, but since its not worth the price, we are not coming back .. Should of gone to BWW is what all three of us said.


Ate here last Friday and although I was tempted to have sushi, I forced myself to try something new... and went with the miso-sake marinated sea bass ($23.95).  The dish came with a decent sized fillet of grilled sea bass, grilled broccolini spears and some (surprisingly) tasty fried rice.  The food went well with my glass of pinot grigio ($7), and although the fish wasn't as fresh as I thought it could be, I was still satisfied with the order.  \n\nMy friend ordered the sweet-chili glazed salmon ($18.95), which came with a generously sized grilled salmon piece, grilled broccolini spears, fried rice, and green onion curls.  I took a bite of her salmon and found it to be tasty; there was a little kick because of the chili glaze.  (See photos)


Owner is an arrogant prick!!! Don't care if the food is good or not, but there are too many good restaurants in old town to give this guy your hard earned $$$$


I went to RR with my 5 year old on a daddy daughter date night on Saturday.  She chose RR because she saw that they had the slide.  I called to see if they would accept a reservation and the only opening they had was at 8:30PM or show up with a 45 minute wait.  I decided to go ahead and show up and wait and hoping it wouldn't be that long.  When we drove up, I thought it was going to be a very long wait as the main parking lot was full and we had to drive to the additional parking.  When we walked up to the hostess desk a little after 7PM, they said it would be a 30 minute wait.  We decided to check out the place and my daughter wanted to do the slide.  She pretty much just went up and down on the slide until our buzzer rang, which was less than 30 minutes.  We got a table right by the windows, so it was a nice view.  It seemed like a bit before someone came with water and even longer before we saw our waitress.   \n\nI ordered the bbq chicken and my daughter ordered the spaghetti.  As we waited, they provided a nice hot basket of fried bread and biscuits.  The fried bread was good with honey, but not the usual fry bread I'm accustomed to since it was doughier.  My daughter liked the fry bread (because of the honey), the biscuit not so much.  One of the two balloon artists came by and she got a flower as we waited.\n\nOur dinner didn't seem to take too long to make despite it being very busy.  They first brought out the salad, which had a ranch dressing.  Soon afterwards, our dinners came.  The kid's spaghetti came with two garlic bread pieces and a lot of spaghetti.  My bbq chicken came with steamed veggies, corn, and beans.  As far as the food, my daughter said that we make better spaghetti at home.  My chicken was dry and the bbq sauce was ok.  On the bright said, my daughter really liked the corn.  The veggies had way too much pepper.  The beans had some spice to them, but were just okay.  We had plenty of leftovers to take home.  The best part of dinner was yet to come though.  When they brought out the cotton candy, my daughter gobbled it up.  I had a few bites and I must say, the cotton candy tasted very fresh and probably was the best cotton candy I've had.  It had a very nice bubble gum favor.  My daughter probably could have gobbled up another one.\n\nWhen we got the bill, I was pleasantly surprised.  RR must have a special where you buy an adult entr\u00e9e and you get a kids meal free.  Not sure if that is an offer they have all the time or just certain days.\n\nDid I mention this is a very family friendly place?  There were a lot of families and kids at RR on Saturday.  The line at times for the slide was long.  My daughter enjoyed going on the slide so much before dinner that I let her go on the slide again after dinner.  She did this for about 20 minutes and before I told her it was time to go.  She probably could have slid on it for another 30 minutes if I let her.\n\nOverall, I would give the RR two stars for the food and one additional star for the ambience.  The most memorable part of the evening for my daughter was the slide and the cotton candy, which I would agree.


While the scone was delicious the coffee was to be desired and as cool as the place seems you have to know someone behind the counter to get good service.  They had forgotten to make our sandwiches, did apologize and gave us 1 free drink card hmm seems like they could have done better. I don't believe ill be back again too bad some places live by reputation rather than quality!


Through a sweet friend, my boyfriend and I had gotten VIP tickets to Absinthe last year for my birthday.\n\nWOW!  There is no better word to describe this show!  The acrobatics and displays of strength, raunchy comedy, sexy burlesque, etc, etc, etc  were simply Ahhhhhh-Mazing!!\n\nEveryone (over 21) should make this a part of their visit to Vegas!  \n\nIf possible, you should get VIP tickets to gain entrance into the \"green room.\"  It is blue, not green ;)  and totally worth it!  A private bar, some hanging hammock-like seats and an aura of being somewhere only reserved for private eyes only is something else.  \n\n5 STARS!  I cannot wait to see it again!


Today, I was rushing from one place to another and needed some fast food.  Not feeling like a burger, I thought that Panda Express sounded convenient.  I was not disappointed though at the same time, the meal was not a gourmet one either.  There was only one person working the register while at the same time serving food so there was a bit of a wait (and the staff member was a bit flustered with much going on at once).  I am guessing that another staff member was on a break as there was a second person there by the time I left.  The restaurant was also kept quite clean though it appeared that the forks and napkins needed some restocking.  \n\nThe food, however, was fresh and as tasty as I had hoped it would be.  I got a two-item combo with fried rice, beef & broccoli, and string bean chicken.  I also added on a chicken egg roll.  The restaurant had several families, a few people on their own, and a couple all also eating, and it appeared that everyone else was also pleased with their meals.


I don't golf.  But I live here.


Good choices, great variety. Love Mongolian BBQ. This place has a chain restaurant feeling, but they do a great job!   Recommended, especially during lunch time when the price is lower!


Well, this place is puzzling and I'm not going to save the bad news for last.  They seem to pride themselves on allowing and maybe even promoting smoking.  It's puzzling because the beer selection is extensive.  The menu is above average, as is the food.  Lots of pizzas, sandwiches, appetizers.\n   BUT, who wants to go home smelling like a filthy ashtray?  It would be great if they joined the rest us in the twenty-first century.


Great for breakfast. Bad for lunch.\n\nBreakfast items tend to be good (though, oddly, bagels seems to be an afterthought). I like the Huevos Rancheros. My friend likes the Western Omelet. Lots of free refills on drinks. Quick and friendly service.\n\nHowever: \nLunch/Dinner items are heavy on the pre-fab, deep fried side. \n\nExample: I ordered the special of the day \"Fish and Chips\".\nThe fish was two processed squares of what you might get in a McFood Filet-o-fish. The \"chips\" were standard frozen french fries (not even steak fries). Bleh..\n\nAnother example: the Chicken Parmesan was little deep-fried, battered chunks of Chinese fast-food style chicken served on watery pasta. Really not good.\n\nI would like this place to do well because it is a convenient place for me to get a quick and hearty breakfast - but they'd better get their lunch game up to speed.


We stopped here on tour one time.  And then one time again on the way back.  Had a nice meal, some beers, some shots, hung out for a bit.  Everyone working there was really friendly.  If I'm ever headed through again I'd definitely stop in.


This place is sensational. Went her about 7-8 times in our 10 day stay in Scottsdale/Fountain Hills. Just couldn't get enough. Food and variety of is great, terrific decor and friendly service. A restaurant that really has it all together. Red Sangria best I've ever had.


I have been here a few times:I figured I would give it a second, then third shot...\n\nThe food and Gelato are so-so at best, and the staff are spectacularly unhelpful. \nI'll take ice cream form the super-market instead of over priced and unfriendly. \n\nThe few times I was there I also waited 10 minutes when they were only a little busy, and up to 25 when they were pretty busy.\n\nI would seek out something else. Like I said, not great all around.\n\n\n\n\nIn response to the comment below from Tommy:\n\nI do appreciate your accommodations, I have no doubt that you do value your customers. I am not one to jump to a conclusion about any establishment, and I did come in several times. Overall I was unimpressed by the quality of the service every time, and the food was, in my opinion, sub-par. \n\nI do appreciate you taking the time to respond to this and I am glad that others liked your establishment. As I see from other reviews, my experiences were hopefully the only three times the staff and kitchen were having a bad day.


It's not the Flamingo or the Paris hotel but it did the job for us weary travelers.\n\nDrove into Las Vegas late late around 3:30am. I've always stayed on the strip while in Vegas but this time I was mesmerized by Old Las Vegas downtown. It was like seeing a new but old part of a city I've visited time and time again.\n\nThe hotel rooms need renovating but all in all it was a decent night's stay. Just happy to lay my head down. Wish I had more time to see the experience the hotel and downtown but alas we had other things to do.\n\nThe next morning our front desk clerk was gracious and friendly.\n\nI will be back soon to walk around downtown and see the hotel again.


I've gone to hundred's of restaurants and seen my share of service blunders, but this one is the absolute worst.  It's amazing how they can make you feel like they don't care within 30 seconds of sitting down.  Waited 20 minutes to be acknowledged at the table, and saw the same happen to other couples there.  I walked out, and so did two other couples in my area.  This place is a disgrace to those hardworking restaurant owners who care about their guests.\n\nFood was garbage, and what a joke it was to watch them take the piece of meat and use the knife to move it to my plate.  I guess they were  too cheap to purchase tongs to grab the pieces.\n\nI will repeat - worst restaurant I have been in in over 10 years - avoid at all cost.


I've eaten here twice.  The 1st time I wanted to give it 5 stars & my wife leaned towards 4 stars.  Very nice ma & pa type place, friendly staff, fairly quick service, excellent selections.  The second time we went back the food was far less desirable, maybe it was the cook, I don't know.  I will probably go back again, I really Want to think the 2nd visit was the fluke and not the 1st visit.


I have to search long and hard for things in this store that don't expire the day I'm purchasing them. They don't have a lot of the things they offer in their weekly ad, which I try to plan my grocery list around. The lines are always SUPER long. The store is always dirty. I keep telling myself I'll go to another store but there isn't another one in the 'hood to go to, so I'll need to make a better plan to head further away for a better experience in another chain. I've tried to talk to assistant managers about my issues at the store and have been blown off or they act afraid and stutter a lot. \n\nThe only good news: The gentlemen that bag groceries and collect carts are VERY nice and helpful.


This guy is great. Super nice and even accommodated me when we were running late. We had a big sectional coming out of storage into our new house and our movers were awful, but he came a little later to clean it for us. It had been in a house we had rented to friends who had a filthy dog there without asking us, but he got all of the gross dog smell and fur out of it. \n\nWe also had another couch that our cat had peed on that I was going to just throw away, but he wanted to give it a try. I didn't think there was any way he could get that out, but he did. I'm very particular about my house being clean and he was very understanding about me asking a hundred times if he could smell anything. He actually treated everything with enzymes and then came back a few days later to steam it because he thought it would work better that way, all for the same price he quoted me initially. I will definitely be calling him when it's time to do our carpets.


I think this place owns the hot dog place, which makes sense.  No one seemed to really like the pizza, and everyone was shooting here for a $2 hot dog.  Too bad the hot dog wieners are slim like slim jims.  Just okay, but great if you are short on time and funds!


Great build your own burgers, crazy servings of fries. Always hot and fresh and cooked and topped to your order.


Really great selection of pastries. They had a lot of sample cups laying around and I thought most of the selections were really tasty. But I came here for the Korean Shaved Ice. The Pat Bing Soo. \n\nNow, I'm pretty picky about my PBS. It has to have condensed milk, the brown powder, lots of mochi, ice cream, sweet red bean, fruits, and Fruity Pebbles/Captain Crunch. \n\nI ordered to go and as soon as I saw the girl behind the counter put red dye syrup into the massive cup of hard ice I knew it was game over. It wasn't terrible, but the fake sugar definitely cut into the red bean and condensed milk and defined the experience for me. The ice was too chunky, the fruits weren't fresh, and there was no ice cream, mochi, or cereal. \n\nI'd go here for a pastry when I'm craving Korean buns but don't come here with the intention of having authentic Pat Bing Soo.


The shop was shutting down for the summer, outside temperatures raged in the triple digits but inside the hipster buzzards picked over the remnants of the shop's merch like bloodthirsty carrion, tearing and clawing at the scraps of vintage rags with a greedy abandon. I awkwardly shuffled about with a smirk on my face, musing to myself at the scene. I'd been dragged here by two young women whom I'd recently considered renting a house with, and after a day spent real estate browsing in the summer's swelter the ladies needed a brief respite to shop. Thankfully the store's owners had anticipated gentlemen such as myself and had supplied the shop with a relatively comfortable couch for me to sit and wait upon.\n  It didn't take long for me to find what I wanted, as I assume most men shop I immediately spotted the few gems amongst a sea of recycled clothes and fashion ephemera of days gone by. In this little closet boutique you'll find a veritable sea of ladies items and a few racks of mens clothes cordoned off to a side corner. I managed to find an old levi's jean jacket at half off, probably won't get to bust that out until the end of November but I anticipate that with glee. I also managed to spot a King Crimson tee shirt with the howling face of their 1969 debut album's cover emblazoned across the front, the store's owners had safety pinned a handmade price tag on the collar with a misnomer label \"Pink Floyd's the Wall T\" chuckling to myself I decided I'd use it as a bookmark later.\n  The ladies shopped for what seemed like hours and I played with the daughter of one of the girls to pass the time, feeding her a cheerio one at a time as she desperately pawed at my neon orange fanta bottle. The whole store being half off I knew we'd be there a while as the girls sifted through the goods, I day dreamed about the Karmann Ghia parked in the lot out front, doomed to live out it's days as a mere marketing piece advertising the store. I empathized with that car, I imagined how it had lived out its youth probably speeding down the pacific coast highway only to languish in idle retirement as a show piece for the shop it was betrothed to, and in a way I suppose that's how a lot of us end up. Is it better to burn out, careening off the cliffs of life's pacific coast highways or to fade away in the parking lot's of sunny strip malls? Perhaps I'll never know


The lady at the front desk has an attitude. Food is ok. Not great stuff worthy of a 20 min drive.. bad service. Ok Ok food. I have had buffets here, and they are useless.  There are many restaurants in Charlotte which are waaaay better for the price and service. There are a few things good on the menu - the south indian platter - but not sure if you would like all what is served in it. We had the masala mysore dosa - which was literally floating in OIL and the know-it-all lady said, \"No, this is how it is.\" \n\nI am from South, I eat dosas for breakfast and dinner and have been eating for 27 years! Are you kidding me? No acknowledgement, nothing. She had to prove that she was right. I am never going back to this restaurant. I also had the gobi manchurian - waay salty and hard as rocks! Really man? Can't even bite into that thing. I have repeatedly given this place a chance, 4 times so far, and never has it been good. Will not go here. Too many options at Charlotte where food is better, cost is lower, service is better.


Never knew how big the place was. Seems like an awesome place for sporting events. I didn't get any drinks, but the specials appear good. It was freaking dead in there, but I want to try and go on a busy night for further review.


This place, is my little piece of heaven on earth. I am always looking for an excuse to go. I LOVE their macaroons. The salted Carmel is my very favorite. These macaroons are almost identical to the ones in Paris. \n\nI also love their lavender lemonade and other drink concoction. They have an amazing selection of other wonderful pastries. Also their soups and sandwiches are very good too.


An amazing find.  We were leaving lunch and just stumbled on this place...  I went RIGHT for the handbag section.  Chanel, Louie...  they have it all.  In great condition.  I ended up scoring the most amazing Tod's bag at a steal of a price and my friend got a dress that would have easily cost $500 at Barney's for like $70.  \n\nStaff is incredible and so friendly.  They also get subtle hints about how much you're willing to pay.  I was coveting a Chanel bag that was out of my price range but they noticed me spying another Chanel and subtly said, \"This one is reasonably priced\"...  in a way that didn't make me feel like a pauper.  \n\nIf you're near this place or traveling to Scottsdale, check out this store.  You won't regret it.  And you probably won't leave without one of their cute yellow shopping bags!


I had Saturday brunch here this week and was terribly disappointed.  In the past its Radio Maria has been nothing but fantastic, but all they had for the lunch menu was a set of sandwiches.  Really nothing exciting at all.  Make sure you check to see what they're serving that particular day before you go for lunch.


Super sized offerings (and prices) does not a good restaurant make!\n\nMy daughter, Kathy, and her beau Keith took me out yesterday to Claim Jumper on Apache Road... I had never been to one of these, even though I had lived in Las Vegas and the Phoenix area the last decade or so.\n\nWhat we had...\nI had the Grilled Liver, Bacon and Onions - A huge plate of Liver with an equally ungodly amount of Onions with a side Biscuit that was the consistency of a BRICK! If you closed your eyes... the Bacon tasted like NOTHING!\n\nKeith had Sliders (Mini Cheeseburgers)... I got to try a couple of these little guys... and no flavor whatsoever despite the warnings of extra-sharp cheese on the menu. Keith also had a bowl of New England Claim Chowder before the meal... he told me not to order it next time.\n\nKathy had the Snow Crab and Chive Quiche with a Small Green Salad - I got to try the quiche later... again no flavor! It looked as appetizing as heck, though. HUGE dish!\n\nFor Dessert... the Brownie Finale... another HUGE dessert! Probably tasted the best... because of all the SUGAR! \n\nEven their cups of Coffee were HUGE!\n\nIn summary... I would not mind the high prices if the food had any kind of flavor... but unfortunately they didn't!\n\nUpdate from my Chef son, Kevin...\nHe said to order the Soups... they're especially good from what he said!


We went there for a second time in 4 nights!  We ordered salads and drinks.  The service is really good.  All the servers show you that they care.  \nWe were there really late (close to midnight) and one of the servers was putting the table setting on a table in the corner in the back and he was singing while doing it.  It was so adorable!  It seemed that he was enjoying what he was doing.  It somehow made me feel better about the place and the environment there.  I'll definitely go back and I totally recommend dining there for some fine Mexican dining.


I've been here so many times I've lost count. But I do remember the first time we tried disc golfing several years ago and actually bought our very first discs from this place. They were very helpful in showing us the basics and how get a good drive as a beginner. The have a great selection of discs. Also they manage a lost and found for discs, especially since so many discs go missing in the pond at Vista del Camino. I've recovered several of my discs because of it! You can buy cheaper discs online, but you can't put a price on the great service and knowledge they have here.


After a long Labor Day weekend of Tropicbeauty bikini modeling all I wanted was some really yummy pizza. Due Forni came up on my Yelp with good reviews, so we decided to give it a try.\n\nWe arrived late, around 9:40pm (they close at 10pm) but the host and sole waiter were as sweet as ever. I did not feel rushed in the slightest, but did try to be conscientious because I can only imagine how annoying it is to wait around on people when all you want to do is go home after a long day.\n\nOur order:\n\n-Beet salad\n-Buffala mozzerella with roasted tomatoes\n-Due Forni Neopolitan crust pizza\n-Speck Roman crust pizza\n\nYum! Everything was very tasty. My favorite was the buffala mozz with roasted tomatoes. The mozz was creamy and beautiful, so good.\n\nThe beet salad and pizzas were all very good, but my only complaint was that the speck pizza was a bit soggy in the center. Perhaps it wasn't cooked all the way through? When I picked up a slice from the pizza plate to move it to my single serving plate the crust didn't hold up, it started to slip downward and the toppings began their slow slide down until I rushed the slice over to my plate. However, the taste was fresh and I really did enjoy the meal.\n\nService was excellent, especially considering we were there after closing and there was only one other pair of people in the restaurant (they seemed to be regulars/friends of the waiter). Their wine selection look varied, I would love to come back and try some wines next time.


Have given this place several tries, every single time we order we either get the wrong order or our pizza is completely burnt. Tried them again tonight, once again the pizza was burnt, the sandwich that we ordered was burnt, the sandwich was try overcooked Philly cheesesteak. Will never order from them again worst Domino's EVER!!!


I miss Scottsdale!!! Waaaahhh! Beyond the whining I heard from my son, I thought there were going to be drive-by's in this ghetto. Then there were the idiots that don't know how to park in the back if they have a large vehicle so they don't block the view. And people obviously don't know that when a movie starts at 8pm, you're not supposed to drive up & down the lanes at 9pm, blinding people with your lights or blocking the movie. I missed a good portion of The Avengers, and beside the price being right, I probably won't come here again, at least with kids.


I was so happy to see that Macy's has a small Lush tucked away in it's cosmectics department! I've only been to Lush in San Francisco and absolutely love their products but refuse to order online and pay more for shipping than the products. Their stuff is hand made from mostly organic ingredients and they use little or no preservative. I've been nothing but happy with their stuff and found some new goodies this time around like lip scrub and solid perfume. Employees at this location were super friendly and knowledgeable, good thing I don't live in Pittsburgh because a good chunk of my paycheck would be spent at Lush.


I wish I could comment about the food but my friends and I never got to our table. On our way in, Tracy, the host, made us wait while she finished her phone call. When she was done with her phone call, we thought we were finally going to get our table. Instead, she started stuffing menus in a menu holder and then took another phone call. While she was doing that, my friends and I browsed through their wine selection to pass the time.  At some point, one of my friends asked her if they're open. After a 15-minute wait and almost as an afterthought, Tracy picked up 4 sets of menu and led us to our table. At this point, we already decided not to eat there. We declined and told her why. She was so indignant about being told that she was being discriminating. Worst customer service ever!


More interested in money than your teeth,. Always pushing unneeded cosmetic procedures ( I'm 50, i dont need braces!).  Horrible customer service.  Billing practices are irregular, confusing  and they are unable to explain why we paid so much more than the estimate. They never returned any of my calls for explanation.  we are getting a new dentist!


Two stars because the service was nice. But that food was EXPENSIVE and it tasted blan and horrible! Make sure if you order eggs you order real eggs, otherwise they serve your powdered or syrup eggs. \n\nBut the only reason we ate here is cause we were hungry. But the bill ended up being over $40 and we didn't even order drinks... Just water. If it's possibly for you then I suggest avoiding this place.\n\nThe only good thing I remember about this place was the PBR was descent price compared to everywhere else in the hotel. $5 for 16oz $13 for 60oz pitcher.


I have to admit, I think that the newer cupcake places that are opening up are opening a lil too late. I think that they have missed the cupcake boom. Anyways, I have to say that this business produces some of the most beautiful cupcakes that I have seen, some are sparkly and glittery. Some of them are made to look like puppies and all kinds of cute things. The flavors are intense. Actually, it's the frosting that is intense. The cake itself is tasty but the flavor from the frosting is what kinda does you in. I had a cupcake that had a champagne frosting or something like that. It was pretty but that's about it. I'm sorry to say that I don't think that I'd purchase another one of their adorable treats. Price wise, it was what I expected to pay. Taste wise, I wasn't impressed.


I went in today for lunch and I had the nachos which were absolutely fantastic. The best part of my meal today was the service. As much as I love with the food our server Shey was the best server that I have ever had at this restaurant. She was friendly she was helpful she gave suggestions for food and when she suggested the beans to come off of the nachos it made me like her even more because I do not eat beans. Not only was she a great server but she was very nice to talk to and look at. She also told us to come back for Black Friday and see her in black lingerie. I hope the owner of this company or her manager read this and give her a big bonus and makes her the girl of the month because she was fantastic. Thank you for being so good at your job


We visited Cheddars on a Wednesday at 6pm for dinner.  It was about a 15-20 minute wait for a table for 4 on a day that usually would be less busy.  Decor is nice and they have a pretty fish tank.\n\nMy husband enjoyed his big stack of onion rings.  Otherwise the food was pretty mediocre and over priced in my opinion.  You could get similar food at a Chilis with no wait and half the check in my opinion.  The food was about the same quality.  \n\nMy husband also had a burger, and I had chicken fingers.  2 people in our party had a beer, but no desserts and we still ended up with an $80 + tab before tip.  It seems expensive for pretty typical 3 star food in my opinion.  Nothing outstanding here.


Despite looking like a modern twist on a burger place, BLT Burger was the most disappointing thing about our trip to Vegas.    The staff is rude and just too cool to pay you any mind whatsoever.  After sitting for 10 minutes, our waiter (who barely spoke English) took our order.\n\nMy wife got the bleu cheese burger while I got the Cowboy burger.  She ordered hers medium well and I got mine medium.  The waiter got that backwards and we had to send them both back.\n\nWhen we finally did get served, hers was nearly inedible with the amount of bleu cheese that was on there.  It also had no texture: soft all the way through with no lettuce or tomato for some crunch.  My Cowboy Burger was better, although the barbecue sauce they use is way too spicy. \n\nI got the skinny (shoestring) fries which were so overdone as to be nearly teeth-breaking potato chips.  She got the thick fries (wedges) which were covered in that orange special seasoning some places use.\n\nWe sent her burger back again and she didn't eat.  They took her burger off the bill - acting like they were doing us a great favor - so the final tab with my burger, two fries and two diet cokes was over $30 (soft drinks $3.50 each!).\n\nThey advertise 'combos' on the menu, but that only covers the classic burger and the turkey burger.\n\nBest thing about the place - the bench seats were the most comfortable I have ever sat on.  Other than that, avoid at all costs (and it will cost).


This review is for the Sunday Market on Eastern.\nVery limited selection at very high prices. Mostly the left overs from the first 2 days.\nThought I would try it again but it was just the same.\nYou can save 50% by shopping at the District at Green Valley's farmers market\non Thursday evening.


After making an order online, I found a hair baked into my slice of pizza! Immediately, I became disgusted and ruined my whole families appetite and mines. I called and talked to the Manager Billy who was completely unprofessional and arrogant, he then demanded I bring back the pizza (we threw this pizza away) or else he couldn't replace our order. After explaining that I threw this pizza away, his response was \"What are you trying to get something for free\"? I have a history with Pizza Hut and they can look up my number and I have never asked for a refund of any one of my orders, I am a hard working man who don't need a $7.99 pizza for \"FREE\" all I wanted was to provide my family with dinner of their choice. After all the other options there is in laveen, we will be ordering Barro's next time and EVERY TIME after! See my picture I attached to this Pizza Hut if you don't believe me.


Classrooms are dated...\nIs overflow from George Square...\nCobble and stone charm...


Horrible service!!!! I don't even think they deserve 1 star.. Waited 15 minutes for a server to come to our table, 20 minutes for drinks, 45 minutes for just an appetizer... Then another 30 minutes for my food, when they finally brought out the food you could tell that the food had been sitting under a heater or as the manager called it a \"hot line.\" The there was hair in my food and all the manager did was say sorry. Said he would take care of it. Serious lack of communication because my server comes back and says oh did you still want that bread bowl!? Really?? Horrible


OUTSTANDING IN EVERY WAY. \n\nDarlene is the owner and #1 World Champion Queen of the Alteration Universe. I really cannot say enough good things about her. Her friendliness, dedication, and skill are unmatched. \n\nI started taking my dress pants here to be taken up almost 8 years ago when I was still in school at Ye Olde UW. At the time, it seemed a pretty far way to go for an alteration place (ALL the way on the east side LOL). But after the first experience, I would never go anywhere else. \n\nI took my wedding dress here for alterations too. As expected, a fantastic job. Now that I live 3 states away, I still bring stuff with me when I visit and have her ship it back to me! Yes, this place is THAT good. Friendly, prompt service, and very reasonable prices. \n\nDarlene and her staff (one other person who I've never met but must be equally as amazing), are just the BOMB plain and simple. Never had a problem with anything done here. Back in the day Alterred States was just a teensy little store in a strip mall on Northport. Now, she's taken over the big middle part! Just goes to show I'm not the only (extremely fanatic) satisfied customer! \n\nBest spot ever. Take your stuff here. You won't be disappointed.


Went to Rambo kitchen with my fiance on a Monday which was not busy at all. The service was a \"eh\" at best. Took a while to get the food also. I love burgers to death so I asked the waiter what is this place known for and she replied that the burgers are well known. When I received my burger.... finally, I then thought that it looks great with the big portion they give you. I got a cheesy cheeseburger with bacon, their famous homemade chips, and coleslaw. My fiance got the Rambo burger with pulled pork on top. So I take my first bite and it was no good. The medium burger I asked for was more well done. The burger was cheesy as they say though. The burger fan I am I must say I was disappointed. My fiance wasn't happy either. The only reason I gave 3 stars was because the homemade chips were damn addicting. If you asked me if I would come back.... I would say no.


Me and my partner popped in because we had a $25 gift card the bartender was really friendly and knowledgeable A lot of activity going on outside in a lot of movement going around in the out of the bar we went the middle of the afternoon and there was only four of us at the bar I think three about have been employees it may be busier at night but I've never gone it's a cute little bar it seems like to me I get the vibe that it's more of a low-key bar for girls but there are men I just get the five it's a woman's bar for drinks are reasonable and it's nice and clean write-downs smack in the middle of town if you're in town come check it out it's a cute little stop


We came here one morning to grab a coffee before setting out to stuff our faces and then we came here another morning to grab some pastries before sitting beside the pool. The coffees were good both times. The key lime pie was so yummy. The dome of key lime was filled with raspberry puree/jelly and surrounded by fresh raspberries. The crust was like a crisp, shortbread cookie. I wish I tried more of the pastries.


This might be my favorite joint in Vegas.  Been coming here for years now and I've tried much of the menu.  They have the best pan roast I've ever had.  I love the sweetness of the pan roast.  The gumbo is also awesome!  Its kind of a more bitter flavor but I love the okra and the sausage in the roux.  The boulliabase is also really good, more tomato flavor than the pan roast but not rich and creamy like the pan roast.  One of my favorites is the clam chowder.  Go here and you will not be disappointed.  Warning though, there is almost always a wait.


Worst I've dealt with. Made a reservation 2 months in advance for a suite with a view. When we got there, they gave us the handy capped suite. No dinner table with most cabinets removed for wheelchair access which is understandable but not what I reserved. 2 hours later we were given another suite. As soon as I opened the door to the suite, found it is occupied by other people. Went back to front dest and 2 hours later, we got another suite. This is a timeshare and if you are not an owner, you are required to attend a 2-hour presentation. No one told us we had an appointment when and where so the next day we were told we missed our scheduled appt therefore they are going to charge full fees which is substantially more. Spoke to the main office for 30 minutes and they refused to accept the resort screwed up and determined to charged me full price. I'm disputing the additional charges. I will never stay there again.


I rented a Spot GPS personal locator over the interwebs from LowerGear for a hiking trip to the Grand Canyon, Zion, Sedona, etc--- they shipped it to me where I was staying in Southern California and helped me do all of the online setup over the phone. When the trip was over, I put it back in the box and used the return label they provided to send it back. Then I got a thank you email saying they received it and that I could expect the charge to go through.\n\nSeamless!\nThey were ultra helpful on the phone and even gave me advice on where to find some specialized items that they don't carry.\n\nI wish we had a LowerGear in California, I will definitely be calling them again if I need a GPS rental or can think of anything else they can help me with. I want to give them my business!  \n\nThanks guys!!\n:)


I've stayed at this Sheraton MANY times, as I come to Montreal often to visit family and  my family is Starwood Preferred members. I am always semi-disappointed. I've stayed in many Sheratons but I just think this one is sub-par compared to others. Sheratons are never too glam but I am talking about also in comparison to other similar grade hotels and Sheratons. It was very busy this past weekend when I stayed there with my mother. And there were a few weird & irritating experiences. One being that they put staff at the elevators and were checking keys on a Saturday night. This kind of alarmed my mother who was under the impression they did this to keep out hookers (witnessing some sort of scenario that gave her this impression). Just seemed liked a weird practice but whatever. The hotel lobby bar & general bar is really not great. First of all, Sheratons typically have their same menu at all hotels but this one did not. (This may be a Canadian vs American factor.) But regardless, the menu was not as good as the other traditional menu I've seen. What really irked me, was when I sat at the bar. Almost ordered the nachos, but the bartender was honest and said they sucked. I'm actually super glad he was honest - I prefer that (but heads up Sheraton - if they suck then why don't you change them!) We end up ordering a different appetizer. My mom was drinking wine but I decided to stick with a soda. My bartender asked if I would like \"more Coke\" - I said yes just to sip on something while my mom finished her glass. When we got the bill I saw that he had charged us for 2 Cokes - $5 each! I was really appalled and wanted to say something but my mother wouldn't let me so here I am putting it on Yelp. I understand how hotel bars work, so it's not really the $5 coke that bothers me. It's the fact he charged me twice. I actually only had 1 sip of the refill. Restaurants will typically alert you to the fact they do not use fountain soda by bringing out the bottle so you understand. I never saw the bottle but I'm pretty confident it was from the fountain which makes this extra ridic. However, even if it was a bottle he should've showed it. And in some way they should bring this to the customer's attention. It's just good service. Or you wait for the request from the customer, how you would similarly for a bottle of wine, etc. He also told us if we wanted to order dessert and bring it up to our room, we would just have to go up and order room service. Really?


Very impressed. \nI bought a ridiculously cheap groupon for a facial and thought it was worth the risk. And I was right. It was probably one of the best, and I've had many. The ambiance is fine, not quite private or spa like, but definitely acceptable. The skin analysis and tips were great. I'll come back for sure.


We chose to eat here when there was too long of a wait at La Unica, and I'm glad we did! The food was delicious, the staff was friendly- they answered all questions and helped us decide what to get. This place is a hidden gem! The tamale was HUGE and unlike anything I've ever had. We will definitely return!


Here on my honeymoon, it's our 3rd day and I've had no problem with any of the slot machines. I put $10 into a machine and assumed, like all the previous machines I'd played, I could adjust my bet before committing. Pressed it one too many times and tried to start it over to adjust to the amount I'd like to bet and it wouldn't let me. Okay, husband and I assume machine is having an issue. We press the service button and (I can admit, speedily) the attendant arrives. She proceeded to argue with me over the machine and say \"THIS one doesn't do that.\" Finally just agreed with her, even though I explained my ignorance with being new to the machines, and let her take my $5 on principle. The casino I'm sure really couldn't part with $5 to please a customer (heavy sarcasm here). Won't be giving our money to this casino again.


Is it possible to give no stars?? Terrible!! Took my 5 month old there on Christmas Eve since his dr was closed. He had what to me looked like hives but I just wanted to double check. We were the only people in there.. It took dr. Cooper 40 minutes to see us, even though he was sitting outside the door typing on his computer. I asked when we would be seen, he had the nerve to tell me 5 more min your next.... Uh I'm the only person here!? When he came in to look at the rash he didn't touch my child to examine the rash or anything... Well it doesn't look dangerous.. Waste of my time. Don't pay him your co pay


Good local spot tucked away beyond the strip. Small dance floor, hookah's, Live bands are just a few things that they have to offer.


I travel A LOT for work, and trust me, i've had some pretty raunchy tasting stuff, but this was just absolutely great.I ordered a pineapple flavored cone, and it was so absolutely friggin' flavorful!No it may not be too good for my diet...but it was totally worth, stop by this place, it's definitely worth a shot.Or in this case...a cone.


Some healthy-ish options on the menu. Breakfast till 10.30am would be even better if it was all-day (as I arrived here at 11am.)\n\nI got the chicken beer bread... What is that? Grilled chicken in a wrap and served with fries or salad. Of course I got the fries as I really wanted fish and chips but tried to be good. That was a mistake. The chicken was processed, covered in melted cheese which I picked out as cooled and congealed...(better left on the plate than in my veins.) I tried to enjoy this meal as I picked out the good stuff. Because the wrap was cut up you couldn't pick it up and it was too \"wet\" to cut. Then I looked around at this decor and noticed the odd combo of a dance music soundtrack. Very odd...something not quite right here. If I had to come again I'd probably go with the fish & chips or a burger.


What happens when you piss off a Saudi Prince? He will rain money till he destroys you...\n\nThe Mega Hakkassan Night Club was created after a Middle East Billionaire was denied his favorite table at a club.\n\n\"I am going to teach them a lesson\" he said waving his finger... \"I am going to build the best club with the best DJs\" he said with his fist clenched\n\nWith an unlimited budget he began construction of a palace in the middle of the desert that cost up to $100 million in construction costs and an additional $65 million to lock up all the best DJs like Tiesto and Dead Mau5. \n\nHakassan is located at the MGM Grand and sports 3 floors of dance and entertainment. Two floors are dedicated to EDM music and the last floor is dedicated to Hip-Hop. \n\nArticle is below:\n\nhttp://www.lasvegassun.com/vegasdeluxe/2012/dec/24/megabucks-djs-news-billionaire-spurned-vegas-backs/\n\nAtmosphere:\n\nEven though so much money was poured into this club...it was poorly designed. The club is so big that once you lose your friends you will never find them again. The dance floor is so small and packed that you have trouble breathing...there is so much pushing and shoving on the dance floor and sweat soaked bodies...\n\nWhen all the Vegas clubs are trending towards pool parties...Hakassan doesn't seem to be catching the drift...\n\nService:\n\nThe people who work here are not the best people. We reserved a table a month in advance and were quoted a price. On the day of the event we were told our table just went up by a couple thousand...It was then I realized reservation meant nothing...and table service was like an auction to the highest bidder...with the club trying to gouge you as much as possible...\n\nTips:\nIf you want to get into this club best arrive before 11 PM and buy an electronic ticket online. \n\nSummary:\n\nPlease do not go to this club unless you want to get raped on the dance floor...because trust me if you scream no one will hear you. \n\nThey say money can't buy anything...and it applies to this club...you spend over $165 million it does not mean you will have the best club...Money doesn't BUY happiness. I am never coming back


On the Go - Eat at Rubio's\n\nWant fresh food in a clean environment and excellent service with smiles? People on the go eat at Rubio's.


She has fixed more than hand full of suits for me (blazers & pants) and she's really really good.. and the prices are less than half of what I was quoted at another shop on Spring Mountain and Ft. Apache. She fixed a $1000 tuxedo that was ruined by someone else by cutting it too short. She found the right material and fixed it for $20. \nShe's old school.. honest and straight forward. Don't expect BS and fake smiles..


This review is a review of the corporate stores such as this one. I love their food but there is one thing that always makes me second guess going to Five Guys and I am sure you know what it is. The music. I am a very patient person but every time I walk into these places I want to walk right out. Don't go here if you are on a date or plan to visit with anybody. You will not be able to hear them without everyone else hearing the conversation. Thank god this one restaurant does have outdoor seating and there is no music. What you'll feel like when you go to these restaurants is that you're having five guys screaming at you the whole meal. Please turn the music down so people can enjoy each other's company and  also enjoy the food. Aside from the very loud music of this restaurant is the fact that when you order the most basic of the meals at this restaurant you will feel like someone picked hour pocket. Don't get me wrong the food is fresh tasting but I can feed a small family with what I have spent eating here and that's just a combo. Five guys you could be so much more!


Chicken kabobs were tasty, however the spinach wraps clearly tasted of freezer funk, so I ordered the orzo soup and hummus instead. The hummus was great but my soup had about three grains of orzo in it!! Won't be coming back.


I recently had a quick bite to eat at this location.  My usual......Bean Burrito and 7 Layer Burrito.\n\nOrder was accurate.\n\nPlace was clean.\n\nFood was ok.\n\nIt's Taco Bell....not much to say.\n\nWill I return?  Sure.


Seems like a great little breakfast hangout. I tried the Piperrada (pork, bell peppers, onions, tomatoes, and eggs). This was a good breakfast - everything was tasty and seemed like good quality ingredients.\n\nI've heard good things about their pancakes, and I'm definitely interested in trying out several other items on the menu, so I can see myself coming back often.


Great service, professional, great price, lots of selection, def come back here again! And highly recommend!!!


Finally got to Greenberg's for their Pastrami Sandwich.  As I watched the little lady do the slicing, I was thinking, man, she is piling it on. My mouth was watering with anticipation. When she placed it on the counter, that pastrami was bulging all outside that rye bread like a fat lady in tight spandex.  Man I was ready! Then I bit into it.  Where was that  Pastrami flavor? I salted. I mustard it up, to no avail. Where was that peppery taste?There was also a fatty taste that lingered all up in my mouth. I checked the meat and there was the normal amount of fat to it. I couldn't figured it out. What happened to all the hype about this deli? Maybe it was a just a funky slab that day. I will give it another try, because you can't beat that meat pile up  for Ten Bucks.


I had been wanting to try Babaloos since I ran across an article about them on AZcentral. I had been looking for a Cuban alternative to Havana Cafe and aside from a small Cuban restaurant in Tucson with unreliable hours, I hadn't heard of very many promising options. I was a little turned off by the high prices as well as the swanky images presented in the website (was I going to a lounge or a restaurant?) but I finally made my way there thanks to Grupon.\n\nWe drove there on a Friday night. I was starving by the time we got there because it took much longer to find it than I anticipated. Chandler Blvd goes very far west. I was also overdressed (loungy you are not Babaloos). The restaurant itself is in a strip mall (albeit a slightly fancier strip mall than one on Thomas Rd. in Central Phoenix but a strip mall nonetheless). The service was slow; I guess those Grupon's really threw them off their game. We ordered a salad and an appetizer (both unappetizing and unforgettable), I was ready to throw in the towel and then the entrees came.\n\nWe ordered Berenjena con Sofrito (eggplant with sofrito) and Jicama a la Parilla (grilled jicama) which both came with platanos (the eggplant with tostones and the jicama with platano frito). We had to order another side of the platano fritos because they were that good. The eggplant was so packed with flavor, I didn't want my meal to end. The jicama made for a light entree, but sufficient for my partner. While the entrees were phenomenal, I'm not sure I'd make a trip back, given the distance and the high prices. I may just stick with Havana Cafe.


3.5 *\n-Located in the Venetian; smaller than I though it was\n-Waited about 15-20 minutes in line\n-Got a table with 2 bottles away from the dance floor which I think was the best option\n-Dance floor hella packed but alot of energy and extras\n-Table service was good - shout out to our waitress Jennifer who was on point\n-Mens bathroom with a line all night but not too bad\n-Good ratio for all u singles out there\n-Good music\n-Other than my friend I had to carry out and take back to the hotel, it was a good night


I had a rock chip in my windshield.About three weeks after it happened, I stopped at Cobblestone to have it repaired so my windshield would not crack. About three times they told me that they \"guarantee their work\".\nTwo days after the did the repair, my windshield cracked, starting from where they did the 'repair\". When I went to Cobblestone, and explained the problem, ti turns out that the \"guarantee\" is that they refund your insurance company the $30 they charged for the repair! Some 'Guarantee\"!\nAdditionally, the manager approached me as I was warning another customer, and thinking he was real cute, told me to get in my car and get my drugs, then 'what have you been smoking?' How professional.\nThis is not an honest establishment, nor do they do good work.\nI would recommend hiring professionals to work on your car, not children.


While the name and concept is really eye catching, the food does not live up to par. Food is really heavy, rich, and greasy-almost like fast food type and for what you get, it's pretty expensive. Wait is long and service is not that great, and even then youll probably end up being seated outside in the cold.\n\n For starters, my friends and i ordered the onion ring tower. It comes out stacked beautifully with dipping sauces of ranch and such, and was actually pretty good-probably the best part of the entire meal. For my main entree I ordered the truffle mac and cheese ($14). The dish was decent, but nothing too memorable, just a bunch of cheese mixed into some pasta, which I couldn't even finish because it was just too rich after a couple of bites. High heel pump sandwich ($16) is HUGE, but it's also a got so much going on in it it that it becomes a big sloppy mess to eat. My friend ordered the ABC burger which she said was good, but nothing great that would make her come back for it again, especially for $16.50. Maybe this place is better left for desserts. I've heard good things about their frozen hot chocolate selections so next time I'm here, Ill definitely try that instead.


It was boring! Sorry guys, you're pretty but this is the most boring show I've been to in Las Vegas. There were some cute and funny parts, but overall it was a bore and a lot of it was terrible dancing in clothing!\n\nBe prepared to be treated very poorly by the staff, they are absolutely horrible, all of them. \n\nIf you're part of a bachelorette party and wasted then this might be the show for you. Don't sit in the back, you'll be completely ignored. Make sure they know you're a bachelorette though or you will also be ignored.\n\nPre-game since crappy and small drinks are $10 a pop. \n\nHonestly, Zumanity is much more erotic and is immensely entertaining. I would recommend that over this \"show\" any day. I'm sorry I didn't go see that again instead.\n\nOverall I was one very disappointed lady at the end of the night. I had more fun gambling at the penny slots, it was much less expensive too.


Food was very good.  Had an oyster sampler plate with various types.  Salmon was cooked to perfection.  Overall a fine choice.


Everything about the place is nice except the drink prices.  The atmosphere is like a lounge with dim lighting and plush couches- very comfortable.  Lots of flat-screen TV's as well, and unless you go on karaoke night, it's hardly ever crowded.  You can eat (the food is good) and you can smoke (since they're affiliated with the restaurant upstairs which doesn't let you smoke they can get away with that).  But, when there are other bars in the area that charge $2 for a beer 24/7 and you're charging $3 for a beer during happy hour and even more outside happy hour, it's kind of a deal killer.


I'm giving this locally owned spot 5 stars for the simple fact that everyone I've sent there has loved it.  With the amazing rates (forget about inflated prices), proximity to the best food & retail as well as bike path and lake, and free drinks at the Up North this is the spot.  Side note: Scottish band Camera Obscura claims the place is haunted, which is very cool.


See my other Yelp under Forum Shops!\n\nBut DAMN - I love this store and the Forum Shops.  Wonderful experiences.


ONLY good for drinks, food is very bland & unappeasing how can anyone go wrong with a Philly cheese steak??? will not be returning!