You will not find more honest business people than the owners of Select Glass. They stand behind what they say and do. I will do business with them again and again.


DAAAYUM!!! The previous reviews of this restaurant were very good and I set out to try it before...but it was closed. I forgot about it for a few weeks and decided to give it another shot this afternoon for lunch. I am so glad that I remembered this place!\n\nI am not sure what I expected, but it wasn't this. The place is in the back corner of a little strip shopping center which was otherwise non-descript and I would probably have driven past unless I was specifically looking for something. As I approached I saw a nice size patio with outdoor seating. It was a nice day and I was tempted, but I went inside. The dining area was very spacious containing several tables without being overcrowded. Another thing that stood out was the smell. It smelled really good and it further increased my hunger.\n\nThe table was big, which is a good characteristic for me. I don't know how many places I go and they stick the big dude at the little table. I also thought the menu was cool. Nice thin wooden cover with an expansive listing of sandwiches, entrees, beers and wines. I would love to go back for the wine dinner, but being lunch I just ordered a sandwich. Another nice touch was the silverware. The waitress brought the silverware to the table in a mason jar. It is something different and really makes the place cool. Great atmosphere.\n\nMy friend ordered the chicken salad sandwich - which I don't care for chicken salad, but I did have a taste and it was good. Chicken, apples, nuts - very hardy. I had the Cuban sandwich and it was piled high. Good solid bread, thick meat and an incredible taste.  I had the potato salad side and my friend had the pasta salad. One thing I liked about both salads and the chicken salad also was the focus on flavor and ingredients. These items were not loaded down with mayo like so many other places. Instead, this restaurant let the main ingredients do the talking - the chicken salad made the chicken the focus item, followed by the apple and nuts. No heavy mayonnaise. Same with the potato salad - you tasted the Yukon yellow gold potatoes. The bread & butter pickles as a garnish took me back to my youth. My grandmother in Southern Ohio canned bread & butter pickles annually. Yum.\n\nI had to go for dessert, but I went with something small. I went with the lemon bar - sweet, tart and tasty. I wouldn't go specifically for the lemon bar as I might with something like Oregano's cookie, but this was a good finish to the meal. The sandwiches were both $8.50 (and well worth it), the lemon bar was an economical $2. Another cool & funky aspect of dinner was the smashed bottle serving plate. I like quirky little touches like that which help make the experience unique and memorable.\n\nReally the only thing that might be a fraction of a reduction for me was that it was a little loud and made it challenging to hear the conversation and the soda was a standard 20 oz bottle rather than a fountain drink. Small things and not really distracting from the overall excellent experience. I will definitely be back to this place many times. If you are in or around the area, stop by and make sure to give this place a try!


Just returned from a visit to Montreal and this was my favorite meal of the whole trip. Like the first reviewer, we dined out on the canopied patio. It was enchanting!\n\nWe had a lovely, leisurely meal...great wine, fantasic crab cake, wonderful pastas and desserts. The servers worked at a team (and were all nice looking young men!) and provided great service. \n\nWould definitely recommend this to anyone visiting Montreal and looking for an upscale Italian meal with great ambiance and service!


Not sure.... I recently went to this location to have my brakes done. They took a look quoted me a fair price and did the work. The reason I say I'm not sure is that they were having lots of issues getting the correct brakes on in the delivery time that was delayed several times during the day. I give them credit for calling me well before the pickup time so I didn't have to wait at the shop. \n\nI have some concerns that my car was not test driven once the new brakes were put on and after them telling me all the problems they had. I hate to say it but I have some apprehension about the quality of the job. I could be totally wrong that cars don't need to be test driven once brakes are installed, but after hearing their woes about the install it makes me a little nervous.\n\n I must say that the staff is friendly and appears to be competent and from what I can tell the prices were reasonable. It was approaching closing time and they were rushing to get my job finished and I offered to even rent a car overnight so they could make sure they get it correctly and didn't have to rush. \nI do have one objection that is more of a corporate thing and it is the shop fees. The shop fees added an additional 10% to my job cost and I just feel that that is high and somewhat outrageous. When I questioned the fee I was told every shop charges that but I just feel that 10% is too high.\n I do feel that Brandon and his staff are trying to do a good job but on this particular visit I lacked full confidence that it was done correctly but it may have been, I just don't know. If this wasn't a safety issue I would just let this go and sleep well at night. \n\nI do not feel this is a bad repair shop, I just object to the corporate policy of 10% shop fee, and i feel they rushed through my brake job trying to meet a delivery time and left me feeling not confident everything is ok. It seems to drive and stop me ok.


I went to Dal Toro for lunch while attending a conference at the Venetian.  They had $15 lunch specials, so I ordered a grilled chicken salad off of there (not really a special, but I was trying to keep it healthy while away from home).  \n\nThey gave me some bread to start and a pesto with anchovies which was pretty good.  The salad itself was okay- nothing special.  I also ordered an iced tea which was 4.50- but that seems to be common in LV.  \n\nThe best part was being able to sit on the patio and look out on the strip.  The fountains were nice and relaxing to look at as well.  This was an okay lunch spot that served its purpose, but I'm sure there are much better ones on the strip that I've yet to try.


I love this place! They have great gas prices and friendly staff. The lines are long but they go quick. The baggers are extremely helpful and always go above and beyond.


Authentic Chinese spicy food. when I say spicy, I mean it. The heat here is not for the faint of heart. Everything is very good. I would recommend bringing a Chinese friend to help navigate the menu.


Great food , the salmon was to die for.\nThe waiter was informative and had a stupid attitude when we had questions ,good price  4 star since it was my first time here and I hate rude and very unfriendly waiter


I've never been to a \"bad\" JJ before - the locations I've ever visited (LA, San Diego, Seattle, Phoenix) have all been consistent and obviously very standardized. So, round-of-applause for that!\n\nWent to the downtown location yesterday for lunch and was waiting *patiently* behind a lady who took the menu WAYYYYYY too seriously. Damn woman! It should not take 3-4 minutes to decide what smoothie you want? Should it? Or am I just an ass??\n\nWell, anyways - the personnel noted this and started interacting w/the line (of 4 ppl) and started to get the smoothie making party started. Great job!!! But, sadly - I was not asked what free power boost I wanted in mine. I really needed extra protein yesterday so boooo! Regardless, the smoothie was fantastic - had the Light Mango-A-Go-Go.


Not high maintenance but sure enjoyed my one experience here. \n\nI had gotten a gift certificate at my bridal shower. I chose the weekend before my wedding. I got the \"Pamper Me\" package @ $135- salt glow & steam, hot herbal wrap, and 55 minute massage- two hours of bliss- this meant no wedding worries of any kind what-so-ever (I know all brides can relate). It was just what I needed in order to get prepared for my one special day. I was relaxed, clean, shiny, and new. For a goal-oriented person who  wants to mark things off the To-Do list- this is major.\n\nThe staff is very nice. Very tranquil setting. The music is soft. The lights are dim. Tips are put in an envelope at the front desk.  \n\nI would gladly get this package again. I would highly recommend this day spa- they will treat you very well.


It's not enough to inspire me to change the star rating on my review, but it is worth noting that David, the General Manager of Rice and Company, contacted me to express his concern and regret about the lack of service I received on my visit. That's the kind of attention to customers I would have liked while I was at the restaurant. Maybe there will be some kind of trickle down effect, or whatever the economic term might be, but doubtful I'll volunteer to test that firsthand the next time I'm in town.


Don't go here if you need anything. They tried making it into a super Walmart but failed miserably.  There is no one around and if you need anything, go to the other two walmarts that are 3 miles apart, in the opposite direction. Super fail.


This had to be the most awful breakfast experience ever! The list of screw-ups is nearly endless.\n\nI came here one Sunday morning while visiting Montreal with 3 friends. The place looked decent from the outside, so we strolled in for a basic, quick brekkie. To start, service was dreadful. After being seated we waited for 15 minutes to even be acknowledged by the waitress. It must have taken about 45 minutes before any food arrived. By that time all of our coffees were empty and our waitress ignored us until we basically begged for coffee. I gotta say, she was quite skilled at ignoring the restaurant patrons. Other tables were holding up their cups asking for refills just as well.\n\nThings only got worse from there. Among the many screw-ups include:\n\n-Wrong toast\n-No water (which we desperately needed - it was a late night on town!) \n-Wrong eggs (I asked for over-easy but got scrambled)\n-Disgustingly greasy breakfast sausage\n-Lukewarm food\n-Spilled coffee when the waitress over-poured the cup (and of course didn't bother to apologize or even acknowledge it)\n-Rude and painfully slow service (the place wasn't even busy)\n-Washroom had no soap (I can only imagine the cleanliness of the rest of the place)\n\nIn a nutshell, AVOID AVOID AVOID! Tres mal!


My boyfriend and I came here for one of his many birthday dinners in Vegas. \n\nWe did not have reservations so we sat at the bar and had a couple of drinks for about 15 minutes before our table was ready. The bar tender was quick to get us our drinks and was very attentive.\n\nWe were sat outside in the mall area. The boyfriend and I are major people watchers and I guess it was prom night for some local high school. We watched countless girls no older than 17 parade around looking like whores. Needless to say we had a good amount of laughs. \n\nThe bread basket was enough food that we didn't need to order appetizers. For two people, it was seriously bread overkill. What I did appreciate was UNSALTED butter offered with a side of coarse sea salt on the side. This is exactly what I do at home. I'm a butter snob and I refuse to touch salted butter unless there are no other available options.\n\nI ordered the spaghettini, which was delicious. Very simple, but done the from-scratch way, therefore perfection.\n\nMy boyfriend ordered the half roasted chicken on mashed potatoes. His was very simple but also delicious. \n\nI love restaurants like Spago, that offer some really classic and simple dishes but made with high quality ingredients with very high standards. The potions were large as well and well priced. There are other things on the menu I'd like to try, so I suppose on my next Vegas trip I'll be stopping in again.


I've always enjoyed taking my family to Bill Johnson's, but on our recent visit (2/29/12) the quality of the food, the portion sizes, and their new prices have took a turn for the worse.\n\nThe bbq pork ribs were tough as leather, the fries were very greasy and portion controlled to the max, the mac and cheese seemed like they just poured liquid cheese on top of the boiled macaroni, and to make it worse, the prices on the menu have skyrocketed.  I feel that if their going to charge more for their menu items, the quality of the food and portion sizes need to be changed as well.  I was very disappointed with the amount of money we spent for the crappy food we ate.  \n\nFurthermore, I expressed my concerns with the waitress, but she didn't seem very interested at all.  With that said, I will NEVER return to Bill Johnson's because of the BIG let down.  This was once a great place to eat, but after they filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, this restaurant went downhill.


I can't really say too much about this place since I only had drinks, and that was a mojito, which isn't my favorite drink. I did have a strawberry mojito which was actually really good. My friend had a coconut mojito and she loved it. The specialty menu shows mostly mojitos so I think its kind of a niche for them.


Why are your lines so long? Worked in retail for many years and really think you can do better.


Amazingly tasty pizza. Fresh taste from crust, sauce, and cheese.  The crust is perect in my book.  The toppings are interesting and a refresing change from tired Pittsburgh pizza toppings. Veggies were extra fresh.  Sausage and Pepperoni were tasty without taking over the flavor of the pizza.  Truthfully, I expected the prices to be way higher than what I paid.  The food is a bargain.  I would gladly pay more for all the fresh, home-made goodness, but I am overly pleased that they are reasonably priced.  Do try this pizza.  You won't be disappointed.


Being originally from Arizona, I know a good taco.  The taco stand outside of Reyna's is GOOD.   The carne asada meat was tender, though I usually prefer a little more char. A friend i was with got the beef tongue, a little too eccentric for my taste, but he loved it.  Surprisingly, I really enjoyed the tortilla.  I am usually tuned off by corn tortillas, but theirs are soft, not dry, and don't fall apart as the taco juices seep in. In other words exactly what you need for a good street taco.  The best part is the taco barrista squeezes fresh lime juice on top of the taco as a finishing touch. It really puts it over the top.


Went there recently for a half a sandwich and salad on their lunch special.\n\nMy only complaint is that it's relatively pricey. Overall I would say that it is definitely worth it when you factor in the amazing service and the variety of fresh ingredients.\n\nDefinitely try it!


You know for a local eatery ok...but as a destination for \"good BBQ\"...it's not a destination I'd go for. Went w/ a part of 4..they have all these local write up's of their fantastic food, dating back to 2009... Well I think things have gone down hill..Had a brisket sandwich and side of vinager cole slaw..Sandwich was really basic.grilled bun & meat.  Meat as dry..had to slather it BBQ sauce on the table. Cole Slaw very sour....Service was okay nothing to warrent and over the top tip had to remind the server every time i needed a refill...Took a risk w/ the desert..blackberry cobbler as everyone was raving about it...big mistake served barely warm couldn't discern the taste of blackberries...but hey was late (7;30) probably scrapped from the last batch of the day..didn't even have a topping..not likely to return..I know it's a local place and should be supported..but next time I want BBQ it will be Famous Daves. Others had the meat salad..when all was said and done bill was over $65.00..pretty steep for 3 salads, 3 cobblers,brisket sandwich and an I tea..OH A/C was blasting was 65 degrees in the restaurant..had to go outside to warm up


Woke up on a Friday morning and urgently needed a pho fix.\n\nThe special combo beef pho was a no-go.\nThe soup was really oily along with a herbal taste.\n However, they have fresh coconut juice and perfect Vietnamese coffee !!\n\nUm, won't be back.


I just ordered 2 cheese steak combos, what a disappointment. Definitely not authentic, if you are wondering I am from Philadelphia.  Over priced and the sandwich is very small, $26.60 for the two combos. Check out my photos for a better reference.   The website photo makes the sandwich  look much bigger.  I will not be returning.


I had bought a Halloween costume on clearance the previous year, and they didn't take the little plastic thingy off my costume, and I didn't realize it til a year later when I went to put on my Halloween costume and felt the plastic thing. I went back there, (of course, i didn't have the receipt, but the clearance sticker was still there), so I explained that i had bought the costume last year bla bla bla, and that they never took off the thing, The lady started arguing with me that she couldn't just take it off cuz i \"could have just stole it from there that day\"... really lady? Look at all your costume currently in your store, you don't sell this costume this year! I asked to speak to a manager and she says \"I am the manager\". So i asked her if I could pay for it again for her to take it off... she agrees... so shes trying to figure out how to ring it up, and couldn't figure it out... then she says 'hold on, I'm gonna get the manager'... Uhm what?! I thought she was the manager? so she gets the manager and the manager just tells her \"take it off, we don't sell the costume anymore, there's no reason to make her pay for it again\" the girl just stood there like \"really? but but but...\" the manager was like \"just take it off, give it to her.\" So I politely thank the manager as the other girl takes the plastic thing off, then I couldn't help but say \"I thought you said you WERE the manager!?\" and she says \"well, i'm the assistant manager\" I haven't been there since. What a joke!


We got a deal for $45 per night during a conference so we stayed here. There was also a $15 per night resort fee which said it covered in-room internet, the gym, etc. When it said in-room internet I just assumed it meant wireless. It doesn't. You pay $15 per night for wired internet (if you brought a cable and if you can find the plug...we couldn't). \n\nThere is no wifi available at all in the rooms. None. So, the first day I camped in Starbucks all day and paid $9.99 for slow wifi. On the second day I discovered that if you sit in the Bazaar area, you can connect to the MGM or Mirage free wifi and get better signal that you can get from the service you have to pay for elsewhere in the hotel. The chairs are also more comfortable and the ladies that work at the snack shop there are really nice.\n\nOur room was in one of the towers and it looked like it hadn't been upgraded in ages. The door handles were all scuffed and scratched. For some reason you don't get a real comforter either. Just a sheet, a thin blanket and a \"satin\" cover. Saving on laundering costs I suppose?\n\nThe walls are also very thin. We could hear everything going on in the rooms next door. Even just the flush of a toilet can be heard.\n\nThe elevators are literally falling apart. Many buttons are missing and the control panel is exposed in many of them. I felt oh so safe.\n\nThe housekeeping staff doesn't follow the \"towels on the floor need to be replaced, those hanging don't\" rule. I try to conserve water in hotels by not asking for new towels every day. I don't get them at home, why would I in  hotel? But they replaced them every day anyway. Not very \"green.\"\n\nMy final, and biggest, complaint is that the room keys are terrible. In 3 days I had to get 4 new keys because they stop working if you get them anywhere near a credit/debit card or a cell phone. I'm a girl, I keep everything in a purse. How am I supposed to keep the key away from everything in my purse? I tried by surrounding the room key with business cards but that didn't work.\n\nOne night at 3 AM, I returned to my room and my key didn't work. I went to the front desk to get it fixed (again) and they said their system was down so they couldn't give me a new key. They told me to wait by the elevators for someone from housekeeping to let me in my room. I waited by the elevators and no one showed up. So I went back to the front desk and finally got a new key. When I got up to my room, the phone rang and it was housekeeping telling me that someone from the front desk was \"looking for me\" and then put me on hold. I hung up after waiting 30 seconds.\n\nI will never stay at this hotel again. I guess you really do get what you pay for.


I have not been to the dentist in a long time.  I recently went to Downtown Dental.  Everyone was very friendly; the hygienist, the dentist, and the receptionist.\n\nThe office is very nice, clean, and very conveniently located.  I showed up about 5 minutes early and was greeted and seen without a wait.  I will definitely be going back.


The tacos were cold and the dude was sketchy.  I probably could have told this just by looking but I had gotten lost on my way to ginger's and was hungry.\n\nAt least it was cheap.


AMBIANCE: 4 - cute little food stand where it is annoying to have a long line. it's not their fault that there's no where to sit though! \n\nSERVICE: 3 - they are pretty new in the mall, but it was a pretty long wait for fries. they need a more efficient way to have fresh fries and eliminate the long lines&wait. \n\nFOOD: 5 - meal was expensive! me and my friend shared the biggest one for $8, but you get a pretty good amount of fries and you can even pick two flavors. \n\np.s. they give you your drink with the rest of the order


CPK. Creative. Pizzas. Kinda.\nWhen I think of the early 90s. I think of CPK. Of course I also think of Joey Lawrence on Blossom. But who doesn't, really? And new Coke. And we all know how that worked out. But CPK was innovative at the time. California cooking was all the rage thanks to Mr. Puck. The BBQ Chicken Pizza won over droves of pizza fans. Quickly, the Thai pizza caught on and CPK became quickly initialized in American culture like KFC, PTA and FYI. This location serves up the fare like all the others. Not much panache but dependable. Much like the Chevrolet Malibu. Could they use a bit of a makeover? Sure. But the Price Is Right set got one and no one's loving that. So why bother.


Caff\u00e8 Art Java on Mont-Royal was, when it first opened, my favorite cafe in the whole world.  Great location; sleek, but inviting, ambiance; decent food; and mind-blowing latt\u00e9s.  What wasn't to like?  I was a steady-going regular for years.\n\nI was concerned when I learned the founders had sold the place, but I hoped the new owners would leave everything more or less untouched.  And at first they mostly did.  But things still started to slide.  The new owners started advertising their menu using grainy photos--appropriate for late-night Chinese take-out, but not an upscale cafe. The kitchen and barista staff turned over almost immediately--to be replaced, we think, by the owners. And so the food became barely adequate and the coffee, frankly, went to hell.\n\nI eventually stopped being a regular, but I still went every now and then because the ambiance was still great. No more. One of the owners forced me to pay for a tisane that I never received.  Some time ago, I ordered a tisane that never arrived at my table. I got so engrossed in my work that I didn't really notice; in fact, I only noticed that it hadn't arrived when it was time for me to pack it up and go. So I left, slightly miffed that I never got my tisane. Annoying, but mostly harmless and certainly innocent. It's the kind of brain fart that can happen to any server.\n\nA week or so later, I went to the cash to pay my bill and the owner who was working the register presented me with TWO bills: one for that day's tisane, and one for the tisane I never received. I protested, saying that I had never received the earlier beverage. The owner insisted that she distinctly and specifically remembered preparing this tisane, which I never received. This went back and forth several times until I thought it had been made clear that if she made me pay for something I never received, I would never come back. The owner insisted, so I paid both tickets.\n\nThe owner's decision to push the issue over my strong protests (no matter what she does or doesn't remember) says everything that needs saying about the new management at Art Java. Maybe she thought she was being tough or something, but did she really think I was trying to wriggle out from paying $3? I was a _regular_. Does she not realize that she's basically calling me a liar and a thief? In any case, $3 is apparently more than my good opinion (which, at bottom, equates to all of the business they might ever get from me) is worth to them.\n\nAt Art Java, every penny counts--but every customer, not so much.


Being new to the area, I've been out scouting local sushi bars, and this one's only a block from home so I thought I'd give it a try. It's a tiny little place tucked into the far corner of a strip mall. You could drive by it every day and never know it was there.\n\nAnd honestly, I think I would just keep on driving. I stopped in for lunch on Saturday and there was only one other couple there. So you would think that would equal good service, but no, not even close. I hadn't even had a chance to sit down and take off my coat before the waitress was asking for my drink order. I decided on the AYCE sushi for $23.95.\n\nMy sushi chef was mostly non-communicative and never even tried to strike up a conversation, even though I was his only customer. The sushi was about average although they tend to go heavy on the sauces which I hate. I had the volcano roll, which was a mess of mayo and fake crab slathered on top of California rolls. Luckily this was the last item I ordered so I didn't feel bad leaving most of it uneaten.\n\nAside from the lackluster sushi, my major complaint was with the owner. During my meal, she was yelling at her employees and a supplier about an order. She was loud, rude and quite a bitch. I'm thankful she's not my boss, and I'm thankful there are much better sushi restaurants out there.


I'm not the hugest fan of Indian food but if I had to eat it this is where I would go. They also have a few other dishes besides Indian which is nice. The food tends to be spicey and pretty authentic!  A lot of what they offer is geared toward the vegetarian crowd.


As a Native Phoenician who now lives out of state I come here every time I visit family and friends.  The merchandising of this business is incredible.  Even if you are not into cigars you will be wowed by the display cases and the way they are laid out.  It is masterful and graduate level stuff.\nThis business is truly a place that backs up what they say on the web site.  The staff is very friendly and helpful and it  comes from example from the top, Mr. Seferian.  He is a cigar afficianado supreme and so courteous.  The selection is second to none and the atmosphere to enjoy your cigar is superb.  As a bonus, most of the people there introduce themselves to you.  Very very friendly.  If I lived in Phoenix, I would be a fixture at this establishment.  It is off the charts.  In terms of doing all the little things that make an establishment a masterpiece, this place has all things covered.


This is our go-to SouthSide bar. Wings are great, burgers are excellent. Service is incredible - Jim, Erin, Kelly, Josh... All amazing people! The 2nd floor has held a bunch of our football drafts and we've rented for parties too. We love the BBT!


Their soups are GREAT! The service can be iffy sometimes and it is very dark and hot. The employees are kind of a \"grunge\" crowd. However, last time I went, I got food poisoning. I would say eat there, but the food is the only good part about it. Good selection of beer, wine...not at all.


Stylish place with a nice patio (when open). Food is decent enough, but really the place to come if you like Tequila. Four hundred types of Tequila on stock.


Love the food, lots of healthy options and love that kids can take in their Halloween candy for a free kid's meal. We usually sit in the restaurant section with our toddler. Cashiers have never been friendly. We have been there probably 10 times now for the food. They don't even greet you. They are always rushing us through even if no one is behind us and if we ask a question they either don't know or have told us, \"look at the menu\". One time I just asked what was in the guac. The cashier didn't know. We love the atmosphere too:)


Stopped in when they were busy, ordered and waited for more than 20 minutes for 1 smoothie before giving up.\n\nEnded up asking for our money back - their excuse - \"We're not making them in any particular order\".


Good for a fast health food alternative than burger king. Busy with people and got my food out fast.


Thought I'd give this place one last chance.... as my last two visits was a nightmare.  thought the drive through pulled in 5:50 pm no one in front. Speaker garbled words placed order after several repeats. 6:pm lady took money at window.........6:05 turned off engine........6:35 cars backing up behind me  finally food delivered.   pulled to parking space  No tarter sauce for fish, no napkin, no straw for drink, no dressing for salad.... went to inside to get forgotten items......food was warm but not hot.  the crew walking around in a daze like asked three time for items another 15 minutes....I could have driven to the other D's in Pineville or Monroe for the time Spent here to get warm food and no service


Nice place but was not terribly impressed.  Our waiter recommended the short ribs which were pretty good although would not put that as the first impression piece.


fun!!! must go!!!


SAVE THOSE FAT TUESDAY CUPS FROM YOUR PREVIOUS VISITS! You can save yourself a few bucks! \n\nah... samples. You are allow to try before getting it, aw yeah! Looking for the strongest one of all? 190 Octane ! You don't even need to add another shot into it and it will get you happy throughout the day! If you can hang, go ahead and add an extra shot. Don't say I didn't warn you the next morning. :)\n\nThere's $1 dollar jello shots, $1 dollar jello shots... man, no wonder this line is long! It is a must to get a Fat Tuesday during the summer, so I hope you are holding onto the cup right now, because there is no stopping you all in Vegas!


To anyone looking for a nanny agency, this is the one to use! Janet, the owner, is very much involved in the process of finding \"the perfect fit\" nanny for any family. She is very knowledgable about her nannies and is a great resource for any questions I had about hiring a nanny. Janet has a disposition that set my mind at ease.  After meeting personally with Janet, I felt confident that choosing to have a nanny vs. other childcare, was the way to go! \n\nThanks to Janet for her awesome service!


Here at fantastic sams kids are getting there haircuts for the first time here no waiting just walked right in friendly staff I will come again.


The guy handing me my food had dirty finger nails! EFFING GROSS!\n\nI went through the drive thru and decided on a pollo bowl, I wanted to add cheese and he said it was one dollar more.... REALLY? What a rip off! I got to work and was taken aback! Literally, a bowl filled to the brim with rice and beans and 1/4 of a small breast! BOO!\n\nI tasted it and was turned off, the chicken was bland and dry and it just wasnt yummy! Had I got the cheese and added salt then yea, but seriously EPL?? I also got some red salsa and it wasnt good. Just a sad visit!\n\nWhat was the worst is that the guy at the window had long DIRTY fingernails! OH HELL NO!


Great street tacos!  Small portions but a good enough deal. The downfall is this is a no gun zone so I will not come back. Because we all know the criminals obey the no gun zone signs right? .


A co-worker and I went for lunch one day, because she had a buy 1 get 1 coupon. I ordered a patty melt with fries, the patty melt was good, the fries weren't. My co-worker ordered a grilled chicken salad. It was OK. After taking our discount we still ended up paying about $10 each including tip. It might sound cheap, but for a mediocre lunch, its not. Not only did it take about 10 minutes for someone to acknowledge us for the first time, but our waitress was a bit wacky and didn't seem to care to ask us what we wanted, she just wanted to suggest and rush off. I wont be going back anytime soon for lunch.


The short of the story is - we went here yesterday (Mother's Day) and were there 3 hours! Waited a full 2 hours for our food. So if you have don't mind waiting an unbelievable amount of time for food and have all day to waste, then read on. . .\n\nFor years I have drove by the Imperial Garden and referred to it as the \"Chinese Restaurant Gas Station\". I don't even know if they are connected or what, but you see them both as you turn the corner. We decided to go to this place for Mother's Day and check it out. Talking to friends over the weekend, we were told it was pretty good.\n\nThe building is nice and the atmosphere of the restaurant was way nicer than I expected. Very large and nicely decorated. Not so cheesy like a lot of Chinese-American places in Wisconsin. The hostess greeted us very nicely and having reservations we were seated right away. \n\nNow - we were a larger than average group - table of 8 - but they clearly were set up for groups this big as they had large tables in the corner of the rooms with a spinning lazy susan in the middle that was perfect for us. I think we probably could have even gotten 9 or 10 people on this table. The waitress was very nice too. Came right away and got us drinks and very friendly.\n\nThis is when things went down hill. We did order appetizers, which came out right away. Pot Stickers - both steamed and fried - which were pretty good. Once our whole group arrived we all ordered regular items from their menu. Then we waited. Waited and waited and waited. Apparently so did everyone around us. For hours - over two to be exact. The waitress did her best - kept coming by and telling us she was sorry, that the Kitchen was crazy and that we were next. Honestly we should have left - but it was hard enough getting family members from 4 households together at one time. \n\nEventually the food came out. To their credit, I thought everything tasted pretty good. I got two different shrimp dishes. Decent flavor, cooked perfectly - the snap peas and water chestnuts were good. Portion was decent on the Shrimp dinner and much larger on the chicken dinners that others in my group got. I agree with other reviews - its not the most adventurous food. Flavors were safe and my spicy shrimp wasn't very spicy at all. My sister-in-law was upset her Sesame Chicken with Broccoli came with one piece of broccoli. She complained and the waitress brought out a side of broccoli.\n\nOverall, If the food wasn't pretty good - I would have given this place one star. I give our waitress credit for holding it together too. She offered free desert but we were about an hour late for getting to another place so had to go. Saddest thing is we heard that this has been an ongoing problem with the Kitchen. Sounds like they don't fire dishes in the order they come in and they have a lot of trouble keeping up with things. If they could correct this problem and add a bit more flavor into a few dishes, the place really could be ok.\n\nTry it on your own risk - but I would plan on spending several long hours while you wait for your food.


Star ratting is based on SERVICE!!\n\nService is unreliable.  Sometimes you get ok service, but a majority of the time its HORRIBLE service.  I've had waitresses make a fuss when we wanted to change tables cause she seated us at a dirty table.  My potatoes arrived burnt and i got attitude when I asked for new ones (they were literally black).\n\nOn another occasion I was served a chicken wrap (I am vegan, and ordered veggie).  I didn't know it was a chicken wrap until I bit into the wrap.  Had a discussion with the manager about that.\n\nOn a separate occasion, I received a dirty cup, so I asked for a different glass.  The waitress was too busy or couldn't be bothered to help us so a \"runner\" brought out a new glass.  This glass was ALSO dirty (there were black marks on the glass)...the runner had an attitude and suggested he bring me a disposable cup, finally he brought me a clean glass.\n\nThe food is just as unreliable, but I'd say more often than not it is good, just not worth the service.  If it was not so hard to eat vegan in the valley I probably would never come here.  The hummus is ALWAYS yum yum yum.


On days like today- everyone should get outside. After a fun week in Vegas my boyfriend and I took a nice little stroll in park- as expected it we were not the only ones enjoying the day. While it can be a little crowed its always clean and we feel safe. I guess it was a calming place for my boyfriend to ask me to move to Virginia with him (for his job). Of course I said yeas, but I'm going to miss our walk in the parks.


3.75 stars\n\nWe are visiting from California and had a restaurant.com gift card. This was one of the places that took the gift cards.\n\nWe had the family meal with a chicken, ribs, brisket, sausage, three sides, and rolls. For sides, we had potato salad, baked beans, fries, Mac n cheese. None of the meat comes sauced\n\nChicken: ok. Very smoky but the skin was kinda weird 3 stars\nRibs: tender, smoky, flavorful 4 stars\nBrisket: omg! So good. Tender, delicious, I couldn't stop nibbling on it. 5 stars\nBaked beans: good 3 stars\nMac n cheese: gross, wow. Truly terrible 1 star\nFries: crispy and delicious. \n\nService was attentive\nSweet tea was pretty good, although I had it mixed with unsweetened. \n\nApple cobbler was good: 3.5 stars\nPatch cobbler was also good: 3 stars


These bundt cakes are amazing! Definite must try.


A GREAT value for your money IF you get the rennovated rooms in tower 2.\nHowever, the casino and the buffet are pretty disappointing. My advice is to get your room here and expect to party elsewhere.


The one star is for it's convenient location.\n\nThe -4 stars are for the general incompetence of the staff, both store and pharmacy.  My latest experience with a female associate at the register was less than optimal as she couldn't figure out that if an item cost $2.24, and I have a coupon for $3 off, said item should be free (minus tax). She eventually took $2 off (thus overcharging me) but I'm not going to argue with stupid over $.24.\n\nThe pharmacy also proves to be less than stellar: I've been given incorrect dosage, incorrect pill amounts (this resulted in a complaint and later investigation with the Nevada board of pharmacy), and incorrect information. I tried to fill a prescription that I later found out was not made in that medium anymore and instead of knowing this, they told me it was \"out of stock\". I've also had a tech give me such attitude when I asked her to locate a drug at another location that I went to a competitor across the street instead.\n\nIt would behoove CVS corporate to take this store over and clean house. That said, patients beware.


Went to eat there for \"Brazilian Wednesday\" and I was very disappointed. The only thing Brazilian was this gigantic piece of meat which did not look very appetizing. The ambience of the buffet is that of a hospital cafeteria, very depressing. The service was very good, but  for 45$ for 2 people you're much better going somewhere else.


A very unique place specializing fondues.. This is my first try, everything went like I expected, but not outreaching... We had the Fusion version of the Big Night Out  four-course meal.. A lot of food for two, and not cheap!\n\n1st course - Fondue A La France\nIt was a-ok.. the cheese mix was great, but the white wine (don't remember name) base was too strong... I wish they'd use less of the alcohol. But you get unlimited sides with it..\n\n2nd course - Salad Nicoise and California Salad\nBoth salads were tasty! However, the plates arrived in an ice-cold condition, and by looking at the presentation of the salad, I felt it was already pre-made and came out from the refrigerator.. the leaves just don't look like were just mixed together...\n\n3rd course - Main entree with Court Bouillon cooking style\nThe fusion version offers one extra item, a lobster tail, other than that, everything is the same from the feast version. Meat and seafood were fresh, wish that I had chosen a different cooking style, maybe the Bourguignonne, didn't really enjoy the vegetable broth, personally think the taste was too strong..\n\n4th course - White & Dark Chocolate Fondue\nThis was my fav!!! The mixture of two kinds of chocolate was just right, adding the different toppings for dipping, cheesecake, strawberries, bananas...hmmmm... If only it has less calories, I'll never have enough!\n\nThe whole dinner took about 2 hours as we're fast-eater and didn't really spend that much time on the cheese fondue...so come prepare for a long stay if you want to experience the 'whole package'..


So I was in need of a carwash and Google closest one to me and that is how I ended up here. Carwash tunnel was closed due to repairs so they hand washed my car. I was the only customer in the entire place.  Guess everyone else knew they were going through a repair job. I paid $7.99 and I got a carwash that was up to my standards for $7.99. Place is definitely old and in need of an interior remodeling for customer to sit and wait.  But other than that it's ok....not jumping up and down excited but I accomplished what I set out to do...... Wash My Car.


Horrible customer service. I understand the workers are helping customers out, but none greeted or asked if I needed help. I stood there for a good twenty minutes before leaving.  I am an iPhone user but this makes me want to leave the brand. I had some questions that websites don't have a clear answer to.


It's a place that is easy to both love and hate. On one hand they have some unique academic programs and great professors, but you'll probably have to slog through lots sub-par classes before you get the good classes. \n\nBusiness is one of the \"better\" colleges, but you wouldn't know if from the lower level classes. My least favorite class ever was an upper level econ (econ is technically in LAS even though business people spend plenty of time in the department) class that was taught by a TA who not only didn't speak very good English, but who also gave really harsh tests. The first test average was a 64% and there was no curve. Grading is harsh here! Lots of people repeat classes. I also have plenty of bad things to say about accounting and finance classes, but it depends on the class I guess. \n\nLAS is the catch-all college that gets shafted a lot. Many of my lectures were too big and in auditoriums were literally falling apart. Contrast that with the much-funded engineering college's glittering shiny collection of brand new giant buildings. Oh well. \n\nACES, my college, is a bit of a catch-all college as well, but some of the majors are quite small. I've had my smallest and favorite classes in ACES. For development and other niche economics specialties this is the place to be and undergrads get lots of attention. It also has top-notch programs in other aggy stuff ranging from food science to animal science. I adore most of my professors I have had in this college. The only downside is that ACES has tended to attract some less than bright students in the past and has some programs within it in need of reform, but I'm sure that is true in many UIUC colleges.  I recommend ACES, but only if you are truly interested in the curricula. \n\nI would note that I skipped all gen-eds and a lot of ugly giant lower level classes thanks to APs and placements tests. If you can do that, it is worth it, because the upper level classes are where you can really enjoy academics. The lower level classes seem to be purposefully soul-crushing, with harsh curves, unintelligible TAs, and professors who just read off powerpoints. 101 classes are where learning goes to die. I basically did well on them by memorizing lectures off flashcards, a sad way to \"learn\" if you ask me. Don't be afraid to switch classes if you get a bad feeling on the first day. I did that a lot and it was worth it for the English-speaking TAs. \n\nI am personally not a fan of the Greek system, which welds a little too much power here. The drunken anti-intellectual environment can be stifling if you don't find a niche. Allen Hall is the place to be for anti-Greeks/hippies/outsiders and it has the bonus of small lower level classes often taught by people who actually care. Avoid the isolated residence halls like PAR and FAR, go six-pack only if you are Greek-ish, and ISR is the place to be for engineers and other assorted people who want to live near the science and engineering buildings. Dorm food is a mixed bag...it's mostly just inexcusably bad, but most people don't seem to notice because they think fries and hot dogs= acceptable lunch. \n\nI like the Chambana area, even if it has some minor annoyances. Ill-kept frat houses and a bizarre lack of on-campus grocery stores mar it, but otherwise it was easy for me to find restaurants to eat at and assorted drunk-free places to hang out. However, I can think of about ten major cities where I'd rather live.\n\nThe weather here is horrible. In the summer you scald and in the winter you freeze, so pack your snowboots and your short-shorts.


despite being outdoors, this whole club managed to SMELL LIKE FARTS.\n\nbeer is $10 (ok, vegas standard) and even the bartenders think it's funny that people pay that much for a bud light.\n\neveryone in here looks like they want to be a reality tv star so bad. expected a more attractive crowd for so much hype, but i mean. it is vegas. \n\ni prefer wasted space for vegas raging. places like xs are all the same. even blush at least played better music.


I hate everything about the Palace Station except the Oyster Bar.  Loved the pan roast.  It was rich, tasty and spicy.  It was chocked full of tender fresh seafood.  Just like Louisiana!!!  Loved the calamari also. Could not even finish 1/4 of the huge serving.  This place just seats just 20 people, so prepare for a long wait if you do not show up at an off time (like 4PM on a weekday).  Its a great place for couples, but a trio or more might have a struggle finding a place to sit together.  Everyone is really social at the Oyster Bar, which added to my experience.  Will definately be back


Finally a coffee shop by work!  The muffins are simply delicious.  I had pumpkins, lemon poppy seed and blueberry to date.  \n\nEarlier today I tried the ice tea.  It was flavored and infused with a berry shot - simply delicious.  \n\nA good place to sit back read a paper and kick back.


After seeing the ads & billboards my boyfriend and I decided to check this place out. \n\nExpectation prior to going in based on ads: I expected a female friendly sports bar with hot female servers dressed in sports wear and awesome STK quality food. \n \nAtmosphere: Didn't hit the expectation. It is actually feels like you are just sitting in a regular sports book. I expected a real restaurant...\nService: Decent. Although, the servers weren't sexy females like the ads suggest. Instead, I was served by a male in suspenders. \nFood: \n-Pretzel Hot Dogs: Where is the pretzel? I don't know... My dogs were wrapped in a super dry croissant type bread. The ones I make at the house for $2 are WAY better and don't taste re-heated. \n- Truffle Sliders: Tasty, but I expected more than two sliders for $15. \n- Fried Green Beans: I liked the chili sauce and they tasted good. \n\nSaddest Part?? My coffee was stale... I think they served me coffee from the AM shift or something... I couldn't even drink it. \n\nOverall Feeling???? The most disappointing $60 I ever spent! Small portion sizes at High prices. Skippppp It unless you are only going there to watch a game.


Yeah, the food here isn't all that bad.  I'd give the food 4 stars by itself.  But...\n\nService = shit\nrestaurant = shit\n\nNormally you get what you pay for, but the prices here are a fucking insane.  On my last visit, I paid somewhere around 14 dollars for a cheesesteak, fries, and drink and slice of pizza.  The girl at the counter told me a price after I asked her roughly what the total would be (told me all that would be about 8 bucks) and after ringing up the total, it was around 14.  OK...  \n\nWhen asked what I wanted on it, I asked for wiz but light on it.  A few people working there laughed at me.  Hey fuckers, were not in Philly, were in the desert.  Some of us don't like that much on the sandwich.  A guy making my sandwich spills some steak on the counter, picks it up with his fingers and puts it back on the sandwich.  Nice.  He gives me a \"what is your problem\" look.  Another lady working there spent the ENTIRE time (waiting in line, ordering, waiting for food, and eating) looking at her cell phone.\n\nAnyway, the food is awesome, worth trying if you don't mind the price tag.  Sitting in the restaurant to eat itself is cramped.  I was lucky enough to get a seat at the \"bar\" that is crooked.  My drink falls over.  I try to clean it up but there is a line of people standing around me.  I give up.  The condiment bar looks like a dog gnawed a ton of shit together and left it there.  I couldn't tell what was what.  They were out of ketchup.  I didn't even bother telling them.\n\nI will agree that the food here does resemble what you get in Philly (minus the pizza, stay away from that.  Came out cold, told them, they did nothing) but hardly worth putting up with the fucking service there.  If I wanted to be treated like shit I'll go to work, but I'm not paying for it.\n\n*updated as of 3/17/211*\nLowering to one star.  Decided to give this place a try again and they pissed me off.  Ordered two slices of pizza before a St. Patricks day adventure.  Ordered to a guy who told me to \"wait a second\" as he was checking his cell phone.  For about two minutes.  What the fuck?  Took my order and I waited.  Drunk college girls came in after me (bear in mind, this was around 6p.m.) and gave my food to them because they ordered the same thing.  I wait.  Again longer.   He flirts with them.  I ask him about my food.  He is checking his cell phone.  I hear employees at the soda fountain saying \"We aren't going to have enough fucking ice tonight!\" as they asked the cook for a kitchen knife to cut ice bags open.  Cook take the knife back after it is it used for cutting open ice bags and dropped two times on the floor, and hands it back to the cook.  I only was able to observe this because I spent the better part of 20 minutes waiting for my food with nothing else to do.  He cuts bread with it without washing it.  Lovely.\n\nSince they \"forgot\" about my order so John Q. Cashregister could forget about mine and give it away to try and hook up with college girl customer, my pizza slices were only warmed up for about 30 seconds.  The center was cold.  A few bites into it, I throw the rest in the garbage.\n\nAnd the napkin dispenser is out.  I tell the guy but he is too obsessed with getting pussy.  F this place.\n\nI hope the owner of this place reads this.


This place has the yummiest Indian food I've tried so far (in SF/bay area & in PHX). It's all vegetarian, which is good, because it's really hearty fare - you'll walk out feeling overstuffed! I usually get either the dosa special or the grill special, both of which are like a mini-buffet for one (includes the main dishes, dessert, and for dinner, tea/coffee.) The dosa special is exactly the same for lunch & dinner, so I usually get it for lunch, and the grill one is better for dinner (a couple of extra sides compared to lunch.)\n\nAt lunch, sometimes the chutney bar isn't completely ready yet, but it's always been stocked at dinner time. Also, the focus is definitely on the food and not the decor or tableware. The one odd thing about this place is that the kitchen staff seems to speak in Spanish... I'm assuming that the food is more authentic than not though since I'm usually the only non-Indian there at dinner time...


Hands down the best brewery I have been too.  Most of their beers are better than any other out there.  Yes, the Oatmeal Stout is better than Guinness.  The Pumpkin Porter should be on the menu all year long.  The food here is also amazing! I have not had anything here I found just eh.  Fun place to go, lots of cool people, tvs for sports....\n\nIf you have not been here, go, NOW!\n\nOnly bad part is parking kinda sucks since it is so packed.


We didn't have a great experience. Major pluses: the seafood is fresh. Sashimi while expensive ($45) was out of this world - and would have been the highlight except one fish cut had tough chewy membrane left on the bottom and kind of ruined it. Service was amiable enough. BUT: THIS PLACE IS SALTY SALTY SALTY. The sashimi even had salt bits. Tomato salad was fresh but too salty. Grilled octopus was nicely done but also still a bit salty. We asked the waiter to tell the kitchen not to salt our food and he was nice about it but basically said, yes we put sea salt on everything. Unfortunately despite our request, the next dish (mayan shrimp) was practically inedible; it was ruined by all the salt. For one drink, one appetizer, and one main dish each, the tab was $182 with tax not tip. For that price, I expected an outstanding meal, not one I had to make a lot of excuses for. In this case, I had to keep saying, well they just oversalted it but the ingredients would have been good. That's not what I expect for this supposed high level of restaurant.


Way overpriced.  There sub should be priced at 6.50 tops.  It's just okay at best.  Their pickle taste like its been marinated in salt.  The worse part about it was that my buddy wanted to go somewhere else but we went to this place on my suggestion.  Fortunately, there was no rift caused in our friendship.


Headed here after seeing a movie at the Harkins located inside the same mall. We were interested in checking out the menu first since we weren't sure if this one had the same offerings we were used to from the Orlando location we went to from time to time.  \n\nAfter looking over the menu we decided that we could all find something we wanted to eat here and we were brought a few more menus after a bit. I ordered the Cobb Salad, he had the Turkey BLT Club and our friend had the Quesadilla. The Cobb Salad had a lot of toppings on it and it was well-made, but it was really covered in dressing to a point that it was all you tasted. If we ever go back, I'll definitely request that on the side.\n\nThe Club sandwich my husband had was sandwiched with bread that was toasted to a point it wasn't really edible, so he took everything out of it and at that, which kinda defeats the purpose of a sandwich altogether. The insides of the Club were fresh and tasty though and the fries that came with it were good as well.  \n\nTook awhile to get things from our waitress during almost every step of the meal. Which seemed a little odd considering we went during an off time and it wasn't too busy.\n\nOverall: B-\nProbably wouldn't recommend it to people with all the other options in the food court just around the corner...but not a bad place if you are looking to entertain little ones.


So glad to have a restaurant that makes delicious gluten-free and vegetarian entrees, at prices that don't make the pocketbook groan. The food sometimes takes a bit of time to arrive after ordering, especially during peak hours, but it's worth the wait. Location is also convenient, on in the complex at the corner of Rural Rd and University Av, within the ASU Tempe area.


It's been awhile since I last wrote a review for the mission but my love still remains. My two favorite things about the mission are their fresh guacamole and the patio atmosphere. The entire restaurant has this charming old world feel to it and the food and drinks flow with it.


So I''ve only been in Madison for a short time, but I love coming to this Starbucks. I am not a huge fan of the coffee here, but the atmosphere is wonderful. The staff have always treated me well, and the first time I came here, one of the ladies working treated me as though we were already good friends. A+ to the nicest barista in the world.\n\nThey have both a downstairs and an upstairs sitting area. Downstairs is more like an normal Starbucks, but the upstairs is split into two areas, including a large outside porch area. The inside upstairs has plenty of space with tables and some more comfortable seats (but watch out because it is pretty cold up there) , and the outside has the same. I''ve only experienced this outdoor porch during June, but it is one of my favorite places to go. Also very close to the Union Terrace and the Lakeshore Path if you'd like to walk after grabbing a coffee.


Can't believe this shop going down! Don't know what wrong though! I've been coming here for 3 year, suddenly it feels different! I lost my favorite tech! She is not there any more!dont know where to find her.she is the best of the best! I walked in there the day before! The vibe is so negative.nobody talk! I know almost every tech in there,I asked what wrong,they don't answer! Feel so bad for this place! The girl did my nails she is new and don't know what to do, it takes her so long to finish my gel! The gel if ugly because she did not clean it carefully as I had it before! My pedicure is ok but I expect more! I used to have the best massage and gel by Chloe though! So sad!


The staff is very friendly and helpful, but I can NOT freaking stand how long the drive through line is every time I go.  I only go through the drive through to drop off a Rx or pick-up once I know it's ready.  But without fail, I always seem to get behind someone who either has 50 questions for the pharmasist or can't understand why their insurance is terrible.\nI really wish there was a \"fast\" lane and a lane for others who take 25 minutes!


I gave it 2 stars because my massage was good but would have normally given it 1 star.  The facility and amenities were extremely disappointing.  They've updated the casino but did not touch the spa.  The lounge was small with old, uncomfortable seating.  The tiles in the shower were chipping; the door handle to the sauna had duct tape to hold it together; the apples were rotten.  I chose this place because they accept Spafinder certificates but if I use the certificates again, I would rather go to the Paris spa.


Eww. I ordered a cheeseburger from this spot, & was so grossed out by what they served up. Not normal, even for the low standards Wendy's has conditioned us to accept. For $1 a cheeseburger you might as well go to Waffle House, always open with $1 cheeseburgers too. At some point, customers will need to wake up to the fact that they are not in the business of serving good quality food for reasonable prices, they just want to take the money, & will leave you with a bag of nasty crap the dog shouldn't eat if that's what they think it takes to get your $1.


They have the fitbit aria scale here!   So it's $129.99.  The fitbit flex in slate or violet is $99.99.  Yeesh!\nI don't shop here routinely but this is one of the stores I come to purchase cd's when they're on sale.  For whatever reason they have a much better selection than Mall Wart and they usually have a new release, that I might like, at a low price every couple of months.\nWhat I don't like about Target is their cheezy baskets of seasonal items on display near the entrance.  Lots of poor quality, Made in China items, sold for next to nothing.  I see most of this stuff as waste that frequently winds up at Goodwill and/or landfills.\nThe store is generally clean and shelves stocked.  The staff is pleasant enough.\nNot sure how much profit they've generated now that all employees walk around attached to walkie talkies (you remember those right?  I mean you're old enough to remember those, right?), but wish they could turn the volume down on the things and possibly refrain from following me while talking on them.  I always turn around to see if they're talking to me because like I said, I don't shop here regularly.


I was looking forward too checking out Commonwealth since I missed awesome CMYE for it earlier. We finished our DTLV night after Park on Fremont here with fellow yelpers plus meet up with more yelpers in toasting Noah R birthday. My first impression was wow its really nice and man think under dressed for it. It definitely more of upscale bar or without doubt out of the all the bars clustered together downtown this one by far most upscale and classy arts look too it. The artwork on the walls most of them huge paintings of have no idea or the cool chandeliers. It kind of dark got me thinking at the haunted mansion ride at Disneyland. The artwork feel like person staring right into your eyes so waiting for the eyes too move or something. Lol! Just the details too the interior is pretty darn cool!! The upstairs patio area sure something unique too downtown and on perfect weather day (that night it was) nothing better in life. The view looking down see the vibe going on that night, break out few dance moves with the music going on, and see El Cortez Hotel all the history of that Hotel too downtown. Patio for sure cool spot too chill out hanging out with friends drinking enjoying life. When the place is packed it totally like club because we walked around too check it out and push my way through get from one end too another. Almost missed they have this cool game or people playing so never figured it out. You throw some object attached too string at target and that about all I got. Sure next time I visit going too figure it out.\n\nThe prices it not that bad still pricey but cheaper then going too club or drinking on the strip for the most part?  This coming from someone like me going clubbing few and far between so take it for what it worth. Lol! I really like the vibe of the place and between the patio and inside lot of different places can hang out get your drink on at Commonwealth. Another great addition too awesome downtown scene of little bars, food spots, and lot of fun!


I wish I could review the food at this place but my two attempts to eat here over one weekend failed miserably.\n\nFirst time: about 10:30 pm on a Friday night. No hostess to be found so we wandered around until a server stopped to give us a dirty look and ask if we needed something. She took no small pleasure in telling us they only served drinks after 10 pm.Rude! Went to Brocach down the street and had excellent beer and snacks.\n\nSecond time: about 6 pm on a Sunday. Closed. Went back to Old Fashioned for cheesy treats.\n\nMenu looked very good, so I'm disappointed I didn't get to try it...oh well, though.


Where do I start? I recently moved into the neighborhood  and was extremely excited when I noticed this place. I love a quick healthy option and this seemed perfect. Well, far from it. One evening I decided to try it out, checked their hours on the website to be sure they were open it was 8:30p and their site stated they closed at 9:00p. Awesome. When I got there 10 minutes later I walked in to the chairs being stacked up and food being put away. I kindly asked if they were still open to which the 6 employees standing around responded in unison looking around at each other, \"uuuuhhhhhh, uuuummmmm....kinda.\"  So I'm standing at the door like an idiot waiting for someone to say \"of course, we're open until 9:00p, how can I help you?!\" But no, I had to make the first move to say  \"well, sorry to bother you I guess I'll try this some other time\" .  They said bye, GIGGLED, and continued closing up shop early. \n\nMy second attempt was unfortunately forced upon me this afternoon. I'm a medical sales rep and cater several lunches per week and had a request for gluten free meals. Grabba Green came to mind so I placed a phone order. After providing my CC info I made a split second decision to ask for all sauces on the side. The employee became quickly and noticeably exasperated, literally sighing and speaking a million miles a minute telling me she now had to hurry and go tell the cooks that sauce was on the side, to which I APOLOGIZED, just before she hung up on me. I showed up, practically bagged my own food, and left.\n\nIf service was better I could see myself using them a couple times a week to cater these lunches (which typically range from 15-50 people and at about $10/meal that would be a nice bit of business for one order). I don't care how great/healthy their food is, the service is horrible and their employees are incredibly rude. If I were the owners I would be livid at the way these kids are representing my business.


I would love to give City Hall five stars.  However, it is not \"as good as it gets.\"  In fact, I wouldn't even say \"I'm a fan.\"  So three stars it is, because, yes, it's A-OK.\n\nWhy the low rating?  Because when you go to a restaurant like this your standards should be high.  What you should not experience is a steak that is undercooked (ridiculously so.  and this is coming from a guy who will eat rare if it's on his plate.) and a waiter who gets pissy when you mention it.  My sister in law had this happen to her and when we told the server, he used a fork to stab the steak and pick it up to put in on another plate and take it back to recook it.  Ghetto.\n\nThe next time we went there we were stuck in some whack back room that must be where they keep the meat during the off-peak because it was freezing.  So I haven't had the best experiences with City Hall.  But, if money is no object, they do generally serve a tasty steak--that is, if they don't screw it up.


Oh, Presto, my experience here was just - not - good.  First, my rating of 2/5 stars is based primarily on the food, not the service.  \n\nI dined with a friend on a week night.  The restaurant was pretty empty, no wait for a table.  Our server was friendly and adequate, not magnificent.\n\nI decided to give Presto a try since they had a groupon coupon a while back.  So I had some money to spend, and Iwas able to taste quite a few dishes.  We started off with two appetizers: calamari and crab dip.  Calamari was very good; however, the sauce was, well, gross.  It was overly sweet and had an odd flavor.  We just ignored this and ate the calamari, as is.  The crab dip was another disappointment.  We were given plenty of chips, way more than we had dip for, which is never a great sign.  The cheese had a Velveeta consistency which I absolutely despise!  The cheese was loaded on the top with almost no crab flavor.  Toward the bottom there were whole chunks of crab...and you guessed it...now without any cheese!  \n\nI ordered the lasagna which came with a salad.  I ordered the Caesar salad.  Wow, this was just embarrassing (for them).  It was literally chopped Romaine with bottled dressing (I'd bet all my money - Ken's Steakhouse non-creamy kind).  I had about 4 bites and just put it aside.\n\nThe lasagna.  Well, remember that sauce with the calamari?  That's what is in the lasagna!  I actually had to send the dish back.  I was so disturbed by this sauce that I HAD to ask what was in it.  Well, tell me what you think - tomato sauce with cinnamon, and brown sugar.  \n\nI traded it in for a sandwich.  I just didn't know what to do.  I got a veggie sandwich with fries.  As a PS - bread was over saturated with oil but veggies tasted good.  Fries were under seasoned.  \n\nNot going back, but I think this place may be better as a lunch destination.


This is a horrible car wash.  The manager / owner is extremely rude and the quality of the work is terrible.   I would never waste the money to return here.  They only are concerned with up selling detail packages and not with the quality of car washes done.


Dropped into S&W at about 11:15PM on a Saturday night. The place was nearly dead. Got seated quickly, but didn't get a waiter for probably five minutes. Food was meh- my medium-rare, bone-in ribeye was ~$50, but not tender in the least. Was it actually prime beef? Couldn't tell. Mushrooms and whipped potatoes were good. Fries were average. Was looking forward to a really terrific steakhouse meal, but didn't get it.


Mediocre food and service.  Poor layout.  Some friends and I decided to head to Mercurio's on a whim.  Although many of the complaints revolve around the price of the food served here, I did not feel the costs were extraordinary.  I did, however, feel the food was mediocre.  I ordered the portobello salad that amounted to a huge over-salted pile of arugula with a measly mushroom on the side.  I also ordered the meat and cheese plate, which was adequate.  But, when we asked the waitress what cheeses were on the plate (1) she did not know and had to ask the kitchen and (2) after she asked the kitchen, she claimed there were 3 cheeses on the plate.  There were not 3 cheeses on the plate.  There were also little things that the waitress did that suggested a lack of attention and experience.  For instance, we asked for 3 glasses for the wine carafe because one my friends is clearly pregnant.  She brought 4.   We arrived a little after 5 and were seating immediately by the gelato counter.  Initially this was fine; but as the night wore on, the counter became increasingly busy and we ended up with rear ends at the backs of our heads.


Went Sunday on Memorial Day weekend. The line gets long but moves fast. I self parked at the Wynn which was a really quick walk to the club. \nPlace gets packed. Miscommunication for guestlist and had to pay the cover $50 guys, $20 girls. Better than the $150 they were charging for guys on Saturday night. Prices change all the time, even when you \"talk to someone\" before hand, but the place is nice. Lots of tables, layout opens out to the pool area where everyone else is just lounging around having a good time. Also, that missing wall allows the club to stay a little cool  (not by much once you start dancing, even with the AC is on)which is still really nice since that dance floor gets packed... I mean, getting elbowed in the back by the drunk people making out and getting pushed around by people squeezing through the dance floor trying to make there way through, packed. Had a blast though. Ran into a couple different groups of friends there by chance since this place is so big. Didn't even know one group was there since they were near the bar by the high roller black jack tables on the opposite side of the pool until later on. Drink early on because the lines get long if you don't have table service, and this place takes some time to get filled.\n\nThe dance floor extends to the outside area so it creates this little standing area since everyone is trying to pack themselves into the \"inside\" part, which is what we did, since that is where you can really hear the music and see the go-go girls/girls that then sell you $5 shots in pointy metal containers and shouldn't be walking near the dance floor. Overall good experience though, and I'll probably be back... well, depending on if I can get on guestlist and it is a weekend that they aren't raping me on cover alone.


WOW! I can't believe I've never had frozen custard before, it's freakin' good!\n\nNielsen's was our last stop in Vegas before heading back to CA. I was determined to try it even though it was 8:30pm & we had a 5 hour drive ahead of us. I mean, doesn't having a yummy snack make long drives better?\n\nThe workers here are SOOO incredibly nice, practically forcing us to have free samples before we chose to buy anything. They always have 3 flavors fresh in stock & a bunch of rock hard frozen flavors in the freezer. \n\nWe had a scoop of vanilla custard ($2.22) & a chocolate concrete w/ Kit Kat mixed in ($4.90). Between the 3 of us, we couldn't even finish because the custard was so creamy & thick & the servings were so large. The ever-so-friendly workers even gave us a little extra custard in our concrete so that it was oozing over the edge.\n\nI can only describe it as a creamier version of ice cream w/o all the extra ice fluff & a thicker version of frozen yogurt. Whatever this magical mixture is, it's heavenly!\n\nFrozen custard was even voted as on of the \"top 100 things to eat.\" You'd be a fool not to try it!


Atmosphere was meh..\nFood was meh..\nService was meh..\nPrices were meh..\n\nNothing about Zupas made me happy.. and i get excited easily. I wanted to kill all the Biltmore Business people in there too. With a sword.


Seen this show more than a dozen times in the span on 3 years and its always fun :) naughty!!!


One of the best Thai places in town. They have great curry, as well as noodle-based dishes. In addition, they have decent alcoholic beverages. They also deliver!!


A few months ago I went to the Clubhouse to see some friends of mine from Los Angeles, California. I sold merchandise for Tony Lucca and Keaton Simons while at the Clubhouse, so my point of view maybe a little bit different.\n\nWhen I first got there I was sitting in my car waiting to get in. I wasn't sure exactly what door to use because there really was no sign that said enter.  So I just opened one of the doors and walked right in. This was about an hour before the show started. I couldn't take the heat outside and had to go in. One of the security guards came up to me and asked what I was doing there and i told him. He went back and got a wrist band for me and I proceeded to the bar and waited for my friends to get done with sound check so we all could talk.\nAnyway, I thought the place was nice (i've been to some dumps and dives) and the security was nice. Trust me when I say, security at the Troubadour sucked big time and same at the Marquee Theater. Again there was plenty of parking and I thought the sound was great. The only strange thing I thought was you had to stay at the bar and drink, you couldn't go outside the bar with your drink. Parking was plentiful and the staff was decent.


Pros: Casual, fun ambiance. Good location at Cosmopolitan. Awesome decor--lucha libre meets Las Vegas--red lamps on the ceiling, video screens with pictures flashing of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo and Chinese leader Mao, etc.\n\nCons: The menu was extensive but underwhelming. A bit over-priced for such a casual setting that basically served fried rice and tacos. It's tapas style, so expect to order several dishes for sharing. I don't think it was a fusion, but rather a menu with average Chinese and Mexican dishes.


delicious and fresh. one of the best restaurants I've found in the Dobson Ranch area


Finally got the chance to eat at a Vegas buffet after all this time. It was a hard decision between Wicked Spoon and Bacchanal but since we were on a tight budget, my bf and I decided to eat at Wicked Spoon (weekend brunch-$34 / weekend dinner-$41).\n\nFOOD:\n\nAmazingly orgasmic. I can see why Wicked Spoon is so popular. I started on the left with salad, ceviche, salmon with butternut squash pur\u00e9e, risotto and gnocchi. DELICIOUS. I also tried their sushi with a skeptical mind but to my surprise, the quality of their nigiri was very good! They might have added too much rice but the fish was perfect. The desserts were also great with an exception to a few. I have a big sweet tooth so even with the big selection they had, I wish there were more. :-p my favorites were the passion fruit macaron, Thai tea ice cream, and the lemon meringue tart. \n\nSERVICE:\n\nOur waiter was really nice and professional. He would come around with our drinks and was very prompt with extra utensils. \n\nINTERIOR:\n\nBeautiful. Gorgeous. Stunning. They have these big spiral decorations hanging down from the ceiling, modern paintings and digital artwork hanging on the walls, and a very classy ambience. :-) \n\nI'd definitely come back but I'd try Bacchanal next time to see if it really is better.


Great service. Good Pizza. However, the sweat tea needs help.


To start, this is my first Yelp review! So here it goes! \nThis is one of the best \"Dive Bars\" I've experienced. Great Bartenders, very friendly and attentive! Good beer selection, they have Blue Moon & Kilt Lifter so I approve :). Regular drink prices are not that bad!!  They have HUGE portions of food that I ate way too much of....and also for a really decent price. We started with a 1/2 dozen sweet chili wings. Holy. Moly. Huge wings, and beyond delicious! Next: the burgers. Another Holy. Moly. moment. They had to be at least a 1/2 pounder! I ordered the California Dreamin' Burger with Swiss, Bacon, and Avocado: YUMM!! You can also get this with chicken instead of as a burger, but I just had to splurge! What made this burger even more worth purchasing is that I have the other half of it saved for another lunch or dinner :) The atmosphere is great. Lots and lots of TV's for those sports fans, but they also play non-sports shows too for people like me to be entertained by :) They even have individual TV's at each booth! It is a very clean and fun place to hangout with friends. \n5 stars in my book. Everything about this place was enjoyable!


We were looking forward to a yummy lunch, and we were more than disappointed. The food was nearly inedible and the waiter never inquired as to our satisfaction. The sandwich was ten dollars and there was almost no lamb to be found in the wrap. When the bill came, there was an extra charge for the fries that the waiter told us came with it!  The owner came over and kept telling us that the menu showed the side was not included. After he said he would take off the extra charge, i told him that the food was not good, his tone became menacing. Then he put the charge back on the bill. We didn't argue further because we felt threatened. DON't go here. This was about the worst dining experience we have ever had!


One of my favorite bars ever! I love the constantly changing menu (but that long-time customers can still get their favorite \"classics\"), the quality of the drinks, the laid-back vibe (unless it's 12-2 on a saturday, then it can be super-crowded).  \n\nThings you might not know:\n1.  VEGANS- beware! Some of the drinks contain eggwhites, honey, dairy, or Campari and are not necessarily listed on the menu.  When in doubt, ask the bartender.  They're usually cool about making you a vegan version.\n\n2.  Usually the first Monday of the month is \"Mixology Monday,\" which is a hot mess of a good time.  A guest mixologist makes 4 special cocktails to highlight the featured booze of the evening (I went for Veev Acai liqueur and .... some other stuff that I drank too much to remember what they were... but every time I've gone it's been excellent.)  \n\n3.  On weeknights, it's a great place to go with friends/ a date that you actually want to talk to because it's not too crowded, the music is not loud, and the ambiance is nice.\n\n4.  Expect to pay about $10/drink.  They also have a \"temperance menu\" of non-alcoholic drinks that are done mixology style.  Great for  DD's, preggo's, or Mormons!


Yelpers, you just can't judge the taste of the food; if that were the case, this place would get 2 more stars. The problem is it is just too gritty to inspire confidence. Gritty exterior, gritty interior, gritty workers, gritty customers, gritty service. There is also the issue of space -- one inside table. And the menu -- almost useless as they had less than half of what was on there last time I was there. And the people -- the person at the counter yelling at someone in another room to stop playing the drums (loudly and poorly) multiple times, and the people just hanging out (not eating, drinking, or working, just meandering in and out of the place). No place to eat sans the single occupied table except outside, which is ugly and cold in December. The cook was doing some errand, so I was told there would be a small wait, which turned into an unreasonably long wait. On the bright side, the food is good, inexpensive, and vegan. The grit leads one to question the sanitary practices, and I just can't get past that.


Surprisingly good!  I started with a cup of Vietnamese pho, Whig was really delicious, followed by a Cuban sandwich.  The bread was really crispy, the carnitas was juicy and the cheese was Wisconsin Swiss. It was gone before I could say, \"go Badgers!\"\n\nIf you're  in the neighborhood and are looking for a quick, delicious lunch- Get In Here!


Great food at a great price. Came here for happy hour and their drinks are amazing.


I've been to Heist on 3 separate occasions, twice for Live Music and once for the Lyft party, and each time I've left unimpressed.  The beer selection is ok, but every beer I've had has been pretty weak and boring.  The service in the dining area was slow and our waitress did not seem very happy to be there.  The back (or front?) bar area with live music this last time was a lot of fun, though, and we had excellent service from the bartender.  The Light Lager was still very bland.


Came here about 3 weeks ago had a blast service was great, here tonight our bartender Renee is more concerned with her cell phone then trying to get our food order right... Then after the kitchen is \"closed\" (15 minutes later) she tells me that they are out of the item I ordered... Not happy with this joint tonight probably won't be back & being that I'm in the Vegas industry I'll tell my friends & colleagues not to come because of the poor service... I can spend 90 bucks for a couple of drinks with my friends elsewhere!!!


Attempted to purchase some football gear for my son there today.  We tried for about ten minutes to get the attention of the shoe guy and when he did 'help' us it was obvious that he didn't give a s--t at all.  All he could do is grunt and point at product.  I asked him a question and all he did is walk away.  When I approached another employee he gave the same attitude.  I went to MC Sports off Midvale, spent about 150 bucks and was treated very well.   S K I P   T H I S   P L A C E !!


Wow, this place is awesome!  I'd heard about it a couple of months ago and my wife and I finally went last Saturday.  And then the next day.  That's how much we loved it.  It's a quaint, cozy place to get some coffee and relax.  Their cinnamon roll was great, especially the frosting!  The waffle sandwich with the Bechamel might be one of the best breakfast sandwiches I've had.  The second day we went we took my wife's cousin Johnny and he loved the sandwich as well.  We are making a resolution to go to Bread and Butter every Saturday, or at least every other.  I definitely recommend it for a nice breakfast and I'm excited to try the lunch sandwiches.


This is our \"go-to\" place for Mexican. Best taste and by far most authentic around. If you don't like real Mexican food feel free to stop at the taco bell next door.


absolutely detest this location. It is always busy, and people are extremely rude. Maybe I'm just not a fan of Walmart to begin with...\nHad some issues with being double charged on a credit card, not to mention it is overrun with noisy kids and angry soccer moms. I prefer going to Fry's or Albertson's. I can tell the people who work at this location are miserable too. If I have to buy something late at night I will stop in and get out quick, but that's about it.


Dont ever Fly US Airways to Hawaii. The Flight Attendants were rude and very unpleasant. Spend the Extra and Fly Hawaiian Airline.


I was not too impressed by this place overall. Maybe my expectations were too high, but either way the food was just okay. I ordered the chili cheese dog and side of fries to share with my friend. The fries were pretty good and came in a larger amount so it is perfect for sharing. The hot dog just did not have the crisp that I wanted and the chili just did not have the flavors I look for in a chili. My friend thought they put too many onions on hers, but I liked it that way. I think I might give this place another try and see how I feel then.


Food and drinks were decent for what you pay and not horrifically overpriced. Service wasn't bad. Compared to other places I've tried in Vegas, I'd go back. Nice atmosphere.


The hubby and I stopped by Saturday night for a quick bite and something has changed here.  The lovely Brit was still there waiting tables with as big a smile as ever, but she was tending bar as well.  Hmmm.  Where's Richie?  Oh, he and another bartender are gone and now working the bar at Static in The Strip.  The amazing Brit and another waitress handled the bar AND the floor all by themselves and did it well, I might add.  So there was some lag time - to be expected when the joint is so understaffed.  But why?\n\nI had the scallops atop a delicious polenta, crowned by 2 big slices of bacon.  No veggies.  The polenta was cold, good, but cold.  Three out of the four scallops were sweet and beautifully caramelized.  The 4th was browned well, too, but was just this side of being bad - I pushed that one aside.  Why 2 whole slices of bacon?  I love bacon, but it wasn't a Devonshire...perhaps if the bacon had been crumbled and scattered over the tops of the scallops?  And why no veg?  Had I been aware of that fact, I would have been happy to order a side veggie or a salad. Even a green garnish would have helped the all beige plate!\n\nThe hubster had the fried chicken.  Meh.  Boneless chicken does not qualify as fried chicken.  It lacks the depth of flavor and dries out without the bones!  He was underwhelmed.  Again, no veg.  And no bread basket either.  ???????\n\nThe Moscow Mule, as usual, was superb.\n\nWhat's going on A & A?  Staffing problems, food quality missing the mark, empty tables and spots at the bar are not looking good.  Oh...and please hand out fresh, clean, unrumpled menus....the ones handed to us looked waaayyy past their prime and set a bad tone.  Print up new ones and, if you have to, laminate them and wipe them off occasionally to keep them clean, please.


Am I missing something? In CA, this chain had competitive prices.\nThis location? Even the sale prices strike me as high- 2/$9 cases of water, $3 day old pastries, $4/2 pack of toilet cleaner, $5/2 dozen eggs? And the price tags listing  a \"regular\" and \"sale\" price were both higher than average when compared to regular stores.\n\nDidn't see enough bulk-size or multipack purchase options available to justify coming here over their regular grocery counterparts. At least in CA, pricing and product make the comparisons to Costco/Sams Club reasonable. Not here.


If you want great Indian food then this is the place for you!  This is by far the BEST Indian food in Scottsdale/Phoenix.\n It was so much fun to try different dishes and have everyone taste GREAT.  Yes, everyone was delicious.\n I couldn't pick a favorite because they were are ALL fantastic.   When we left the restaurant we were already planning our next trip back.


Stayed here about a month ago.  This was really a great hotel.  It's very classic feel, but with brand new bedding, TV, and bathrooms so no old dirty feeling in the rooms.  The employees were super nice, I found a good rate online making it a bargain for downtown.  This is where I'll stay next time I'm in Charlotte.


Steakhouses are hard to review. Good steak is not actually that hard to come by. I cannot say that the steak here was somehow \"so much more steak-y\" than other fine establishments.\n\nBut I can say that the these guys can do more than just steak. They think they're a french restaurant. The rest of the menu is stronger than most traditional steakhouse. It's good, but I won't say that their other dishes are as good a proper french restaurant.\n\nThe steak was good, though. What I would recommend is that you order the steak \"for two\". It's served cut, and the kitchen does a much better job making the initial cuts than you would so little juice is wasted.\n\nOk, so there's this weird \"show\" that you watch during dinner. Don't get your hopes up here; it stuck most as surreal rather than entertaining or even appetizing. It's very Cirque de Soleil.\n\nThe show had to compete with the clientele. I've never seen so many attractive and well-heeled people in one restaurant in my life. Eye-candy abounds. Might want to iron your shirt before you come.\n\nSo why only three stars? Low taste/dollar. I guess if you really want great French food in Vegas, you're better off going to a real French restaurant. If you want really good steak, you might as well pay a bit less and go to BOA or one of the many, many others.


If the main casino isn't quiet enough for you (though that's unlikey!), head upstairs to this sports bar. There is gaming at the bar and a nice selection of draft beer. There are also tables for easy viewing of the many TVs. You must try the $1 cheese pizza slices, which are only available when the kitchen is open (weekends only unless during game season I think). The pizza is great!


Very disappointed in the overall quality and flavor of the food.  A la carte entree items, such as the curries and samosas, seemed like they might be leftovers from that day's buffet or even the day before.  The naan bread was overly plain and half-burnt without the texture and flavor I get at other Indian food places.  The food looked \"ok\" (sauces were oddly neon in color), but lacked character and the taste of each item was very one-dimensional.  We ordered all food \"mild\" on heat (although we can handle spicy food just fine), but most members of my party still got an upset stomach later that night.  Wish I could recommend this authentic looking joint to friends and family, but I can't.


We got these donuts and coffee for our house work day.\nIt was fantastic. I loved the one filled with cream. Definitely get a dozen and one of each..  I cant choose a favorite but getting this for our sunday was the best idea we had...


This PLACE IS A TOTAL TOURIST TRAP!!!\n\n- They charge you minimum $17 to enter. \n- They MAKE you place your cameras, phones, and electronics in their lockers. THEN tell you they ARE NOT LIABLE for the valuable items you placed in their MANDATORY lockers. This all to prevent you from taking photos inside, so they can charge you $20 for a picture that their grumpy and very BAD photographer will take.\n- One of the ladies in our party got RUFIED by the very grumpy angry FEMALE bartender. This was the only place she had a drink, and then went missing for apx 3 hours before she came to on the streets of Las Vegas. We later found her with the help of security.\n\nALL in ALL, this place will ICE RAPE and RUFI you, possibly loose your valuable cameras, phones, and electronics, ALL for a RIDICULOUS price. \n\nTOTALLY UBSURB. STAY FAR FAR AWAY!!!


Being a fan of Pawn Stars, we felt the need to venture in and check out the famous Gold and Silver Pawn Shop on our latest venture to Vegas. We realistically weren't expecting to see any of the guys on the show, but we were excited to see some of the items that were shown on TV.\n\nWe got here around opening time on a Sunday morning (Around 9 A.M.). There was no line, and there was no problem finding parking during that time. \n\nThe store is comprised of two different sections. The front half is reserved for their pawn shop items for sale, mainly jewelry and accessories with a smattering of antique and unique items that you might have seen on the show. The back half holds the large items (e.g., cars, bikes), various works of art (Including sad clown paintings selling for thousands of dollars), and souvenir stuff from the show. We browsed through several times, but found that:\n\n1. The jewelry and accessories were priced pretty high.\n\n2. While there were a few items I recognized from the show, I was disappointed that they didn't have the \"Death Clock\" on the shelves (i.e., the ormolu clock).\n\n3. I really wanted to buy a souvenir, but I didn't see any shirts that I wanted to buy, and I didn't want to pay $7 for a Pawn Stars bandana or lanyard. Other items I saw for sale were hats, glassware, keychains, decorative plates, pens, posters, and a fuzzy Chumlee blanket.\n\nIf you're a fan of the show, it's worth a stop to see the pawn shop. They do post what people from the show will be at the shop that day (When we went, Rebecca the historical books expert was going to be there in the afternoon).


Being way out east this is by no means anywhere near where I live, but I would find myself pestering my bf to go with me every so often, because everything I tried so far have been great and makes the drive worth it!\n\n4&20 is nicely tucked away off E Johnson, but no worries, it's really not difficult. Service has always been great and I always feel welcome. But most importantly, everything I have tried so far has been awesome! \n\nAs many reviews have raved (most accurately), their biscuits and gravy are some of the best ones I've tried. There was a time when I had gone all crazy with biscuits and gravy and went around town trying them, but I find myself returning to 4&20 at the end. Rich butter milk biscuits with generous servings of thick sausage gravy, with the option to add an over-easy egg. I tend to find 3 biscuits to be on the heavy side, so I would give one to my bf (no complains there, win-win situation). \n\nTheir pastries are also some of the best around. Home made fresh pop tarts (go lemon cream and nutella), scones and muffins *yums*. One of the reasons that make me wish I live over on the east side (almost).


I had the New York steak rare with mashed potatoes. It's the same cut they use for breakfast. \n\nThis is a no-frills place, so don't expect too much. Everything was edible, service was friendly but nothing extraordinary. \n\nIt's one of the few places that was open in the Rio after the Penn and Teller show (very good btw), but by the end of the meal it was apparent that we should have searched more to find a late-night dinner.


What a shit hole!\nIf you are thinking about going here - STOP.\nThis place makes me want to take up smoking so I can subdue my appetite. It's dirty, the food is of questionable quality.\n\nPlease stop giving your money to this place.


First times to this venue. Loved every bit of it. Hubby is a huge carnivore, so he was a seriously happy diner. I loved all the selection. You will make multiple visits to this restaurant before you can try everything. My favorite was the filet. Hubby's was the sirloin. Deserts were fab! I can't wait till the offer the VIP card. This is a place we will certainly go again and again!


I have been seeking out the perfect restaurant - I have now found it. \n\nCrispy langoustine, butter poached oysters, veal sweetbreads, foie gras torchon, red snapper ceviche. \n\nTypically I will say food, even at the best restaurants, needs a little x or a little less y - this was stunningly perfect. From the amuse to the final course to the service and ambiance. One Michelin star was easily deserved. \n\nMust try for anyone claiming to know food.


I just moved into a new place, and Coronado Cafe is right around the corner. The menu looks great, the wine list is well-rounded, and the opportunity to stumble home after several glasses of vino gave this place major points before I'd stepped in the door. I WANTED to like it, but I'm not sure that I'll go back.\n\nMy fiancee and I were seated by a friendly hostess at a small table in a cozy room at the back of the restaurant (house). It had the opportunity to be intimate, but it was over-lit, and we felt awkward hearing every word of our neighbors' conversation. \n\nWe started with the Brie and Lavash, which was wonderful. All of the flavors melded together perfectly. Around the same time we ordered a bottle of wine. Our waiter poured us a glass, and that was the last time he touched our bottle for the rest of the night.\n\nFor entrees I got the penne pasta in a green chile cream sauce (rich and tasty--one of the few vegetarian entree options), and the fiancee went with the pork tenderloin (dry and chewy). The portion that he was served was the end of the tenderloin--a piece that rarely makes it onto the plate as an entree because it is notorious for being tough and dry. Our server never came back to check on our food, so we didn't have a chance to make it right. \n\nTo sum it up: a snotty, inattentive waiter and hit or miss food. It might be best to go for an appetizer and bottle of wine. Just be prepared to pour it yourself.


Massage Envy \n\nI'd give you the name of my favorite massage therapist, but then I'd have to kill you. \n\nBack when I had a big paying job, I used to go to the Camelback Spa as often as I could. It's luxurious with awesome amenities in a gorgeous setting. Well, Massage Envy is NOT that. However, for those of us who are more money conscious, Massage Envy offers a wonderful experience. \n\nMassage Envy is located in a strip shopping mall. When you walk in, it's a pleasant environment and friendly check-in staff. After you sign in, you wait in comfy chairs until your masseuse calls you back. Each therapist has a copy of your chart showing your preferences and past experiences. They'll also ask you if you have any problem areas that need special attention. Then they'll step out of the room while you get ready for your treatment. \n\nMost of the masseuses will ask you about the pressure and your comfort. The massage table also has a built in heater, should you become cold. The lighting is soft and the music soothing. \n\nAll in all, this is a pretty awesome experience for $49 a month for your first massage and then $39 for any other massages you receive during that same month. They also have a family discount plan. If you need to use a different location, even out of state, your membership allows you to use the services of more than 600 Massage Envy locations nationwide.