Despite making many trips to Town Square over the years, I have only been to Yogurtland a couple times. Lately I have been craving frozen yogurt often, Yogurtland is one of a handful of froyo spots that always satisfies. \n\nThe shop is always clean and there are always friendly people working. I love that there is such a wide variety of yogurt flavors to choose from, I have never felt like I had to settle for a flavor I just sort of like, instead I am usually debating between multiple options. Not only are there many flavor options, but the yogurt also has the right consistency, nice and creamy, not too icy. \n\nI am the type that fills my cup only slightly with yogurt, and then goes crazy in the topping area. I love that Yogurtland offers up so many fresh fruit toppings, some which I don't see other places like cantaloupe! It may be a litle nitpicky, but I do wish some of the fruits toppings offered were cut into smaller pieces. \n\nThe price is nice too, this is one of the few places I have been able to keep my cup price under $5! Overall, a very solid option for froyo in Town Square.


I came with high expectations to this place of of a recommendation and was really not impressed. I came in after the dinner rush to place a take out order. The staff was pretty friendly but they didn't seem all that excited to be at their job. As for the location, there is both indoor and outdoor  seating which is nice. \n\nI got two veggie sandwiches to go for my vegan sister and I. As a vegan in-training, I made sure to ask for dressing on the side and no cheese and came home to find both on the side salads. I also found a hair in my salad which was a bit unappetizing. The sandwich itself was alright... a little soggy but pretty tasty. \n\nI think I will come back and give it another try if I am in the area.


There was a salesgirl named Jen here and she was great! She was this little bubbly thing and helped me get into my size four birthday dress........thanks!!!!!!


make sure you check the price on the shelf AND when they ring you up. very misleading and disappointing.


The last time I'd been to the Chart House was when I was 8 years old, but at the original location in Aspen, Colorado. It's everything I remember it to be. \n\nIt's a restaurant you plan on going to--a \"special occasion\" worthy place. This location is no exception.  Expect upscale dining in a gorgeous setting. Be sure to make a reservation and ask to be seated by the windows.  \n\nThe waitstaff go out of their way to ensure that you are having an enjoyable meal.  The maitre'd even comes by as you near dessert to introduce himself.  \n\nThe fare is mostly fish and beef. I enjoyed the seafood grill: Asian glazed salmon, shrimp scampi, and a jumbo-lump crab cake with Yukon gold mashed potatoes and asparagus. I devoured every last bit of fish on my plate. \n\nOne highlight of dining here is the salad bar. Yes, the salad bar. But it's different--it's the Chart House salad bar!!!\n\nOrder an entree and for $8.50 you can enjoy unlimited caviar, fresh fruit, cold salads (i.e. pasta salad, potato salad, artichoke heart salad...) and traditional salad bar items. Or, for $16 you can make this your entree. Savor this. Go back for seconds. And thirds. Maybe even fourths. \n\nI wasn't expecting our entrees to come out so fast. 14 minutes to be exact, the waiter informed us...a little too fast for such a high-end restaurant. I prefer to savor my salad bar items. Linger a bit before the big show, if you know what I mean. \n\nToward the end of the meal an inebriated party of four was seated next to us. What a scene. When you're paying top dollar and expecting a pleasant dining experience, the last thing you want is drunkards offering to buy your table shots. Completely uncalled for. I know it's not the restaurant's fault, but they shouldn't have seated them in the first place. It's not a sports bar--it's the Chart House!


We just saw the Mike Hammer show at the 4 Queens last night!  Wow!  He has amazing energy and creativity!  Mike keeps the show moving with fast paced comedy and magic.  \n\nHis impromptu style of pulling guests from the audience and enrolling them into the show was both captivating and a laugh a minute.  You just never know where you will be hammered with his keen since of humor and creative magic touches... I still can't figure out how he swallowed the raser blades and smiled while doing it.  The  Mike Hammer show is a must see, catch him now while he is affordable...It's my guess he will be on the strip in a big room sometime soon!  5 stars in our book!!!\n\nJesse Ferrell


Am I ever going to find a great nail spot in South Phoenix? Ugh.. There were no magazines while waiting in front, and my nails chipped the second day after having them  filled. \n\nI type, I do not hammer in nails all day.. There is no reason for gel nails to chip this fast. I will give them another chance in hopes it was a fluke, because the guy that did my fill was really nice. Update to follow.


Where should I start with this review. I run a local restaurant and tried to order flowers for our place. I spent 38 minutes on the phone placing the order with their service, at the end of the call the operator tells me if there's an issue with the large order they will call me. I arrive to the shop a couple hours later to make sure they could accommodate my order. HERE'S THE CRAZY PART!! This f;@$ing lady tells me to get out of her store!! Yelling at me saying I'm committing fraud and she is calling the cops, WHAT!! The order was for almost $500. This was the rudest most unprofessional lady I had ever met. Being that I'm in the hospitality business I have know idea how this place is in business. Not only will I never do business here, I will make sure that anyone I come in contact with knows what a crazy bitch this Bonnie lady is. If I can help just one person avoid this shop I did my part, but I have a feeling Bonnie will do


This was our first time eating here and we had an amazing experience! Our chef and waiter were very friendly and attentive. The food was amazing!! We got fried rice, chicken, New York steak, filet mignon, shrimp, and lobster. The filet mignon and shrimp were the best I've ever had... Definitely a must! I wish I had gotten our chef's name. All of the food was seasoned and cooked to perfection. Our 7 year old absolutely loved it and was begging to come back again. We will be back very soon!


I thought I'd already reviewed this hole, but it just seems I'd written a tip warning everyone to stay away. So I'll write a review to stay away. Just stay away, bad food, don't come here, move on. \n\nTo be totally serious, I've had the food twice, once in house, the previous time it was take out. I ordered the vegetable fried rice for the take out meal. Seemed overly salty and lacked the umami essence. Which leads to the time I ate in...\n\nLord, my chicken tasted like ammonia, I ordered the lemon chicken with brown rice. Seriously my diced chicken not only had the flavor of ammonia but smelled like a bottle of Windex. The waiter (owner,chef?) came over to see if me and my date were okay, I told him the chicken tasted funny. My date said the sweet and sour pork tasted fine. He took my chicken away. Then came back and asked me if I wanted something else from the beef or pork section of the menu. Whoop Whoop Whoop!!! Danger! Danger Will Robinson!! That set my mind in gear that he took chicken off the menu that fast. I played it safe and ordered vegetable fried rice (this might have been the reason I turned vegan!) \n\nI paid the bill and left, never to return! Blech!


Fresh shrimp, crab legs to enjoy. Prime Ribs & Leg of lamb on carving table. Many different other dishes. A lot of desserts, including crepes made to order. Weekday price is more worth it.


Just came for fair food, and it was mediocre at best and waaaaay over priced. For me and my husband to eat 2 beef dogs, fries and 2 sodas was $32. Make sure you eat before coming here. \n\nThe earlier the better but beware the rays of the sun. Parking is cheaper when you come earlier as well. The inside flea market area was pretty cool they had good cinnamon rolls.\n\nIf you come, do it on the weekends before 2 so all you pay is $2 to get in and check it out.


Had a coupon, as I usually do, and decided to get a Monster Taco. All I had to do was buy the drink and taco free!! Cool! I watched as a guy WITHOUT RUBBER GLOVES handled my taco and its ingredients!! He put it in the bag and, there I go!!! I asked the gal who was the cashier,\"Do they not wear gloves when handling tacos?\" She looked around at him then said, \"We wash our hands!\" OK, no more!! Too many other options.


Happened to be in the neighborhood when I spotted Cafe 25:35... Really glad that I did! Ordered three hot sandwiches to go for lunch: The Southwest Chicken, the Pork Loin and the Ultimate Grilled Cheese. All three were FANTASTIC! Even after making the 20 min drive home with them, they were still ridiculously delicious. I was impressed with the cafe's staff as everyone was very friendly even though the place was packed and they were busy. Only downside... Their cinnamon rolls were sold out by the time I got there! Will definitely be back with my family!


I really wish Yelp would allow zero stars.\n\n\nSince Airpark Dodge is local We figured it would be a great place to go purchase our exact specification of a Jeep Grand Cherokee for exactly the cost we investigated as fair.\n\nWe attempted to make this purchase at Airpark Dodge using our own funding.  This process will include working out the deal over the phone....The below story can be summed up with Airpark's final statement to me as \"...if you do not finance through us we don't want your business and we want you to leave\"\n\nIn any case,  Airpark Dodge made this the most adversarial car purchasing experience I have ever had.  They are, in my opinion, the most extremely aggressive, misleading, non-scrupulous and untrustworthy dealership I have ever run across.  They wasted a full day of my time and I suggest, prior to going, you tread lightly and consider about anyplace else.\n\n***********************\nDuring the entire 24 hour process (to the hour) we were extremely clear we had our own financing with an extremely good rate (one they would either not beat or could barely match). In any case we clearly stated we are simply there to purchase the vehicle only and for the amount we required.  It was very clear nothing less than these statements would be acceptable and we wanted a quick and easy transaction.\n\nWe started the day with the requirements stated and accepted over the phone.  All we needed was the purchase agreement from them. And we would be on our way to the bank to pick up the check and make our purchase.\n\nWithout going into the line by line issues I will simply state a full day of \"misunderstandings\" on totals, rebates, sums, flaws and missteps occurred.  They continuously sent incorrect data to give to the bank.  Not only incorrect data but incorrect paperwork.  It was extremely clear as to what we were looking for.  I find it very hard to believe they have never dealt with a customer in this manner.\n\nIt became obvious I would have to go and get it from them physically (which ends out being exactly what they wanted). Upon arrival the salesman attempted to have me sign all their standard applications for credit (of which I, again, clearly stated I wanted no part of).  In fact at one point he attempted to convince me it was for the purchase only that he required this information (this included my ssn).... I may be dense but not that dense and I clarified my position by statingif I gave you my ssn you do not have permission to run my credit.... Funny, he no longer cared to get that filled out and ran off to see his manager (and I had no intention of giving this to him anyhow)\n\nThe finance manager got into the mix, actually had the nerve to ask me to explain what the problem was.  After spending the last day working on this I was not about to describe the events of the day.  This particular question was a bit misleading as shortly after he talked as though he was fully versed in the situation.  I am pretty sure he was not fully versed in my particular situation, I sincerely believe he was versed in the script written for our particular purchasing requirement.\n\nWell as we know they said they don't want our business if we are not going to finance through them.  They also mentioned we will receive a negative review anyhow.... Guess they didn't think of yelp.\n\nI know I should have left sooner but was stuck on the good price I worked out......Really should have left sooner.\n\n.... And the rest of the story....\nThe next day we went to Chapman Dodge....the acquired the exact same (physically the same) vehicle and sold it to us for exactly our asking price.  The purchase experience was exactly what I hoped for, very smooth, no pressure, no worries.  I was very clear on what we wanted and the abided by our decisions and processed the paperwork for which we required.  \n\nI highly recommend you consider going to Chapman Dodge as you first attempt to purchase your vehicle.


I enjoyed my meal at Spago, but wasn't as impressed as my companions. The wedge salad is good but not notable, however the heirloom tomato and burrata salad special was outstanding - the best overall dish of the night.  \n\nWe ended up splitting 3 pizzas - I have to say, I found the crust to be disappointing on all of them. Not much flavor at all - more of just a vehicle for the toppings.  As for the specific pies:\n-Margherita - crust was a bit undercooked, and overall I would call this a pretty average Margherita pizza\n-Proscuitto - this was the best of the 3 - the Proscuitto and Fromage blanc worked perfectly together.  With a great crust this pizza would have mind blowing potential.\n-Lamb Chorizo - a very nice pie overall - enjoyed the chorizo, and the toppings all worked well together. \n\nService was excellent.


We upgraded to the premier experience, but it wasn't really that exciting.  \n\nIt's true, the rooms are quite dark.  The bathrooms, however, are huge!  With two sinks, both of us had our own pampering and make up station.  The shower stall was large for a shower stall but I prefer a bathtub shower combination.  And they offer you 500 SPG points if you refuse room service.  I like the bathrobes and the 3 bottles of water free per night.  Except the crappy part is that if you refuse room service you don't get your water bottles or shampoo or lotion.  \n\nI do find it convenient that the Miracle Mile shops are right there.  The hotel is also conveniently located on the strip.  For that reason, I would totally stay here again.  \n\nThe casino is pretty stylish compared to the others on the strip.  They had a good amount of food places . My favorite this about this hotel was that the premier experience rooms had an iPod dock for an alarm clock and that made it so much more fun. \n\nBut for NYE's we were paying premium price and I would have expected a lot more benefits, than just a free bottle of alcohol.


I have been going to April for two years. She is always attentive to my needs and makes me feel beautiful! She will always hold a special place in my heart as she was the one that cut nine inches off before I started chemo. She gave me a cute new cut to make me feel beautiful before loosing it all two weeks later. Now that it's growing back she has taught me how to style it in fun, stylish ways. Thank you April for being so personable, professional, and fun.


I bought a new BMW f650gs twin two weeks ago (May 2012).  It was missing it's owner's manual so the sales person said he would order it \"overnight\".  I came in two days later to pick it up from the parts department and after 10 minutes of waiting, could not get the parts guy to help me.  Later that day I received a phone call that the manual hadn't even come in and that it would be in on Thursday.  I show up Friday and there are 3 guys at the parts and service counter.  I asked one of them if I could pick up my owners manual, and he said only the parts guy could help me.  The parts guy knew I was waiting but insisted on talking about his days riding Ducati motorcycles on flattracks to somebody ... on and on and on.  Finally I walked out, not happy.  I called my sales guy and asked him to send me the manual.  IIt finally arrived after two weeks ... maybe I took \"invisibility\" pills or something, because I had the exact same experience a year ago when I came in to check on some parts prices for my friend in Texas (no dealer at the time in his city).\n\nUpdate as of August, 2012.  After sending letters to the VP at BMW NA, I was finally about to resolve an outstanding issue - my BMW \"Ride Smart\" reward.  It took almost 2.5 months of nagging BMW corporate to rectify a few simple issues with my very expensive motorcycle purchase.  I have read so many great things about this dealer on the internet (e.g. BMW forums) but did not receive even a basic level of customer service and attention to two issues:  a missing manual (finally got it) and a missing reward for purchasing a new BMW (finally got it).  Because of this treatment, I will never buy another BMW product.  \n\nAugust 2012 update:  I made a video showing the good, bad and ugly of this motorcycle.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6koHzbDCCNk&list=UUSZgIbvZItJr78kHY3Y9wnA&index=5&feature=plcp\n\nUpdate 01/2013.  I have had multiple issues with my brand new BMW and finally have given up on Victory for any form of proper resolution.  BMW NA doesn't care.  I am so frustrated with this bike, I continue to make the payments, but have permanently parked it at my house in Jerome until I can have the time to work on it myself and correct all of the defects (hard starting, mid range sputter, tires losing pressure, heated grips not working).  BMW is the worst product I have ever purchased.  I did just buy a new Suzuki Bandit - now that's a quality product with no defects!  Every time I drive by Victory I have bad memories of paying more than full retail and getting no service or followup - I feel they cheated me and I can only hope Karma will ultimately knock on their door.\n\nUpdate 06/2013 - I have been using Go AZ for BMW issues I cannot resolve - they are an awesome dealer.  I will never step foot in the Victory dealership again.


I had no clue I've the sophistication of an earthworm when it comes to food until I read other Zoes Kitchen reviews.  For our information, looking at the Zoe's Kitchen web page, I found out they are a national chain.  Call-in/Take-out and catering are  big parts of the business model.   The fine points of excellence are up to the franchisee.  \n\nIt looks like people having the worst experiences come in for lunch.  We tried Zoes for an evening meal.  Nicely styled with an attractive glass wall on the north facing McDowell Street.  Outdoor dining.  \n\nWe got a chicken kabob and a hummus and salad plate.  Both came with a haystack of mixed green salad with onion, Greek olives and feta.  That's fine with me.  The health survey my insurance company bribed me to fill out determined I don't eat enough greens and fruits.  Score one for Zoe's there. Each table had a bottle of Greek dressing so salads are seasoned to taste.  Mine also came with a tiny tub of Tzatziki.\n\nThe chicken kabob was good.  Chicken, green pepper, onion, cherry tomato.  I found out I like cherry tomatoes much more when they're grilled.  Apparently my family has a gene for fresh tomato aversion.  The grilled cherry T's were very good, the chicken not overcooked, and the rest of the veggies very good.  \n\nThe amount of hummus, about 3/4 cup, was decent, the pita was served as small wedges.  The taste was hummus and pita.  Not Great, not Terrible.  \n\nOur beverages were endless ice tea.  \n\nThe bit of the meal that was unprofessional in the food service industry was a salad core in Sweet D's greens pile.  The price of our meal was $21.00.   I'm thinking the goal of this Mediterranean fast food franchise is a meal for $10.  We'll go back.  After we try more of the eateries at 7th Ave and McDowell.


The airport is okay as far as large hub airports go. However, the security checkpoint is small with a pretty bad bottle neck for screening. I found this to be a bit slow and crowded more space would have been appreciated and made this a more pleasent experience. \n\nOn the upside baggage claim divisions were well spread out to prevent crowding with good signage and listings of where to go for your particular flight.  The fountain outside by the ground transport sites makes a nice view while waiting for your ride or shuttle.\n\nOverall okay airport, not bad or great, just okay.


My wife and I have been together for 25 years, and this trip to las Vegas, specifically to see PHANTOM was my gift to her.\n\nI had called months in advance, and spoke to the person in the box office, who assisted me in purchasing the VIP package (more on that later). The VIP package isn't cheap, but worth every penny. VIP tickets were $250 each...again worth every penny.\n\nWe arrived in Vegas, did all the Vegas-y things, and dressed to the nines to attend the show. We took a gondala ride before the show outside (fun!!), then made out way to the theater. We was one of the first ones in line, and was seated wil almost no waiting.\n\nThe theater is amazing! The decorations and layout is way more detailed than I expected.\n\nWe was seated in the middle of the theater, directly under the chandelier. Literally the best seats in the house. The chandelier plays a major part in several scenes, and where you sit is important. Sit under the chandelier if you can.\n\nAs we sat waiting for the opening number as others were being seated, I was approached by an usher who welcomed us as VIP ticket holders. We received large glossy programs for free (also available in the gift shop for purchase), and was told to meet the VIP group near the stage after the show.\n\nLet me say now that I was not much of a POTO fan. I could take it or leave it. I have seen the movie on DVD, and it was okay. My wife, on the other hand, is a Phantom nut. She knows all the lines, sings all the songs, and can recite the dialog with the movie like she is watching Rocky Horror. It was going to have to be god to keep my attention, and out of this world to live up to expectations.\n\nAs soon as the opening number started, I knew that this play was going to be something really, really special. I was awestruck. The music, the production, the actors, the singing. I was absolutely converted into a fan, and my wife was on a whole different plane of nirvana. Everything about this show stopped our hearts (in a good way).\n\nAfter the show, we met the other dozen of VIP ticket holders and out guide. The VIP tickets allow you too take a guided tour though the theater. You get to see and learn all the tricks, tips, mechanization, and artistry of the production. The tour lasted longer than the show...2 hours, but it went by so fast!!\n\nWe got to have a meet and greet with ANTHONY CRIVELLO, who plays The Phantom. It wasn't a cheesy 10 minute \"I want to get home already\" meet. He sat down, took pictures, told stories, and answered every question. He didn't leave until he was sure everything was signed and every photo taken.\n\nThe tour was amazing...you have no idea what goes on behind the scenes at that show. You get to see the costumes, the wigs, the makeup, the sets, the props...everything!!\n\nI have no idea what I'm going to do on our 50 anniversary to top the 25th...this show was legendary.


RUDE AND INCOMPETENT SECURITY + OUTDATED ROOM + POOR MANAGEMENT\n\nThis is a one-star coming from a person who couldn't care less when it comes to hotel rooms. I've stayed at the Motel 6 and was even fine with it, so to say that my experience at Motel 6 TRUMPS my experience at the Caesars Palace really means something.\n\n1. Outdated rooms. Step up your game, Caesars. Even Circus Circus has all their rooms fully renovated.\n\n2. All our room keys suddenly stopped working the second night even though we had the room checked out for three nights. What? We were extremely tired and all we wanted to do was come back for some rest, but were locked out and had to inconveniently go downstairs to be issued new keys.\n\n3. After working in customer service for more than seven years, I have a lot of empathy for the people who work behind the counter. I understand there are some bad days and some customers just ask for it, but what I got from the incompetent security guard was unacceptable and uncalled for. All I wanted to do was to pick up a binder that was left behind by my friend who had the room checked out to her. My friend spoke to the hotel manager about the situation prior to my arrival and he told her to let me know the procedure: Go to security - get housekeeping involved - get the binder.\n\nThis security guard made my life so much harder by playing games, asking who specifically stayed in the room even when I gave him the name of who the room was checked out to, saying the room wasn't checked out to her even though it WAS, playing with the pronunciation of names, making me walk all the way to the front desk even though he knew the power was in his hands to just call housekeeping up for the item, making up \"issues\" even though the hotel manager clearly said THOSE WEREN'T ISSUES to begin with.\n\nBasically, this guy just wanted to come off as if he knew everything and made up his own procedures to kill his boredom. I ultimately got the item after more than an hour of dealing with his incompetence and his need to go on a power trip.\n\n4. No apology from the hotel manager even though he knew exactly what the dbag security guard was doing. \n\nTo top it all off, this whole security fiasco made it a sour start to my birthday. I recommend this place to no one.


Bellagio and the Wynn Hotel buffets are two of the best in Vegas.  The quality, and culinary touch is far better than the other Vegas buffets.  Bellagio's interior decor is surprisingly a bit cafeteria styled for one of the better hotels.


I was sooooo excited to have the opportunity to ride a roller coaster in and around a casino/hotel. Yes, I realize that I may be getting a little old to ride roller coasters and hate to admit that it makes me sick as hell, but who the hell cares? You are only \"young\" once. The lines to pay were weirdly inefficient but maybe it was because everyone, including us, made a mad dash to get in 10 minutes before they closed (midnight on the weekend). \n\nThe ride was scary and hilarious at the same time (I didn't plan my shirt choice very well and I will leave it at that). My girlfriend and I laughed hysterically at our pictures. They were $15 a piece but $22 if you bought two. We decided to do that and split it. The employee gave me the most exasperated look when I asked him to charge two separate cards...really dude????? Be happy you got us to buy two and get over it. Besides that, this was a blast!


Saturday morning and still on the road for another week. It's laundry time. Easy access and Very clean. The nice attendant told me that they also do fluff  and fold for $1.50 a pound. Plenty of machines, wifi, change machine, soap products, TV's, A/C, ceiling fans, carts, folding tables, seating etc. Oh, and if you're a trucker, this place is on the corner and plenty of bobtail parking on the street. I'll be back!


Was in the mood for tacos last night so we visited Blanco's but they had a half-hour wait, so walked next door to J. Alexanders.  I didn't know anything about the place, but I expected over-priced blandness for some reason.\n\nIt was much better than expected.  First, I had a $5 glass of Zinfandel that was quite good.  And a generous pour.  \n\nThey had a wide range of menu choices from $10 to upper $20's.  I tried a filet mignon/mushroom/mashed potatoes dish that was very good.  My wife enjoyed her shrimp.\n\nMany reviews compare this to Houstons - while I agree that Houstons is better, we left dinner last night with $50 more in our pockets compared to my last trip to Houstons.


Terrific vegan food and great beer-woohoo! Just wish it were bigger so I could sit down and enjoy the food and drink more quickly!


Always fresh and perfectly prepared. This is the only place my husband will take Japanese visitors from out of town. Enough said.


The food is good. I would give this restaurant 4 stars if it weren't for the bad experiences I keep getting from the staff. \n\nI've been here twice now, and the waiters and hosts have always been horrible. The last time my party ate here, the service was lousy, the food took 1 hour to arrive, and we even paid them their required 18% gratuity. We complained to the manager, and he promised to have a $100 giftcard for our next visit, but that never came. \n\nSo:\n\nPros:\n1.) Decent food\n\nCons:\n1.) Horrible service\n2.) No follow through on their commitments. \n\n\nI will never eat here again.


Stopped in for some emergency supplies. (Emergency as in there was only butter in my fridge and I had one roll of toilet paper.) The employees were lovely as always, colorful, fresh fruit and vegetables greeted me and I scored in the free coffee & food that was available to sample. Trader Joe's never fails to delight and, of course, I purchased more beer and wine that is humanly necessary. Trader Joe's doesn't need a review. Of course a visit here is wonderful. This is a definite favorite of mine!


Hubby and I happened across this place while I was 7 months pregnant and seriously craving some good Chinese eats. We didn't want to go far from our new house, and we found a coupon on our doorstep a few days earlier for free egg rolls with a $10 order, so we thought we'd give China A Go Go a try. Thank heaven for pregnancy cravings!! This is our new go-to Chinese place. Everything is hot fresh and tasty. \n\nThe Hot Garlic chicken is my favorite, and they even substituted vegi chowmein for one of our white rices. Nice!! The Chicken Mu Shu is super yumm, and their prices are on point. Give it a try, you won't be disappointed. :)


This just became my go-to spot for Asian food in Charlotte. The service was impeccable! Staff were friendly and our food came out quickly. \n\nWe ordered the chicken lettuce wraps and steamed pork dumplings to start. The dumplings were okay; the sauce and filling both could have been more flavorful. The lettuce wraps shone in comparison though. It was a sizable and very flavorful appetizer. \n\nFor an entr\u00e9e I ordered the vegetarian spicy Kung Pao with tofu. It was a little spicy, perfect for my taste. There were lots of vegetables and it was a generous serving.\n\nOverall, my husband and I were very pleased! our bill was less than $40, including the tip, which is rare for us. We will definitely be going back soon!


Phoenix's best bar!  Everyone is welcome. Bored with the usual, join the interesting set at C7. Friday night's drag show starts about 10:30 and Daveena Ross is an elegant hostess. Bring $1s to help them fund college or make-up. If you like clones, stay away. If you like humanity, come on down!


Very disappointing experience.  I went in looking for the red velvet brownie that others have reviewed. They changed vendors and no longer sell it. I had a $5 chocolate ganache brownie instead.  It was very dense and quite rich, but it was not very tasty. It reminded me of a Little Debbie brownie.  I ended up tossing half of it, and I never throw away brownies!  If you are looking for a really good brownie, I recommend the $2 Triple Chocolate Brownie from Earl of Sandwich next door at the Planet Hollywood over this brownie.


Amazing customer service.  I got the teriyaki chicken w/rice lunch special.  They had it ready for me to pickup in 15 minutes.  It was great and high quality.  I'll definitely be returning.


My rating is for the Afternoon Tea.\n\nWe made reservations for Wednesday at 3pm so it was nice and quiet. \nFirst we chose the teas. We had the Lavender, Jasmin and Oolong tea. Mild and aromatic.\n\nThen we chose our tea sandwiches which were pretty good but the scones with the devonshire cream and lemon curd were so delicious!  yummm!!! (Definitely a must try!) They also served some sweet mini deserts which were very good. \n\nOverall Service was great and attentive and everything tasted great.


I guess I just don't get it.\n\nIt's advertised as a Madison favorite.  I hear people talking about going there all the time.  But the food just didn't leave me with a great impression.\n\nThe chips and salsa are great.  I suppose that's one thing that's pretty tough to get wrong.  But my burrito came out rather bland, as did my daughter's quesadilla.  Unless there was a kitchen mixup, my \"hot\" salsa sure did taste like mild.  \n\nThe service was good, the bar selection is solid, and the atmosphere is a neat one.  The food, however, just doesn't do anything for me.


A traditional (dark wood and real ale) Edinburgh pub which offer a lot more than its dark interior suggests, for starters they serves up some surprisingly tasty food until midnight. Offerings include a selection of Buffalo burger, a hot pot special and normally a tasty homemade soup and while not the cheapest the food is well prepared and filling thus well worth the money.\n\nMy advice - check out the green mantle, have a few jars and something to eat, relax and enjoy.


I didn't want to yelp about this spot as I always called it my families little secret. But with the line and obivously the huge amount of reviews, it is no secret.  \n\nThis is a stop EVERYTIME I am in Vegas. Food is just amazing. Yeah yeah, Palace Station. I thought that the first time too. But this place is crazy delicious. Half dozen oysters for me with splitting something and that fills me up. \n\nI know I have had the gumbo, jumbalya, etoufee and I want to say I tried something else the last time I was in town but cant remember what it was. However I know my girlfriend looked at me with a food smile I have never seen.  She loved it! \n\nMake it a stop everytime you are in Vegas. Just hope your luck is used on the tables and not showing up here when there is no line.


My daughter raved about this place so we tried it. It's just Ok for me as I have had much better pastries elsewhere. I don't live near this place so most likely I will not go back. We went on Sunday 8pm, the place was packed and desserts were continuously brought out from the kitchen. It was too late in the evening to have espresso so couldn't comment on it.


What a cool place this is and what a great event Lindsey and YELP hosted.  Thank you.\n\nThe night started by going to see a \"secret\" movie who's name we didn't find out until it began (Raising Arizona), eating a great tasting Brat from The Short Leash Dog Food Truck and having my first drink from the bar compliments of YELP.  Oh, I can't forget the goodie back filled with cool stuff too!\n\nVery cool theatre, good projection, good sound, comfortable seats and a great group of YELPERS!\n\nAll this made for a great event!\n\nThanks


All of the men in my family thoroughly love Mexican food and I enjoy a good margarita so on our recent trip to Vegas we decided to try this restaurant which was described to us as \"upscale\" Mexican.  The food was good but not great and not what I expected from two Top Chef Masters.  The good -  Service was very, very good.  The margaritas and cocktails, in general were fabulous and the guacamole was among some of the best I have tasted.  One of my guys had the oxacan strip steak and said it was delicious.  Now the bad -  I had the taquitos and they were tasteless and small.  My husband had the fish tacos and his verdict was that they were \"OK\" but no better than what he can get at home (which is Dayton Ohio - a far piece from the border).  I forget what my Son had but he agreed with my husband that the food was just good but nothing he could not get at home.  That would be OK but this place was pricey for what we got.  Now for the ugly - The place was dirty and the seating was uncomfortable.  We were also promised a \"view\" when we elected to sit on the patio; however, the only people who get a view are the ones who sit in the very front of the patio.  We were at the very back of the patio. The overall appearance of the place just seemed to be chaotic and disorganized.  Not an enjoyable experience at all.  We will not be visiting again.


Wanted Thai while on Champaign for work. Tried this place and it was good but very small portions. So much so that I had to get taco bell fourth meal 3 hours later.


an oasis in the fratastic stretch known as carson street. while there are other legit (and respectable) bars on the southside, dee's has always been my favorite.\n\nthe drinks are cheap and the interior dingy but comfortable. i hang out here and pretend to miss my friends calls to meet them at town tavern.\n\ni can easily say this is the one bar i miss since moving to new york.


This beautifull, old fashioned Hotel with great rooms is situated in a quiet road. But very near to the center, by feet only some minutes. The reception was very friendly. The room is clean, the bathroom gigantic with tub and shower. The bed feels fine.\nAfter two nights: the room is good, the bed a little to hard. The breakfast not good: old joghurt, burnt toast, grapes \"with fur\" on them. Perhaps because there is some refurbisching done. \nAll together: okay, but perfectly situated


One of the top 3 Clubs in Vegas!!\n\nThe place is pretty nice but they have the Best DJ's From all over plus Monday nights are free for locals!!


I'm definitely not an expert on sushi, but I really don't think sushi short be this cheap. I have no problem with the conveyor belt style sushi; in fact I like those types of restaurants. They are good for trying any different styles of sushi without dropping a massive check. \nHowever, their $2.00 sushi is concerning. I've been here twice, and both times I was very disappointed. The sushi is very simple and lacking in flavor. I know they switch up the selection but both times the selection was all very basic rolls (california, tuna, tempura, etc) and missing some of the more vibrant rolls like Dragon, Las Vegas, Soft-Shell Crab, things like that. \nMy good friend really loves this place, so I know sushi tastes can be very differed; however I felt they were too basic and would rather spend a little more money for big-flavored rolls over $1 to $4 unimpressive rolls.


I really should give this more stars, but here's why I leave it at three. 1. Not a female staff member in the house (yeah, yeah, I know) - But sometimes it's nice to have a table with a view. 2. I mistakenly ordered the 'end cut' of a prime rib. Some places have great spices on their end cuts - this is not one of those places. I should have gone for the medium rare like my buddy did  as it looked pretty good.  3. It was nice a decent setting. you really didn't feel like you were in the casino. Quiet, good, but not super great. Don't read this as though I ripping on the place. My pants were probably too tight (as they are now) which might have made me grumpy... Give it a whirl.


We used to come here when I was a kid-so recently on a visit to AZ we tried it out again. Not bad-it was weird that there was a special \"only if you pay extra\" section of the salad bar that had the good stuff like chicken and artichoke hearts for a few extra bucks, but it ended up not mattering because we went for the 2 meals for 20 dollars route.\nIt was fine-and the Greek Lemon soup was actually good. We were there right before it closed and a person working there gave us each a bag of chocolate chip cookies for free at the end of the night. That was nice.


Had the Fried Chicken it was cooked to perfection hot, crisp and juicy! The crew was friendly and accommodating all food cooked and prepared to order. Service was fast and friendly . If they are on your area give them a try you won't be disappointed !


I have been very impressed with Dr. Yocham and the entire staff at Southside Animal Hospital. My dog Lucy has a tendency to be very timid around new people and he has always done his best to make her feel comfortable and calm. He also is very affordable. It is a breath of fresh air to take a dog to a vet and not be reccommended expensive medications and multiple follow up visits. \n\nWhen Lucy was exposed to Parvo I called a local vet who wanted $30 just to walk in the door and have a discussion with me, not satisfied with this I brought her to Dr. Yocham. He explained that since she was current on her vaccinations she was in no danger. He told me to monitor her behavior and explained all the sign to watch for. This visit was free of charge. \n\nHe won my trust on that visit and I have taken her back to him for all her vaccinations. They do not make appointments for visits so there can be quite a wait at times, but his caring and a dedication radiates in his work. I would reccomend him for any of your four legged family members.


This place is great, don't get me wrong... but I visited this place on Saturday at 2:30pm and there was a line about half as long as the salad bar counter!\n\nWe waited about 10 minutes to hit the register and then when we did and paid... I was asked if we wanted to sit out in the 100+ weather!\n\nThey had ran out of seats! \n\nSo we had to stand around for 10 minutes with our food on our trays until there was an open spot.\n\nCompared to their Rainbow location in Las Vegas, this place is pretty small and that's too bad because their food is very good... Just didn't like the wait. It would've been nice to have been warned by the person at the front door before we started down the salad bar.\n\nThat was my only gripe, everything else was just as good as last time.\n\nWe also had a coupon that we've gotten from the mail and lunch for two with drinks were under $22 after tax.\n\nI will still be coming to Sweet Tomatoes, their fresh tossed, won ton chicken happiness is to die for.


Typically, QUA has been very good in service and everything else they offer.\n\nHowever, during my last visit (the week of CES).  With the CES going on, the spa was completely empty, you had the choice of massage time in 30 minute increment for the whole day.  I couldn't believe how slow it was.\n\nFor the apast 5 to 6 years on my visit to Caesars, I've always received a back-to-back classical massage.  For whatever the reason, they seems to have discontinued this service starting 2012.  Considering, how empty the spa was, they might make an exception.  Most business will make an exception on a slow days.   They rather keep it busy than leaving it empty.  So, I had requested to speak to a manger.  However, this rude, cocky man name Toby responded saying \"I AM THE SUPERVISOR AND I SAID NO TO YOUR REQUEST.  I AM THE SUPERVISOR AND WHAT I SAY GOES\"  basically yelling at me telling me how important he was and he has the final say.  I requested that I still wanted to speak to a manger.  He yelled back at me stating \"SHE'S BUSY.  SHE DOESN'T HAVE THE TIME TO SPEAK WITH YOU.  I HAVE THE FULL AUTHORITY AND ANSWER IS NO\"\n\nI never did get to speak with a manager to provide a feedback to this rude SOB they have for a supervisor.  I also did not get a massage at QUA during the trip.  Instead, I receved an awsome massage at Canyon Ranch Spa at The Venetian.  They were perfect to the last detail.  \n\nI still like QUA since I actually like Caesars Palace.  However, QUA Spa needs to look elsewhere to hire a better person to man the front desk at the QUA.  With the like like Toby claming to everybody that he is the supervisor  and telling everybody that he rather like to keep the place empty than providing a service...  well good luck to them.  This little bald headed toad  must have kissed all his boss's behind to still be a supervisor.


It's funny, another yelper mentioned a great ambiance - but I guess it's not to my taste. I don't need silence when eating my ramen, but the music was way too loud. It's not really enjoyable when you server has to yell at you, and you have to yell back for them to hear you. To make matters worse, there was awkwardness at the communal table between the random couples (yes I've sat at communal tables before without issue). Thank goodness the food was better than I expected! If it was just based on food, I'd have given it 4/4.5 stars.


I found the shop through a Yelp! email on consignment stores. I love a good deal, but tend to stay away from consignment shops because most of the time you find a bunch of junk and one good find if any. After liking PLRG on Facebook and seeing their daily posts of their mannequin's featured outfits and just in items (like Tiffany & Co ring or Coach handbag) I finally ventured in to their Uptown Location. The shop was cute and clean and well stocked with locally made jewelry and fashionista finds. The lady behind the counter was not super friendly, but my experience was good enough to make me check out their Arcadia Location today. Both stores have great merchandise, but I did find more things to buy at the arcadia location and the staff was friendlier and offered opinions and could even tell me how nice the lady was who donated some of the items bought. I'll come back for sure, but if I could only come to one? I'd probably go Arcadia!


I wasn't very impressed with the particular customer service we have received today - I don't know if he was tired, sick, simply had a bad day, or just naturally condescending... but his head was elsewhere. He saw us came in, and he didn't even care to let us know that the car was good to go. This is why I give 3 stars instead of 5. Other than that, he sold us 2 tires for 200 bucks, he was not pushy at all, and that's basically ALL we expect from tire places like this. Firestone staff was super nice but he told us that we needed to buy ALL four tires for $630 (unsure of the service was included). I would much rather want to deal with unfriendly discount tire employees and keep the extra bucks in my pocket.


Been there 4 times already and Hot n Juicy has not disappoint our family!!!! Awesome service by Myra and Trent and great seafood. We will definitely be back. Great job !!!'


Their pizza isn't always fantastic if you order a lunch special but thats to be expected since it is a lunch special and it's not cooked right when you order it. \nMy last visit there was pretty bad, as I was halfway through eating my meal, I noticed a couple of cockroaches under a table a few seats down from me.  1 cock roach was dead, the other one was hanging out with his dead buddy.  Needless to say, I may have overreacted a bit, but my food just began to taste awful (Yes I know thats just in my head) and I had to throw my food away and leave.  \n\nI'm sure they'll improve next time but I don't feel as though I'll be returning for a little while.


This place is really over-hyped.  We had the edmame dumplings (not sure of the exact spelling !) for starters.  We got four bland flat dumplings filled with some paste and floating in soy I think.  It was really tasteless. Then I asked the server for his recommendation.  He asked us to go for the chicken chopped salad.  The salad was really ordinary. . Lots of cheese blocks..and it was 14$ !!!  I think this restaurant tries too hard to be like the 'hipster' places in san Francisco.  Disappointed !


Staying in the section of the hotel that's considered the courtyard completely nasty and awful.  The smell, look, everything else made Vegas a bad experience to start but we quickly check out and paid 50 dollars a night more and stayed at the Hard Rock Casino & Hotel.


The Dane is always a great fall back when every other restaurant is packed; or when you crave some delicious pub grub! The food is typical Wisconsin cuisine but definitely above average. They brew their own beers, so depending on the season can differ, but are equally delicious. not to mention you can buy a jug of it to take home with you.\nAs with all restaurant around/near the square The Dane can fill up quickly on Friday/Saturday evenings. But the wait isn't terribly bad, especially if you can muscle up to the bar and satisfy your thirst while waiting.


On a business trip, my colleagues and I stopped at Dean & Deluca twice: the first time for lunch, the second time for wine happy hour.\n\nI had never been to a D&D, and I balked at having lunch there since my impression was that it was a fancier Starbucks, i.e., I didn't want to go broke buying a coffee and a microwaved sandwich. However my coworker raved about it and swore us two ladies would love it, so we went. \n\nI absolutely LOVED it. It is a gorgeous environment, all loaded with (admittedly overpriced) specialty food items, gourmet bakery delights, candies, cheeses, a hot food bar, a luscious salad bar - and wine. LOTS of wine. If you're a oenophile (I am not; my two companions are), then you will likely be as delighted about the wine selection as they were. I had one of their weighted salads (I selected grilled chilled shrimp, goat cheese, artichokes, sundried tomatoes - a few of my favorite things!), and it came to about $11. I thought it was insanely delicious, and for those kinds of toppings not unreasonable at all (I've bought those things separately at a regular grocery for  similar salads at-home and the cost is gargantuan). I absolutely loved their salad selection.\n\nMy companions enjoyed their sandwiches immensely (and cracked open a bottle of vino as well to enjoy). My wretched diet prevented me from sinking into one of those lovely single-serve desserts on display - but damn I was tempted.\n\nWe returned the next day for wine happy hour with the rest of the office. The wine room was packed and weren't able to accommodate our party of seven. However, a super-nice young waiter (I want to say his name was Ahmad - he had a faux hawk and lovely manners) was more than solicitous, helping us pull together several tables and chairs, and timely popping around to serve us impeccably. (My knowledge of wine and how it should be served is nonexistent, so I can't wax eloquence about it. However, I was at a table of PASSIONATE wine lovers and they raved about the two reds ordered and didn't make a peep about service so I'm guessing it had to have been very good). \n\nI'm not a wine drinker myself, so I sipped on a yummy diet cream soda (never seen the brand in a Kroger or Target myself - even the diet soda seemed exotic and fancy), and nibbled with restrained gluttony on the delicious cheese plates (rich, creamy, pungent, salty, fragrant cheese with names I can't pronounce). Prices were on the higher end, but the service and atmosphere were just so serenely luxurious that I can even forgive D&D for not carrying my top wine selection (a $5.99 bottle of Barefoot Moscato). \n\nOverall, I loved D&D. I heard that we used to have one in Cincinnati, and I'd be quite happy if they ever thought to return back to the Queen City. Probably better for my budget that they don't though...


I've been 2 times here and both had a good ending. I enjoy what I order, which is mainly sushi and some of their pasta dishes. Good service and nice environment.


Awesome find. Loved all the choices, loved that you could get large and small portions. Great service, great atmosphere, great prices, great food. Oh we didn't mention the awesome draft beer choices and prices! We'd be regulars if we lived here. This is what yelp is all about... thank you Yelpers for helping us find this place!


This used to be my favorite bbq place in Charlotte, but the last several times the pork has been very fatty. Sorry Midwood, Mac's and Queen City Q have you beat. P.S. 3-stars because the beef brisket is very tasty.


Great service and good food. It's a standard classic breakfast place that has all the expected menu items. I had the pancakes one morning and eggs another and both came out really good.


Ferreira is one of the most reliably good restaurants in downtown Montreal. The fish is always fresh, perfectly prepared and wonderfully presented. The wait staff is experienced and provide consistently excellent service.  I've never been disappointed eating here. The only challenge is deciding what to order. When the waiter arrives at your table he will list all the fish available that day and it seems that ever time I hear something I think \"yes that sounds great I'll have that\" and then I hear the next thing on the list and I think the same thing. By the time we arrive at the end I have to ask the waiter to start again because there were so many things I wanted I can't remember the first ones that were mentioned. \n\nDon't forget to save a little room for a pastel de nata, a Portuguese tart.


I have stayed here a few times before, but many years ago. It has steadily gone downhill.  They now charge the much-hated \"Resort Fee\", which is a sleazy way of hiding the true cost of your stay. They also charge for internet access. VERY slow internet access. According to Cox Comm they have very old equipment at the Stratosphere and do not want to pay for the upgrade.  A 25 year old analog TV has a better picture than the TV in my room. I got my revenge by doing ALL my gambling and eating elsewhere. So the $27/day charges for Resort Fees and internet access was all they got. The other big downside is that all the action happens further down the strip and cab fares in Las Vegas are outrageous.


First time going to this restaurant.  The service was great. The staff is very friendly.  Will definitely come back. I would recommend this place to anyone.


Everything was great! i couldn't believe they had roasted bone marrow you can't find that in any buffet. I would of given it five stars if they had oysters and crab legs. Overall i will definitely be returning back to the wicked spoon.


Terrible place to live! Maintenance crew is no better than the three stooges! Management lies about everything!  Multiple shootings, car robberies, police harrassments! What a nightmare! Can't wait till my lease is up!


Very rarely do I consider a meal so bad I want my money back and want to yell at the management. One trip to this place did that for me. \n\nStarted by having the person at the counter took a phone call right when I was ordering, stayed on the phone, then had to go to the back to get whom ever for the call. once I ordered, got my beverage and sat down, food came in about 5 minutes. Server switched my food with another table, so it had to be redone. Once I got my new food, I then needed to ask for another fork. Once I got the fork and tried my food, I was so disappointed with all of it. Got the Asiago Blue Mac, with port mushrooms, roasted tomatoes, chicken and caramelized onions. The cheese sauce tasted nothing like asiago or blue cheese. It was very bland and watery. Portion was small. The chicken was tough, the onions not caramelized and the mushrooms tasted old. No manager to be seen anywhere I left my meal half finished on the table. Great concept with terrible execution. Stay away till they work out the food flavor and quality issues. If you go, don't say I didn't warn you.


Well this was a nice surprise. Cute little eatery hiding in Smith's plaza. I got the Flat Iron Steak. Hon got the Oak Roasted Chicken. Daughter got the Kobe Beef Sliders. \n\nI was good, daughter was good. Hon broke out the salt and pepper. Not bad just not what she was expecting. Clean plates though. Def going to be back. There's a whole pizza menu waiting!!! Can't wait to get back.


To have lived a life knowing that nothing was left on the table.  That's what I imagine deathbed-Eric saying as he looks back on a fulfilled life.  Well, all that went to hell after I ate at this just awful place.  \n\nA couple buddies and I decided to come her before heading out on the town.  Considering we generally subscribe to the dives and hole in the walls with good food mindset when it comes to food, we thought a restaurant by the host of a similarly named show would work splendidly.  We were so wrong.  I think about those hole in the walls that have created a name for themselves based off of a passion for quality of food.  When I think of the exact opposite, Guy Fieri's comes to mind.  The food was largely bland and unimaginative.  For as much as he has seemingly experienced, I was expecting a lot more.  I can only imagine that they provide so much food so that the sure to follow food coma dismisses all potential of motivation for negative thoughts.\n\nFood aside, I do have to give a lot of credit to the staff.  My friend's water glass broke mid-drink.  Literally.  The bottom fell from the glass while he was drinking, and, well you can imagine what happened from that.  Sheer pandemonium of course.  Women were screaming.  Kids were crying.  Cars were burning.  It was mass chaos.  No not really...it was just inconvenient.  The manager, whom I did not notice prior, was on it in a heartbeat.  He was over to our table in what seemed like a matter of seconds apologizing.  On top of that, he even managed to comp a meal, a couple beers, and give a free desert for the table.  That attentiveness was impressive.\n\nThough the service was excellent, there isn't much that would bring me back here.


uh. maze. ing. most wonderful massage ive ever received. we enjoyed the couples massage with hot stones. i couldnt believe that it was 50 minutes... i wish i couldve stayed all day! the green tea oil they used was the perfect scent for relaxation and it stayed on my skin all day! the shower was one of those rainfall kinds and had like, 4 other heads on the wall. the shampoo was great, shaving cream, the hair products. they even had a flat iron! i was quite surprised! and i used it! basically, if you want to spend a shitload of money but be extremely satisfied, then come here. they didnt even mind that we were late for our appointment.


I been going to this Walmart for the pass six years. I am sick and tired that this Walmart never has anything in stock and is messy! I can drive an extra 10 minutes to the one located at Ft Apache and W.Tropicana Ave and they have everything in stock and it's organized. I'm done with this place!!


I wish I could give them MORE than 5 stars!  They do ONE thing.  Chicken. and they do it BRILLIANTLY.  The Texas toast is amazing, I always end up stealing my husband's toast from his order.\n\nWhen I moved to Vegas from San Diego, I was sad at leaving Chic-Fil-A behind.  No longer does I haz a sad.  ;)\n\nStaff are friendly, cheerful and HELPFUL.  Place is always immaculate, and there's always at least one person in the lobby area busing tables and wiping things down.\n\nSweet Tea - don't pass it up, it's awesome.\n\nAnd to the one critical review I see below, may I say that if scads of people are saying it's great, and YOU happen to not agree... well perhaps it's YOUR perception that's off?  You mentioned being there late at night - perhaps your perceptions were \"chemically altered\"?  :)\n\nAnyway - amazing, amazing, and terrific.  Don't miss it!  :D


A store where you feel VERY un-welcomed!!! VERY poor customer service and they don't carry real quality bikes either. I went in to have my broken spoke replaced. I politely asked if they can replace it for me. I didn't \"force\" the guy to fix it right then and there. I was just gonna leave my wheel there for him to fix it but he started to work on it, which I thought was cool. But it was taking him longer than what he anticipated and he got so upset and throwing towels around and cussing like crazy! What the?!#$ Really??? Even the owner guy doesn't seem like a biker at all and not too friendly either.


We went for a late lunch on a Saturday afternoon, there were about 4 other tables that were occupied. When we walked through the door, there was not one staff person on the floor. \n\nWe waited a few minutes for someone to come out and greet us, which should have probably been our first clue as to how the experience was going to be.  We sat down and our server came over (who was very nice, just clearly not very informed) to get our drink orders and tell us about the menu.\n\nWe ordered the 'mini enchiladas' at least I believe that is what they were called, what they really were is the frozen Mexican egg roll that you get somewhere like Chili's...dissapointing to say the least, especially for $8.50.\n\nI wanted to order two different tacos, but they don't allow that....why I don't know.  But they have what they call a 'sampler platter', which is chef's choice each day.  I ordered that with 2 tacos, since our waitress told me that it worked out because the two I wanted were 2 of the 3 that were available that day. Problem solved...or so I thought.  She came back a few minutes later saying that the tacos went in a certain 'order' so i couldn't have those 2, I would have to order the 3 tacos to get the two I wanted. I agreed, since my boyfriend would eat the one I didn't.  \n\nThe order then came out and it was 3 of the taco I didn't want....I informed the person who brought them out, who I believe was the manager, she said she would take them back and bring me what I ordered. Then she came back and said that our waitress was clearly having a problem with communication, because the 2 tacos I wanted were not in fact the tacos on the sampler platter.  In the end I just ordered 2 tilapia tacos. They were dry and didn't have any flavor, there was more red onion on the taco than anything else.\n\nWe really wanted to support a new local business, but I can safely say that with all of the other great places to get tacos around southend we will not be returning.


This was my first time stepping foot in a trader joes and it's pretty weird for me. I'm just unfamiliar with a lot of their products and all the organic, grass fed, & natural products. \n\nI'm all about being healthy tho so it's just right I come back and actually shop intensively. For they do offer a lot of things that sparks my interest. \nPlus, all natural, grass fed, bone in ribeye. I will cook n taste u soon!


THIS REVIEW IS ABOUT PAYLESS CAR RENTAL IN LAS VEGAS.\n\nThey may have good prices, but they will flat out lie to you... there are too many car rental places to go to, where you won't get taken.\nRented 2 cars there this week. Paperwork was time consuming. At the end, we were given a bill that was over $200  more than it was supposed to be. Jessica, the representative, told us the \"laws in Nevada changed\", and that the insurance was now mandatory. SHE LIED!! After multiple phone calls, more wasted time, and having to drive back down to resign our contracts over again, we got our money back for the insurance.... Nothing for the wasted time, extra gas, and aggravation. We were only there for 4 days, but all this took up about one third of it!!! \nBefore I resigned the contract, I told the manager I could not get there that day, as I was about an hour away, and couldn't come back down there. She woke me up @ 7:30AM the next morning, saying if I didn't get down there, she was going to have to charge me for the insurance I didn't want...\nThey also put a hold on your credit card of $350, which I wasn't aware of. She said she was doing us a favor by only putting a $200 hold on each of us, because we were renting 2 cars. \nI just looked up payless on the internet, and all negative reviews came up, but what was interesting, was \"Jessica\" was actually mentioned in another review, as to how she lied to them about the charges... That review was over a year ago, and she is still working there, ripping people off....What a shame.... Be careful out there!


I came here last week to try out the huevos rancheros that my dad and sister claimed to love. I had been to New Mexico Grill once before for an ok bean burrito so I figured the huevos rancheros would be a safe bet.\n\nMuch to my dismay, neither the red or green sauce was vegetarian. My only other options were a quesadilla or bean burrito so I went with another burrito. Again, it was ok. I used lots of the thin, red salsa to add some spice. I was very disappointed with their salsa verde though. Normally I prefer it to red, but theirs was so bland.\n\nTo my father's dismay, the rice wasn't ready yet so he couldn't sub the potatoes with it like he usually does. I don't blame him since the breakfast potatoes are just disgusting. I'd bet dollars to donuts that the flavorless cubes come straight from a freezer bag. I'm not sure why the rice wasn't ready yet just like I couldn't understand why they didn't have chips out either. \n\nWhat really angered me about this place is how I was treated when I asked for corn tortillas for my husband's chorizo scramble. My husband is newly gluten intolerant, and he forgot to ask for corn tortillas instead of flour (maybe it would have been helpful if the cashier asked). When I asked for the corn tortillas, the cashier wanted to charge me $2.59 for three small tortillas! It's ridiculous for two reasons: 1. I'm sure they buy them from Food City for $1/dozen like I do. They definitely aren't made in house. 2. Why can't they show a little customer courtesy by happily giving us a substitution? Instead, the manager demanded that I bring him back the unused flour ones before he would replace them. Why? Was he planning on serving them to someone else?\n\nAfter this terrible treatment, I won't be the least bit sorry if this place goes out of business. They must be having financial troubles if they are cutting this many corners.


This place is great and the service is outstanding. I had never been here before and the manager personally helped me. I will definitely return


Hungry and craving Mexican food in the Venetian? This is a pretty good place to go. The portions are big and the restaurant itself is nice. It is right next to the canal so you can wave at the gondolas going by. \n\nI agree with the other guy. The food was solid.  We ordered the carne asada tacos which came with 3 tacos and a side of rice and beans. It was good, but we weren't raving over it. THE POSOLE THOUGH. It was my first time having Posole (I was surprised it was green) and it was really tasty. My friend knows her food and she loved it as well. We kept wanting to go back for more Posole, but didn't have the chance to.


OK so today someone in my office brought me a sandwich from City Market Deli. It was the Santa Fe Club. Oven Gold Turkey, Bacon, Avocado, Lettuce, Tomato, Alfalfa Sprouts, Chipotle Mayo served on Our Toasted Multi-Grain Bread.\n\nThe bread is very good and the sandwich has a good amount of flavorful turkey. The chipotle mayo has just the right amount of heat. Overall a very tasty sandwich!


Long wait (40 minutes) on a Friday morning. Guess it's due to limited seating capacity. But the Five Spot and home fries were delicious!


Super disappointed w/civiche de camarones.  Seriously lacked flavor other than lime.  Nice server, loved the tableside guac & all the chips and salsa.  Entrees took forever.  Exc margarita!  I would eat there again, everyone else liked their food.


I love coming here with coworkers for happy hour. The bruschetta is amazing in all flavors and very vegetarian friendly.\nThe wine and beer selection is substantial- there is something for everyone's pallate. The veggie sandwich is full of mushrooms, so if you're not a fan, better order something else.\nThe atmosphere is laid back and relaxing after a long day at work.


YES star alliance has arguably the best/easiest mileage plus program. \nYES their fleet flies allll ovvvaaa.\nYES they just purchased a crap ton of the new Dreamliners.\n\nNO I don't like your crappy, outdated planes.\nNO, I REALLY don't like paying extreme prices for bags.\n\nYES....your customer service STINKS (no literally, it's like they don't bathe...their planes smell atrocious)!\n\nBut I keep flying, because I have miles, and because I want to fly on Singapore airlines one day for free (aka miles). \n\n::sighs::\n\nBOO you whores!


As far as budget accommodations go this place was alright.  The staff is friendly, helpful and flexible.  The dorm rooms themselves probably try and pack a few too many people in to them and the beds can be a very squeeky.  It's located a 7 or so minute walk from the heart of Old Town, which if you're staying for more than 3 or so nights can get a little repetitive.  \n\nOverall I'm sure better could be found, but if nothing appeared in a search I'd come back here with no real hang ups


Until moving to Arizona from California, Sonic was a big mystery to me and my husband. For some odd reason, there were always commercials for the drive-in chain on local networks. The commercials were always funny in a dry sort of way, and we were interested enough to go look up the closest location, which was 40+ miles from our house. This seemingly pointless marketing strategy was something that a lot of Californians apparently noticed because some person started a Facebook group called \"All I ever see is commercials for Sonic, and I don't believe it actually exists.\" Needless to say, the group had many members join in a very short time. \n\nLast weekend, we had some friends come in from California for the weekend. They were staying at the Arizona Grand Resort and noticed this Sonic location across the street. Having also seen the commercials and up until this point having decided that the chain didn't really exist, they were super-excited to go experience what Sonic was all about. So, we pulled into one of the parking spots on a Saturday afternoon and decided to sample some of their many interesting drinks. We chose:\n\n*Mocha Java Chiller\n*Root Beer Float\n*Fried Ice Cream Blast\n*Butterfinger Blast\n\nWe each had a favorite, which worked out a lot better than continuing to pass them around the car (our original plan). Personally, I thought the classic Root Beer Float was the best, although the Mocha Java Chiller was pretty good and reminded me of a coffee milkshake. We paid $11 or so for the four drinks and had a pretty good time sitting in the car (with the AC blasting of course), sipping our cool treats, and reminiscing about the good old days in America when people knew each other by name and \"petted\" at drive-in movies and eateries. \n\nOk, maybe not the last part, but it was a fun afternoon activity after a long day at the hotel pool and now our friends can go back to California knowing that Sonic really does exist. As for us, doubt we'll be back frequently - at least not for the food, which I hear isn't great. The mystery of Sonic's existence has been solved and the mystery was part of what made us want to go there so much in the first place. Hmmm, maybe that's their marketing strategy. I figure if every person in any other state who sees the commercials and then travels to another state where they do have Sonics everywhere stops in and gets just one slush or blast, that's a lot of customers!


It's hard to chase down a late night food truck when you have a little bugger.  But finally, I get to try Fukuburger!  Does it live up to the hype?\n\nFAME at The Linq (where Fukuburger is located) is a glorified food court with lots of graphic art creating a hip and vibrant space.  Fukuburger is immediately visible with their faux truck in the corner.  I think the other tenants may be suffering from the lack of visibility or even a guide on what is offered inside.\n\nOk back to Fuku... Let's start off with the burger and togarashi fries.  Unfortunately this was a miss for us.  We got the Buta burger with bacon, cheese, pickled onion and ginger, bbq sauce and wasabi mayo.  The burger patty was small, and the fries were stale.  What we were served (and service took long even if the place wasn't packed) looked very different from the food shots I see from the Fukuburger truck.  Somehow the magic is a little lost in the permanent spot.\n\nBut the Naga Dog, wow, that was stellar, even if the bread was a little stale.  The hot link was smoky and savory and had a lovely snap when you bit into it because it is deep fried.  It comes with awesome grilled kimchi (which is a little wilted but the caramelization from the grill tames the tangy bite).  The stuff is spicy but exceptionally good!  It is complemented by the pickled daikon relish.  What a creative and successful alternative to onions!  Then the hot dog is topped with nori (which I wish I had more of) and wasabi mayo.  Mmm.  I read that it's supposed to come with kabayaki (eel) sauce, but I didn't get any on mine.  Even if I am not a huge fan of sweet on savory, I think it would have gelled beautifully with the spicy elements on the hot dog.  Still, I really enjoyed how they balanced all those elements successfully.  Maybe if I scoot over to the truck I'll get the perfect version.\n\nFor tourists on the strip, I believe it would be a convenient sop that does the job (even if it is pricier by around $2-3 per menu item).  But if you want a little more love on your plate, I'd hunt down that food truck.


Great breakfast food. Pancakes live up to the hype and two people could split a short stack. Hash browns were super good too. The inside is cool since Golden Gate is the oldest Casino in town and they have maintained the restaurant decor from several decades ago which is a rare find and I personally always appreciate. End compliments section. Begin rant section (aka, \"critique\").\n\n$8 for 3 pancakes (though super good) and $4 for  a side of hash browns and additional craptastic service with 20-30 wait periods courtesy of the waitress for no additional charge, don't do me any favor's here guys.\n\nApparently the L.A. ego of Du-par's carried over to Las Vegs, the food doesn't constitute the price or the lame staff.  Here's a tip, go to the Golden Grill (also 24hrs) at the Gold Spike on the other side of Fremont. Half the price, about the same quality, you'll definitely have better people watching, and less tourist. And the staff...who knows? But you're not paying 3x's as much so who cares, right?\n\nThis place is ok for downtown. and the rest of the menu looked good. I wouldn't go back for breakfast. It's way overpriced and I'm huge on crappy service (which happens a lot out here). I might consider dinner but even then, that looked kinda eh in my opinion. There are other options in the area that are far better for a quick bite, a reasonable sit down, or nice sit down. This sits in that grey area of I'm not sure if I'm getting what I'm paying for knowing I can get the same thing anywhere else. \n\nHell, Denny's just opened up the street, I may as well have gone there.


This is THE SPOT for happy hour. Kids are welcome but ONLY in the patio. The potstickers and ahi wonton crisps are my fav's. Chase it down w/a glass of house chard and call it a day. Beware of the cougar's and the men dressed in Ed Hardy/Affliction gear. LOL


First time here.  Great decor and atmosphere.  Loved the building.  Unfortunately, the food was a disappointment.  Not bad, just not great and certainly not worthy of the bill.  My food came out not that hot.  Meat was a little tough.  And the mashed potatoes were cold  My date's food was hot but not cooked to her specification.  Service was very slow.  Did not get our food out for almost 30 minutes.  First visit and probably my last.  Would not recommend this place.  Much better choices for the money.


The burgers are good but not amazing, the chili dogs aren't bad either but for me the only reason I keep coming back to this place is to keep trying more of the milk shake flavors that they have.  So far blueberry is my favorite, but I've only tried about six so far.


We went here for a staycation for my son's birthday, thinking our 3 boys would have a blast.  The hotel and water park were just \"ok\".  I really was not impressed.  The waterpark wasn't as big as I thought it would be.  There was no water pressure in the lazy river so you had to paddle the whole time.  People kept getting stuck on the water slide.  There were no life guards around.  \n\nThe worst part were the ants.  All inside and around the coffee maker.  Our fridge also didn't work.  They replaced the fridge and coffee maker and had someone come spray for bugs.  They did not even offer to move us to a different room or anything.  The next morning when we went to make coffee in the new pot, again it was crawling with ants.  I ended up getting a voucher for coffee in the gift shop, but only after having to ask because they never offered.  We will not be staying there again.


Remember when Pomo used to occupy that touristy faux-Mediterranean space in the most upscale part of Scottsdale?  They served one of the best Napoletana pizzas I have ever had in one of the most pretentious, snooty atmospheres imaginable.  I am thrilled to report that my experience with the downtown Pomo was not at all the same.\n\nHaving just walked from Cibo, where we enjoyed a decent pie (I'm still not convinced that Cibo comes anywhere close to its level of hype), we stepped into Pomo, expecting to be lambasted with stucco, fake accents, and photos of Florence.  Imagine our surprise when it turned out to be... trendy?  That's right, it was modern decor, and the waitstaff was of the hipster variety.  Wow, that was unexpected!\n\nMy biggest problem with the original store had been taken care of.  This was turning out to be an excellent dining experience.  We then ordered our pie, expecting the same quality we had enjoyed from the old Scottsdale oven.\n\nNope.\n\nWhat happened?  The pizza was not adequately soupy.  It lacked the amazing flavor and attention to detail that made it somewhat worthwhile to brave Scottsdale's most self-absorbed patrons.  In short, it was underwhelming. \n\nAfter we left here, we proceeded to walk right down the street to La Piazza Locale (also VPN certified), for our third and best pie of the evening.  I suggest you do the same.  They have the same modern vibe with a much better Napoletana pie.


We ate here a few weeks ago per a recommendation from the hotel we were staying at.  While I do not eat steak a few of my friends do and they said they liked it.  I ordered the Chicken Peppered Penne which was delicious.  I asked them to make it extra spicy which they did.  The pasta was cooked perfectly, the sauce was creamy, and the dish had a great flavor.  The service was good and the prices were reasonable.


My friend warned me that this place was a dive, and (once I found it) discovered upon walking in that he was very right.  It's a tiny room with a bar and a little stage.  The night I came, there were there local bands playing and there was a $5 cover -- not terrible considering I only paid $5.50 for a Crown & diet.  Bartender was very friendly, but the clientele was not.  The only person I talked to was the friend I was meeting.  They did have a cool contraption that dispensed water for do-it-yourself absinthe shots, and at only $8 a shot, that makes this bar almost cool enough to go to on its own.  Almost.


I won't be going back to Posh.  \n\nBased on some of the recent reviews here (August-September 2011), I'm almost wondering if the restaurant has switched management or something?  I went there tonight with a friend for dinner, and had a mediocre-at-best experience -- and that's not taking into consideration the injury at the end of the meal!  \n\nWhile some people seem to have amazing foodie experiences here, we definitely did not have the same luck.  We ordered the 5-course menu and said we were up for anything.  Everything was....eh.  Throughout the night we had some interesting dishes:  kangaroo, sweetbreads (organ meat), snail, mussels, sashimi, duck, etc.  However the flavors were just okay:  most were relatively bland, and a couple of the sauces/dressings were even borderline unpleasant for me.  In general the food wasn't bad, but it wasn't great and ditto for the service.  For what Posh charges, both should be exceptional.\n\nThe presentation is absolutely beautiful, and the ingredients are unique, but my conclusion is that this restaurant is more razzle dazzle than substance.  Because the quality of the dishes didn't live up to the hype or price, I felt like this was simply a novelty restaurant, hiding behind a gimmick rather than great food.\n\nNote:  my review above is a fair conclusion based on the meal before dessert, and was not influenced by the story I'm about to share...\n\nTIP/DANGER WATCHOUT:  we literally had an injury (seriously, involving bleeding from the mouth!) at our table at the end of the night!  Our server brought out the final cleanser, a popsicle-type sweet dessert.  It was frozen pretty hard, and as my friend went to taste it, it stuck to a large piece of her lip!!  It was horrific to watch as she tried to pull away but was stuck, just like the kid in the Christmas Story movie!  She finally got it off but was bleeding from where the popsicle stuck.  We immediately dropped the weapons/desserts and alerted our server, who laughed, briefly apologized and said they'd probably been \"sitting out too long\" and offered to make fresh ones but didn't offer anything else.  We talked with the manager (we also wanted to make sure, for safety reasons, that they properly disposed of my friend's bloody napkin) and he was horrified that the server didn't take care of us and he appropriately adjusted our bill and apologized about the incident as well as for our server not properly handling the situation.  We felt the manager made it right at the end of the meal, but it was a pretty sour way to conclude the evening.  Tip from me to you:  be careful with anything frozen here, and consider letting it thaw a bit before you taste.


I am not sure how to review this place. I would give it a 4 for drinks/the bar. The drinks are CHEAP and you aren't paying a cover on Mill Avenue.\n\nBut the food? I'd give a 1. Who puts lettuce in Guacamole? 2. BLAND, Cold, and Generic. They give you a bottle of \"Blow out your colon-hot\" or some such at your table...but I want flavor, not an inopportune trip to the bathroom.\n\nEven Filberto's is better if you want cheap, fast Mexican. I feel like the people who give it great reviews were drunk when they walked in and ordered to begin with.  The people who work here are really nice, though, and I'll probably stumble in here a few more times because it's on Mill.


First of all, it is in East Liberty, Bakery Square--not Shadyside!  Give credit where credit is due!!  \n\nWe had an hour to kill so we stopped in on a Friday night about 9:00.  Hubby and I were able to sit at the bar, several open tables around.  Nice crowd of people, mostly couples.  Ordered the stuffed peppers--they were delish!  Each of us had two drinks, I had a berry mojito for $9, and although I could not taste the alcohol, it was yummy.  Hubby had two Guinesses.  Overall, prices are comparable to what you pay in the rest of the city, bartenders were very friendly, I'm sure we will be back.  I would not say this would be a destination for us (mostly because of the parking in Bakery Square), but it is a nice \"lay-over.\"


I've eaten here 5 times and the service has been friendly and prompt.  Food is consistently good at breakfast.   This is my first lunch meal.  Also good but I think breakfast is better.   (Hence the name!).  Strongly recommended!


There are pros and cons to this nail salon. I read the reviews before going. I will say that they were GREAT when it came to accepting our service. A friend of mine came in from out of town for the holiday weekend and didn't realize that nail salons may be closing early for the 4th of July. When we originally asked of they were open, we were told to come back the next day. Then, as we were leaving, we were told that we would be seen. I was greatly appreciative. \n\nI can't fault them for doing our pedicures and manicures at the same time. It is highly uncomfortable to twist and turn while someone is working on your hands while another is working on your feet. However, they were nice enough to do our manis/pedis when they were already ready to leave. I can understand why they did this process. \n\nMy friend had acrylic nails on and asked to have her hands soaked in acetone so they could be removed. They didn't soak her nails; they pretty much ripped them off. She was near tears. Her fingernails were left very tender.\n\nOur pedicures were okay over all; however they use the \"cheese grater\" on feet. This tool is illegal in California because of all the bacteria it can produce and carry. Luckily, they didn't over use the tool on our feet and we didn't get scratched, cut or anything, but the possibility is still there. \n\nMy manicure was mediocre at best. I wasn't very impressed and later got another manicure somewhere else. My friends manicure was quite painful for her. After having sensitive nails from them ripping off her acrylics, they drilled her natural nail even more. Yes, it's part of the process, but they weren't very careful with her. \n\nThe Pedicures were great (minus the use of the cheese grater), the hot stones were a nice touch, but the stones were almost too hot. If left in one place for too long, it burned. \n\nOverall, it was an okay experience. Chalk it up to the last minute walk-in or what have you, but I will not be going back to Diva Nail Spa.


I've ate here three times already. The first two I got the lunch pulled pork sandwich with side. Tonight I got the 2-meat dinner which came with 2 sides and a corn muffin for $14.99. I got a size able amount of pulled pork which was moist and the barbecue sauce is great. I also got pork ribs which had a good dry rub on the outside.  The staff have been really nice each visit. Great food and customer service in my opinion.


I'm sure this place will liven up a bit, as the shops at Park West begin to fill up. There's pretty much... nothing... open at night, except the Sandbar Mexican Grill... wayyyy at the end of the mall. Cheers for the Kierland-like layout, by the way. \n\nBut for now, it's a movie theater. It's clean. We did self-service tickets. Kind of hard to be impressed, when other places like Cine Capri or IMAX theaters exist. Eh.


I wanted to like this place....I really did!    It's the 3rd restaurant in this space in the 11 years we've lived in the area.  A fresh, bright and colorful interior change was so welcoming as was the 'full house' on our first visit.  The service was 'ok'....I cut them some slack because of it being a very busy night and the place being fairly new.  However, our waitress chose to stand and talk to the table next to us telling them about her life, rather than complete our order.\nThe first bit of food arrived - nothing to brag about.\nOur entrees arrived and were kind of tossed onto the plate.  Mine was barely warm (I am a stickler for hot food being served hot - don't just warm the plate and call it acceptable).  We decided we'd give it a try another time.\nThe second visit was similar to the first, except that there wasn't a large crowd, there were empty tables and yet we had about a 20 minute wait.  We sat at the end of the bar where servers were constantly coming up to get drinks for customers.   A big annoying.\nThe food service wasn't prompt nor accurate and once again, the plates were slopped up with food and sauce, barely warm and noting to brag about.\nI won't go back.  I give it a couple of months longer and they too will close their doors.\nIf I had to guess, I would say most of the food is prepared ahead of time so it's not really 'fresh'.   Nothing is loaded with flavors...pretty bland and boring\nThe location is fantastic!   Lots of homes around the area...a mixed crowd of young families and a senior community.   Seniors go out to eat and we like places close to home!!! !


We went here for dinner.  \nStarted off with garlic rolls were good.  Virgin Olive Oil and Balsamic vinegar were provided on the table for dipping.  The Balsamic vinegar was sweeter and not as acrid as the one from DOCG.  I accompanied my meal with a Moretti, an Italian beer and really liking this over Peroni.  There is less of an aftertaste and more pleasing to my palate.\n\nOrdered the Linguine Carbonara.  I wanted to taste it so I have a reference of how it should taste.  Most comments online say why order it when you can just make it at home.  They are correct.   Most restaurants serve carbonara but they often add heavy cream and a whole bunch of other items.  Trattoria Reggiano was the only one I found that serves it how it is should to be, Pancetta, Cheese, Egg, and Pasta, that's it.  Overall, the taste was close to how I make it so I'm glad I'm in the general vicinity.  The criticism I have though is that they a used a little too much pancetta and the sauce could have been a little looser.  Additionally, there was little or no black pepper.  Should have asked for freshly cracked black pepper but instead used black pepper on the table, which didn't add much.\n\nMy friend had the Chicken Marsala.  It was very good.  The dish overall was not greasy.  The sauce had a lot of flavor.  Unlike a lot of Chicken Marsala we get in Hawaii where they use too much butter/oil where it masks the Marsala and chicken flavors.\n\nRegarding they other parts of the meal, service was ok.  It lacked in the beginning but picked up later on.  Didn't really care to eat outside in the mall as the tables were too close to each other.\n\nI would highly recommend this place if you are looking for simply Italian food.


I'm proud to say I'm not from Chicago, since I hate cold weather!\nBut what I can tell you is that this place has the BEST hotdogs I've ever eaten. In fact I never really cared for hotdogs until I came here! And the skinny fries are so Ono! I can't wait to get back over there for a chili dog! One day I'm going to be brave and try the Chicago dog!\nBon appetite!


I really wanted to like this place, being both vegetarian and right next to my building.  After several visits though, I had to concede that it just isn't that good.  Tables are constantly dirty.  Food is inconsistent, too expensive for the quality and portion size, and generally not very tasty.\n\nThe employees are in a constant state of confusion, seemingly overwhelmed by the trickle of customers during the lunchtime \"rush\".  The ordering process is inefficient, with very little thought put into organization of the process.\n\nBasically, this place has all of the drawbacks of a small, quirky cafe, with virtually none of the payoff.  \n\nI am currently at the restaurant again, having given in to proximity over quality, and I am regretting it.


Love this place and how nice the waitress is to me and my family. She gave us a complimentary roll for us to try out I believe it's the what the roll lol don't butcher me I forget these things ahah. I thought it was amazing with those vibrant crunchy colorful things on top of this roll. But may I suggest making the sign bigger for this place cause it was hard to gps and find this place.


Well they no longer have the Chicken Strip Cheese sandwich and what they replaced it with pretty much sucks. Other than that its like a normal hooters with some new wing flavors and steak fries.


My husband and I come up here from Tucson once in a while to hang around the arcade. They're one of only a few places in this side of the country to have arcade machines for a few Asian music games (Beatmania IIDX, GuitarFreaks/DrumMania, DJ Max Technica). If you go on a weekend morning, you can get an all-access arcade pass for cheap, and we'll usually hang out for 3 or 4 hours before driving to Gameworks in Tempe.\nMachine maintenance is pretty hit-or-miss, especially with DDR, etc. IIDX is generally within 1 release of the newest (though apparently they use Italian bootleg software instead of the official Japanese discs?) and the DrumMania set pads are replaced occasionally. It's not uncommon, though, to see missing buttons on the GuitarFreaks controllers or machines that are completely down for maintenance.


One of the few Bolognese Sauces with NO Cream, YAY!!!  My server asked me with much skepticism and disgust \"Who puts Cream in their Bolognese!\"  I knew I had found an Italian Restaurant I would like... Wish the Sauce had more Herbs... ONLY Freshly Grated Parmesan to garnish, I asked if they had the powdered kind?  I HATE the powdered kind!  Thankfully my Server again could not believe I had been treated so poorly in so many so-called \"Itailian\"  Establishments using that disgusting \"powdered\" version of Parmesan!\n\nThe Bread is Obviously House Made and Fantastic... the Butter is obviously real and \"Land of Lakes\"...\n\nTiramisu - maybe the only Dessert they make in House... This one was VERY Special and I'm no fan unless it is really Great!  If you like to taste the different versions, I highly recommend this one!\n\nIntimate, Cozy, about 40 seats, VERY Comfortable, with NONE of the Typical Italian 'tude you can find in so many places claiming Italian...\n\nBetter food than most Italian!\n\nThe Chef/ Owner is from Pisa, though I think she said he grew up here!\n\nMy Server had a Thick German accent, easy to understand, though I could not figure out where she was from!


At $10 per adult, you can't really go wrong here. We spent probably a little over 2 hrs at the museum and felt it was well worth the price of admission. I enjoy American History, and this was no exception.


The good first.  I ordered the crab ravioli and the hubs ordered a wedge salad.  Both meals were delicious.  They brought out a basket of various breads including garlic knots.  That was a definite plus, I love variety not to mention the offerings were delectable.  I also ordered a tiramisu to-go.  The tiramisu was okay.  I prefer it with chocolate liqueur sauce but they use cocoa powder as a garnish instead.  \n\nNow the bad.  The wait.  I understand they were moderately busy and the place is quite small but waiting for 15 minutes after receiving our drinks just to order is a bit on the ridiculous side.  If they were staffed properly this would not be an issue as I saw only one server running around the entire restaurant and she was quite rushed with everything.  They really should have a backup server during busy times.  Or at the very least have who I suspected was the bartender help out rather than stand around and watch the dining room.  \n\nOne thing that I found humorously interesting is when the server took my drink order.  I ordered a Mr. Pibb after seeing it on the website's menu.  She comes back with the hubs drink but quickly tells me that they don't have Mr. Pibb and hands me the beer menu asking me to choose another drink.  I quickly ordered a root beer instead which she hastily obliged.  The hubs and I couldn't help but giggle that she didn't realize that Mr. Pibb is a soda, not a beer.  \n\nSo in conclusion, the food is good but they need to be staffed properly.


Generally quiet \nComfortable bed\nRenovations needed\nLackluster breakfast\nGreat service very friendly


All I can say is alot of food!! We went Mesa, AZ  day and had a reservation. The place was busy, you just look on the wall and order from there. Everything was great, however way too much food for two people.


I had a great burger here the night--it was a no-frills deal, like something you're mom would've made if she were in a rush. But it was tasty. Coupled with a few beers (and the P-stone has a TON), it was a great little meal. \n\nThe P-stone's a cool little place, although it doesn't look like much from the street. In fact, it really doesn't look like anything at all, really. Groovy, mellow crowd hangs here, so it's not a real rowdy scene if that's what you're looking for. Very familiar feel--like a mom and pop deal, if that makes sense. It seems like a cook place to hang out with a bunch of friends on a random, quiet night.


Best Gyro I've had in AZ


I used to love XS but Saturday was ridiculous. We got a table for a bachelorette party and I guess since it's all inclusive (bottle of vodka, champagne, tax and grat for $600) we were totally ignored all night after being placed in Suburbia on the other side of the pool. We were supposed to have a host text us but none ever did so I had no one to call when we were stuck in the table line forever. My friend has a broken foot and was on crutches so I thought it was ridiculous that they walked the most busy and ass backward way when taking us to the table. He was on his phone the whole time and didn't even wait for my friend to keep us. Obviously I didn't tip him. When we got to our table, there was a used condom on the ground next to it and it took an hour and me asking 3 different people to get it cleaned up. Service was crappy and people kept sitting on the arms of our couch. Security was non-existant which is weird because on the inside and the tables outside but still near the inside part, service and security is great. There was a bunch of people on e, including our neighbors to the left, so that got annoying. Then, the club was so over capacity that they wouldn't even let us inside or near the floor until 3AM. They just locked us outside. This place has just been going downhill since Hakkasan opened, the acts, the crowd, everything just seems to be getting worse which is a shame because I used to really like XS (see past review). I'll just stick to other clubs for right now. I mean, even Marquee is better.


Had dinner here tonight. It was great! I enjoyed the ballantyne roll, surf n turf roll and the spicy katsu chicken roll.I ordered a side of miso soup and had kikkokomen plum wine. Yummy! Check out their menu for the roll ingredients. I was so hungry I forgot to take pics.If you are a sushi connoisseur like myself you might think the menu is a little commercial, but it's a great place to take a newbie sushi eater. There is something good to eat for everyone, no matter what their taste buds desire,even vegans. Check it out you wont be disappointed. Since it's Friday I expected them to be packed, but they weren't and i got my food in less than 15 minutes. My server Allison was great and she knew the menu and best tasty choices. The men who prepared my meal also greeted me and asked how I liked every thing.


The one nice thing I can say about the place is that the workers were pretty nice. Everything pretty much goes down hill from there. \nI ordered a gyro and I learned my lesson to never order a gyro from a place that doesn't specialize in it. (my bad)\n\nMy friend who I was with is vegan. He ordered a slice of vegan pizza. The problem was it smelled like real cheese. We asked some workers if they were sure that it was vegan and they couldn't give a straight answer. Instead they gave us another slice of vegan pizza. This time it looked completely different and there was no cheese so we thought he was pretty safe. \n\nI think the worst part of the pizza lounge is the bathrooms. Apparently, the men's  restroom is so terrible not even the male employees will use it. I didn't even feel clean after just washing my hands in the women's restroom. If it is legal to not have a restroom in your restaurant, I think they are better off just closing it down for good. \n\nGreat if you have late night munchies - terrible if you're sober.