Digusting, gross, whatever adjective you want to use. Went through empty drive-through and I think the cashier was also the cook cause it toook awhile. He got my change right, but he forgot to fully cook the burger and the chili was a nasty mess of something brown and cold. I got lucky that I decided not to eat anymore after one tiny sample bite and also lucky that only $2.65 was wasted on a straight cheesburger. Oh yeah, I ordered no mustard and then the bun was soaked in yellow mustard that had been scooped out. Low-wage Idiots and bad food are a deadly combination at this dive. Call to corporate office has been made.


Rude, rude, rude.\n\nI would give them less than one star, but yelp won't let me click that.\n\nLast night was my third visit to KAMPAI and each time I went, the love that I felt the first time, has now rubbed me the wrong way. I'm a chow hound and always seek the best, and I had found it here... the sushi the way I like it... \n\nI've bounced around to several sushi bars throughout the city (I'm a once or twice a week -aholic). It's my ol' standby dinner and I was please to have found this place only two blocks from where I live! But for last night I stopped in for some Nigiri Sushi togo and was told 'we are closed'. As I look around the room (which was filled with people) I ask again and was rudely and coldly told 'we are closed'. Ok I'll give them that they do close at 9:00 pm and there was fifteen minutes before that happens and they still have patrons still having their dinners, and a to go order should not be such a imposition on them. With this economy, nobody should be turning away customers, thirty bucks is thirty bucks they should be glad to have customers like me who do return and spend their hard earned money with them. Return loyal customers are what business strive for, or so I thought.\n\nI realize it was a full moon last night, it was beautiful, I know. I actually took time to make a mental note of how lovely it was as my rumbling stomach screamed 'feed me'.


Liquid is not for everyone.  If you're not interested in the hoards of people that party together at Rehab on Sundays, and you prefer to relax in a more quiet setting with less people, then Liquid is just right for you.  Not much goes on at Liquid and the drinks are very expensive.  It was $8 just for a bottle of water.\n\nAlso, the staff here is kind of rude and so I don't recommend wasting your time here.  The Aria pool is just as nice and much bigger.


LOVE this place.. we come here every time we come to Vegas.. you can find anything and everything here for a souvenir!


The best farmers market I've been to in the phoenix area. Locally produced olive oil, cheese, eggs, grass fed beef and all kinds of veggies have made it a staple of my Saturdays. Show up at 11 for the cooking demo, you'll thank me!


Frozen yogurt is a dessert that I can eat without feeling too incredibly guilty. I'm not sure whether I *should* feel that way, but I do, so don't try to enlighten me.  Ignorance is bliss, you know.\n\nAnyways, as a Yoforia devotee, I was excited when Sweet Frog opened just down the street from my apartment, since it's the same kind of self-serve froyo concept.  Unfortunately, I was pretty disappointed.  Their space (which used to be a Marble Slab) is way too small for that kind of layout: people were tripping over and stepping on one another because there just wasn't enough room. The staff is nice, but disorganized and too persistent.  The girl working asked me five or twelve times if I wanted a tasting cup, and the cups themselves were at the register instead of at the froyo dispensers.\n\nFinally, I was disappointed in the yogurt itself.  The first couple bites were okay, but it soon became all but flavorless. It wasn't really worth the calories at that point.\n\nPerhaps I shall try Sweet Frog again, especially since Chad's experience seemed to be better than mine.  I hope they get their act together, since the Yoforia nearest to me is a good 15 minutes away.  Hrmph.


Nice pool. Good Music. Nice beds. Really crowded.\nNot much to say since I didn't really have an AMAZING time, but it was pretty fun. Until everyone got kicked out cause someone yacked in the pool, and you could actually see the pieces of throw up floating around the pool. yuck. \n\nnote: $50 cover for guys, $10 cover for girls. 21+, bathing suit tops optional (for ladies).


I came here on a business trip I was less than impressed. They claim to be the #1 Sheraton in the nation for hospitality and quality service's....haha! Upon checking in they decided to hold my debit card for $200 a night in case of incidentals. Now if you have a credit card, they won't change you anything...rediculous! When I explained that I was on a business trip and that there would be no incidentals, the GQ guy behind the counter said \"it's policy and if you don't like it, then you don't have to stay\". I asked to speak to a manager and he told me no one was available...yeah right!! I think he was just on a power trip. \n\nThe room was nice nonetheless, but it smelled like smoke...grose! Especially for someone who has never smoked. But they made it a point to tell me it was a nonsmoking room while checking in and with the signs/cards all over the room. \n\nAlso, don't bring your gym cloths unless you want to take a hike to the facility (seriously) and then pay $20/day when you get there. Something they don't tell you on their website. \n\nThe pool is really cool, especially for kids with the twisty slide. They also have a fire pit to roast marshmallows. The best part of the whole trip was the boat ride to the Rawhide Ranch. The Ranch was ehh, but the boat driver was a riot with his awesome serenading voice. He is the reason for the additional star and that is it! \n\nI'm sure glad that I wasn't footing the bill otherwise I would have been super disappointed.


Awesome food


Many of the reviews of J. Alexander's have been quite descriptive so I'm going to keep mine short and to the point:\n\nI did not enjoy my experience here in the least.  Everything about this place is simply \"typical.\"


I've been here a couple times, and every time I've been underwhelmed. Not that the food is bad, just that for the price and the atmosphere, I really expect more. I asked for recommendations from the waiter, and he recommended the three most expensive items on the menu. I ordered one, and my partner ordered another, and we were both disappointed with our food.


oh in-n-out...how you'll always be the best burger in any competition with whatever east coast patty slinging, fast food dishing, french fry frying competition you face.  i'd happy take a double-double animal style with a side of fries and possibly a milkshake from you than any five guys concoction i can think up or even any artery clogging creation that spike mendelsohn can put in front of me or even a giant plate sized behemoth i can find at ray's.\n\ni miss everything about you...the well oiled machine you have running.  i love that the entire operation is always in plain view to the customer...how you have a secret menu that only true lovers of in-n-out (and anyone who can search the internet) knows about...how all the employees have aprons with giant pins knotting it all together.\n\nmaybe it's just the fact that i don't get to indulge myself in the deliciousness of in-n-out anymore that my praise for thee has grown exponentially...but i don't care, i love you.\n\nmy in-n-out pangs rival if not surpass my 2 am pollo asada burrito pangs...and that's saying a lot about someone who has a pantheon of hunger pangs.  the in-n-out purist in me doesn't want to see you franchised out, but it would be nice if the family business decided to venture east and show these elitists what a real burger should taste like.  but until my next venture back the my roots on the western side of the country, double-double animal style with crisp fries and a vanilla shake, you will be in my dreams.


So glad that Pita Jungle has come to downtown finally!  \nWe have been big fans of this local chain, but have to say our favorite one is the Arcadia location.  \nThe food is just as good at this location, but the service is the issue.  Whenever I order takeout from this location I have asked a few times for them to walk out the food to my car so I don't have to bring in my 2 toddlers, and each time they act like they are so busy and just wont have time to bring it out.  They have also done it but make comments on how they have gone the extra mile for me.  It's not like the location is that packed.. \nWhen I have dined in the dining room the service is also a bit lacking.\n\nFor food - \nThe glazed chicken lavosh and then cilantro hummus is amazing.  I also love the chicken and hummus plate.


Awesome pizza. Great bartenders. The happy hour 50 cent beers are terrific. Looking forward to coming back for dessert!


The Front Desk staff is the antithesis of hospitality. When checking in, we were informed that, without reservation, there was a walkin rate of \"x\" per night, after pulling up a reservation of \"y\" per night on Expedia. With no \"option\" to honor a competitive rate, we were made to literally sit in the lobby, book the reservation through a third party and then wait another 10 minutes for the reservation to populate in the aloft system. The gentleman, \"Dee,\" who assisted us was one of the least accommodating people in the business, busy on his personal phone half the time and second only to his a.m. counterparts who were equally displeasing at checkout. \n\nThese people are your first and last impression, aloft- get it together. Your employees just earned you a scathing Yelp! review, a vacation horror story in customer service and about 20 less future customers, in the immediate. Congrats!


A most unexpected gem! If you are a wine drinker, fabulous flights! Great selection! I can't say much more other than... AWESOME!


I am torn in writing this review because I have been going to Padre Murphy's for years without issue but my last visit really disappointed.\n\nMy husband and I both ordered burgers for lunch - I got the party melt and he had the mushroom burger. I have ha these before and they were always delicious so I thought it was a sure fire bet.\n\nWe both ordered are burgers medium well. When the food came out, it took the waiter a long time to check on us - I ended up calling him over. My burger was very dry and the party was swallowed up by the bread and bland fried onions. It was also cooked well done, but I didn't feel like waiting for another burger because we had our daughter with us. I didn't say anything to my husband but asked for ketchup for the burger. Then my husband mentioned that his burger was dry and overcooked and he didn't want to eat it so we called the waiter over again. At this point, I kindly reminded him that we had ordered our burgers medium well and these were clearly well. He then started arguing with me. He said if I wanted it slightly pink I should have ordered it medium rare! I told him my experience has always been that slightly pink was medium well. Nonetheless, we asked for a new burger for my husband. By the time it came out, we needed to leave so we asked for it to be put in a box. It was - and with nothing else - no fries or anything. We didn't get an apology, we didn't talk to a manager and we didn't get a discount on the bill. The only thing that really bothered me was the arguing... After all, it's not the waiters fault if the food is overcooked.\n\nOne last thing - I ordered a tall mixed drink and got a short instead... Minor but relevant.\n\nThis was the first time I've been really disappointed here but it was enough to make me write a review. Normally the food and service is great and we love to be able to take part in OTB. Let's hope it's better next time!


I love the food at Green. I've tried many other vegan restaurants in the valley and Green is by far my favorite. Please consider opening a Chandler location, I would be able to go way more often.


This place is terrible! The waiting time is ridiculous. My initial visit was 2 hours with a $50 fee. For what? Just a few simple vital signs that I could have taken myself. I am a regular at their Charleston location and I love it. I am in and out of there in less than 5 minutes. But today, I have been waiting for my BC Pills for over an hour. Flamingo location is NOT RECOMMENDED! And the staff is rude too.


Always a different experience I guess it just depends on whose working. Thank goodness for drive through Starbucks!


My dad held his wedding reception here at one of their private rooms, and it was a great time. We had a three course meal (then cake later on) including appetizers of  lots and lots of awesome guacamole and veggie and meat quesadillas, followed by some salads, and then followed by the main course of steak and chicken fajitas mmmmm\n\nTheir drinks are good too, but a bit on the pricey side (around $7 for a small margarita!) I figured when you're in vegas, everything is expensive anyway. But our waitress was really cool and the catering manager, Kori, was tremendously helpful. They both came to our room often to make sure we were ok.\n\nI definitely plan on coming back here with friends and trying that tequila tasting!


A year ago I would have left a 4 star score but not today.  Recently Luigi's updated their menu, and the focus is now more on pizza.  Their pizzas are great but they have only 3 items under pasta.  There are many Italian restaurants in Madison that offer plenty of pasta options so having such a limited pasta section is not the smartest move.\n\nYesterday I went with 2 friends for dinner.  I ordered the spaghetti pie without the meatballs.  When I saw my bill I was a bit surprised to see they charged the same price for my dish.  If I knew that was going to happen, I would have asked for the meatballs on the side and given it to my one friend who is a meat eater.  Another disappointment was that they gave me a tiny (and I do mean tiny!) round piece of bread with my pasta dish.  What up with that?!\n\nOtherwise, the food was good.  All of us enjoyed our meals.  My one friend commented that the pizza she ordered (chicken with goat cheese and onions) was good but not as good as Grandpas Pizzeria on Williamson St.  The appetizer we ordered, the cheese and garlic bread, was absolutely fab!  We all commented that it is probably the best cheese bread we've eaten yet.\n\nI'll go back for sure.  The restaurant is small and quaint.  The menu is not cluttered which I prefer.  The prices aren't bad either.  For the 3 of us including tax came to $42 and change for an appetizer, 12 inch pizza, the Arthur salad, spaghetti pie, iced tea, diet pop and an italian soda.  Service was pretty good too.


I was delighted to stumble upon a Prince lounge act at the Boardwalk Casino. Who doesn't love a little Prince in Vegas? On Saturday night, you can find a few fake Princes lounging around - my friends and I saw the purple jumpsuit prince (yay!) and a strangely large Prince in a tiger striped blazer (boo!). And remember they take their lounge acts seriously in Vegas. My friend was so delighted to see him, that she busted out her digicam and started snapping pictures. Much to our dismay, we got booted out of the lounge. All my friend could yell as we were escorted out was \"What's the problem? It's not like he's the REAL prince.\"


I did my grocery shopping mostly here while I was on vacation. It got the job done but is nothing special. The produce section was smaller then I would have liked but they have a whole aisle for healthy more organic options. Staff is not very friendly. Meh, gets the job done but nothing to ride home about


What a disaster. Let me first start by saying, our favorite restaurant had been Kai, when MOD was the Exec. Chef. We went several times to Renegade based on our past experience.  Each time, the food was innovative and tasty.\n\nYesterday, we invited two friends to join us for a 7:00 p.m. dinner. We arrived at 6:55 and it was evident that the hostess was a bit frazzled. The bar area seemed full but there were lots of tables in the restaurant area and only two patio tables full.\nAfter waiting about five minutes or more, we were seated. No menus - apologies because they were out of menus. Then the next clue came - the table next to us - got up and left after we had been sitting for about 10 minutes and finally received menus. Two glasses of wine took another 10 minutes. Water came right before that. The wait person said the kitchen was understaffed. Not a good sign.\n\nTwo larger parties had been waiting with children. Their food finally came. Wait staff came to tables with food and then left because they were at the wrong table. Our order went in about 30 minutes after being seated. at 8:15, someone came by after my husband pointed out we had been sitting since 7:00 p.m. He said that they were \"slammed\" and our food would be out in 10 minutes. 8:30 no - food - only two glasses of wine and iced tea (had asked for hot tea) - we left.\n\nFood had been good the previous times, but the disorganization with the wait staff and kitchen isn't a good sign. When we left, there were very few tables full in the bar. The patio had maybe 5 tables full. This is a sorry state for what was a pretty innovative restaurant. We won't likely be back.


A friend and I crashed here for one night on a Saturday night recently on the tail end of a cross country trip. We picked the Queens because of the location and the price wasn't too bad either. \n\nI did have a few issues with the place however. First, the receptionist at the desk was rude. We were walk-ins and being in the industry I know there is some sort of attitude that a walk in brings but seriously lady do you want to sell the room or not? Instead of telling me things that would persuade me to find another hotel why not smile and just take my credit card? \n\nAlso this may be my own naivety, but do you have to place the elevators and the front desk on opposite ends of the casino? I get that you want the foot traffic but it just looks sloppy with dozens of people walking around and playing slots and you're walking in between them with all your luggage. \n\nAll in all the strip was alright, It was my first time in Vegas and we had hiked 5 hours early in the morning then drove 6 hours to Vegas so I could have liked it more but it was an experience for sure.


Avocado Smoothie was Very Good!  Art on Boys room Door is just right!!\n\nService was Fantastic!  Place looks really cool (they could lose a few if the  pictures on the wall)!  Dancing must stay and the Guys at her table can stay too, they were quite the ENTERTAINMENT!!!\n\nFish Sauce was good with more spice than I have eaten anywhere... Broken Rice was Perfect.\n\nMeat was just ok or not quite!  They served us some kind of Broth that I was glad we did not order, it was Bad!  I'm sure they have better Pho... We did not taste any.\n\n Vietnamese Coffee was not quite right!!!


Greasy , Wet , soagy . They were out of chicken, so i got a mixed of what ever they had left.


The early bird doesn't catches the worm at Marche Atwater, especially on a cold winter Sunday morning....\n\nOnly handful of stores are opened... but luckily we able to get some pastries at Boulangerie Premi\u00e8re Moisson as breakfast, a great start for the morning.\n\nBy 8:30 am then some of the fresh products stands and stores starts opening up.\n\nMarche Atwater is a lot smaller than I expect, maybe it is winter so none of the outdoor vendors are open??\n\nNext time I will skip Atwater and go to Jean-Talon instead.


Britney Clark was fantastic with her services! We met her and gave her all the information necessary to serve our party.\n\nWe handed her an OOP along with a picture of the person needed to be served, and she was able and successful at serving her within 5 minutes!\n\nMoney well spent, thank you Britney!


Not only is the food delicious, but the service was fantastic as well. The staff did everything to make sure me and my kids had a great experience. I'll be back again soon.


Gave this places another shot after feeling pretty dissatisfied the first time. Second time I left with same ripped off grossed out feeling. I love gourmet burgers, but there's something about this place that grosses me out. I love all kinds of ethnic food, so it's not the Asian twist on the burgers I'm talking about. If you want a delicious gourmet style burger go to Gordon Ramsay Burgr in planet Hollywood. It's about the same price too!


Typical diner food. Not bad not good. Egg and I is a much better breakfast place. I had classic eggs Benedict and hash browns. Nothing really blew our socks off. Husband had turkey and dressing. Little on the dry side. Gravy was bland.


This was my first visit here and it's right down the street from my house so I finally decided to try it. \n\nWell it was OK not horrible not great just OK! \n\nI ordered the Orange Chicken it came with fried rice and an egg roll. The Orange Chicken was not that great I would not order it again, the fried rice was dry and tasteless! The only thing I did enjoy was the egg roll and how can you mess that up? \n\nAlthough I did not have a good experience I am going to try this place out again because I have heard a lot of good about this place.\n\nI truly think I probably ordered the worst dish on the menu, every time I order Orange Chicken somewhere I'm always disappointed no matter where I go. I think I'm done ordering that dish period and will try new and other chicken dishes. I must say the chicken they use is nice quality all white meat chicken which is what I like! \n\nI attached a photo, the portion size is good for the dinner special which includes fried or steamed rice and one egg roll. $6.75\n\nI will be returning soon and hopefully next time ill be giving this place 4 stars!


Shops punting high-end electronic goods are the male equivalent of a fancy boutique with expensive handbags and shoes in the window. Anyone with a set of testicles will find it quite difficult to not get captivated by the enormous TVs on sale in here, but the astronomical cost will almost certainly have them heading to the Internet or the back of a lorry afterwards.\n\nHaving just had to replace, at great cost, a PlayStation 3 for the second time in two years I'm no longer quite as convinced about the quality.


We started off with the usual chips and salsas followed by 2-item combinations - enchilada and chile relleno served with refried beans, unadorned salad and Spanish rice.  Though restaurant names differ, the same mediocre Tex-Mex food may be found in most casinos.


I agree with all the other reviews. This place is horrible. The office employees are not very bright. It took a month and a half after filling out the application to know if we were approved or not, and we didn't find out until the day before our move in date! And that was with constant calling and going down to the office. They are extremely unorganized, and they are very polite and friendly, until you move in. Then they act like they can't be bothered with you or your problems. They can't keep track of anything, it takes constant calling to make sure they are on top of your requests. I would not refer this apartment complex to ANYONE.


Last winter I was in between gyms so thought I'd check capital out. It wasn't too out of the way, had it's own parking, and they had a deal going for a cheap 2 month membership. I did not renew that membership. \n\nThe good: \nEven though they are downtown, they do have parking. It's free early in the morning and later at night. Since I tended to go in the morning around 530-6am, it was nice to have a free covered space to park. \n\nIn the mornings when I went there were always plenty of cardio machines available. \n\nThe downstairs weight lifting area had plenty of weights, squat rack, and even some nice heavier kettlebell pairs to use. And you got to check out the shoes of morning commuters walking past the windows. \n\nMost classes are included in your membership. I tried several different ones. The most interesting was the Trek class which was a guided running (or walking if needed) workout on treadmills. It definitely made indoor winter running easier. \n\nThe bad: \nThey frequently have online specials on their website, but the front desk staff seemed pretty clueless about them. No one gave me a tour or explained how anything was set up. I had to wander around myself to find stuff. The gym is spread over 4 floors, so it can be a bit confusing. \n\nNo one explained how their class systems work. You have to get a pass for the yoga from the front desk, sign up, and then give the pass to the instructor. I had no clue about any of this and the desk workers and class instructors did nothing to help an unfamiliar face figure things out. \n\nThey cancel classes quite frequently. I've liked them on facebook and nearly daily there is some notice about upcoming classes being cancelled. Sometimes the notification is on the day of which would suck if you were planning on attending that class in a hour. \n\nOnce I had figured the yoga classes out, I took a couple of them and they went ok. I'm not great at yoga (tightest hamstrings and glutes in the world? this girl), but I have taken many classes before at different gyms and yoga studies. I didn't go to any advanced classes here, but only those labeled as good for beginners. They had one morning class that was supposed to be gentle, easy, wake up and be refreshed class. The first two times I took it, I felt great afterwards. No pretzel-like poses, just nice opening things up for the day. The third time I took the class there was a different teacher. I don't recall what the guys name was, but I don't think he read the description for the class he was teaching. It was much more intense flow with advanced poses. Several of the students weren't able to even get into the poses, but he gave no alternatives at all. The longer the class went on, the more frustrated I got. When there are only 8 people in the class and 4 of them can't do something for the past 5 minutes of poses and are just standing there, maybe you should switch things up or give alternatives or something. As the class went on I became more and more frustrated. When you are planning on a relaxing morning and then have this thrown at you, it kinda ruins your morning. For the first time in my life, I rolled up my mat and left after about 40 min of the hour long class. I went to the weight room and lifted heavy weights to burn off my frustration. Just thinking about that class is getting me annoyed right now. Ugh.


Well Pie Zanos is no longer at the location on 75th Ave and Bell.   After a short stint here it looks like they packed up everything and moved to 51st Ave and Bell.  The new address on their website is 5060 West Bell Rd.  I hope the change in venue works out for them.


Growing up in Chicago, where I was introduced to gourmet popcorn at an early age, I always searched for a place that could come close in comparison. Popcorn girl is just that. I first got word of this place after getting a mini bag as a gift from my boss. I immediately paid a visit to the store and was surprised by the variety they had to offer--Original, cheese, caramel, candy, nuts, and chocolate. \n\nThe menu of popcorn selections make it very easy to order. They arrange all six types and include all flavors underneath each type. The lowest price type being those in the original heading and the highest being those under the chocolate heading. The price also varies according to the bag size, box, or tin as they also offer gift giving options. I personally like to get a variety of mini bags as it is always fun to have a variety to choose from, give some to friends, or SNEAK INTO THE MOVIE THEATER TO REBEL AGAINST THE HIGH PRICE OF MOVIE THEATER POPCORN. ;)\n\nIf you haven't had gourmet popcorn before, it is good to note that the caramel and candy flavors tend to be on the sweeter side, but have an almost crunchy consistency that I personally love. The others tend to be bit more chewy. I am unsure if that is just a different way they prepare it as I have tried other gourmet popcorn companies (i.e. Popcornopolis, Garrett, etc) that were not so chewy, but you can even see the difference in the popped kernels. \n\nOne thing I love about Popcorn Girl is that you are able to sample any flavor they have, but beware... This often gets me to buy more than I intended! ;)


Update.\n\nEven though I had to return to this location to receive a full refund, the manager on duty acquiesced and offered me a free dinner.\n\nI did not accept any free food, but I did receive an email from Panera informing me that they would be more than happy to mail me a gift certificate as a \"gesture of goodwill.\"  \n\nEven though their initial service is less than stellar, it appears as though Paradise/Panera is committed to improving their customer service.  \n\nTheir attempts to rectify my issue are admirable.


I'm not sure where all the negative reviews are coming from.  I'm a foodie but not a food snob....  Hubby is neither.  Surprisingly, we were both satisfied here!  We came in on a groupon that allowed us to order appetizers, entrees, drinks and desserts.  We were seated very quickly and greeted by our waitress, Heather, within minutes. We ordered the tri sampler and it was great, (BBQ wings, fried zucchini & mozzarella sticks) totally typical bar food. Next came our drinks, 2 margaritas, and this is the only place where we knocked a star. They were so weak I order a shot of Patron to add to mine...and I am not a drinker. Our entrees came quickly.  The grilled mahi-mahi with guacamole was perfectly cooked, just a little salty for my taste. The steamed veggies were yummy too.  Hubby's French dip was good and the sweet potato fries were crisp and fluffy.  Dessert was a cheesecake - typical, but yummy.  Heather, our server was stellar.  We would definitely go back for a casual night with friends.  Oh and on Saturday nights, there is a car show that happens right outside Cactus Moon - with live music.  And the misters keep you cool. :)


Went here the other night for a client holiday party.  There was about 10 of us at the table.  The restaurant is nice, clean and comfortable.  Diners were wearing business casual.  Appeared to be a nice place to take a date or go out for a business lunch or dinner.  I was a little taken back by the paper covers on the tablecloths, but again, Italian food is messy.\n\nThe server was very knowledgeable about the menu, pasta and wine, and made some excellent recommendations.  I was appreciative of her knowledge. \n\nI ordered eggplant parmesan.  Other guests ordered scampi, fresh fish, and pork medallions.  Every dish came out beautifully prepared, very large portions, everything was fresh.  Everyone raved about their food.\n\nThe eggplant parmesan was covered in cheese and fresh, home-made marinara sauce.  It was delicious and I wanted to eat every bite, but it was so huge!.  This dish could easily have fed four people!\n\nI was too full to eat another bite by the time dessert came around, but the 10 of us shared a tiramisu.  It was creamy and flavorful, more like a pudding than a cake.  \n\nGreat place!  We will be back!


The Vdara is for you if you want: to be in City Center where the hotels are all modern with no tacky themes, no smoking, spacious all suite rooms, don't mind short walks to the Aria, Cosmopolitan or Bellagio for gaming, buffets and restaurants. The in-room dining with butler style service is very nice and the concierge was very patient and helpful.  All of the staff I interacted with were very courteous. \n\nVdara is not for you if you want: smoking, gaming in house, a selection of restaurants, or a large pool and pool scene.\n\nI had a wonderful experience there and would certainly return again.\n\nTips: ask for a robe and slippers, ask for the plates/silverware too so you can fulfill those late night snacking urges. Ask for the late checkout, they gave us 1 hour no problem and early check-in was a breeze.


This place takes total advantage of tourists.  My dad and I rented mountain bikes here after reading about the trail to the Hoover Dam from Boulder City in a Rails to Trails magazine.  This business was 'recommended' by the magazine.  When we rented our bikes, my front tire was flat (they didn't bother to check them).  They didn't provide us with a map of the area (which would have been helpful since the trail doesn't start at the bike shop.  The rates also take advantage of tourists.  The only way to avoid having to pay the full day rate would be to immediately turn around at the dam and ride back because the trail is a significant downhill from Boulder City to the dam. \n\nIf you have two vehicles available, i recommend parking one at the dam so you can bring yourselves and the bikes back since that will cost you an additional charge.  All in all, they know that 1. you're not going to want to ride back and charge a fee for pick up, and 2. that if you take a tour you'll have to pay for the full day because it'll take long enough that your 3 hours will be eaten up


The first time we tried the restaurant was on a Saturday at lunch and the patio hadn't been cleaned from Friday night with dishes still on the tables. The happy hour beer selection is excellent and the pizza is pretty good but unfortunately, they failed our number one bar food test, the nacho test! Their nachos are quite possibly the worst we've ever had. Don't be fooled by the 'queso' description on the menu, the queso is simply a small lump of slightly warmed cheese sauce plunked on top of a bowl of cold dry chips and completely flavorless ground beef. \n\nLastly, we are big fans of eating outdoors this time of year and but unfortunately, the small patio is used as the smoking section for the restaurant so it is thick with cigarette smoke making it a nasty experience.\n\nBecause the servers are always pleasant and the happy hour beer prices are good we may be back for a beer, but it won't be the local dinner spot we'd hoped it would be.


Food portions were huge, food was just meh.


Worst place i've eaten in a long time. The waitress was very indifferent to how our food was,wheather we were happy with it or not. Way over priced. Much more experience than most mexican restaurants. Whoever called this tex mex has never had real tex mex. Don't even know where it came by the the name. Give this place a pass. There are way too many restaurants in the area to go to this one. All Mexican restaurants give free chips,this one charges. You even have to request hot sauce. I wrote a complaint via the internet to Cactus Jack and they didn't even bother to respond. I hope this place goes under quickly and allows a decent restaurant to take its place.


Been going to this place since it first opened.  David always takes care of us.  This place is always fresh & has high quality AYCE sushi, that rivals non-AYCE places!  Huge assortment and great appetizers too!  Awesome & friendly staff.  It can get super busy, so we usually just slip in and take a seat at the bar rather than waiting for a table.


Food good but not as good as Wicked Spoon of Wynn's buffet.\nService was not good.\nRestrooms were terrible!!!


Read the reviews and was pretty pleased.....until I got to this Salvation Army. Major disappointment :/ \nThere is a mix of really old clothes & old shoes, really old worn out furniture, and dishes. I'm not expecting pristine items, but c'mon now these things should be given away to people in need, not charging them!  I was at least hoping to find  anything older vegas style, anything!!!! Found not a single item.....Oh well, on to the next shop.   \nPlenty of parking thou


Headed in for lunch.  This was my second time to buldogis.  Everything was even better this time around! \n\nIt's really cute inside.  Clean and inviting.  \n\nEven though I've only been once before, the owner remembered and welcomed me back; that's always nice!\n\nI had the beef bulgogi dog, and we also tried the beer battered fried pickles and classic fries.  Part of the fun of eating here is watching everyone try to fit their loaded dog into their mouth and all the toppings falling into a pile.  It's messy and finger licking good.  The beef bulgogi dog was excellent.  It had korean bulgogi style beef on top with green onions, sesame seeds and a zingy mayo.  Yum!  The fried pickles were probably the best version I've ever had.  The gave us a zesty east coast mayo for dipping.  The fries were crisp and seasoned and we got bloody mary ketchup and bbq ketchup to spruce them up.  They have loads of fun flavor of mayo and ketchup which you can sample for just 25 cents a piece.  \n\nThe hot dogs themselves are excellent and you can build your own if you are apprehensive about international toppings.  They are plump and juicy and all beef goodness.  My dad had a traditional chicago style dog and loved it.  They also have favorites like a chilli cheese dog, corn dog and so on.  \n\nThe prices are super reasonable.  I fed all three of us, with drinks, for $23.\n\nTry this place with for a delicious and creative twist on an old favorite.


Been tattoo'd by Gianni for years and this shop and all that are in it are nothing but an extension of his greatness. Be smart get a great tattoo from this shop.


I'm adding to the chorus of \"the people here are incredibly rude.\" They have this policy that you must leave behind two yards of fabric or you have to buy all of it - except it's not exactly uniformly enforced. I went to buy fabric today to make blankets for gifts, and it took me ages to sort through the leaning tower of fleece just to *find something that was at least a yard*!! There were so many pieces of fabric that had to be just six inches, 10 inches, maybe a foot and a half...hardly anything you can use for almost any sort of project. \n\nWhen I *finally* found something that was at least a yard and had a cute pattern, I took it to be cut. The woman cutting my fabric insisted I had to get additional yards of one type that I didn't even need because otherwise I'd be leaving a yard behind here and there and that was against their policy. She didn't even explain it nicely, she just said \"did you read the paper?\" and pointed at it. I would've just returned those pieces and went back to get alternatives from the giant pile, but I had spent so much time finding at least a yard each that I was now running late.\n\nSo now I have FAR more fabric than I needed and I feel super ripped off. They have a good selection, but I'm not going back. It hardly matters if the fabric is decently priced when you have to cross your fingers and toes you'll find at least a yard of it, and then end up paying out of the rear for extra. Ugh.


I had pants hemmed here and, while the guy did a decent job (though they still ended up too long even though he pinned them while I had them on?) it was absurdly expensive and took A WEEK.  \n\nCome on now.


This place has so much promise, but it fell short.  I had a Groupon I bought before I read the Yelp reviews.  Live and learn!\n\nI asked my server, who was quite good, what recommendation he would have between the 8 oz filet and the macadamia nut encrusted sea bass. He recommended the sea bass and that's what I ordered.  The plating was done nicely, but I do have a dislike for things piled on top of each other.  If I want my beans and potatoes mixed, I'll do it myself.\n\nA couple of things to note:  The macadamia nut crust was so finely chopped that it was impossible to get a taste of macadamia.  A little more coarse chop, please;  second, the fish was moist and tasty, but I don't think it was sea bass--at least like no other sea bass I've had.  It had more of a look, texture, and taste of haddock.  Was this a substitution?  Last, there was a bone in the fish.  Now I know, fish have bones.  But, for a moment I felt like Geoffrey Zakarian or Alex Guarnaschelli on Chopped and I wanted to turn up my nose and say the chef needed to be chopped.  Redeeming feature follows.\n\nThe dessert of Mud Pie was superb!  I should have had this for dinner and skipped the fish.  The chocolate ice cream with the cookie crumb crust was heavenly.  The other redemption came in the form of my server.  When informed I was using a Groupon, he told me approximately how much I had used and suggested ordering more to get the full value.  Now, that's service!\n\nI'm not sure if I'd return here.  I think I know now why the other places all had a lot of folks and this relatively large restaurant had few diners.


I absolutely love this shop. Both women who attend the shop, one being the owner I believe are absolutely friendly. However, honest enough when asked what do you think, they give you an opinion that actually counts instead of the normal shop garbage of everything looks great. \n\nI found so much at this shop I loved. Some sexy high pumps, a couture dress and several pieces of jewelry fitting a hard to please friend's taste. \nThe prices are reasonable, and if its been there for awhile she'll work with you a bit. \nA truly great gem amongst the resale shops.\nIt really depends on the item if its expensive or not. Its very worth it going in.


Unfortunately, I couldn't indulge because of my post flight nausea, but I did take a few sips of the matzo ball soup, which was really good!  On another day, I would be overjoyed at the sight of the sandwiches, which are immense.  But alas, today was not the day.  \n\nIf I were to come back, I would bee line to the BLT, which was stacked high!  I detract one star for the $3 sharing charge, which I think is ridiculous.


The cheeseburgers were nasty.  When our food was delivered the hamburgers were gray in color and they tasted soggy and flavorless.  Do not waste your money here.


I visited this store the other day and spoke with a gentleman named Jerry that worked in the store.  I was looking for one day bus passes and he stated that they only sell 15 and 30 day bus passes.  He proceeded to let me know where I can go to get these bus passes at several places and was so nice about it.  Anyone that goes above and beyond to help someone out that didn't purchase a thing in the store, gets 5 stars in my book!  Thank you Jerry for the helpful information.


Been craving a slice of NY pie since our trip to the Garden for Phish's NYE run. So glad I found this place. The owner is unbelievably nice and his pizza was exactly what I needed.


While the Campus Inn offers quite a bit of charm and while the Inn's lobby has been renovated quite extensively, what really disappointed me was the outdated room that I received and the very flimsy bed and old sheets in that room.\n\nNow, the hotel does offer free wifi, a decent breakfast and a manager's reception, but as a business traveler, those perks eventually come standard with any hotel. On the other hand, the room that I received could have been better.\n\nThe bed was small and quite uncomfortable, and the room had clearly once been a smoking room. The bathtub also did not drain properly. I thought long about calling them to fix it, and just decided that it wasn't really worth it, since I only planned to shower once a day anyway.\n\nIn all, I have a good idea of what to receive given a certain location and price point, and I just felt that at the Campus Inn's price point, given that it's in Madison, WI, it didn't really offer much value for me to recommend it.


I suppose when it's Gordon Ramsay's restaurant you expect more or better than average.\nLike everyone else I have watched his shows and he seems to be a passionate chef.\nThere was a 45 minute wait to get a table- that's fair it was a Friday night so we went and killed some time until our text message informed us the table was ready. The staff uniforms are RIDICULOUS, so blatantly inappropriate, ill fitting and unflattering. Please change them- what a joke they are. The umbrella girls at motorpsorts events are wearing more clothes than the poor girls working at BURGR.\nThe burgers took another 45 minutes to come out and they were okay but not great. My husband got the truffle fries with the truffle aioli, which frankly all just tasted like garlic and not much else. I cook for my family most nights so the burgers were not earth shatteringly good or something I couldn't whip up in 15 minutes. i just expected more.\nWell I did get more when the bill came $150 for 2 adults and 2 kids for a burger meal. \nWe won't go back to BURGR, but there certainly is a slew of Gordon Ramsay restaurants to choose from in Las Vegas. He seems to be a hard worker and he's making hay while the sun shines.


Not sure what all the negative reviews were for.  They were fabulous.  The woman who answered their phone was very helpful and and communicative.  They had to reschedule, but called and gave me plenty of notice.  They showed up on time and were able to take most of what I needed to be hauled away.  For a free service I have absolutely no complaints!!! Would definitely use them again.


I am not a huge slices fan, but let me start by saying I know a lot of people who are. I've gone in for a slice at lunch and each time find that the pizza is a bit cold and has been sitting there for a while - doesn't look that great. The location is crowded and waiting in line is uncomfortable. Also, not that they can control this, but I want to gag walking to and from because I have to pass by Hippie Gypsy and that nasty incense smell makes me loose my appetite. Let me conclude by saying the pizza is not all that bad though.


Awful. Just awful. \n\nIn this establishment, you order at a counter of shouting service-people, each vying for your attention at their line. You place your order (standard hot subs), and then, while you stand or sit to wait, workers run up and down the long restaurant yelling out order numbers. The atmosphere is chaotic, and yet the wait still managed to be quite long. \n\nThe price was quite high: a regular-sized sub, a cookie, and a drink for $13. \n\nThe worst part was the sandwich itself. The first time I went, I found it to be a very run-of-the mill hot sub. I was ambivalent. However, I decided to give it another shot and, though I had a similar experience with the services, the roast beef dip sub on whole grain was *absolutely disgusting.* The bread had an unpleasant, dry, dense flavor and texture, and the meat was highly salted leather akin to beef jerky. Dipping it in the au jus managed only to make it soggy and even saltier. \n\nReally, I would eat at any single place downtown before I will be back to this establishment or any of its other locations.


I LOVE this hotel and the staff! When I come back to the Phoenix area, I will stay at the Hyatt Place again and again They have shuttle and will take you to Casino Arizona or to Main and Sycamore light rail and bus stop. \nI'm NOT a big fan of their breakfast!!


I am a huge fan of yogurt, but I love the old school places that make it for you. I had heard good things and in my area, i had to check out Menchie's. They have a great selection of options, which change daily, and allow tastings. I did taste a few options and filled my cup, no toppings. It was good, but the price is based on the weight and can be deceiving. \nIt is a nice stop with outside tables to enjoy on a warm afternoon, but I will stick to some of the non-self serve yogurt shops..


I wish I'd read the Yelp reviews prior to stopping in to Pepe's. The super burrito was anything but \"super\". The carne asada was more like tiny minced meat and the size of the burrito should've been listed as puny, especially for the price.\n\nThe wife's breakfast burrito was no better and she could barely eat it. Never, never, never again.


I called the local phone number located on my bill and it was answered by a person located in another state. I explained I would like to pay my HOA dues through the end of the year. The operator then informed me their fee for accepting my payment would be over $200.00. When I questioned why, she stated that was their payment fee based on the amount I was paying. OK....if we want to pay ahead we are penalized???Fee for what???Its already a HOA fee. Is this a fee for making a payment on a fee?? How stupid. I have normally paid through bill pay from same bank account and no fee and if I want to pay by phone there is a fee and if you pay on their web site there is also a fee. Not a happy resident.


It seems to me a strange decision to take your typical vietnamese restaurant and turn it into a not-so-typical vietnamese restaurant and then raise the prices, but not the quality. The old vietnamese restaurant that stood in the same place was typical and nothing to write home about. When I saw the new place pop up a couple years ago, I was intrigued but never thought to go there, being that there are at least 2 restaurants in that same plaza that I would much rather go to. But I had the urge to try it with a friend and I came out unimpressed. There are about 5-7 Vietnamese places within a 10 mile radius of this place and I find it strange that their prices are higher than all the rest. Their soup in pho wasnt especially good, though it was passable. Their rice dishes seemed to be on par with others but for the price you would expect more. The only redeeming thing about this place would be the more contemporary decor that you don't see in most other Vietnamese places. It was cleaner and from the table setup you could tell they are aiming for a higher echelon of clientele.  \n\nThe bottom line: The food was ok. The ambience was better than most. If you care about such things then this may be the place for you. As for me, I'd rather save a couple bucks, endure a nondescript dining area and go to one of the many places just minutes away.


Your juices and bombas are divine and the service is superb. The torta was a bit spicy for my taste, but I bet there are people out there who absolutely love the heat. I'll go for something a bit milder next time. I had no idea this little gem was hidden down here in Tempe. Must repeat visit.


Absolutely wonderful!!! I planned my boyfriend's surprise 30th in Vegas with about 10 of our closest friends! The staff at Las vegas Custom Cakes were incredible. They talked me through all of the steps and completely eased the anxiety of ordering/booking a trip from Boston to Vegas. The cake was a huge hit and exactly how I pictured! And it wasn't just beautiful to look at, the taste was delicious. I'd recommend Las Vegas Custom Cakes to anyone!


Ordered a 9$ cheesesteak for lunch. It took them over an hour to deliver it (only a few blocks away)\n\nI was also very disappointed with the quality of sandwich I got for 9$ it was mostly bread. The meat wasn't spread through the whole sandwich so I was left with cheesy bread ends. \n\nOver priced and slow. No go.


This bar definitely feels like it should be on the beach in Mexico, and if it was it would be awesome! I thought it was just okay, not the best crowd, and a little run down. Probably won't be going back because there are so many other good places in the area.


Nice venue!  I saw Celine Dion here and there's nothing quite like 22,000 crazy Quebecois who love their native girl.  \n\nDespite the massive volume of people at the event, the crowd flowed smoothly and there wasn't much of a backup anywhere.  Found my seats easily each time I went, and the security checkpoint was QUICK!  High marks to them for organization.  \n\nMy only complaint was the restrooms... too few restrooms, and the water pressure for the toilets was horrible due to way too much usage all at once.  There were more women in attendance than men, so maybe that was why it was so bad.


Heard about it through the grapevine and figured, why the heck not?  We went on a Tuesday evening just after 6pm and waited about 5 minutes to be seated.  We were seated in the VERY LAST BOOTH you could get from the conveyor belt, so that sucked rocks as everything had been picked over.  Still, food was decent.  Spicy tuna was nice and spicy, the tempura roll was still hot from the fryer and the veggie rolls were very crisp and delicious.  The cream puffs were frozen solid and never defrosted.  Didn't get to try any of the salads, but the seaweed salad looked phenomenal.  We weren't given plates to lay our chopsticks on, so we grabbed some empty ones from the conveyor belt as it was hard (being in the corner booth) to get anyone's attention.  They turned OFF the conveyor belt while we were still sitting and munching at our table so a waitress finally walked over and said that if we needed anything to go through her.  Then she disappeared, walking throughout the restaurant.  She was nice....but never came back to us, until we asked for our bill then she got a little bit snotty with *why did we take the plates off the conveyor belt*.  \n\nBecause we were never given any plates to put our chopsticks on and we didn't want to just lay them on the table or on the dirty plates.  So, they were a little miffy about it since there were drinks or snacks that we could have been charged for (but again, any *normal* person would notice there was an empty snack/soda/juice container on the table to correspond with the empty plate--duh).  \n\nI can see how this place would fill up fast and could get insanely crowded.  I just didn't like the fact that they TURNED OFF THE CONVEYOR BELT while we were still sitting and eating--that's a sure sign of them not so subtly saying \"Please leave\".  Really felt like they tried to rush the two last tables on that side of the room OUT the door so they could clean and close up that portion of the restaurant.  I didn't enjoy that.  \n\nIT was a little bit loud in there--reminded me of 90's pop rock sung in Japanese--cute, but annoying.  Definitely could have been turned WAY DOWN.


Nothing to get excited about.  The food is OK but don't go out of your way to visit this place....the prices are a little expensive for what you get and the food isnt any better than what you get at Filbertos.  At least the dinning room is nice, clean, and comfortable.  (unlike many other places in AJ).


We came to the Monte Carlo hoping to get a deal on a room + the Jabbawockeez show. As it turned out, the rooms were cheap. \n\nWe walked into the hotel the night we wanted to stay there and ended up with a Monaco Suite for about $70. This room was about 700 ft. and had one and a half bath. The room layout was a little odd so it felt as though the space wasn't being used the most effectively. The room came with a flat screen TV but was placed a good 15+ feet away from the bed so it looked really small. Our view was rather horrendous being mostly the roof of the casino and just a little bit of the strip. As far as other Yelper's comments about traveling sound, we didn't once hear a neighbor or someone walking in the halls (and we were right next to the elevator). The other reviews are accurate regarding the rooms being, ah, aromatic. The wired internet would not work at all but the wifi was solid. The room seemed clean enough. It was simply a one night stay and it isn't really like I plan to spend all that much time in my room anyway. There are much better things to do in Vegas.\n\nWe didn't check out the spa. Which I rather wished we had since the fee it automatically added. We were actually looking to get the spa suite but they were all booked for the night.\n\nThe Jabbawockeez show (MUS I C) was a lot of fun. We got a 15% discount since we stayed in the hotel. It wasn't a great deal but I appreciate any discount willingly given.\n\nThe casino floor seemed to me to be on the small side. There were a decent amount of slot machines but not a ton of tables. We were hoping that maybe they had two sets of tables, but after walking from one end of the casino to the other, we realized we would have to make due with what we saw. All of the staff was friendly. The players card works for all MGM casinos so I was able to still use the one from when I stayed at the Mirage. \n\nI did win $500 at one of the Wheel of Fortune machines. Does this have anything to do with the Monte Carlo Casino itself? No. BUT I GOT TO WIN $500! That is bound to color any trip just a little bit better! =)


I was surprised that a resort could be so mediocre.  Here's my take (and I stay here rather regularly due to business travel):\n\n+ Cookies at your bedside in the evenings\n+ Complimentary bottle of water \n+ Shower is awesome\n+ Pool is extra huge and relaxing\n- Decor is so 1980s/1990s\n- Insects are pretty common here for some reason. Yesterday I had to kill some small flying thing.\n- Driving from the lobby to the rooms.  This was a little confusing when I first came here.\n- No special amenity for Silver or Gold members.  Only Platinum members get special stuff.


These guys have never been less than stellar in the service they provide.  I have used them for years as a homeowner as well as CEO of medium-sized Human Services agency in the Chandler area.  These folks will help you with what you need, research options for you, allow you to return batteries without question, are very knowledgeable, and best of all, really not afraid to take a risk by trusting their customers.  I highly recommend them


Location: Plateau-ish area, near Laurier metro. Street parking available but pay attention to the signs.\n\nThe place: It's small, decor is minimal, and there's a pool table that in't very strategically positioned in the middle of the place. I'm still trying to figure that one out since if you happen to be sat right behind said pool table, you risk having your back or arse poked with a stick. Anyway. The theme here, is 80s-90s, which I can tolerate in small doses but not so much for an entire evening. The wait staff (at least the gals) are outfitted in retro 80s gear and the music being played is genre, Londonbeat, Madonna, Micheal Jackson etc. \n\nThe food: I went for Burger week. Will I go back? Nope. I orderd the veggie burger, also known as the Humus burger; while the bun itself was actually quite good, the patty was just this brown lump that, at first glance, didn't look very appetizing. Was it good? It was OK but I've had better Falafel-style patties elsewhere. Half my burger was missing the bottom so I basically ate that half with a knife and fork while I ate the other as a burger should be eaten: with my bare hands. The burger was topped with lettuce, tomato, exactly two sweet potato chips, and was accompanied by coleslaw. No fries included. As far as burgers go, it was dull. The coleslaw was spicy and just not good. Spicy coleslaw just doesn't work for me. My date ordered a meat burger that she said was burnt, and the accompanying fries were cold. \n\nService: The service was fine, but the waitress didn't explain the two different burgers that were on offer for Burger week (we told her that's why we were there). It was also incredibly slow to actually get our food - maybe that's why the fries were cold. On the up side, we weren't pressed to leave when were done. \n\nPrice point: $11 for the veggie burger. Personally, if you're going to give me a mediocre burger and not include fries, $11 is overpriced.


Got my opportunity to check in over at Nu Sanctuary Lounge and preview the place for my upcoming birthday party next week.... All I can say is \"this place has potential\".  \n\nNU stands for \"naked\" in French and the lounge is representative of the beauty of the naked life and afterlife.  It showcases good and evil with a large tree inside representing the tree of life.  Anyone with art taste that is a fan of Dali will love this lounge.  The fare is a fusion style from various places around the globe.  \n\nI'm a huge fan of the founders previous location (Almaza) and remember when he told me that his dream was to find a way to bring hookah to the heart of Las Vegas; now with Town Square NU Lounge may just do that.  With it's fantastic location inside TS and the plethora of menu items I find NU Sanctuary to be absolutely amazing.  I cannot wait to write my birthday review, but from what I saw last night, I may be throwing up a five-star.


Went for happy hour Friday @ 4pm.  The place was nice and welcoming, we sat at the bar.  Drink specials for Fridays and Saturday's are $5 select Vodkas and one Rum.  I had two martini's, one dirty and one straight up, both were good.  The dirty could have been more dirty.  Husband got a mixed drink with the rum, still good. A little small, but I think the portions depend on what drink you order. Best just to ask the bartender and tell them what specifically you are looking for in a drink.  \n\nFood came out very quickly.  Ordered the Calamari, skip that one next time. The Maui Burger, great! It seemed as if it was made with a little bit of sausage, not a bad thing, a unique taste that was refreshing.  Spareribs, also good. Tender.  Catfish taco was the winner.  They only give you one, order more than one. Hands down though, best flavor of the night. Can't be beat for $2.  We ate for $9 total and drank for $21 dollars, we were done in about an hour. It was a good happy hour.


This place ROX ! The ramen was so good and flavorful but sometimes the ramen comes lukewarm. Maybe because there are too many people sometimes ?


I would have given one star, but the exterior did look good.  I wouldn't recommend the \"upgrades\" that they offer. Long story short, I was offered a wax and declined. Next he commented on dirt marks on the interior door, and the leather seats. He said as he was tapping my drivers seat \"we can make these look like new\" he also said that they were going to \"clean everything\". It also sounded like he said something about leather conditioner for the seats, but I'm not sure because his accent was very thick. I figured I could use those services because the car is two years old, and the leather could use a cleaning. I agreed to that, and went inside to pay. The cost of the interior clean upgrade was significant, and I was expecting the job would reflect the cost of the service. The inside is nice. There are comfortable couches inside and TV. About 20 to 30 minutes pass, and my car was ready. I go out to look at the job they did, and it was very obvious that they did absolutely nothing to the seats. The rest of the interior was pretty clean but it wasn't an amazing job either. I commented on how the seats weren't cleaned to the guy who takes the ticket. His response was \"no, that is something different.\" I told him that the guy at the entrance said that the seats would be cleaned as well. The only cleaning they did on the interior was: the windows, vacuum and Armor All on the inside. I would have liked to talk with the manager about the issue, but did not have the time. Instead I just won't go back.


I ordered for delivery, they did not include cheese on my sandwich, the pizza was stone cold, but the worst part was how rude the worker was when I called.  I will never do business with them again even if they gave me everything for free, HORRIBLE


Packed like a can of sardines...smelled fishy too..*scratches head*\n\nOverpacked, much older crowd it seemed (even the go-go dancers), and a bunch of smokers blowing way too much smoke (pet peeve) = Not my cup of tea.\n\nWeaved our way in...danced a little in what seemed to have an open spot to maneuver...OH MY GAWD..it took forever walking from the entrance to the bar and to the mini dancefloor..only to find ourselves walking back out since it was way too damn packed. We were a group of nine girls and we held each other's hands, hoping not to lose anyone in the crowd.\n\nAlthough we got in for free, it seemed like everyone else did as well. I don't mind paying cover if it means I get a little bit of breathing room ya know. I was literally inhaling smoke left and right @ the bar. Not a pleasant first time experience. =(\n\nOn the upside, I did like the music they played (early 90s hip hop). It brought back a lot of high school memories. JET certainly does not compare to the beautiful Club XS!!! We missed XS so much we were aching to go back..and so we did!\n\nSorry JET..I was not a happy camper *thumbs down*..Better luck next time, that is if there is a next time.


Good for a dessert place, bad for food.  \n\nCame here on a Sunday for brunch super hungry.  We waited 30 minutes to be seated and ended up sitting outside on the patio in 106 degree heat.  While they have fans with water misters, they don't reach certain tables.  I had to ask the hostess to move to a better table where we would get at least some mist.  The outside patio is covered by a pink tarp which gave everything a bright pink glare.  Bring sunglasses!\n\nWe were starving by the time we were seated.  We waited 5 minutes for a server to take our drink order.  By this time we already knew what we wanted to order so we placed our order.  I got an LEO omelet and the main squeeze ordered a  burger.   It took 10 minutes for us to get our water and another 10 minutes to get our food.   My omelet was all egg and hardly any onions and salmon.  It tasted dry and salty.  The burger was okay.  It seemed like forever until we found the waitress to ask for our check.  We ordered a cookies and cream milkshake to go. That came back 5 minutes later along with our check.  \n\nMy experience here was pretty bad.  I feel like it was a waste of time and energy sitting around waiting, waiting, and waiting for food that wasn't even good.  The best part of the whole experience was the milkshake--it was delicious.


Food was very good! Great breakfast variety and lunch options as well. Love the dog friendly patio! Amanda was a great waitress! Very friendly :) I will definitely be coming back.


This is just an average cafe. We ordered fish and chips, fried chicken and a Belgian waffle. Everything was just ok. Not bad; not good. I do commend them for serving up fresh, fried chicken and not pre-fried frozen Banquet chicken like a lot of other places in Vegas. The prices are very reasonable.


Anyone who says Phoenix lacks culture has yet to visit Symphony Hall. Symphony Hall reflects a sense of Arizona culture in the sense that the architecture reminds of Frank Lloyd Wright's work. The Hall is beautiful and very spacious. Upon stepping foot through the doors of Symphony Hall, I immediately get the sense of being in a booming metropolis. The staff is friendly and helpful and they even have a local shop where you can buy different gifts. \n\nThe acoustics at Symphony Hall are very nice and I doubt there's a bad seat in the house. The symphony does an excellent job with their quality and sound level of their music and it compliments the performers on stage...even a cat's meow would sound beautiful! The entire performance center is gorgeous and I think it's a must-visit if you live in Phoenix. You have your choice between the Symphony, Ballet AZ and the Opera so pick your performance poison and discover Symphony Hall!


Seriously I have two jimmy johns the same distance from me and neither will deliver. To me that's just a pathetic excuse to be lazy.


Pros : clean place\nCons: lots. The service was horrible, especially when you are paying pretty high for the food and drinks. Cocktail Drinks cost about $10 and entries average about $16-$24. And when you get bad service for spending so much, that would drive me crazy. \n\nDrinks and food were ok. Not the quality I expected. There r lots of other restaurants on mill ave that are far better.\n\nIn short, I personally would not recommend this place to any of my friends n relatives.


The food is good but not great. The hamburger was very squished inside the aluminum and I would understand that at a fast food place but not in a place where they make it right there and then. I loved the fries though.


I was visiting a friend of mine in Charlotte, and we swung by Menchies. The cutest, sweetest sales girl helped us. So friendly, and legit LOVES her job. Spoke to everyone who walked in. I think her name was Kayla. I will def be back!!!


Olive and Ivy was the suggestion of a friend. I wasn't to keen on the idea of driving up to Scottsdale in the middle of the week to eat expensive and tasteless food. Now, I come from California so my idea of a \"waterfront\" is very different than that of someone who lives in the desert. I'll give Scottsdale some credit though; the \"waterfront\" looks better when you're sitting beside it, at night, eating pesto and bread with sangria at Olive and Ivy.\n\nWe waited about 30 minutes for a table for three on a Wednesday night. We sat outside on their very nice patio right on the \"waterfront\". They bring you pesto and bread to start, and its so delicious and plentiful, we probably didn't need to order an appetizer. The appetizer we did get was the calamari which was delish. A friend and I split a pitcher of sangria...a little pricey but good. For my main, I ordered the mediterrean flatbread with no cheese and it was very good. The portion was huge so I took almost the entire thing home for lunch the next day. Service was good and the atmosphere is nice, especially the outside.\n\nOverall, very good experience. A little on the pricier side (if you order drinks!) but I think its a great place to start a night out with friends.


Best teriyaki chicken in town!\n\nNot sure what it is about the teriyaki sauce but it's perfect! The chicken is always tender and I've never had a bite with fat on it. Even the side salad is great, this coming from a guy who doesn't care for many things green... \n\nThe owners are extremely caring and the food shows their attention to detail!\n\nWell done!


I've been ordering from Vitacost from quite a while and have not had a problem except once. I started a new diet and exercise routine and my eating has to be pretty strict in the beginning. I'm taking a meal replacement to get the protein I need and eating high protein, low carb meals designed by my nutritionist. I was running out of my meal replacement which is a hard to find one because it's all natural, high protein, low carb, tastes great and no artificial flavors. \n\nAlso it has superior quality protein. So anyway, let me preface this by saying I HATE chocolate anything. Hate is probably even an understatement. I just cannot eat or drink anything chocolate flavored. So I always order vanilla meal replacement. Well I opened my shipment from Vitacost yesterday and what was in the box instead of the vanilla that I ordered? You guessed it.....chocolate. I gag. I gag. I called and they sent a replacement so I'm awaiting the correct flavor. \n\nI order all of the time and this was the first time I received an incorrect order. The customer service agent was very helpful. Now I will just wait for the right flavor to arrive. The prices are really great, much better than Vitamin Shoppe. Vitamin who? Right! Team Vitacost all the way.\n\nI've placed close to 200 orders over the last few years to Vitacost, so one wrong order out of 200 deserves 5 stars.  They have the best prices and best service. I highly recommend.


This is a good, traditional pub which, as the decor informs you, has been around for a long time.  It feels friendly inside with a clean, impressive, wooden bar and plenty of top quality spirits behind it.  Malt whiskey is its speciality and it has a great, but also expensive, selection.  Pints are reasonably priced at about \u00a33 each and they sell good quality, real ales and beers alongside the standard Tennents and Strongbow.  \nMathers also has plamsa TV screens which are always showing the latest football, rugby or boxing matches.  Naturally, this attracts a good bunch of 'lads', but on any given nights there's a good range of people, including locals and students.


I'm a little bias because i love the Venetian and all it's amenities.  Tao is still always crowded so get there early.  If you are staying at the hotel, ask the concierge to put you on the guest list.  They will either set you up with a promoter to walk you right in or at least put you in the line that's not nearly as long as general admission.  The drinks are slightly higher then other Vegas clubs.  The restroom doors for the girls is really cool, it's transparent but when you lock the door it turns opaque.  Music is usually good in both rooms.  Nice decor and there is always the appeal of the many naked women lying around in the tubs and canopy beds for the boys.


This is an overlooked but quality Chinese quite close to Haymarket. Their customer base has suffered due to the horrendous tram works unfortunately so I'm writing this to remind everyone it's still there! China Town used to be based up in Newington for many years and was my favourite lunch place ever when I worked over that way (I was kinda glad when they moved as I got quite fat!). The lady owner is really friendly and welcoming and remembers every face that used to come to her old place. \n\nI'm giving it 3 stars as the service is friendly, it's a great place to come post rugby in larger groups, I often get a takeaway on my way to the train station (mega speedy) and the food really tasty. They are happy to make anything off menu too including my favourite chicken and beansprouts. The wine selection is pretty good too. Can't beat a Chinese restaurant that sells a good Chablis!


Their product gets 5 stars and you definitely pay top dollar for it but it's great. Overall normal day service gets 2 stars as they are generally slow as hell. Today however gets 1 star.  0 or perhaps -1 if it were possible.\n\nI drive here all the way from Huntersville and don't mind the drive or their prices because the seafood is fresh. But I always call ahead to make sure what I want is in cause its quite a haul. No different today. Been wanting to make some chowder so called ahead and reserved 2 dozen cherrystone clams. \"Do you have them? Yes, absolutely. Ok I'll see you in about 45 minutes.\" I get there, get ignored at the register for a few minutes and when finally helped. The woman looks at my order ticket, goes back to the back for 3 or 4 minutes and then comes back with an \"it will be a minute\". Ok. So my call ahead order isn't already ready. That sucks but I'll wait. Literally 10 minutes later, after they see me still standing by the register, one of the guys tells her to go back and \"do a count of the clams\". 3 minutes later she comes back and says something to the guy. Another 3 minutes go by and he goes to the back. Thank goodness he only took another 45 seconds to come back and tell me   \"we oversold and have zero clams\". No \"I'm sorry.\" just a \"well someone gave you bad information when you called\".  You have to be kidding me. As Seinfeld told the rental car company. \"You know how to TAKE the reservation you just don't know how to KEEP the reservation... \n\nWhat would have been great service recovery?  \"I'm so sorry, how about a half dozen dry pack scallops on the house.\" Or, \"Here's 5 bucks for gas or something, anything...!  Even half an effort like that would have kept me loyal. Instead... It's been nice knowing you Clean Catch.


I used to LOVE the Great Impasta.  It was my restaurant of choice.  If there was a night out to be had, it started here!\n\nHowever, as time went on, the food quality slowly started to slip.  They stopped warming the bread before bringing it to the table.  The service started getting harder to find.  Then, during my last two visits, the food came out luke warm at best.\n\nI loved this place in the beginning, but sadly had to say farewell.  I was sorry to see the larger location close, and even sorrier to find the new location still leaves much to be desired.


Four stars for ambiance but three for the food. We both had the pork burrito which was interesting. It tasted Hawaiian as it had pineapple in it. A little surprising-not very Mexican in flavor. The beer was excellent-Negra Modelo. The sangria needed a spoon to scoop up all the fruit. The service was good but not great. I think that an after work get together on the patio might be a pretty fun experience. The place was not packed but a number of tables were filled.


Very very good chain family restaurant. I had their yellowfin tuna steak shanghai style and it was great. Service was excellent and the party of 5 I was with swore they could eat there every week as the menu was extremely diverse. It's hard for me to give a chain 5/5 but this is pretty close.


Pros: \nGreat staff that's friendly and knowledgeable\nBeer is very nice and has a different taste than some other local brews. Tried the hefe, the wheat and the very tasty candy cream ale.\nNice to have decently priced food. Most of the menu was under $8. \nInside is very clean and welcoming. For a brew pub, it is large enough to come in and stay and watch a game.\n\nCons:\nIt's kind of hard to find tucked into an unattractive strip mall.\nOutside is kind of scary and looks like an old dive bar.\nParking might be hard on a busy night (I went during the day)\n\nOverall, I was impressed and will return. Compared to other local breweries, this place is clean, welcoming, doesn't stink of stale beer and provides a MUCH NEEDED injection of good local run business into the Arrowhead area.


Fun B.B.Q. to visit in Kitchener-Waterloo.\n\nMy partner and I visited for lunch and enjoyed their \"family\" pit platter, with sides of fresh cut fries, beer battered onion rings, cornbread, collard greens, coleslaw, et cetera, all washed down with Ontario craft brews.  Wine list features very affordable Ontario wines.\n\nFriendly service, live music at nights, atmospheric decor.  One can't go wrong dining/drinking here.


I used to tell people I don't eat sweets. Now I tell people I don't eat sweets except for cupcakes from Butter and Me.\n\nKelly's cupcakes are amazing. I have never tasted any icing that can compare to her butter cream. The cake has the perfect consistancy. \n\nI have tried cupcakes that have been recommended to me by friends and family members, and I have not been impressed. I have been consistantly wowed not only by Kelly's cupcakes, but also by her service.  Delivery is always as promised and on time, even on weekends!\n\nFollow her on twitter @butterandme


Solid food, but nothing exciting or different. I'm not sure what kind of theme they are going for, which makes the place lack personality.\n\nStrengths - good wait staff and some good beer options\n\nDownfalls - not sure it is worth the price and nothing too exciting.


This place is amazing!  The bacon mashed potato omelet is a must.  The wait staff is friendly and attentive.


I got some pretty horrible customer service from a manager here. Told me to go to office depot instead of helping me look to see if they had anything I could use here first.  After checking their products just in case I actually found what I was looking for.  When I showed it to the manager he just shrugged and nodded and went back to what he was doing.


Lobster. Grilled. Cheese.  That is all.


The tacos here are street style, which means that they are muy tiny.  I have been here around 4 or 5 times and they are always overloaded with cilantro.  Customer service is very good however.


Got a tepid cup of coffee at 7:00 am that tastes like it was brewed with tea mixed in with it.  It doesn't appear these people can even do coffee correctly.


Food was OK, but service was awesome! Our original group of 10 ballooned to a group of 20, and they didn't blink an eye and accommodated our group's last minute changes.


Not a good weekend for dining out, I guess.... Stopped at Byrd's for drinks after work on Friday - here's our take on it.\n\nThe place is confusing, and it would seem as though the staff is quite confused as well.  We walked in and stood at the bar for a few minutes - we weren't sure how to go about scoring an outdoor table, so we thought it best to ask.  \n\nUnfortunately, no one stopped to help us; the bartender stood on the opposite end of the bar, talking to folks.  Waitresses zipped past us without a word.  We went upstairs to check on things ourselves and it still wasn't clear if we could just grab a table.  So it was back downstairs where we flagged down a manager who told us we could seat ourselves.  Whew.\n\nSat at a table outside for a bit before a waitress stopped by to see if we needed anything.  We asked about drink specials - she wasn't sure if there were any; perhaps tap beers were $1 off?  \n\nWe ordered a few beers.  And waited.  And waited some more.  And then we switched tables (the shade looked more inviting).  And then our beers came out and the waitress was gone.  We flagged her down for the check and waited some more.  And then we left.  \n\nDisorganized for sure.  Drinks were reasonably priced, but that's about the only positive to share.  Unlikely that we'll go back.  :-(


Fine place to go if you want a casual dinner but don't expect much more.  Well priced, many options, everything good but nothing amazing.  Loud atmosphere, service fine. If you're looking for a more celebrity chef type restaurant you can easily find better options.


The food was great, relatively cheap and prepared quickly.  I wasn't extremely hungry so I ordered the hummus topped with gyro.  Man!  I couldn't have ordered anything better.  The hummus was extremely fresh tasting and the gyro was very tender.  I would order this dish over and over again.  Served with their really good pita bread, it was a perfect meal.


Their Kobe stake melts in your  mouth...absolutely phenomenal....loved loved loved their truffle fries! Great drinks, wonderful service. I will definitely stop here again next time I'm in town.


LOW LOW PRICES!! TODAY!! \n\nActually every day. \n\nYou're not going to Thai Grill for the atmosphere unless you really miss the atmosphere of your Grandpa's basement rec room. Light brown paneling rules the day here and it is completed by a couple TV's sitting up on a cabinet or table and red vinyl booths accented by occasional touches of almost matching duct tape. All it needed was a furnace, water heater and peg board wall filled with tools and the Grandpa's basement Thai restaurant illusion would be complete. \n\nSo what about the food you ask? Is this a legit hole-in-the wall find? \n\nI'm not quite sure. I had Mussman Curry with shrimp. I ordered it medium but would go hotter next time. The sauce was nice and flavorful and there were no remnants of curry flakes I have seen at other Thai places. It included shrimp, potatoes, carrots, onions and peanuts. The veggies were fine although some of them had a crinkle cut which I found oddly distracting in Thai food. The shrimp was good but a little chewy. Could be slightly overcooked or could be thawed too quickly: 2 methods with the same result, chewy shrimp. \n\nI also ordered Thai iced coffee. The server brought out Thai iced tea which I immediately started on. He quickly realized his mistake and brought out the iced coffee. I drank most of both and I actually preferred the Thai iced tea. It had a good earthy authenticity to it. Between the coffee and the tea my fingers are flying right now, BTW. \n\nThe total bill for this decent but not outstanding meal? $12.06. Solid. \n\nThere was steady call-in and drop by orders going to local repeat customers that they knew by name...generally a good sign. \n\nThe neighborhood is...well there is a security guard patrolling the lot after dark. I'll leave it at that.


I have gone to Tri for about 4 years now for my nails and love him and his staff. Everyone is so friendly and are good at what they do. He always makes an effort to fit me into his schedule even tho I am very last minute! He does a great job and genuinely cares if u are happy with your service. I have referred many friends to him and they all feel the same. Bottom line is u won't have a bad experience if u go to creative salon


My boyfriend I dined here a few months ago. We'd never been and thought we'd give it a try! The decor was lovely, the staff was very friendly, and the food looked spectacular! Now you'd think my star rating would be better but sadly it isn't. Even though everything looked amazing the food was actually tasteless. We were both surprised that our food tasted so terrible when it looks so amazing. I had ordered a shrimp plate and he ordered a lamb dish. Unfortunately we've never been back and probably wont ever go back.


Love this place! BEST AND COLDEST BEERS in Vegas! It is my (and my husband's) new favorite place to watch sports! And who doesn't love an AWESOME cold beer while watching your favorite sports team?! Their hot wings are great, hamburgers are super yummy, flavorful, and juicy. We've been here at least 3 times in the last week...especially since it's hockey playoff season! ;)


Loving this place.  Yah it's a chain.  So what?  They provide a quality product at a fair price consistantly.  The chianti is great with any pasta on the menu.\n\nI always opt for the \"create your own pasta\".  Very reasonable and you can pick from four sauces, five or six pastas and add veggies, meat whatever you want.  Not a bad deal.  Home baked bread is 5 stars!


We had lunch here on a Monday. The place was not busy at all. The food was far from spectacular. We used points from the players card to pay for our buffet. Thank goodness because the  food was horrendous. I would never pay for this buffet with my own money. The service was great other than that this buffet just like the establishment its built-in,is on a downward spiral into.the toilet.


This place is pretty neat... as a venue, it's got potential. There are a lot of vantage points to catch the show from. It's a great nook and cranny bar. The food is kinda greasy, but decent for bar food. The drinks are reasonably priced. The pool table area is well kept.\n\nI have yet to have a really great time here. I think if they could land some really good bands here (read: bands I give a crap about), then it would be a different story. As others have pointed out - it's a little divey, but it's also pretty nice. I'm actually surprised I hadn't reviewed this sooner. \n\nFun Fact: this is sometimes a hangout for off-duty strippers... whatever that means to you.


hahahaah.....$7.77 all day. Where can you find else in the States?\nThey served Chinese food, Italian food, American Food, etc. There's nothing special but with that price, what can you blame about?!\n\n*p.s. the bread pudding there is so good.....lol


I wish this update was for a bump up to 4 stars, unfortunately it is not. If I had written this Friday night and they didn't offer good vegan options it could have easily been a 1 star review.\n\nThe funny part of this saga is I had completely forgotten about my prior review which had to do with Pizza Heaven figuring out orders with different toppings, charges, etc. \n\nRecently I have been complaining about how expensive Z pizza has been getting, Pizza Heaven's location is closer and I thought would be cheaper so here goes; round two.\n\nThe order: 3 topping large pizza with vegan cheese, on their menu listed for $17.50. When I arrived to pick up the pie I was told \" That will be $27.?? \" What?!?! \"No, I just had a 3 topping pizza, just one...nothing else\".\n\nThis is where the discussion began on how they charge for toppings, apparently their policy is to rip people off? I think we all learned in the 4th grade (ok maybe not) if you put 3 toppings on one half and 3 toppings on the second half you have used the same amount of toppings for the pie - the toppings may be different yes, but the net amount of toppings used (and might I add purchased by the establishment) is still the same. Since my girlfriend can't stand onions, and I hate those little black olives we each had our own side of 3 toppings each BUT...get this....were charged for 6 toppings! Recap: no more toppings were used total on the pizza but because they were all different apparently they have made it a policy to charge for 6 toppings. The vegan cheese was also an extra $2 but not listed on their menu online (or at the restaurant). \n\nThey ended up comping me for one topping and I didn't throw too much of a fight because I knew I would not be coming back anytime soon. Once I got home and tried the pizza it did nothing more then seal the deal. It wasn't the worse pizza but it was mediocre at best.\n\nI don't feel great about writing this review, I really want to love and support independent businesses in Phoenix but when they have crazy policies like this and I have to spend $27+ to get a large mediocre pizza I need to draw the line somewhere. Phoenix has very few vegan pizza options but right now it seems like the corporate giants win again - I can get a large surfboard vegan pizza at Whole Foods, with any 3 toppings on any half, which tastes great for $15.99; no hassles.\n\nLastly I would like to comment that the girl working the cashier was very friendly and very courteous even though I was displaying clear signs of being utterly appalled. Even when I left she was still very friendly, it's safe to say she saved this from being a one star review, kudos to you.


This was a really great \"old Vegas\" style show. I would recommend and will probably repeat.


Just horrible it taken them a month to transfer my internet over. One guy I talked to was crying about him not wanting to lose his job and that he needs his job. They also don't return their phone calls. I'm glad I payed them $60 for no internet.


I hate to do this, but this was possibly the worst meal I've ever had. The meatballs were bland and flavorless and the classic sauce was a disgrace to the tomato. We also had the Garbage Salad, which was overpriced and entirely too small for an entree salad. Our waitress meant well and was pleasant, but is clearly not in the right profession. After being given two dessert menus, only one of which was accurate, we were told that nearly everything was sold out...at 4:30 in the afternoon. \nThe bathroom looked as though the cleaning crew had been given the year off. Additionally, an employee left the bathroom without washing his hands. Ew!\nIf this was the last place on earth and they were giving the food away free, I still wouldn't go back.


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I am not a museum person and I don't often pretend to be; however travelling with someone who was interested in looking at art I compromised and agreed to check it out.\n\nAdmission is by donation - be generous to keep the arts alive. I was impressed by the relic collections from numerous civilizations, the furniture display. Yes, they have paintings on the wall and some are lovely - but I was much more captured and actually enjoyed the other installations.\n\nI also spent a good amount of time in the Imagine Exhibition (John Lennon and Yoko Ono). I wasn't aware of Yoko's contributions to this museum and her living installations (hammering nails into a block, nails and hammer provided, as well as the wish trees) were incredibly interesting - and the thrill of my visit was seeing John Lennon's piano.\n\nSo kudos to the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts - as someone who \"doesn't get it\" and have self imposed a museum ban typically I throughly enjoyed my afternoon there.


Yummmmmmmm  eeeeeeeee!  Taste eeeeeeee!


I have tried Fish and Chips at pretty much all the English pubs in Vegas. \n\nEven though the price was really high, I did that again.\n\nOuch! It sucked really bad.... It wasn't crispy at all (it was more like fritter) and the cod was very thin. Very greasy (I know all fried food is greasy - but in this case, the oil they use is bad, I guess). Not fresh at all (maybe frozen fish?). \n\nI also ordered a pint of Guiness draught - it was like 18 bucks or something,,, super ridiculous! Wasn't taste good either (meaning it wasn't fresh). \n\nI'd rather go to Irish Pub in Mandalay Bay. Food is better, price is cheaper, and Guiness draught is much better. \n\nMy server was super slow and bitchy, btw. \n\nFDP.


Great French inspired cuisine in a beautiful Carefree desert setting.  You truly do feel a world away here and at Binkley's.  As good as the other stuff is, the biggest impression came from their inspired take on potato chips and fries.


Absolutely delicious!  I had the red velvet pancakes with a side of turkey bacon, my husband had the smore pancakes and my in-laws had some omelets and the carrot cake pancakes.  The reason for coming here was the different types of pancakes...we were all satisfied!  The cream cheese syrup was amazing.\nWe'd highly recommend coming here, but try to get there a little early.  We arrived about 8:30 and were seated right away, but on the way out there were some people waited to get a seat.


This is a huge store ,2 floors, which its stuff are repeating on themselves over N over. I didn't enjoy my shopping experience since it was very hard for me to notice which area I have check and which I haven't check yet. Although the variety that is offered is much larger then other 21 stores, it is pointless , so I left without buying anything cause I was exhausted from navigate myself in the store


This was a try out for my mates and I.  We drove by and say let's do it!  \n\nWalking towards the building we joked about the poor special signage posted. Looked like some 5th grader had quite a project to spruce up the place up. We walked in and needless to say the place was worst than barren desert. Except for a couple of guys at the counter top bar. Wait! What bar? They didn't serve alcohol - are you sure this place is an Italian restaurant?  Needless to say maybe they're working on getting their license.\n\nWe sat down on the booth and ordered a pizza. As we waited classic Italian music and knowing we were the only customers in the building was TORTURE! The only thing that kept us sane was Words with Friends on our Iphones. \n\nOur pizza finally came and with some paper plates we're ready! I must admit the pizza was pretty good for what we've experience so far. I think with an alcohol license and some spicing up of the place it'll do great.  However, we need more patrons than just my two buds and me. I hope they do well in the future - Enjoy!


LOVED IT! I went to LaVida because I have muscle spasms in my shoulder and back, and also have plantar fasciitis. I had been to physical therapy for this problem and received some resolution from my muscle pain. My massage therapist took time to find out my concerns and suggested an appropriate massage based on my issues. She did an amazing job and was very knowledgeable. She talked when appropriate, but remained quiet when I needed to relax.  I feel that my pain is significantly better.\nI bought the 3 month package and am looking forward to going back again soon. \nThe environment is lovely and I found that making appointments online was very convenient. The front desk staff was very accommodating.\nI only gave 4 stars because my massage therapist isn't available on the weekends.  There are other therapists available on the weekend, but I want to stick with the therapist that I have because she is so good!


I bought a Groupon or Living Social deal (can't remember which now) b/c I was looking for a specific medication. BEFORE I purchased the deal, I called to verify that the deal could be used for what I was looking for. I was assured by the receptionist that answered that it could so, I proceeded to purchase. I scheduled an appointment and at my appointment I was told that I could not use the voucher for what I wanted. I was informed that it would be an additional $200 fee to see the Dr. PLUS an extra $90 or so each month. Basically, I was lied to. I followed all necessary steps in calling the location to have all my questions answered first and when I came in they tried to squeeze an extra $300+ out of me. I tell everyone I know to avoid In Shape MD Ballantyne and suggest you stay away too. They are lying crooks.


The Broadway Series of musicals is fantastic! As I had been there before, I honestly thought there want a bad seat in the house. I was wrong. Left gallery was actually above the speakers, make the words to Evita almost inaudible. The production was great and I enjoyed the performance, but would highly recommend being no less than 2-3 floors up, if you can help it.


I visited this restaurant on a girls trip for our 30th birthdays. We were in the mood for seafood and had wanted to check out Wynn. So, Lakeside worked out great. We made reservations and were greeted at the hostess station. When it was our turn to sit, they said the reservation name, and we obliged. Apparently, the name they said was in fact not ours, and we misheard. We realized once they walked us to our table, which was in a private dining room with a pre-fixed menu (clearly not for us!). When I shared with the hostess that I think there has been a mistake, she berated me like a child stating that she \"said the name three times!\". So disrespectful! Your mistake is not my issue. I dismissed her and decided to approach a manager to address the situation rather than deal with her. I was assured he'd be right over to speak with me, which never happened. She must have let the entire waitstaff know her experience with us, because the whole time we were treated so inappropriately. \n\nHere we are, six hard-working girls from all over the country coming together to celebrate each other, and we were treated as if we were 18 years old on spring break. I'd also like to make mention that none of us had been drinking, we were dressed our age, and all of us have an appreciation for a nice meal and are willing to pay the price. In fact, our only intention for our final night was to enjoy a relaxed, beautiful dinner together. We were so disappointed. \n\nThe food was subpar. My swordfish was okay, the scallops were good. Small portions, large prices. The waiter was not interested in sharing specials or suggestions with us. \n\nI've been to so many restaurants in my life...I've had good, great, indifferent and bad service. My experience at Lakeside was by far the most insulting and negative dining experience I've ever encountered. Needless to say, I would never return, nor recommend this establishment.