Little Buddha is kind of like an upscale, more expensive PF Changs. If the thought of that scares you, this probably isn't the restaurant for you. Don't come here looking for authentic dishes. This place is an asian fusion spot that has many familiar items on its menu. So, if you're craving popular sushi items or Chinese dishes, chances are Little Buddha has them.\n\nThe highlight of our meal was the ahi tuna pizza ($15). Beautiful, fresh slices of tuna sashimi topped garlic naan bread. Each bite was a flavor explosion with a salty, citrusy, spicy taste thanks to the abundance of toppings ranging from tomatoes to sriracha to microgreens.\n\nEverything else was pretty average. The jalape\u00f1o yellowtail ($20) was bland. The King's roll ($20) with shrimp tempura, spicy tuna, avocado and rice crackers was decent, but the flavors were all muddled. The chicken chow mein ($20) was incredibly oily (although tasty for my Americanized palate). And, the vegetable fried rice ($8) is something you can get anywhere else for a fraction of the price.\n\nThe ambiance is kinda like Tao, but not as grand or over-the-top. We dined there on a Sunday night and, while there were lots of people there, it seemed unusually quiet.\n\nThis place isn't bad as long as you're not expecting a world-class meal. Of course it's going to be pricey since it's in one of the more popular casinos. 3 stars, but mainly for the ahi tuna pizza. Otherwise, it's probably closer to 2.


I've been seeing Meg now for probably close to a year for massages. She has treated me with massages ranging from lymphatic drainage to deep tissue. Every time I see her for a massage, I feel like a brand new person leaving the room. I really enjoy Meg as she gets to know her clients on a personal level prior to the massage, making the massage experience that much more personal. I would recommend Meg to anyone that wants an experienced massage therapist, who truly loves and enjoys what they do!!


Amazing pizza (the Forest), and even better beer. I had what the bar keep recommended. Perfect meal, nice staff, and a group came in and sat next to us that we had a great conversation with. All over a cool experience.


Normally I have a strict policy against leaving the house on Saturdays due to all the people out running their errands and running over whoever gets in their way, but this morning, Captain Douchebag next door decides to fire up all his power tools at 7:00 a.m., so I thought, what the heck....I'll go out and knock out the stuff on my list.\n\nI had already had a bad experience at Target.  Grabbed a cart, which happened to come with a dirty diaper!  WTF is wrong with people?  Then I got behind a woman who kept trying 14 different maxed out credit cards and it took me forever in the check out lane.  I am not having a good feeling at this point.  I should have gotten a breakfast burrito and immediately gone home.  But I had one more stop that I really wanted to make.  \n\nI had a book on hold at Hamilton Library that I needed for a class, so I thought I'd swing in there a little after 9 and pick it up.  Now, I am the first to admit when I'm wrong, and at the time I truly thought their Saturday hours were 9-5.  I walk in, find my book, and start using the self-checkout.  Suddenly I hear, \"WHAT ARE YOU DOING IN HERE?!?!?!?!?\"    \n\nUh.....this is a library....I'm not sure what else I'd be doing.  \n\n\"WE ARE NOT OPEN!  HOW DID YOU GET IN?!?!?\"  \n\nI pointed to the door that I always come in, and said, \"The door right there.\"\n\nAn older gal who has the same hairdo Priscilla Presley had when she married Elvis, proceeded to totally attempt to make me feel like an idiot.\n\n\"YOU CAN'T TAKE THAT!\"\n\n\"Do you mean I can't take the book I just checked out?\"\n\n\"DID YOU SEE THE SIGN OUT FRONT?  YOU CAN'T BE IN HERE!!  ARE YOU FINISHED?  OUR HOURS ARE 1-5.  YOU NEED TO GO DOWNTOWN!! WELL GO AHEAD!!\"\n\n\"I'm truly sorry if I startled you, but don't you open at 9?\"  \n\n\"THAT IS THE DOWNTOWN LOCATION ONLY!  THERE'S A SIGN OUT FRONT!  WE ARE NOT OPEN!\"\n\nHer diatribe was filled with many sighs and eye rolls.  Oh boy.  Her Monday-Friday job must be with TSA.  \n\nThen I said something that's just as dorky as saying, \"oopsie daisy\".  I said, \"Jiminy, I didn't mean to upset you.  Sorry.\"\n\nJiminy.  Oh yeah.  Who says that?  I'm a dork.  She caught me off guard.\n\nMaybe it's because in my day job I frequently have to correct people and I do it in a way that's friendly, at times humorous, and educational so they actually learn.  It's not rocket science, but yelling at and berating people doesn't really tend to work very well.  \n\nNormally I find this location slightly frustrating anyway.  I've learned to avoid the peak high school comings and goings, but they put up a one way only sign for the library parking lot, and if you follow the sign, on weekends, it takes you to a locked gate.  Makes no sense.  So, I have to turn around and go against the one way, which everyone else does anyway because the entrance/exit is right on Arizona Ave.\n\nAs I left, I realized I should have asked her, \"Who left the door unlocked?\"


I'm giving this place 3 stars for the uniqueness of the menu. I enjoy seeing new things on a menu and this place delivered! We came for lunch and were seated automatically.  Our server popped right by for our drink order and seemed irritated that we were only having water. I believe he asked us a total of 5 times if that was all we were having.  We were just relaxing browsing the menu and ordered the lobster corn dogs for an app. They came out quickly and weren't very hot or fresh.  Nothing great about them at all which was a disappointment as we had read other reviews raving about them. There was also a small piece of shell in one of them. The server stopped by twice to see if we were ready to place our entree order yet and once again seemed irritated that we weren't decided. We were simply looking over everything and wanted to try something different, not the usual burgers we can get anywhere. Finally decided on the turkey burger and the peanut butter burger for both of us to share. They once again came out very quick. The peanut butter was interesting,  not my favorite as it was caked on and made my mouth stick together. It overpowered the entire hamburger and other toppings. I tried scraping some off to no avail. Oh well, the point was to try something new so at least now I can say I've had peanut butter and bacon jam on a burger!  The turkey burger was delicious.  Loads of flavor, a tad dry but that's usually the case with turkey and the sauce evened it out. My favorite part of the meal was by far the fries! Hot, crispy,  perfectly seasoned. We tried the string and steak fries and both were great but my favorite were the string. Overall it was a cool place to come but the bland appetizer and the server brought it down a star. Maybe if I could give half a star I'd go to 3 1/2!


Nice pub, very touristy. In the upstairs part, the food is very good, but the ambiance not even remotely comparable to downstairs.\n\nDownstairs the selection of real ales is awesome. Why does leaving your business card get you sparkly wine? Why not one of these awesome beers or whiskies? I found it pretty cool that they count how many hand pumped ales they pump every week. The week before I was there: 1987. Cool.


Horrible customer service.  I've had two issues with their product, the most recent being a carbon fiber backing that doesn't fit well and has crooked lines.  It's bright red so the crooked lines stand out.  It pointed out how horrible their quality control is as well. It's a very mom-and-pop amateur company, that mom-and-pop don't seem to care about. Case in point, there's three sets of instructions: online, printed on the box, and at the bottom of stuff inside the box. Only one of them is correct as it pertains to the carbon fiber sticker, which is what I purchased.\n\nI went back and forth via email and it was like talking to a robot. They want me to send it back and pay for postage, then they'll process, likely very slowly, a refund or send a different one.  Text-book bad customer service.  They just don't care.\n\nI'll upload a picture of the bad fit and crooked lines.


Mori helped save me $$ by fabricating a new clip for my back power window. If I bought a new part it would have cost a couple Benjamin's. He rewired the old piece. I also asked him questions about what would be the best suv to buy next. Usually car guys don't like to answer questions but he was very helpful.  They even washed my car for me!! Will be back for more car service & advice. Thank you so much!


We had the Mini-Hot Pots with Seafood spread and Beef spread with tons of veggies and luckily there wasn't a wait when we came on the Friday evening. \n\nWe also ordered the Fruit-Fusion Green Tea, which was delicious and different than the green tea served at most other restaurants. \n\nThe Dipping sauce is probably my favorite of all time, where I could order a side of rice and devour it all!


don't waste your time! this place is no longer open.


Best baseball/ softball park ever, I love the people that work there and play there everyone is like family. The beer is always good to have when your playing with friends great park.


The guys at this location have been really good to me for the car repairs that I have sprung on them on short notice. On another note if you buy tires from them they don't charge you for repairs on them. That is pretty sweet but they might try and nickle and dime you on petty stuff like license plate bulbs, I simply say thanks and change it myself.


Is it possible to have two horrible experiences in one weekend? Damn. \n\nFuck my life. It is.\n\nI have family in town, so naturally, everyone wants to go to the most ethnic place possible. We go to the Copper Kettle in Mesa. I'd been here before and my experience wasn't bad. I liked it. This time around though, I felt like I wanted to kill myself.\n\nWe walked in, it was busy. Great. Good sign, that must mean that people like the place. I noticed there was a buffet in the back. All the food looked fucking miserable. Of course it did. It's a buffet. What self-respecting person would eat ethnic food at a buffet?\n\nIn any case, we are seated. 15 minutes later, we get 3 menus. 5 people at the table. 9 minutes after that, we all get plastic coke classes of ice water (I shouldve been conservative on this 98 degree day, because this was the only water I got-- no refill). \n\nWe ordered our food, and it was fucking useless. The chicken was undercooked. My mom ordered the beef chapli kabob, which came out to the table sizzling....seemingly great, only to make EVERYONE in the restaurant cough, and give us dirty looks.\n\nMy poor aunt had specially requested no chilis in her dish, and of course, her dish had EXTRA chili. My aunt requested all of this in Hindi and Urdu....native languages to these people. What the shit is wrong here?\n\nAfter we got our food, no one came back to check up on us. On this hot spring day, we never got refills on our waters. I guess now I know what it's like to be welcomed to the desert. Thanks a lot Copper Kettle. \n\nAlso, with the undercooked chicken, my family and I are probably going to get sick from salmonella. Kidding. But seriously.\n\nI am Indian and my Dad was born in Pakistan. I can judge this food and service. I can't come back here. This place is a joke. \n\nGetting a server was like what I imagine it's like to hail a cab in New York City. They see you. They know you ask for their help. They know you are a paying customer, but don't really care about you and go on with their day.\n\nBottom line....\n\nNo respectable Indian or Pakistani should/would eat here. Or Human for that matter.\n\nNever coming back.\n\nThere has got to be a better place in town...


The meatballs are amazing. The entrees are great. Interesting, delicious cocktails. Nice atmosphere. The service was good and the staff friendly. It's a great place for a date night or just a satisfying, delicious dinner.


I made my first trip to Aji Picante just this week!  While my entree (Purple Potato Ravioli) was really good, the appetizer is all I can think about.  The sad part is - I don't actually remember what it was called!  I just remember the puffy, pillowy potato covering and the spicy, saucy meat hiding inside.  And then they deep fried it and served with minty yogurt sauce, roasted red pepper sauce and something pickled.  I'm sure if you give them that description, you'll be able to order it, too.  I would have taken a picture of that for you, but we devoured it too quickly.\n\nOnto the entrees - mine was good, and I think I liked it because it was so unique.  A dense pasta with spicy purple potato filling covered with creamy mushroom sauce.  The flavors worked perfectly together, and the combo of pasta and potatoes was perfect for a carb-lover like me.  But, I wouldn't call it the best meal that I've ever eaten, and I also don't quite think it was worth $17.\n\nMy pal had a roasted half-chicken dish served with brussel sprouts (these were ahhhmazing) and a fancied-up baked potato.  Here's where the not as awesome part comes in - she cut into the chicken, and it was undercooked.  Alot.  So, she got some new chicken, and while we didn't ask for them to remove the chicken from the bill, they did.  Aji Picante gets an A++ for customer service.  Plus, our server was SO nice and super knowledgeable about the food. \n\nAnother plus - they're BYOB, which is always more budget-friendly than buying drinks at a restaurant, in my opinion!  And there didn't appear to be any sort of corkage fee on our bill, so I'm not sure if they typically have one or not.  But, we didn't get charged one.\n\nMoral of the story: I'd go back, but I'd probably get a bunch of appetizers and one entree to share between two people.


Was there on a Friday around 7 pm.  The wait staff ignored people standing to get a table; but the collective annoyance of those waiting must have been heard as the manager walked over and asked if we were waiting for a table....genius! \n\nWe got a table and ordered stuffed dates and something else so bland I can't remember what it was.  \n\nAs we were talking, the entertainment for the evening were two guys singing and playing a guitar. They were so loud and not-very-good that people were yelling across the table to hear one another; at that point we were ready to leave and noticed so were many other people.\n\nPros: Great decor and atmosphere, variety of tables/seating, comfortable chairs.\n\nCons: Unfriendly staff, loud, bad music.


Not sure if others have mentioned but they have ALBONDIGAS soup!!!! (vegetable soup and meatballs with a mild spice kick to it) It was sooooo delicious!!! Yeah, I come to vegas and go for the albondigas soup, go figure.\n\nI was impressed with their complimentary chips and salsa. Other mexican restaurants would only give you one kind of salsa, but here at Cabo, they gave us a mild salsa, hot salsa (my fav out of the three) and bean dip. I'm not a big fan of beans but this was really good.\n\nPrices were alright. Typical. My albondigas soup was $5.99...and it was a pretty big bowl. I ordered a shimp tacos combination plate and it was $11.99 i think.\n\nAll in all, I wouldn't go outta my way for this.


First sandwich I had here...  a \"Pastrami Plus\" on Asiago bread....  was one of the best sandwiches I've ever had.  OK..  maybe I'd been craving a pastrami sandwich for a week or two.  Every moment.....   In any case, that sandwich blew me away.  I couldn't believe it!   For $6 (maybe not even that!) I'd gotten a sandwich that lined right up with Bari in Chicago.  I called all my friends.  Asked my girlfriend if she'd consider moving up to Madison.  We could stay.  There was a good sandwich place.\n\nThen it all fell apart.  I went back the next day, and wished I'd gone to Cousin's.  Went back two more times over the next two weeks and for some reason they just couldn't duplicate that first one.  I don't know what to say.  I mean...  they weren't *bad*, just disappointing after that first one that was just *so* freaking good.  \n\nI also had their veggie lasagna once, on the recommendation of a friend (who raves about it btw).  Honestly, I wasn't impressed, but I'll admit that making lasagna is \"my thing\" so I sort of resent when it's anything less than 5 stars.  Anyway, for the friendly people, the cheap prices, and that first sandwich...  3 stars to you, Gino's.  Occasionally I'll be back....  like a long-lost lover returning to the place he met an old love whom he never saw again.


Oh.My.Goodness.  This place is awesome times infinity.  I decided to try the Nordstrom Cafe at the suggestion of my co-workers and was excited to have a Sunday morning brunch there with my fiance.  I should have read the other reviews a bit more closely because when we arrived, we were surprised to find that the cafe is cafeteria style.  We were frantically panning the items behind the glass and spotted a menu at the last minute when we got to the counter.  Since there was a long line behind us, my FI decided on the pesto panini and cup of tomato soup and I ordered what my co-workers suggested- a bowl of tomato soup and the mixed berry chicken salad, with a fresh squeezed lemonade.  For dessert we got a chocolate chip, macadamia cookie.\n\nWandering into the busy dining room with our trays we found a little booth and were pleasantly surprised when a server arrived with silverware and to take our trays away.  The food was delicious!  The salad could not have been better and the soup... oh the soup.  I showed some self control and saved the cookie for later and even my FI enjoyed splitting that, and he does not really like sweets (crazy, I know).  \n\nNow I am worried that every time I go back to the Nordrstrom Cafe, I will continue to order the same thing because I loved it so much!


I love to support the 'little guy' and not the chains...that said, this was the worse pizza I've ever ordered!  I gave them 2 tries...both times I was quoted 45mins for delivery... both times it was well over an hour before I got my pizza and BOTH times it was barely warm and soggy!  I was surprised it happened a 2nd time considering I told the girl on the phone about the last experience!  I told her maybe I should talk to the manager and she said there wasn't one on!  So when I called back after an hour and 20 minutes the guy said he would get the manager?!  Interesting!  Yes, he went ahead and comped my pizza....but that was after making excuses about being slammed and it's Wed and there is come car thing.  Not to be rude, but not my problem when I was quoted 45 mins and willing to pay over $20 for a pizza!


Drive through is a plus especially at 550 in the morning. \n\nStaff seems tired and not unfriendly, just not welcoming like other places. Overall a clean store though. But ya... Nothing too special here.


Food served on styrofoam.  Tacos the size of a small fist.  Made my bartender leave due to slowing business.  Try to avoid if possible.


Never heard of this place, but the other weekend we met up with some friends to play shuffleboard and drink.  Ended up staying a while and got some food.  The food is much better than typical bar food.  Had a spicy philly, and they put it in a wrap for me to save me some carbs.  It was excellent.  Staff was nice.  The place is really big and is ideal for a large group.


Went in at 9:15 right after they opened and couldn't believe how packed it was! I was sent here by a friend who loves this place and I see why.  I've had a hard time finding someone who does my nails the way I like but today I finally found my nail whisperer! Lol! Even though it was busy he got me in right away. Brian looked at all of my Pinterest pictures and was patient when I changed the color a few times too! He did my nails just the way I like them, thin stiletto and long. The gel Polish came out beautifully and the price was just right. I will be coming back to this nail shop for all of my nail needs. Can't wait to get a pedicure!


Worst service I have ever recieved. I go to this Starbucks a lot because it's on my way to work and everytime I regret it. The service is slow, even when I'm the only person in the drive thru. It take them forever to even greet me, and the coffee isn't that great either


I love this place! It's a great hang out on the strip. They have excellent service and great drinks :)


Our server-Celeste-was not friendly at all.  She never smiled.  She seemed irritated that we were there, and after bringing our food, pretty much ignored us.  I am okay with mediocre food and generic drinks, but at least the service could be good.  Celeste never asked if we wanted anything else or offered to bring more drinks. Twenty minutes after taking our plates away, we had to ask her to bring the check.\n\nOh, I expected to hear some Irish music playing.  Not AC/DC/


I`m coming back here for more!! Stopped in for lunch while I was out and about. Everything was fabulous!!  So much to choose from, I had such a hard time deciding on what to order- ended up getting the roasted garlic and goat cheese pizza, which was amazing! \nChristopher doesn`t disappoint and I have been to his other restaurants, and this one is on my top list to return for more!\n I watched some of the other dishes people ordered, wild mushroom soup, truffle fries, vanilla dusted scallops, delicious duck and a knockout chocolate tower that has my name on it next time I come back! Open for lunch, happy hour, and late night goodies, perfect!


Better beer to be had.\n\nHofbrauhaus is still pretty new and I admit the noisy part of the place is a lot of fun.  I found the beers to be only so-so.\n\nGet the pretzels with beer chesse.  They're really good.\n\nThis is the kind of place you go very infrequently with a large group.  One time I was there we were seated next to people who really were not into the vibe.  A real killjoy but a risk you take in a beer hall type of place.\n\nPrices were reasonable.\n\nCan be very crowded.


I stopped by on a hot Sunday afternoon, after my massage, and just when I thought the massage put me in a good mood...no no, it's the tasty cakes, delicious poke, and the unexpected guava filled malasada that was given to me, that put in in a super great mood.\n\nThe poke was pricey, but it is what the market price is.  My half pound of container filled with poke came out to $7.77.  I got the creamy sauce with a hint of sriracha, green scallions and white onions.  I would like to try the shoyu and the garlic sauce next time.  \n\nAll the cakes look so delicious, but because I am on a healthy streak, I limited myself to two only.  I got the chantilly ($4) and guava cake ($3.75).  My bf, who doesn't have a sweet tooth, kept coming back for more bites while I was enjoying the chantilly cake.   It was a moist chocolate devil cake, with two layers of custard like frosting.  It has the perfect level of sweetness (not overly sweet).  Yum yum.\n\nThe guava cake was delish.  I had that the next day prior to hitting the gym, and the cake was still so moist.  It truly tastes like guava.  Gosh, I wanna head back for more, but I can only do so on a cheat day. \n\nThe owner is such a friendly and awesome person.  He gave me a guava malasada and that is such a nice gesture.  I totally did not expect that.  Also, it shows how detailed he is since that guava malasada choice must be due to my selection of the guava cake.  \n\nI can't wait to go back and try other tasty cakes and a different type of poke.  Yum Yum Yum.


We went with a group of 5 adults and one child tonight.  It was ok.  Food was wonderful, the problem was the service.  The restaurant was not too busy for a Saturday night, so you would expect on the spot service, right?  Not really.  There was no personality to our server.  There was no children's menu, although the margherita without basil works as a simple cheese pizza.  Waited over 30 minutes for our entrees.  The server messed up on one of our entrees, in which we waited awhile again for that entree.  At the end, they ordered us an cannoli to make up for the messed up entree.  There was no consideration of asking if we wanted to the cannoli first, just brought it to the table.  The most disappointing part was that the Manager was obviously walking around the restaurant and making no attempt to talk to the tables.  He did not even come over to talk to us after we had experienced the mess up.  It's really frustrating to have a restaurant with really wonderful food and terrible service.


Sure you get what you pay for.  It is probably the best value in Vegas -- if fanciness is not high on your priorities.  It feels like a family place.  Casino is fine.  Buffet is a little lame but we always go to the Peppermill anyway.


I didn't stay at this hotel but did gamble here.  I had a good time, won a couple hundred bucks so I was happy.  \n\nIt did take forever to get drinks but I guess thats how it goes.  I'm not gonna hate cuz it took a while to get my drinks.\n\nThe roller coaster is awesome.  I didn't ride it this last trip but when I did I had so much fun.  I can't wait to go back.  Maybe I'll stay here and see how the rooms are.


Went here for a work lunch today and we were all very surprised. none of us heard of it so when the one lady suggested it we just went along. None of us knew it was vegetarian but we all found something we liked. We got hummus and the bruschetta for appetizers and they were VERY good. Lots of flavor for vegetarian food. I got the flat bread pizza and it was so good. I did get a choice of a side and I saw in some of the other reviews someone mentioned they weren't given a choice but we all were, so maybe this is something they added on? overall very good food, and very unique atmosphere. you really relax with how the place was designed with the \"breathing\" walls I like to call them, they have plants in a trough type thing on the walls VERY cool. they serve cucumber water which is SO refreshing. I'd def give this place a try for something different if your tired of the same old burger joints.


My husband is so obsessed with this restaurant! It may not look like much from the outside but it is fantastic! My husband got the full rack of ribs and I got the Pulled pork sandwich. Both of which were great. My obsession from this place is definitely the corn bread It is so sweet...almost like cake :) && I love cake! \n\nDefinitely a great place to try if you are looking for a local joint with awesome food!!


For the most part I like Yogurtology.  What I don't like is their somewhat tart, sour taste of some of their frozen yogurts.  I don't understand the manufacturing process, so I don't know why this happens, but it makes me wish they were a gelato place instead.  Sorry!


Again a restaurant I would never ever think of eating in but as a place to let loose its rather famous!\n\nKey point to be aware \n\n- the only measures they have are double\n- their mojitos have three shots of rum (dark, gold, white)\n- a jacket left lying around will grow feet and walk away\n\nThe music is awesome for letting go of a Friday and welcoming the weekend. The pole at the back of the dance floor is something to be visited for sure for amusement!\n\nBe ware of the bouncers..... they arent that bright and can be heavy handed!\n\nGood times!


Okay we went here with my husbands family and that makes I think it was 16 of us and the service was INCREDIBLE!!!!! \nNot one person had to ask for a refill. They were completely attentive and as there were 4 children among us they were very happy to accommodate dishes for them as well. \nIf you eat another Rib eye steak please let it be at Austin Steakhouse!!!!! \nOMG this was the most wonderfully DELICIOUS steak EVER!!!! \nThe Lobster Bisque was smooth and creamy with several nice size chunks of lobster unlike many places where you may get two or three slivers. As I could barely eat the entire steak I could just barely manage tastes of a couple sides. I sampled the Sauteed Spinach with Shitake Mushrooms and the White Cheddar Mac & Cheese which were both extremely tasty!!! \nA definite return is in order....... and Fathers Day is coming up!


I've been to Rinaldi's several times now. To me, it's one of those places that after the first bite, I get annoyed at myself for not remembering how disappointing it was the last time and wonder why I'm back.\n\nLet's cut to the chase. This place in essence is really no different than the deli counter at the low end food store down the street from wherever it is you live - and let's be honest, places like Safeway make a point of a good deli counter and put this place to shame - all at a lower cost.\n\nDon't be fooled by the quintessential \"New York\" decor on the walls such as a photo of downtown NYC and a poster of Italian movie mobsters. I lived in New York and this is not a real NY deli. This place wouldn't make it through opening weekend.\n\n2 slices of deli meat on a thin bed of shredded lettuce, and a layer of mayo on a crumbly hoagie roll does not transport me back to Mulberry St. \n\nThe two stars are awarded to their breakfast burritos. It's pretty hard to mess up eggs.


The food here at the Beat is better than the coffee.  The sandwiches and salads are well prepared.  The ambiance encourages people to just be themselves, whether they want to chat with friends, listen to records, chow down on some sandwiches or just left alone to surf on the Internet or read. The location's great as well with plenty of street parking nearby and big windows for people watching.\n\nMy only complaint is that the coffee isn't that great. I overlook it because of all the other reasons I wrote above. But it is ironic that a coffee house should serve sub par coffee.


Not wanting to complain but beware. Our soup was brought to the table lukewarm.\n\nOur orders were to have white or steamed rice with our meal it came instead with brown rice. \n\nWhen they brought the fried noodles and the sweet-and-sour sauce, the sauce was   Watered down.  Certainly much runnier then any sauce I've had any other Chinese restaurant.\n\nMy wife loves Chinese food and steamed rice and she found this place to be horrible.


Pubs have Atmosphere, Service and Food too!\n\nAtmosphere: The Old Dublin is a pub's pub.  Everything wood, everything with purpose - you walk in you know you're in a pub.  Comfortable and in the middle of the downtown core, a great place to meet with friends to watch the game (any game).  \n\nI will go out on a limb here and say that the days of the Old Dublin may be numbered (along with other places in that area) as a huge and very posh condo complex is being built right next door.  This may hark the advent of more upper-end type dinning locations to accommodate the new residence.  \n\nService:  The Staff works hard, so much so they are certainly pushed to the limit on busy nights - but they still maintain composure.  The staff tend to be a little older (i.e. not of the University crowd) and some have been at the Old Dublin for quit some time, and thus give the place a good sense of continuity.  No complaints whatsoever.\n\nFood:  Pub food served in a pub way - plain and simple.  Hit and miss sometimes - but it doesn't pretend to be anything it isn't.  Surprisingly - because the cook is Indian - the old dublin has some items on the menu that may surprise you!\n\nFun place.


It might be a bit early to rate this joint as it's still fairly new... BUT, because it's new, I can't say that I had a great first impression.  \n\nThumbs up to the atmosphere and decor - it was refreshing to see a bar in Vegas that didn't look like a typical bar in Vegas.  I enjoyed the live music - definitely a nice touch.. took a peek at the lounge but didn't find it too inviting... \n\nAs for the food, the appetizer selection was great.. the entrees?  Not so much.  Had one of the \"TV\" dinners.  Wasn't expecting much so I would say I was indifferent overall.\n\nOur server wasn't exactly friendly and didn't appear to know too much about the menu or what beers they had in stock (ordered 3 different beers and they were out).  Growing pains I'm sure... but I think I'll give it a couple months before I give it another go.


The burgers were flavorful-- you can really taste the bacon mixed in the patty. Fries were crispy and delicious. Could take or leave the atmosphere, seemed like a \"frat boy\" kind of hang out. Prices were decent for what you got. Great service. Think they could chill out when it comes to the peanuts. \n\nAll in all: Meh. Won't go out of my way to come here again. There are just too many great burger joints in Madison, and this one isn't at the top of my list.


I came in for a quick bite to eat after my sister told me they had good tacos and burritos and vegetarian-friendly. \n\nI thought I'd try a variety and order one fish, one cactus and one veggie/bean. \n\nFirst strike? I got attitude for a asking a few questions and asking that they leave the cheese and sour cream off. Then after ordering I realized they use flour tortilla (listed NO WHERE on the board) and asked that they use corn tortilla instead of their flour since I am gluten-free. \n\nOk, whatever. I get it. I am complicated and so are my orders. This isn't new.\n\nSecond strike? They were slower than hell! \n\nTheir fish tacos were delicious. Oh so messy and oh so yummy.\nBut the cactus tacos? It was just OK. And the black bean taco? Not so much. It was bland and dry. \n\nMaybe I just had high-expectations for a Taco joint in Phoenix?\n\nI'd try them again just for their fish tacos if I was nearby, but I wouldn't go out of my way.


Ridiculous experience! My husband and I borrowed a trailer from a friend to move some large furniture. He lives on the north side of town by Aliante. We stopped, with the trailer to have breakfast. Around 830am, we tried to park on the west side if the casino.  With our truck and trailer, we took up 2 parking spaces.  However, we were stopped by a bike security officer.  He informed us, since we had the trailer, we had to park on the east side of the casino.  Although I know he was simply doing his job...Here's where I have the issue with this...#1 NO ONE WAS THERE! The parking lot was COMPLETELY empty!  Regardless of whether we parked on the east or west side, we were going to take up 2 spaces!  #2 Okay, if you want to have specific trailer/large vehicle parking...there better be signs to show the designation.  There are no signs stating where trailers/large vehicles are allowed to park.  #3 When he told us we had to park on the east side of the casino, he didn't tell us we had to leave the parking lot.  We didn't know where we were supposed to go! \nI could see how this could be an issue if there were an event going on or if it was a busy evening.  This was definitely not the case.  We just wanted to go there, have breakfast, return the trailer to our friend and be on our way back to the Southwest.  \nWe were starving and this was way too big of a hassle.  Not appreciated at all.


Lamb Balti had big hunks of tomato, onion, and green pepper - the lamb was OK (not fatty) but lacked texture.  The peas in the mattar paneer were shriveled.   A tasteless meal - the chapati was the best thing but even here you should hope to find better,


We wanted to try this place because we had a coupon. We haven't been here before. It was a nice place. The food was pretty good and the service was ok. \n\nWe can't wait to come back again.


I really enjoyed stopping here on this rainy morning with a friend.  The chairs/loveseat by the fire place were nice. (would have been nicer lit, but we didnt ask..they probably would have turned it on if we had asked).  The coffee was good. I had the special \"lucky irishman\" which was perfect.  My friend had a plain latte and enjoyed it.  \nThe ONLY downfall for this place is the espresso machine sounds like the mothership is landing right on top of us.  It was so loud my friend sitting two feet from me speaking louder than average was not audible at all. \nOther than this small but important detail: a very very nice place to enjoy good coffee!


Johnny B was our waiter and he was great!!!  Same for the manager.  Had a great time with great service!!!!


I had the brisket and the beef was dry to my taste. My friends had the corn beef and pastrami and overall the corn beef is the best.  Overall, the food is okay.  Not sure i would go back.\n\nI still prefer Schwartz and Abbe's in Montreal, Qc.  2.5 to 3 stars.


This laundromat is a good price and has flat screen TVs, video games and a theater in the back. Regular prices. nice washing machines and dryers dried all my clothes for $0.75. Good atmosphere. will be going back. would recommend to friends and family


Friendliest owners of any place I've been to, hands down. The food is the freshest of any Mediterranean I've ever had! A friend and I enjoyed a Greek salad and I think it's the New York bagel.... I can't remember the name exactly... But it was an onion bagel with smear, lox, onion, tomatoes, and capers. Soooo delicious!


This place was great! The breakfast crepe I had was delicious, I got to watch them make it, and the staff was really friendly. On top of it all, the lovely lavender decor just tickled my visual senses. I would go back here any day of the week!


I have lived in Tempe for years and had never gone to this place, although I've heard of it. It's a crowded trailer diner, basically.\nWe got a table right away, our food pretty quickly, and service was quick and friendly.\n\nHowever, the food was not only average to poor, but overpriced. \nBasically every food option is $8.99 or more + $4 or more for any side you may want (no, only small parts of sides come with the $8.99-$16.99 breakfast entrees.\nThey have some combos that begin at $10.99+ that have parts of sides in them. \n\nThe chorizo eggs my gf got were pretty tasty, but the portion was small. Her potatoes and toast were inedible, something I would throw away if I made it myself even.\nMy biscuits and gravy tasted decent enough at first, the gravy is pretty good. The biscuits are cake like, exactly how another reviewer had described. More like cornbread consistency than biscuits. I couldn't finish them after I didn't have any more gravy to cover them in. The 2 small bacon strips that came with were OK.\n\nWe got hot chocolate, which was swiss miss with whip cream on top, a whole 6 oz of it maybe, for $2.75 each.\n\nMy gf got a cup of fruit, another $4 for about 8 pieces of fruit.\n\nTotal Bill for 2 medium portions of average to inedible breakfast easiest recipes: $31.11 (without tip)\n\nI am a Tempe business owner myself and like to promote eating and buying local, but this place was just another typical low quality medium-high priced Arizona restaurant I have encountered. It probably is more a 3 star than 2 star, but I want to help steer others away if possible, I felt ripped off and unsatisfied, and unless you are hung over and already there, you will too.


While it was Okay, the problems were bad service, the Panang Chicken curry was good, but we paid $5 for a small cup of rice which was barely full, and not enough for even 1/3rd of the Panang chicken.  They wanted us to pay another $5 for more rice, which is ridiculous--they should at least give enough rice to match the entree you buy, if they don't want to refill a side-dish, then at least make the initial helping not the meagre amount they gave out.  Additionally, the pot stickers were likely pre-made, nuked in a microwave and then lightly fried in a pan.  Really not good pot stickers.   You will have better asian food at Panda Express, sorry.  For the atmosphere and money, we were expecting a LOT more than what we got, and we left feeling used.


I've eaten here 3 times - \n\nThe first time was awesome;  the second time was...so-so; the third time was disgusting.  \n\nI was originally excited about this place since it's so close to my house but they've really slacked since opening.  My last take out from there was truly awful.  I ordered the chicken chow mein and the chicken tasted rotten...I couldn't finish it.\n\nI will say the fried rice and noodles there were still good despite the rotten chicken but c'mon.  When you serve rotten chicken, I can't help wondering about the condition and storage practices of the rest of the food that maybe doesn't taste as bad...\n\nI didn't bother giving them a second chance b/c my girlfriend had the exact same experience about a week after my last visit there...\n\nJust avoid this one


I ordered a pizza dinner deal online for $10 plus delivery and I the guy that brought me the pizza was a jerk to me and wouldn't take my quarters, nickels, dimes, pennies and he said u are a wasted of my time and I said we'll give me corporate number and the guy asked why and I said we'll if u not going to take my money then maybe u should get fired and he said ok and he took my money and said I'm the manger and next time don't do this shit and I recorded the whole thing. I called corporate and they are sending me $100 Giftcard plus 4 medium pizza coupons for free. I WILL NEVER DO BUSSINESS WITH THIS PIZZA HUT EVER AGAIN!!!!!!!!


I haven't been back to this location for probably 2 years as they did a bad job the few times I had gone back then.  I decided to try again today and it is still the same poor quality car wash.    I could probably find some local 10 year olds that would do a better job.   My dashboard had one swipe across so you can see all the dust on the rest of it.  And the exterior still had bugs and stuff still on the front.    They really need to focus on attention to detail.


Yum! Place was good and adult shakes are great! Great place to hit up before heading to Marquee for the day club pool dealie.


I love this place- esp. the breakfast. I started out with a Fat Boy bloody mary. It has bacon. And string cheese. Yum. I ordered the crab Benedict and it was delicious. My dining partners ordered the Denver scramble and prime rib hash. Both said their meals were great. We ended the meal with cookie dough egg rolls. They are evil, but soooo goood. My usual favorite dessert is their 6 layer carrot cake. One thing to remember is that the wait on Sunday morning is long. Do not walk in and expect to be seated in less than a half hour. They have a lounge area where you can get drinks while you wait which makes the time go a little faster.


I think it's very Phogettable.  Tried their crab soup special which tasted more like some sort of spicy tomato concoction.  Where's the crab?  Also tried regular pho which was fairly mediocre.  Bowl not that big, broth not that tasty, ingredients merely OK, and it's not that cheap either, and there seemed to be an unpleasant aftertaste for some reason.


i would never ever recommend them to anyone ever! first lets start with i only had my braces for 7 months. i have seen them every single month and has a payment every single month. back in may when i had my rubberbands changed they told me i was a month behind come to find out they applied my payment to a general payment and i never had any general work done! they said its from xrays they took when i asked them before they started anything will need to repay for xrays because if so i can have my general dentist send over my xrays since i just paid to have some done a day prior to my braces consultation i was told no i dont have to pay its included in the free exam. i call today and they tell me im 285.00 bucks behind and they will not apply one of the payments i made to the ortho account because i was charged for xrays then told me that i have only paid 3 payments out of the 7 months i have had it and thats not true because had i not made those payments they would of damn sure made me pay them before i got any work done. corporate is rude and the office staff sucks. they can do what they want with that contract because i will be taking my business somewhere else and i will be also filing a complaint with the bbb right along with everyone else that has! straight fraud! and whats even worse! my brackets keep falling off! but they want to harass you for payments but cant fix your teeth right! a bunch of losers! dont go to western dental this is a warning they are a bunch of rude scame artists!


Excellent food and service! Great atmosphere for watching a game! I got the Caliente Chicken sandwich which was incredible! We loved it so much we went back a second time during our trip and we got even better service the 2nd time around! They have great deals on alcohol during happy hour! Highly recommended!!


Food was excellent! A must stop when in Casa Grande. Florentine omelet outstanding! We will return.


I went in the store today for the 2nd time and customer experience was terrible.  They have the must unhappy angry people working there.  While I was picking out fabrics one employee said to another lady employee near me that a gentlemen needed a lot of help and could she help.  She frowned and then angrily said \"For What?\".  She was so bothered that she might have to actually talk to someone and help them out. Then once I went over to the cutting station the women helping me was so bothered there were kids in the store and just stared at them like she was going to kill them.  And if she had paid attention she would of seen that I'm 9 months pregnant (with my first child I might add) and that her attitude towards children only made me very uncomfortable as a pregnant women and customer.  She then began to complain about children and looked so unhappy just to be alive.  I'm writing this to let you know how angry I left the store when before I even entered I was just happy.  Good customer service really helps the company to shine and the customer to feel welcomed back and really I don't feel that way.


Three 1/2 stars\nFirst thing I noticed when we walked in was the decor in a West Elm style - possibly by an earlier tenant? A pleasant break from the usual Bangkok palace anyway.\n\nThe lunch specials were $9-12 according to the protein of your choice and include soup or salad. The soup of the day was egg drop something -no thanks- so we went with the salad, Chicken Pad Thai, Shrimp Tum Yum ($6)  and Crispy duck ($18) - same as we did in the last few Thai places we tried.\n\n-The lettuce was crispy, the ginger dressing tangy and tastier than we're typically served. It also wasn't thickened as usual but that was fine too. \n\n-The Tum Yum made for a fine medium spicy soup with many ingredients - mushrooms, shrimp, tomato etc- but no trace of lemongrass and malanga. The waitress told  me they don't put lemongrass in the bowl because customers objected to bits of \"wood\" in their soup but the chef uses it to make the broth. Maybe true, the soup had some nice flavor but my taste buds could not recognize it as Tum Yum : 3 stars\n\n-the Pad Thai was very tasty but fell just a little short overall because there was no crunch to it (no bean sprouts or anything of the sort) and it was made with thin noodles instead of the wider, flat kind :  3 stars\n\n- Crispy Duck: now we're talking! I've had good, bad and indifferent Asian duck around town but this one was the only one that came close to the experience of *Crispy* Thai duck. What looked like a whole half duck chopped into thick slices with a cleaver, crispy meat with lots of crunchy skin (like rind) to nibble. That's what I was looking for. The meat had been deboned, which I didn't notice at first because it had been carefully put back together for a traditional presentation -a compromise I can live with. Excellent duck:    Four stars\n\nNow, I'm NOT going to claim this or that Thai restaurant makes THE BEST DUCK HANDS DOWN, nope! Apples and oranges, they all use different recipes. Thai Orchid's for one, serves a duck dish that's every bit as tasty -if not more- than Ban Thai's.   \n\nHowever Ban Thai was the only restaurant in my admittedly limited sampling which -in spite of claims to the contrary- actually serves Crispy Thai Duck .


This is my go to place in Montreal. The food is classic French Bistro right out of Paris and the decor makes you feel you are actually there !\nI went there this Friday night and the place was packed. Perhaps the word is out that at Les Deux you get a great value. I sure did. I tried the\nfrogs legs, which is not my usual choice, but, they were crispy and delicious, accented with a nice pesto. This dish is a real winner. Then on to the Dore perfectly cooked and sitting on top of a delicious ratatouille.\nThe Chocolate Lava cake was super. You can find this at many restos these days and its usually not very interesting, but this one was great swimming in  rich dark chocolate and not super sweet. My meal was accompanied by a glass of really nice house Pinot Noir. My bill was around $40 before tax and tip. On my other visits the Duck Confit and the Salmon pave were stand outs. The Duck was succulent and crispy. The salmon was cooked perfectly with the skin nicely charred. The place is friendly and unpretentious. There are many places in Montreal with food that more decorously plated, but they are often more than twice as expensive and and not good as Les Deux Gamins.


My favorite Mongolian BBQ joint in the Phoenix area. HUGE HUGE portions, the only place where they let you smash the meat with wax paper, so much sauce and even the side bar is delicious. DO IT and I dare you to finish everything in your bowl.


We rented a room in Vegas at Caesars Palace They gave us a room with a broken bed, the shower was putting more water at the bottom than at top.  The room had a window that was the whole wall, but they had a water tank as our view. the room was from the El Capone's era.  We had made the reservation about a month ahead.  We complained to Vegas.com and they said it was the hotels fault, we complained to Caesars an they said it was the people we had the reservation through, I talked to managers at Vegas.com and have not heard from them for about 2 weeks, if they are not responsible for a reservation from them, do not use them, it was a horrible experience.


After all the reviews, decided why not give it a try?  WOW, packed on a sunday nite with a 20 minute wait.  Know all about eating the spicy mudbugs after living in houston 7 yrs.  The crawfish were really good, not soggy and mildly spiced for my tastes choosing the hot n juicy spice.  They were out of stone & blue crab, leaving only king legs and snow crab to choose from.  I got the tiny sized snow crabs, my friend got the shrimp platter.  both were mostly fries.  this place would die a quick death in south texas or the bayou country.\n\npros: food came out really fast, miller lite by the bottle served really cold.\ncons: limited items available that night, say they serve beer & wine but wine was only sold by the bottle last night.  atmosphere gets a zero, we were packed in like sardines, forgive the pun. waitress seemed frazzled, maybe it was her first night.  had to ask for lemons, WTF?


When Friday arrives, I get excited because I know tomorrow is Saturday- Chompie's Day! I come here for breakfast with my family every weekend, and I am never disappointed. The hostesses are sweet and welcoming, and our servers are attentive and always give our two young ones a cookie. And the food- consistently on point!  (I recommend the Cabo Skillet.) Lovey also makes her rounds in the morning and greets customers to see how the food is; There is definitely a sense of pride that can be seen in the restaurant and tasted in the delicious dishes.


This place is totally Vegas. Food is wonderful. The atmosphere is old Vegas. The complimentary limo is a bonus. We frequent this joint every time we get a chance when visiting Vegas which is often. There's always a lounge singer which feels oh so Vegas.


Impressionnant, \u00e7a faisait longtemps que je n'\u00e9tais pas all\u00e9e dans un resto aussi mauvais que ce lui l\u00e0! \nEn plus du fait que le poulet-tagliatelles \u00e9tait inf\u00e2me, le serveur \u00e9tait un peu trop vulgaire! \nC'est un apportez votre vin, \u00e0 la base pour un restaurant fran\u00e7ais c'est toujours tr\u00e8s \u00e9tonnant de ne pas y trouver de vin, bref, la fameuse poitrine de poulet aux hormones est servie sans sel avec des tagliatelles fades dans un grand bol \u00e0 soupe tr\u00e8s pratique d'utilisation surtout quand on n'a pas de cuill\u00e8re :S !\nOn ne se rattrape m\u00eame pas sur les prix avec un bon 23$ pour ce plat de p\u00e2tes d\u00e9geux, des tarifs abusifs \u00e0 la parisienne parce qu'on est en terrasse sur Prince Arthur et on arnaque les touristes (c'est bien l\u00e9gitime)\nPour r\u00e9sumer c\u00f4t\u00e9 nourriture on est encore bien loin de la gastronomie fran\u00e7aise, mais alors tr\u00e8s loin!\nEt en ce qui concerne le service, certes on a daign\u00e9 me servir \u00e0 21h50, heure un peu tardive par un charmant serveur venu de la capitale fran\u00e7aise, qui devrait apprendre un peu plus vite \u00e0 servir le client quand on lui demande un coke diet (c'est \u00e9crit dessus!) Il serait temps de s'y mettre on est au Qu\u00e9bec!\nQui plus est quand j'ai entendu sa conversation avec la table de fran\u00e7ais derri\u00e8re moi j'\u00e9tais outr\u00e9e: Il s'en allait \u00e0 parler de godemichet et vibromasseur arrg! :S \nJe peux comprendre que la complicit\u00e9 avec les clients (de son pays) est un atout pourboire, mais de l\u00e0 \u00e0 entrer dans l'intimit\u00e9, j'appellerais plus \u00e7a de la vulgarit\u00e9 salace! Ce n'est pas le genre de chose que j'ai envie d'entendre sur une terrasse alors que je suis en train de manger c'est limite choquant!\nEn r\u00e9sum\u00e9, y'a pas mal d'autres resto \u00e0 c\u00f4t\u00e9 de celui-ci, si je peux donner un conseil c'est passer son chemin.


What more can be rewarding after a 5 hour hike at Red Rock, I'll tell you what....a good ass breakfast!  My first time here and by the looks of the food on the table and how crowded it was being a wednesday afternoon, I knew it was gonna be good.\n\nMy friend was on her whack diet (she ain't even fat), so she just ordered tuna salad and biscuit with gravy.  I ordered the mexican omelette and red velvet pancakes, which I never there was such a thing.  The mexican omelette had marinated carnitas, sliced jalapenos, pico gallo, pepper jack cheese and topped off with sour cream.  It was pretty good but the red velvet pancake was the main dish I enjoyed the most.  I have never been a big fan of anything red velvet and this is the first.  She gave me a bite of her biscuit and gravy but I thought she was done with it and I killed it.  Haha she was like really, I look down for one second and you eat it all without sharing, ooops.\n\nVery affordable too with friendly servers who attend to you right away and checks up occasionally, despite the place being busy.  I will definitely be coming here for breakfast again. My ex and her tuna salad, what a waste of visit to baby cakes for her.


I thought this location was great.  Not near as crazy as the one at Fashion Square and easier to find sizes and inventory.  Good prices like always and cute clothes.  The only reason I'm giving this location 2 stars is for the service we received.  When we went to check out I asked Vanessa, the clerk behind the counter if she would mind to let me know the price on each item as she rung it up.  Everything was on a clearance rack but I wasn't sure if they were hung in the wrong spot or really on sale since they weren't marked.  She was immediately annoyed with me and said that she guessed she could do that and then proceeded to no do that at all.  She rung everything up and literally threw it in a bag.  Then I asked for the receipt and she snapped at me that it was already in the bag.  Before I'd even left the register she was reaching for the next person's items to ring them up.  \n\nI completely get wanting to get to everyone in a timely manner but that shouldn't mean you give bad customer service.


Its one of the only country bars around on west side of town. Good live bands. Food is average. Some great swing dancers here on Friday and Saturdays. Strange thing is, the other room has hip-hop, so the mix of people is different to say the least. You have to see the Redneck Revolution. They play there often. Oh yea, cash only, they have an ATM inside.


I had George bend me up a couple pipes for my custom exhaust, and when I ran into a snag and took the vehicle to him about getting another pipe fabricated he was a complete jerk. I don't own a hydraulic bender or a lift, that's the only reason I was there. What I was asking for would have taken less then an hour to do with those tools. He spoke down to me the entire time constantly telling me that my vehicle was \"a mess\" and that I was doing \"everything wrong\" and that he refused to work on my vehicle unless he got to completely tear everything out and redo it, which I couldn't afford. I'm a machinist and welder that has grown up around cars and apprenticed in numerous hot rod shops. I might know a thing or two, and the first thing I know is I would NEVER treat my customers that way. I would avoid this place at all costs.


I went to Marquee and did not enjoy my experience.  We had gone to XS, Surrender, Hyde, and Haze throughout our week in Vegas, and had bottles every night.  That being said, the issue with Marquee is that there is no air of exclusivity, in that, the line is very long, but it seems like by the end of the night every single person that was in line is packed into the club like a bunch of dying fish.  We went on the night Chuckie was performing, and it literally took 30 minutes to explore this massive club (due to the sardine factor).  Even with a bottle, we were not having a very good time.  Our bottle waitresses were rude, and they decided to close down our section (after paying nearly $800 for our single bottle of Belvedere).  They offered to move us but since we had a quarter of a bottle left, and we were nearly out, they basically said buy another one and we'll move you, and if not we'll just stare at you till you feel pressured enough to leave.  I very nicely approached them in their staring contest and let them know I did not appreciate their staring contest, to which they insisted it was not what it seemed and continued to stare at us.  \n  I have had Skyboxes at LIV, have tables 2-3 times a week here in DC, have been to Vegas 3 times in the past year, gone to clubs in NYC (near where I grew up) constantly, and have never had a more pompous and underwhelming experience.  I am sure if you come here with $5k-10k to spend you will have a wonderful time, but for that money, I would hop a flight to Miami, and go to LIV, which I will continue to argue is the best nightclub in the world (especially their skyboxes), as there is an air to exclusivity and service that is simply incomparable to any other experience I have ever had.  All of my friends decided that Hyde @ Bellagio is the perfect place for us in Vegas, they are more reasonable, more exclusive, and the view can't be beat, inside and out.    Also people seem to be there to have a great time, not just say they went there.  Skip this place, not like you will, as everyone says it's the greatest club in the world, and inevitably you will make the same mistake we made...


The other reviews have summed this gym up perfectly.\n\nIt a simple back to basics gym. I was slightly worried it was going to be a grim and grotty as it is open 24 hours and much cheaper than any other gyms in Edinburgh. I was very pleasantly surprised, it is clean, well equipped and has hot showers.\n\nI also wanted to add that they have really good staff who are super friendly and happy to answer any questions about particular machines or give advice if you want to achieve something specific during a work out.


The hotel is nice but the service was not . We arrived at 11 pm they didn't have our room that we wanted so they moved us to another that was cheaper then the price we paid and did not give us the difference in price that was $50 a night. The casino is OK other hotels have more tables open at nigh slot machines are OK . Will not stay again to far away form the main STRIP.


Service and cleanliness and such were okay, but the food was mediocre compared to other places in town and it was expensive for the low quality and taste they offer. Their BBQ to go for the duck and pork are much better, but this isn't a good dine in place.


My wife and I didn't have the best of Labor Day week ends. First her car over heats Saturday night and we have drop it off at a garage for repair. She borrows my car which decides to shred its back tire Sunday night during a raging thunderstorm and no one open to fix it because its a holiday week end,so we are now without a vehicle.\nMy wife reserves a car on line and no where on the website does it say you have to have a major credit card to rent car. Our daughter picks us up and we drive 45 minutes to the airport and wait in line only to be told when we present our debit card that we need a major credit card to rent a car. WTF!! A debit card is the same as cash and we are being turned down for a car rental???\nMy wife informed the clerk that she had used this same debit card in other cities to rent car while she was on business trips and at this point he takes a condescending attitude and told us we were not renting a car with a debit card.\nI kept my cool until the clerk starting waving my wife's debit card in our face and treating us like we were white trash because we did not have a credit card.\nAt this point both my wife and I lost it and I profanely told him what I thought of him and Enterprise care rental. My wife snatched her debit card out of his hand and we stormed out mad as hell.\nMy wife and I do not have nor care to have a major credit card. If we can not pay cash for something, we do not buy it.\nI cannot believe in todays world a company will not take a debit card for a purchase.\nIf Enterprise was the last car rental place on the face of the earth and we don't have a car, we will walk rather than rent from them!


Drove all the way here and they are closed for maintenance until end of May. I just wish that businesses that are on yelp would make us aware of these types of things, bc now I have a bad taste in my mouth...


I called at 6PM to inquire if they had a \"kids section\" here because my youngest is 2. The guy that answered said yes we do, I said great we are on our way.  We got there at 630 and when we paid he tells us just so you know the kids area closes at 7PM.  WTH. Someone should let them know when people call at 6PM thats some important info to tell them.  Now why they close off their kids section is a WHOLE other problem... I have a 9 yr old and a 2 year old, so after 7PM my 9 yr old could go jump with the other scraggly teenaged boys and hoodlums that were showing up (urrgh) while my 2 year old does nothing. I did ask for a refund and then left and went to Jumpstreet which I recommend because they DONT close their kids section at odd times, its open during their business hours and is a lot cleaner.


I've probably been here around ten times, but haven't reviewed this spot!  Okay, here's my two cents:\n\nThe fact that it's been years and it's still popular does prove that it's still a happening spot.  When you have a good promoter and an even ratio, girls and guys get in for free, and girls have been getting free open bar for an hour (just go to the less popular bar areas to load up on drinks for the boys in your group, too!).\n\nThe bathrooms upstairs are interesting though annoying at times...the main dance floor is super tiny which is a mistake on their part...but the beach upstairs (which isn't always open) is beautiful and more spacious.\n\nBut the best part of all is that I did meet my boo here.  So despite the common notion that you can't find any quality men/women in the clubs...well, I guess we found love in a hopeless place (or am I just encouraging exceptions over rules?).


Drove by this place on the way back from a meeting. Checked it out on Yelp decided to give it a try, and I was not disappointed. They give you 3 different salsas and chips the minute you're seated at the table. All are very good. \n\nTried the Pollo Fundido, as so many on Yelp had recommended it. It lived up to the reviews. I will say this, though, it is not a light lunch by any means. Eat this baby at noon, and you'll be snoozing by 2 PM in your chair at the office. \n\nMany things in the menu looked tasty. Wish I were in the area more often so I could try the rest.


I was excited when I bought my project car. Hey, it was in pretty good shape for its vintage and it's very rare. I did need to have the bumper chromed as they were off a late mid century Japanese car. These cars where not known for their sturdy materials, every knows that. \n\nWell, I decided to put all my faith in the folks over at Papago and it turned out to be a massive blunder. Well, they probably did their best. But, their best isn't good enough to restore your dream. Hey, if you need a tub faucet done, go to them. In addition to a filthy location, you'll get some rudeness, a lot of lateness (and a few \"We'll have it tomorrow afternoons\") and then, when they botch the job, they'll tell you it was the material they had to work with? Really, the same material that I brought to you weeks before and asked you to make perfect? The material?\n\nSo, now I have to live with this substandard job and take it to a real restoration place, one that knows what they're working with and won't blame the material for their botched work. I gave them a 1 ranking, after all, they get me SOMETHING back. Nothing I want, but it is something. \n\nEmail me, I'll show you the kind of work they did for me.


Tons of seating, same great pizza. Lunch special is one of the best around.


Not easy to find but well worth the search. We walked up and down Rue Saint-Urbain. It took a few passes to realize it was inside a large building upstairs. We went for dim sum and it was really quite tasty. \nWe ordered the following dishes served off the carts:\n1.) Chinese broccoli\n2.) Hai Gow\n3.) Shiu Mai\n4.) Duck feet wrapped in Soy bean \n5.) Scallop dumplings\n6.) Black Bean ribs\n7.) Shrimp & chive dumpling\n\nAll the food came out hot and delicious. The service was good, tea refilled quickly and the prices reasonable.


The best steak house on the strip.  The roasted steaks are great.  Fries should not be missed!  Quite expensive.  Awesome service.  Incredible wine list (study it before you dine).


Wow this place needs a MAJOR renovation. The rooms are super old and the cleaning crew doesn't even bother to clean up the place. We accidentally left some chips on the floor and after hanging by the pool and returning to the room we noticed they cleaned but most of the chips were still there. They didn't wipe all the couters down completely . They have a little cafe downstairs where we grabbed some lunch my chicken sandwich was disgusting! The cashier was a B**** and FYI lady you're 70's look is sooo LY. The lady at the front desk was a smart ass. It looks like the employees are unhappy, then get another job!!!!! The pool could use some cleaning throughout the day  and there was no way I was going into their jacuzzi with all those kids. Kids+super hot water=lot's of bacteria. NO THANKS! It was cheap and it was a quick trip so that's why we chose this place. I heard stories of this place but I didn't think it was that bad but never again!


Should chicken salad be white? Isn't chicken and mayo more of a tan color?  \n\nBut no, the salad was so white I thought I was being served a cottage cheese sandwich. The chicken salad lacked any texture, more like mashed potatoes, and hardly any walnuts. It was not a generous sandwich--the only other toppings I recall were lettuce and tomato served on non-artisan bread. \n\nI had remembered the Paradise Bakery at Metrocenter of years ago, okay many years ago, and was impressed with their food then. This sandwich was just okay and the Mediterranean salad was pretty good.\n\nThe parking here is limited and driving through the congested area is a difficult. I would hesitate to visit during the busy hours--there would be no spaces!\n\nSome pluses:  The atmosphere with brick walls, tall ceilings and booths (I love booths).  I liked the bright chunky plates. Their menu is extensive. The acai berry iced tea was great.  \n\nNow if only Paradise was more like Wildflower Bakery, serving artisan bread and generous sandwiches I would be totally happy.


Just moved here from Michigan a great find from my home state. Great people, great food, and great weather what else can you ask for???


FIRST THE GOOD THINGS:\n\n* Beautiful and flamboyent owner. She actually talks to customers!\n* Even more beautiful stewardesses (waitresses, hosts, or whatever you call them)!\n* Attractive airline theme. Too bad airlines aren't like that anymore!!!\n* Comfortable indoor and outdoor seating areas.\n* First rate live music by bands like Glyde. \n* More women that men -- and they all seem to wear short skirts!\n* No cover charge.\n\n\nNOW THE BAD THINGS:\n\n* Parking is a disaster. Expect to pay $6 for valet parking or be prepared to walk a long way.\n\n* Drinks are overpriced. \n\n* Live bands don't have a stage to play. In a way it's cool because they play on the dance floor, but....... continue reading:\n\n* The area to dance is very limited. Unoccupied tables take up a lot of the areas where you could dance. It's a good thing the tables didn't have people when I was there because dancers and diners would fall all over each other. \n\n* At first glance it would seem a great place to dance because the floor is made of wood. Unfortunately the wood is sticky so it's difficult to do anything but stationary wiggling and hip grinding. The sticky floor combined with tiny floor areas to dance will discourage any kind of real couple dancing. \n\n* If more than two couples are dancing at a time be prepared to do bump into your neighbors -- which might be kind of fun if one of those cute waitresses is walking by! My two left feet don't do well around things that can spill.\n\n* The tiny areas to dance double as the walkways to the other areas of the bistro. During busy areas that will create very congested runways -- and may cause flight delays. \n\nApparently Flight wasn't designed to have dancinng or live bands, so although it's good they have both, it's not a marriage made in heaven. If Flight takes off and attracts large crowds it will be like an airport without a control tower!


I think that this is the closest off-campus restaurant to CMU. The price is fine and you get a large amount of food. The service here is quick and efficient, but no one is very friendly. That's fine, as I hardly ever eat in and only stop by to pick up a meal.\n\nTheir bubble tea is pretty good. I especially recommend the mango bubble tea. Also, the chow fun is pretty good as well.\n\nOverall, the food is tasty, the service is quick, and the price is alright. Not bad for a conveniently close restaurant


After trying this place last night, I'm having a lot of trouble declaring whether I prefer Burger Bar or BLT or even LBS! So many awesome burgers in this town make this a difficult decision! \n\nBurger Bar (or LBS) win out if you like the make your own burger thing. These places have a much better selection of toppings (my 2 favorites - brie cheese and cinnamon bacon were missing at BLT!). \n\nHowever, I do love BLT for the sheer variety of \"pre-designed\" burgers. Lamb burgers? Ban-mi burgers? Crazy I tell you. I had the kobe slider trio cooked medium rare - 1 was BBQ, 1 was BLT and 1 was Blue cheese. All rocked! The sweet potato fries were superb - better than Burger Bar's rendition. We were all way too stuffed to try the shakes, but they did sound awesome.


Roadrunner Park is one of the better parks in North Phoenix. The pond is a plus! I always like parks with ponds, because I've always been fond of feeding geese. Ramadas are sporadically placed amongst the park with benches underneath them. It's also very clean, woohoo! The playground is always packed full of kids, which is nice. The Basketball courts are illuminated, and local residents take full advantage of them. I use the park to go running. Tons of open fields make it a nice place to relax. There's also a lot of greenery and trees. Hurrah for shade! I also like the tennis courts, they really complete the park and make it an all-around community center.\n\nHowever, I've never ever ever seen the pool used. At least since I moved here in the early 2000's....Am I the only one?


I ordered chocolate shaved snow and it wasn't what I was expecting, but good. Employees were super friendly and the store was spotless, even on a busy Saturday evening. Fun addition to Centennial Hills


I dined here as part of a group recently.  Overall, we had an excellent experience.  First, with arrangements having been made beforehand (as you should with a group), they were most accommodating! The service simply couldn't have been any better for our group!  Ian, the Manager, personally made sure that everything was taken care of for us.\nThose in our group tried quite a variety of things from the menus.  So first, about the menu... they are very extensive and include dishes from several areas that geographically surround Malaysia.  They have everything from Japanese Sushi, to Indian curries, to multiple Chinese favorites.  They even have some Malaysian specialties on the menu too!  ; )  Some of the dishes that seemed to stand out for our group included the Malaysian Sea Bass and another Malaysian dish made with Stingray (or Skate).  I had the Curry Duck and thought it was quite good! I think that everyone in our group enjoyed the dishes they ordered, and that (for me) is quite a statement!\nThe location is great for dining before or after downtown activities or sporting events and there is adequate parking on both sides of the building.\nI don't have much to recommend for improvement, except that it may be time to organize the menus a bit.  There is more than one version and they differ.  But then, whatever you find on the one you have, will most likely be good anyway...


This is a solid 5 stars for me. The only thing they could possibly do better is have some more reasonably priced drink selections. The food was wowza, off the charts. We started with a 3 cheese tray that consisted of Fontina, Parmesan and something else... it comes with honey, spicy apricots and brandied cherries. (No, they won't let you drink the brandy out of the jar, damnit!) Cheese was awesome. I don't think we even touched the bread, once the cheese came out. I don't know about all the bread complaints. Despite the fact that it had a very dark, well-done crust, I think it's a stretch to call it burned. Probably think your glass is half-empty if you call the bread burned. I had some sort of pizza. It was on the back of their menu, where they have their pasta and pizza of-the-day selection, below the cheeses. Other person in my party had the carbonara. My pizza had some sort of ham-thickness meat, arugula and tepanade. It was an thin crust pizza, that was more than large enough for one person. I wasn't too hot on the carbonara, but it was still quite good. I'd probably try other items, myself. I didn't like the fact that they have small, expensive wine pours. Their wine list's cheapest bottle is $32, average around $90, up to $400. Ok, I don't have a problem buying a $32 bottle of wine. But if I buy the cheapest bottle, I look like the cheapest patron. Anyway, I'd appreciate cheaper drinks. Other than the goofy wine list, I found it to be just awesome. In fact, I plan on visiting again. Maybe they can start charging a corkage fee for my 40 oz'rs. Staff was also great. They were very friendly and actually kept a good pace with the food and drinks coming out. I really appreciate that, especially at a nice location like this. Highly recommended, I'd do it again in a heartbeat.


Went herewith my friends and had the lunch buffet. Very limited choices. Only chicken and vegetarian. Naan was crispy...not much more to say.


My hubby and I have been coming here for years ever since we moved to this side of town, and it's always amazing, every single time we come! We love it because of the all you can eat for just $24.99 per person, and considering how much some sushi joints cost here in town, you definitely get your money's worth here. Their AYCE menu has a ton of choices, and even appetizers are included. My only complaint is that sometimes it takes a while for the food to arrive, but they do a very good job at coming back to check and see if you like to order anything else. Highly recommended!!


Score: 2.5  I don't think Mario Batali would be happy with our experience. The setting is gorgeous: a faux Piazza San Marco that is always sunny, but not hot, and only one well behaved pigeon. The cafe, itself is charming with faux outdoor seating and a magnificent refrigerated tower for cheese and salumi. If only the food and service matched this santized version of Venice, we would be singing its praises.\n\nThe service is the poster child for LVSS (Las Vegas Service Syndrome -- \"I will never see you again, so you are just an annoyance that must be dealt with\" -- they do not rely upon regulars like most restaurants). The hostess exuded boredom as we approached her station. Our server was sluggish, coughed incessantly, was unfamiliar with the cheeses, and generally could care less. Being in the industry, we were appalled. We tried being extra nice, but no amount of warmth could encourage a glint of caring.\n\nThe food is pretty good. They use quality ingredients, but again, no one really cares or has passion for food. The pizza is OK, but not wood fired. The pasta (I had the bucatini) was good but nothing exciting. We ordered a portion of wine listed as 250ml which is about 8oz and it was not even close. This could be excusable if the prices were not so high.\n\nI do not suggest this place. Mario Batali has some fine restaurants, but this is not one of them.


I like this Starbucks location...\n\nThe workers are typically polite and efficient. They are also yet to screw up one of my orders! So I will continue to get my morning coffee here, since the Tropicana and Decatur store is disgusting and slow! \n\nTwo thumbs up!


Wonderful bake-it yourself pizza.  My friend and I always get the vegetarian and it comes loaded with all the usual veggies and ample cheese.  There's a gourmet vegetarian option with artichoke hearts and spinach that's great as well.  They have good fresh salads and cookie dough for sale also.  Service went downhill there for awhile-they had some downright sullen people in there who used to get upset with us if we came in a half hour before closing, because they were wanting to clean up for the night.  But those employees seem to be gone and everyone is very nice again.  Prices are very reasonable and the food is of high quality.  A winner!


Trevi is located in the middle of The Forum Shops in Caesars right next to the large fountain and statues. The atmosphere is great and includes enjoyable people watching, but the food did not live up to the ambiance. \n\nCrab meat, Spinach and Artichoke Dip (3) - Never saw or tasted any crab, so really you're just charging me 15 bucks for an average spinach and artichoke dip.\nChicken Marinato Pizza (3) - Decent brick oven pizza, nothing overly fantastic that jumped out and grabbed me. \n\nService was OK and prices were Las Vegas-esque (overpriced).


simply fantastic, been here 4 days straight since they opened, the lemon custard is amazing in their banana splits. i would go EVERY DAY.


As a wandering tourist my expectations were good location and cheap price. Perhaps the \"hotel\" title is confusing but it's more comfortable than a hostel. \nMy room was clean but humidity was a problem, the single rooms are in the basement. \nThe staff are friendly. However the internet connection is very slow from all floors and you should not expect the continental breakfast to keep you full.


This place was great. I am Korean and from Los Angeles and I love this place. The food is very authentic and tasty just like home. I ate there two days in a row when I was in Phoenix. I had the Sushi, Kalbi and Bulgogi. My friend had the spicy seafood soup and it was great.  I recently posted a review of the wrong Takamatsu. This is the one I went to.


This car wash does not open at seven opens at 730 this is the third time I've been to this car wash the never open on time based off of this website or the time posted that they have on other sites as well


For those of you who don't live in Vegas, this is the company that picks up your trash and recycled items.  In the 17+ years I've lived here, they only get 3 Stars from me.  Here's why:\n\nPROS\n- They pick up trash on holidays.\n\n- They never miss a scheduled pickup day.\n\n- They will pickup trash up to 6 feet long.\n\nCONS\n- They pick up the recycled items later in the day, which can make the neighborhood messy if it's a windy day.\n\n- They always leave the trash can in the street instead of near the sidewalk.  Sometimes, they leave the trashcan at the neighbor's house next door.\n\n- They sometimes leave some trash in the can.\n\nOverall, it's not bad.....bottom line, there's no other option, so I'll have to live with it!  Thanks @Misti Y for the inspiration to review the trash guys!


This is such a fun and unique bar. The wings are AMAZING! And the selection of beers is second to none. However, the service is complete and utter crap. I recently went to this bar and got a Guinness that was on special and I tasted it and almost spit it out, it tasted like straight gasoline! I told the bartender about it and she proceeded to argue with me that I didn't know what I was talking about. I couldn't finish the beer. Guinness for the record is my favorite beer. She proceeded to ignore me and my group for the rest of the night and we had to ask the poor food runner to get out checks for us. Needless to say I will think twice before ever going here again.


Le Cartet is one great place to try for breakfast with their interesting concept of boutique restaurant. Plus, they offer a wide range of products such bottled smoothies, sandwiches, salads, pastries and more. \n\nLaid-back crowd, cozy ambiance and delicious food. What can you ask for more? If the weather is great, you can even sit outside. This place definitely get off the beaten track.


If I really enjoyed this chill spot in the Bellagio right beside the large garden. I ate at the bar on a Monday morning, had the lobster omlette....the cheese was just right inside the omlette, the lobster was ok....I really was just looking for a basic breakfast with hashbrowns and toast....and thats exactly what I got. Hashbrowns were good...nothing was too greasy, I didn't feel bloated afterwards, it was very peaceful and I like how you get a little container of honey with your tea and different jams. If you just want a basic breakfast that isn't too expensive, defiantly come here. I will go here again if I stay at the Bellagio.


Awesome, Awesome, Awesome. This was the finisher of our Vegas trip on our way back to Los Angeles. Our friend suggested this place since we enjoyed the boiling crab in K-Town. It was not a disappointment. The wait was not bad, it was about 20 minutes. Once we were seated we placed out order for four pounds of shrimp and 2 pounds of craw-fish. We stuck to the mild and medium. Great kick.. The craw-fish and shrimp were huge, both in flavor and size. \n\nEverything about this place was great. The servers busted their buts to make sure that our table was clean and that we were served. They took good care of us. \n\nIf you live in Las Vegas, or passing through after a few slots, this is the place to go. Your hands are the forks and knife and the table is your plate. Dive in and enjoy!


Enjoyed the cheesesteak sandwich with house potato chips.  Lunch buffet wasn't stellar.  Love the fact that you can call ahead in the morning and have fresh whole wheat pasta made in time for dinner.  Be prepared to be surprised by the price.  I didn't think it warranted the cost.  I did enjoy the veal scaloppini!\n\nPizzas looked good, but haven't tried them yet.


Simpsons Arcade game!\nProp Cycle!\nMusic games!\nWHAT MORE DO YOU WANT FROM THEM!!!\nShut up and give them your money!


The restaurant has their old address on some sites- disconcerting. The atmosphere was cozy and there were many French speaking people there- a good sign for a French bistro. The server was pleasant but slow, our food took over an hour to get to us. The frog legs were bland and my dish was full of broccoli (which wasn't written on its description) I'm allergic to broccoli. The crepe, which I was so excited about because of the crepe machines in the front window, were cold and flavorless. We were disappointed with our meal considering its cost. We probably will not go back


This location specifically made me a fan of Lenny's.  I'd often stop in here before grocery shopping across the plaza to quench the munchies, shopping with the munchies is never a good idea.\nService is always prompt, while still being very personable. I got into several interesting conversations the employees. Always love random conversation. \nThe meat is sliced to order. (not sitting between paper, pre-sliced, a la other sandwich shops) Bread is baked fresh. Couldn't ask for more from a sandwich shop, other than slightly lower prices. But then again, if prices get cut quality often gets cut along with it. I'll take a good cold cut sandwich any day when I can watch my meat get sliced and make a new friend.


I was hesitant to hit up Carly's for dinner last night because of the mixed reviews that were written previously, but we were in a time crunch and wanted to grab a quick bite before heading over to the Phoenix Neutrino Project.  I was with my BF; we were downtown and it looked like it wasn't too crowded, so we parked and went inside.\n\nThis place has character!  It reminded us a bit of the original Pita Jungle in Tempe... artwork on the walls and a hipster crowd.  Lots of healthy options on the menu and a nice selection of beer as well.  We both ordered the vegetarian wrap sandwich.  It comes with your choice of orzo or chips.  I read 'Terra Chips' somewhere on the menu, and since I love Terra Chips, I went with the chips.  Jared went with the orzo salad.  Our service was quick and attentive, and we both enjoyed our sandwiches... not quite as good as Pita Jungle, but pretty good.  I was disappointed that the 'chips' my sandwich came with were just plain potato chips, not Terra Chips.  Jared seemed to enjoy his orzo salad.\n\nWe were in and out in less than an hour, and we were satisfied with our light dinner.  I would go back to Carly's but I'd like to explore some of the other downtown local bars and restaurants before I do so.


Yay for local babies! We got a smoking deal on a set of Dwell studio baby bedding here and stocked up on clothes and a few books. Awesome prices and the owner was friendly and helpful. We'll be back once the little one comes!


There really is no reason to eat anywhere else in Vegas if you're Filipino.  Well if you're in the mood for Filipino food that is.  You can eat wherever you want.\n\nOk, so this restaurant is a point-and-serve establishment bka cafeteria-style aka \"turo-turo.\"  So with that in mind, make sure you try to sample everything.  You can't do Vegas in a day and you definitely can't do DJ's either.  My last time here I had Laing and Bangus.  It was pretty much off the chain.  I don't know what it is about taro leaves that brings out massive flavor.  You know what kills flavor?  The quality of the restrooms.\n\nIf you're not Filipino then you probably won't understand what's happening on the television.  Usually a game show or a soap opera is playing, but more than likely a game show.  \n\nYou will definitely leave this place full and relatively happy.  I advise you head back to your room immediately afterwards because the \"-itis\" hits hard when you eat here.  \n\nFind a bed fast...


My negative experience with Sharona Optical and their apparently affiliated Horizon Eye Specialists & LASIK Center has been too long and involved to recount without boring a reader to tears, but the bottom line is it's been REALLY bad for me.\n\nI would only recommend them to a prospective eye care patient if (for some awful reason) I hated them a lot, and wanted them to beat their head against a wall until it bleeds.\n\nI'm getting a headache right now just thinking about having made the mistake of doing business with them.


Top service for my slowly leaking tyre in my hire car. Quick and efficient, and CHEAP. No bullshit either. They patched the tyre and all is well. I thought it might have taken a while and went across the road to the Del Tacos to get some lunch (we were starving) and by the time we got back 30 mins later it was all fixed and ready to go. If you need tyres and you're in Vegas, go here.


Yes, the popcorn is always a big draw. I have to admit I don't go here a lot but once in a while they will have some good sales on tools, etc. The advantage that the big box stores have over Ace is selection. The advantage Ace has is service. If there is an item that I know I can find at Ace then I'll buy it there but sometimes I just find myself trudging into Home Despot or Loews...like moths to a lamp I suppose. \n\nBut at Ace you've got good service, easy parking, no lineups and competitive prices so why not support the underdog once in a while?


i use to go to this place few years ago and then i forgot about it after moving to another city.i just saw it on YELP and i remember their amazing selection.I think it is time for some russian caviar.


The place is pretty comfortable and the prices aren't that bad. It's more a 3.5\n\nI had the bone in rib steak and I ordered it medium. as most of the times in almost every place I go, they overcooked it :(\n\nThe house pinoit noir was decent and in general the food was pretty good for the money.\n\nThe service was friendly but no refills on the water and the waitress never came back to ask if I would like another glass of wine. I would if she asked, but that never happened.\n\nAll in all, a good place to go, not super expensive and ok service.


Calamari was ok, breaking was that crispy but overall it was good.  Ordered New York style because it was the special.  Not impressed with the crust. Usually the crust is nice and crispy.  This time it seemed like there was too much sauce because the crust was soaked and chewy.  Sauce and cheese were good.  Still hasn't swayed me. Metro is still totally worth it.


I come to Scooter's to watch Las Vegas Wranglers home games. There's usually a good, energetic crowd, and they put the game on almost all the TVs, so you can watch it from anywhere in the bar. Otherwise, the location is far from my house, but that's fair for a one-location business in our giant city.\n\nThe food is good, but service can be slow if the place is really busy. The servers do a good job of trying to check on you, though. One of my friends swears by the potato skins. I've never had a bad meal there.\n\nPart of the bar has a big screen projector, which is a nice touch for games. You can also play shuffleboard in the same room, so you feel like an athlete as well.


Towels are washed, but they have a smell to them. Carpets need to be replaced because they smell old and a bit moldy.  The linens need to be replaced because this duvet cover's zipper is broken so the down comforter is falling out of the duvet. \n\nMeatloaf at the hotel's restaurant was alright. Could have been better if the gravy wasn't too salty.


Ok, this place is cool inside ... LOL ... get it?  But it's small and it's pricey to get into.  I mean, exactly how long can a person hang out in here without freezing to death?  They take pictures and then charge an arm and a leg for them.  Crazy.


We do a lot if pick up orders. They tell us 10 minutes and end up waiting another 20-25 minutes. My husband said he won't pick up any more orders for me.


Went back to India Grill today for the lunch buffet.\n\nAt $10 the buffet was a good value.\n\nThe daal was good as was the chicken curry.  In addition to the curry there was a chicken roegonosh that was very good.\n\nThe food had alot of flavor but was missing any heat.  \n\nThe vegetarian biryani was much better than the lamb I previously had from here.  It was in a typically northern style.\n\nIf you need food spicy you will need to order something from the menu.


Very Poor Customer Service :(


They never disappoint. Solid place to go, never had a bad experience.


We went for restaurant week, and while everything was good and the gastronomy was impressive, I feel like the regular menu is a bit pricey.


I just called from Calif.to buy an anniversary gift for family in Summerlin and was put on hold by the manager listening to lame elevator music for way too long.  This is not good customer service.  Hope they're better in person.  I'm taking business elsewhere


This was my first show I've ever seen live.  I'm sure I'm not adding anything new.  The Co I worked with told us it was sold out. And the good news was they bought a Block of 300+ tickets in center upper orchestra.  As a reward for the annual meeting.  Talented acts from water to fire with all the wonderment of being a kid and entertained in both sights and sounds in person. Fully worth the hard work and effort. Thanks CDS & Bellagio.


My wife and I are from the Detroit area and are used to award winning Thai food.  Since moving to Charlotte we had yet to find a good Thai place.  We got some carry out tonight and after paying $35 for 2 small to average size portions I figured/hoped that the food would be worth the price.  I really wanted it to be great.  Not even close....\n\nI ordered one of the signature dishes, Thai Lover, and asked for it to be spiced HOT.  What I got was a bland Masaman sauce with zero heat whatsoever.  The vegetables were soggy and didn't seem fresh.  The chicken and shrimp were underwhelming as well.  \n\nMy wife got the broccoli w/ tofu. We saut\u00e9 fresh broccoli weekly in our house and know what fresh broccoli is...what she got was small dark little shrubs of broccoli with little to no crunch.  The brown sauce was basically a very salty soy sauce which made every bite a salty letdown.  The tofu was cooked decently but was mushy inside. \n\nI called them back after a few bites just to politely discuss the matter.  I was told by a manager that all produce is selected daily and prepared and all sauces are made \"in house.\"  She hesitantly offered to make us something else but we saw little to no hope that this place can actually produce authentic Thai dishes so we declined.  I stated that we would appreciate a refund and would be happy to return the food.  I was told that she would speak to the owner and call me back after dinner rush.  11PM...no call.  Not surprised.  This food was MAYBE worth $6-$7 per dish...$35!?!\n\nNeedless to say, one and done with Thai First Bistro.


I just found my new favorite thing - their $2.00 sandwich sliders.  They are delicious.  I had an egg salad and a chicken salad, and loved 'em both.  Also, the price is right.  To be perfectly honest, you could get away with just eating one for lunch, and with a drink and maybe a little cookie or something, you've got a bargain lunch for under five bucks.  A real steal.\n\nThe only negative thing...the service.  Every time I have been in  there, I've wondered....\"could I get even the slightest HINT of a smile?\"  I mean, really...they sell cupcakes, for pete's sake.  Be happy.  How hard could the life of a cupcake salesperson be?!


I saw Courtney this afternoon for botox.  I've been getting botox on a regular basis for about 10 years & have never had an experience like this.  The ENTIRE appointment lasted about 6 minutes!  With the proper consultation, botox appointments typically last about 30 minutes.  \n1.) She did not discuss ANYTHING with me (other than to not exercise for 4 hours after the treatment)\n2.) She did not have me make facial expressions to determine where to put the product (EVERY Dr./nurse makes you do this, EVERY time)\n3.) She did not ask me one single question about what my concerns were\nShe basically came in, plunged the botox into my face, and said \"ok, you're all set\".  I was shocked and literally speechless & will never step foot into this establishment again.


We ONLY go to this theater to see movies. It's always clean. The staff is friendly. The concessions are good, soda mixed perfect every time. The theater seating is comfortable and spacious. \n\nIn five years, we have never had a bad experience at this theater.


Thought I'd try it since I pass it everyday on my way to work. I order the cheeseburger combo and also got a small order of fried zucchini. Awesome cheeseburger. It was like old school style (Bob's big boy), with the thousand island dressing, the works, on a sesame bun. The fries on the other hand were just OK. I expected fresh old school style fries, but they were just like the regular fries at burger king. It had that coating on it. Eh! The small order of zucchini was large enough to be shared by 2 or 3 people, and tasted a little on the bland side. Great coating on it though and it could have benefited from having more than 1 tiny container of ranch to go with it. I tried the drive-thru and that was a big mistake. It took too long (definitely not even close to the speed of most fast food joints) and I was late getting back to work. Try it when you have more than enough time on your hands.


Great mall. Need more elevators, more restrooms and what the hell, says you open at 10:00 am but the stores aren't even open yet. \n\nThis mall needs to get it together.


It's 3 months after my initial review and the prosecco is still not chilled enough. What up????


Terrible place to eat and not very clean at all. Way over priced foe fast food. 5$ for a plain roast beef forget that!