I wish I would have referred to Yelp first - what's wrong with me?  My only excuse is it was someone else's suggestion/desire to come here.  Does that help redeem me at all?!  :)\n\nI went here to meet former coworkers for lunch about a week ago and was quite impressed...at the MENU.  I'd heard mixed reviews about Cheddar's for quite some time, mainly concerning their slow service, so I was a bit skeptical.  But their surprisingly tasteful interior and impressive menu brought about hope.  I have to say, the impressiveness ends at the d\u00e9cor and the menu selections.  I said SELECTIONS.\n\nI had trouble making up my mind, so many things looked/sounded so tasty.  I settled on the chicken tenders & shrimp combo and a Caesar side salad.  I was impressed that my entr\u00e9e came with two sides - wasn't expecting that, especially not for $9.99.  I selected the \"southern style\" green beans and baby carrots.   I must give credit where credit is due; the SIDE ITEMS were great.  But it ended there.  Neither the chicken nor the shrimp had any flavor to them whatsoever.  I was shocked.  I didn't even finish my chicken tenders because they didn't seem fully cooked to me.  The breading on them was very light in color, very flaky, and TASTELESS, as though it was nothing more than mere flour and maybe egg whites or buttermilk?  No seasoning at all.  Same with the shrimp.  Very blah to say the least.  And very disappointing.  \n\nService I must admit was much better than expected, although bordering on smothering.  Had a very young waiter that seemed to try way too hard to \"be there\" for us and to try to be pleasant & friendly (was somewhat forced rather than genuine).  Started to get on my nerves (then again if you knew me, you'd know that when you begin getting smothery you're pushing my buttons big-time!).  However given the negative reviews I'd heard in the past regarding service, I'd rather have this than a non-existent server, so I quickly got over that.  He also didn't seem to be that familiar with the menu & its flexibility (ie: this can be subbed for that, etc), so that was a little bit of a turnoff to my dining companion.\n\nIn a nutshell University City has far too many dining options, so I wouldn't select Cheddar's again.  Even with commendable service, the food has to match, and this place just didn't work for me, not even a little.  I'd rather eat at Chick-Fil-A across the street!


I went to Joeys of Chicago, expecting to find the Rumbi Island Grill restaurant (which was the previous tenant, but apparently went out of business and was replaced by Joeys).\n\nI like hot dogs as much as anyone, however, so I decided to give it a try.\n\nThey did a decent job of plastering the place with Chicago memorabilia and I enjoyed reading the various facts about Chicago that were on my tray paper as I ate my hot dog and fries.\n\nThe hot dog with all its various chicago-style toppings was quite tasty (no ketchup needed!), and I could definitely imagine eating there again.\n\nUnfortunately, this particular restaurant location suffers from two potentially fatal flaws. These are flaws that I personally believe caused Rumbis to fail, and might possibly be a problem for Joeys as well (but hopefully not):\n\n1. The parking spots are awkward. When you enter the lot, you are naturally drawn to park in front of the Wildflower restaurant, while the Rumbis/Joeys restaurant feels \"out-of-the-way\". During busy times, finding a parking spot in this complex is practically impossible, but the other restaurants seem to be doing ok, so maybe this isn't that big of a deal. It's definitely something I noticed, though.\n\n2. The dining room area is WAY TOO BIG and EMPTY. Hotdog joints simply shouldn't have twenty empty tables. It doesn't feel cozy or authentic (which is practically a requirement for a thematic restaurant like this). Instead, it feels empty, lonely, sterile, and deserted, and that's even when there are people there! The previous Rumbis restaurant there had the exact same problem (it even looks like Joeys kept almost all of the same furniture). Having a cramped dining area that only holds a couple of people has an interesting effect: It makes the place look popular even when only a few people are there. This effect is amplified when the restaurant is actually busy and people are forced to order items \"to-go\". For an example of successful hole-in-the-wall restaurants that use this technique, take a look at either Mamma Mia's pizza or Chicago Hamburger Co. just down the street. They're cramped, but always appear to be bustling.\n\nEdited on 02/12/2012:\nSure enough. It looks like Joeys has closed. Unfortunately, it appears that my predictions were true. :-(


I guess that I sport a very simple haircut and like to keep it that way. Unfortunately, the person who cut my hair here must have slipped with the razor just behind my ear and tried to make it look normal by cleaning it up and making the other side look the same. Since I don't typically look at myself for extended periods of time, I actually didn't notice until last night when I was washing my hands in a resteraunt bathroom.  I will be speaking with manager come Monday. \n\nI had no wait and the lady who can't cut my simple hair do was very nice, until she didn't say oops I sort of f*'d your hair up. It isn't really bad and I'm not horribly upset but it IS noticeable! It would have been nice if she said something to me about it. I think this warrants a refund of my money. I will let you all know if I got my money back.


My Husband and I went to Vincent's last night for restaurant week.  We picked this restaurant because we had never been there and the menu for restaurant week appealed to us.  Overall, I have to say the food was good.  We loved the bread basket at the beginning of the meal and my brie and fig appetizer was great.  The worst part of our experience at Vincent's was the overall service, especially from the hostess, who was clearly overwhelmed with the crowd (I assume from restaurant week).  She had a very poor attitude, which was noticeable by everyone who was sat around us.  In addition to that, they have a \"team\" service philosophy, so it took awhile to get served and wasn't as pleasant as it could be.  All in all, the food was good, but not worth the price we paid.


Last night was my first time here, and I enjoy Ingrosso.  That aside it was too loud, waaayy too loud.  It was impossible to talk to my friends.  \n\nThe venue itself seems thrown together.  It's too large--now I see why Marquee closes off sections as it gets later and why Light closes the balcony off on slow nights.\n\nYou won't see me here again.


Located in Edgewood Town Center near planet fitness.\n\nThis is standard frozen yogurt fair.  It isn't remarkable and the price is very fair.\n\nI recommend it.


Good coffee ... i'm not eating doughnuts or bagels at the moment, so it's hard to rate their signature foods. Ask me again in 40 pounds.


Every Saturday at 9am there's a little commotion under the Castle.\n It's nothing else other than Edinburgh's finest Farmer's Market.\n\n I have very fond memories of Saturday mornings strolling the numerous small booths packet with lovely produce. From meat/fish stalls to fruit drinks and cakes and sweets, its a great treat for your nose and taste buds!  The stalls are not the same from week to week and if you are curious check out their website for more details.\n\nPrices can vary-mostly they are a  little too harsh for the (admittedly) shallow student pocket,but you pay for organic local produce and it can be worth it!\n\n It's not big but it certainly is fun, and with a back drop of the castle and the smell of caramelised onions and fresh flowers who can really complain?


Nothing about Beso, in particular, makes me want to return for a second visit. \n\nWe had a reservation but were advised to wait at the bar an extra 10-15 minutes prior to being seated in a dining room with many open tables- most likely to squeeze an extra $13 for a Jack Daniels & $14 for a Belvedere cocktail from us.\n\nWe were seated at a nice, ample booth looking out at the City Center fountain/cul de sac and with view of the entire dining room. The service was very professional and informed.\n \nTheir lobster bisque was extremely salty. \n\nLobster mac & cheese was yummy, as a leftover- from what my date later told me. \n\nI thought it was a unique cut of meat to offer, but for $48, their 16oz bone-in Filet left much to be desired. I later learned that several other restaurants in the city were offering bone-in filet cuts. \n\nOverall, a one-time experience. There are many other steakhouses in town that I would opt to go to before Beso.


Really wanted this to be good.....very dissatisfied.  Fish was dry, food was, in general not to the caliber I would have wanted from what they are representing.  Service was fair.  Good idea but for us, a miss.


Avoid this location, especially on the weekends. The Apache location has much better customer service! Today they estimated half an hour to replace a tube, which already seemed like a long wait, and said that they would call when it was ready. It took an hour and a half, and no one ever called. Ridiculous. Either go to the Apache location during the week, or figure out how to do the repairs yourself.


Soooo happy we came here!!! I'm not usually a fan of eating Indian food at a restaurant but we came here for father's day and we not disappointed. Everything was so tasty and perfectly portioned too. If you like Indian food, you must try this place.


I'm not sure why this place is so highly rated; the food is below average and I am convinced my mom, who doesn't cook--which the world should be thankful for--can cook better than the cooks here.  I ordered the egg sandwich with sausage and was extremely disappointed.  The sausage, which I think was supposed to be pork, tasted more like turkey sausage that was about to go bad and the sourdough bread I ordered turned out to be Texas toast instead.  I had the house potatoes on the side, which were more like fried potatoes than actual house potatoes. They were extremely salty and hardly palatable.  The only part of the meal I enjoyed was the poached eggs which was perfectly cooked and had a creamy center. \nI'm giving this place a higher rating than I normally would because the staff is extremely welcoming and friendly and the food is cheap.


BEST buffet I have had so far in Vegas!!! Much better than the one at Wynn.\n\nMy friends and I went there on a Thursday night and it wasn't crowded at all. I love their individual plates and awesome dessert selection! Our server was super nice and friendly. Their decor is modern and chic. Food wise, two of my favorites are the bone marrow, and creamed corn. You have to save some room for their desserts! \n\nI definitely want to go there again next time I am in town.


Came in on a Saturday evening and it was pretty empty except two other folks besides my boyfriend and his parents. We got an order of carne Asada fries. I've definitely have had better in San Diego and LA. The fries were perhaps the best part of the meal because the entr\u00e9e was loaded with sticky cheeses that harden easily and  meat tasted a little too burn and a little bit of refried beans (no even 1 tablespoons of it) at the bottom of the plate. The presentation really needs some work... the side of these Styrofoam plate was dirty with food, not sure if it was ours.\n\nOverall I would not go back but its an ok place to eat at.


I've been to Axis-Radius about 5 times and have never had a spectacular time. I will list the reasons why.\n\n(1) If you go on the weekend then the place is nasty packed. I am pretty sure that every time a big DJ comes to town they violate fire code by packing as many people as possible in. On one instance, I had bought pre-sale tickets. Upon getting there I waited in line for nearly 2 hours and the line moved about 10 people (who were also presale). All the while, people rolling in and paying door-price-premiums got in. Fuck you Axis-Radius for not letting PAID customers in while you let people willing to pay premium prices to get them and their posse in. \n\n(2) Prices. Drink prices are the highest I've seen. I think a long island (my staple drink) is about $12. Talk about getting raped - this is Scottsdale, not a holiday weekend in Vegas. I will say that I came here one time and they gave my group (5+ people) a FREE bottle of vodka, with bottle service. I guess Thursdays are super slow days for them.\n\n(3) Creeper hell. I am a guy and *I* am weirded out my the creeper groups that seem to plague Axis-Radius. Can't people, especially girls, dance without you and your 4 buddies doing a Night at the Roxbury skit where you surround a girl and don't let her go. It's bad enough where I will step in and act like their boyfriend until the weirdos leave. How creepy.\n\n(4) Trip hazard. I don't know what it is, but I've found more things to trip over in Axis-Radius, sober and drunk. I guess that is extra entertainment.\n\nBottom line - stay way unless you want to pay a premium to be mobbed... or are just dying to see a special DJ. As for me, I'm done with A-R.


I give this place 5 stars- not for the rooms but for the staff who were amazing- I left a bag with a laptop in it & staff/security - got home to southern cal before I realized it- The security staff- lost and found - hotel front desk- went above and beyond to locate it for me - thank you paris staff for exceptional service during a difficult day- great location- loved pool & DJ - fun for couples


Should have known better than to eat in a place so dark that you can't see the food on your plate. Underwhelming and overpriced.


I have never been able to complain about anything I've ordered from here. Sometimes the dudes confused 'fries' with 'rice', but it's not like I especially NEED french fries. Prices are reasonable. They have a drive through.\n\nOne day I bought an Adobada burrito from Rivas and I swear to God it was THE BEST burrito I have ever had in my life. The pork was perfectly seasoned / perfect temperature and the tortilla was just perfect. Ugh. So good. Carne Asada is always great at Rivas. If you're into Carne Asada fries get them here.\n\nThe chile relleno isn't the best I've ever had, but definitely the best in comparison to small taco shops like Los Favoritos or Filibertos.


Hello,\n\nI recently  made a reservation with Mammoth for the F650.  The event has not yet taken place but so far there has been good communication.  After having difficulty booking with another limo company, Mammoth so far has done what they said they would do.  They emailed my reservation within 24 hours and it had all the correct details.  I will update this post upon completion of the event.  Would love to hear more feedback out there too from anyone else using Mammoth.  Stay tuned!


Rosie's makes the best doughnuts I have ever enjoyed. I travel quite often for work and their doughnuts are worth a trip every time I'm in Madison. They always blow me away with the texture, flavor, and sheer quality of product. FANTASTIC!! The espresso is pretty awesome as well. \n\nEAT A ROSIE'S DOUGHNUT AND YOUR DAY WILL BE BETTER.


Well, the place has been open for nearly 2 years now and we've never tried it so we thought we would give it a go. The parking lot is usually full so it had me thinking they are doing something right.\n\nAnyways we get seated and take a look at the menu, we selected our choices and drinks. We were asked, \"WOULD YOU LIKE SOME CHIPS & SALSA?\" well like at most Mexican restaurants that is the way dinner usually starts (yes, I realize this isn't a Mexican restaurant), so we said sure. Jumping ahead to get the message across to you, I get home and take a look at the receipt, well what do you know?! $5.50 charge on the check for Chips & Salsa. What really got me was that wasn't suggested as an appetizer, it was suggested as if was \"Would you like a glass of water?\" They didn't say, \"Would you like to start off with some potato skins or blah blah blah..\" Get my point? Well I called the manager on the phone about this and during one point of my complaint, she actually giggled at me!! She tried to make good and asked who my server was, but I said that I didn't blame the server I blame management for trying to \"up sell\" in a round about way. The \"manager\" then tried to make good and take if off my bill, I just said, \"I don't care about the $5.50, I am concerned about the way it got on to my bill in the first place\". What a unprofessional way to respond to a customer concern!\n\nPros:\nFood wasn't horrible, but nothing outstanding about it.\n\nCons:\nMy 1/2 pound burger was kind of skimpy and makes me wonder what weighs 1/2 pounds? The entire burger weight? Also my burger patty  was crumbly and was in 3 sections, all holding together for the most part but in sections. The french fries? I really dislike this micro threads of shoestring potatos. \n\nWife had Fettucini Alfredo with chicken. The chicken breast was sliced thin and was very very tiny, looked like 1/3 of a breast cut up as a garnish. The pasta was good, but the noodles had  what seemed to be heat lamp dryness to it. It was probably sitting and waiting to be presented together with my cooking hamburger. The Alfredo sauce was so thin it looked like it was non existent, but if you mix it up the sauce comes back up to the top and is present again.\n\nOverall we won't be coming back and really do not know what all the commotion is all about. My local neighborhood bars like Timbers or PTs can do better.


If I could give this ZERO stars I would. My boyfriend had service with this company on a quarterly basis. They were instructed to call each time they were coming so we could have someone meet at the house to let them in to do interior and put the dogs away for the exterior. Right off the bat they would just show up and then call saying they were there when no one was clearly there to put the dogs out. They did this for months! Then they just starting leaving their service slip saying they did the back yard and would call to reschedule interior yet we never received a call. They could not do the exterior of the backyard due to a lock on the gate that we have so they were only servicing the front yard and not calling to reschedule anything. We tried calling them to find out what's going on and nothing got resolved. They then stopped servicing all together cause we refused to pay for a service we were not receiving. We then received a letter saying they wanted us to pay them the remainder of the contract (mind you a contract we never received) and it was no small amount or they were sending us to collections. I have since called them spoke to a Robin and I asked her to pull all the service tickets and also the so called \"contract\" who informed me on 9/5 that she would email everything. 9/5 & 9/6 came and went and nothing received so I called and spoke to Robin again who told me give her til 9/8. 9/8 came and went and still nothing! Now, we have to fight with the collection agency because they wont cooperate. I DO NOT recommend them to anyone! I do not know of any pest control company that has contracts anymore other than 1 and that is only if you get termites. Other than that no one has contracts. They can not provide us with the signed service tickets nor this \"contract\". Fed up and frustrated!


This would be a 3-star if I have ever received even remotely decent service.  I have been there twice, one time with almost no one there and one time during pre-season football and both times, I thought I was invisible, which is a shame because the food is actually pretty good.  When I was there when it was SLOW, we were at a table and we weren't really sure why we were getting ignored so badly.  The second time, we sat at the bar and maybe the bartender thought the groups of guys would tip better than my bf and I because she didn't give us the time of day .... come to think of it, NONE of the bartenders gave us the time of day.  I had to resort to putting my empty bottles on the edge of the bar for them to notice me and that was the only time they even looked our way. \n\nIt's a shame too because like I said, the food is actually pretty decent.


A friend took me to dinner to this new place ,just open about  few month.\nSo far, the 1st impression that it gave me was expensive dinning,but after my dinning experience I realized that I was totally wrong. \nIt was by for the best Dianne I EVEN HAD.very reasonable price for an excellent quality of food and service. I think that's why the parking lot is always packed~!!!\nI'd recommend make reservation B4 you come spcielly on weekends(sushi chef told me)\nI set at the bar coz the hibachi was full~(it was an hour wait time on that side) we tried the sushi.The fish was super fresh ,Chef was friendly and funny at some point.If they have a little of time they even make some special dishes not listed on the menu and I got the wahoo, so yum~!!\nThe manager was keep asking us how's everything and told us about hibachi,such a nice and funny guy~\nI'm coming back next time to try the hibachi table,seems that is really good.no regrets, I had a wonderful sushi and enforgettable dinning experience!!!!


Been giving this place the eyeball since it opened about a year ago but hadn't had a reason to stop in until this Tuesday. \n\nNot a bad place to shop if you're in need of Indian groceries and live on the east side of town. Dry goods galore - dal of every type, parathas, large quantities of basmati, jasmine, brown basmati rices. Spices were very reasonably priced (asafoetida at 1.50 for a large container, yay!) and there were a variety of jarred chutneys available (alas, no store-made). \n\nCouple of things that frustrated me: some staples come in large sizes only (ex: 5 pounds of lentils when you really need two) and no fresh breads on premises. The produce, too, was a little stale and wilty. But the freezers are full of all kinds of breads, entrees, delicacies. Awesome. Like Faith said, the staff is super helpful and talkative. This is also the only place in town that has a $1 samosa! Not the best on the planet but a pretty sweet snack. Yay!


Ordered chicken fingers and fries on special for $5.95. The chicken fingers were the kind of chicken you find in a $1 McDonald's chicken sandwich. The fries were completely tasteless. No salt. For the price, Jack in the Box or Farm Basket is much much better. Will not eat here again.


Don't come here. Didn't get the order right and there was a BUG in the bag that fell on our table. YES A BUG. still alive and everything. And no it didn't come from our apartment... It came from inside the bag. I'm saving y'all a trip.


Could this location be any better!?  Not to sound silly, but many Facebook \"likes\" were granted after posting a picture of the exterior of Trevi.  Situated in the middle of Caesar's Palace shops, the lighting and ambiance can't be beat!  Best of both worlds, for sure!  \n\nAside from the establishment itself, the food was just as amazing!  But be aware, big portions ahead!!


Very disappointed with the booking process. We did not get the room we requested, because they had given it away or something happen with the reservation. So we paid the same price we were quoted for the Gold Tower Deluxe and then paid for water, wifi and and coffee. Really?  We're Total Rewards Diamond Members and could have had a room free on the Strip, but wanted the experience of staying downtown with our friends to share in their wedding reception . We called to voice our concerns and \"they were sorry\". I'll make sure we do our gambling across the street at the Four Queens and the D. You stuck it to us and we will stick it to you. Oh, \"we're sorry too\", because this was a stupid mistake that could have been easily rectified.   With service like this, you should be ashamed of your customer service policies.


I had gone to the Pita Pit once before in the South Side and was totally underwhelmed.  Obviously it took me a while to go back.  Since a friend wanted to meet there I obliged, thinking maybe it would be better.  I'm happy to report it definitely was.\n\nThe downtown store is a well oiled machine, cranking them out fast for lunch rush hour.  I ordered a turkey pita with my personal favorite toppings: pickles, banana pepper, olives, lettuce, tomato and onions.  I also chose the horseradish dressing.  Good choice... I could almost pat myself on the back for that!  It made the pita!  \n\nI didn't realize they heat up the turkey, but it actually made it taste better.  My only complaint was that the paper they wrapped it in stuck to the pita, so half the time I had to peel it off the pita.  Some parts it wouldn't come off so I probably ate some less than appetizing paper.  Oh well, I'm still alive!  \n\nIf you're looking for a quick meal around this area of downtown it's a decent choice!


I tend to always prefer privately owned small restaurants. Everything about this place says that I would like this one too. The food choices are unique and flavorful and the staff friendly and accommodating. However we dined on a Saturday night and there was live music. We were a large party and I couldn't hear the person next to me speaking. Nothing else about this visit was negative, just that the music was too loud, and that drew my attention away from what normally would have been a very positive experience.   I will go back, just not when they are having live music. (Unless they drop the decibels a few notches).\n\nBoth the appetizer Mediterranean Seared Lamb ,and the entree; Cedar River Farms Hanger Steak were excellent, even the  zucchini pancakes which were part of the appetizer tasted great (although they were just a little limp and oily). \n\nI must admit, I was suffering from plate envy through most of my meal. I dined in a large party so I got to see and sample many of the dishes. I would recommend the Hard Apple Cider Pot Roast and the Savory Baked Macaroni and Cheese (which is much more than you think! You'll have to go to find out)


Went there for my daughters birthday and she loved it. We finished our meal tipped the cook at our table paid and was outside talking when the waitress came out and complained we didn't tip her enough cause half her tip goes to the cook. Are you kidding me how is that my problem. And when was it ok to follow customers outside and ask for more money. I was so pissed and shocked that I will never go back to that place again.


If your looking for a relaxing day at the Spa, this is not the one.  First of all, the ambiance alone ruins the experience.  The lights are too bright, which encourages people to talk louder and when a quiet calming environment is needed.  The temperature is close to freezing and doesn't promote relaxation of the muscles.  Secondly, the customer service is marginal.  As I went into the spa, I was directed to the relaxation room without being given a tour of the Amenities, a locker, and a robe.  Here I am waiting for my treatment in my street clothes...I finally had to ask one of the workers to give me a locker and a robe.  Granted, I did only get the ultimate pedicure ($100) and a scalp massage ($95); but if I'm throwing down this kind of cash, I do still want to chill in a robe and relax.\n     The scalp massage felt good, but FM radio music was playing and it didn't exactly enhance the experience...and again, it was freezing!  The ultimate pedicure was more like a semi-deluxe pedicure...where the woman wore latex gloves and massaged my legs with extra oils and lotion...something I would've paid 5x less for somewhere else.  \n     This place is not recommended by me at all.  If you're going to pay a premium price for a relaxing day at the spa...my advice is to GO ELSEWHERE!!!!


Its a 4 star for the food but had to take off a point for service.\n\nThe menu was a bit difficult to navigate as most of it was in Spanish.  OK, I can deal with that but this IS the US and MOST of us DO speak English so maybe the next time (if it happens) they can update the menu a bit.  At least write the same stuff in the same font size.\n\nAnyway, beer selection was great and the waitress brought out the appetizer right away and it was very good.  We didn't have a huge appetite so ordered some burritos and sat back and enjoyed the beer and chips.  And sat back, and back, ordered another beer and waited.  Other tables who came after us were getting served.  We sat back and had more of our beer and waited.  Come on!!! How long does it take to make a burrito??  Apparently 50 minutes!  All the time we saw the wait staff and kitchen staff standing around and yakking.  \n\nWhen we finally got our food, it was VERY good.  But it was not a VERY GOOD experience.


I come here for my aquarium needs and their prices on a lot of their stuff is cheaper than petsmart. I have a lot of betta tanks and  I love their selection on live plants. But a lot of the plants look like they are dying. It also hard to find someone to help out in the fish area. No one is ever around. \n\nI love how they have Elephant Ear Bettas. I've never seen them anywhere else. I hate that they don't have prices near them. And they charge $20+ for EEs. When I was just recently in there a few days ago a lot of their bettas looked pretty bad. \n\nThe staff is very friendly. I've never had a problem with anyone there. The cashiers are always very nice and they like to strike up conversations with you while you check out. \n\nI think this store is WAY better then the petsmart across the street. I've never seen any dead or dying bettas. Their bettas only have some fun problems that can easily be fixed. \n\nThey also have some awesome bamboo shrimp! I had bought one and sadly he didn't live. I guess they are ok with selling old ones to people. The one I had gotten was fully grown and died of old age. When I was in there the other day I saw that they had smaller ones that are obviously young and that's when I figured out they had sold me an older one. I will get more of them but this time I'll make sure they are young.


Tried this place for the first time and it did not disappoint! I went for dinner on a Monday night and it happened to be $5 martini night! So of course I tried a drink that had lavender and gin in it . Can't remember the name but let me tell you it was so delicious and refreshing with the lavender making you feel relaxed. \n\nThis place is small and intimate which I really like because I went to catch up with a close friend. There is seating at the bar as well as tables. They have a full bar and a huge wine list. Parking lot is was easy to get in and out of. They offer happy hour too! \n\nWent off some yelp recommendations to help choose food options. \n\nTried the pig and fig Delicious! As soon as I saw the description and saw that there was fig jam I was all over it. Just the right amount of salt and sweet and big enough to share between to people. \n\nFire and ice shrimp has scallops in it. Smaller portion of scallops than I expected it to be but none the less very tasty and not too spicy or salty. \n\nEverything but the kitchen sink salad was recommended by the waiter and he was nice enough to even spilt the salad portion into two servings with out us even asking him to so that my friend and I could share the salad. If you are looking for a salad that has a little bit of everything this is the one for you. \n\nI checked in on yelp and they had a coupon for free dessert. So I tried they're lava cake. Very rich and chocolatey I had to share because I couldn't finish it myself.  \n\nThis was my first time here and it will for sure not be my last!


Well, this is definitely not the biggest or the BEST club in Vegas, but I don't think it's as bad as these reviews make it out to be. \n\nWe decided to go to Prive last Monday night since we were staying at Planet Hollywood anyways. Also, a promoter outside the hotel informed us that they were having a Michael Jackson tribute that night, and who doesn't love a little MJ? But I will get back to those promoters in a minute... We had put ourselves on the guest list, and as soon as we went and asked a bouncer, we got in almost instantly.  \n\nWe had a really good time that night - The Michael Jackson impersonator was actually very good! Sang, danced & he even looked a lot like him! He performed several sets in between the regular music, and it was highly entertaining. Good job Prive! \n\nThere was also some random guy there dressed like Mr. T and I just had to get a picture with this man! hahaha With that being said, the crowd here admittedly, was a little more ghetto than your major clubs such as XS, Tao or Tryst. They definitely play way more hip hop here than anything else, but that's OK with me - Fun to dance to & sing along with. They even played the Vegas version of \"I'm in Miami Bitch,\" by replacing the word 'Miami' with 'Las Vegas.' The whole crowd sings along.. It's a great time :)\n\nBut be forewarned about the so-called \"club promoters\" outside. On this last trip to Vegas, we stayed at the Planet Hollywood hotel for a full 7 nights. There was not one day where we were not approached and given \"VIP access\" wrist bands. EVERY SINGLE DAY. And they were giving them to everyone. So how VIP is that, really? I mean, I know all clubs hand out passes and whatnot, but every day the promoter & the story would change. Sometimes, they told us that these bracelets let us skip the line. Other times, it was free cover, or free drinks for ladies.... Every single thing you can think of came out of their mouths, and none of it was true. The wrist band will get you a whole lot of nothing - Just do yourself a favor and get on guest list. That will at least get you in with no wait and way reduces your cover charges. I'm glad we did.\n\nHowever, I was disappointed by one thing - I had read in several places that Prive holds a weekly event on Mondays called \"Money for Nothing\" Mondays, in which they drop $5,000 cash onto the dance floor. This definitely did not happen - and we stayed til almost close. Maybe it was because they had the special event with the Michael Jackson impersonator there that night, and so it wasn't their normal industry night, but that was one of the main reasons we thought this would be a fun club to go to. Allthough, I did recently read that they are going bankrupt and may close soon, so that may also be another reason they didn't do it. I'm not sure. But in either case, I was a little let down. \n\nAlso, if you like watching eye candy, jaw-dropping hot go go dancers, Prive is not the club for you. There were absolutely no real dancers! Girls were allowed to get up and dance in the spots where the dancers SHOULD have been, but let's be honest - Your average girl at Prive is not the same as a professional go go dancer. \n\nOverall, we had a really good time that night, but I just don't think we'll be going back. I'd rather spend my time at Tao or Tryst.


Extremely disappointed! I went in blindly and walked out feeling taken advantage of! The owner reminds me of a sleazy used car salesman. I asked if I could make monthly payment without auto deduction, he said yes, then AFTER taking my first payment he said that it has to be automatically deducted! He failed to tell me about all of the other expenses. There is a graduation every 8 weeks that costs $60 and every kid graduates whether they deserve to or not. The classes are only 30 mins and so full of kids that yours can easily be lost in the mix. Then, he pushes you to sign up for a leadership program that cost $20 more on top of the ridiculous $137 a month! After your child has moved up to next class, then he wants a whopping $613 for the equipment that's required for that class! The whole time he is pushing your child to refer more kids to the class, giving out cards for your kid to pass out to friends and promoting his business! This owner is way more concerned about making more money then teaching your child! Don't make the pricey mistake that I did, you will not be happy, go anywhere but here.


Don't go here... this place has declined so much. Ordered a tostada and my chorizo was watery and greasy at the same time (i dont know how that happened). Our server asked me how my food was and I told her my chorizo was watery. Didnt really do anything. Queso fundido (which was my fave) was bland and lumpy, not flavorful and creamy like it used to be. I think the old chef must have quit...I dont think the place is doing well anyway, it was dead when we came in. Not sure how the Ahwatukee location is doing but I won't be coming back here. Heres to hoping I dont get sick from that rank chorizo I just ate!


While not for everyone, I find this store to be just fine for me when I need to pick up a few things for dinner and get some (great) donuts for my husband. It's also a great store for moms with young children or the elderly since everything is compact and easy to reach or get to. The staff seems to work like an extended family, friendly with customers and maybe a bit too open about their personal lives. Now that competitive stores are being built around the older strip mall where it resides, I fear for the outcome of this little store that I can walk or bike to.


Good food the creamy mermaids are awesome as long as you don't get the old man that's always drunk and if he's sober he's incredibly rude will ignore you and plan to wait a long time to eat if he's your sushi chef. He's a nightmare not a nice guy but the waitresses were pleasant. Just a shame you have to deal with him.


A group of about 10 of us came here for breakfast/lunch on our first full day in Vegas.  We had good and friendly service.  Quite a few of us ordered the frozen $20 margaritas... Sweet and delicious!  We got our chips and salsa quickly which were pretty good.  I ordered the $10 combo plate with one chicken taco and one chicken enchilada which came with rice and beans.  The food was pretty good, though I could have used some hot sauce.  Overall, it was a good experience.


I struggle with this one quite a bit.  I love the revitalization of Biltmore Fashion Park - although I am terribly sad that a quarter of it was torn down for a parking lot.  The Sharper Image will be missed.\n\nSomehow, I don't see how this place will last.  All of the shops are completely adorable - and most are local, which I am all for!  But the price point at most is a tad ridiculous - $1200 for a beach cruiser?  In Phoenix?  Where your safest best for bike riding is along the canal and it is probably too hot anyways?  Maybe.  \n\nI can imagine this a great place to pick up some cute original gifts or decor items for the house.  They do have a candy store that offers some of the old school treats too, and they have kept up with inflation. But as far as a shopping destination? I'm not quite feeling it since it lacks in variety, functionality and accessibility to the masses.


If this review was based on product quality alone, I would have given it 5 stars. Everything I've had here tasted wonderful. Their boba is sweet, not bland and gummy. Best milk tea ever.\n\nI knock it down one star because of the customer service. It's a very rare occasion that someone actually smiles and greets you once you come through the door, let alone when someone is taking your order. The kids behind the counter need to cheer up a bit.\n\nBut hey other than that, check it out. And definitely make it \"jumbo\" :)


We hadn't been here in a while. After shopping, we decided to have an early dinner. I order the Pad Thai and my wife had the Maui Tacos. \nFor me, since the Maui Tacos aren't on the menu, the way they were made looked much more different than when they were on the menu. The fried rice looked wet  and the tacos weren't wrapped as nice. But my wife still loved it.\nMy Pad Thai was filled with a lot of chicken and shrimp. The chicken meat was cut is large chunks. Overall, I would rate this entree a B.\nOur lemonade was really watered down. I let mine set for about 10 minutes before drinking it. I should have asked for another one, but I was almost done with my meal and had been drinking water.\nThe server, Diane, was polite and knowledgeable. She made sure our glasses were filled with water.


I love this place and so do my kids!  Tonight I went for fishing gear for the kids.  This is an area I know nothing about.  Brad in the fishing department was very friendly and very helpful.  He spent a good 10-15 minutes with me helping me to pick out the right trout fishing equipment.   Thanks Brad!\n\nThis place caters to kids with activities for them on Tuesday nights and occasionally on weekends.  Check out their website.


Every time I come to Vegas, I really look forward to these sandwiches. They're simple, they're affordable, they're open late and they're delicious!\n\nI was first introduced to these sandwiches when my family and I were exploring Plant Hollywood's Miracle Mile shops and the then \"new\" PH Westgate condos. We stopped by here after one of the hostess recommended it and I've been a fan ever since.\n\nI enjoy the variety they offer, especially on their signature hot sandwich menu. I've had a couple and they are all tasty. These are a couple of my favorites, depending on what food mood I am in.\n\nFor a tasty well-rounded sandwich, I'd go with The Full Montagu (Freshly Roasted Beef, Turkey, Aged Swiss & Sharp Cheddar Cheese, Lettuce, Roma Tomatoes & the Earl's Mustard Sauce).\n\nFor something tangy and sweet, I'd go with the Caribbean Jerk Chicken (Grilled Chicken, Roasted Red & Banana Peppers & Spicy Jerk Sauce).\n\nFor something healthy and light I'd go with the Caprese (Fresh Mozzarella, Roma Tomato, Fresh Basil & Drizzled Balsamic Vinaigrette).\n\nOne of my favorites remains the Italian because of my love for salami. (Salami, Capicola, Ham, Mortadella, Zesty Italian Dressing, Mozzarella & Roma Tomato (Peppers Optional).\n\nA great place to eat, no matter what time of the day.\n\nI'd also recommend their ice cream brownie sandwich because the brownie \"halves\" are rich and filling.


My sister and I went in there after seeing their ad at LVAC. Got a gel manicure and pedicure. The prices were very fair. Gels are always a little more expensive, but for me it's worth it because it lasts longer and they rarely chip. Erin, the woman who did my nails, was really sweet and did such a great job. The experience was wonderful. I will definitely be returning. Thanks again guys!


I had lunch here with 2 others for $26 on a Monday and I didn't realize I've been here before until I saw the decor. haha We came around 3p to stick around for dinner, when all the seafood and crab legs come out. For a lunch price and to get all that food it was a good deal.\n\nThe quality of food was good, both times. I think it's better than the Wicked Spoon at the Cosmo. There was a large variety of food all of which were good. Usually, at Vegas buffets, the sushi is crap, but at the Buffet, the sushi was pretty decent. \n\nThe stalls in the restrooms are similar to private rooms, so you can do your business in semi-privacy. You'll load up on food, mull around for an hour, chat it up, unload the load you just put in, then load up again. haha


Okay before I start talking about food let me tell you that being an Indian student I have had the best and worst of Indian food and I was prepared for anything when I entered the restaurant.\nI was also a bit cautious regarding the service since my friends had a harrowing time with the management (A tale for another day). Once seated, the waiter-cum-floor manager impatiently prodded us for the order (5 times in a gap of 5 minutes). Irritated already, we hurried and went for Onion Pakoras for starters, few Rotis, Paneer Masala and Aloo Gobi for the main course. \nThe Decor was boring and dull with rolls of curtain carelessly hanging from the walls. Since Aesthetics hardly matter to me, I ignored it. \nThe food did not arrive for 25 minutes and neither did the pesky waiter. Looking around, we found all the waiters having a great time sharing anecdotes and sipping on a drink. \nFinally after 30 minutes, the main course arrives without the starters being served. I could not imagine what excuse the management could give when we were the ONLY customers in the restaurant! \n\nThe food was good, curry was done with medium spice just like we ordered. The naans were just about right although the mango lassi wasn't the best. Overall we were pleased with the food. Just when I was thinking that the place wasn't too bad, the waiter interrupts us, hands over the cheque and asks us to pay immediately since the cash register was \"closing\". I was *stunned* ! We had just started with our meal !!! Although I was furious, I politely replied that the payment will be done soon after we are done. \n10 minutes after, the floor-manager takes time off from chatting with the staff and with all the \"courtesy\" asks us to pay up soon. That was it! We quickly gobbled the food, paid and left the place in disgust! \n\nThe food was worth 3 stars but I will never ever visit Delhi Palace again, not now, not ever! For a good Indian meal I would suggest visiting 'Chutneys' , 'Kabab Palace', or even drop by my house, you will not be disappointed!


Very disappointing! He did a few magics but I really expected him to do more. If you get the ticket more than $40, it is not worth watching. Also, the seats were terrible.


The last time we tried to go here, the Bouncer was not at his post, we walked bye and he quickly called us over then proceeded to eyeball us and give us extreme attitude!!!  Lay off the juice! We went in and waited for 15 mins and one came to our table... We left.\nI would never go here for any reason! But girls are Drawn to this place, this Place and Chevy Trailblazers... Go figure!


Service was terrible. My first time there I ordered a simple bacon cheeseburger and was given a smokehouse bacon burger with bbq sauce and caramelized onions. Disgusting flavor ruined my appetite. Went in for breakfast and didn't want to sit next to a loud group of drunks and was told there was nowhere else I could sit by the power tripping hostess station. Meanwhile, there were literally 100 empty seats. Needless to say, I walked away. Under staffing is unacceptable in a place where you already know you are paying too much for too little. Shame on you Bellagio. Get back into the game!


I was greeted by the famous \"BUBBLES\" at the door and then treated to a WONDERFUL dining experience. I had the special Stuffed pork chops with panchetta and Figs. IT WAS EXCELLENT. Dr Joe had the Gnocci and Matty had the Sweet Italian Sausage. The service was wonderful, without being stuffy and obtrusive. ( The busboy was HOT!!!) Angelo stopped by and treated us to dessert and after dinner drinks. I highly recommend this experience when in Vegas!


I had an excellent dinner experience here on a Friday night. We sat right by the window and go to watch the Bellagio water show. I ordered the filet with a side of the cauliflower mash. Delicious. I am Paleo, so it was nice that they had options for gluten-free, although the fresh french bread looked pretty amazing. \n\nI came back the next afternoon for lunch/brunch on Sunday, and the food was great, but the service was sub-par. The server, I believe his name was Jose, was not friendly. Maybe he was having a bad day, which we all have, but it was unfortunate it had to impact our experience. My grandma asked him for a glass of ice, and he completely forgot to get it. Another server, at our request, had to bring it over. When taking our order, he seemed to be distracted. My mom asked if the kale salad had bacon, and he said it did. She asked if she can have it on the side. He said she could not because it was in the dressing. My mom got the salad, with bacon on the salad, and the dressing on the side (that had no bacon in it). The man who delivered the food was very nice, and took the food back. He apologized. Our server did not apologize, never said anything about giving us incorrect information, just said the other salad is on the way. \n\nI recommend this place for dinner. It was great. It was too bad we received the bad service at lunch, but I would still try it again.


I don't get the hype. It's definitely an Americanized sushi joint. Most things are fried, baked and/or swimming in sauce....\n\nI enjoy sushi for the delicate flavors of fresh fish. The pieces of the rolls are HUGE, so you can't fit the entire piece in your mouth easily (that's what she said).\n\nIt'll do if I am in suburbia. But overall, there are better places.


In L.A. I give the nod to Nozawa... But this ain't L.A., this is Vegas, and the taste is beyond compare!  I ate my admission price to Absinthe that night but loved every minute of 2 hours I was there!


This place was so crowded! We went on a tuesday night and it was absolutely packed, not just at the bar but at all the tables as well. My wife and I decided to give this place a try since it is just down the street of our new apartment and we were hoping it would make for a good alternative to our usual sushi place, Yama. Afterwards we decided it was an OK place, but the extra drive to Yama was worth it for the better quality food. \n\n\n\nOk, so the good parts first I think... first, all you can drink soda was a plus, most sushi places will just give you a can of soda but this place gave nice big glasses. Servers were also very quick on the refills, and since I can down a glass of soda or water very quickly during a meal I kept out waiters busy, lol.\n\nWe both got the AYCE at the sushi bar and once we got the attention of our sushi chef started ordering. Most of the food was OK, the baked green mussels were about average while the garlic albacore was delicious. My wife absolutely loved their special \"Sushi Bon\" dish, one of their new specials. For dessert my wife and I also recommend the lychee sorbet, very tasty. Sadly this just about ends the positive portion of this review.\n\nOk, now for the problems. Other than the refills, service was slow as hell here. It took the chef about 20 minutes per item, longer if it was baked. At first I thought it was just because of the crowd, but even once it started emptying in the restaurant it remained painfully slow. This is despite the large number of sushi chefs on duty at the time as well! \n\nAs for the majority of the sushi itself it was nothing all the great. We tried a number of different items and found most of them to be a bit bland. Also, they all seemed to be variations of the same thing (and not a good thing at that). Presentation was a bit lacking as well, nearly every dish we had looked rushed and fell apart while we were trying to eat it. They had an item which was a variation of a dynamite roll that we ordered, it looked like they had skimped on the toppings, then when we went to eat it the thing turned to mush before we could take a bite. Most of the food was like this, either it fell apart or didn't seem to be cooked right or something just wasn't right. Really a let down for the evening. \n\nAll in all it was an OK experience, the plain sushi was yummy and I enjoyed a small number of the rolls, but the bulk of it was just not what I would consider quality sushi. How it got this busy and such a good rating is a mystery to me. But they do have a huge selection and if you are willing to brave some of the more interesting rolls then give it at least one try, you might find it is more to your tastes than my own.


It was in our hotel so it was easy to get to.  But this place lacked in anything original.  It was just \"fine\".  \n\nChips and salsa...fine\nEnchiladas....fine\nMargarita.....meh....\n\nSo, it was affordable, it was close to 'home', but it was not fantastic and not someplace I would seek out specifically in Vegas.


I enjoyed our dinner here although I think this might be more of a happy hour destination.  We had the trio of dips which were lovely.  I had the house enchiladas with grilled chicken and that was delicious.  The rice and beans left something to be desired.  Husband had the pork green chile mac and cheese which he enjoyed but felt was underseasoned.    \n\nI ordered the peach sangria on the recommendation of a friend but found it to be too wine-y for me.  I was expected a glass full of fruit as is customary and there was one tiny lone piece of peach clinging sadly to the bottom of the glass.  The waiter was kind enough to swap it out for the passionfruit sangria which I enjoyed much more.  I also tried the blood orange mojito and the coconut mojito.  They were both fabulous and LARGE!  If it were up to me, I'd make them slightly less sweet but they were still fantastic nonetheless.  \n\nWe shared the macadamia nut brownie and ice cream for dessert and that was wonderful.  The brownie was sort of like the bastard child between cake and a brownie.  Denser than cake, not as dense as a brownie.  \n\nOur server was wonderful.  Friendly, attentive, and helpful.


I'm pretty sure Brewski's is my favorite dive bar.  Definitely in the South Side, possibly in the whole city.  I spent so many Friday nights there when I was younger that part of my love could be just because I have such fond memories.  Even when it's packed, it's still a good time.  I'll be gone for years and the bartenders still remember me when I return.  And you can't beat the prices.  \n\nDon't go if you hate crowds, though.  This place will get packed.  But if you think you can handle it, don't be afraid to go to the back.  There are tables with more space to move around that people either forget about or don't know are there.  Standing around the bar can get annoying with people walking back and forth so I'd recommend working your way to the back and setting up camp there.  You can still get the bartender's attention from the far end of the bar.  An added bonus: you'll be closer to the awesome jukebox.


I am a huge fan of eating meat. I am by no means vegetarian and don't try to be. My fiance had to practically drag me in this place and it is AMAZING!!! I have eating here numerous times and every item is fantastic. I can't even tell their chicken isn't actually chicken. Their secret barbecue chicken is fantastic. I keep finding myself coming back here again and again to try something new. I recommend Green to anyone who likes good food which I think is everyone.


This sushi place is great! The rolls were fresh and very tasty!! We also received a complimentary appetizer and a sushi sample, which was a nice surprise! Customer service was great and the food was delicious. \n\nThey don't offer AYCE, but the 4 rolls me and my friend shared were more than enough. I'll make sure to come back here again!


Jumbo Jacks and their milkshakes are the two main reasons for me visiting Jack In The Box. This has been true since I was in college.  This location is clean, the staff are on the ball, orders are always correct and ready in a reasonable amount of time.\n\nI am a fan, even though I try to cut back on fast food chains in general.


I ordered the new york strip.  While I requested to have my steak cooked rare, when it arrived it was more of a medium.  The server was sure it was rare, but I sent it back for another one.  Although this was bad, from a  food standpoint when they got it right, it was very good.  It was nice and tender.\n\nThe bread options were very good.  Although I don't know what they were, all of them were fresh and good.  \n\nThe side dishes were very good as well.  The garlic green beans were average. I really liked the potato gnocchi.


I've ordered from Sliders twice and both times I was really disappointed.\n\nThe first time, they screwed up my order -- twice. I was let down by the menu to begin with, since one of the best parts of Belgian fries is the sauces, but for the most part their selections are very ordinary: plain ketchup, BBQ, hot sauce, etc. Between my friends and I, we ordered burgers/sliders (which were just decent), fries, a number of different sauces so we'd have variety despite the options being quite ordinary, and were delivered a completely different selection of sauces than what we had ordered. I called Sliders to request that they deliver the correct sauces and they delivered a bag *with our order correctly handwritten on it* yet with another seemingly random collection of incorrect sauces inside! We gave up. The fries were bland and oily anyway and bore little resemblance to authentic Belgian fries I've eaten in the past.\n\nThe second time, I tried to give Sliders another chance by ordering a burger and a slider -- since the burger had been the only decent component of my meal the first time -- and it was awful. The bottom of the burger was not only sort of charred, but absurdly, horribly salty. I *love* salt but I found this barely edible. A burger this bad from a cheap burger place wouldn't be as disappointing, but this was $5 to start plus they charge you extra for cheese and some other toppings (including the jalapenos, which were not very good jalapenos -- all heat, no flavor). The slider was a little better but nothing special, and seemed more like a tiny burger than a proper slider anyway. Overall, too much money for really lousy food.


We've been to this location multiple times and often enjoy it.  We've never had an issue with the food, it has always been above par.  The crowd is diverse with lunch folk, seniors, and people hungover from partying the night before.  I would give this place four stars if it were not for the extremely unpleasant hostess we have encountered numerous times.   When we went up to the front, she was on the phone and didn't acknowledge us.  We waited, and waited, while she talked away.  Finally, (putting the call on hold must have been such a difficulty) she seated us, WITHOUT speaking to us, but talking on the phone the entire time.  Um, really?  Our service otherwise, has always been great.  They also offer to go refills on tea which is pretty exciting. :)


Got 3 dishes because me and the boyfriend are greedy like that.  Eggs with salami was truly outstanding. Creative and delicious. Eggs and pork chop were ok. Chop flavor was good but a bit over cooked. Waffle was good, nothing special. Hash browns and home fries both pretty good, not great. Good coffee.


I am happy to say the food was very good, but the service the second time going there hasn't changed from the first. The restaurant had a total of 6 patrons and we were seated  and waited for 8 minutes until I asked somehow who my server once, because the server was talking to ignoring us, same circumstance as the first visit. I am super dissapointed in the service, but the food is good. Customer service needs to get way better there though!!!!


I've seen other Cirque shows and this seemed like a collaboration of some of the acrobatic acts thrown into this show. And I could not grasp the storyline---wait---was there a storyline???!  Went on a Saturday night and the row that I sat in was empty, aside from another couple. After scanning the theater, there were a lot of empty seats. The announcement that they allow cameras with no flash--that was a mistake. The bright screen lights were distracting. The music was good and the singer was amazing. I didn't understand the Sand painting lady, that act was a bit too long, but it was cool.\nSpend your money and time at another Cirque show. O is amazing!!!


Good LORD this was probably the worst hotel I have ever stayed in.  All that was missing was a crackpipe and a police body outline on the ground.  I was even afraid to take off my socks in my own room!!   BUT you get what you pay for and I did pay a ridiculously low price to stay here.


Let me tell you gents this place is totes av (average). Really not much to say. If you like food you'll probably be able to eat some of it here. My friends at the table insist that I rate this place as \"good average\" but that seems meaningless. Also $2 beers of which I've had about 6.


We were in Vegas as a gift for my boyfriend's birthday and had a truly great time EXCEPT as we were walking along the strip we were pulled in by a guy promoting free tickets to O at the Bellagio. The catch was a 1.5 hour long timeshare (for the GEO group) at the Jockey Club. Long story short, we did not buy it, and were given a voucher to return at a later date and were told that the tickets would be at the box office under our name. So we go to the box office and the show was not even playing that night. To say we were upset is an understatement!! We went back to the Jockey Club and were told that no one was there but to call a number the next day. We showed up instead. Now this was the third day to waste time with these people. After going in and as they tried to lure us in again, I mention in a clear voice and let's just say just a tad louder than speaking to someone face to face that we were scammed and expected our money back, they were quick to remedy and blame it all on the guy who lured us in to begin with. We got our money back (as O is the most expensive show, we had to pay $50 per ticket - yes another lie) and were promised to be taken care of the next time around. Needless to say, I would never set foot in that place again.\n\nTo add to this, just yesterday I received a call from a so called supervisor at the Jockey Club/GEO who had no idea of our troubles but wanted to get me to go again for a \"free' trip, practically all inclusive, discounts to whatever BUT I had to go through another 1.5 hour long timeshare seminar AND had to pay right then and there a $95 e to reserve our spot. When I mention to her that I had to discuss it with my boyfriend she because obnoxious and said that she could not understand why I would need to AND hung up on me! Unbelievable where they find these lowlife losers to work in customer service when the rest of America is struggling for jobs. Tell everyone you know NOT TO GO TO THE JOCKEY CLUB AND ESPECIALLY GEO TIMESHARE! What a nightmare!!!


If you love single malt whisky, and you are in the UK, then you owe it to yourself to visit the Scottish Malt Whiskey Society.\n\n1. Amazing selection of top whiskys\n2. A fair price on the whiskys\n3. Sample at your leisure\n4. Buy (several) bottles to bring home with you\n\nAll the while, enjoy the ambience of this low key and comfortable establishment.  I shared an absolutely lovely evening here with new friends.  I cannot recommend this place enough.\n\nAdmittedly, I did not partake of the food although the prices on the menu looked more than reasonable.  For me, it was all about the malt whisky.


Above average BBQ at a resonable price.  Large portions.


Hertz here is awful, worst I've ever seen.  50 people in line, four behind the counter.  Don't\nSeem to care...line is longer than my flight!!  Buses keep delivering people.  Could it be that it's a surprise that a lot of people show up at 2:00, wanting to pick up cars they paid for.  Cost is not worth this aggravation, I beg you to go somewhere else ....again, worst I have ever seen.


yuck.......Is it me or has McDonalds food gotten smaller & grosser?\nI saw they had the McRib making a limited time comeback so I was feeling all nostalgic and thought I'd give it a go.\n\nBig mistake..worse than any school lunch pork patty-by the 3rd bite I was already nauseous. How does McDonalds stay open the food is sooo terrible and its not even cheap anymore.\n\nDo quality food establishment have to have a drive-thru because people have gotten so lazy they will eat any damn thing as long as they don't have to get off their asses to do it.


My 23 month old hates haircuts and I am always dreading taking him to get them done. I decided to pay the extra money and take him to a kids place and it was so worth it!!! Beverly was his barber and she was so good with him. My son, who is usually crying actually sat still while she quickly cut his hair because he was able to watch Mickey Mouse and play with bubbles. It was such a great experience and Beverly was awesome!! Thank you!


11 of us met up here for my bday celebration last night for a girls night out of dancing. Besides 1 of the ladies, it was our first time here as we usually go to Scottsdale but decide to give Cadillac Ranch a try as we wanted something new & alittle closer. Since I wasnt sure how the crowd was going to be and we're coming with a big group, I had reserved a champagne table for us to make sure we'll have a spot. 1/2 of us showed up about 10p but the table wasnt ready for us so we were told to hang out and someone will come get us. We werent sure where they were going to seat us so while waiting, we put together 3 tables by the back wall so we could sit down and order something to drink while waiting to met our hostess/waitress. No one came to get us but our server came and introduced that she will be helping us (dont know if she even said her name as I dont recall). \n\nHere's my review....good & bad....We did have a good time (11 ladies, we're going to have a good time wherever we are) and we enjoyed the today's hit mixed with the latin music that they played. Here's my complaint I was not happy with and wanted to address. The waitress said I needed to pay for the champagne table so I asked to start a tab for me and put it on there. She came back saying her manager said I had to pay for it now cash & I can start a tab when I order another drink. I dont get that as I'm going to be charging for my drinks anyways so why cant I put it on the tab? I didnt have cash with me as I was planning on putting it on my tab so the waitress said I can go to an atm around there. Luckily, my friends gave me the $ to cover it. 1st problem. Next, she hardly came around to our table to take drink orders that we ended up going up to the bar most of the night to get our drinks as we didnt want to wait around looking for her. When she finally did come around one time, we ordered some shots and drinks which took awhile to get and another friend ordered another shot when she finally returned with the drink. Another friend wanted 1 but didnt want to wait for her so she went up to the bar and came back with hers before my friend got her drink from the waitress! Strike 2.   Then, we got our drinks taken/table cleared that wasnt even done and still 1/2 or 1/3 full when we all went up to dance. Was told it's because they probably thought we were gone since no one was at the table (because we were dancing!) so we asked for them to please NOT clear our table/drinks as we plan on staying the whole night which they did, thank you but we had to order more drinks. Strike 3. Well, we continued with our fun dancing and the waitress told one of the girls to go get us from the dance floor that we needed to clear out and pay for our tabs since she was getting off. Stike 4...This is the first this has happened on any club I've ever been to which usually, it gets passed onto the next waitress who'll be taking care of us (not that she was much help...I have to say, she was friendly...just not tentative or available). I went back to pay not paying attention to the bill. Well, that's what did it in making me write this detailed review. Since I bought and paid for my drink at the bar and my friends bought me my other shot and drink, I only had 1 (ONE) special of the night AMF that I had ordered from her. Well, she charged me 4X that. Had I paid attention, I would of pointed it out so that was my end but come on! I've heard of stories of waiters/waitresses that would overcharge on people's tabs but it's never happened to me. Strike 5....is there such a thing??!\n\nWe enjoyed the music and the ladies had fun BUT we agree, it's not worth getting the champagne table or any table reserve as 1) you can get it yourself for FREE like we did as it's not that packed and we always go alittle early anyways as we like to get on the dance floor and get the party started. 2) Go to the bar and get your drinks as it'll be ALOT faster service and 3) NO TABS as you might get overcharged on your bill. If someone would like to get in touch with me, I welcome it and would love to talk to the manager/owner if you care about customer comments/feedbacks in improving your establishment.


I really really wanted to give this place a good review because honestly they have really good tart yogurt but the service has just been poor. If you're lucky, you can get in and out of the yogurt shop within 5-10min however, if there is just ONE more person than you, you might end up waiting for 20+min. When I went, there was only one lady in front of me and she ordered two smoothies. The worker took her order and immediately went to make her drinks without  even acknowleding me.. not even a \"I'll be right with you\". In addition, I also thought that you should take orders in batches and since I was right after her, I just assumed he could take my order also before going on to make it (just in case we had the same order so he could save time and make it double). \nHowever, what really irritated me is that this guy took 15+min to make TWO smoothies. I know he really wanted to make the drinks as smooth as possible but c'mon! I'm not exactly sure how long it took him because I left after 15min. I might have waited if he acknowledged me but he didn't.... The wait must really suck if someone ordered a crepe.. sheesh!


Its okay place, but I recommend go eat at the Palms for late night food, the Palms is cheaper and taste better.\n\nLate.


I give them three stars because they work cheap and are non-profit. Not exactly service with a smile, though.\nI got two of my cats spayed (one neutered there a year prior) and it was pretty cheap and the common surgery was a success. No problems there. They discovered one of the girls had ear mites pretty bad, but just did a bang-up job cleaning out their ears and gave me some drops to give them (which was a pain in the ass to use on the cats, but that's another story). I would of liked them to offer a better treatment for the ear mites.\n\nThe staff seemed absolutely miserable when I was there. It was early in the morning, but still...not a single smile or friendly greeting. It's a drab office and the operation seems very robotic. Get them in..get them out. But it's cheap, so what can you do.\n\nOverall...Good for cheap service, but I wish I had found out about the Scottsdale Cat Clinic (read my review for them) before I came here.


it's the best pizza I've ever eaten. Yes, it's a bit pricey, long waits, blah blah blah. Don't care. I love you.


I am all for the Nutella Milkshake!!! Honestly, I probably would never eat here if it wasn't for the Nutella milkshake and I kept talking about it all weekend that we ended up going there twice~\n\nService was good on both visits but the hostess won't sit anyone until the whole party arrives so that was a tad annoying. \n\nI tried:\nNutella Milkshake - amazing!!! The nutella was prominent and it was plain addictive. Pretty huge for one person, best to share since nutella is quite sweet\nStrawberry Banana Shake - pretty darn tasty, surprisingly light for a shake and not overly sweet\nCookie dough Shake - Not my favourite, had chunks of cookie dough with most of it blended in. Just like a light chocolate doughy shake\n\nLamb Burger - Well seasoned, a little gamey with a nice kick from the spices. Not bad but not my favourite.\nSalmon Burger - Amazing. The salmon fillet came looking like a patty (round) which was a tad alarming BUT it was just cut that way. Fresh and cooked a little rare in the middle, which was fine for us. I had it with a side of aioli n on a potato bun (both were delish). Zucchini fries were disappointing though.\n\n\nDefinitely be back since they open late, so we were able to go for a quick snack & nutella fix~


We two families ate there last week. The sushi was unique and, for the most part, outstanding. The seasoned edamame was quite good with the exception of the southwest sauce (too sloppy), but the southwest dry seasoning was great. As for the sushi, we all loved tuna tartar appetizer.  It was like nachos for sushi lovers!  How cool. The good to great rolls included the big daddy, spicy tuna, and banzai (which included jalepeno). I felt that the tootsie roll was too heavy with eel sauce but it was still enjoyed by all. For that matter, I believe that their eel sauce is too thick whenever applied.  It made things oversweet.   The miso soup was good but also a tad heavy.  Finally, the service was flawless. \n\nWe will be back!  Yum.


The Bagpus charity shop on Tollcross is a typical local charity shop.  You have the mandatory bookcase, clothes racks, ornaments and minimal items of furniture.  The prices continue on this level and you start to realise that these are prices of a local charity shop in a small town, yet the charity shop is in the middle of the city.  The result of all this is that you get a fantastic amount of bargains.\n\nYou may think I'm exaggerating, but let me tell you a story of the best deal I've ever had in a charity shop.  One day I walk in and there's two books (Agatha Christie's if you are interested) for 50p each; not a bad deal I thought so I bought them both.  Then a week later I'm back in and now they have more of these books, but now at 30p so I ended up buying 5 more - 5 books for \u00a31.50.  For some of the more expensive charity book shops you can't even buy one book for \u00a31.50, this really is a great value for money shop.


This new concept of fast soup and salad service just doesn't make it for me.  I like the original Sweet Tomatoes full service soup and salad bar on Stephanie but this one just doesn't satisy.  I stopped in to get a quickie lunch and it was.  You have your choice of 6 soups and a salad that is custom made by the servers as you walk the line.  I got an 8 oz. cup of their delicious chicken noodle soup (including chunks of chicken) and simple salad.  The price with tax came to just over $11.00.\nNo value here.  You can go to the soup and salad bar on Stephanie and for $8.99 get all the soup you can eat, all the salad you can eat (you make your own there), several different types of other salads such as macaroni, broccoli, cole slaw, etc., baked potatoes, pasta bar including mac and cheese, pizza, muffins and several desserts.That is an all you can eat buffet so the concept is what I'm used to at S.T.\nI didn't feel I got my money's worth at the Express.  Why didn't they put a full sized Sweet Tomatoes on this side of town?   We all agree we would have preferred that. With so many places to eat surrounding this one I can't imagine spending $11.00 for soup and salad.  Make no mistake, the  quality and freshness are still evident here; I just don't get the Express thing.\n\nYou can eat in - there are several booths inside, take it home or take it out on their  patio. The drawback is that the patio is located right on Eastern with all of the traffic and gas fumes along with the noise.  Not cool. \nI live right up the road but won't go back.   I WILL continue to go to the original S.T. on Stephanie.


I used to go there a lot with friends until we realised that we hate it.  It is often too crowded with shit-bag people.  Not poor people, not bums, not any particular race or ethnicity mind you.  There's just a lot of shit bags there.  Rude-ass drunken pricks.  The staff is pretty nice though.  I like the sports and race book well enough.  I would still go to the movie theater.  We got cut off by the bartender one time for \"gaming the system.\"  We weren't playing enough hands of video poker for the beer we were drinking.  Four of us had been coming there once or twice a week for almost a year.  We were gaming the system, it's true.  We were gaming it at South Point.  Now we game it somewhere else.


The hotel is undoubtedly beautiful. However, all the beautiful places can be accessed without being a guest. We had booked one of the suites facing the fountain (don'y remember the name) at the price of $200 The room wasn't as beautiful as it appeared in the website. it definitely is a beautiful hotel but its casino, restaurant and the garden, like all other hotels at Vegas are open to the non-guests. The only plus point was the fountain that we could see from our room. But we couldn't hear the music from our room :(. Also, since there is so much to see outside one's hotel rooms at Vegas that we did not spend a lot of time watching the fountain from the room. The staff did leave a tiny bouquet with a hand written note (we appreciate that) by the assistant manager (or somebody important) in our room with some chocolates on our anniversary day.\n\nThe refrigerator in the room was stuffed with goodies...but you had to pay for them.Don't even think of removing anything from the refrigerator, they have sensors that bill you if you remove anything from it. When my husband went to confirm about the refrigerator that was supposed to be in the room (included in the room cost), he was told that one without the goodies could be provided at an extra charge of $50 per day. \n\nOverall, the stay was good but not worth the money spent. Save your money for some thing better.


I've eaten here before with varied experiences, but my girlfriend wanted to go out for New Year's Eve dinner so we went.  Prior to arriving she made a \"reservation\" / \"call ahead seating\" or whatever they call it at this place.  We arrived at 7:58 for our 8:00 \"seating\" and there were only two couples waiting.  This should have been my first clue as every other time I've been here the place has been crowded.  Even though there were only two couples waiting, we were told it would be 15 minutes (you could clearly see empty tables).  At 8:19 our pager went off to be seated (kind of funny they gave us this since we were ten feet from their stand and as stated earlier there were only a few couples waiting).  As we walked to our table, I noted seven empty tables and had only seen two parties leave.  I'm trying to account for why we waited so long when we had a \"reservation\" and there were empty tables. Oh well, let's just enjoy the meal.  My girlfriend ordered Chicken Alfredo and I the Conchiglie Formaggi.  They both arrived just warm (the restaurant was particularly cold last night) and our server didn't offer fresh grated parmesan. Both dishes were bland but were palatable, hence the \"Meh, I've experienced better\".  Truly the best part was the fact my belly was no longer growling and we could head out for a great New Year's Eve celebration.


Not sure if I want to give it them 2 or 3 stars.  Last week they did a great job delivering lunch to our office.  Food was fresh, warm and quite good.  Today's delivery seemed to be slow, but on top of that my meal was COLD!  So disappointing because I know they could do better.  My food was so cold that the onion in my union ring was cold.  They forget to bring 1/2 of our order and it was it took over 2 hours to get to us.


Visited again today.  LOVED the new musical instrument section and the expanded sheet music area.  AWESOME.


Just off the strip, and miles away from \"the strip\".\nIf you want real food, real people and real Vegas spend and evening at Carluccio's.  The food is delicious, the portions are generious and the service is warm and comfortable.  Don't waste your time walking through another casino to get some half warmed over chain style \"italian\".  \nOh, and the price!?! PERFECT.


This review, and the five stars that come with it, is for one thing and one thing only: A cocktail called \"Picoso\".\n\nCoda and I had a light dinner and drinks here on New Years Eve 2010, and I have l been craving this delicious beverage ever since.  Every single sip was a delight. When you drink as much as I do, it's easy to get bored with the usual \"interesting\" cocktails. I mean, how many places are going to carry Pomegranate Margaritas before people STOP getting excited when they see it on a menu?  When I say people, I mean me. I would literally take an IV of Pomegranate Margarita, I love them so much, but they've become so standard, I needed something new.\n\nThis drink they call \"Picoso\" was interesting enough to be actually memorable. The fact that I'm even using the word \"memorable\" in relation to New Years Eve is unheard of, considering I haven't remembered a New Years Eve since 1999. The hint of jalepeno was the perfect compliment to the muddled fruit and tequila.  This drink was enough to cut through my alcohol induced amnesia and take it's rightful place in my memories of fantastic drinks past.  I'm not even mad at the fact that it probably played no small part in me losing track of time and being in the restroom when the clock struck midnight. Oh well, I probably wouldn't have remembered that anyway.


Not much good to say at all about this place. We live in the neighborhood and wanted to give this place a shot. I immediately regretted even walking in the door. Our food was totally flavorless and a horrible value. I ordered the \"Hammered Hog\" sandwich, which touted a 1/2 pound of our house smoked pulled pork covered with blue cheese cole slaw. My wife ordered a pulled pork sandwich which stated it had a 1/3 pound of pulled pork on it. I swear, their was more meat on hers and mine was a buck more. Not that I would have wanted more meat, it had no flavor except smoke which I'm guessing was liquid smoke. The collard greens side I ordered was so acidic and lacking the long cooking time that this dish needs. I think they might have tasted sour because they had gone bad? My in-laws split a two meat combo and I was embarrassed to take them there. A $70.00 tab for two sandwiches, a split entree plate, one mixed drink and three sodas? Oh, and we ordered a plate of happy hour nachos which were store bought round corn tortilla chips, congealed cheddar cheese, maybe a cup of diced tomatoes and black olives with lackluster sour cream and salsa on the side. Needless to say, we will never go back. I give this place 6 months tops. Whoever thinks this qualifies as good BBQ needs to go to read a recipe and attempt to cook BBQ for the first time ever. I'm almost positive it will come out better.


my best friends girlfriend came for a visit from austin, being an architecture major, this was a place we obviously had to go.\n\nbeing there was obviously amazing... here's my beef... a tour was between $30-$80, seriously.  there was no way we could afford this obnoxious fee so we walked around the house and checked out the gift shop. we were pleased with this, but pretty disappointed not to take the tour.


Friends always push me to go to the Dish. I always ask myself, why are you so fond of their \"Southern homestyle cooking?\" It's a part of that whole Central Ave corridor of restaurants like Penguin and The Diamond. We'll call it great just because of their location. Absolutely not. \n\nEvery time I walk into the place, I laugh. I literally laugh out loud because of how tacky it feels. I know you're on Central Ave and want to get that artsy and we've character unlike everyone else. Please, there isn't a hint of character in the place. You're probably saying, who cares it's an unpretentious place, it's the food you go for and the price. Keep telling yourself that.\n\nThe servers on the other hand are great. I have no complaints with them. They helped us as soon as we started looking at the menu and we received our drinks in a timely manner. The place was probably three-quarters filled and on a holiday. The menu is fairly standard and has your staple southern dishes hinted throughout the appetizers to the entrees. Nothing special. And I almost feel that for the location, the price for the appetizers would be a little more reasonable. What do I know though? \n\nWe all ordered our food and I decided to go for something different this time. I got the Chicken & Dumplings the last time I was here, so I went for the meatloaf hoping for something more enticing than flour and cream of chicken. That's what the C&Ds taste like if you were wondering. Bland and tasteless. Apparently a lot of people like them, but if I had the choice I'd take the Swanson C&Ds. THAT good, my friends. \n\nBack to my meatloaf. This is how it was prepared; mash a bunch of ground beef, add no seasoning, cook in oven, dip and cover in tomato sauce, plop it on a scoop of mashed potatoes, and add a dash of cilantro on top. The meatloaf wasn't at all what I had expected. I was expecting more flavor for them to actually call it Cajun. There was no cajun seasoning, onion, celery, garlic, or cayenne peppers. I'm not even sure if I tasted the essential Worcestershire sauce. Mashed potatoes were decent I'll admit. Potato salad, eh. Deviled egg, eh too. Biscuit I enjoyed, but maybe because my mind hoped it could enjoy something from the meal. I didn't enjoy the price that went along with the food either. \n\nI know this place is locally owned and operated and is a part of Charlotte history and culture. It just feels that they are taking advantage of that and laugh quietly to themselves for each hungry customer that comes in. I honestly expect better because of that history. They are there for a reason, but not for their food lately. Customers need to wake up and realize that the Dish has greater potential.


I didn't have any coupons so paid 7.49 plus tax for this place.  I was pretty happy until I went to Main Street Cafe and paid 7.99 for three times the variety of food.  However, if you gots the coupon, then Paradise might be your bet.  I could really only find chicken worth eating...oh and a few items from the dessert area.


As far as college students go, this is the place to be for birthdays and pregaming. For birthdays, you get all-you-can-drink free beer, mug, a tiny sundae and a balloon. My friends and I all love the cheese curds with gritty sauce and the gritty burgers. Power hour (every night from 10-11pm) has $1 mixers and is the best bar to begin drinking at.


This place never disappoints :) always looking forward to this place when we fly in from Hawaii, and it's the guaranteed spot to go to on our list :) and the people remember us :)\n\nEvery time we went there we had great service :) this last time we went was the first time they got out orders wrong lol, we ordered Hamachi nigiri, but instead the lady brought us Hamachi collar x) wasn't a bad thing, cause we decided to just eat it, and now we have another favorite on the menu to order haha :D\n\nEveryone should come here atleast once :) and you'll be coming back again and again for more ^_^\n\nThanks again Sushi Mon!!! See you guys again next year! :)


Since this bar was right outside the door of my room, I happen to make several visits.  Most of them were very positive.\n\nMost of the bars at the Phoenician will make a good mojito.  This place makes the best.  It is one of the best mojitos I had in a long time.\n\nThe bar is very nice.  Looks like something you would find in San Francisco.  Very large marble bar with high bar stools and very nice furnishings and a large out-door area for sitting and relaxing, especially toward dusk.\n\nThe bar also has a fine selection of cigars.  I don't think you can smoke there.  I did not eat at the bar.  They did serve a selection of tasty nuts though.\n\nThe staff was pretty friendly, except for one young guy.  I guess he just got hired or something.  That guy made a big deal about two of my guest not wearing sleeves?  Not like we are in the UAE or Saudi Arabia!  Any way, did not make a big deal since my room was next door, but still kind of weird.  I know it is a 5-star hotel, but it is summer, the pool is right out the door and they were wearing nice tank-tops.  What ever.  I still liked the bar.\n\nIf you need to make a choice in hotels, this is the place!


Was craving wings and decided to drive a bit to get them.\nThey are good, but I find the rubs a little too salty. \nHad the Louisiana and Parmesan Garlic.\nAte the Lousiana, not the Parmesan Garlic.\nThe parmesan cheese smelled like an spoiled dish rag. You all know that smell. \nStunk my vehicle up all the way home. \nTossed right in the trash. \nWill NOT be going back.\nDoes the staff not have any olfactory senses?


NEARLY RUINED MY TRIP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DANGEROUS AIRPLANES \n\nHow anyone could possibly rate this airlines above one star is an absolute falsification of information. This is the worst experience I've ever had traveling. 2 hour delay going, 1.5 hour delaying coming. Combine that with bag charges of $150. \n\nOriginally my ticket from Oakland to Las Vegas was $149 roughly $20 cheaper then southwest. Bag charges brought my ticket to just below 300. The delays caused me to have to pay for an extra day of parking as well.


Magpie is a great little Pizzeria located on MaGuire just above fairmount\n\nTo begin their MagPie Bloody Caesar is amazing\nI started with their meatballs and Caesar Salad, again both were really good\n\nTheir Pizzas are HUGE 1 is enough for 2 people, the ingredients are fresh and delicious, I had Prosciutto it was delicious\n\nPrices are reasonable but space is limited so get there early or make reservations


This was my first time at Wendy's, my best friend had been going here forever so I assumed it wouldn't be too bad. \n\nTo start we were instantly greeted and the place looked clean. Unfortunately there was mostly dark colors of polish to choose from which was a huge bummer. My friend got her nails started and I sat next to her waiting for someone to become available to do mine, mind you I was the only one waiting. A few minutes later two ladies walked in and were taken care of before myself when the other technicians were finished, I let it slide. After 20 minutes went by, Wendy (the owner) arrived and started my full set. She was rough and rushed the whole time. Meanwhile another customer came in, she waited, but was obviously impatient. She offered to come back, but Wendy rushed through my nails, which are uneven and have gunk underneath them. She told me to wait aside as she give this lady a fill and polish change. So I waited for her to complete the other lady while I waited to get my polish. She rushed painting the polish, as well as making a mess around my fingers. I'm only content with my nails, and I will not be going back.


Ate there on August 15th at 8:30pm. Not crowded service was good and the BLT was good. Good thing I did not go to the restroom before my food. Bad sewer gas smell in the Men\"s restroom. When I mentioned it to the waitress she oh yeah it's been like that, \"i said get it fixed\"  \"yeah\" from her. Paying the bill I mentioned it and the lady said we know  \" I said call a plumber\" her response \"well it's been like that \"


We went on a sunrise expedition and the whether was a bit chilly.  It was a clear skies with perfect weather condition.  \n\nThe meetup point is located in Deer Valley Airport parking lot.  This is your first and last stop to use the restroom if you have to go.  You're required to check in and he/she tells you which van you belong to. Once you're in the van, the people in the van with you are basically the people you'll be riding the hot air balloon with.  \n\nOur driver was super funny and nice.  Before we left Deer Valley Airport, he gave us a short background history how hot air balloon had started.  As he reached closer to the hot air balloon destination, he gave us a brief instructions what to do and what not to do.  \n\nOur Captain Bill was hiliarious and very nice.  The view of Phoenix was amazing.  We were so awe and wow by the view so high above.  At one point, we descended down and cruised along the way as Bill described the different types of catus that can be found in AZ.  We saw Jack Rabbits running around through the desert.... and off we went back high above.  \n\nAfter the ride, we were served with breakfast and champagne.  It was a nice touch to end the expedition.  \n\nI would highly recommend this company to anyone who's thinking of taking a Hot Air balloon ride when visiting Phoenix.  \n\nWe had a wonderful time.  Thank you Hot Air Expeditions!!!


Shawarma, pita and garlic sauce can not go wrong with some vegeatables.  Their hummus is alright, and service depends on who you get, some the friendliest in the world others seem to hate their job.  Stick with the Shawarma and it is a no fail.


I like Dr. Garcia and her assistant, I am not at all impressed with the billing office staff that work out of corporate! I've been trying to pay my bill for 3 months now (yes, pay it!) and cannot get anyone to call me back!!! Highly disorganized team....again, no concerns or issues with my doctor, she is great - its the administrative team that simply do not have it together!


Very glad to have found and chosen this salon. Sign up was very easy, everyone I've met has been wonderful and helpful, and it's a national company so you can visit ANY palm beach tan in country. Lotion is a little pricey in-store, though.


My guess is that the National experience is quite variable based on whether you're a member of their Emerald Club. If you are, you get to go straight to the appropriate row and grab your car. I'm a lucky person who is Emerald Executive, therefore I can just grab whatever car suits my fancy among those on the Executive row or the regular Emerald Club row. Generally speaking, this is a great thing as it gives a person a fair number of options while speeding up the getaway from the airport.\n\nI haven't ever had a bad experience renting from National at McCarran, however this time, my vehicle's windows and mirrors seemed to have been cleaned with a dirty towel so there was a lot of smearing. I didn't note this in the dark garage but it was noticeable in the sunlight and affected my visibility somewhat. Hence, what would have been a 5 star review becomes 4 stars. Yeah, seems like a little thing, but driver visibility is important to safety, so they deserve the knock down for this.


The only reason it's 2 stars is because the food is decent. Otherwise, totally unimpressed! It's my birthday, I'm in Vegas and the service here sucks. We're a party of 2 and I've seen literally 5 other tables be seated, be served their meals and here we sit still waiting on ours. Didn't order anything special or extraordinary. Totally disappointed.


I am a huge fan of the Penn Brewery and if you don't know me I am a bit of a booze hound. I love beer! All types, all colors, all ABV's. So I ran in here today for lunch but I  am not allowed to imbibe during work hours. Woe is me....the world is not fair! My point is if you enjoy a beer, just about any type...this is the place to start. I have been here 10+ times and this was my only non-drinking visit. \n\nI enjoyed the Braumeister Steak Sandwich with fries. The food, service and atmosphere were great. Try to find the time to visit this place. Well worth the stop.


We were tired from doing tourist crap all day and came back to our cheapie hotel, the LVH, to cool the heels. By dinner time we were too tired to go anywhere else so gave this place a shot. Unlike others, we were actually greeted immediately and seated. From there on, please trust the other reviews and go elsewhere. At 6 on a Sunday nite the place was a ghost town with only 2 other tables seated and Motley Crue music videos blaring. I get the Vince Neil connection but this was over-the-top annoying. Our server was good, very attentive, which frankly we expected with the lack of other customers. Food was very blah. As others noted, chips and salsa were right out of the grocery store, fish tacos were fried/microwaved, and beef \"machaca\" tacos were just cold mushed meat. Ugh. We were tired, it was food and no one got sick so I guess it ended OK. Overall, stay away from this restaurant and more to the point, the LVH in general. New ownership is destroying the place, literally and figuratively.


had a pedi and gel mani done today! absolutely will be coming back :) everyone was so nice and the prices are perfect. \nvery very clean as well!


Sky high prices, low quality tastes. I guess you can do that when you're located right off the casino floor by the sports book.


Hey, It was my first time...as an adult...in Vegas; The Riviera was cheap.\nAlthough our room was facing construction, it was more than enough for us. What do you do when you're in Vegas?? SLEEP?! I think not....We used it for our day naps, and our opportunities to make some pre-drinks. We are a young couple and it was perfect for us. We took the deuce EVERYWHERE and drove the final day....perfectly convenient. The staff was, as said, low on customer service. Overall, It was exactly what we needed. We probably wouldn't stay there again, mostly because we loved some of the other casinos a little more.\nIf you're looking for a great deal, while still having a nice clean room to rest your head, check it out.


We had a wonderful waitress Astrid! But the host had a face like she had just smelled something nasty the whole time she was very unwelcoming and rude to other customers. But again our waitress was wonderful


Surprisingly tasty Indian food and a really good price. Pretty sure it's buffet only. We stayed at the Hampton Inn on the other side of the parking lot and stopped in for lunch one afternoon. Definitely worthwhile if you have a hankering for some Indian food outside of Toronto. You can't really get away with bad Indian food in these parts, can you?


When it comes to book shopping, I'm more of a get-in-and-go type than a browser. I usually go out to buy a book for a specific purpose (e.g., an upcoming trip where I'll have lots of down time), so I appreciate when bookstores lay out books in the front for quick selecting. Borders usually does a really good job of separating out some quick picks by type (new non-fiction, clearance, bestsellers), so it's a good fit for my book shopping style. \n\nI went to this location to pick a book for this upcoming weekend (my husband is taking the AZ bar exam early next week, so I'll have a lot of alone time) and quickly found something that looked interesting on the bestsellers table. The downside of Borders is that the prices are high compared to  buying a book online (my top choice is Amazon.com), but the upside is that it's easier to browse than on Amazon, where I usually find book shopping overwhelming if I don't have a specific book or genre in mind. \n\nThe staff at this particular location are friendly and the parking is definitely ample. There is also a Seattle's Best inside this location, a coffee shop I love, but I didn't buy anything from it on my first visit here.