I am a self proclaimed \"Trader Joe Hoe\" lol. I don't care what anyone says, Trader Joes is the BEST grocery store EVER. The Arrowhead location is one of the best, I don't see why people are bitching about it. I shop at this location on a weekly basis and sure, sometimes it's a bit crowded but it's nothing unusual from Walmart, Fry's ect. I've been a Trader Joeaholic since my days in Los Angeles. The store locations are very limited in Phoenix, but I'm just so grateful they even have stores out here! Trader Joes carries so many foodie friendly products, no other grocery store can compare. A few of my top TJ products are..\nTrader Joes Meditteranian Hummus\nTrader Joes Dolmas (they even beat restaurant dolmas!!)\nTrader Joes Guacamole\nTrader Joes Dark Chocolate Covered Cranberries\nAnd the list can go on and on. Trader Joes carries a lot of vegetarian products as well which is pretty nice. And for everyone taking stars away from this remarkable place due to the fact that it's not near or in your darn backyard,  go take a hike to the nearest preservative packed Walmart and load up on pork grinds or something sheesh.. Trader Joes also has a raffle if you bring a reuseable bag when you shop. They always have had many lanes open when I go and the wait is never long enough for me to remember it being long. The cashiers are always really friendly. I love Trader Joes!! Always and forever!! 5 stars baby!! :)


Stay away from this place, the owner doesn't want your business. We went in and he was yelling to pretty much all if his customers what they should or should not touch. Tanked guys did nice frame for a bed, but on the bed there was only one very nasty looking mattress left, where you were allowed to lay on, but as soon as anyone did so he started yelling to be careful with the $35000 bed!!! Really? Also the fish in the tanks had no oxygen coming in. How this guy is in business is beyond me. He really doesn't deserve to be in business.


This club is overrated but Im giving 2 stars because I had a really good time. The club has absolutely no where to sit. I mean come on, I know youre there to dance and have fun, but girls wear heels and we need to sit down sometimes! like seriously wthell? And what is up with the extremely small dance floor? The security kept telling us to leave the rooftop dance floor because there were too many people. Honestly if they want people to have a fun time, they should put a limit to the number of people that can come in instead of over packing the place.\n\nAnd the BIGGEST negative about this place is the stairs! WHATTTT THEEE HECK?!!! are the freaking kidding me?! Why dont they make elevators or escalators? People have to travel up and down on stairs to even get INTO the club! UGH I was so frustrated because I was wearing heels and my feet hurt before I even got into the club! They need to seriously get some escalators or elevators.


I had been to one other Brazilian steakhouse a few years ago in Dallas and it was freakin amazing. However, Braza's wasn't great. It wasn't bad, but the food didn't seem freshly cooked; more like it had been under a warmer too long. Most of the meats were ok. The flank steak was great, chicken was good, sirloin was ok but sort of bland, the pork was good, lamb ok, alligator (yes, alligator) was not bad (my first time trying). \nThe atmosphere was the most disappointing element of the whole experience, as the picture on their website made it look like a 4 or 5 star fancy restaurant, with a nice picture of a glass of wine -- however when we arrived, it looked similar to the interior of a Golden Corral (not exaggerating) - definitely not a place that is likely to impress your wife/girlfriend. Also, be prepared, the restaurant is actually split in half: one side is Indian and the other is Braza's; so, it had the thick smell of an Indian restaurant in the air- which kind of worked against our Brazilian appetites. \nI have to say the service was pretty good. The wait-staff was friendly and seemed to want us to have a nice time.\nThe pricing was about $40-45 a person, which I thought was a bit high for this particular establishment-- and I walked away feeling like if I was going to spend that kind of money, I could've done better elsewhere.


so we order 7 dishes\n\ngo ahead, take a guess what that adds up to before taxes?\n\nWRONG!  \n\ncan you say $15.75? divide that by 7 and you get $2.15 per\n\nit's a flat rate (none of the multi-tiered pyramid ramp up pricing)\n\nthe stuff that we usually order that falls into the 2nd and 3rd tier pricing structure was all $2.15!\n\nthis is a sign of the times ladies and gentlemen\n\nif you wanna pay more  and impress your inlaws and friends, go and eat at the other places


I did remember two things that bugged me. \n\n1. No free Wi-Fi.. I expect free these days\n\n2. The fountain in the kiddie pool  is like a well with water coming out. Kids are attracted to it and naturally they are going to climb on it and play with it. The life-guard kept yelling in our direction every-time a kid started playing with the fountain, which happened often. \n\nKids that age don't know that a life-guard is yelling at them. You can't really hear what they are yelling anyway because it's too far. I figured it out by body language in that when a kid got on the fountain the guard was focused on him/her whistle in hand.\n\nSo either let kids play with the fountain or remove it. What did you think kids were going to do?


If not for the ambiance which was laid back and the wait staff who were very friendly this would be a one star review. Food was bleh. First the coffee was terrible. I took one sip and left it. For a place with coffee in the name I was very disappointed. Most diners have reasonable coffee, not this place.\n\nThen when it came to the food it was bland with nearly no flavor. Not sure why there are so many reviews praising the food. Be warned.


Very nice brew pub to compliment the Madison beer scene. All the tastings in the beer flight were good. The food menu is also quite good. Worth a return visit.


Come to the area for business on a regular basis and find myself trying as many different restaurants as possible.  Took a group here (mid-week...not particularly busy) and was disappointed all the way around.  It's one thing if the food isn't as good as you would hope or expect but when the service is lacking for no apparent reason, it leaves a doubly bad taste in your mouth.  I'm a proponent of the \"fool me twice, shame on me\" school but not sure about The Grind.


Full disclosure: I'm a native so I'm biased.  I've been to other state capitals, this one without question is one of the greatest in the country.  First, it's a replica of the nation's capital which is really cool.  Secondly it's on a hill down the street from the school and bars.  Three it houses one of the bigger a-hole governors in the country....I guess that's not cool but maybe you could protest and get arrested with your family.  It's free too.


We were so excited to see this show.    Having never seen a bad Cirque performance, and having such a love for MJ's music and image... we couldn't see how it could go wrong.\n\nWhat an absolute waste of time and money.\n\nThe Michael Jackson video slot machines capture his image and legacy in a more honest way.    Quite honestly, it's terrible.  \n\nIt starts off great.  The theatre is stunning.   The ushers are dressed in faux-MJ getups.  The paparazi hound you with flash photography.    It's an excellent way of building anticipation.   \n\nThen the show starts, and you're transported back to high-school talent show.   That's what it feels like.    Soul-less dance and silly interludes all set to stock audio and video samples of Michael Jackson.     \n\nIt had the metaphorical effect of Propofol and quite literally soothed me to sleep.   \n\nIt's different than the excellent Cirque show \"Love\" on the Beatles in that it doesn't really incorporate much of the popular circus/ cirque elements like acrobatics or humor.    ONE is to Cirque Du Soleil as Softball is to Major League Baseball.     \n\nAt least it gave them an excuse to sell these $30 shiny light up gloves.    \n\nNever again.


Apparently they don't have room for new customers, but they do have a list of competitors you can have but they don't know how well these guys work so that's really of no use. Sorry you're too busy! I'll find my own company.


The guy overcharged my sister for sure! Pizza was mediocre, I'm from NY and I know what good pizza tastes like.


Two burritos, 3 hours later 2 sick people


I have been taking my friend who is 91, with Alzheimers,  to this nail salon for years.  It's larger than it looks from the outside.  I don't think they are as sophisticated as some but  that's ok.  What I do appreciate is the way they take the time to continue making it a good experience for my friend.  Maybe I tip them to much.  As long as they continue the service, I will pay.


Went here yesterday to get our sushi fix after a nice day of hiking icebox canyon.  Our party of 6 was famished and was quickly seated for lunch.  It wasn't very busy as it was a weekday and we were having a late lunch.  \"The sooner I can sit down, the sooner I can get started on stuffing my face!\" is what I say.\n\nI know it's difficult to have a large party go for AYCE, but when the staff forgets about what you ordered and constantly have to be reminded of it, you know there's some organization issues in the back.  There were a couple of dishes that didn't even make it to the table before our check did.  Regardless, it was a good start, but the staff couldn't handle our giant appetites towards the end.\n\nSome notable dishes we had involved fresh fish and good flavor combinations.  Their maguro (red tuna) was excellent that day!  I'm normally a fan of salmon, but the nigiri to order was the maguro.  The redder, the better!  I also really enjoyed their Spider Roll (a classic) and their Double D Roll.  The Double D Roll was listed under their shrimp tempura special rolls and had great intermingling of flavors along with a little kick at the end.  It was one of our favorites!  Another plus was that they do not pack on the rice!\n\nNow on to the not-so-great dishes.  The shiro maguro (albacore) that we ordered came seared when we were under the impression that it would have been raw.  Upon eating it, you could definitely taste a distinct fishiness, which shouldn't be the case if it were fresh.  They also topped it with what tasted like the garlic sauce they usually put on top of garlic tuna.  Since this was my first time here, I wasn't sure if this was their norm to sear the shiro maguro.  I honestly think this fish was on its way to going bad, so they needed to serve it but mask the extra fishy flavor.  Another one that wasn't so appetizing was their super white tuna, which isn't listed on their menu but somehow had it when we asked for it.  It was a little disappointing because the freshness wasn't there.  There were a couple of other nigiri that just didn't cut it to my expectation of freshness, but these two were the most distinct.\n\nI would like to see this business succeed because the ambiance, decor and cleanliness of the restaurant is excellent.  The staff really has potential to excel!  Our server was very accommodating and attentive, but unfortunately the lunch staff in the back couldn't accommodate our large orders. I probably won't be back unless they make some changes to their organization and quality.\n\nP.S. If you're in a bind for choosing your dessert, get the green tea mochi.  It appears to me that it is homemade and you really taste the yummy green tea flavor!  You won't regret it!


I didn't have any food here but the service was awesome and the Bloody Mary is super spicy and delicious!!


Lost their lease. Closed for business


Went here for lunch Saturday afternoon with a party of 4.  I've been here about a zillion times yet this is my first review.\n\nI really hate going here but I love to eat here.  Let me explain:  The parking situation is a complete clusterfuq as is the ordering and seating process.  It is basically a yuppy free-for-all in the place.  The place where the line forms is full of stupid bric-a-brack and chatzkies.  All that crap should be removed for more seating and hopefully a less cluttered area.  Aside from that, the ordering your food and picking it up process is pretty haphazard and is not helped by tons of people trying to make their way through the place filled with shelves of random stuff.\n\nHOWEVER.....\n\nEVERYTHING and I do mean EVERYTHING on the menu is delicious.  Breakfast to lunch and everything in between is excellent.  You really cannot go wrong.  Even their pre-made salads are excellent.  Their menu is not too complicated but it is very well thought out and I bet they have some of your favorites, but with their special twist.  Anyway, everything is top notch.


Give me a break this place sucks big time it's over price. I don't mind paying top dollars for good quality food. I order their steak plate it wasn't even close to a real steak it was DIESMILLO which is one of the cheapest meat cuts of the the beef for that price I was expecting at least a beef skirt steak.


This location is terrible. I usually don't shop at Walmart, mostly because of their policies and politics, but in this case I was shopping online and they had 1 of the items I was looking for in stock so I ordered for store pick up so I wouldn't have to wait for it to be shipped from another online retailer. When I showed up to pick up my item, I waited for about 30 min in the customer service line before being told I was in the wrong line. Seriously? Why wasn't I told this in the pick-up email or why wasn't there a sign posted?!\n\nI then made my way to the back of the store near layaway, which also doubles as a Walmart .com pick-up counter. There were only 2 people in front of me but I waited another 20-30 min there before it was my turn because there was only 1 associate at the counter. When I got up to the counter, the associate left for a while with no explanation while I stood there for about 5 min wondering whether anyone was going to return to assist me. When the associate finally returned and looked up my order, she shouted to another person to grab my order for her so that she could run to the bathroom. Talk about customer service...what a hassle to shop at Walmart!


The service of a Restraunt is both it's face and backbone and this one has horrible complacent service... It took us an hour and a half to have a meal here on a Sunday night. We sat there for 30 mins before we had our drinks. Like previous posts, we noticed the manager standing near the bar watching football while his Restraunt was falling down around him. We saw several employees on the floor but \"they\" were clearly running the show, and poorly at that.\n\nSteps of service were nonexistent. From start to finish the service was lacking on every level. Our server's section was clearly larger than she could handle, follow up was a joke, dirty dishes in front if us the whole meal, we wanted refills on our drinks but couldn't get them and the check took forever to come and God knows we couldn't wait to leave this place! \n\nSave yourself from a huge hassle and order Domino's...


What happened Yama? Your quality took a nose dive off a cliff into a heap of mediocrity and bad sushi rice. \n\nI used to love this place and made a point to come here every time I visited Vegas. For  under $30, AYCE sushi rolls is tough to top, and I guess something had to finally give at Yama. The quality truly is noticeably worse and the rolls are now stuffed with a higher rice to fish ratio. To make matters worse, even the sushi rice quality seemed to have declined as both the texture and flavor are subpar. \n\nOn prior visits, I would have given Yama four stars, but based on my most recent visit, I can't give it more than two. Hopefully, they bounce back and I can edit this review later.


The service was friendly enough. Atmosphere is pretty basic with limited seating. Food arrived in about 10 minutes. \n\nThe issue for me was the food itself. I had General Tso's chicken. The photo pictures it with brocolli. None came wtih mine, just fried chicken and rice. And the sauce was so sweet that it was really hard to enjoy. There was no acid or spice, just super sweet sauce. The rice was really average and the eggroll was right in line with the crappy quality eggrolls you seem to get everywhere these days. What happened to the old eggrolls filled with meat? Now they are all sprouts and no flavour.


Hash House is hands down the best place for breakfast in Vegas. Their portions are too big for on the spot consumption which is an issue and almost gets them four stars from me. Not too many people know this, but Hash House also serves up great lunch. This is a must visit whether you are a resident or tourist.


Had the classic chicken ranchero burrito today. It was pretty good although it lacks lettuce, tomatoes and other such items I enjoy in burritos. The salsa bar is impressive and I enjoyed the pico de gallo and chips. Overall, good meal for a good price.


Nice little hole in the wall. Everything was great. Even chatted up the boss a bit. Very nice guy.


I ask to see \"deep couches, ornate wood, dark fabrics\" I'm shown blue couches and I literally just walked away from the sales associate. Huge selection of lame styles.


They didn't have an option for forever 21 but I have to say the manager is very rough around the edges no customer service and has no business working in Summerlin she should be on the eastside of town.  I went in today Nov 16th to do an exchange for a dress I ordered online but I couldn't find anything I liked. I let them know that it was online ordering and she yelled at me for no reason saying TAKE IT BACK AND MAIL IT OFF YOURSELF OR GET A GIFT CARD. I couldn't believe she did that in front of everyone to show she's boss. I came in the store in a great mood until tha b%\u00d7\u00f7= chimed in the conversation i had with an employee not even arguing. I will never come back to that classy looking place with trashy fowl mouth managers at forever 21


Visited Morton's last night for dinner before the show. After we were seated, our waiter greeted us shortly after with the menus. The menu has a perfect amount of options. Not too many and still enough to have a complete variety. Chicken, chops, seafood, and most important, STEAK! For a salad, we started off with the chopped spinach salad. It was perfect, as I am very particular with how my salads are dressed. The dressing wasn't dripping off, it was evenly and perfectly coated. I chose the 6 oz filet mignon, with 2 bacon wrapped scallops and 3 grilled shrimp for my dinner. It was more than enough. The steak was so tender and juicy! I would definitely go back to Morton's again and again for a wonderful meal!


We were going to do a Cirque show but couldn't fit it in. Went to the Jersey Boys instead. WOW,  That was awesome.  Great story.  Great music.  I am so glad we ended up at this site instead.


Not bad, not great. Hamburgers are good, same level of quality at a lot of bars across America.


Great food except for the chips.  Kind of disappointed as that is one of those cravings you want satisfied when you eat Mexican.  Service ok, not great.


JD and I wanted a super casual place for lunch on Saturday after a workout and he suggested here and it was the perfect spot. The chips and salsa were exceptionally good, or I had just worked up a voracious appetite at the gym, probably some of both. \n\nJD ordered a cheese crisp and I made fun of him by asking if he was on a diet. Then I ate my words when the behemoth greasy cheesy large pizza sized crisp actually came to the table. It was HUGE! A thin crispy tortilla topped with tons of melty fantastic-ness! It was cut in squares like some pizza's too which made it easy to eat. I had the Mexican Flag enchiladas and they were fine, but lackluster in comparison to the giant wheel of melted cheese across the table. \n\nAll in all it was a great meal and definitely reversed any good I had just done at the gym, but that's life and I'm fine with it!


Justus is THE MAN when it comes to hair. He's a genius at color too. There's definitely a reason why I followed him from the good old Palms Place days when we worked together. Stop by and let him work his magic on you!!!


Came here last Sunday for a few pints ($3 each!), and I have some highs and lows to share about this place. To steal a word from Bud Light, the beers here had a lot of \"drinkability\". My hefeweizen was very smooth, and there were no complaints about the Pilsner, IPA, or the Vanilla Porter. Nice flavors all around!\n\nBut the $5 appetizers were not as pleasant, I'm afraid. The seared ahi sliders looked delicious, and they tasted pretty good. The wasabi aioli was a bit overpowering, but I would order them again. The black bean chili fries were just mediocre. It sounds fancy with the melted Oaxaca cheese on top, but they don't taste like anything special. The cheese quesadilla was way too bland for a cheese lover like myself, and their bruschetta was alright, but a bit too different.\n\nI'll be back to try an entree sometime, but I'm not expecting much. I love the cozy patio and great beer. Support local breweries and come here. As long as you stick to the beer, you won't be disappointed.


Hands down the blackened chicken nachos are the world's best nachos! I have had nachos at literally hundreds of places and have never had better..fresh salsa, real cheese, fresh jalapenos, great blackened chicken, multi colored chips..no microwave  and generous portion...The best!


I had sushi and sashimi that I never knew existed here.  Thank God the server knew what to recommend because by reading the menu, as a Nobu neophyte I had no idea what was good.  Yeah, I ended up dropping over $100 per person but I knew it was going to be expensive anyways so come with a fat wallet if you want to eat here.  I remember the Black Cod melting in my mouth and the exotic trout which shocked my tongue in a good way.  The Kobe beef was heavenly...  Just thinking about this meal has me wondering when I'll be in Vegas again.  Just don't order the regular sushi though, I heard it's good but it's probably something you can get at any decent sushi joint that you live near.  You have to get the \"special\" menu items.


Customer service is lacking. Spent over $200.00, asked for a gift card car holder (though I did not buy one). Was told that they were only for gift cards. Commented that  you just rang me up for $200.00 worth of stuff, can I please get one. Was told they were only for gift cards. Asked if I buy a gift card for $1.00 can I have one, said yes. What the hell. It doesn't cost her/company anything. Felt like my business was not appreciated.


By far!! Big Al's is the best restaurant inside The Orleans Hotel & Casino.  After walking around the Casino looking for something to eat without heading to the strip, we walked pass Al's.  The menu looked interesting and inviting.\n\nOur waitress was very helpful and friendly, giving us several great suggestions on the menu, which we used wisely.  \n\nI started with a cup of some of the best Boston Clam Chowder I've had outside the New England area.  It was smooth and creamy with lots of lovely calms.  The flavors were very delightful, light, but filling.\n\nNext I partook the Soft-shell Crab Po Boy, Fresh French bread with two large lightly beer-battered crabs, cleaned and prepared perfectly.  I was pleasantly surprised at how fresh and sweet the crab tasted. Beautiful red tomato slices and crisp lettuce and a zesty Creole mayo spread.\n\nAlso ordered at the table was the Louisiana Crab Cakes with a Creole mustard sauce.  I had few of bites of these also. The cakes were fairly large and of good thickness.  There were lumps of sweet crabmeat, and not \"krab\".  The veggies were finely diced, as I prefer.  I hate biting into large chucks of veggies.  Great seasoning was used as well, spicy, but not too hot.\n\nI will definitely roll back over to Big Al's from The Strip the next time I'm in Vegas.  For the quality of the meal and the good prices, $12 for the Po Boy (2 large crabs) and another $12 for two good size crab cakes with real crab lump meat. I'll be a repeat customer.


Third annual regional meeting we had here, but prices have gone up at least $50 a night. With the kitchen, we were able to recoop this money by grocery shopping and cooking versus having dinner in their restaurant. I only imagine this would be beneficial for a huge group or family; we had 6 women in the 4 rooms and it worked well for us.


We stayed here on our stay to vegas recently, we booked it thinking it was still travelodge. It is located across from Circus circus. Its around 50-60 dollars a night, so thats pretty cheap. However, if you decide to arrive early and check in early they will charge you an extra ten dollars. The room we got had two beds, the sheets looked pretty clean, open the drawer and theres a t.v, there is no remote control, the restroom was clean with small bar of soap and a small bottle of shampoo. Air conditioning was nice. I still liked the old travelodge that used to be here more though. There is free ice on the upper floor. I thought it was decent, but the light in the room didn't work..\nAll in all its not that bad, buts pretty decent but if your looking for some fancy stuff look elsewhere.


This is the best Kabob place I've found on the East Side. We usually do take out and the meat is cooked and seasoned perfectly and the rice is delicious. Very gracious staff as well. I usually order the beef kabob and I love it.


I would go here over Honda dealership next door anytime! Service pricing is pretty much the same, better staff, better overall experience. Brad was knowledgable and helpful. They just earned a customer for as long as I will reside in Vegas area. Thank you for taking good care of me, I give you two thumbs up!


I've been to Babbo's several times since it is so close to my house. My two favorites are the Pasta Martini and the Gorgonzola Salad. The bread is excellent, and I've had no issues with the wine, so maybe I've been lucky? I've also had their pizza, I can't recall which one, but it was excellent with peppers and goat cheese. The ambiance is great as well, and prices are very reasonable. The reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is because the service has been sketchy at times. But, it isn't so bad that we won't return. Overall, a good place.


I worked there. Believe me, you do not want to eat there. \nHygiene? methinks not.


This was our first time here. . The service was Fantastic and Fast!!! The food is delicious and filling. ..we will be back soon!!


We went to this place as usual and were surprised to see a \"shrunken\" happy hour menu. We ordered calamari and lobster tacos and were unhappy with these orders. They had no taste and were overlooked. It seems to us the quality of this place is going down!! Sad for that given the fact we are regulars!!!


Amazing food! Some of the best curry we have had! So craveable & authentic !!


Not the juiciest pho and rice dish in town...\n\nThe pho was ok. Definitely a lot better than the rice dish. I got the rice dish with pork and the shredded beef with the egg. It was not good at all. The pork was charred and a little hard on the burned part. The egg didn't have any taste. The shredded beef was not good. I did not even like the fish sauce that it came with. The service is slow. The prices were ok, it's not cheap.\n\nThe pho soup was pretty good but I've had better. I did not really see the praises that people gave for this place. I thought it was below average quality hence the 2 stars. .It's not the worst food I've tasted but it definitely was not great. \n\nThe parking was easy to park so that was good. The visit was just very whatever. Nothing to remember it by or no reason to come back again.


Although only 4 year round beers and 1 rotating tap, beer is solid and cheap (less than 6 bucks for a half liter, less than 10 for a liter).  The pretzels are delicious, and the potato soup is awesome.  I would only go when weather is good enough for outdoor seating because it is on the river and has a great view, also because inside is too rowdy with a lot of drunk assholes in the beer hall.  It gets so bad on weekends that police officers wait outside for any issues that arise in the beer hall.


Delux, what did you do to yourself? you get all these awesome reviews and then you let you asshole fall out. \n\nthe first two times i ate here pretty close to just after you opened i had great food and good service. the grilled cheese was awesome and your burgers too..the fries were good, especially the sweet potato ones. \n\nthe last 3 times i visited your bosom, i was turned away by the uppity, unintelligent service staff and the lack luster food. did i miss something? do you just not care about your appearance anymore? have you been turned out so long you are a used up toothless whore now? i think so. sorry honey, I've found some new piece of ass. \n\nkeep on strolling.\n\nYelp.


Terrible food my whole family of 6 don't like anything they ordered. M\u00ec b\u00f2 kho was horrible. Chewy beef and very salty broth. B\u00fan r\u00eau was not good either, imitate crab and other. Bun B\u00f2 Hu was just ok. Fried rice is just oily rice. \nThe restroom was nasty and that just threw off my appetite. Good thing I are bf using the restroom. My rating reflected on how clean the restroom is because u can't imagine the chef and other used it and cook the food.


I don't know why yinz are complaining. Every time I deal with the Parking Authority I get a free colonoscopy.


As for many things in Vegas, disappointment comes from over-priced, mediocre food complete with tacky neon lights. \nThe food there was bland and uneventful. I had the chicken pesto sandwich that could have been decent if it weren't for the pile of dry mixed greens smashed on the dry bread. There was cheese in there somewhere and little globs of pesto, but paired with a gristley piece of chicken I was far from impressed. And I know what you're thinking- it's diner food, right? Well, I've been to my fair share of diners and had some really decent meals. This was not one of them.  I got fries on the side which were, shockingly, also not good. Some were cold, some were warm, but all of them mushy. Gross. \nMy husband got an omelet with turkey and cheese and hollandaise sauce. He seemed to think it was okay, but not great. The egg was overcooked and made for a hard, chunk of omelet. \nThe best part of this mess... oh wait, there is no best part... the bill was $28 for the two of us and that was without drinks. \nI give this place one star for tacky, over the top, quintessential  Vegas d\u00e9cor and ambiance. Also, the waitresses wear these terrible tie-dye colored outfits where you can basically see their asses. Except these are not asses you'd want to see.  And then cocktail waitresses come out from the fire side area wearing formal wear to take your drink order. This place is a mess and I recommend it only if you're desperate to go broke for crap food.


Snax is amazing. A combination of a greasy spoon caf\u00e9 and a sort of grubby sandwich shop, the food is great and for really cheap prices. It has been my hangover cure for 3 long years of partying at Edinburgh, although I sometimes struggle to make it in before about 2, when they tend to run out of food.\n\nThe food is a proper greasy spoon classic, offering everything from fry ups to sandwiches to burgers to omelettes and much more. They have all the necessary ingredients - sausage, bacon, eggs, black pudding, haggis etc and will mix and match ingredients as you want. The full breakfast, at a remarkable \u00a33.20 (or \u00a34.30 with a tea/coffee) is amazing and will wash away any lingering hangover. The sandwiches to take away are really good as well, and often filled me on the way to lectures. \n\nAs well as the classics, they do paninis, admittedly with limited ingredients. There is ham and cheese etc but nothing too fancy, Snax really isn't that type of place. Very different league from Toast in Marchmont but if you want cheap greasy food this is the best place around.


Food lion strip mall Chinese food, also offers deliver. Experience had always been good and food is exactly as you'd expect.


... we spent about an hour-twenty here.  So I'm told.\n\nWe INTENDED to catch a cab after lunch at Hofbrauhaus across the street [http://www.yelp.com/biz/hofbrauhaus-las-vegas#hrid:LFSpiDUZx54FA6cK7oTi9g], BUT \"hey, let's catch a cab!\" somehow turned into \"hey, let's do shots!\"  So I'm told.\n\n... which turned into 5 rounds of shots.  So I'm told.\n\nBut inside that hour-twenty, the packed restaurant, with its Rock history paraphenalia and memorabilia is entertaining.  Throw in a dozen televisions, blaring music, and impromptu staff/customer singalongs and a good time is sure to be had.\n___________________________________________\nSingalongs to \"YMCA\" and \"Greased Lightening\" involve table dancing and bootie-shaking.  \n\nSo I'm told.


I dare you to find a better burger, chili or steak for the price. I love this place. It has a Grain Belt bar light. Need I say more?


Good for a quick bite to eat. \n\n\nThe food at Tamales Guadalajara has a authentic Mexican fare, with large portions. If you go to Tamales Guadalajara make sure you try the salsa and the guacomole, it's very tasty. \n\nOn my first visit to Tamales Guadalajara my friends and I tried various menu items.   Some of the items we tasted  were the red beef tamales, beef flatas, rice, beans, chips and salsa.  I really enjoyed the beans and salsa. The tamales had a nice taste but they lacked filling. The Guacamole was delicious and their salsa was very good. If I were in this area again I would definitely plan a second visit.\n\n The staff is polite, courteous, and accomdating.  You will not feel rushed though they do a great job of getting your orders out to the table in a reasonable time. So if you are in the area, do yourself a favor and try Tamales Guadalajara, good food, reasonable prices, and great service. You'll be glad you did.


I agree with another reviewer that it is a well intentioned concept.  Decor and atmosphere was, clean, comfortable and inviting.  Service wasn't great, but was OK.  If the food was better I would plan a return trip, but it was unfortunately not good.\n\nWe are gluten free family so we were excited to hear that they had many GF options for us.  Ordered the Vegetarian Antipasto, Flat bread Trio, Chicken Caesar Salad, and 2 pizzas.  All GF versions.  It was disappointing.  GF crust and flat bread was hard and tasteless.  My GF homemade pizza crust and packaged versions I get from Whole Foods were 100 times better.  Sauce on the pizza was too sweet.  The salad was drowning in dressing, Antipasto was also tasteless,  Flat bread was not good and the dips were mediocre.  \n\nSo bummed that it wasn't better.  Hoping to check back in on Yelp and see and improvement and maybe we'll give it another shot.  Would really like to see more \"healthy\" and organic restaurants in Henderson.


The manager here is ridiculous. First off he was upset that we had a party of 10.. As soon as we walked in he made this \"ugh..\" sound. Our group wasnt drunk or being loud.. So he had no reason to give attitude. Then when we were leaving we had our checks split.. He got upset at the fact that my friend had a 100 dollar bill broken. THIS IS A RESTAURANT IN VEGAS... I'm sure we're not the only people paying with cash on the strip. Get over it and take the money. However, our waiter \"lobo\", I believe was his name was extremely polite and very attentive. 3 stars for his service and no stars for the idiot most likely senile manager.


I had one of the worst experiences of my vegetarian life here. I had been to Johnny Rocket's before and gotten the vegan option so I knew I would be ok going here. I was out with my meat eating sister and my pescatarian husband so I figured this place would be the best for all three of us to get what we want. \n\nWe get in and I ordered a burger that wasn't the Streamliner (1st mistake), and just ordered it with the BOCA burger. The waitress takes our order, my husband also ordered his with a BOCA. \n\nAbout 20 minutes later the food comes out. The patty looks right. I was a little apprehensive and I should have gone with my gut feeling on not eating here this day, but I ignored it. It had been awhile since I had eaten a BOCA patty (over a year), so I THOUGHT it looked right. (2nd mistake)\n\nI start eating it and about half way through it the bill hits our table. It was crowded in there so the waitress must have been trying to get us out of there. So I look at the bill and notice both my husband and my burgers say Turkey substitution. I immediately start to freak out. We call the waitress over and explain to her that we ordered BOCA, why does it say Turkey? She then tells us that it is BOCA it just says turkey. I say, no that doesn't sound right. So she goes to talk to her manager I guess because we never saw her again. The manager comes over to our table and apologizes profusely for what happened. I'm upset because how the hell do you confuse BOCA and Turkey? I mean, really. I know some people might think how did I not know the difference. And I thought that to myself as well, but the truth is it slipped by me even though it shouldn't have. And it hurts me every time I think about it. I will never come to this Johnny Rockets again, if any of them ever again because of this experience. \n\nAll I can say is, if you are vegan or vegetarian, and you go to any of the Johnny Rockets, make sure that your waitress/waiter knows that a BOCA burger isn't meat. Stress that to them. Because obviously they aren't trained to know what the difference is.


Went here three times in the span of a week, while visiting Charlotte. The food was excellent and the service was better than exceptional. These guys rock!


I'm a total fan of the lunch buffet at Villa Antonio! For $9 you get a great meal and of course as much as you want because it's a buffet. One of the best lunch buffets I've been to for a quick lunch during the work day. They have baked chicken, roasted vegetables, salad, mashed potatos, cheese ravioli, and other Italian specialities. You really get your money's worth and more for lunch!


I'm glad others have had good experiences here because I sure did not.  I went in to get my nails done for a special occasion.  I was so disappointed.  My nails were not smooth, 2 were on crooked and the owners didn't seem to really care that much that I was not satisfied.  Besides the language barrier, they didn't seem to understand that my nails were not on straight.  I wanted them nice and long for my special occasion but due to the screw up, I ended up with short stubby nails.  I have friends who go to the salon but there nails do not last as long as mine do from the place I go now and my friends who have their nails done here have had nails break, something I've never had.  I won't go back and give them the chance to screw up my nails again.  \n\nOne thing, they are cheap.  But then you get what you paid for too.  If I want nice nails that last longer than a few days or a week, I go elsewhere.  There nails are cheap, but they aren't worth the hassle.


I am hemming and hawing about 3 or 4 stars.  I'm going to go with 4 because I have had so many bad dining experiences at chains lately.  This, obviously, was not one of the bad ones.  \n\nFirst, let me say thank you to Abuelos for having a decent happy hour (gasp, seven days a week).  The drinks are priced great and there is a large variety of food at very low prices.  Second, this place was packed when we went in.  It was either sneak into a seat at the bar or wait 30 minutes.  We chose the bar.  The service was very fast and attentive despite the crowd.  Third, and finally, the food was genuinely good.  The ingredients were fresh, the salsas were flavorful, the chips light and crispy and it was all presented nicely. \n\nI know that normally decent food, served properly by people who are attentive should not be that big of a deal but, lately I have a hard time finding even the basics.  It was very nice to go out, order something interesting and be served the food just as it should be.


One of Montreal's last great spots to catch independent films and an excellent way to support Montreal's documentary film industry.


This qualifies as a unique life experience.  You make your OWN wine!!  First you taste whites, reds, white port, ice wine, or anything else you like i.e. riesling,  You decide what you like the best to make a whole batch of 29-30 bottles or 1/2 batch of 14-15 bottles.  It's $257 for the 1/2 or $445 for the full.  The cost is less for blush or whites.  Yep, it's hard to narrow it down but I'm going with the Canadian Ice wine called Glacier.  You don't have to ask, it's the whole darn batch since it lasts forever.  One caveat is the ports & ice wines are only 375ml bottles so the mixture is 3 gal vs 6 gal for wine.  The grapes aren't organic otherwise this would be an organic product but I called it pseudoorganic.  We don't need all those preservatives like they have in commercial wine.  You next get to mix the ingredients together in a white large paint can like vat with a one way valve on top.  See u in 6 wks. when we throw the wine bottling PARTY down here!  Oh & you get to custom design the label which I'll post here when the end product is done.  \nJoy... Fun... Variety...  Neat-O... A must try....


Looking for an authentic Mexican restaurant in downtown Las Vegas? Look no further.  La Comida has arrived.  \n\nNew restaurants are opening left and right in Las Vegas, especially in the downtown area.  One things for sure, La Comida is a refreshing change from your usual bar food, appetizers, and fried food.  Here at La Comida, you get authentic tasting Mexican dishes.  When you think of Morton's, their steakhouse, N9NE, Ghostbar, and Rain comes to mind.  And because this is a Morton's establishment, expect no less than quality, upscale, and great service. \n\nMy first thought upon arriving here was \"Wow\".  Although this place was packed on their very first night, we were greeted by almost every staff member.  Smiles are free and we got them.  My second thought, another \"Wow\".  Las Vegas' who's who was here tonight.  I'm not going to mention names, but the energy was surely in the air tonight.  \n\nThere's seating indoors, at the bar, and at the patio outside.  The ambiance includes an attentive staff, wide open restaurant, and a ton of people watching.  Can you imagine this place on the weekend? This restaurant was extremely busy, but there's no rush once you're in and no one seems to be rushing you out.  In other words, this restaurant has a chill feel to it.\n\nAs for the food, you really can't go wrong.  Everything made here is authentic. The food was so authentic that I even had a tough time reading the menu.  But our lovely server, Camila, took the time to give us her recommendations and even gave me a short Spanish lesson. My main dish was their Carne de res a la Parrilla (beef skirt steak).  The steak is prepared to your liking on top of a bed of mushrooms and peppers.  The wild mushrooms were so good that I could eat a bowl of this stuff ala carte.  As for the steak itself, I wish I had seconds it was that juicy. Terri R had their Camaron de Golfo (buttered shrimp dish) and for dessert their Platanos Fritos (banana w/ice cream).  It's obvious that Terri loved her dish since she finished the whole thing.  Plus, she told me numerous times \"I love my food\".  \n\nIt's awesome when new restaurants open in Las Vegas, specifically Downtown Las Vegas. Owners Jenna and Michael Morton open it's doors today on an invite only with an expectation to open officially mid-week.  Jenna and Michael didn't miss a beat with their soft opening.  The restaurant was fully staffed, the talent at the bar kept patrons drinks full, and the ambiance matches what us locals expect at DTLV.  Even better, they took the time to meet, greet, and take photos with everyone.  My suggestion...visit or bookmark this place for a fun and happening dining experience. \n\nLa Comida:  http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=cHwKzVh8fIFG-2v1j7msoA&userid=y3FcL4bLy0eLlkb0SDPnBQ\n\nVerano de Jalisco:  http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=m6MbrlebV7RAtOY3S0xiAg&userid=y3FcL4bLy0eLlkb0SDPnBQ\n\nChips and salsa:  http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=y3FcL4bLy0eLlkb0SDPnBQ\n\nCarne de res a la parrilla:  http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=cGXopeXezITzZMQh3NAfiA&userid=y3FcL4bLy0eLlkb0SDPnBQ\n\nPescado a la parrilla:  http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=j2lOv8MOFoQHNYinQQk0uA&userid=y3FcL4bLy0eLlkb0SDPnBQ\n\nTres leches:  http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=O51v6hXfs3vRQF1ApESbPQ&userid=y3FcL4bLy0eLlkb0SDPnBQ\n\nOh Yeah!:  http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=rtFQN0O9rRSAb1erFoFuMg&userid=y3FcL4bLy0eLlkb0SDPnBQ\n\nBar Talent (they're so nice):  http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=jqp5IE6n29jnRhEfu7xFPw&userid=y3FcL4bLy0eLlkb0SDPnBQ\n\nKitchen:  http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=UPDMIo1B9eD1MmGq_WmcrQ&userid=y3FcL4bLy0eLlkb0SDPnBQ\n\nPS:  Can't find this place, look for the hanging monkey on 6th Street.  \n\nSpecial thanks to Cisco A. for inviting us for dinner.


Great for fast food.  Been here for lunch, not a big choice (chicken or chicken), but its good.


This place is pretty decent. Their breakfast are tasty, the main reason I give them 4 vs 5 stars is their prices are bit high for the portion sizes. Their steak and egg \"daily special\" was $13, you can find steak and eggs ( I mean good steak and eggs) at a lot of location for a lot less. I had their white chocolate chip pancakes and they were delicious. My one friend always gets the chili omelet and he says it's his favorite. \n  The owner is friendly and always comes up and talks to his customers. I would definitely recommend this place and support local business's


I walked in here twice.  Got in easy. They charge me xtra for taking out the acrylic nail which is ok. I asked for a mani and pedi they said ok. I have bad in grown so I asked if someone is really good taking it out. She said she loves taking in grown. So, I pick a design and it wasn't even close to what I pick. Then a couple of customer came in and all.of a sudden I have to see a doctor for my in grown nails. What the heck!!!!! Gave it a second chance. For the gel I pick a design again ask the last if she can do a red flower design instead of a pink she said yes. Pedi was done then couple if people walk in and she put the top coat for my gel. Asked her about the flower design and all if a sudde it's 7 buxs per flower coz it's a 2nd design.  Again what the hell you coulda told me earlier. Never coming back again. Bad costumer service.


I waited over a year to re-try this place. The theory was: If they stayed in business this long maybe they've fixed things. The menu is better with more selections. Service is slow which doesn't mix well with airport crowds. There are too many tables per sq foot and people consistently walk into table. \n\nGood place to go if the world runs out of restaurants.\n\nFood was 2 star\nService 1 star\nAmbiance 1 star, (because zero isn't permitted)


Things kept getting worse ...\n\nMy daughter had a desire for some IHOP breakfast, so we stopped there after running several errands on a Saturday morning. With the opening Illinois football game in town, rain, and a holiday weekend, we did not know what to expect.\n\nThe restaurant was crowded but we were seated quickly. Thr waiter was pleasant. Our orders seemed simple: Belgian Waffle Combo and Ham and Egg Melt Combo. So we waited ... and waited ... and waited ... As people who ordered after us got their food it became clear that something had gone wrong. Our waiter had a pained look on his face when he saw what was going on. He came to the table and apologized for the wait. He took the Belgian Waffle Combo off our bill and gave us the bill early. Good attempt at fixing the situation, I thought. Then we waited ... and waited ... and waited ... Finally our food came. I had to ask for silverware since there had been only one set at the table. My sandwich looked lopsided -- one side much more full than the other. I attempted to rectify the situation myself only to find that my Ham and Egg Melt had no ham!\n\nI flagged down the waiter to let him know what happened. He was going to have the sandwich redone, but I said no since we had already been in there so long and the order was still not right. I asked about speaking to the manager. Our waiter went away and told us that the manager said ... get this ... that I would be charged for the price of a kid's grilled cheese sandwich! I told the waiter that I found that insulting and told him that I was not going to pay for the sandwich. He then told me (don't remember if he went back and spoke to the manager again) that he was a crew chief and he would take care of things and that I would not be charged. We finished our meal and left.\n\nThe food was unremarkable but okay. Kudos to the waiter for trying to fix things. The management response about paying for the wrong meal was laughable.\n\nWith other superior breakfast options in town, it will be a long time before I come back to this particular IHOP.


Service was good... The food taste terrible, feels like the boiling pot in LA, but taste totally different. I ordered the spicy pot, the super spicy one, it's not spicy at all...disoppionted


Great, friendly, enthusiastic service.  Perfect place for the adventurous type. Some of the more quirky flavors include kidney bean, sweet potato, bell pepper, and salt-and-vinegar potato chip.\n\nIf you are not so adventurous, you can stick with the sweet cream.  You may also ask about the flavors in back.  When I arrived, they had pumpkin spice, pistachio, and green tea on reserve.  So, if the flavors up front aren't making you salivate, ask what else is hiding away elsewhere.\n\nGood coffee! Their signature chocolate hazelnut latte was just right.\n\nI like my gelato a little more dense. The gelato here is super light and airy.  One good thing though: it wasn't loaded with guar, xanthum, and a ton of other emulsifiers.  Just dairy, sugar and flavoring.\n\nI may only be giving this place 3 stars today, but I may change my tune in mid-August when it's 115 degrees outside.


This is the worst location I have tried. Nothing tastes the same as the other locations the staff are like drones not enthusiastic or happy at all.  I love tropical smoothies but will drive farther just to not go to this location


Best chorizo and carne asada around. Forget filibertos or any of his cousins. Los Favoritos is the bomb.


This place is getting one star for the location and one star for the mediocore chips and salsa. I actually wish I could give half a star for those. A restaraunt usually can't disappoint me when I am starving and hungover but Cabo Wabo managed to do that. Congrats!\n\nFor the love of god, please don't come here. The food was so bland and terrible and the service is even more horrid. First off, I am pretty sure our server had tourette's. Not that there is anything wrong with that, I just feel like you should be warned before having to go through that.\n\nI had been walking on the strip for a while before getting to the restaraunt so I was totally parched.  We were seated and no one acknolwedged our presence for 10-15 minutes so I had to get up and go to the bar and ask for water. Tourette's server finally came to see us but he was seriously a hot mess. \n\nOk, let's be honest, I don't know if homeboy actually had tourette's or if he was just having a bad night but every time he walked by our t


A bowl of rice and a very nice price and and alot of spice is what makes me come here.\n\nI can get a Salmon bowl with brown rice and and a ton of hot spice for less than $7. \n\nWalk in there is a line leading up to the some registers and meny board on the wall, the usual Jap fair chiken teriaki bowls etc, options for all while meat and the like.\n\nI got for the salmon bowl $5.99, a great way to have fish that is not fried at a decent lunch price. I find the teriaki sauce a bit much so I order light on the sauce. for $.25 more you can upgrade to the health factor of brown rice.\n\nGet your bowl and head to the condiment area, there is hot chilli powder, sauce and sliced green onion. I really appreciate the onions.\n\nI think some of the low scores come from the fact japanese food just does not have the flavor punch that Chinese and Thai do.


This place is super. It's has great big windows and plenty smiles to go around. The staff is very helpful and the food was great. I had the sweet potato pancakes which rocked and tasted the biscuits gravy which were also way above par. The place is clean. Well staffed. Good food and near my house which makes it a 5 star place for me !


I can't stand this place.  I made 3 attempts to purchase (and to get educated) on a new mountain bike.  The sales staff were arrogant and completely useless.  I finally purchased a new bike from another store.  It's a shame as Landis is right by my house.  I will not even buy an inner tube from them.


Great place to pull up on yer' Hawg and enjoy a break in your ride. All or Most are Discovery channel bikers though. Some great bikes to look at if you are in to HD's. Great pizza and spicy bloody Mary's. If you ride up on yer' sled, watch your pipe noise as Cave Creek has an 84 DB limit law and they will write you up.


One Mario Batali restaurant replaces another.  Formerly Enoteca San Marco, Otto Enoteca Pizzeria now holds court at the Venetian.\n\nAmbiance:\nSit \"outside\" and enjoy the scenery.  Diners at Otto can enjoy the beautiful hotel decor, as well as performing artists who entertain those sitting or walking nearby.  \n\nService:\nVery friendly and helpful.\n\nFood:\nI thought I knew what al dente was until I dined at Otto.  Now I question every al dente pasta I've ever had.  I ordered the Spaghettini with sauteed mushrooms, garlic, and thyme $19.  The pasta was cooked and seasoned perfectly, and the portion was just the right amount as well.  The ingredients were simple and fresh, which allowed each of them to really stand out.  The variety of mushrooms were especially flavorful and distinct.  For dessert, we ordered three flavors of gelati $9; Colorado River Coffee Roasters espresso, pistachio, and dark chocolate malt.  The gelato was soft, rich and flavorful, with the pistachio and dark chocolate malt my favorites.  \n\nOverall:\nA great dining experience if you are looking for a relaxing meal in a beautiful environment.  Otto serves quality food in an unpretentious atmosphere, which I can appreciate.  Next on my list to try at Otto is their pizza.


I drove 45 minutes to get here. The place was chinatown cute and the menu looked bomb but the service was SKIMPY. They were nice enough but they seat you,, get your drinks/food to you and that's IT. We aren't high maintenance so it wasn't a big deal for us but I can see this being an issue for others. \n\n3 of us got soups with different width noodles. I ordered the same type of noodles as my husband but when received, my noodles looked at least twice the width as his. The broth was ho hum just not enough of a savory type flavor and the noodles bland and tasted doughy. There were a couple things that were good (like the potstickers YUM, teriyaki chicken, fried tofu) but the general feeling at the table was an ehhhhhhhh :/\n\nMy  family politely chatted about maybe trying other items next time but I felt like there was alot of disappointment around the table (not to mention leftovers that no one wanted to take home).\n\nYelp-You totally let me down on this one :(


Once again.. I am reiteraing,, DO NOT EVER RENT FROM M.E.B monarch apratment on Coolidge st in Phoenix... All this company wants is money. They have no conern for the Residence here what so ever.. Promises Promise.. i have tried and tried... this Properity company is NOTHIN more then a joke and a complete rip off... they do not care about the resident they want your money. rocaches evry where. plumbing issues all over.. the lack of wanting to make the resident happy, I even was thinking of staying and transferring down to a bottom floor and thier incentive was for to stay was to charge me a $200.00 FEE PLUS RAISE MY RENT TO KEEP me.. what was I thinking.. I am so glad I am NOT staying... This is no incentive... I am so Glad I came to the realization M.E B and and the Magement of the Monarch Apratments on Coolidge st has NO Idea what they are doing nor do they care... In my Opinion I wish the Owner would wake up and take there investment back from this ridiculous joke of a so called properity magament company and fire them.. The owner could run this much better by them self... This Apratment needs a over haul so despratly.. and needs a compaionate person to run it..... I am so disapointed... MEB you suck...


The food is still fantastic, but I have to drop a star from Cowboy Ciao after my most recent visit. The group dining experience was not even close to the intimate date I had there a couple months ago. \n\nI went with a pretty big group this time (nearly 20 people), and the earliest we were able to make a reservation on a Friday night was 8:45. We met for a drink next door, and all arrived at exactly that time, but the wait was still more than 10 minutes. We had to sit at two tables that were perpendicular to each other. It was a big group, so I'm not knocking off any points for that. I am however, pretty disappointed that it was nearly 2.5 hours from the time we showed up to the time we left. \n\nThere was a different server for each table. The one who served at mine was a nice guy, but he and the kitchen felt like they were a little off their game. We ordered a few appetizers and salads with our meals. It felt like forever before those came out. \n\nThe main courses came out pretty quickly after we were done with the apps. The server screwed up, and didn't have the salmon that I ordered. So, now I was left picking at others' meals while waiting for mine. To his credit, he took 100% percent responsibility, and said it was all his fault. I know mistakes happen, especially with big groups, but against his credit with a group our size he's getting an automatic gratuity (20%). I wasn't angry enough to complain, but I can't exactly thank him for leaving someone sitting around while every one else is eating.


Breakfast burritos are awesome!  Choose from bacon, sausage, ham ... or my favorite - no meat.  Really good food.  In a hurry or don't want to wait? No problem - call ahead and your order will be ready when you get there.\n\nWe usually place our order and then head next door to Starbucks and get our morning caffeine fix...by the time we get back - order is ready!  \n\nPrices are reasonable.  Service is good.  Food is what you'd expect.  Nachos, burritos, enchilada plates are all very good.  Taquitos can be a little dry, but hey - that's what sour cream is for. Right?\nOh yeah - tons of FREE parking!


First class!!!! I can say that this is the ONLY place in Charlotte I will get my nails done.  From the moment you walk in the door until the last nail dries you are pampered, spoiled and adored!  The nail professional are top notch, well trained experts at their craft.  Lina is part of our family, she has cared for me for the past four years and now her newest customer is my four year old daughter, Katherine!  I could go on forever with wonderful stories about all of the amazing staff!\n\nDon't miss an opportunities to visit this gem of south park Charlotte!


The buffet was ok for $11, but it was not worth the drive from the strip.  Definitely a spot for locals and not snobby tourists like me.


So many lovely memories of going here twice a week (at least!) with my boy.\n\nWe would order strictly from the Korean Menu--if memory serves me right, \"intestine shaped like squirrel\", anyone?\n\nExcellent owners and staff with a very inviting and unique environment.


Located next to C1, it's the perfect place to drink off that Vegas hangover while you wait for your flight. Not too expensive either - 9 dollar glass of wine is cheaper than I paid anywhere on the strip! I got some entertaining Vegas stories from the other patrons -- including one from a man whose traveling companion was too drunk to make it through security. Better than reading a copy of Us Weekly!


Great place for a lazy Saturday morning coffee date. Things that are awesome here: coffee, sandwiches, pastries, and praline bacon. They have a wide variety of wines and beers that are more affordable than you would expect. Service is a little slow, so not somewhere to hit up if you're pressed for time.


The teppanyaki (steak & shrimp) was very good and our chef was a lot of fun but I really did not like the sushi. I actually thought it was my least favorite sushi in Vegas. The service was good, the staff attentive and friendly but I would not go here for sushi ever again.


The orange chicken and house rice were perfect together.  We added in a pork dish and it was a great combo.  They seated us quickly and had our drinks out right away.  The server checked on us consistently but wasn't annoying!


During our mini-vacay in August to Las Vegas, I googled \"Best Restaurants in Las Vegas\" and this one was on the list.\n\nI did some research and booked a reservation. \n\nAbsolutely did not disappoint! We went with the tasting menu and it was such a party on our palates! \n\nWhen I booked our reservation, I forgot that I had put in the special notes that we were celebrating our wedding anniversary...but they sure did not forget! We were given a complimentary anniversary dessert, which featured pretty much their dessert menu. \n\nIt was awesome. The service, the ambiance, the food, the servers. Absolutely awesome.


Ok im not going to say that i dont love coming here. The service is great, the ambience phenomenal, the manager is actually italian, etc. I love coming here for dinners or just a bite at the bar, but like with the rest of cuisine in Charlotte, its just not awesome. I believe its because the water in CLT sucks. \n\nGrilled octopus is the best thing on the menu. Hands down


Well at least I'm not the only one!  \n\nBack in January a friend and I purchase the Deegie's Carma groupon which was $50 for a facial,manicure,pedicure and blowout.  Well my experience today wasn't even worth the $50 (plus the tip I had to give)I paid for the groupon.  My friend and I made our appts about 3 months ago (today June 18th) because weekends were already full up until now.  We arrived to the appt and were told that we would not be able to get out blowout because the \"girl\"who does them called in sick but that we could come back another day to get it.??  My friend started with the facial and I with the pedicure/manicure.  There were only 2 people working on a Saturday??  Per the groupon the facial was valued at $85 which on their brochure is a 60 minute facial. Both of our facials were exactly 45 minutes long.\nThe girl that did my pedicure informed me that she is actually a hair stylist but since the person who does the pedicures called in sick she will be doing it and that she will do her best.  She is telling me this as she is fumbling around looking for the things she needs to do a pedicure.  Well the only thing she could find was some cotton balls and a stick to push cuticles back oh and a file.  No clippers No cuticle cutters No nail buffer. So I'm thinking  Wow this is going to be interesting. So she filed my toenails, squirted some stuff on the cuticles put some lotion on my feet and painted my nails.  This is not the kind of pedicure I would have expected at a salon. Now onto the manicure.  She starts looking around for tools again as I tell her that my nails need cut.  She finally finds some clippers---cuts my nails, files them and paints them!  No soaking No cutting cuticles No buffing No hand massage.   Even the $10 manicures at all the walk in places do all the other stuff. Do people really pay $25 at Deegie Carmas for that kind of a manicure-I hope not.\nI then step into my 45 min facial (that supposedly costs $85!!!)  When we left there was no mention of us calling or coming back for the blowout and at the point both of us knew we were never going back to Deegie Carmas.  Both girls were very nice but all that really didn't help us for what we went for.  Where was the manager to rectify this situation!!\nIf Deegie Carmas was not ready to perform per the groupon that they decided to take part in then they should not have done so.


Holy nastiness.... When Im hungover and hungry waiting for a flight, I'm usually not that picky! It's rare that I don't eat food that's in front of me when I'm hungry. This \"breakfast\" food was so friggin nasty.. I thought for sure, \"can't go wrong with Chili's, let's grab something there\".. Wrong!!! \nThe \"hash browns\" were old, stale cut up fries reheated. The bacon was that stringy, thin crap they put on burgers. The toast was barely toasted, thin, and cold. The eggs were even cold. Yuckkkkk... a pre-packaged sandwich from the sports bar would have been better. Anywhere in that airport has to be better- Cinnabon, BK... Whatever you do, avoid this Chili's at all costs. On top of the food being disgusting, they served it with plastic forks and knives... Really??!! I couldn't even get through my rubbery egg with that chinsy fork.


I grew up in Las Vegas and moved out to California over six years ago. I still come back to Town Center Dental to see Dr. Devore and his staff when I need dental care. They are just THAT exceptional. Both Dean and Sonya are gental and kind hygienists.  The clinical staff including Dr. Devore will also take the time to answer my questions and they provide samples and goodie bags of their dental products to try. I have even received personal follow up calls to see how I was doing after visits. Great care and great service in one center!


I come here pretty much everyday but that doesn't mean I like it. I only buy gas from here if I'm completely on empty, otherwise I go to the Chevron up the road. But I am a Slurpee addict and I need ice so I continue to come here.


Slow service, weak margaritas and stale chips. Not coming back.


I'm going to give the Luxor 2 stars because I have alot of good memories of my stays there over the years. The Pyramid Cafe is a nice place to stop and have a bowl of soup and rest your weary dogs after walking to the Luxor from Bellagio.\n\nThe powers that be who \"upgraded\" Luxor ruined it, plain and simple. It's a Pyramid, why in God's name would they get rid of the Eyptian motiff? It's beyond me. The new look is awful, really really bad. Knowing what they've done to Luxor and knowing how far down the strip it is from everything else that we go to Vegas for, I don't think I'll be spending any more of my time - or money - in the Luxor while in Vegas.


I've been to The Joint 3 times--once in the old Joint and twice in the newer, enlarged Joint.\n\nFor the current Joint, the flow of people in and out was well designed but I wonder why they didn't install a reversible escalator so part of the crown could go downstairs that way and the rest by stairs.\n\nFor this concert of KISS, I got balcony seating.  I liked it better than floor seating because I found the floor seating to be very tightly packed next to each other.  The balcony on the other hand had theatre style seats that were comfortable.\n\nThe sound and lighting in the Joint are exceptional.  Needless to say, KISS had a lot of pyro effects and the lighting was great.  It would be nice if they could have raised the catwalk.  It was in the way for some of the stage viewing.\n\nThere aren't too many shows that I would go here to see but if I went again, I'd try to get a table seat on the side balconies.\n\nAs a tip, park in the Paradise garage for easy access to the Joint.


No one can dispute the restaurant's beauty; LAVO (the restaurant) is beatific in all aspects: an all-around dark setting, grandiose dimly-lit chandeliers, fresh floral arrangements perched everywhere, stone wall-fountains with water softly trickling down them, and Cabernet music humming throughout the restaurant...the list is endless. And of course, the food was savory, and the waiters were too. After eating at the restaurant, we moseyed upstairs to the club.\n\nAS FOR THE CLUB: it's not \"kind of small\", it's hella small! For sure it's small, what the hell. Some would call it \"intimate\", and I would disagree. The crowd was rough, people were pushing, and it was impossible to dance, which sucked, because the DJ was actually spinning great music...and I wanted to dance! In my opinion, they should've stopped admitting people into the club, it was just too sweaty, rowdy, and gross.\n\nHowever, I won't completely shortchange LAVO, it has an open bar till 11PM, and still honored it 10-15 minutes passed the hour. And its interior design/decor is nice, I vaguely remember fountains, seashell mosaic artwork, and lots of cream and cerulean blue colors. I also won't overlook that we met some nice fellas that bought us two rounds of drinks, either. Needless to say, we left after only being there 35 minutes because my friend was about to get in a fight with a guy, my friend's a girl. We're classy ladies, what can I say.


WORST JEWELER IN TOWN.... I purchased a ring from my Jewler in California and brought it in to get resized... Something as simple as that and thought I could trust them to do it... They seem like a trustworthy Jewler... So I thought. When I went back to pick up my ring the Jewler in the process had scratched the glass on the ring they said that they would fix it..  When I came back almost a month and a half later my beautiful ring was ruined. I got it back with the jewlers finger print on the inside of the glass and epoxy visible on the glass... When I complained and told them they need to fix or replace my ring the response I got was \"you would have damaged it anyway\"... I was pissed and grabbed my ring and left... Worst experience and customer service... I will never go to them again nor will I refer anyone I know to go there... \nArisa Thepprasit


Best LFS in Town!!! Very friendly  staffs... James & Jorell are very helpful!! Whatever fish you would like to find... They will try their hardest to find you the rare/special fish.... Case in point.. They got me a Black Tang.  I have been looking for so long... Thanks guys!!!


After reading all the good reviews of the other Mesa Crackers and Co, I went to this one because it's closer to my house. \n\nI don't know what all the hype is about. I found it to be just about the blandest, most boring, overpriced breakfast I've had in a long time. I got the Vatican which is a skillet with eggs cooked to order, hash browns, red and green bell pepper, onion, mushrooms, and bits of bacon along with sausage and cheese all mixed together. I got the cheese on the side and ended up not putting much on. It was about $8.50.\n\nFirst, the sausage wasn't breakfast sausage, or perhaps it's like no breakfast sausage I've seen. It appeared to be Italian sausage or some rendition. The pieces were big and not my cup of tea at all. I'd have much rather had traditional breakfast sausage. It's clearly the standard, why mess with it? Maybe becuase it's called \"The Vatican\" but still, I wished it was marked on the menu that the sausage was different. I pulled all of them off my plate, I disliked them so much. \n\nThe skillet had no seasoning whatsoever. I'm not a big fan of salt but it tasted like they didn't put any salt on anything, or any seasoning for that matter. I had to salt my food which I never do. Usually I think things are too salty eating out. \n\nThe hashbrowns were pretty good but it's hard to mess that up. Nothing else was tasty. I ended up dumping Cholula over the whole thing which made it more edible. It was relatively greasy for how unflavorful it was. Even the english muffin that came on the side was flat and not very doughy. Most of the wait staff seemed pretty nice but our waitress wasn't all that great and only checked on us once even though she passed every 2 minutes to get to other tables. \n\nI would not try this place again. Their desserts did look good if you're into that thing.


Came to Bonanno's upon arriving in Las Vegas after a long flight delay, hungry for a late night snack. I had a slice of gourmet veggie pizza (gotta get my 5 a day somehow!). It cost $6.49 plus tax, which I guess is cheap for the strip but was otherwise the most expensive slice of pizza I have ever had. It was okay. Shortly after eating my pizza, I moved on to Bally's and found a place that sells $2 tacos and margaritas - a much better deal, in my opinion. \n\nWhile I can't speak for the other menu items, I can't help but feel there are just better options elsewhere on the Las Vegas strip, even in the middle of the night. That said, if you really want a slice of pizza and you're on the go, this is the place. The pizza (fold-worthy, NY style) comes in big slices and has decent crust, fresh-tasting simple sauce (not over-seasoned) and a fair amount of toppings.


Check-in was horrible , worst I have ever seen in LV. The managers and the check in people were unconcerned about 30 min to 1 hour check in , and even rude


So excited they opened up a Firehouse in our  'hood.\nI got a Club on a Sub and didn't think this sandwich was as good as other subs I've eaten at the S. Eastern shop. Kind of bland, not much going on. My dill on the side looked a bit mangled as well. I know I'm nit picking. So I'm not sure if it was the sub I ordered or the location, but I will give this Firehouse another try and update accordingly.\nThe place was clean. The staff friendly. Love the \"fancy\" soda dispenser, with tons of options.


After the demise of the Argentinian sandwich shop here, I wondered what business would take the place in this location.  I was naturally intrigued when I found out that there would be a smoothie and acai bowl place opening up in its stead. I think this is a great location for acai bowls, since Sprouts is just a few steps away, bringing in the more health-conscious crowd.  I went in with high hopes of getting a healthy, fruitful bowl.\n\nThere are quite a few bowls to choose from, some of them fruity, others more dessert-like, with peanut butter and chocolate.  I opted for a fruitier bowl, getting the tropical.  This was my first time trying an acai bowl, and it was quite tasty.  The bottom layer was a smooth, thick acai puree/sorbet-like mixture, which tasted berry-like.  There was crunchy, sweet granola layered in between the acai and the tropical fruit (Banana, mango, and pineapple), with large, thin shaved pieces of coconut completing the bowl. The granola itself was a high quality mixture, containing ingredients such as flax seed. The bowl was a nice mixture of textures and of tastes.  I ordered a small (About $5), and it definitely filled me up!\n\nService was very friendly, and they offer a points reward system which uses your e-mail to keep track of your purchases.  The interior is pretty bare-bones, and it seems like they kept much of the same color scheme as the previous owner.\n\nDefinitely a good place to go if you're looking for a healthier alternative to dessert, or if you want a lighter (Yet filling) meal for breakfast, lunch, or dinner!


I dined at Carpe Diem during restaurant week with a group of 7 others.  The goat cheese salad featured some tasty onions and tart goat cheese, but the dressing was lacking in flavor and it definitely didn't live up to the expectation that several \"yelpers\" had set.  The salmon entree was spot-on, and the relish topping popped with incredible flavor.  Finally, the chocolate pudding was decadent and the perfect end to the meal.  \n\nMy only complaint was the service.  Our waitress appeared to be in a less-than-enthusiastic mood from the start.  She rushed our drink orders within 30 seconds of being seated, required that we order appetizer, entree, and dessert all at once, failed to refill drinks, and then made errors on our receipts.  I love enjoying a fancy meal out, but there is simply nothing more frustrating than sub-par service.\n\nFor more details, including pictures, you can read my complete review.\nhttp://trifoodiemd.blogspot.com/2013/01/carpe-diem-restaurant.html


Effeciency of ordering and care... Hiccough only with reservation when I arrived which was quickly amended... Great food and view


I love the food bacon was amazing!\nPancakes weren't fluffy or that good. :(\nBUT hate the noise!!!!!\nYou can even hear yourself eat. It was crowded and everyone was talking, it got so deafing you couldn't enjoy your meal. \nThey need to do something about the acoustics in the restaurant.


Ok here's the deal. I went to pizzeria bianco this past week and bar bianco, so when we headed out to try Lux this morning, I figured, why not wait around and try Pane Bianco too. So that's what the BF and I did. Right when the restaurant opened I went in intending to only order one sandwich for the BF and I to share, but once inside, I saw they had a special focaccia and decided to get that too so we could have a more broad idea of what the food is like at this place. Both the sandwich and focaccia had mozz, basil, and tomato. So I went up and ordered and the man taking the orders was less than super friendly, but I can understand that for a place trying to be fast that is also super busy. Then I stepped to the side to pay with some other guy, who was actually pretty nice. After that, you have to sit around and wait for your food.... this is kind of awkward because the space is very small and warm and there are products all around so no matter where I stood I felt like I was in someone's way. Finally, they called my name and I got a little paper bag with my food in it and went to sit outside. The BF and I started by splitting the sandwich. Ok, so the sandwich was alright, I liked how the ingredients tasted fresh and the bread was very good, but it really could use something to make it a little more interesting. If they were to drizzle a little bit of aged balsamic on the sandwich, it would be delicious and I would want to come back for it all the time. As is.... I thought it was a little boring and would be kind of easy to make at home, so why would I come here for it? So after we finished that, we moved on to the focaccia. \n\nNow this was a different story. The focaccia was really good. It's like a corner slice of a square pizza almost. It had the same ingredients as the sandwich, but somehow tasted way better. I guess it's the melted cheese, the type of bread, and the fact that there was clearly olive oil on it that helped it be so much more flavorful. This was close to as good as the pizza was that we got at pizzeria bianco the other day. So, that made me happy and it only cost $4.50, so that made me even happier. I would be much more likely to come here than to wait three hours for the other. \n\nSo why does this place get 3 stars and the other get 4? I thought the selection here was very limited, which is fine if it helps them put out more quality food, but man, there's not a lot of choice. Also, the service was much better at the pizzeria. Finally, the appetizers at the pizzeria were freakin amazing and nothing I got today was amazing. HOWEVER I would probably come here again before going back to the pizzeria due to wait time.\n\nPS I didn't get a sweet! Now I feel sad. :-(


I have came here a few times and I think it's time to have an overall opinion of this place.\n\nFood 4 stars\nThey just made some changes to the menu, which is quite extensive for a BBQ joint.  Their wings are among my favorites (if not THE favorite). They are big and meaty and grilled. And even better, 6 for $5 (or 50 cents each on late night bar menu). Buffalo was good but I like the chipotle apricot best.  The chili is different; it was made with chunk of meats... More sweet than savory but still awesome for a cold night. The bacon devil eggs are easy to be consumed: open mouth, pop one in.  They can fill it up a little more but it is an appetizer. And the newest addition to the app menu is the giant hush puppies.  And they are good... Honey butter makes it even better. \nThe kitchen that started Macs is behind this joint.  While I was never a big fan of macs, I am pleased by this place.  Their smoked chicken is moist (I had dark meat). Brisket is a thick slice type.  My only suggestion is for the sauce to be toned down a little since they do have sauces to be used at table.  Some side items are lacking in the wow factor, but then I am a tough judge on Mac and cheese (and onion rings were a little bland too). I do LOVE the corn, which tastes even better the next day.  \n\nService 3 stars\nWhile I never had bad services here, I find the waitresses to be a little lacking in enthusiasm. On my first visit I was asking for input on what to order, which I think for a newer joint like this, a convincing (and honest) suggestion from the wait staff can go a long way.  Same with beer suggestion. People, this place has a beer selection!  Again, the bartender has always been ok, but an extra wow factor can make a difference. \n\nLocation/Atmosphere 3.5 stars\nThis used to be levacchia. Inside space arrangement hasnt changed much. Making it a little nicer and bigger than what you think a BBQ joint should be.  It is huge frankly.  It is right next to the light rail stop.  They validate parking which is great for arena events. \n\nA little disclaimer: I met the owners, who invited a few people to taste the new menu.  Is my review skewed because of it.  Never. But I learned a few things about the place and felt the heart they put into everything.  And it makes me want to see this place strives. I mean, they actually promise they will always have the Panthers games on, with volume!\n\nCome and try them out.\nBudget conscious alert: 3 words. LATE NIGHT MENU. 2 more words. DRINK SPECIALS. After 9 or 9:30pm. I know y'all are not in bed yet.  Oh wait, 2 more words. FREE PARKING!


I am a huge torta kind of Mexican, everywhere I go I have to try their Tortas. When a place specializes in Tortas I get super excited and of course the expectation is higher. So, I woke up craving a good carne asada torta today, I decided to go to this place.  The service is great they're pretty friendly which is why they get one star, the other star is for their mango agua which was pretty good. As far as the torta it was not that great, but I've  had worst. To tell u the truth I'm not sure if it was the torta or the really \"depressing\" environment in the place. I was the only one in there, the place has plain decor, no music, the AC didn't seem to be working, and there was flies.  I must say it has been the most depressing meal I've had in a while.


It was my first time there. I chose this place for my birthday dinner organized for 10 people and their service did well in setting us up on the upper level and gave us the best view by the window. Jamie, the hostess, was very friendly and assuring. It's indeed a beautifully decorated place and it definitely made me feel like a princess. The food was just icing on the top! All the guests' food came together, earlier than expected as it was a Saturday night and it was completely packed! I had ordered chicken kabob (boneless marinated pieces of chicken with seasoned rice) that melted in my mouth! Every spoonful was delicious beyond words! At the end, Jamie, the hostess, cut the cake into equal slices and served it to all the guests. I rate this restaurant, its food, and overall service 5/5! Every dollar was well spent!


This salon is absolutely excellent.  I go to Lexi, who's one of their more junior stylists, which makes it totally affordable.  She is completely professional and is amazingly good at interpreting my vague and inexperienced descriptions and translating them into beautiful hair.  I have super long dirty blonde hair and she has turned it from drab to Taylor Swift cute!  She's also great at teaching me how to do different styles on my own, which has elevated my look completely!


I went to this place after I saw the pics from yelp, but when I got there they gave me a total different menu. Apparently they sold the place a few months ago and  they no longer sell  the same items. their lunch special is about 8-10 dollars. The food took a while  to arrive and they told me they run out of some ingredients. I would not recommend this place


They always take the time with my kids and are very good.  Sometimes they have a waiting list and often are booked up....so I recommend calling ahead to make an appointment.  But it is very worth it as the results speak for themselves.


You would think a pet grooming service that has been in business so long would make sure they hire great groomers.  I did not have a good experience at all.  My Bichon was cut so close to her skin and it was very uneven, also had three razor burns on her stomach.  I think I could have done a better job than they did.  Will not use again!!


I haven't been here in quite some time due to the fact that it used to have a pretty crappy reputation for bad customer service, but I recently came to give it another shot since they were bought out about 2+ years ago and wanted to see what the race was all about. I see them all over facebook and on the radio. Needless to say I walked away very impressed! They gave the store a complete make over! It looks great and feels better! The staff was very nice and helpful. Their was some of the same staff there but they had a much better attitude than they used to.\n     They even came out from behind the counter to help me find a holster for my Sig 238. They also carry a lot of new product! Before it was kinda empty and pathetic other than magazines etc. now they are a full 5.11 dealer!!!! I love 5.11! They have the pants the shirtstge bags,(range and rifle cases) even they backpacks! They even have the holsters, attachment for the packs, socks, boots, even the briefs and undershirts!  Their selection of guns was great!! Especially in the gun economy where everything is hard to get. Can you tell I was shocked!! Lol \nAnyways. If you haven't been in for a while or not at all, definitely worth the trip!!  I am glad I did! I will be back for sure! The General Manager even came out to make sure I was being taken care of! Oh yeah I got a new backpack while I was their! The 5.11 rush 24! I travel a lot and love a comfy durable pack! See you soon Discount!!


Looooove it! would eat here more if it was appropriate to have chicken fingers everyday. Get the fried strips (my fav) with grilled veggies (if you are feeling healthyish) or the most awesome mac and cheese. Love the wasabi cream sauce. Family owned, small business. Good people, make you feel welcomed always. Check it out.


OMeGoodness!! The food was fantastic, but what will I be coming back for???\n\nTheir Iced Coffee with sweetened condensed milk\n&\nTheir tapioca with plantains and coconut milk... \n\nI have pregnancy cravings (without the pregnancy part) and some days I just neeeed these. I bought the coffee at Lee Lees, but I cant recreate the brewing process... I have told everyone about this place! \n\nAgain... Food = FANTASTIC\nBBQ platter\nLemongrass beef\nAmok fish... All fantastic!


I am still coming to the same Firestone years later and the same guys still work there and they are still good to me. The make sure I don't pay for services I don't need and when I do need something, they make sure it is taken care of asap and try to make sure it doesn't cost a small fortune. Even my coworkers in my office have started going to this location and they guys are good to them. Plus they know if they aren't I would give them hell, and the last thing they want is a mad Ebony on their hands lol. I trust them as they know my car is important to me. So in a nutshell, yes I still like this Firestone. The end! :)


Eigentlich ganz nettes Caf\u00e9 in der Akademiestra\u00dfe. Ich war in den letzten Jahren vielleicht 5-6 mal dort und hab mich aber nicht sonderlich wohl gef\u00fchlt. \n\nDen Service empfand ich als ziemlich tr\u00e4ge und wenn man sich im Sommer erfrischen m\u00f6chte (ja, das tut man in einem Caf\u00e9), frage ich mich was diese 0,2l Mikroflaschen Cola Light sollen. Reicht im Prinzip gerade zum Zunge befeuchten. \n\nSicher ganz stylisch zum sich treffen, aber mein Favorit ist das Max sicherlich nicht. Dann doch lieber gegen\u00fcber ins Vapiano oder erst einmal zum B\u00e4cker auf der Kaiserstra\u00dfe, um den Durst zu l\u00f6schen .


Worst service EVER! We sat down at a dirty table (because all the tables were dirty) around 12:15 pm. We ordered margaritas on the rocks WITH salt. We got no salt so we waited another 5-10 mins for our salted margs. Then we waited for our order to be taken for about another 10-15 mins while our server was standing next to the kitchen. Well, we ordered and it was NOW 1:57pm and our food was still not to our table. One of us had ordered nachos and at 1:57 they came to tell us they were out of tortilla chips! Are you joking???? That's something they should have known from first hand! I will NEVER go back! I've worked in restaurants since I was 15 and I've never seen any sort of thing like this before! We were not the only table waiting for our food that long either.....


Just got back from first time lunch at Mediterranean Grill.  It was very good!  They were short handed due to unexpected departure of an employee and went out of their way to make sure the customers left happy.  Food was fresh and delicious, love that grilled pita.  Will be going back again soon!


We waited for 20 minutes to be seated.  I wish we had left.  \n\nMaybe we just didn't know what to order.  I was really overwhelmed by the menu.  I had expected it to be a traditional Japanese Sushi Restaurant offering traditional Sushi and such, but it's not.  \n\nI saw quite a few people ordered the Ichiza Ramen, so I decided to try it, too.  It was quite possibly the worst ramen I've ever had.  I don't know how to describe the flavor, or rather the lack of it.  I tried adding tons of chili powder and it just didn't work.  I barely finished 1/3 of it.  \n\nI also ordered some kind of diced tuna salad.  It came with a raw quail egg on top.  Probably my fault that I didn't read the menu carefully.  I don't eat raw egg of any kind!\n\nMy fiance's Pork Katsu was the only thing good.  It was small but I just had to steal a bite from him.  \n\nLastly was the famous Honey Toast.  One word - OVER-RATED!!!!  There was barely honey drizzled on the toast.  The ice cream was too too sweet.  If you like thick piece of toast with very sweet ice cream, this is for you.  \n\nI had such high hope for this place, but I left disappointed and hungry!


Came here to try the Restaurant Week menu over Labor Day weekend.  We had the Colcannon soup which was my first time tasting it and I loved it.  Unfortunately my friend could not eat pork and although she specified to hold the bacon, the kitchen failed to do so even though the waiter said the order was put in with the request.  They did offer to replace the soup. \n\nThe fish and chips were good - enough to share between two people.  The reuben was good too but I think I still prefer pastrami.\n\nBread pudding dessert was delicious and even though my friend was full on the meal, he couldn't resist devouring the dessert.\n\nOverall we enjoyed our lunches.


After passing by this spot numerous times while getting a Fat Tuesday, I finally gave it a shot. \n\nI ordered the Connecticut. Total came to nearly $18! (But then again it's Vegas) For that price my expectations were somewhat high.\n\nI encountered a pretty long waiting time for ordering and getting my food. The roll was really good! Not salty and doused in butter like I expected and the toasted bread was perfect. The size disappointed me, wasn't even the size of a 6 inch subway sandwich.\n\nWorth my money? \n\nNot quite. Not enough to fill you up, not mouth-watering enough to make you feel like your money was worth it. With Earl of Sandwich just around the corner I'd rather go there and get an entire meal for less than one sandwich at this spot.\n\nDefinitely not a bang for buck spot but if money is not an issue I would come back. \nIf I do come back I want to try the Mac N Cheese and lobster on a stick.


This casino is really really sad and outdated, HOWEVER, you must try to see the new exhibit, \"Bodies.\"  It's so great to have something like that in town.  I really enjoyed the Titanic exhibit as well, though it was a bit too expensive.  \nI think that I saw Bob Dole in the casino! Woo!


Staff manager isn't that friendly or helpful, and they never have what I want in stock. It is closer to my house than PetsMart, but after three unsuccessful trips I will just head to the competitor spot to get what I need.


Terrible! silverware was not clean...service was super slow...food was mediocre...took about an hr to get food on lunch break and had to get it to go and order was incorrect as well...not my daddy to say the least!


Food is just ok. I'm not asking for culinary genius but something that isn't dry and hard to eat. However iron city was half off so all was not lost. Waiters would take food around to every table asking who it belonged to. This happened all night long.


My ice chest was stolen from my room which had a coffee commuter cup, three cans of soda, milk, and spoon.  The Front Desk Staff was no help. \"Frank\" The weekend Manager in Charge  and The Security Officer were the only ones that were helpful.  There has been no follow up from the Motel 6 Staff at 195 East Tropicana Avenue, Las Vegas. I was staying there from September 08, 2011 Through September 10, 2011.


I ate at the restaurant about a year ago and thought it was okay, but overpriced. It took a free kids meal from my kid's school to get me to try the place again. I actually liked the pie more than I did the first time, but because the certificate was expired by one day, they wouldn't honor it. ONE DAY....REALLY? I asked the young waitress if she was sure the manager wouldn't honor the certificate and she reconfirmed he would not. \n\nWe would have ordered more food and perhaps even cocktails and they would have made more than the 5 bucks off AND made loyal customers. Instead, we will never go back. Bad way to treat neighborhood locals. Clearly not savvy in marketing and building return customer business.\n\nps.......the joint was empty. Wonder why.


Great food...fresh beer and great service on a busy Saturday night!  The band was real good too!


I only gave them 1 star because 0 wasn't an option. Food was mediocre (fries were cold), and we haven't seen our waitress in 45 minutes (writing this review while waiting to ask for the check). I'll write another review tomorrow if I'm still here waiting.


Warning!!! Watch your bank account after transactions. We through the drive thru at approx 350am. Ordered a breakfast burrito and the night shift guy over weight build wearing black rimmed glasses gave himself a $10 tip. Service was slow and he stated he was on the phone with the police. Best conversation I heard with the police. Beware!


Old hotel and casino, but it has a lot of nice qualities. The arena has hockey, and there is a bowling ally and arcade for kids.\n\nThe buffet is good, and reasonably priced. The gator bar has the cheapest drinks in Vegas I'm convinced! Ask for Spider!


If you want high quality suits and good customer service, DO NOT go to this store!!  My family scheduled a Scottsdale trip at the end of the school year for our kids. In our rush to get out of Seattle, I only packed half my swimsuit.  The closest swimsuit place to our hotel was Everything But Water in the very upscale Kierland Commons.  My first impression was friendly, helpful and attentive service.  I found a suit that I loved with the necessary underwire in the top. It was close to $200  but I figured a quality suit is worth the price. I even bought a cute cover up that the sales girl suggested. Fast forward two days. After day two of swimming, I took off the suit and realized that one of the underwires had ripped through the fabric and had almost come completely out of the suit. I immediately took the suit back to the store. I thought for sure they would allow me to return the suit because it was clearly defective. No way!!  They only offered to exchange the suit even though you could see that the new top would have the exact same issue. I said I did not want such a poor quality suit and I wanted my money back. Still no refund. To make matters worse, my original sales girl kept smirking at the other sales girls as if I was trying to pull a fast one. I left with the new top because I had no other choice. I felt completely robbed!! \nI come from the land of Costco and Nordstrom where customer service is tops. This store should take a lesson.\n\nUPDATE\nAfter posting this review here and on the company Facebook page, I was contacted by Michele at Everything But Water corporate.  She was amazing!!  She contacted me personally, apologized for the inconvenience, assured me that I would be given a refund and let me know that my experience did not reflect company policy.  This was all done within a week of me arriving back home.  Do I still think that the service I received at Kierland Commons in Scottsdale (by one particular associate) was awful? Yes, hence the 1 star rating.  However, the company took great care of me after the fact, (Michele in particular) so I will be checking out the Bellevue, WA store to see if I have better luck in finding my perfect suit.  If Michele reflects the overall quality of employees at Everything but Water, I give them 5 stars!!


I have been going here for many years, and every time I go it's a great personable experience. When you go to most salons there is always one person (nail tech) you prefer, but at this salon they're all amazing.


This place is amazing, even for non golfers!\nI'm not a golfer myself, but I have had the best time here with my friends.\nFood is great and drinks are inexpensive!\nBeen here day and night - at night everything lights up and makes it even more awesome.\n\nThe only thing that annoyed me was the fans. I felt like I was in a never ending tornado, but eventually got the fan turned off, thank God.\nonly $45/hour.