I had way high hopes for this place and honestly, the flavor I had was gross. No other way to describe it. And I'm not sure how, because it seems like it would be hard to make Kahlua gross. But it was. \nThe service wasn't super, either. It was 8:30 on a Saturday night and we were the only ones in there. And it was like she was on a mission to get us to pick a flavor and get out as quickly as possible. \nI love booze and ice cream, but that's probably the last time I'll do them together. And that in itself is probably for the best.


Free entry so it can't hurt to go! Make sure you go downstairs, its the Scottish section. Its a nice lay out, and some of the art is really interesting--like the one of doctors about cancer. Be warned though--there may be little kids putting crowns together on the floor when you go in!


I'd have to agree with a lot of the other reviewers. Suede is a decent restaurant if you're staying at the Westin but not worth the trip if you aren't staying at the hotel.\n\nWe had the $18.00 breakfast buffet. It had all the essentials: eggs, bacon, sausage, bagels, toast, fruit, waffles. I would've like a few more options but for the price (in Vegas) it was worth it. I thought everything tasted very good and our server was extremely nice and friendly. \n\nIf I return to the Westin, I will certainly hit up this place again for breakfast.


In comparison to the two other climbing gyms in town (R2C2 and NCC)\n\nPros: \n*TONS of bouldering routes from V0-Vcan'tbelievehowhardthatis with slab, overhung, really overhung, and upside down. Even when the gym is crowded, there are still plenty of spaces to climb\n*the routes change regularly\n*the work out area is a real work out area (running, biking, eliptical, and rowing machines that have plenty of space, kettlebells, dumbells, barbells, pull up bars, etc)\n*a shower, changing rooms, lockers, shoe cubbies, super clean bathrooms\n*yoga classes\n*incredibly professional staff who wear staff shirts and actively monitor the gym\n\nCons:\n*a drink vending machine and snack vending machine, but limited options and cash only\n*more expensive (Day pass is $17 while RRCC is $15 and NCC is $14. Adult EFT monthly membership is $64 while RRCC and NCC are $50)


I'm on the fence about Pinky's.  I've been twice and the menu reads great and both times I got excited, but in the end found the food didn't live up to the description.  I hate it when that happens! \n\nWe tried different dishes each time and while they were all fine, none of them delivered the punch we expected.  We've had great service both times and the place itself is clean and fun/inviting.  Maybe I just haven't ordered the right thing yet?


First of all, it's an absolute crime that in a city this size, there are not cabs available on the street.  In one of the main bar districts, at 2-3 am when places are closing up, there are no taxis patrolling around?  Seriously??  Do you actually WANT to make money or are you just in business as a hobby?\n\nSecond, how about when we call for a cab, you actually fucking send one, assholes?\n\nWe waited thirty minutes and called again, received assurances that the cab was on its way, waited another fifteen minutes, and then gave up.  Thanks to Yellow Cab, we had to hoof it 1.5 miles back to our hotel, which normally would not be the end of the world, but it was 3:30 am, we were all dead tired, and my one poor friend has a bum knee.  \n\nSo fuck you, Yellow Cab.  I'm putting the Green Cab number in my phone and we'll be trying them next time.


BoCa7 is an exotic Vietnamese restaurant that offers the traditional specialty of 7 courses of beef and fish.  As soon as you enter the space, you are enveloped in a sea of red... from the red orbs of light from above to the red mosaic tiling on the walls.  This place has a very bright and friendly feel while still maintaining a sense of the exotic.\n\nThe food is also fabulous--they offer a variety of dishes other than the 7 courses of beef and fish option.  Being a fan of red meat, I tried the cubed beef tenderloin with garlic and onions--this is served with a watercress salad and rice.  The slightly sweet and peppery marinated meat simply melts in your mouth.  \n\nWe also ordered one of the house specialties, the crispy skin oven roasted whole Catfish sprinkled with crushed peanuts, scallions, and carmelized onions. This dish is phenomenal and unlike any fish that I have had.  What I really enjoyed was the crispiness of the skin.  The Catfish meat was also very soft and delicate.  The dish is served with rice paper, mints, mixed greens, green banana and apple slices, and bean sprouts which you use to wrap the fish in.  \n\nThey also serve a variety of traditional desserts and specialty drinks, such as freshly squeezed coconut juice with lime.\n\nIt opened its doors just about two weeks ago and if the food is this good now, it can only get better.  It was late Saturday night when I dined here, and there were still a number of patrons in the restaurant.  If you want to try some non-typical Vietnamese food in a friendly, chill environment, this is a great pick.


I was in Vegas for work for only two nights. I went here on a Tuesday night with a few co-workers not sure what to expect. I gave most of my money to the bar and not the casino this night.\n\nThe venue satisfied the purpose for being in Vegas. Drinks, dancing, and drinks. The music was above average and I did not have to pay. So for a first experience at Pure, it was not terrible.


Worst service ever!  11 minutes to get my order inside with only 2 people in  front of me.  They pay attention to the drive through only, and that too looks slow. Dont go here!  They are rude too!


Edinburgh's most accomplished restaurant.  Food and wine pairings are excellent and the service sublime.  The dining room is beautifully appointed and extremely intimate.  For the most special of occasions in Edinburgh, this is definitely the place.


There were plenty of seating, nice decorations, and service was fast.\n\nThe reason why I took off a star is the portion size are a little on the small side. Between the 7 of us, we ordered about 5 different dishes with extra rice and usually at most places, it's enough but not here.\n\nThe pad thai, green curry, and papaya salad were delicious. I was satisfied with the taste of the food. My taste buds were giving me high fives. I believe this is primarily a Thai restaurant so get Thai dishes and NOT the Chinese. One of the stir-fry dishes we ordered was meh.


I don't like to write negative reviews but this place is so dysfunctional and unorganized. They took forever to make my wife's peppermint mocha, i handed them the empty creamer so they could refill it for not just me but the next guy. Fast forward couple minutes later I'm still waiting, I asked how much longer it was going till be to fill up the creamer...I get handed a cup with cream in it? Note to self, take advantage of a Starbucks being on every corner and go to another one next time.


I am surprised, in a very very good way, that Gavin equally appreciated the apple pie at Le Cafe Royale! It really is pretty nice!\n\nA little way down the Royal Mile Le Cafe Royale stands out with its openness. Its doors open wide, letting the whole cafe open onto the street, giving it a resemblance to a Mediterranean cafe. I like the feel of Cafe Royale and I always feel comfortable sitting here.\n\nHowever Cafe Royale could do with improving its hot drinks. Perhaps I just had a bad batch of tea, but there was something funny tasting. Prices are average to high, reminding one that this is definitely a tourist spot.\n\nNot a bad cafe that could be even better, and should not rest on its tourist support laurels.


Don't use az best tires in mesa you will regret it !!!! I had purchased two used tires from them  in may 2013 and brought my vehicle back to them with the wheel shaking and they  replaced one of the tires which had a bubble on it but not the other one . Well 11 days later the other tire deshreaded on the 60frwy and ripped off my front fender and bumper and tore apart the bottom of the drivers side door . When i made them aware of it and went  to  them to pay for repairs due to what their product (tires ) did to my vehicle they refused . They are not honorable business people and will not take of you like a honorable business does  . They are not worth doing business with !!!!!!


I probably didn't get around the entire park, but the parts that I did get to didn't really impress me.\n\nIt was nice to see all the ducks, and to get a good walk around the lakes/ponds, but that was about it.\n\nThere was so much bird and duck crap on all the picnic tables, sidewalks, and ground that you constantly look at the ground as you are walking like a paranoid crazy person lol.\n\nWe did a mini picnic with cupcakes from Retro, and were feeling uneasy after the ducks started circling us looking for freebies lol.  But too bad ducks, we didn't waste the goodies on you!\n\nAlso didn't see any areas for the kids to really play.  No playgrounds, just areas where they would chase the ducks crazy and throw rocks, which is obviously a no go.  Give the kids something to do, so they don't get in trouble getting into things!  Maybe they have one somewhere, but us walking for an hour or two came up short with no results.\n\nIt also costs $6 to drive in here, which isn't much money, but since we didn't really get any major enjoyment outta our visit, it felt unnecessary.  Guess I will stick with the regular parks for our little one.


Let's go SHOPPING! ^_^  Compared to the Charleston outlets these are more up my alley (read: typical Joe Shmoe) with some haute shops sprinkled in.  Plus it has the Lane Bryant outlet for my fellow big girls!


Amazing tender pork  sandwich and the best homemade pies with real whipped cream. You just can't get food like this anywhere in town. The pies are amazing, allof them!


Out of the plethora of hotels on the Las Vegas Strip, The Mirage is one of the better ones because it has one of the best locations on the strip, it's more of a hotel for normal people in their early to mid 20s and I like Jet.  I've always had a good time here.\n\nTheir rooms were recently remodeled I believe and they are perfect for a group of girls because there's a lot of counter space in the bathroom and mirrors everywhere so you can get ready.  \n\nIt's a nice hotel without being extremely pricey.


Overview: \n--Overpriced, seasonly-challenged restaurant. Better value and food elsewhere on the strip.\n\nWhat I had:\n--bread basket\n--cesar salad\n--seafood platter\n--Filet mignon, medium\n--side of mashed potatoes and mac'n'cheese\n--Banana & chocolate cream pie\n\nThe Great:\n--bread was fantastic, especially the pretzel loaf and puffy muffins\n\nThe Good:\n--Banana & chocolate cream pie desert \n--Cesar salad but come on, how do you mess up iceberg, croutons, and dressing?\n\nThe Mediocre:\n--Unremarkable ambience. Honestly I can't even remember it.\n--Service was pretty darn slow. Yes, we had a table of 15 people but this is Vegas and that scenario is extremely common. Everything felt a half hour behind schedule.\n\nThe Bad:\n--seafood platter had 1) a pleasant large cold shrimp, 2) underwhelming pieces of cold crab meat, and 3) the blandest lobster tail I've ever had in my life -  no joke. It was utterly devoid of flavor. \n--the steak; properly cooked, tender meat, but criminally over salted. I'm talking \"tongue writhing with dehydration\" salty. I THINK I could taste some steak under all the seasoning. Most everyone in my party agreed.\n\nSummary:\n--Don't be fooled by this \"high end\" steakhouse. Just because they nonsensically have a number in their name and charge a pretty penny doesn't mean you're getting good food. In fact, I'd probably have enjoyed a meal at Outback more and payed a third of what I did here.


City Smoke kinda goes up in flames.  We showed up around 7pm on a Friday night, and our first clue should have been that the restaurant was almost empty.  However, we were hungry, so we threw caution to the wind, grabbed two bowls of peanuts, and were shown a table.  After deciding not to throw our shells on the floor, we perused the menu.  As a place that quickly establishes itself as a BBQ joint, the menu seems disjointed; oysters on the half shell and peel & eat shrimp co-mingle with sliders on the appetizer menu, and shrimp & oyster po-boys are listed above the omnivores' pork, chicken, and brisket sandwich options.  But the true blasphemy surfaced once the meal arrived.  \n\nY'all, the mac & cheese was NOT GOOD.  Grainy, tasteless, and altogether sub-par macaroni and cheese is unacceptable in a BBQ restaurant.  And the fried okra was overly salty without packing much flavor.  At the end of the day, it doesn't matter how great the meat is at a BBQ joint (and keep in mind, City Smoke's meat is nothing to write home about); if your sides aren't stellar, you might as well shut down shop.  Between the four of us, we ordered the brisket, rotisserie chicken, and pulled pork, but no one was overly complimentary of the meatsplosion on the table.  We had three sauce options: one was vineagar based, and the other two tomato-based ones tasted almost exactly the same.\n\nOur service was okay, but I think that's mostly attributed to the fact that our server only had one or two other tables to attend to.  Maybe City Smoke burned brightly at one point, but the flame has died.


Tried Archies cafe for the first time. The service was great and the food was the best Tai food I've had so far. I ordered the Pad Tai 6 on the spicey scale and it could have been a little hotter. It is a great atmosphere and overall a great restaurant.


Love the milk tea boba drinks here! They have a variety of tea selections. Great place to hang and relax in the late night. Great staff and customer service. I am starting to sample the other drinks and the staff can help make suggestion and explain what are the different drinks they offer.  I have tried other boba drink shops and this by far is my favorite. Give them a try if you are looking for something a little out of the ordinary.


After all the great reviews my husband and I decided to give it a go.... wah wah wah. Hubby ordered chicken fried steak and banana bread. He said the bread was awesome, and that the chicken fried steak was o.k and that Big Dogs is better. I ordered the American Cheeseburger ( i know i ordered a cheeseburger in a breakfast joint ) but I was still thinking its a family owned diner it should be good. BIG Mistake..it was hands down the worst cheeseburger I have had in my life! The meat tasted like it was old and from one of those tubes that you buy for 2 bucks at the store. It was burned on the outside and pink in the middle, over worked dry and tough, the bun was wet from the wilted veggies. It actually made me sick ( i only are 2 bites )The atmosphere is unclean and it smells like dirty grandmas. I dont know how it got so many rave reviews... I guess people have no taste buds! And to top it off it was 35 dollars ( with my daughters 1 pancake included ). Stay away unless you like being sick and paying for it.


In total loser fashion... I decided to order some delivery from here. A large Corde De Lane... Is that spelled right? lol... Pretty much its a French Dip Sandwich. They took a lot faster than I thought they would - less than 30 minutes. yay!\n\nThe beef was very tender and thinly sliced. The provolone cheese that I ordered to go with it was way yummy too! My only complaint was that the aju was a little too salty. I also would like it if they actually had sized that made sense... who wants an 8\" or 11\" sub?? How about 6 or 12 inch sub?! \n\nThe food was yummy and I'll definatly be ordering from them again! Especially considering they are open all hours of the night and deliver until 3! :D whoo hoo!!


Dined here a couple of nights ago and had an okay experience. Not bad but nothing that will stand out in my mind. The service was great and our waiter was very good about coming back to check on us even though there was a huge party on the other side of the restaurant that he was also assisting. Good service.\n\nThe food was okay. We got the Quattro Forno dish which is four different kinds of stuffed shells including manicotti, ravioli, shells and canolli. The food was cooked well and it had good flavor but it was not anything that I would go out of my way to have again. We also got a small order of cheesy garlic bread which could have stood to be cooked a little longer. It tasted good but got cold really fast and no one likes cold bread.\n\nI do not recommend coming here with just two people. The family style dishes are huge even if you just get one small order between two people. They probably gave us 20 large pieces of garlic bread which we definitely could not finish and garlic bread does not reheat well so I felt like I was just wasting it. I would recommend coming here with a party of four or more.\n\nNot sure if I will be back. Maybe if I have a large party and we need a lot of food for a certain occasion.


Love this place, there should be one on every block instead of crappy subways. The subs are great, service is great. I love the whole firehouse theme.


In 1957 the Penzey family started off locally in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In the mid 80's they expanded to mail order. Now you can just visit one of their beautiful stores and get what you need. Come check it out.\n\nGot turned on to this place while visiting my Dad in the Cheese State (WI). I love the giant selection of anything you need to create a tasty gourmet meal. They have some of the freshest spices and dried herbs available.\n\nI have to say I am addicted to the Whole Tellicherry Indian Black Peppercorns. They are a larger more mature peppercorn and packed with flavor. Some other favorites are any of the chili peppers, a blend called Arizona Dreaming, the Creamy Peppercorn, Mitchell's Steak Seasoning, and a new one I just got called Berbere Seasoning. Too many to list them all.\n\nThey also sell Extracts, Grinders, Soup Bases and some really cool Gift Sets based on different ethnic groups or cooking styles. The best part is that many of the items have a sample jar that you can open and smell the aroma to help make your selection.\n\nService is Friendly and very Helpful. They have several recipes cards that you can grab while looking. Sign up for their catalog and receive a coupon for something FREE each time it comes out. Bam!


Great Food \nFunky Atmosphere\nFriendly Servers


You never know what you will see on Fremont st. The place for a cheep show from the man in the box to the guy painting with spray paint to the guy doing clay sculpture while you wait also you may see jesus. The light show if pretty cool to.


I can't give La Belle Terre he full five stars yet, but I hope to go back and get some of their wonderful looking pastries!  Wow!  What a sight!!\n\nI stopped in to check the place out and to get a few dinner rolls.  I got a half dozen mini ciabatta rolls.  We had two of the rolls with dinner this tonight and they're quite good and just what I wanted!  I think I put on an extra pound just ogling the pastries in the case!  I think they were about to call Metro and report me.\n\nService was very quick and very friendly.  Again, I thank my fellow Yelperazzi for letting me in on this secret.  I didn't know what was behind the big sign I saw going west on Sahara.  Now I'll be parked under that sign numerous times to come.  \n\nThe place also helps with your mental ability--in fact it has made me a bit clairvoyant.  I foresee me doing lunch here very soon!  C'est si bon!


I used to be a student and this place was awesome for studying and keeping caffeinated.  Now though, when I go there to relax, I feel like I'm sitting in a study hall with a coffee bar in it.  More power to them for catering to students, we all know these places are hard to find.  But, if you're a few years graduated, you may want to try somewhere else...or just get their coffee to go (it's very tasty).


I LOVE this place!  My sister jokes that the only reason she comes to visit me in Arizona is for Postino's!


I would give this a 3.5. I would expect the pizza to be a lot better just because it is a Pie place. It was good but I've had a lot better. The thing this has is great ambiance. I love how low the lighting is. Dark tables that are turned perfectly so you don't feel like you are apart of other people's dinners. Great fire from the oven and open area bar. Had a good solid wine. We got the cheese board which was good. We both got pizza but like I said it was good just nothing special.


I've been meaning to come in as I've heard good things. I was just across the street having breakfast so we dropped in. \n\nWe of course went to the flavor bar to check out the juices. They have all the flavors up on their wall menu and you sample from carto tanks, all at samples of 6mg. We tried quite a bit, I ended up wanting Gorilla glaze which is a maple bar flavor. As the days go on it gets harder for me to find flavors I really want/need since we have such a huge collection. I don't have anything maple based so it was a must have. \n\nThey have your standard starter kit fare as well as other variable v/w and mechanical mods and RBAs. They also have vaping monkey clothing as that is their house flavor/associated business. \n\nThe 2 guys helping us were really friendly. We played around doing vaping tricks, talking about vapes in general. They have a fish pond inside there and Joey asked if I wanted to feed them by hand. I filled my hand with pellets and put my hand down where they can eat. I have never felt a giant fish mouth before, weird but cool! \n\nGood first impression. Easy going, nice people and good selection of stuff so I will definitely be back.


Charlotte has grown I remember when the airport was small now it's like a little city of it's own. I don't mind waiting for a plane here as they have plenty of places to eat and pass time. They made it look real nice and \"purdee\" inside so you feel like you're in a nice place unlike Newark or JFK which are boring as hell to me. I don't think the majority of passengers will be disappointed passing through here.


Looking for simple then it's all about In-N-Out. Service is always good and quick. Got a double-double with some animal style fries and it was pretty satisfying.


Menu was confusing. probably will try the other ramen spot next just to compare. Spicy options are limited. Gyoza's weren't that good. Ramen was mediocre at best.


One word can sum up my stay here:  Amazing!!! \n  I've been to Vegas several time but Caesar's ranks as my favorite! The service was stellar!.Every time I called the front desk to ask a question, I was addressed by my name. I was here for a conference and lucked out with an upgrade to the Augustus tower Jr. suite, thank you!!\n\nLocation is perfect with lots of shopping at the Forum shoppes tons of dining options!!\nHuge pool, casino, everything. Let's be honest, Caesar's is massive!! Right in the middle of the strip, plenty of action all around!!\n\nThank you Caesar for an awesome experience!


I used to be a huge fan of Saffron. However, they are obviously cutting corners on authenticity to save money. The lunch buffet is very watered down and disappointing. Dinner is better, but the people that work there almost seem annoyed by you and seem to just want to make money in the cheapest way possible. Sorry for the bad review, but there are much better Indian places to eat in Charlotte. P.S. don't drink the water... not even lime or lemon can help what is coming out of Saffron's faucets.


Been here several times now and it's still just ok. Folks I work with like to frequesnt this place, but I am just not as enthusiastic as they are. \nGrilled cheese is pretty good, but I'll be darned if I am \"going out to eat\" just to have grilled cheese!\n\nCall me crazy!


OUT OF BUSINESS. Spice Asian Bistro now occupies this space. Can't wait to try them out and post my review!


Just an ok show. Not worth the time and money!\nA live band would have been better otherwise we could just stayed home and listened to our CDs. \nLots of dancers and I guess they tried to describe the songs, but they look so disorganized on stage!


Very tasty curry. Amazing fries and naan. And I finally tried goat. I'd definitely make another trip when we are on that side of town!


So my kid was sick with a cough and then after three days seemed to get better. Then, the night of her seeming improvement she tanked. Chills, fever, and a back ache... (Red alert.) She fell asleep on the sofa as I cooked her dinner. I tried to wake her up but she was out cold (but with sweating.) I sat next to her trying to check her temperature when she suddenly sat up and said her stomach really hurt, so I ran with her to the bathroom. Just as I was congratulating myself on diverting disaster in her own words, \"Mommy I threw up a rainbow.\" If it had been a unicorn we would have been on our way to PCH, but after some cleaning up and a warm bath I got her back to bed. I stayed up until three in the morning until her fever broke, turning her pillow over to the cool side, and blowing cool air on her neck, and petting her hair and wishing her back to well. Wishing didn't work so I got on the phone. In the morning I called her amazing group of doctor's and got her in immediately. And that is how it is done at Camelback Pediatrics, they  always see her if I call and request it. Her Doctor is Dr. Alexander and my daughter is madly in love with him, especially at three... she would cover her mouth and smile and giggle like a little geisha. We both love her doctor... he is smart, laid back, has a great sense of humor, is great with kids, and he explains things in a way a first time mom can understand. (He's been doing it for over twenty years so he has it down.) When my kid didn't walk at almost two years his diagnosis... she was lazy (it was a joke but it made me feel better... as I am very lazy and I thought, finally, something she gets from me.) She was walking weeks later. I just needed to relax and stop doing all her bidding (yeah, she was talking almost the moment she came out of the womb bossing me around so why walk?) The staff is all friendly and accommodating and we have seen almost every doctor in the practice and they are all wonderful. The waiting room is set up so well patients wait on one side of the office and sick on the other (smart.) To bad my own doctor's office isn't run so well. I wish I could take credit for finding such an amazing doctor but my friend Pam gave me the good advice. So thanks Pam! And thanks to Dr. Alexander for taking such great care of my little rainbow maker...


Pizza is inconsistent. Sometimes under cooked, other times cut disturbingly wrong ( sad when half of it is for a vegetarian ). Forget ordering chicken wings! It's like pulling teeth!!!! How hard is it to get \" medium bone out \"? 4 out of 5 times it's anything but! Last night was the straw that broke camels back when we found out that this time they gave us honey BBQ. After calling the manager to let her know of the mistake, she replies \"I guess some one else got your wings\". Really!? An apology would have been more appreciated then a sarcastic comment! I don't recommend going to this Pizza Hut. The service is worse then the neighborhood it sits in. I wish there was a negative star I could rate this place.


absolutely terrible service. waited room to be prepared for two hours after check in. key to room doesn't work. no reparations.


Boba (aka Bubble Tea (aka Tapioca)) is fantastic here.\n\nBack in California, we have a boba chain called Tea Station and Ten Ren's.  Theirs is the best I've ever tasted and Rose Tea Cafe is comparable.  \n\nTheir Green Milk Tea (or jasmine milk tea in other places) was the perfect hint of tea.  The consistency was not too thin or thick.  Their actual tapioca balls... I don't recall whether they were exceptional but they weren't bad.  \n\nThe food is pretty good and comes in healthy portions.\n\nNow, the BAD...  the wait is absolutely ridiculous.  If you come around dinnertime- 6p or 7p, you really have to wait an hour for two people.  It's also a very narrow room so the waitresses are constantly tripping around people waiting by the door.\n\nI just advise that you come around 8 or 9p or a lot earlier in the day.


Initially walking into this place I was like alright, this is awesome, no smoke in the air, which gets kinda annoying in Vegas casinos, and it smells soooo good. \n\nWasn't impressed with the front desk, the lady was pretty unhelpful and even though it was my sister's Bachelorette party, she didn't help us out to get our suites moved next to one another. \n\nON top of that, when we went outside to get a cab, one of the guys that worked there told us limos would be cheaper than getting a cab because he said cabs to the Palms  would be 30 each and a limo, $65. Turns out, cabs are like $9 to the Palms.... super annoying. \n\nThe balcony view was beautiful, the bathtub really big, and the room was clean, but the customer service there was subpar and the suite wasn't that amazing.


Probably my favorite Apple Store besides the one at San Tan Village. Everyone at this location has always been helpful. I've purchased two laptops here and was always offered advice and suggestions for what I was planning on using them for. Only complaint is about the repair prices which seem extremely high in comparison to some third party retailers.


Working at Fashion Show Mall, I frequent RA as their Happy Hour is unsurpassed. Great drink and roll specials. One thing I love is they don't get lazy with the simple rolls. Even their California Rolls are deelish. (I only know this from eating off of my friends' plates). Some of the best dishes they have aren't sushi at all. The Tuna Salad is bomb.com. Tuna Sashimi on a bed of greens and an awesome sweet/spicy dressing. I am sure the menu describes it better, but just eat it and be amazed. I recently tried the Lobster Spring Rolls. The roll is crispy and flaky and the lobster is always perfectly prepared. It comes atop what I think is a mango puree AKA mango baby food, but the mix of the lobster, cream cheese and super sweet puree makes for a party on the tongue. A couple tips, Fashion Show Mall employees receive a discount (I think 10% off total not including alcohol) and if you check in on Foursquare and tell your server, you get a free order of edamame or a bowl of miso soup. I also like that the entire staff is aware of their Foursquare specials and don't act jerky when you ask for free things.


One of the best Vietnamese restaurants in Phoenix, this place is acids the street fro LeiLei's and hidden from view. Don't miss it. Try the chicken wings and especially the grapes leaves. The staff are very nice. The ambiance is wanting and music dated, but this is a must.


My review can be summed as: I didn't love it. To put in another way: this joint is perfectly mediocre. Mediocre service, mediocre menu, mediocre food. I won't and don't go back (even when there's a wait next door at Sakana Sushi). I had the Rustica--basically a giant, extra doughy, over-priced slice of pie. Did not love. My friend had an unmemorable pasta dish.


Pita jungle is pita jungle is pita jungle. They're all the same, No matter which one you go to. They all have the awkward hipster  staff members and the food is the same at each one. Beyond that the food is always good and I appreciate they're being a healthy alternative on this side of town.


Awful management and service!  I placed an online order and it was going to take 95 minutes, I called to confirm and they said they had only one delivery driver working!  They did not offer any type of compensation for future order, I will never order again.  Dominoes and Pizza Hut are far better options!\nWayne Gorsek


The service was good and timely. The food, however, was all over cooked and very bland.  All the fried food tasted like it was cooked in month old grease. And we apparently came at the worse possible time, because they were out of my first two beer selections and my wife's first drink selection. I will not be returning to this place, but maybe others have had better luck.


Delicious!! :) got seats within five minutes of arriving. Service was top-notch and atmosphere was great!  Portions are huge, can definitely get one order for two people.\n\nNot an ideal place for kids but perfect for dates, family gatherings, or any special occasion :)


Fun experience with friends (we are all locals). Ambiance was nice , dancers were fun to watch, food was good, service was good. Only con: we had a Groupon and made a reservation for 2. Later we told friends about Marrakesh and they thought it would be nice to join us . At the restaurant they asked to use the 15% Yelp discount but were denied because we had the Groupon. Seemed unfair since they came along only because we recommended it. In any event, a nice time and good food.


We visited there on a Friday night....sometimes the best time to see a restaurants potential is when the placed is packed.  Out waitress was friendly, informative and seemed eager to assist.  Good, I like being taken care of.  There were just two of us so we sat at a small 2-top near the front door. Seating was minimal inside...had the weather been warmer, we would have loved to sit outside but bit the case that evening.  Chips and Salsa were brought out immediately and were quite flavorful.  The Salsa is mild but there were two other variations which would melt plastic  so be wary.  I love it HOT but not everyone can handle it.  We ordered two Margarita's on the rock, the house blend, nothing special and they were nice, just what the DR. ordered.  My dining companion had a child's-plate of Cheese Enchilada, rice and beans.  I ordered the Spanish Flag Enchilada's, one chicken, one beef and the other spinach.  The food came quickly and was piping hot!  The beans were good but the Spanish Rice was institutional at best.  Mixing the two together was the way to make them palatable.  The Cheese Enchilada was tasty as were my three.  The Chicken was shredded, as was the Beef and the Spinach very creamy.   We chose not to try dessert this time and the check came quickly.  Not a bad night out but very simple dinner at best.  I think the service trumps the quality of the food more than anything.  A few good Margarita's will take care of that any time!  For a quick and easy meal that's affordable, it worked well for me.


not sure what the hype and rave is all about... yes it's thin crust... and it's cheesy... but i dont think it's THAT good... but that's because i'm eating it with a sober tongue vs after drinks...\n\nthe pizza is greasy... toppings are salty... and nothing spectacular... is it a 5 stars? hmm... no.  i'm barely even a fan... but it's relatively cheap to what's available for a late night.... \n\nthey close at 5am... so if i was drunk coming out of marquee... this could be a 4 stars... that may be the only time i'll give this place anything higher than a 3...


I guess you'd like this place, if you have been eating here since you were a child or have never had legitimate mexican food... We have both eaten in once and ordered take out food. Both times the food was \"eh okay\", service has been fine and price point is appropriate. Really not a fan of the salsa, but it seems to be an \"Arizona\" thing. We moved here from Texas so maybe its just preference. \n\nMy biggest complaint is the place is SOOO DIRTY! I really think that the carpets, booths, pictures on the walls, everything, has been in place since the late 70's. I understand the economy and that shutting down the place for a week or two to replace everything would have a tremendous financial impact on the staff, but come on! An overnight deep clean that included the walls and carpets would seriously do this place some good! I can't even imagine, nor do I want to, what the kitchen must look like. Take the 1977 little league boy's team pictures down, scrub it all, and if you must, put it back up. Its so dimly lit in there, I imagine it looks ten times worse in the light...


As I had to cover the Jodi Arias trial for the last 4 months I got very accustomed to walking to the kilt for a lunch time beer and some food occasionally. I like the layout and half in half out bar they have with a nice view of the ball park. Every waitress I had was very friendly and always did a good job. I liked their kilt burger so much I never ordered any other item but everyone that I ate with had good things to say about their dishes. They have a beer of the month special and good happy hour. I really like their TK lager beer, very tasty!


Although you should expect to be screwed a little at any dealership this one goes above and beyond! They set you up with a nice salesman which was fine until you actually sign the papers... Then the Bluetooth you were told your car has doesn't exist, the extra $500 they were to give back because they valued my trade in wrong never happened and the registeration that was suppose to take 3 business days is now at over 3 weeks and I still haven't gotten it. Also when you go in the finance guys a complete douche and dawn at the desk.. \"She's really nice\" said no one ever! \n\nSure my mini is great but definitely not worth the hassle.  If I could do it over again I would have kept my old car.


When trying to decide on a great family place to eat I always choose Beef's!  It is a great place for kids with a great kids menu!  Also, the adult menu has such a huge selection that no matter who is in your party there will always be something for them to choose from and like!  Then for happy hour..I like to get together with my girlfriends and meet for a drink after work on occasion.  We choose beef's b/c of there drink specials and all the new drinks they have been adding!  Plus, the staff is very friendly and accommodating. I think the prices are much better than neighboring venues.  5 stars from me!


Growing up, we lived maybe 5-10min from this place, and every Friday my parents would order Mineos, take it home and we'd have our little pizza day.\n\nPizza Day, opposite as the Aquabats would lead you to believe, became the worst day of the week.\n\nAs a child, I guess I couldn't stand this thick thick cheese and greesey floppy crust. I thought my parents were dinosaurs for using forks and knives to eat this thing. I'd wind up eating one slice and being \"full\" just because I didn't want to eat any more of this stuff.\n\nNow, I've heard everything under the sun defending Mineos honor whenever I speak these critiques. Most notably \"Oh, well you need to eat it THERE\". Well, unless Mineos pizza changes quality in the first FIVE MINUTES it's served, then it's official:\n\nMineos Pizza tastes like a foot.\n\n\nNever bought it in my adult life. Very happy I didnt after hearing people say how expensive it is, here.


This is my 1st review and I'm taking it way back, over a year ago to our visit at Landry's. I had a gift card for this restaurant that I picked out as a reward from work. Came at lunch with my fam of 5, my parents and Aunty. \n\nFirst off we were the only customers and service took way too long. If it was super busy I'd understand....My dad(not the pickiest eater) actually complained that his soup was too salty. They took it away but didn't return it with another or say sorry or anything. It was awhile back but the food was not memorable at all. \n\nWorst part about the visit was they told me the card couldn't be used this time. Every single time I and my co-workers used this type of gift card we Never had a problem. They had this long explanation that it had to be mailed and next visit they would honor the discount yada yada yada and some other confusing stuff. \n\nAnywho I just wanted to get this bad visit (service and food) off my chest. Unfortunately after all this time still not forgotten. Hopefully I can move on. Bad on me I didn't question the gift card issue more(although and at least we spoke to manager at the time). And demand a new soup for my dad. A bad but learning experience nonetheless.


Wow-wee-wow! I didn't hate this place; I sure liked it a lot better than the previous reviewer (Tiger W.), but it was rather mundane.... 'ho-hum', if you will. Not terrible at all, just nothing special. Good if you're hungry and not looking for a fancy-schmancy experience. I recommend on those terms. Good price.


Went to Border Grill in the Madalay Bay Hotel. We had the lunch salad special-WOW. It was served with chicken, but I asked for Talapia instead and Tom had the chicken. The salad was an amazing blend of hot, sweet, and tart. The salad had slices of nectarines, peaches, grapes and spiced candied walnuts. The service was outstanding and Tom Davis was our waiter. The guacamole is the best and the sparkling peach lemonade was outstanding. We had half a piece of the chocolate pie that had the perfect amount of cinnamon. It would be a place to go again and again. Outstanding.


man, i wish this place wasn't all the way in gilbert. it is so beyond good food, i can't explain it.\n\nthey've moved from the mesa location after like 20 years or something, and their customers followed.\n\nit's mediterranean style that is best described as a fusion of Greek (lots of kalamata olives, capers, feta, gyro meat), MIddle Eastern (a yogurt sauce similar to tsaziki, pita sandwiches) and italian (pastas, seafood) and it's all served in huge portions.\n\nbe warned, the owner/chef will not, under any cirsumstances, take changes or substitutions to any dish. trust me, i worked here, he' snot kidding, and you'll only piss of your server and the owner for pressing for it.\n\nthe rest. also includes a coffee bar/fresh dessert bar, and the cakes and tarts and pies are made in house, fresh daily. i recommend the baklava cheescake, to die for. dishes range in price from $6 for a sandwich (pita, and even burgers) to $18 for the pasta dinner dishes. whatever you get it's worth it! they also do wine pairing dinners for like $40 a person.\n\nthis place is unique and the food is fantastic.they have a ton of wines and lots of import beers and a full bar. would def make a good date place.


It's Chili's which means it tips out at three stars, but in this ones case it is small with slow service. Better to wait in line at Burgatory...


Great food great vibe.  I went there for brunch this past Sunday and the food really was delicious.  I had the chicken and waffle plate and it was huge but I shared with my 2 year old son who you can see quite enjoyed it as well (see picture of the kid devouring the chicken).  The chicken has a little zing and the waffles are topped with bacon and ham and a whole lot of yummy.  My friend had the chorizo burrito and her 8 year old son had the breakfast sandwich and they both really liked their food as well.  The menu is not too extensive but very unique and enough of a variety to pick from.  I myself do better with less options because otherwise it takes me way too long to order.  They also had a live DJ playing and the music was great! Not too loud or crazy, just some very chill music that really added that extra touch to the ambience.  The info at top says it's not good for kids but we took ours and had a really great time.


The two stars are for one thing.. The SLICE.  It is a descent piece of pie that would only be completely wonderful at 3am after a long night of drinking.  Other than that, this place is grimy, creepy, and nasty.  I would suggest trying one of the other Fuels outside of the city.. Trust me.  \n\n-Ian M.


Front staff annoyed me. They have about 3 girls they look like they're 16 or 17. Have no customer service skills or communication skills. I asked her a simple question about the open bar she had no fucking idea how to answer my question. Security guard total asshole. Not to mention they only accept cash.


I love Arizona Airbrush Studio. I get a great tan in minutes. It looks natural and lasts at least a week. I have sensitive skin and this is not at all irritating. Staff is also very friendly and make you feel comfortable


If you are a Duck enthusiast, go there and as well fries cooked in duck fat, best fries I ever ate.


I am from Orange County California and this is hands down the most beautiful and pleasant nail salon I have ever been to! I hope this owner opens another location near me. Everyone is so nice and they do a great job! The chairs are amazing and so comfortable and the whole place is so clean! I can't wait to visit AZ again and get me nails done!!!! It's a MOST GO!!!


Only 2 Stars: Z-Pizza on Thomas: Haven't been here in a while because we have been going to the nearby FIRED PIE at Park Central instead, which is waaaay better!  But I received an e-mail for a free small pizza for my birthday, so we decided to return to z-pizza for that. I ordered the Thai Pizza & was disappointed....  The peanut sauce lacked any yummy flavor, quite bland, & it was missing one of the toppings that it was supposed to have....no carrots. I complained up at the counter, & to compensate, they gave me a free drink. That was nice of them, but they should have told me up front, & not assume that I wouldn't realize that one of the toppings was missing, because I used to get the Thai Pizza all the time & I remember lots of carrots on it!  There was hardly any red onions or bean sprouts on it either!  However, there was a fair amount of chicken on it.  I will not be returning to z-pizza again.  FIRED PIE, here we come!~  Also, the chairs make a LOT of noise there when they're moved around...annoying!


So our first time in vegas and finding a hotel to stay at was harder than I thought! Finally found a Elara and settled for this hotel! Great experience by the way! Nice, clean and up to date hotel! We stayed in their one bedroom suite which we didn't mind being that there was 4 of us we jst took turns who slept in the room and well the sofa was a sofa-bed (not too comfortable) but shoot we didn't care we were in VEGAS..Helloooooo! lol We jst needed a place to sleep, shower and get ready! The Location is Fabulous and yes I would stay here again just next time I would make sure we actually get a suite/room on a high floor with a good view! Our view sucked and tried to have the front desk change us to a better floor but their occupancy was ridiculously over-booked. That's the only reason for my 4 star review and not 5! It wasn't too pleasant looking outside straight to a garage parking lot! lol Staff was friendly and extra helpful on our last day. (Our friend had a crazy night and ended up rolling out of the hotel in a wheelchair) hahaha. Anywho this is a great hotel if ur looking for center strip location, clean, and good pricing!


This place is the \"happening\" spot in their downtown location.  I will let you into a secret why.... $20 Bottle of Wine and bruschetta Monday and Tuesday, Starts at 8PM.  Expect waits if you want to save extra bucks.  The place is really nice, great ambience and the food is very good.  I recommend if you want to take advantage of the special that you come on Mondays, for some reason Tuesdays are busier... One big annoyance is the valet parking, they enforce it here but it is free. If you can ride your cruiser here, do it they have several posts.


Great food!  A little pricey for a broke mook like me to do regularly but yummy!


Because we are so far removed from the French Quarter my stomach rarely directs me to Cajun. Let's be honest there are few options in this town.  So this becomes the default spot to scratch the gumbo itch.  \nAbove average food, better service, higher than expected prices.


Oh my gosh. This place was good. BUT EXPENSIVE. \n\nI've never paid $18.00 for a 4 ounce cocktail. Golly. It was good but not enough. Service was good although our server could have tried to smile a little more. The bread was endless and being a sucker for bread, I probably ate more than I should have. We both had a salad which was actually a pretty decent size for the price. There was only one vegetarian entree on the menu (the crepe) and it was excellent. \n\nWe had to go see a show and sadly didn't have time to wait for the souffle. We had the chocolate cake which definitely hit the spot. \n\nOur bill was just over $200 for a cocktail, a glass of wine, two salads, two entrees and one shared dessert. Absolutely worth the splurge. We didn't get to enjoy the view as we sat inside but it was for sure one of my favorite dining experiences in Vegas.


Went here last week with the husband for dinner.  Had a coupon, but once we saw they do Friday night Pizza and Pitchers (1 pitcher of beer and 1 any whole pizza for $15.  Are you kidding me!  That's AWESOME!!) and were running a fish taco special for $8.  We ordered both.  The pizza was good, thin crust, good on toppings.  The beer was cold (you can choose Coors Light or Molson.)  There were kids running around all over the joint, and parents gathered at tables having a glass of wine.  It looks like a great place to grab a bite or a beer while the kids are doing skate night.  Overall, the food was better tan average for bar food, and the environment is very family friendly.\n\nOne tip - don't get the cookie dessert.  It's $8 for a warm chocolate chip cookie with a scoop of ice cream on top, and the cookie was about 3 inches across.  I can get that dessert at Jalapeno's up the street with a 6 inch cookie.  Same price.\n\nOtherwise, definitely not bad!


Hello everyone, \n\nI had to create a Yelp account just to inform people how HORRIBLE this hotel really is. Where to start. We got in on a Friday, when we got to the room it smelled horrible. The TP holder was under the sink in the corner with TP rolls sitting on the counter. They must of been to lazy to pick it up and put it back. After I fixed that I sat down to relax and watch some TV.. Well that was a JOKE! I turned on the TV and every channel was staticky and couldn't watch... Yes, I had a nice view of the pool. But as I opened the sliding door to the balcony (which you could only take one step out on and no room to move) the door almost FELL off. I had to catch it before it went over the railing...... The carpets were filthy!! Location SUCKS! After the horrible weekend at hooters I was so glad to get home to a nice clean environment.. I get a call from hooters saying we got charged an extra $300 for the \"Damages\" . WORST HOTEL EVER DO NOT STAY HERE! SAVE YOUR MONEY AND UPGRADE TO THE MOTEL 6 NEXT DOOR.


Just complete a stay at Bally's Las Vegas and I was fairly disappointed. \n\nThe good: Upgraded rooms are nice but I don't think they purchased new mattresses as mine was lumpy and sagged in the middle. \n\nThe bad:  Room service only operates from 6am-1pm.  That's right, no late night breakfast after being out gambling until 2am.\n\nThe really bad: The upgraded rooms on the south side of the tower are subjected to the noise from the Chateau night club at the Paris. Generally hotels will let you know this at check-in but they failed to and on my second night there, VERY loud until after 3am. \n\nIn the end, the Front Desk Manager, Ronin, took care of a few of our room charges for the trouble. \n\nAll in all, Bally's has quit a bit of work to do to catch up to it's neighbors on the strip. I personally will not be staying there again.


Would have been a 1 star but our waitress was super nice. Basically the worst rainforest cafe we've been to. Empty yet still took 20 mins to get seated. Mixed up all my kids orders. My food, ordered last by 15 mins, came out first yet our server said it was all sitting under the warming lights. \n\nSeriously...consider not coming here. You'll be disappointed.


I moved from Los Gatos, CA to Scottsdale in July 2011 and when I interviewed for the job I knew I had to find at least one decent sushi restaurant before I could accept the offer...maybe a slight exaggeration, but it was top on my list!\n\nI found Hiro Sushi on Yelp and made a late night run for dinner.  The restaurant is cozy and tucked into a strip mall, so I wasn't sure what I was going to get.  When I went inside, there was a line, which I took as a good sign...and waited for my table.\n\nI was pleasantly surprised at the quality and quantity of sushi.  Each roll I ate was tasty and service was very good. \n\nI was pleased to find a great, little sushi spot and have eaten there many times in the last year...their takeout service is quick and easy too!\n\nI may be moving back to CA but if and when I'm in Scottsdale again, I will certainly pay a visit to Hiro Sushi!


I feel like I'm in the minority, but I wasn't really wowed by this place. A small group of coworkers wanted Mexican for dinner, this was near our office so here we went. You have to valet your car which is kind of annoying, but the guys were nice and the inside where the restaurant is pretty impressive decor wise, so I was in a good mood. \n\nOnce our group trickled in, we ordered some drinks and I used my check-in deal to get free chips & guac for the table. I had the pineapple margarita which was delicious, but a little on the small side, the rest of the tables got different types of margaritas and all seemed to enjoy them. The waiter came out and explained that it's a tapas style restaurant (probably wouldn't have picked this place had I known that, $8-14/plate is pretty steep imho) and so we all decided on what we would order. If I remember correctly, we had the\n\nTacos de mahi mahi - didn't try these, but heard they were good. \n\nTacos de camarones - didn't try, no complaints\n\nTacos de pollo - I enjoyed these, though I wish the tortillas were a little bigger for all of the things they cram onto them\n\nTamale - I really liked this. Has a bit of a kick to it\n\nPollo ahumado a la yucateco - alright. I'm not a fan of sweet poultry I guess, but everyone else liked it. \n\nChips & salsa - very good\n\nAbout halfway through I ordered a Michelada. Due to my ignorance and the misleading description on the menu (Modelo especial, lime, spices, salt), I didn't know I was ordering the GROSSEST drink in the world. My fault, and I just drank the rest of the modelo out of the bottle, but I was surprised no one asked me about it. There was also a fly in it, but as I was with coworkers I didn't want to cause a scene over it (my fault, lesson learned). Another slightly annoying thing is that the glass windows on the side of the building slide open (which is actually pretty cool), but the one or two times they did this to get out to the patio they let flies in, which were buzzing around our table nonstop. The servers saw us batting them away but no one offered a slight \"sorry about that\". All in all, 5 dishes and 7 drinks ran us about $150. If these were main dishes, I'd be indifferent, but for the value of what you pay for vs. what you get, I can't recommend Distrito.


all i can say is that they give small portions


Probably the WORST sushi restaurant we have EVER been to. The sushi was warm, looked old. The California roll was obviously not made to order and was thinner than a quarter. I ordered a glass of $9 white wine and was given a VERY small pour.The atmosphere was every uninviting at best. The table was sticky and the candles on the table were battery operated but none of them worked. The music was horrible....they were playing tacky techno.....why? If I wanted to watch sports I would go right next door instead of being forced to watch it on every TV they had. Oh, and it was so HOt inside that we were actually sweating! I left the restaurant disappointed and mad that I wasted the $50 especially these days, when times are tough and eating out is a rare event. SAVE YOUR MONEY EVERYONE. This place is horrible.


.., I enjoyed our meals here, nothing really grabbed me by the b@lls but I liked it. The inside has a nice little French country theme to it. Cobblestone floors w/ an outdoor dining theme & painted ceiling. \n\nThe wait wasn't too bad but there was indeed a line. I grabbed nothing but breakfast foods. From eggs to sausage, waffles, french toast, etc. It was all good, literally. They even had a drumstick machine! The graham cracker cone w/ chocolate filling was provided. All you have to do is choose from either vanilla or chocolate, both if you're in the mood & fill your cone up! Check this place out, & also look into getting their 24hr. backstage buffet pass for $45. You can eat at various other buffets from other casinos such as the Rio, Planet Hollywood, etc.


Easy thing to say that this building (Old Spaghetti Factory) has had a long history of being cursed... I think Sauce is here to break that curse!\n\nWe walked in on a late Friday afternoon, this place is HUGE. Tons of restaurant seating available, large bar, lounge type seating near the pool tables, and a back room for live music and karaoke. We were greeted promptly by the bartender, and were given happy hour pricing even though we were a tad early (not quite 4pm yet). She was easy to talk to and let us know about all their events going on and coming up. Fridays are Karaoke night and Saturdays are live music nights! Some themed nights are on the calendar as well!\n\nRich, the owner, was quick to come see our large group. He is an awesome individual.. not the kind of owner you meet who's gonna brown nose his customers and be fake and smiley. Rich was true and authentic, not shy of who he is. One can say that an owner should be sucking up to clientele, but I think authenticity will bring people back!\n\nWe spent most our time watching the ball games on for the day, plenty of TVs surrounding the bar, a perfect place to go for the games and no hesitation from staff when we asked for a different game on the TV we were watching.  \n\nFor food, we only ordered appetizers from the HH menu since we had already eaten: spinach-artichoke dip, fried cheese, and a personal pizza. I loved the spinach dip, hot and gooey with visible spinach & artichoke hearts with cooked pizza dough (i think) for dipping. Fried cheese isn't plain ol' mozz sticks, its provolone wrapped pepperoni and then fried and then placed on a plate with marinara (I believe?) and pesto cream sauce. The pizza was inhaled down the bar, so I didn't get to partake. \n\nI can't give a 5 star yet because our visit was centralized around the bar. I look forward to trying their entrees on the menu and for some of their live music nights. I have a good feeling about Sauce. Just what the neighborhood needs: genuine people, yummy food, full beers, and a little bit of nightlife fun.


Large portions size, has no flavor. i saw a busser wiped down a table and left  a booths seat  dirty. Next customer arrived slides down sat on top of it.  Servers's aprons mostly are dirty. Bathroom are disgusted.\n\nIf you like a meal filled with potatoes and little taste... I would recommended here. Not happy and never wanted to come back.


The spicy chicken and rice I ordered was good but I also ordered a side of fries and it was very stale and cold. It tasted pretty nasty... So my dad went back to ask for another batch of fries and they gave him a beeper, we waited 40 mins only to find out the girl forgot that he asked for some new fries. lol, horrible customer service.


Definitely quantity over quality. \n\nThis place has always been popular because it \"has so many types of food from all over the world.\" It doesn't help if the quality isn't that great and the it isn't cooked that well.\n\nThe ambiance is not that bad here but the lines get really long here. \n\nGood: Lots of food options.\n\nBad: Lines can get long and the quality can be better.\n\nFinal: Not that bad if you want to eat a lot.


I was excited to get Mexican food while visiting Arizona and this restaurant is so cute it looked great. We were happy with the seating and it was packed. But the food did not live up to our expectations. The dishes ranged from mediocre (the meat dishes) to horrible. The vegetarian dish was the worst. Multiple dishes marked vegetarian (with their symbol system on the menu) actually weren't when I inquired about the sauce. I ordered a vegetarian burrito and ended up with a plate of rice and beans. Literally. Half the plate was refried beans and rice. The other half was an uncooked flour tortilla with the exact same rice and beans and a tiny bit of melted cheese. I asked for more salsa and some guacamole for some flavor but even the guacamole was rather tasteless. I literally could have made this dish with a tortilla and some refried beans from a can. So disappointed with this.


This place is bootleg.  Been to several Capital Grille's and imo, the only one worth visiting more than once is in Boston.\n\nI will say the steak is good and this place would earn 3-4 stars in other cities, but in comparing it to other LV steakhouses, it's a 2.   \n\nOther minor dig - it has way too much of an \"expense account\" vibe - definitely not conducive to a fun Vegas evening.


Waste of time to sell clothes.. Brought what they wanted.. A&F, gap, F21, Armani exchange, juicy, JBrand, Zara, etc.. Out of 2 garbage bags full of barely used name brand clothes they bought ONE sweater for a dollar and wanted to buy my Kooba bag for $5, which i paid around $700 for. However the staff is very friendly and a good place to shop if you have the time.


Chicken Benedict is amazing!


Ok, this place was really weird. I wanted to like it, but it's very expensive and kind of confusing.\n\nWe got there about 10 minutes before the last call for breakfast orders. Our waitress confirmed we'd still be able to order breakfast. She handed us like four menus, explained nearly every item on each one, and almost all of them had a catch (something missing, etc). Then we got a second waitress who took at least 15 minutes to get to us. We were not allowed to order breakfast.\n\nThe food wasn't bad by any means, but it wasn't anything special.


I ordered flowers through ftd.com  this company was suppose to handle the order.  On Valentines day FTD and I tried to call to find out where the order was, NO ANSWER.  The next day when I spoke with them the excuse was that they were busy it was Valentines day.  Really who would of thought that would happen.  They never delivered the flowers, even though everything was at a premium.  STAY AWAY


Darryl showed up right on time and made the repair in just a few minutes.  Cleaned up after himself and the price was very fair.  I will certainly use Darryl again and recommend him to others.


Tried this place with the little one after a visit to the mall.\n\nWe were both very disappointed. The food was absolutely terrible. Neither of us could eat more than a few bites and then we left. \n\nI can in no way recommend this location and suggest going somewhere else.


Yum, yum, yum!\n\nWill try not to repeat other diners reviews so here goes:\n\nLoved the burgers. Juicy, well cooked and good quality, home made burgers.\n\nLoved the chips. Partly skin on, yummy, perfectly cooked, crispy where it counts and fluffy inside.\n\nFab gluten free buns (burger gf) - looks like brioche buns but held together really well and really impressed they do gf buns too!\n\nGreat ice cream - maple syrup and walnut home made on the premises. \u00a31,75 for a decent sized scoop in a tub with toppings at 50p each. Yummy as were the toppings: honeycomb and I also asked for peanut butter. Proper US peanut butter. \n\nToilets - lovely and clean. Always a good point.\n\nSo, burger, chips, coke, ice cream and toppings, about \u00a312.50. Went home in food coma and raved about the gf greatness of the burgers. Staff friendly and left us to chat. Love the environmental commitment with Vegware packaging being used. Can't wait to go back!


Hate to give it up because I enjoy eating Breakfast here on the weekends when all the big names in the area are overcrowded with long waits. Great inexpensive food. Biscuits and gravy, homefries and ham and bacon all awesome! Owner and staff are friendly and efficient! Always great friendly service, hope you enjoy!


Can't say enough good things about this place! After buying a bike from a surplus warehouse and spending far more than the 45 minutes estimated to connect the brakes I brought my bike here. Off the bat they charged less than half of the advertised $40 on their website when I dropped it off. When I picked it up they had set up the brakes, inflated the tires and straightened the front tire (that may have been bent while I was wrestling with the brake system earlier) all free of charge. Really nice guys! I will definitely be bringing my bike here for all future anticipated problems!


I had an amazing shopping experience here! After walking through Old Town Scottsdale this afternoon, all of the started to look the same... and then I stumbled upon Chantelle's Collection and was blown away! \n\nThe owner was incredibly friendly and dazzled me with story after story of growing up in Iran. He asked me about my hometown and kept me thoroughly entertained while I looked at all the  stunning pieces. That was another thing, the jewelry was all unique and beautiful! Oh! Most importantly - it was marked with the price!!!!! Marked I tell you! I'm pretty sure that's the only spot in all of old town that has actual prices marked. \n\nWith all that said, I ended up with a handcrafted new necklace, the business card of my new friend, and I will 100% be back if I find myself in these parts again! Chantelle's Collection, tip of my hat to you :)


eh. meh.  the fog of the casino did not divert my attention from the price tag of these generic fusion versions of chinese food.  the dim sum was actually pretty good, but everything else was sort of greasy and white-ified.  oh also, restaurants that don't have windows toward the actual outside sort of creep me out.


There's no doubt about it, both Mamma Mia locations deliver some great pizza on the cheap. This Mamma Mia is now the closer of the two to my house, and at first I was a little worried. I wasn't sure if both locations were going to be good, but I'm not worried anymore.\n\nWhenever I go there, I get slices. I also usually only spend about $6. To me, that's awesome when I'm craving some pizza pie. By the way, Mamma Mia serves good ol' fashoined NY-style pizza. Their toppings range from traditional (roni, sausage, veggies) to fancy (salmon, bleu cheese, capers). I have been known to order capers on my slices (and they were actually really good). Normally I ask for the slices well done, and I'd recommend you do the same if you like that extra bit of crispiness like me. The slices come out relatively quickly, and I've never been dissatisfied with what I've been given.\n\nI've yet to try their sandwiches or pastas, but in time I'm sure I'll get around to it. At $6 or less a pop, I feel like I've got a good thing going. If I'm in the mood for pizza and I don't feel like traveling far or spending much, Mamma Mia is towards the top of my list.


I had always heard that paying for advertising online was like sinking money in a hole. Wow was that wrong. Eric at LeRiche Marketing showed me how I can spend a little on every click, and really build my client base. Just because I had to spend the money on Adwords, did mean I didn't make far more. Eric thanks for opening my eyes to one of the best investments I'd every make in my business!


Man this is place is amazing! I got the Diamond wash and it was worth every penny! The guy that finished cleaning my car had a broken finger and he scrubbed this weird grime that was chillin on the inside of my car door that another car wash place quoted me $200 to clean and he did it for FREE! He said he wanted to make a good first impression. He had a freakin broken finger! What an amazing dude. Really, he did not have to do that but I appreciate that he did. Also, I have a son, he's 2 and very restless right now so their waiting area is perfect! Cause I got to sit in their comfy couch eating yummy snacks while my son plays in their kiddy area. I definitely will be back! Super family friendly and the guys there are awesome.


The House of Tricks is aptly named. They have a box full of \"tricks\" to get you in the door along with many to make sure that you don't return. \n\nDon't be fooled! This clever house of tricks keeps their way over priced, mediocre food and horrible service well hidden until you, and your wallet, have already be taken. Quite the slight of hand!!\n\nI made the mistake of taking my family there for my wife's birthday (6 of us altogether). After sitting for 15 minutes we were greeted by Ben who immediately let us know through his inaction and disinterest that this was going to be a long night of \"no service\". Ben didn't need to be concerned, though-he was getting his tip no matter what he did, or didn't do for this table. Our choice should have been Burger King for the service, if nothing else. Sorry, no disrespect to those who wear the crown ;-). The bottom line-the House of Tricks has THE WORST SERVICE in Arizona!!! \n\nTheir overpriced food features barely palatable dishes and the portions are small. If you eat there don't expect any \"wow\" from the food. The only \"wow\" you will get is when you see the bill!!\n\nIn this economy Arizona has seen the doors of many restaurants shut. We don't need a magic door at the House of Tricks, but we do need it to close!!!


We arrived around 9:00PMish on a Saturday and there was a 2 minute wait.  We were greeted and seated promptly.  I was sitting on the booth side which unfortunately was sprinkled with the crumb\"age\" from a bread stick.  Once we opened the menu, we discovered nice Italian dishes with Italian and English Menu descriptions.  We had the Bucatini, Linguine with Clams, Seafood Risotto, and American Kobe.  ALL 4 dishes were delicious!  We also had the calamari with a parsley dipping sauce.  The bread with the white bean dipping sauce and tapanade was also very good.  Pricing was a little better than expected for what they offered. The service...EXCELLENT!  my water didn't go empty and they were very attentive.  Our server was very knowledgeable and friendly and did a good job of surprising our Mom with a comp birthday cheesecake dessert. YUM! I wouldn't mind eating here again.


Great view, food, and service. My GF and I went here to celebrate my return home from deployment. Wonderful experience!


Visited Casa Reyna in the basement of their strip district location off 21st and Penn avenue for lunch on Good Friday.  Their ambiance downstairs is decidedly cool and feels appropriate given the genre of food.\n\nMy co-worker and I opted for the special of the day: verde chicken enchiladas.\n\nThe chips and salsa were good.  The enchiladas were OK, but nothing special.  The chicken was tender, but it was just overly boring and nothing to make me say, \"Wow!\"\n\nWhat deserves special mention is the horrible service.  We were seated quickly, and then sat awhile waiting for our server.  He eventually made his way over, and after repeating our order a couple of times (due to language difficulties), we waited for our food.\n\nA decent amount of time had elapsed, but our chips and salsa were nowhere to be found.  Our chips showed up, and then thirty seconds later our lunches showed up.  I would have rather had the chips instantly while we were waiting for our food.\n\nAfter the food was delivered, no one checked on us for an extended period of time.  Since we needed to get back to work, we flagged down the manager (our server was too busy setting up tables to cater to the ones he already had), and asked for our check.  Instead of the manager getting our check himself, he tells our already in-attentive server to get it.  We never interacted with the server after the initial placing of the order.\n\nMore time elapses.....\n\nNow we are getting mad, because we've waited about 20 minutes after asking for our check, and the dirty dishes are still sitting in front of us.\n\nIt wasn't until we stood up, put our jackets on told the manager that we were leaving did he finally bring the check.\n\ntl;dr: Food was ok, service was horribly slow and inattentive for lunch.


Ru San's gets 5 stars for 3 outstanding reasons in the world of sushi restaurants:\n\n1. AFFORDABLE! You can order a ton of food and still not go broke. Sushi as cheap as $1 and $2!\n\n2. QUALITY!  I've been here countless times and  I've never ever had a bad meal. Everything is top notch and high quality. Sushi bar reinforces this: you see all the sushi chefs preparing rolls in plain sight.\n\n3. VEGETARIAN SUSHI!!! Yep, that's right. Ru San's has a huge menu, but my favorite part is the big vegetarian section. Big list to choose from, anything from fried cream cheese maki rolls to tamago egg maki rolls to kimchi cabbage maki rolls. And basically most vegetables you can think of, all prepared in a perfect little roll... heaven! This is such a relief from most sushi restaurants who have ONE vegetarian sushi option (which is usually way overpriced). Most of the veg options are between $2 and $3... awesome! \n\nI really love the Eggplant Sesame Yaki. I usually order this as an appetizer and reserve the leftover sauce as a dip for some of my maki rolls. This dish has cubes of eggplant, seared perfectly, tender inside, light crisp outside. The wow factor here though is the sauce, it's a thick, peanut butter like sauce, tart and sweet and nutty, with sesame seeds.  You've gotta try this! \n\nIf you have room for dessert, make sure you order some Tempura Ice Cream. This is basically a block of vanilla ice cream, covered in sweet tempura batter and deep fried. Then drizzled with a strawberry (and sometimes chocolate ) sauce. I'm not sure how they keep the ice cream from totally melting, but this dessert will make your day... heck, it'll make your week. Hands down my favorite dessert of all time.\n\nCocktails? Order the Lady Killer... kiwi juice and sake. mmm!\n\nKudos for being open a little later than most places.


Well.  I really wish I had a better review.  We really didnt have a good experience and wont be back.  \n\nThe service is really, really lacking.  Something is wrong with housekeeping.\nOur room didnt have a luggage rack (waited 20 minutes to unpack)  Discovered the next morning that I didnt have a hairdryer (waited 30 minutes for them to bring one)  Housekeeping never came when we requested, however they were in our room at 3pm when we came back from shopping.  \n\nThis hotel, even though its a non gaming, is not without trash.  Dont think you are getting anything extra special.  What you are getting is a hotel that really far away from the strip, very poor service disguised by a good name.  \n\nWe will not be back,


You won't see a lot of acrobatics, and there is a short narration in English at the beginning, so it's not the best for guests with limited English comprehension.  Of the three shows we saw in Vegas -- O, Ka, and Mystere, I would rank O first, Mystere second (there's no longer a man in a diaper), and Ka third.  Helpful tip:  if you have time before your trip, join the Cirque Club online for special promotions and check Travelzoo before you buy tickets.  If you can't find any good deals, buy same-day tickets at Tix 4 Tonight (search Yelp for tips on T4T).


I love red velvet cakes, but the ones here were too dry. It's not even topped with cream cheese icing. I do not recommend! I also tried the \"blood\" mate tea, it was okay. The fruit yogurt parfait sucks too!


average at best. Best view of the city by far though. Go in summer or no point in going. \n\nThe beer battered fish is good, yet there's much better in the city. It's nice and crispy, served on a fresh roll, tartar, lettuce, all that jazz. However again it's not worth venturing over for unless weather is perfect for an evening outside. \n\nChicken quesidilla, same thing. Average. \n\nI've went for 6 years now waiting for it to become something good. It's not going to happen. But I'll keep trying hoping.


I am pleased to see Pho places creeping West.  I do not like to drive all the way to Chinatown whenever I have a hot soup craving.  \n\nPho Annie is cute inside.  Clean. \n\nPho, egg rolls, and iced coffee were A-OK.\n\nNothing better or worse than your average Pho place aside from the slighty nicer ambiance.  Service was short,  and generic as expected.\n\nI'd go back anytime to warm my belly and soul with hot soup.


Purchased botox coupon on social media site and not at all satisfied - even returned for touch up with no results...makes you wonder and question if syringe was saline or botox.  I would not recommend or return for services.


It's Vegas. People are already walking outside. It's kinda crowded and it's only about 830AM. I was hesitant to see all the people standing inside but I needed to get something quick and simple for my boyfriend.\n\nLet me tell you; I was in/out in maybe 5 minutes tops! I ordered two egg white breakfast sandwiches, two large orange juices, and a side order of pancakes. I ordered, walked off to go stand in a corner and my order was ready! I was blown away!\n\nStaff are quick, efficient, and on-point. Kudos to all these employees for working so hard and fast to cater to everyone down here!


Man, I thought that they had turned a corner when it came to service, but apparently that was a fluke.  I came in for lunch one busy Saturday, gave them my name and no preference for indoor or outdoor, was then ignored for the next 15 minutes as the five top and a three top that came in after me got seated.  The servers passing by wouldn't even make eye contact and the girl checking out customers seemed to forget why we were there.  Ended up leaving and going to AZ 88 instead.  Disappointing.


Do you like being entertained by a knife-wielding Asian chef cooking at your table while you eat?  If this may sound interesting, grab a group of friends and check this place out.  Just don't expect the food to be stellar, and if you order sushi be prepared for less than average.  Benihana is a chain that specializes in a culinary circus type environment over anything else.


Just ok.  Went in with coworkers. Good vibe, decent band, and fun crowd.  Ordered a few appetizers; steak bites and wings.  Flavorless!  Ever salt chicken wings!  If you go here,  have a cocktail, listen to tunes, and skip the food!


I love everything about this Chick-Fil-A! The food is good, staff is friendly and fast, restaurant is clean, and just a great overall dining experience! Not all fast food restaurants are equal and this Chick-Fil-A is clearly going the extra mile to serve great food and give an all around enjoyable experience. Highly recommend it!


the kale salad is the bomb!


This is a great program and it has been working really well for me.  I started on December 29th and over the last 6 weeks I've lost 33 pounds.  I'm a big guy and weighed in at 276.  My goal is 180. The first week I lost 14 pounds and since then I've been averaging 4 pounds a week.  It's any easy diet to follow and if you're willing to do a little bit of cooking you can add enough variety and flavor to not get bored.  My energy levels are good and getting better all the time.\n\nMy sister and brother-in-law live in Henderson and raved about their weight loss results and the ease of staying on the program.  So I bit the bullet and a bit of skepticism (will this work for me?) and went to the Henderson clinic while visiting over the holidays.  The staff was professional and knowledgeable and answered my questions.  The wait was about 10 minutes to see a counselor which seemed reasonable.  Since starting, I've called in with some questions and if I didn't get a counselor immediately I got a callback within the hour.\n\nI'm eating about a 1000-1200 calories a day.  If you're a guy you will probably need to.  Use a scale to weigh out your portion sizes otherwise a 5 to 6oz hamburger can become 7 or 8oz.  \n\nTake your own blood pressure if you have a cuff at home.  Mine has dropped from 135/85 to 110/72.  I'm on blood pressure meds and while I've not experienced any dizziness if you do you may need to have your meds adjusted by your doctor.  If you're going into the clinic on follow-up make sure you get them to take your BP.  \n\nThe program is not inexpensive but you will find yourself spending less on groceries so it is probably a wash.  I think the spray makes a difference but don't ask me how.  Had my sister and BIL not had success I would just have assumed it's a scam.  IT IS NOT.  Good luck!


Every time I go to Vegas I have to come to the Gun Store. It's so fun to be able to shoot guns you can't shoot legally. My husband was able to try out an AK-47. He shot other ones but I forget the names. (girl sorry) They have awesome packages at really reasonable prices. Each package come with a free t-shirt too! A taxi ride to get here from the strip is pretty expensive. The first time we came here the taxi was around $30 each way from the strip. The last time we came we just drove here in our car. There's plenty of parking. All the employees are very helpful and they help you every step of the way. Highly recommend the Gun Store.


We really enjoyed our stay here. Upon check in the staff was courteous enough to give us a complimentary upgrade to a lake view room for my fiances birthday. I really liked our view (see picture). We didn't get a map of the property at first so we didn't know where our room was until we asked the bell hop. You're on the 4th floor at the main lobby so just remember that.. The beds were super comfortable and the bathroom soaps were delightful! There are no microwaves in the rooms, heads up but the food from the restaurant is pretty good. We had the pizza, it was delicious and the breakfast buffet was nice. There's an omelette and waffle station that could get a little backed up but it's worth it they're really good!! The servers were very nice as well. The Dominican Server we had.. Jose, I believe is his name? He always seemed to be around with a warm friendly smile. He served us both at the breakfast restaurant and at the pool area. He def stays busy and does a wonderful job at it all he deserves a raise! Please don't make any phone calls from the hotel it's extremely expensive! Overall we enjoyed relaxing at the pool although, I understand it's not summer or anything but the pool closed around 5pm that bummed us out a lil but we loved the water slide! The resort is lovely and the free kayak rentals were fun! I highly recommend this place if you're trying to stay away from the craziness if the strip and relax but also not be to far away to drive to it too. The area is really nice and the free shuttle gets full fast so book ahead in advance! Thanks westin lake Las Vegas for an amazing mini vacation! And for the complimentary bday champagne!


C'est vrai que l'endroit est peut-\u00eatre un peu victime de sa popularit\u00e9, et je fais partie des gens qui trouvent aberrant d'attendre en ligne pour manger des oeufs ou une poutine.  Donc, m\u00eame si c'est \u00e0 c\u00f4t\u00e9 de chez moi, je mets rarement les pieds chez MA-Am-M Bolduc.  Par contre, il faut admettre que la poutine est vraiment d\u00e9licieuse, les frites maison sont cuites \u00e0 la perfection, m\u00eame au plus fort de l'achalandage, les assiettes sont copieuses \u00e0 souhait (trop, en fait, mais ce n'est pas vraiment un d\u00e9faut, non?).\nCe qui serait bien, ce serait peut-\u00eatre d'ajouter un \"peu\" de verdure \u00e0 leur menu.  La derni\u00e8re fois o\u00f9 j'y suis all\u00e9, j'ai d\u00e9cid\u00e9 d'essayer le fish and chips maison.  C'\u00e9tait croustillant \u00e0 souhait, les filets \u00e9taient bon, les frites aussi, mais une petit salade pour accompagner toute cette panure aurait \u00e9t\u00e9 appr\u00e9ci\u00e9... Au lieu de quoi, on servait l'assiette avec des onion rings!  Tout \u00e9tait d\u00e9lcieux, mais tant de panure! \u00c7a en venait un peu \u00e9coeurant, et je n'ai pas pu terminer mon assiette, loin s'en faut... J'aurais tu\u00e9 pour un bout de iceberg!


food was decent, beer was cold but the servers looked like they just rolled out of bed.  They didn't comb their hair and if the front of the house doesn't look presentable can only imagine what is going on in back of the house where my good is being cooked.  I will not be coming back.


Wow!!! Line wrapped around the corner, even for the guest list. Long wait to get in, but really cool/visually amazing layout inside. Favorite part - the balcony with the view of the city and the pool. It's also a great place to gather outside and talk with friends - but even that gets crowded. You want to do Vegas right, come here. Talk about classy, amazing and just all around worth it.\n\nWay crowded on the dance floor after 11 - packed like sardines and couldn't really even move. Amazing layout - it seemed very big but with intimate settings. Expensive drinks, but for the atmosphere I'd probably be willing to pay. Didn't realize there were other places to go in here. From what I heard bottle service is worth it. I'd like to give this place another try and see the other levels, as I didn't realize there were multiple levels and house isn't really my thing.\n\nI'd love to give this place four stars because I was having fun until it became so packed that it stopped being fun because you couldn't even move - and after the fifth time of being stiletto'd and the ninth time of being pushed/groped/jostled by creepy guys, I had enough.


Since UPS took over Mailboxes etc that leaves Postnet for Fedex.  I had a manufacturer return package with tag ready to go and just dashed in, dropped it off, greeted by friendly staff and dashed out.  Simple and easy.


Loved the service here! From the greeter to our waitress Claudia, everything was top notch! My pancake was perfect, cooked but light & fluffy without me mentioning anything to the waitress. When we originally arrived, we were quoted a 50 min wait on a Monday morning but left because we were hungry. Went to Max Brenner (which closed yesterday apparently?) and returned about 30-40 mins later and had a 10-15 min wait. \n\nIf your looking for a delicious, cheap eat provided by happy & wonderful staff, look no further! I would definitely eat here again if I'm in the area ;-)


I've been here on numerous occasions. At least 6 times. It's a convenient location and I always think my bad experiences are a fluke. I've come for brunch once, that was a bust. My other visits are during dinner. Of all the dishes I've tried, the worst was the veggie burger. Cold white rice with a few black beans thrown in and shaped into a patty.\n\nI'd prefer a bowl of cereal at home over this place. Hands down.


Love love love the big eye tuna pizza....I don't remember anything else. Service was awful...I don't like when you ask if I'm sure I want to really pay 5 bucks for fresh wasabi n look like your surprised...I'm ordering it so bring it.rude. our server came around once in a while, never asked if we were ok or needed anything else...maybe i wanted to order more...oh well...ill do take out next time


Food was mostly good.  Sides definitely not worth the price especially the spinach which was about a handful worth.  They kept part of it raw to take up space in the bowl a size that they would put a side of dressing.  Bone in ribeye was awesome.  Beef Wellington very good.  The salad with green goddess dressing was good and deceivingly filling.  Service was very good.  It just seems slightly overpriced


Darren it cracked me up to see you reviewed this Eat'n Park, but then I wasn't surprised a bit. I used to live blocks away from this place, and the location was ideal, for my favorite bar ever (Wilkie's Inn, now closed) was diagonally across the street from it. I actually have mostly bad memories of drunken friends fighting and/or confrontations here, but still this place beats all after a night at the bar. I can close my eyes and picture scrambled eggs and french toast, not to mention their delicious burgers with a side of pickles. And of course the obligatory Eat'n Park smiley face cookies, ah how I love them! Message to non-Pittsburghers, go to this (or any) Eat'n Park at least once! You'll be back!


I have been taking my vehicles to this location for years, and have been very happy with the service. I now have a fleet vehicle and was servicing it for the first time. I wasn't even clear on how to handle the billing  situation. Justin was incredibly helpful to me and called the fleet company and took care of it for me. I will definitely be taking the vehicle here for every synthetic oil change  and some repairs.


Le genre de resto-bar sports qui ne cesse de s'accro\u00eetre (quasiment tripl\u00e9 en 3 ans), qui offre nachos, sandwich, calmars, et salades, et autres munchies passables \u00e0 prix respectables. \n\nPour les amateurs de sports, tel que l'indique le nom, c'est bon lieu. Des t\u00e9l\u00e9s partout, des sp\u00e9ciaux de soirs de matchs, etc. \n\nPour les amateurs de terrasses pas cher - d'ailleurs la seul raison pour laquelle vous me retrouveriez ici - vous trouverez votre compte. Le seul hic - elle est directement sur la rue Ste. Catherine, donc ni chic, ni cute. Mais s\u00e9rieux, ne vous attendez pas \u00e0 quelque chose de sp\u00e9cial...


One of those things you have to do if you haven't already, but definitely NOT worth the price...it's $12 for a ride! I think there's a discount for loyalty members at the hotel. There's also a ride package if you want to ride more than once. \n\nGO AT NIGHT! There's great views of the strip on the ride. It's not that hardcore of a ride...one big drop at the beginning and it goes upside down on a loop.


I've eaten here twice now. The service has been outstanding. The steaks good, the braised short ribs are to die for.


As I begin to write my review I realize the server I am about to disparage is gossiping with the hostess behind me discussing her discontent with her most recent tip. This is NO Houston's! What happened to ensuring a well manicured table, timely service, and a full glass of wine. Boo.


I just turned in my keys to this place about an hour ago, following a 12 month lease. \n\nThe location is stellar! There are a ton of great businesses within walking distance. The park out back, the neighborhoods, and canal path are great for exercising your kids, yourself, or your dog.  \n\nI never needed anything in terms of service requests so I can't review management beyond being efficient in processing and responding to inquiries. The company is very communicative about things like service issues and water outages.  This is my third lease with the Equity Apartment management group. I'd use them again.\n\nThe complex is actually two complexes combined under one management team which has resulted in duplicate unit numbers. Every time someone refused my offer for additional verbal directions, they arrived in shock as to how tricky the space is to navigate. If you rent here, be prepared  for this.\n\nThe biggest issue I had here was being on a second floor end unit. Lots of gas fumes from garages below and the utilities were pretty high. Also, directing people to my unit was a hassle. \n\nThe tenants are a good mix and generally relaxed. When  you walk through the complex in early spring, the citrus trees smell amazing.  I'm definitely going to miss this place.


After a night out and skipping dinner, we were starved! We really wanted to try the Mexican restaurant in Aria but they were closing (boo!). After asking which restaurants are still opened we chose Lemongrass. \n\nThe decor is pretty and modern. The booths are hard to get into though! You cant just slide in. On the table they have a cup with wooden/bamboo chopsticks. I personally think if it was an upscale Asian restaurant they'd be pretty and reusable but that's my opinion. \n\nWe ordered Tom Kha Chicken to start which was awesome. They didn't spoon the soup into individual bowls which I thought was odd. I guess I'm just use to Asian restaurants doing that. For our main course we had black pepper prawns, sweet and sour chicken, some kind of curry, and I think Chow Fun. All tasted good but weren't outstanding. I guess I've had better Thai/ Chinese food with better service for cheaper back home. But then again I have to give them credit for being open so late. \n\nAfter adding some sodas, beers, and white rice the total was well over $100. Overall I doubt I will return even for late night grub.


This place rocks! We had another great meal here tonight. The dinner isn't rushed and the Grill Chef put on a wonderful show. He was especially entertaining to my 7 year old. I wish I could remember his name! \n\nWe made a reservation for the Teppanyaki Grilll, which I highly recommend. We had a party of 7. We started with some Asahi beer. You have enough time to chat & enjoy your company before the chef starts your grilling entertainment. \n\nMy kids loved it! My daughter is 14, & she said it was really cool to watch the chef prepare her meal in front of her.\n\nI had the scallops, which were moist and cooked to perfection...not chewy. I ordered the NY steak med.well. It was delicious! No fat on it, tender and full of flavor...I didn't even need a knife to trim it! \n\nThey also served a bowl of soup, I don't know what it's called\" but it is a broth base with some green onions in it and fresh sliced mushrooms. After that comes a small salad with a ginger dressing, followed by stir fried rice.\n\nThe chef does a great show with the eggs for the rice! Just charming.\n\nThe noodles have a slightly sweet flavor to them and the vegetables were crisp. \n\nEverything has been excellent here twice within the last month. I hope they keep up the good service and the food quality.


Typical sports bar with great wings! Kitchen Sink Wings were $.50 each the night we went. The fried zucchini was great as well (more breading then zucchini, but it doesn't matter after a few beers). We also tried the nachos and tater tots, which were fine. Service was great! They also have daily beer specials.


Ate here tonight because we were shopping at the RV dealer.  It's our second time.  The line was very long and we waited a very long time to order.  However, the prep guy was very friendly, apologizing for the wait and trying to make the best of it.  It was also super hot in the line, we were hot and hungry standing there.  I ordered a half pound of chicken and added pickles and jalepenos on it with mac and cheese salad and potato salad.  Everything tasted great.  The side salads were really really good and the chicken, although the bone/connector joint thingys kept getting in my way, the sauces kept me happy.  All of the sauces made the chicken sing harmonies in my mouth.  It was pricey but I had leftovers for later.  Boyfriend got the brisket and raved about it being juicy and delicious.  My only complaint is the wait in line.  They need more help.


I love this brand but I am sure not going to this place again. I was visiting this place last month to looking for some good items. When I just walked in to the store, there was some black boys came in to store behind me. I'm Asian, I have been in United States for 40 years. I love every races in the world, there is not thing wrong with those kids but once they walked in be hind me, the employee who stand in front the door (old white guy) made some weird voice and he walk to another employee who is skinny tall and long hair and ask him something like\" hey don't you want to take picture of them and upload to internet?\" The tall guy asked him why I think, he said\" just to make fun of them.\" What is this!? Is this how they give customer service to customer? I looked up those kids, they just like all other young children shows underwear out of jean, it is just some kind style isn't it?  I was about 5feet away from those employees but I heard everything what they said! I felt sad and mad! Why people still saying something like that? I really disappointed!


Very disappointed. Sand in the scallops. Fish and chips - fish over-cooked. When told waiter, he said he would let know chef know. Came back and said no one else complained. I asked if he thought I was lying. Said no, but no one did anything. Not what I expected from a Gordon Ramsey restaurant. My family is English and I have had MUCH better fish and chips from our local take out in San Diego and a LOT cheaper!


I actually haven't been here in years but I do remember it well.  I think if you love seafood, this place is totally worth it.  There was so much seafood I didn't know what to eat.  I think everyone generally goes for the crab as most of my friends did.  Since I've never been a big Alaskan crab fan, I ended up mostly seafood noodles.  Pretty good seafood noodles, but they really are just noodles with seafood.  For me it was not worth it because of what I like, but I definitely recommend it to those seafood lovers.


Not going back. It's the cleanliness of the place that still haunts me. \n\n5/15/2010 i sat on the patio. When you enter there are 2 lamps on the brick wall outside..one is totally busted. There are 3 ceiling fans on the patio that do not work. (one didn't even have the hardware attached just dangling cords.) Instead there was a floor fan on the bar. There were FLIES everywhere!!! I had to sacrifice half a beer because one went in and drowned...i barely noticed this!!! Not one bit of this review has anything to do with food...but everything to do with maintenance and impression. The tables and chairs were just dirty. I enjoy sitting outside, and i can name many places that are clean even outside...this is unacceptable for me. I wish i had taken pictures...it was surprisingly dirty as compared to last year.


Hip place.  A lot of wood accents. Very open.  Downtown. Decent menu. After seating it did take a while to get a water and some attention. Staff was friendly. Nice place for groups or maybe casual meeting. Overall decent place. Highlight\nOf the visit! MACAROONS!!  salted caramel was delicious and will surely return STRICTLY for more macaroons.


If you want an ornate and well taken care of hotel you can rest assured that the William penn is what your looking for. It's killer for events, the lobby looks like you steeped onto the set for a history film. My only complaint is that the rooms themselves are a bit outdated. The carpet seems old and there isn't a lot of space to move around in. I'd say it's worth checking out, there's a Starbucks right next store so you can grab a coffee and sit in the hotel lobby for a bit, but  I wouldn't pay the price for a room.