I give two stars for a decent wash. I got the basic wash it was 14.99. As soon as you pull up they are trying to upsell you and get you to replace your windshield. Even when they were giving me my car back they tried to get me to have my leather seats detailed. I find this very annoying and if I shouldn't have to say no thank you more than once. I had to ask to have the marker they write on your window washed off. They also missed bird poo that was on my door. My door handle was broken prior to going in but they hid the handle under my seat and when I asked where it was they tried to say it wasn't there when I arrived. I don't like being called a liar. Will not return.


Woooo boy! Some harsh reviews on the poor little unassuming hookah/gangsta rap hangout known as Crave. \n\nWell allow me to retort. Crave is excellent for what it is - a mish mash of hookah, cheap drinks, and good food specials. It's a great spot to pre drink without dropping a hundred bucks if you're with those annoying friends who feel like they need to go out before 11. \n\nThe food specials are solid as well. As Sunny mentioned, five bucks can get you anything from a hummus plate to a quesadilla to a solid sandwich combo. Throw in a couple $2 beers or mixed drink and you've got yourself an excellent post work wind down. \n\nThe music selection does get pretty gangsta on the weekends, but if you are just looking to avoid the long lines at Cue or Zuma, and want a cheap drink while you're doing it, Crave is the place to be. \n\nOn a side note, I've never lost my card or witnessed anyone puking.


I was truly disappointed when I came in for my first ever brazilian.  The lady was way past late and there were other clients waiting as well.  I felt she rushed through my first time and it was the worst experience ever with her.  She told me, if this was painful for me I shouldn't give birth because that is ever worse pain...who says that to their client the first time they are coming in?!?  I tried two other places for brailizans and the experience was amazing and pain was mininal. I wouldn't go here nor recommend anyone else!


Had the BBQ Burger for lunch. Too much lettuce tomato and 'fixings' to steal the taste of the burger away. \n\nLet the meat be the star of the burgers, not lettuce.


It upsets me that this place even has 3 stars. It is terrible! I've been to many other salons in Tempe and this is by far the worst. It is close to my house so I decided to try it out and it was awful. I've read some of the other reviews and am shocked to see that multiple people have ALSO been rudely treated when trying to pay with a card instead of cash. First of all, the man that did my nails was very rude. He kept shoving my hands every which way instead of telling me where to put them. He did a horrible job on my white gel nails which you would think would be fairly easy. They started peeling the next day! One of the ladies had to come over and fix one of my nails that he messed up and she actually ended up making it worse. Then, when I went to pay and told the cashier I would be paying with a card, she rolled her eyes at me and made a comment about people always paying with cards, and then rudely pointed at a sign they had made and basically forced me to tip the man in cash. Never ever going there again! Other than the fact that this place is slightly cheaper than others.. there is nothing good about it! STAY AWAY!!!!!


Equipment is not well maintained. Pads are wearing out and not replaced on a fair amount of the machines..  No attention to oiling machines.  Place is not especially clean.  Not enough lockers.   Cardio cinema is a complete waste of space.


Squirrel Hill really could use more charming neighborhood eateries like this. Aji Picante took over half of what used to be a Panera and remade the space into an inviting dining room.\n\nThe menu is not long, but they prepare their dishes well and with care. From the appetizer section, I highly recommend the fritter -- the dipping sauces are all great. I've tried their ceviche as well; it's an interesting dish with some very strong flavors and textures, but it didn't speak to me as much as the fritters. I've tried two main dishes so far, and both have been very satisfying.The first time, I ordered the tilapia, which was tender and moist. It was accompanied by some potatoes and a light broth. The balance was just right. The second time I ate at Aji, I got the pork shank. It was almost like a cassoulet -- except that you have a big hunk of pork shank (crispy on the outside, tender on the inside) instead of bits of duck. The dish was hearty and comforting, great for a wintry evening. Finally, the desserts are pretty good too. \n\nExtremely friendly service.\n\nThe average price is perhaps a tad on the high side, but I think it's worth it.


It is located in the Harris Teeter shopping center,next to the \"Chinese Food\" sign.\nTiny restaurant,the lightning is a little dark,limited seating and yes the tables are really close to each other. It feels a little uncomfortable. \nThe sushi is really average, it taste like grocery store bought sushi,except it's not cold. Most of their rolls are deep fried. \nThe quality of food and price are both lower compare to other sushi restaurants.\nI would maybe just order take out from time to time if I'm feeling cheap and need a quick sushi fix.


Let me preface this by saying I am a freak about cleanliness when it comes to nail salons. I recently moved here from Seattle where I went to the \"natural\" nail salon, Julep so my standards are pretty high. I chose this one based on being voted Ahwatukee's favorite nail salon. I walked in and was greeted promptly. I was told to pick out my color but they didn't the color I wanted...surprising. I felt a little rushed by the guy at the front and then when I settled on a color he grabbed my Starbucks cup himself to take it to the station - it had a straw sticking out and he grabbed it by the top. I was immediately taken aback....I'll take my own drink thank you very much. The manicure was good enough...the tech wasn't very friendly, in fact he seemed annoyed they whole time. I did not see where the instruments came from, they were not in a bag, but just sitting there.....therefore I cannot tell if they had been sterilized. The station was a little dirty, not washed down from the previous client and when I went to dry my nails, where you place your hands under the light was in desperate need of a good wiping down, you could literally see crud stuck onto it from other's before me. Ewwww. The manicure was really nice but based on my experience I won't be returning here.


I was super excited to see that there was a Serendiptiy in Vegas. This was my first stop before hitting the roulette table. I quickly ordered the 12oz frozen hot chocolate for $10 bucks and what I got tasted like a.......\n\nMOCHA FRAPPUCCINO\n\nWTF???\n\nthis place is totally hyped... I should have gone to starbucks to save time and money!


Had Dad's catering at a Christmas party I attended and even for free food I felt ripped off. I would have brought a lunch that day if I knew that I would be eating canned green beans, undercooked scalloped potatoes and cheap packaged rolls with \"whipped spread\". The little desert trays were good at least, and the staff was friendly enough, which is why I bumped it up to two stars.


Get out of the business Lowes!  Home Depot knows what they are doing so get out of their way.\nSound harsh?  read on then judge for your'e self.\nI manage 3 4 plex apartments here in las vegas, and needed 2 sets of counter tops for 2 units that I was quoted 1/2 of what Home Depot wanted.  Time was critical these units are being rented by two families that live in their cars currently because they are down on their luck.  (my employer is very generous and rehabs units for low income housing giving people a second chance)\nI went to Lowes on w. charleston and the price was more than 2x what i was quoted on the phone.  I was in a hurry so I ordered them and was assured they would be there on 6-13.  I called 6-13 told they were not in and called 6-14, & 6-15 again told they were not in.  Turns out they were in the whole time but the employees were too lazy too look on the back of the counters to see who they belonged to.\nWhen Lowes finally found the counters they had made a mistake and ordered the wrong size they were both too short.\n6-26 Lowes has the counters in and they are too short a second time.  Store manager  Ben is supremely disinterested and I am pushed off to the counter top guy again.  I explain I need the counter top 8' not 7' he seems to understand this time.  \n6-27 Lowes calls to take measurements themselves because they still haven't ordered the right size yet!  I met counter top guy on site show him I need 8', he leaves assures me he will order as soon as he gets back to store.\n6-28 4:30 pm (today) I get call from Lowes they screwed up the credit card charge and haven't ordered the tops yet!\nMeanwhile I have 2 families living in their cars waiting on counter tops so the county will let them move in and Lowes can't seem to get it together!\nAs if this wasn't enough, I was assured that the area manager Lary Ednes from Lowes would call to help me out with this problem.  Well Larry, its been 3 days and counting; each day I'm assured by your office i will receive a call that day and nothing.\nHelloooo?  Lowes,? is anybody home?\n\nLowes your slogan is \"Lowes never stop improving\".  Well when are you going to start?


So in my quest for a new lunch spot, I dragged my co-worker and his wife to Shane's. We were greeted at the counter and the menu was so big, we had to step aside to read it all. We finally were ready to order our lunch!\n\nI opted for the Shack Sampler which comes with: 1/4 rack of ribs, 2 chicken tenders & 1/4 lb. pulled pork with 2 sides. I chose greens and macaroni and cheese. All this was delivered to my table!\n\nThe food was pretty darn OK! The ribs were falling off the bone, and the sauce wasn't too terribly candy sweet. The chicken tenders were well seasoned and tossed in a hot wing sauce that wasn't very hot. The pulled pork was moist and tender and covered in the same sauce as the ribs. The greens were meh... they were sweet! Something I'm not used to. I was hoping for something more smoky/salty. The macaroni and cheese was not the kind that \"Big Mama\" used to make. It was tasty, but not homemade.\n\nI was delighted to see that they have Sweet Tea!!! Yay! That was a major plus for them. I wanted to try their peach cobbler so I went back up to the counter to order some. OK, I know some people are going to disagree with me, but I LOVE my cobbler doughy. Here's the catch, the dough has to be tasty. Shane's won on that tip too! I loved that the peaches weren't too terribly sweet, and there was a good amount of dough in the bowl. \n\nI plan on hitting up Shane's again for another \"semi-southern\" fix. It wasn't WONDERFUL it was \"A-OK\". If you want WONDERFUL, you'll have to hit my parent's kitchen in Spring, Texas. In the meantime, hit Shane's for a taste!


best best best! been there a few times and it's always the best i've ever had :)


Tylor and Glenn were the best! I was the one that got there one minute to closing and they stayed open for me! Awesome service!


**Review of Delivery Only**\n\nI live around the corner from this place, and pass by it all the time. I'm picky about my Chinese food, and get nervous trying new places.\n\nYesterday, as a bit of back story, I spent all day with my roommates cleaning our house and garage.  \nBy 4:00pm, I was starving, and ready to just order in and veg out.\n\nMy roommate and looked up the menu for Red Shrimp Company, since we had just seen it again Saturday night, and were curious about the food.\n\nThe web ordering process was confusing, so we called in and ordered the family meal, to feed 3 people.  This came with: 3 entrees (picked from a list, not from the full menu), steamed rice, a choice of fried rice or shrimp lo mein, your choice of soups, and 3 egg rolls and 3 crab rangoon.\n\nWe were quoted about 55 minutes for the delivery, which was fine.  \n\nAbout 35 minutes later, the food had arrived!  \n\nSo excellent points on a quick and speedy delivery.\n\nThe Orange Chicken:  Good.  Better than some that I've had.  \nThe Kung Pao Chicken:  very good.  I don't do spicy, and it had a very nice heat to it.  \nThe Moo Goo Gai Pan: exceptional.  I'd never had it before, so i can't really compare it to other places, but I REALLY liked the flavor. \n\nThe chicken was tender in all three entrees.\n\nCrab Rangoon:  AWESOME.  It was still hot, and was not soggy, like some places rangoons are when delivered.  I enjoyed it a lot. \n\nEgg rolls: Meh.  I've had better.  \n\nLo Mein:  The menu had said shrimp, but we got chicken.  Minor disappointment, but the chicken was moist and tender, and the noodles were great, so no biggie. \n\nRice:  We were supposed to get steamed rice, but they gave us chicken fried rice instead.  Nice surprise.  It was good, but...a little bland, and kind of dry.  \n\nThe soup, I hated, but my roommate loved.  We got the Egg Flower soup...I personally think it looked like snot, and had a snotty/slimey/gross texture to it.  I've had homemade Egg drop soup before and liked it, but this was just nasty.  \n\nSo, all in all, it was ok.  I think we definitely got our moneys worth.  \n\nI'd order from here again, for sure, just to try some of the other options, and for more Crab Rangoon.


The food here was ok, though it seemed generally overpriced for what it was. \n\nExperience run down:\n1- Called for reservation, showed up 5 mins early, no table ready, ouch.\n\n2- 10 mins later get a table\n\n3- Menus are of the cheapest quality stapled in corner with inconsistent translations for dishes (some are Portuguese/English, others English/French and other are just Portuguese). I can understand wanting to use the traditional names for dishes, but some kind of explanation or description for fine dining is usually a nice touch for those unfamiliar with the cuisine.\n\n4- Menu consists of Tapas or little taster plates of various items all priced 7-10$ each. There are 10-12 sea items and about 8-10 land items. Most of these can be ordered as a main course (hence a slightly bigger portion) with accompaniments (most likely veggies of some kind). Additionally there are taster menus that feature chef's choice of sea and land tapas for 35-45$ with soup/salad. Finally a conventional Table D'Hote (soup, salad/snails, entree, dessert & coffee) for 25-30$\n\n5- I had a selection of 3 land tapas (chorico sausage, Brazilian Feijoada, Filet Mignon with Blue Cheese & Port sauce) as I was not much of fan of the sea based offerings. My girlfriend after asking some questions about the catch of the day and other items in the table d'hote settled for the grilled chicken as it was nigh impossible to figure out what the waiter was saying when explaining the dish, if he was explaining it at all really. Waiter made questionable remarks about not understanding my pronunciation of Portuguese items regardless that when he said them they were nearly the same.\n\n6- Water was the drink du jour, unfortunately it could not be replenished fast enough to wash away the saltiness of the foods to come.\n\n7- Bread served was good, though a little dry around the crust. Typical of this kind of bread when it has been sliced ahead of time, due to its airiness, it tends to dry out quickly.\n\n8- Soup was carrot, decent though nothing really crazy or outstandingly Portuguese about. The chorizo on my end was delicious, however for 7$ there was very little of it. only 3/8 of an actual 8\" sausage.\n\n9- After about 25 mins, part 2 our meal showed up. My GF decided to be adventurous and try snails instead of salad. Let's just say it didn't suit her tastes, mine either really there was a kind of fishy garlicky taste to it all that just was not apetizing. My feijoada, a mix of black beans, beef and pork (which parts? no one knows) was interesting but really more of a salt-assault.\n\n10- Finally the 'main course' so to speak as I had my 3rd tapas, the filet mignon, supposedly cooked to medium rare, though one would argue that what was served was really on the medium to medium well side of things. The Blue Cheese and Port sauce was tasty but got tiresome after two bites as it was simply far too rich. My GF's grilled chicken had a tasty coating but when one dug deeper to get to the meat, it had an odd sponginess to it with a fishy understated taste. Romado's has got Portuguese chicken down pat for way cheaper, so there is no reason to look elsewhere really. Her accompaniment was a mash of several veggies swimming in oil, not very appealing presentation wise nor all that tasty, oil too overpowering.\n\n11- Dessert was brief with 1 pasteis de natas (custard pie) oddly accentuated with chocolate sauce, why? It was flaky and moist, but for the menu price of 6$ you can get way better at any of the surrounding bakeries for way less.\n\n12- The confusion then began here. We paid with a deal we found online at a Groupon type site (20$ for 50$ worth of food) and it took about 15 minutes for our waiter and various staff to figure out the bill with this type of transaction. Add to this that the tip and taxes were paid in cash and we still needed to wait 10 mins to get 5$ in change, ridiculous if you ask me.\n\n13- Overall, the food was ok, overpriced with a lousy and overstressed wait staff. I will visit any of Montreal's finer Portuguese fair before coming back\n\n** out of *****


Mike O'Neil has been looking after our landscaping needs for years. We have never had any problems and he has always been responsive to our needs and to any issues that have arisen. \n\nWe have recommended him to friends and family and he has always ensured that all work is completed to our satisfaction before any money changes hands. We have even had him work with artificial grass and Christmas lighting and his guys have always been up to the job. \n\nCan't recommend earthworks enough!


After 2 not so great experiences having my first 2 kids I decided to do something different when I got pregnant with baby #3. I decided to see the midwives at Valley Women for Women. I met with all the midwives while I was pregnant and from the very first visit my husband and I both felt the difference. It seemed like the midwives actually cared about me and my family and my overall birthing experience.  They spent as much time with me at every appointment as I needed. I NEVER felt like they were rushing through an appointment.  They had toys in the exam room for my kids to play with when I had to bring them with me (huge bonus!).  \n\nThe only drawback is the wait time.  The midwives are SO busy and they deliver all of their patients babies themselves that sometimes I would get there for an appointment and need to be rescheduled or wait for 45-60 min. Even knowing that, I would come back to these wonderful ladies again.  Their nurses were WONDERFUL as well.  \n\nThey never pushed one type of birth over another - I knew if I wanted an epidural they would get me one and if I was going to give birth without medication, they would coach me every step of the way. \n\nJanice delivered my little girl and it was by far the best birthing experience I've had of the 3. My husband joked that I didn't even need him there because Janice was so amazing.  She coached me perfectly while keeping me calm (I was fully dilated when I got to the hospital). \n\nI drove 25 minutes for each appointment. It was totally worth it.  I recommend these ladies to everyone.


This place used to be great, but it's sad to see what it has turned into. One of their selling points was a variety of classes that were available from 5 am to 11 pm. Now they have very limited classes that are jammed packed with signs stating that's tips are mandatory. Very low class! They no longer offer shampoo or conditioner in the locker rooms and have no place to hang a towel while in the shower. The staff is very unorganized when it comes to class cards and often forget to pass them out. I recently renewed my membership after taking a few months off and needless to say....had I taken a few classes before renewing, I wouldn't have renewed. The only reason I keep coming back is because the instructors are awesome.


The flavors and toppings were okay.\nI was a little disappointed how few non-fat options there were.\nThey have an okay selection but all were of similar tastes.


This was our last use of the LALALA ramen pass and it was totally awesome to be able to conclude our two week Los Angeles ramen extravaganza with an awesome ramen dish in Las Vegas. \n\nSmokey and sultry with a slight hint of wood fired bbq char was the flavor of the pork that was included in our soup bowl. It was very bold and distinct and the subtleties of the smokiness withstood the nuanced flavors of the ramen broth. The waitress hovered over us, she wanted to make sure we had a good time and enjoyed our food. She almost followed us out the door when she said goodbye. \n\nThey try to do things a little different here at Ramen Misoya Tomi. The traditional, meticulous care is still put into the recipes and ingredients but added are the non-traditional, traditional recipes that we aren't familiar with. Did you follow that? \n\nThe decor could use a little improvement, I'm not a fan of the huge posters hanging about that tout the benefits of miso. Ambiance could be a little less perfunctory and a bit more fun, but what's great about this spot is that it's not too crowded so I'd recommend it for groups. It's hard to find a ramen spot to take big groups to because they are normally tiny places and packed to the brim. A group would fare fine here.


As an avid coffee fan, I have to say that Caribou has won me over. They have free Wi-Fi, which is great if you find yourself in the area and you need to do some work via computer. When you walk in the door, you feel like you've left the Southside and entered a cozy ski lodge. They even have a fireplace surrounded by big, comfy chairs -definitely a plus when you're looking for a place to relax and sip on some espresso. \n\nOne of the cool things about Caribou is that it has a wider variety of menu items than your typical coffee shop. The oatmeal (try their Blueberry Almond flavor, so good!), breakfast sandwiches and snacks are much better than what you can get at your local Starbucks. If you're not a coffee person, Caribou also has some really good flavored teas. Overall, a great place to get your caffeine fix.


I have wanted to see this ever since I turned 18 because I am fascinated by the idea of sophisticated nudity.  Anyway, I finally got to go and it was a total disappointment.  The opening and closing numbers were quite impressive, and what I expected (the stage was full, large costumes, etc.) but the middle parts were strange story lines that didn't make sense, a ton of men singing and dancing (I wanted to see showGIRLS!)  and the worst part was the choreography: the timing was way off and everyone looked like they had a different style of doing everything.  I was expecting to be amazed at the precision but was totally let down.\n\nI will say that the interludes they had between the numbers was quite good.  There was a pair of men doing acro stuff, a man on silks and a gentleman who twirled these giants shapes in the air, and when the light caught the metallic of the shapes, it created a sort of psychedelic color thing.  We were more entertained by the interludes than anything else.\n\nThe set piece for the Titanic was cool, though.  All in all, if we hadn't spent so much money on the tickets, I would have left early so I could get to Pure nightclub to see New Kids on the Block.


Hit or miss.  Food's not the freshest, but it's not that bad.  Really cheap and big portions.


Price is reasonable, service is good, food average. I eat at alot of Thai restaurants but this Pud Thai is drenched in a soup like very sweet sauce that doesn't resemble the flavor or texture of authentic Pud Thai. Otherwise everything else is average.


LOVE boba and love not having to drive to China Town to get it.  Number One Boba Tea owners also have the boba place inside the mall in China town.  I always get the Peach Green Tea with boba and sometimes with Lychee Jelly.  Delicious!!  My other half gets a strawberry and mango smoothie which he likes.\n\nThey have mini boba on the weekends if you like that.  They also make crepes if you want a snack.  And for those you don't like boba, of course just ask and they won't add it.  They also have stamp cards where you buy 10 drinks and get a milk tea free!


I recently had dinner at Carnevino with 4 friends.  While I've eaten in Batali places before, this one really takes the torta on overpriced food and fussy/condescending waiters and service.  Being from NY, I don't take kindly to snowjobs -- and this place was all about that.  \n\nOur server, a dweeb from LI to boot, who made lots of chit chat with us at first, was all about getting us to spend as much $$$ as possible.  He was good with the stories \"aged beef, so carefully prepared...be sure to pick up the bone and gnaw on it - like Mario would do if he was here.\" Oh pleeze.  So pretentious.  The tale of the cannoli prep was the best, as another server made up seemingly compelling stuff as he went along.  I was anticipating and fully ready to vomit up my overpriced meat in response to the line, \"each cannoli shell is carefully rolled between the nubile thighs of 16-year-old virgins\" if it came to that. And in Vegas, that'd truly be a rare thing.\n\n\nAfter having 3 small pasta plates to share, we went on to the mains. And, by the way, one of those pastas, the penne with anchovies, was about the worst thing I've ever tasted and should be fully avoided. They push the steaks, but as we were two couples, we could have saved some money with ordering one steak to feed 4 of us.  Mr. Server Douche never bothered to mention that the Florentine Porterhouse steaks are big enough for 4 people.  Nope.  He just had us purchase 2 steaks at the cost of $80 PER PERSON!!  The menu is misleading, as we thought it was $80 for 2 - not EACH.\n\nBasically for me, this restaurant \"jumped the shark\" in every way and it'll be a long time until I eat in one of Batali's joints - anywhere.  Figures he's friends with Goopy, by the way.  Ugh.


I told them I was in a hurry and they told me they could \"look at my car right away.\"  So I sat and waited, expecting to see a mechanic pull my car into the garage any minute.  Ten minutes went by and my car was still parked outside the garage.  I started seething, but I continued to wait.  In another ten minutes, I got up and told the mechanic who I'd seen \"looking\" at my car while writing notes on his frigging clipboard that I was in a hurry and was told my car would be taken care of right away.\n\nHe said something like, \"We're on it, bro.  We'll have you out of here in no time.\"  I bit my tongue and folded my arms and waited another ten minutes.  My car remained untouched.  Finally, I'd had enough, got back in my car, and left.  I won't ever take my car to Purrfect Auto again.


Sugar Bear and I dined at Craftsteak before rushing to the Cirque du Soleil show, KA. We had to request the earliest possible reservation so we could fit in a multicourse meal. MUCH to our delight, they have a special 'pre-show' meal that is MUCH cheaper than regular meals. It was 3 courses, and we chose to add wine pairings. \n\nWe began with cocktails prior to our appetizers. Then a lovely wine with a large variety of appetizers arrived. I was already feeling full, and tipsy, when our entree and next wine arrived. We could not finish everything and it was time to get to the show. It was an emergency! Food courses were left and we had to leave! What were these two foodies to do? \n\nOur 'craftily' accommodating waiter came to the rescue! He bagged up our left overs and kept them in the kitchen while we went to the show. He invited us to return after the show to enjoy our desserts and final wines at the bar upon our return. How is THAT for great service? \n\nWhen we returned, our waiter was swamped with other customers. He did not work the bar area. But, he came over to serve our desserts AND checked on us to make sure we were still happy before we finished. We had already paid our bill and tipped him before the show, so he could have totally been done with us. He really went above and beyond in the realm of customer service. \n\nGreat food, great service, BEAUTIFUL restaurant. You REALLY need to go here if you are in Vegas.


excellent place if you're just looking for someplace cheap and central. don't expect anything more than a room to shower and toss your belongings.\n\nsome rooms have old crt tvs with horrible reception, while other rooms have flat screens  it seems pretty random which rooms have what. \n\nnot sure if it's just ip, or if its vegas, but their water smelled bad and the shower drained really slow. \n\nthe beds are waaaay too soft, expect back aches if you plan to actually sleep while you're here.\n\ni suppose its decently clean, but the beds alone would make me stay away from this place.


WARNING !!!  this location is worse than any used car lot I ever visited.  Had to cancel three times before they finally stopped billing me.  Good therapists and good massage but HoRRiBLE business ethics,  DO NOT give them your credit card or checking info


Sandbar was just an overall disappointing dining experience.\n\nI usually don't complain about the long wait.  In this case, 45 minutes.  However, it was the reason for the long wait.  You see, in my party, we have someone in a wheelchair.  Apparently, all the \"handicapped-friendly\" tables were in the back where it was occupied for a private party.  You mean, you rather have all the handicapped people in the back...hidden away?!?!?!  A wise manager would have had those tables scattered throughout the restaurant.\n\nAnd the manager did feel bad.  Offered us a nearby corner table with steps to get there.  Oh Lord!  Do people not think?!?!?!  Like those people who offer menus in Braille to Deaf people.  Hell-o!\n\nFinally, we get there!  Awesome...an interactive table!  You could check out the menus, play games, and even check Facebook on there.  Except...it didn't work.  What's the point?!?!?!\n\nChips and salsa were bland.  It was \"$2 a Taco Night\".  Uhm...sometimes simple is best.  These tacos tried to overwhelm you with so many different ingridents and they just turn out to be a mess.  Stick with simplicity, honey.\n\nThe only cool thing about this place was this huge overhang light that was covered with Dos Equus bottles.


Happy Hour is the only time I come here, but for good reason!\nYou can get 3 rolls for $15! Without a doubt my FAVORITE place to get sushi.\n\nRated a 4 instead of 5 because of the obnoxiously loud music - ask for the patio if you can brave the heat!


Only stopped in for breakfast but really enjoyed it. The restaurant has an old time feel and the waitresses wear the old style diner uniforms I remember as a kid. The service was great and the food was good too. I'm hoping to actually get a room here next time I'm on Fremont Street.


I was recommended this place by a friend who went to ASU. We weren't super hungry so we decided to share a Southwest Burger. The burger was decent, nothing to write home about but it wasn't disappointing either. My BF got really weirded out by the texture of the chili but that's him. \n\nThe highlight of the night was the sampler. My BF really enjoyed making his way through the sampler and getting a chance to try all the different beers the brewery offered. I couldn't try it but I enjoyed how happy it made him. \n\nThe environment was pretty fun. No AC in the building though which kinda sucked in the hot weather. Not sure if I would come here again, it's just your average brewery.


I love this store, period. As one who can shop in a 7-11 and get high, WF makes me feel like I'm in grocery heaven!\n\nThis is the place I go to make my body hum. The food is so healthy and so delicious that any other place pales supremely in comparison. \n\nThe selection of produce is amazing, the fresh fish/seafood, the many different cuts of meat and varying ways they raise the animals, the wine (oh! the wine!), the beer (OMG - THE BEER), the cheese and the bread and the read-to-eat, the salad bar and the snacks...I could go on!\n\nNo, this isn't the cheapest place to buy food, but that's like comparing KMart to Nordstrom - they aren't the same thing, not by a long shot. \n\nThe vegetables here are bigger and last longer, stay fresh forever, the choices you get are just mind boggling. This is a grocery shopping experience beyond compare. \n\nThe employees (my faves are the fish guys) are so helpful and friendly and really know their stuff. I even once got a really great hint from someone about bread (buy half baked!) and I just get the sense that these are people who love where they work. I would work here, but I wouldn't be able to pay my bills unless I found a landlord who took cauliflower. I seriously could shop here every day!\n\nIf you care about your health and your body, shop here. Love it!


We had high expectations from all the reviews on Yelp.  The decor is modern and comfortable.  However this does not make up for the food.  My wife and I had the tasting menu with Fois Gras.  A this point I think I have sub-consciously blocked all the dishes from memory. Yes, it was that bad.  I give the restaurant one star for trying to be creative with food, but at the end of the day it has to taste great.\n\nWith all the other great restaurants in Montreal, you should only go here if you cannot get a table anywhere else. \n\nI don't like giving negative reviews but I wish there were more for Toque on Yelp before we went.


My coworker got us lunch from this branch and were disgusted with the quality of their fries. We got 4 combos and NONE of us were able to eat it. Sadly we couldn't return them because we had to get back to work DISAPPOINTED because we didn't get to enjoy our fries since they were old/oily/stale/ and plain gross! \n\nOn a separate visit, I asked the drive though cashier for ketchup and was told that \"we are all out\" when there was a whole bunch on their counter! I mean, seriously???? \n\nZERO STARS, go to a different mcdonalds!


Well the price was good but I was expecting more... Not to many options and I didn't like the food it had no taste to it. The waiter took for ever to serve us refills and I really thought the place was amazing but in reality it let me down.. :(


Great place to sit down and enjoy great quality food. New Menu and great selections are now available. Was not too impressed with the service this time. Usually pretty good yet today was rather disappointed.


Buffet time! I said Buffet time!\n\nI was here for both breakfast and dinner. And my inner fat kid came out, oh hellz yeah she did, she came out and went for a 2nd and third plate, and let's not forget dessert!\n\nBreakfast, is pretty damn good. They basically have a HUGE selection. I mean huge, you won't get bored. Everything for everyone is here. so eat up. \n\nDamn their HUGE dessert section. They have candied apples! My fat inner kid went crazy here! And yes they have sugar free desserts as well. Not that my inner fat kid noticed.\n\nFor dinner the thing that I liked best was that they cut in half the snow crab legs for you! Yes! All you have to do is use your fork, stab the meat, yank it out and eat it!  True laziness. \n\nAnd they have ceviche! octopus ceviche! they had rabbit pasta! I think i ate enough lamb there in all these different forms, leg of lamb, t-bone lamb, lamb chops that i may turn into one and run off with the flock and bo peep!\n\nI went during the weekday so prices weren't as crazy as people complain about during the weekend. Also when you check into your hotel, they usually give you coupons to buffets, or pick up those free vegas magazines that have coupons. \n\nbe sure to wear your stretchy pants.


After reading the reviews I called DC to see if they had anything Open for me to get my expedition windows tinted  today ( Just the front two windows) Joe mentioned that he was working on a car but he didn't have to finish it until tomorrow and if I come right away he will fit me in. Wow! Made it there in less than 10 minutes he pulled the vehicle out that he was working on And pulled mine in.  He called Me back in about an hour and a half after working on my car and it looks great. Customer service, dependability And quality of work Joe is your man.... Highly recommend.


It's a little hard to know what to make of Old Town Scottsdale; it seems like an odd mash of things. On one hand you have a sparse area of old shops hawking kitschy baubles with a few tired horse carriages. Immediately next door is a sprawling ultra-new arts and entertainment area which apparently carries a dress code of oversized sunglasses, designer purses and botox. And yet, on the other side is a more tranquil area with the city hall, arts museum and a nice central greenspace.\n\nAn odd mix to ponder, but perhaps something for everyone?


Welcome to the Mile High Club once you party at the VooDoo Lounge! 50 stories up on top of the roof of The Rio is where the partying begins. \n\nThe cover charge that night was $20. We did not have to wait in line as we were Diamond status! \n\nThere was a live band playing inside the lounge which played some good songs.  The outside roof area was simply a dance floor with a bar area. Lots of comfortable booths to sit on from the inside. The outside booths were bottle service only.\n\nGreat view of Vegas from the roof top at night while drinking and dancing the night away. What more can you want.


Totally Love this place. The decor is a great start but i found myself imagining what I would do with the place, so i think there's definitely room to liven it up.\n\nFOOD~\nFirst thing i tried was the Tonkotsu, which compared to Monta's wasn't to par but it was delicious!!!\n\nThen the second time i tried kaage wings, while i was eating them i couldn't help but to think \"what does this need??\" SAUCE! So i asked the waitress and they had a sweet and sour sauce...IT WAS AMAZING, they should really offer that as a side or just dip it in, i don't care.\n\nThird time i had the Teriyaki chicken, Loved It. The portion of terichicken was small, rice was good and it came with a macaroni salad and 2 rolls. So far my Fav.\n\nSERVICE~ Really friendly, i could tell they were trying their best.\n\nI believe they'll only get better. I hope they listen to the critics because they want to LOVE this place. It's a great addition to the many restaurants and hang spots in chinatown. All i know once they get their liquor license and hopefully a amateur karaoke night, it'll be amazing.


I have been here before and always enjoyed the coffee.  Today went with some friends and we all made a comment about the bad attitude of the staff.  The girl at the register was rude.  I do not think I will be going back anytime soon.


It's hard to figure out what the point of Dunkin Donuts is.  I am a huge fan of coffee and Dunkin has some great COMMERCIALS about coffee, but their coffee is just plain plain plain.  They didn't have any dark roasted coffee or at least what I got was a light roast, so thumbs down on that one.\n\nThe Donuts part is also just plain plain plain too.  I personally like the small family business donut shops.  No frills just donuts.\n\nSo that's why this place is just A-OK.  Coffee is bleh, and Donuts and bleh... i would recommend dunking your donuts elsewhere.


After sampling two great oysters and a really tasty Parmesan Tater Tot during the Yelp Elite event in the Side Car, Diane and I decided to repay the favor by having a full dinner in P.J. Clarke's main dining room.  It was an eye opener, because before this meal I didn't know that this establishment was a fine bastion of comfort food. \n\nWe opened with what turned out to be the only discordant note of the evening: Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail.  The Cocktail Sauce was great, but for only 4 large shrimps at over $18 for the dish, the shrimp had better be great, too!  And, unfortunately for us and the rating for this review, these crustaceans were only mediocre.  Although they looked fine enough, they were tough, hard, and had little flavor.  But the meal was far from over, and I still kept an open mind after our stumbling start.\n\nWhat a great recovery!  The excellent French Onion Soup Gratinee that I was served was sweet and delicious--maybe the best I've ever savored of hundreds I've tried from coast to coast and around the world, since this is one of my favorite dishes and I order it almost every time I see it on a restaurant menu.  Our server, Anthony, said that the onions are sweated separately before they are put in the soup, and the cheese is a combination of Gruyere and Swiss, with the top browned with Parmesan.  As a photo reveals, this soup was bursting with cheese on the edges of the crock, and visible bubbles on the cheese covering glistened as if heralding that something special would be found inside.  Carefully breaking through the cheese with a knife, hot broth, a well-melted crouton, and well-caramelized onions came to view.  The broth was hearty and melded well with the cheese that fell inside along with the soup's other ingredients.  Not a hint of bitterness was detected in the dish.  The white crock in which the soup was served was large but I would not have minded if its bottom had been endless.\n\nNext for me was a Chicken Pot Pie.  It arrived in a white elongated dish that was shaped much like a shark.  The doughy top of the pot pie was tanned and taut.  It wasn't smoking at all.  But I needn't have been concerned.  For, when I broke through the thin crust, the contents were piping hot and truly delicious: a generous amount of white chicken meat, potato chunks, and carrot and celery bits, all combined in a tasty and creamy White Sauce.\n\nAfter recent repeated disappointments in landing a medium-rare hamburger at different establishments in town, Diane was thrilled with her medium-rare Cadillac Burger, containing tasty bacon and a slice of American Cheese.  When the cheeseburger was cut in half, you could clearly see the redness across the middle of the 8-oz. burger, as another photo discloses.  I tasted the burger, and it was juicy and delicious even on a plain bun, which is the way my vegetable-hating wife likes her burgers.  And, even the accompanying French Fries tasted great!  Plus, there are always the Tater Tots available to opt for next time.\n\nWe finished with a delicious shared Bread Pudding a la Mode finished with a very nice La Creme Bourbon Sauce that a diner can pour out to his or her desire, and Cinnamon Ice Cream.  The ice cream was pretty scanty, and we got through it before the dish was half-finished.  So, I requested more.  It was quickly brought to the table without extra charge.\n\nService by Anthony and his assistant was excellent throughout the meal.  Extra ice was even provided in an extra glass without request to refresh my Iced Tea.  Great comfort food at a high but fair price for the quality of ingredients, and everything prepared and baked in house!  This was a five-star experience except for our appetizer, which brought the overall rating down a notch.  Next time, it's oysters for me!  For, after this experience, there will definitely be a \"next time\" fairly soon.


Oh Lord, where do I start with this one?\n\nI knew the experience was going to be bad when I was too late in recovering my comp card during the transaction.  I thought I had forgotten my card to give me a $2 discount, but after a quick check of the side pocket in my wallet, I realized that I had my card with me all along.  \n\n\"Oh, here it is\", I smiled at the cashier, handing her to the card.  She looked the height of annoyed at me and said \"I've already rung it up\", as she processed the last of my credit card.  Did she cancel the order?  Oh, heavens no!  That would take what, 2-3 button presses to adjust?  Don't want to tire out the fragile lamb.  Did I mention that there was no one behind me, so she would have had more than enough time to adjust my order?  It wasn't happening, and she let me know it.\n\nThe \"Feast\" is more like a \"Fe\".  It's small.  Surprisingly so.  I've been to small buffets, but the selection was really limited.  But it's the food that matters, right?\n\nIf you like fried chicken jerky masterfully placed on a chicken bone, and other freeze-dried foods, you'll feel like you're eating either the best camping or astronaut food around.  I walked around in hopes of finding some sort of culinary salvation, but the best I got was a bad stomach ache after the meal.\n\nThe desserts, however, weren't bad, and the dispenser iced tea was okay.  They did a fairly decent job of clearing the table.\n\nAnd so chronicles the first and last time I'll eat there.  I might have endured the mummified food if not for the rude service.


Sooooooooo much better than Jamba!!!  And that's saying something for me since I was coming of age when Jamba first came out on the scene and that was when people started to obsess over smoothies.  \n\nMy hubby has gone here a ton and I finally grabbed one with him the other day.  He loves the South Pacific Squeeze and so I went with that for my first time.  Strawberries.  Pineapples.  Pineapple Sherbert.  Orange Juice.  Bananas.  Mmmm mmmm good.  \n\nAll I have to say is...they are better than Jamba for the mere fact Robek's smoothies are way fruitier tasting, less icy (yet still smooth), and don't taste of yogurt.  They are way more refreshing as well.  I'm hooked!\n\nI already went in a second time, this morning, right after yoga.  BTW....they open up at 9 am on Sundays versus their usual 6 am opening on weekdays.  \n\nI'll be heading back soon to try other flavors for sure.  Their boosts are 25 cents extra and definitely worth it.


Well on my return visit not so good. Decided to get my nails painted in a funky yellow and green French.....\nWell everything was good until she was \"done\" \nNone of the edges of my nails had paint on them and the French tips were totally uneven, they looked so messy.....when I asked her to fix it, she said she couldn't and blamed it on what I wanted being \"too hard to do\".\nSo when I asked for a refund they wouldn't refund me for the \"manicure\", my cuticles look terrible.\nSo yea they gave me a gift certificate to make amends but I do not think I'll be using it......\nCustomer service was awful they wouldn't talk to me.....just kept looking away and talking to each other.....\nIf you want your nails to look messy go here.


I have been at this Thai Basil more than a couple of times, but today will be the last time. I was seated on the far right table close to the kitchen by the wall. I was enjoying the peanut curry with Thai tea. As I was finishing up my meal, I had a weird feeling and looked at the wall to my right to see a disgusting roach I quickly moved over and looked up to the wall behind me to find 2 other small roaches.... I almost puked! PLEASE if you care for your health DO NOT HEAT HERE.


Having worked in the Glasgow Cineworld that resembles an ill fitting Lego block in a sea of tall Georgian buildings, I appreciate the flatness of this place. Running up the stairs for hotdog emergencies on the top floor was not fun, but God damn it gave you a workout.\n\nLet's not be under any illusions - it's Cineworld. It is a faceless corporate multiplex where you get deja vu....because they're all the same. It's oddly comforting and also creepy to go somewhere new where you recognize everything, but I much emphasise how much I appreciate the low key nature of this one. Big Glasgow Cineworld is mobbed at the best of times, and this one is, by contrast, serene.\n\nBe prepared to pay a bomb for tickets, even more for popcorn, and more still for hotdogs if you haven't thought ahead to bring your own sweetie supplies. It's like every other complex of this nature but the staff are polite, it's easy to navigate, kept clean and the screens are decently sized. You know what you're going to be getting but for what it is, it'll do!


I went into here this past Friday thinking to myself chicken and donuts how unique is that; makes one think of a LoLo's spinoff. I spent rounded up $9.00 on a chicken thigh and drumstick with a cucumber salad. Not only was it overpriced for those two pieces, but it look as if the chicken was cooked too fast in old oil and not long enough. When I bite into the chicken it had an aftertaste and was pink with a tinge of blood inside. I expected more from an establishment serving food. When I tried to contact them shortly after the blood tinged chicken my call went unanswered after several attempts.


hobby got the gyro bowl $7.87, I got the chicken Shawerma wrap with fries and a drink $8.25. Fries taste great, try the fries sauce. it's interesting. my chicken shawerma has some garlic sauce and tahini sauce.  it was the best compare to Filfila Mediterranean Cafe or  Kyklos Gyro.  Even it's not as big as the Kyklos Gyro, you can order the gyro bowl (either chicken or the beef lamb gyro), rice are delicious (maybe cook with gravy from the gyro). Honey cannot finish all the rice from his combo.  Definitely will come again.


Chinese run crepes?\nHmmm...\n\nBrisk service, balanced seasonings and light creperie...\nWorked well as a second breakfast before running out back on the town.\n\nThe decor was minimalist and tasteful... great work in a very demur and non-ostentatious mode.


We split a regular frozen hot chocolate and a strawberry supreme (I found it almost a little too sweet.)\n\nMaybe it was my sky high expectations of the place having always wanted to try Serendipity but it was just okay. Good but okay. Over-priced but good.\nLong wait but hey, it's in that kind of location.\nThey did however take forever to make the strawberry supreme making drinks for several people who had ordered after me while mine sat in the blender.\n\nThat was a little annoying but honestly it won't stop me from going back and trying the restaurant in the future.


I've eaten here at least 10 different occasions since the opening a couple months ago. Usually go for the kabobs - chicken, steak and salmon are delicious! Great service, food is very quick and consistent! Great location being right off the I-10. Go!


Das Essen ist ganz ok, nicht berauschend. \"Typisch\" Griechisch halt, zumindest das was man hier als \"Griechisch\" bekommt, Gyros-Spie\u00dfe usw, meistens mit Saucen. Der Service ist leider weder freundlich noch aufmerksam, oft sitzt man 20-30 Minuten lang vor leeren Gl\u00e4sern. Preis-Leistungsverh\u00e4ltnis stimmt nicht so ganz, ist aber eine Alternative, falls man beim um die Ecke gelegenen Sokrates keinen Tisch bekommt und unbedingt Lust auf Griechisch hat.


i think my lunch salad was made last night, it had no dressing and i waited 25 minutes to be seated. i'm all set. the only neat thing is every dish is under 475 calories. good concept, but it falls short. really, really short.


I just starting really enjoy going to Panera Breads. I was originally not a fan of their food but thanks to my co workers, I really like dropping by for a nice lunch.\n\nThey have a large variety of foods to select from for all meals if the day and even snack. I am a fan of their strawberry chicken salad and Asian chicken salad. However, the only salad dressing I care for is the dressing that comes with the Asian chicken salad. I think the other dressings are far too tangy. \n\nThis specific location is great because it's easy access for people who do not drive but leave in the area. There are plenty of buses that makes stops directly in front of the restaurant . One thing that I do wish for is them adding more outlets. I like to sometime  bring work and my laptop with me when I dine inside. However, thy have hardly any outlets for charging electronics.  Because of that, I often leave earlier than I would like because my battery starts to run low. This could be done on purpose from Paneras end because they don't want people to overstay their visit as finding seats can be problematic. They do offer free 2 hour service wifi. If too many people are connected, you may get booted or have extremely slow service.\n\n\nI really would give them a 3 stars. I reserve  4 & 5 stars to high end restaurants only but I really do enjoy their food and beverages. Good spot!


Box Office\nFor show tickets inside the Flamingo such as Donnie & Marie and X Burlesque. There isn't really a defined line, but there are defined areas of the counter for say their Diamond players. \n\nStaff wasn't too friendly nor inviting to purchase tickets. It was like a burden for the staff to answer questions or help interested patrons. \n\nWe didn't end up buying the tickets directly from the counter. A shame. Likely avoiding shows in this casino. \n\nThe Show\nOne of the shows on the strip that somewhat like the original showgirls with fancy headdress located in the Flamingo Casino resort.\n\nThe show has been around for sometime now. Only one show per most nights. The line is somewhat disconnected and almost like a cattle here joining a crowded small theater. \n\nSeating is cramped and doesn't allow for leg room. Stage is close for all. Seats are poorly arranged to view the acts.\n\nThe acts have a story. Not epic or memorable. An intermission in the middle was almost forced and out of place. The individual dancing was ok but off sync for the cast. \n\nGood: use of small cast small stage. Dancing was ok. \nBad: seating arrangement and intermission. \n\nNot the worst show. Okay to watch once. Overpriced in comparison to other shows.


Dang I wish I could give 0 stars!\n\nI wouldn't feed this stuff to my enemies. The food is absolutely terrible. Rolled in a bit hungover (hey it's Vegas) and ordered a burger with fries and a grilled cheese sandwich. Well, fries were soggy as well as the burger bun, the stuff they called hamburger meat looked and taste mysterious, and still cant figure out if that was really cheese in the sandwich. \n\nit's simple people, DO NOT GO HERE. not good, not even when hungover....unless you want to drink it away. Plenty of drink special here!!!


This was the first and last time that I will go to Red Robin.  The waitress, named Katie, was terrible.  The restaurant was only half full, but she took forever to come to our table.    I ordered a black and blue burger. It was just awful and terribly over-priced,  even the tea tasted bad,  I actually left thirsty.  I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone.


I'm reviewing this place since it's the best Indian restaurant in Madison, but my review applies to all the other ones in the city:\n\nIf you crave real Indian food, I would highly recommend you stay away from this place. The food in their buffet is very watered down to cater to American tastes since there's practically no spiciness or flavor to anything in their buffet. Heck, even the watered down Indian food places in San Francisco are more spicy (and better) than this place. \n\nHowever, like any other Indian restaurant in Madison, this place has cheap/reasonably priced buffet lunch specials which makes it worth a visit if you happen to be starving and in the area, but if you have any real expectations about Indian food in the region, you're better off trying your luck in Milwaukee or Chicago instead.


READ THIS REVIEW BEFORE GETTING YOUR MARRIAGE LICENSE\n\nAmong those who's promoting their \"wedding chapel\", they will promise you to give you wedding service at chapel with low cost. THIS IS A BIG FAT LIE! \na guy outside of marriage bureau offered us to give wedding ceremony at $45 at the chapel and told us the wedding is free if they charge a penny more. Israel even offered a limo back to our hotel after ceremony. They gave me a ride to the chapel and disappeared soon as i got off the car.\nso.. this is where fun story begins. you had to pay extra $65 on top of $45 to perform ceremony in the chapel. Limo? yeah right, they dropped us off at taxi stand.\n\nA Special Memory Wedding Chapel will CHEAT and LIE to you on your very special moment to get your business.


The food was really good, but I've had better.  The atmosphere was somewhat pretentious and uncomfortable, but nicely done.  $10 to add broccoli with my $62 steak seemed a bit gouging.\n\nService was above reproach.  Knowledgable and sincerely friendly staff.\n\nWould I eat at Delmonico's again?  Absolutely.  But my expectations will be lower next time.


I Absolutely hate....HATEEEEE picking anyone up from here who's just coming In from a domestic flight and I REFUSE to wait and pay for temp parking, It's a bit pricey. The passenger parking Is located on the 2nd floor and It's always REALLY busy, It's just AWFUL! If your picking someone up from here and you don't want to park PLEASE PLEASE make sure they're already there, there's no waiting allowed and they pushy parking attendants make sure your abiding by this rule. It's not as chaotic If your traveling internationally, It's much smaller and not as congested. Parking Is located RIGHT In front and the cabs are lined up before It.  \n\nI like McCarran Airport because It's NOT a big, scarey, confusing airport, at least as long as you know how to read and look for the signs. McCarran Is pretty well maintained for being built In the late 60s.


I am surprized to see the great reviews for this establishment.  I have never seen the price for a simple pizza add up so fast. I went inside to order a pie to go ( with Jalepenos). I watched as the cook sniffed the container of Jalepenos , made a face and then dissapeared in the back with the container . I am not sure to this day what that was all about but it certainly put me off pizza for a while.


Mad G's is a wonderful little neighborhood bar. My boyfriend and I live within walking distance. It doesn't look like much from the outside but it's work a stop inside! Their happy hour on Sunday is probably the best in Tempe. Plus, they carry a ton of local and craft beers, most on draft. The menu is really diverse and we enjoyed everything we ordered. \n\nI hope this place does well! It is a much welcome addition to Tempe.


Cheap pricing, decent rooms.\nParadise Cafe has decent food.\nBeds are comfortable, recommend Player Card for Gambling\n\n\n\nA little far from strip.


We have been here several 3 times in the last few weeks and each time the food was excellent!  We've tried something different each time and have been delighted at how tasty each item has been.  Great salad made with Kale instead of just plain lettuce for a healthier option, HUGE chicken wings fried to perfection, the Turkeygiving Burger that gives the Bobbie a run for it's money and the Chicken N Waffles..oh la la....Absolutely Delish! We will be back again very soon!


Horrible service! Do not come here ever. One time I came to the store 15 mins before their closing time and they didn't let me in. Another day I came 40 mins before they closed and they were rushing me to the cashier the whole time. Super rude! Also, one day I asked for the price of an item and she said \"I don't know\" and walked away.


Cannot believe how unhelpful and extremely rude the ladies were to me and other women here. They treat you like you're scum until you go to buy an expensive dress. Would never recommend this place to anyone looking for a nice dress shopping experience.


I can't say enough good things about the folks at Claymore / kiltrentalusa.  In brief, I needed a formal kilt on short notice for my nephew's wedding.  The guys walked me through the process and delivered as promised.  They didn't have the tartan I wanted available for rental, but we found a very similar substitute.  I had already decided to order my own kilt in my family tartan and it was delivered today precisely when and as  it was promised.


The service is great and the food is even better. Doesn't need much more explaining than that!


The boneless wings though tasty were all batter. I picked most of it off. The burger looks amazing and was huge. Could be a little more well lit during the day but the staff was wonderful and the food was pretty good.


I bought a deal with groupon for this salon and called and left a message to schedule an appointment . I didn't receive a call back until 4 days later... We play tag calling each other back and forth, she never NEVER available to take my call!!!not only was it annoying, it was extremely rude. We finally scheduled an appointment for the next month, I waited at least 3 weeks for my appointment witch she wasn't available on weekends so I took a day off of work. Turns out the stylist was sick that day so I took off work for nothing. After that I called to reschedule about 500 times I realized how unprofessional this salon was and decided to leave a voicemail expressing my feelings and only then is when I got a prompt response. I told her I needed a refund and she was no help, just told me I need to talk to groupon. I highly recommend taking your business elsewhere this busy lady obviously doesn't have time for you, so unprofessional......


OMG: Get your fastest, nearly painless, totally awesome Brazilian at Elevation with Katie. I would say that I am a near-expert at getting this zone waxed and never before has it been this easy or lasted this long (going on 2 weeks and it pretty much still looks like the day I got it!)\n\nI visited Elevation whilst on a business trip but otherwise iI'd be a regular with Katie.


Took clients there for lunch, had a good lunch and left a nice tip. I left something very important and called. I spoke to the manager and she promised to mail it to my home address. I never received the item. Very dissappointed.


I had the lunch special Gyro. It was ok. For the price it was great value and would go again if I am craving a Gyro and am in the area.


Three stars. Sometimes I feel like it should be more like four, given its extreme convenience and marked superiority to La Belle Province, but this is not the place to subject to rating inflation. It's fast food at its finest, and it'll survive even if it doesn't have shaved truffles and gold leaf on it. The all-dressed hot dog was pretty mediocre, but the poutine was awesome. The guy behind the counter was gregarious, to say the least. The d\u00e9cor is so out-there, it's almost a parody of trashy Montr\u00e9al casse-cro\u00fbte. Good enough to dine at while sober, convenient enough to stumble into while hammered.


Of course I hiked up the Cholla trail in September.  I didn't know what to expect.  I don't think I had the right shoes to wear for this hike.  You'll need good traction if you intend to hike up the entire mountain (which is basically rock-climbing after you reach \"Helipad Plateau\".  Be careful, the nice views show a reminder of your early death if you fall off of the mountain from fainting of dehydration or not having a strong enough grip when hugging the mountain.\n\nFIVE STAR!  This hike was so much fun!


This place is unlike any other car rental center I've been to.\nEveryone gets herded onto a bus to this mythical rental car center place.\n\nWhen you arrive, this vast building awaits.\nYou step inside and it's a bright wide open space with the car rental companies beckoning for your business.\n\nOf course, the smart traveler books ahead online to find the best rate. I think it was Budget this time. Head over to your relevant counter in an orderly fashion, but more of a madcap dash!\n\nAfter the paperwork formality is completed, head over to where the cars are stored, on many different levels with escalators all over the place giving it a slight futuristic look.\n\nIt's clean on the inside, well signed to get out and returning was a breeze.\nGood idea putting it all in one place offsite.


If you're hungry... make sure you EAT BEFORE YOU GET THERE. The entrees are sold as , \"small plates for sharing\" -  however, how do you share 4 muscles and 6 clams for $16. The pitch is, 'the portions are smaller but the quality is higher\" which is suppose to explain the pricing - sadly this didnt explain my dry and over-cooked rib-eye.\n\nWe ended up buying several plates and by the time you're full - you've easily spend $200 for two people. There are better and more fulfilling options out there. \n\nWine selection is poor but you can smoke cigars on the patio. \n\nSide note: Server was in training and did a good job.


Sometimes I wonder about Yelp reviewers.\n\nI say that because the reviews for this restaurant are almost unanimously excellent. But that's just not the reality.\n\nIt's not that the food is bad. It's not bad at all. It's just not outstanding. There's nothing amazing about this place. It's small and cramped and the menu is miniscule,\nIn fact, everything about Parma Pastavino is small, except the prices. \nMy linguine frutti de mare was fine; with fresh clams, mussels, calamari and shrimp...but for $28? Hello?\n\n(By the way: if you check the online menu, the prices are about 35% higher when you get to the actual restaurant:...nice bait and switch Chef Marc!)\n\nThose kind of prices are comparable to Ferraro's...but there it's actually worth it, being a more beautiful and informed restaurant.\n\nAnd another of my pet peeves: how can any self-respecting restaurant not invest in a reverse osmosis water filtration system for their tap  water. Everyone knows that vegas water is some of the worst in the nation! \nAnd I'm not just talking about the water in your glass...don't forget that they use the same water to cook the pasta, rice and anything else that's boiled.


The Pho was delicious, the place was cute, and the prices were decent. Also, the service was amazing! The waiter offered to warm up my son's bottle. Good service goes a long way, so we will definitely be back!


Slimy noodles and lots of dim sum. Crowded, noisy, mediocre service. Very forgettable. It was so bad we went to the chocolate place at Bellagio afterward to recover.


I might be finicky when it comes to Filipino food, but there is one thing that I cannot resist but getting from time to time. I love my Ube and Pan De Ube is one of those items I yearn for. While some of the other items tend to be too sweet for me, I do like the Pan De Sal. A simple breakfast of this bread, fried eggs, and sausage makes me reminisce about my time in the Philippines. \n\nI agree with other Yelpers who say that the items do not tend to last long. Overall, I would recommend to buy enough to eat that day. This is difficult because most of the breads come in a generous amount.


Ok - who burns a customer's meal and still serves it????  Went on Sunday for brunch and totally disappointed.  Service, if you can even call it that, amounted to taking your order and calling your name.  So, the only thing you are selling here is your food.  Placed an order for two, but when they called our name, only one meal was available.  Ten minutes later the other meal was announced as \"ready\" - both meals placed at same time - how about they come out at same time - what an interesting concept!!  \n\nBut second meal - egg, bacon, cheese quesadilla was very brown on the bottom - that actually covered up the totally burned underside - burnt taste permeated the entire dish.  I took it back up the register and was offered a refund or new dish, both of which I declined.  Did not feel like waiting another 15 minutes while hubby was now done.  I only took it back up to register to let them know that serving a dish that was obviously burned was unacceptable which met with a blank stare.  Me thinks this was not the first or last returned dish that day.  Cook obviously likes every thing well done - Will not come back here unless I have a charcoal craving!


This restaurant has decided that it's too much trouble for them to prepare two different kinds of tacos for their taco plate, so they simply don't allow it. Who's serving who? There are four to a plate. Even more obnoxious, when asked about it, you are given a lecture that their restaurant is based on sharing and how 2 people at the table can each order tacos and they can be shared if \"you're the type of person who shares\".  Weird... Don't show up unless you are comfortable enough to share with some one in your party off your plate.  A Mexican inspired restaurant that doesn't have refried beans unless it's dinner time, an environment that is uppity and a staff that is condescending and socially awkward. I just wonder how long it will be until they go under. We didn't even stay to eat, we couldn't stomach the attitudes. The rest of my party felt same way.


We went at 1045pm and miss the set view that is all the rave. So no Orange Sky for us. Just a view of dessert lights. The service as expected. The coward was underwhelming. It's a huge restaurant so even though there was probably a number of people there, it seem empty. \n\n\nThe decor was modern and yet classy. I love large windows. \n\nThe food was ok. The ice shellfish platter was fresh and delightful. But our main courses not so good. The Steak was so and so. The Halibut was plain. The side not so great. \n\nBottom line. To expensive for the food.


love the freshness of the ingredients - makes it a weekly trip for me!\nthe desserts are my favorite though - the burritos are overstuffed so I have never actually eaten a whole burritos yet!


David came out to my house and did an estimate on approximately 5/15/12. He told me one price, we negotiated, but then he left an estimate for a price different than what was discussed via telephone. He told me he would call me to schedule. The next time I heard from David was on 5/30. He called me and cryptically stated \"Did you cut your tree\". I explained I had and that not only did he provide me a different price on the written estimate, but never called to schedule. He began to yell at me for hiring someone else. I hung up on him. He then called me back and continued to go off on me. I told him that his actions were creeping me out and that the tree is done so it is irrelevant.\n\nI find it extremely unprofessional, and really pretty scary, that this man not only has driven by my house to check up on the work (before even calling to schedule) but also that he would call me and conduct himself this way.


If you've had tapas, you know what to expect here...bite sized portions, decent prices, and good food that adds up quick!\n\nWe tried quite a bit of food while we were here :\n\nSashimi 5 pieces:  We tried the Ahi, Sake, and Hamachi.  Surprisingly good quality here!  Buttery smooth and tasty....yum!  This was the highlight for me personally...maybe I'll do a sushi bar night one of these days.\n\nTensai Hamachi Shooters: Hamachi, Ponzu Sauce, White Truffle Oil, Jalapeno and Roe. Loved these! A little bit of everything...sweet, salty, spicy and fragrance with the Truffle Oil!  A little addictive, but we managed to keep it to one a piece lol.\n\n808 Tapas Sliders: Wagyu Beef, Marinated Shiitake Mushrooms, Hawaiian Ginger Wasabi Mayo and Fried Taro Chips. These were pretty juicy and yummy!  The portion here is good filler too...share your other slider to save room for the rest.\n\nGarlic Chicken: Lightly Breaded Chicken Skin, juicy insides, flavorful with a hint of Garlic. Pretty good!  \n\nUni Tempura: Uni wrapped in Shiso, Deep Fried in Tempura Batter with Spicy Mayo, Grape Tomatoes and Salmon Roe. These weren't bad...only a hint of uni taste though. I think the batter hides the flavor.\n\nMakapuu Roll: Seared Beef, Soft Shell Crab, Fried Onions and Spicy Ponzu. Not bad..not a big fan of rolls or beef in those rolls, so you might like it.\n\nPork Belly Skewers: Pretty sure these were not fully cooked! The meat/fat ratio was off as well, and it was a bit chewy vs melt in your mouth Pork Belly. Skip these. \n\nAtmosphere is good, clean, and service is friendly.  It was almost empty when we came here, so that's one reason I was so surprised of the fish quality.\n\nSo some hit and misses but overall pretty good.  They seem like they have deals going on from time to time, so time it right and head over!\n\nPics :


First time to this shop.  Was urged to go by several of my friends and boy was I not disappointed.  Service was immediate and friendly.  Was welcomed with a warm greeting, a smile, and a handshake.  That's the appropriate way to do business in my opinion.  Went in for some new juice and was overwhelmed by the selection of great flavors.  Settled finally on 24/7 and Fruit Loops.  They are both delicious.  I was also having a little issue with my RDA and they of course took it off and fixed it free of charge.  I wanted to pay for their service and they declined again.  I went immediately to the cheeseburger fund and helped out there.  They have earned a new client for as long as I continue to use my mod.  I will be back later this week to purchase my new copper penny mod, dang am I excited.  Great job guys.


This place was WONDERFUL the first few times I went, but has been very spotty for the last few months.  I'm not sure what the issue is, but I have noticed new staff, and probably more importantly, I no longer see the owners in there.... ever.  They used to always be there and the food was great, now they're never there and the food is just \"OK\".  Sucks for me.


The burgers are as good as one could hope for the price and the setting sure makes for good conversation. I like the fact that it's not a chain fast food place, but its missing some beer variety (i.e. other than Molson/Labbatt) and the fries could really be improved.


Yum you have to try it. Loved the cheesy margarita the sauce was just the perfect amount a bit garlicky very tasty. The cheese was oozing out and delicious the dough was crispy and chewy, just right. The desert kono with nutella is loaded with nutella, I couldn't finish it. The owner was really nice the place was very casual good seating area great music there's a table outside with 2 chairs. U get 1 for 5 or 6$ or one kono with choice of desert or salad with drink for 10$. Try it out it's an awesome Italian concept !


I've been coming to this location for a few months now and have yet to have a bad experience.  I think I was approached with the most add on's yet today, but each emoloyee accepted the first \"no\" respectfully (learn from this, Cobblestone!).     \n\nToday I took my car in after a weekend trip to the river, so it was a little dingier than usual.  They did a thorough job cleaning out the interior and the outside was spotless, all for the basic wash price.  Maybe they took extra care since they weren't very busy on a Monday afternoon.  This place can be a zoo at the lunch hour or after work, so mid afternoon's during the midweek are highly recommended.\n\nAn extra bonus is I have been receiving $4 off coupons in the mail fairly regularly, so as long as they keep that off they have a loyal customer!


*** Kosher  Chabad of Southern Nevada ***\n\nI am in Las Vegas from time to time and I have been going to this restaurant for years spanning several owners.  My last trip, I stopped in expecting the usual avergae - good pizza \"joint\" fare -didn't happen.  \n\nAlthough the proprietress was... homey and friendly, she was more interested in talking on the phone than waiting on me even though I said I was in a rush.  The place was empty and tables dirty and piled with dishes from lunch rush I guess.  The Air conditioning was NOT ON (Vegas can be quite hot) and in general the place was not impressive.  I asked for slices (in a hurry) no slices, I asked what was fast \"everything takes the same time\" so I ordered a fallafel figuring how long could that take...  I watched as the guy in the kitchen made the Israeli salad veg by veg thinking that couldn't possibly be for me... after all I was in a hurry -yeah right.  I had to eat quick (and in the car) on my way to my next customer so I asked for no techina sauce -again, yeah right.  So hurrying to my customer eating at red lights the thing became a soggy mess.\n\nIt was WAY overpriced (IMHO) and the place is NOT suitable for a business lunch.\n\nAlso, the coup de grace, was ill the rest of the day -yes from the food but decorum prohibits me from relating the details here...\n\nI will not be going back....


My shopping experience was great minus the fact that they sold me a shoe with a hole in it. No returns, perfect but at least exchange the shoe with a hole. The manager was rude and made no effort to make me happy. She also accused me of wearing the shoe...yes I did in my house when I noticed the hole. I tried to exchange (not return)the shoe the following day. Not shopping here again. I'm all about customer service and yours was shitty.


Enjoyed a delicious dinner here last week. Friendly, knowledgeable staff,and good food. My salmon was excellent and my husband enjoyed the evening special - green chili stew.


Used to like coming here when Market Street had a line (as it so often does) but it's getting harder to find something to order.  The hamburger steak used to be reliably good but this time, it was ... off.  I suspect it is due to whatever was cooked on the grill before they cooked the hamburger patties.  The philly steak sandwich wasn't too good either.  Not enough cheese and the meat kind of tasteless - needed salt.  Was so disappointed we didn't go back for the friend wonton and teri beef, which are our usual standbys.


.....ya know, I should have known better! never settle for less cuz your in a hurry.


We went here last weekend after craving some burgers. The menu looked a little confusing, mainly bc the place is so small and it seems like there are so many options. We each got a build-a-burger where you can choose two toppings for free. I got mushrooms and bacon and my boyfriend got green chiles and bacon. We also got chili fries and a chocolate milk shake. It was soooo good!\n\nThere's this place in Berkeley back home called Nation's that has awesome burgers as well, and it's bigger. But it's more expensive and you can't get the toppings for the price at Lenny's. My meal with reg fries and  a large drink with a burger and my toppings was only $5.99! It was very tasty and we were stuffed. The chili fries were better than Nation's too bc it had more chunks of meat. I also liked that their fries had this yummy paprika garlic salt on it, it was so good!


The gym facilties are adequate and very clean and the classes are good. I would give Gold's Gym a 5 star rating if it wasn't for the billing practices. \n\nMy husband and I signed up almost 2 years ago and at the time were signed in to a 2 year contract paying around $17 a month as our big corporate discount. Since that time Gold's has offered a $9 month to month membership as long as you don't participate in classes which we don't. I called to see what we would need to do to switch to the reduced program and was told that we would not be able to until our original contract was up and then we would each need to pay $100 to reduce to the lower $9 month to month membership. \n\nAs a customer it feels like you are being punished for being loyal and signing up before the other month to month members. It seems to me that if I was willing to sign up for 2 years knowing I would have to pay every month that I was in for the long haul which may not be the case with your newbie month to monther's. I personally do not feel members should be penalized if they signed up before Gold's offered this new membership. I am a good customer and was considering signing up for personal training until I realized this company's billing policies. Now I don't want to hand over another penny over what I am obligated to pay and I will likely move over to YouFit or LA Fitness in the few short months when my contract is up.


If you are looking for a special night out to dinner that wil cost you a pretty penny, this is definitely the place to do it.  Started off the evening in the circular bar at the front with live music - great way to enjoy a cocktail before dinner.  Then we made our way toward the dark, chic, modern yet classic dining room.  The service was impecable and the food was amazing.  Be careful how much you order because the portions are humungous!   I had a blackened salmon that literally melted in my mouth, others enjoyed steak and tuna - both delish!  We made the mistake of ordering two shrimp appetizers - man these things were the size of Chihuahuas!! We also made the mistake of ordering the sweet potato fries and they brought us enough to feed a small army.  Don't get me wrong, the food was spectacular, but man it was a lot of food!


I like Karen's Kreamery.  I made it a place to go when it was located in Surprise for the Gelato.  Inexpensive for great ice cream.  Great that they took up shop at the skate park, I assume they get more business at the new location. Guess I'm going to have to learn to skateboard to have an excuse to visit the park for ice cream.:)


We had intended to go to another restaurant in the area that we discovered was closed. So, we thought we would try this new place and were pleasantly surprised. I had the corned-beef hash wrap from the breakfast menu and it was delish! It came with a generous side of fruit. My companions had the bleu cheese bacon burger and the roast beef baguette. My only complaint is that they don't have brewed iced tea. Otherwise, we had no problems and would definitely return.


Chez ma grosse truie cherie was not really on my list of must try Montreal's restaurants. I ended up here because with a group on 5, it was not easy to get a reservation on a busy Saturday night. This restaurant seems to catered to large groups with communal tables and family style menu, which seems to be well suited our party of five.\n\nService was attentive and excellent. I wish the food can match the service. \n\nWe shared: \n\nOysters ($15) - Apple ice cider vinegar from Vergers de la Colline\n- Not bad, I had better oysters..\n\nChef Choice Seared Foie Gras ($23)\n- The best part of the meal... I would just come back to have that\n- Love how the sourness of the fresh grapes compliment the fattiness of the foie gras\n- No sharing! All mine!\n\nThe Whole Hog ($32/pp) - Baby back ribs, smoked grilled pork chop, braised shanks, braising juices and parmesan cheese French fries \n- The platter looked amazing for photos but most of the meat tasted bland and dry\n- The only thing I enjoyed was the shank which was tender and moist\n- I did enjoy the roasted vegetables... \n\nThe only saving grace might be some local beers in bottles... Dieu du Ciel did make the dining experience a little more enjoyable.\n\nSadly I doubt I will be coming back again really soon...... unless I can have that foie gras all for myself!


I hate having to write this review, but I will stick to the facts!  The weather was beautiful last night, so thought we would ride the light rail to Tempe and enjoy some drinks and food on a patio.  I've always been intrigued by the Depot Cantina, so that is where we decided to go.  We found a nice table on the patio and we were off to a good start.  But, it all went downhill from there....the service was so terribly slow and she didn't really apologize for it.  It took us 15 minutes to get our drinks and then another 10 to get our food order in...only because I asked another server to help us.  They cranked the music too loud and it caused it to cut in and out.  We told multiple servers multiple times that if they turned the music down it would go back to normal...took 30 minutes for that to be fixed.  The food was just ok and the presentation was not impressive.  The soup was spilled all over the plate beneath it and they just threw a few tortillas on my friend's burro...seriously no attention to detail in this place.  I can't imagine a manager was on duty last night because I can't imagine they would let the restaurant run this way.  I hope they get their act together because this place is in a great location with a large patio.


Jim and Steve did a great job with my two emission tests.   It was fast and a great price.   Super customer service and a nice clean facility.


I was so glad for a new snacking experience to open up in Squirrel Hill.  A Waffles to boot.  The waffles are amazing, very reasonably priced ($2 for a plain waffle and not much more with toppings which has Dozen, the previous occupant beat for value) and mine was still warm when it was handed to me and full of bits of carmelized crunchy sugar goodness.  Thank goodness it's a mile walk from my house.  Any closer and I'd be there every day


I have nothing but praise for the work of Taylor and Zach at Aniu for the hair and makeup styling they did for my wedding. They completely got what I was looking for and I felt pampered, beautiful and confident as a result. My wedding photos turned out beautifully and I am so happy I went with Aniu for my special day!!


It gets 3 stars based on the safety that it is Yardhouse; decent food and great beer selection.\n\nI went with a group of 10, ready to stay for the evening....but after dinner we went elsewhere.  The eating area is big and open enough (I actually prefer it to the one in Town Center).  But thats where the good news ends.\n\nThe wait staff was slow and inaccurate.  They actually argued that the raspberry beer they brought was the dunkel we ordered.  The manager ultimately agreed with us.  Secondly, but importantly, they have a 1-drink-at-a-time rule.....\nEveryone knows at a popular restaurant you order when the waiter comes around.  At this particular YardHouse, they will not bring you a beer until the one you have is less than a quarter done.  So now you must wait another 20-30min until the server comes around to check to even make an order.\nThey let us slide a little because they thought we were a good crowd....ridiculous


Bottom line: there's room for improvement but this new little place is off to a great start.\n\nMy wife and I finally tried Sa Bai after a good review from a friend. We weren't disappointed. We had two appetizers, two entrees, and dessert. The appetizers were good but not great - the crab wontons were tasty but a little too saucy for me; the crispy thai rolls were a bit generic - a little oily, lacking some in flavor.\n\nHowever, the main dishes more than made up for this. We had the pad prik king, and pad see-iew. Wow! Both were flavorful and perfectly spiced - not overwhelming, just enough to enhance the flavors and give a little kick. We both really, really liked these dishes. \n\nDeserts were again good but not overwhelmingly awesome. The prices are reasonable, moreso if you get the happy hour pricing on drinks and appetizers. Service was excellent, btw. Friendly and timely.\n\nWe will definitely be coming back to SaBai, and look forward to working our way through more of the menu.


Overpriced, mediocre, lack of attention to detail and quality. Would not recommend. Don't waste your money.


YUM! Nuff Said!


I came here for lunch, and it was very hot. But I sat outside, to enjoy the view. Usually umbrella provides shades, but my table was not covered by umbrella so sun heated up the table and my dishwares. But it was my choice to sit outside.\n\nI ordered seafood platter, sangria, scallop, and salad.\n\nThe quantity is not huge, but quality is good. Shrimp, lobster, and scallop were memorably delicious.\n\nIf sun does not attack you... Sit outside. I loved the ambience more than the food.


Just tried the Habit for the first time tonight. The burgers were tasty, not GREAT, but good. The fries were a bit soggy and soft, but still tasted good. The atmosphere was clean, and the staff was friendly...but...a 30 minute wait on a Thursday night to get my to go order? UNACCEPTABLE!\n\n10 minutes in line, and then 20 minutes waiting get my food. For a restaurant of this kind, that is just crazy. Not sure if the food was good enough to keep me coming back.


I've been to lots of Marshalls in different cities and states, but I'd say the staff here are definitely the friendliest.\n\nI was in this evening getting a couple makeup bags for Christmas presents, and the lady who rang my purchase was so helpful and sweet. Her name was Susan.


This was a fantastic experience.!    Eric Schultz was a great host.  The beef carpachio was excellent.   The service was as good as the food.   Family owned and operated.   We had a 6 course meal for two on our anniversary and the cost before tip was 140.


The best store at these outlets!\n\nStrong selections across the board, everything Nike can be found here and the prices for some of the shoes are amazing.\n\nMy wife purchased some Nike running shoes for 25 bucks... they discounted 10% because there was a tiny speck of dirt on the shoes... that's great service! \n\nThe outlet is bigger than the others and is spaced out very well.  Plenty of help from the friendly staff and they ask you if you need help before you have to flag them down.  \n\nThe basketball shoes selection is decent, but the bread and butter belongs in the TSHIRTS!! Yesss!! 15 bucks a pop... and if you're like me, you'd love the motivating slogans.\n\nI purchased a \"MY FEET HURT FROM KICKING SO MUCH ASS\" tshirt and chopped off the sleeves--needless to say I feel like a beast in the gym now thanks to the Nike Factory Store O_O.\n\nP.S. I actually really enjoy the temperature here too... it's not as cold as some of the other stores... that counts for something right?! HAHA.


Prive was awesome! Make sure you get bottle service when you come here, or else you'll be sorry to be waiting with a huge crowd trying to get in as well. Bottle service was pretty decent priced here, but the service wasn't that great. I always thought the first round of drinks were suppose to be served by a waitress... well that was the only down fall of the place. \n\nThis place was huge, sound system was bumping, and the music was great. The best part of the club was the restroom. The valets in the bathrooms were hilarious! \"Hi, welcome to the bathroom gentlemen... please enjoy your piss\" ..  Make sure you tip those guys! \n\nI'll be back here when i come back to vegas next time!


It's ok, good for a quick bite. I don't understand the almost cult like following.\nMade a mistake and had the shake instead of pop and was sick for hours.\nStaff was very friendly, but they needed someone dedicated to keeping the place clean.


We tried a half dozen of these greasy, pretentious donuts. We didn't finish any of them. They had a mix of stale textures and weird tastes. Just bad. I can't believe I'm saying that about a donut. We really hated them.


good but NOT amazing.\n\n\nMy Dinner - ordered stacked enchiladas - not impressed with the quantity at all. Such a small serving with too much rice and beans for such a high price\n\nMy Dessert - really good - chocolate chip cookie\n\nHis Dinner - chicken chimichanga - edible but not impressive\n\nHis Dessert - crem brulee - very good\n\n\nWe give it 3 stars because it was a good meal but not amazing...wouldn't go again\n\nStill looking for an amazing mexican spot that isn't a dive!


Maybe I'm used to Thai food from LA so I would only give this place 3 stars. For lunch, it's cheap, right on a student's budget of less than $10 a meal. But, the food was just not what I was used to. I love love love green curry but the one I ordered came out looking more like gray curry. There was no hint of sweetness that I was used. A little disappointing, but I didn't complain since I was hungry.\n\nTheir redeeming quality, however, was the service. Excellent, friendly staff that took the liberty to split the bill for the entire table for us. They will probably be the only reason I come back.


Food was bland.  Service was slow.  Screwed up my bill - chased me down in the parking lot to get me to come back to pay more.


I've been going to Niro's for over 5+ years.  I think the gyro is really good.  Being from Chicago, we love our gyro so I'm glad this place is near my home.   If you get the double gyro plate, they give you a lot of meat.  Just wish they would give you 4 pitas since 2 is not enough.


I have previously reviewed Eggspectation and found its kitchen creations excellent. They appear to have improved their service significantly since I last shared my opinions. As promised, therefore, four stars well-deserved. \n\nThe menu has been revamped and the quirkiness and puns are mostly gone, but the eggs surely aren't. I think I will miss the great variety of dishes one could select from, however they seem to focus on a core set of competences these days and churn out a very pleasant palette of flavors.\n\nWith the sad departure of a couple of my brunch haunts, my trekking over a kilometre to Eggspectation shows it's good, filling and pleasant.


Ahhhh, yes. Every woman just loves the Crotch Doctor. I am no exception. There's nothing like spreading eagle in front of somebody you just met, who may or may not know what \"gentle fingers\" really means. (Uhm, yeah right.)\n\nAlas, the search for a great M.D. or OBGYN is one of those exasperating yet essential quests in every woman's life. \n\nSo, imagine my disdain when - newly located to Phx - I had to strike out to find a female MD I didn't want to strangle. \n\nLuckily, luck was on my side. \n\nAfter searching for who was covered by my insurance (on their handy-dandy Web site), I found this place - Central Phoenix Women's Health Care Center - and was introduced to Dr. Susan Morton-Pradhan. \n\nI had no idea what to expect. It's like calling a salon and hearing the name of somebody you never met, who could royally f*ck up your hair. But, there's only one way to find out...\n\nThe Center itself is located in a 3-store office-type building on the South side of Osborn, just shy of Central. You are welcomed by grey walls, stale carpeting, a dingy elevator you fear is going to malfunction at any given moment. Yikes. The Center staff is terse, unwelcoming and standoffish. They seem a tad disorganized, having thought my appointment was for something else and demanded I pee in a cup, just after I had rushed to \"empty the pipeline.\" So, I had to drink 17.5 of their half-sized cups of water-cooler water, trying to entice an encore. That's when they ushered me back through the waiting area and said, \"Oh, we don't need a sample... But you can give us one if you want.\" D'oh! \n\nOh, whatever; they do their job. You fill out paper. You sign-in. You wait. You get weighed. You know, the usual. I can deal with shitty staff, so long as my Doctor is the Patron Saint of Gyno.\n\nNow that Dr. Susan Morton-Pradhan has gone to another place, I can review this Center for what it is: A place for women to go when they need their annual screenings, as well as when there happens to be a bun in the oven. (Oops, how did that happen?) \n\nLucky for me, I have no reason to go back, considering my Doctor relocated and, by god!, I'm following her. She's the best Crotch Doctor I've ever had!


Food and drink are great.  Service is always really slow for happy hour.


The food was good.  Had the filet mignon egg sliders and fries for lunch.  \n\nService was a bit rushed and not overly friendly.


I thought I wrote about this place but when I did a search, I guess I didn't.\nOne of my friends is in Vegas and was feeling down so I told my friend to go eat at Hikari.  What's good is that most AYCE places they will serve you nigiri only, over here you can just order just sashimi which is a hit with most girls as they get full on the rice.\nSelection of fish varies but there was enough variety to keep me happy.  Also unlimited soft shell crab which I really like.\nI really was debating on if I should be writing a report or keeping it to myself as the sushi bar gets crowded.\nThe only reason for the deduct of one star was that the last time I went, they made a mistake and charged my credit card twice, so some other customer go a free meal.\nTip - pay cash so no problems later.


Order half the size of what you actually want. One scoop equates to about two. The prices are fair and they have some unique flavors to try if you don't mind traveling through the smokey casino to the location hidden away on the second floor. Price was fair for how much they give you. I saw a little girl who got shaved ice that was about 6\" taller than the cup they served it in. My girlfriend is a true ice cream lover and mentioned \"its good, but its no baskin robbins\" for what that is worth. I had the banana Carmel chocolate chip. It was good, but I'm not an ice cream lover so I don't get excited about such things.


My girlfriend is much newer to the area so I try to take her to real Pittsburgh places. Fiori's should be held right up there next to Primanti's as a staple. South Hills icon. \n\nThere's old world charm when you order. Pie comes out quick. It's awesome deliciousness scored me many points with the lady and satisfied my soul for making my not-often-enough trip to this fantastic pizza icon of the City of Champs. \n\nPreach.


I was told the rooms were renovated but was a basic clean up... Still has popcorn on the ceiling, clean but not anything fancy. Flat screen tv was terrible reception, heat and air is old and is loud and outdated. Very old casino that dates back to 1955 and is a good place to stay if you like vintage. Does not have a good filtration in the casinos and smoke is strong smelling. Would never, never stay here again... Never!


All the food was excellent, especially the sliders. Our waitress was excellent. We have been here many times and are never disappointed.


wow. i can't believe this place closed up shop.  i wish there were more places like this in this town


Yes!  It's twice as pricey as Gold's or LA Fitness... but it's twice as awesome!  You get what you pay for at Lifetime.  As someone who goes to the gym over my lunch break, I couldn't ask for anything more from a gym.  It's the little things; you don't need to bring a towel, soap, a locker key or lunch!  The caf\u00e9 has a nice selection of healthy meals for breakfast, lunch, kids and even smoothies and the nutrition facts are on the menu.   As a vegetarian, there are several options for me to choose from.   The equipment from the cardio machines to the pool is well maintained and the staff is knowledgeable and friendly.  After being spoiled with Lifetime for over 3 years, I honestly could never switch gyms, call me a snob ... I don't care!


Came here on a recommendation of a friend, and for a bachelor party, and let me tell you I wasn't disappointed! \n The gals are friendly and not pushy. Bottle service is a good way to go. \n And the funny thing was they weren't gonna let me in since I was wearing a wifebeater, but they let me buy one of their t-shirts($20) to put over it, and they let us all in for free!!!\n And all the gals are pretty attractive.