I stopped into Crave with my boyfriend for a cocktail and a snack.  I tried the blueberry lemonade which was great, I enjoyed the flavor- it was a perfect mix without being too sweet! We ordered an appetizer, which was tasty. I want to say I like Crave, although the service was lacking. I know that Crave is one of a few restaurants open in Downtown Summerlin at this time, so I want to give them the benefit of the doubt and hope that the service will improve, I think they have the cocktails and food to be successful, they just need the service and hospitality to catch up with it.


I was watching this show with my bf kinda like celebrating the Vday since it's a combination of comedy and magic show, so it sounds pretty interesting!  The show itself was not bad, great for family (especially if kids are tagging along).  However, the reason I only gave 3 stars was because I was originally brought two tickets via Groupon which I got a decent prices for 2.  I even called to RSVP on 2/14 and upgraded to VIP seats.  The operator that I talked to was like since you have already upgraded your seats, there's no need to be line up and get there around  10-15 minutes before the show starts (show time was at 4pm).  So my bf and I got there at like 3:35pm and the front desk was like sorry \"ALL GROUPON TICKETS NEED TO LINE UP NO MATTER IF YOU HAVE THE GA OR ALREADY UPGRADED TO VIP\"....i m like what the....Saxe Theater needs to have a better training with the phone operators, not like asking customers to upgrade but afterward, it's all on your!


Queen Creek Olive Mill has delicious sandwiches, gelato, and of course, olive and balsamic vinegar products. I wouldn't come here for breakfast because it's pretty standard fare, but the sandwiches are great. It's a little bit pricey, but it's a nice experience.


Wow, what a difference over the course of a year.  I reviewed Tommmy Bahama's almost a year ago, and I thought it was great.  The steaks were great, and even the sweet potatoes, which I normally don't like, were great.  \n\nWe have been going to Tommy Bahama's about twice per month since then, and each time has been good, with the exception of this last time.  \n\nThings started off okay, we got our table, got our appetizers, and all was good.  But then the steak came.  My girlfriend just thinks it was overcooked, but it tasted like much cheaper meat to me.  The filet was bland and stringy.  And the sweet potatoes were actually the same, tasteless and stringy.  Odd, but true.  The whole meal was sort of so-so.  \n\nThe service was okay, but there was something not quite right.  The staff seemed on edge.  It was a weird feeling, like they were just not happy to be there.  And then the topper; my girlfriend put some sweet potato on a smaller plate to try them out, and some women came by and snatched her plate of food away.  She still had her food on it, and the woman never asked if we wanted it taken away.  The woman was wearing a pink polo shirt, so she looked more like one of the managers than a server.  We thought about complaining, but it just felt like maybe it wasn't worth it.  \n\nNot to look to much into this, but I wonder if the place is having financial issues, so the food is not as good and the people are on edge.  Either way, it's a shame because this was a regular place for us to hang out for a nice dinner out, and we would usually grab some stuff from the store after the meal.  We may give it once last chance, maybe this was an off night, but it feels like the magic might be gone from this one.


Oh and get the weird maple candy waffles!


You might be at the Paris Hotel or in Paris, France\nYou might like to gamble, you might like to dance\nBut no matter which Paris you are in, when you go to a cafe\nYou want both good service and food, you don't want it any other way\n\nWifey and I walked into this cafe after a showing of Jersey Boys\nAll three workers there from the get-go were immature without poise\nCustomers didn't know where to order, so there were all these different lines\nOne girl scolded each customer if the right place to order he didn't find.\n\nWait staff, just serve somebody, don't scold us 'cause the order place isn't clear\nStop talkin' and just serve somebody\nDon't embarrass us in a way the whole store can hear!\nStop complainin' and just serve somebody.\n\nSo the girls scolded and helped the customers in a random mish-mash way\nSome people who came later got helped before because the right line they did stay\nEventually we ended up getting our fancy dessert food.\nLet me tell you, the gelato was OK, but the chocolate mousse cake was good!\n\nThe mousse cake had rich chocolate flavor with hints of pistachio\nThe gelato had bursts of fresh tropical tasting mango\nWe asked for water, but the girls all said, we don't give out tap water here\nIf you want, you can buy the bottled water, but none for free, is that clear?\n\nWait staff, just serve somebody, and please a little courtesy show\nStop talkin' and just serve somebody\nChange girl, please don't talk for three minutes while the line behind us does grow\nStop chattin' it up and serve somebody.\n\nWhile we savored our sumptuous splendorous sweets\nOne girl is scolding another, telling what she did wrong\nI'm not here to hear about your problems\nWe ate quickly, stayed not for long.\n\nIf we ever go back to the Paris Hotel, I must get that dessert again\nBut I'll get it to go, unless the servers are trained to be cordial women and men.


Arriving at eight on the dot we actually presented to closed doors - no worries though, they'd open only minutes later.  Making our way into the vast confines of the restaurant we stated our names, though reservations clearly were not necessary.  Led to a comfortable 4-top near the large glass windows we marveled at the black and white tiled floor, raw bar, cheese bar, cork wreath, chandeliers, and generally lovely layout of the space.  Greeted quickly by our server, Gina G, we were provided with menus and water was filled for us all while the others opted for Orange Juice, Hot Tea, and a specialty French Press of Rwandan Komera coffee - a bold citrus blend with plenty of body that didn't really appeal to me, but my mother enjoyed a lot.\n\nBrowsing the menu of both traditional and non-traditional bistro fare we settled on a pair of sweets and a pair of savories to be shared around.  With service good throughout the meal there were two small issues considering only one other table was seated during the entirety of our brunch - the first being the fact that my water actually reached empty twice and the second when one of the ancillary staff nearly filled my sister's tea with coffee.  With light classical playing overhead it would be approximately 15 minutes before our plates would arrive.\n\nFor myself, the standard in such circumstances; a Croque Madame with Country Ham, Gruy\u00e8re Cheese, Sauce Mornay,Crispy Sourdough, Fried Egg and a side of Pommes Frites with organic Heinz ketchup.  While the frites were largely a miss - hot but somewhat anemic and flavorless, the sandwich was actually quite good, albeit lightly topped.  With two thin slices of rich ham and an equal portion of Gruyere sandwiched between the crispy bread, the highlight of the dish was unquestionably the lovely Mornay and creamy egg yolk.  \n\nThe second option, my mothers, was the crispy Belgium Waffle with fresh Berries and Housemade Vanilla Syrup.  Simple in concept the execution of this dish was quite poor in my opinion - the waffle doughy and the vanilla syrup tasting identical to the pure maple syrup (not a bad thing, but false advertising) until blended with the dollop of vanilla cream atop the waffles.  Admittedly the fruits were very fresh and tasty, however.\n\nOpting for more unique dishes proved advantageous to my sister and aunt, the sooner ordering the Crab Oscar Benedict with Asparagus, Dungeness crab, Poached Eggs, and Citrus Hollandaise atop a round popover.  Already hefty and artery clogging with the crab clearly cooked in butter and the lovely hollandaise with just a tinge of lemon, piercing the two creamy eggs with a fork added a whole new level to the dish.  With white asparagus adding necessary fiber and texture the entirety of this dish was decadence well worth the calories.\n\nThe final choice, my aunts, was another winner - Banana and Mascarpone stuffed French Toast with Saigon cinnamon and pure maple syrup.  With bread similarly shaped to that from the popover I gather the toast itself was actually a bread pudding style custard.  With a thick layer of banana accented sweet cheese inside and fresh bananas atop the toast was first pan seared and then torch bruleed forming a crisp top that crackled on cutting.  With plentiful notes of cinnamon and the maple syrup on the plate instead of being poured over top I really liked the flavor profile and presentation of the dish, as did my aunt who is not keen on maple as she finds it overwhelming.\n\nWith tax and tip the total for brunch would run approximately $25 a person - not a bargain compared to the $5 grand slam at Denny's that we passed to get there, but on par with the prices at Mon Ami Gabi and slightly less pricey than MoZen, Tableau, or Bouchon.  With that said, while there was nothing wrong with Morels, it also didn't move me or wow me and at such a price I'd much sooner take the elevator up to Bouchon at the Venetian than the escalator down to Morels at the Palazzo.  The Croque, Frites, French Toast, and Waffles at Bouchon are simply better....and the eggs and crab dish I'd have there on Christmas day left that Benedict a distant memory, regardless of how good it was.


I've been here 10+ times since my last review so I thought I should update. First, their long island pitcher is really great! Actually, all of their shots pitchers seem tasty! I love how they add those gummy worms. By the time your drink is done, they have sucked up a good amount of alcohol ;) \n\nFor food, I would recommend the pulled pork grilled cheese. It's my favorite thing on their menu and I've tried many things! I also enjoy their buffalo chicken wrap. The pulled pork wrap was also tasty. It comes with cole slaw on(in?) it.\n\nHalf priced food after 9pm can't be beat!  \n\nI know one day I'll be older and Hem's won't be \"my thing\", so I'm gonna enjoy it while I can. Just remember it's a college bar and can get loud! I have even became annoyed with the noise level a few times and im your average 23 year old :)


In Soviet Russia...\n\nIt's tacky, themed Vegas with a James Bondesque USSR d\u00e9cor and post communist, \"everything western is good\" disjointed menu.  Don't let it keep you away.  The food is solid and the vodka selection, one of the largest in Vegas.\n\nThe menu is authentic Russian.  Western dishes such as smoked salmon atop won ton chips with wasabi cream and tobiko (very refreshing and delicious) sit next to a classic steak tartare.\n\nStick to the old school classics.  The seared foie with baked apples served on French toast with a warm, apple butter and huckleberry gastrique and garnished by  smoky, oily bacon is sublime.  The traditional steak tartare is near perfect.  Super clean flavor of the chilled beef spicy mustard, salty capers, pungent onions, oceanic anchovies and creamy raw egg yolk beautifully presented (they can mix it for you if you are not comfortable doing it yourself).  All served atop melba toast and a side of cr\u00e8me friache.  \n\nFor mains, its gotta be the stroganoff made with filet mignon tips.  Warm, comforting, stick to the ribs goodness, the way a stroganoff should be.  Incredible earthiness from the mushrooms.\n\nHuge selection of vodka from around the world from the great classics to the nouveau silly (bubble gum or Fruit Loops).  All can be ordered as 2 oz, 3 oz, or even full bottles if you want the true drunken experience.  Prices are very high (Vegas ultra lounge / club)\n\nThe lounge gets crowded and very loud.  It fuels the gregarious spirit in the more plush and private dining room.


we came here for lunch I ordered the sweet Deal pick 3 for 4$ just had a regular cheeseburger ,onion rings, and a drink . The food came out quick a little too quick cause they did a poor job making the cheeseburger had way too much Mustered and Ketchup and was all over the wraper just oozing out the sides the onion rings were pretty good


After two years we decided to try this place again.  Huge mistake!!!!  Place was packed so we decided to sit outside.  We were ignored for 20-30 minutes before we got our order put in.  Do you waitress continued to tell us that our order will be right up.  Well at hour and a half later we decided to walk out .  2 hours there waiting and no food along with being ignored ...horrible service ....the manager was shocked when we confronted him.   I had originally put it that this is a great place for the great food and great service but now I take it back, one of the worst places to eat in Madison.  We were also told by the manager that they were gutting our order to fill other orders.  The manager sent us home with free food but we could not even eat it because it was disgusting.  We will not return!!!


The first time I tried to make a reservation, I was given a time, then told, \"You will probably only have time for appetizers.\"\n\nI really didn't understand what this meant, so asked for more information, and was told, \"Well, we have another seating for that table an hour after you, so you will only have time for appetizers.\" \n\nI asked what they would do, kick us out? The answer was, \"No, we'll find somewhere for you.\" Since I could only imagine that this meant standing in a corner, I declined.\n\nAfter hearing wonderful things from others, I attempted a second time, and sucessfully made reservations.\n\nThey called the day of our reservations to confirm, and then cautioned me to be mindful of the time, because I would only have an hour and a half.\n\nAt this point, I should have known better, cancelled the dinner, and gone elsewhere...but, I didn't...I know, clearly my fault!\n\nThe restaurant is beautiful, the view is nice, decorations very homey and sophsicated at the same time.\n\nWe ordered the stuffed quail and pate for appetizers. \n\nThe stuffed quail was wonderful, one of the best things I've eaten anywhere...and is the primary reason for 2 stars!\n\nThe pate baffled me...why serve 3 icecream scoop sized lumps of pate with three tiny toast points is just beyond me. A plate really should make sense...and asking for extra is unnecessary. \n\nFor entrees we had the cold pressed duck and the lamb chops.\n\nThe duck was nicely medium rare, but I usually enjoy a crispy duck skin and this was soggy and bland.\n\nThe lamb was barely edible. The chef recommends medium rare, so this is how I ordered it. It came more than well done. When asked, I did show the waiter (and later the manager) the meat, they saw it was obviously over done. Of course they apologized and offered to re-fire...it was then that I told them of our 1 1/2 hour time limit, and I didn't want to get kicked off of the table!!! \n\nMore apologies, they were very sorry...the manager said she had no idea how the time limit thing happened...but would definitely address the situation.\n\nDessert was ordered, coffee and donuts. This was a little cup of coffee pudding and 3 beignets...Again, I'm puzzled why a dessert ordered for 2 people had 3 beignets, instead of 2, or 4, which would have made much more sense. But, they were delicious.\n\nThe price was above average for Charlotte, and most meals and restaurants in this price range do a much better job.\n\nOverall, the quail was spectacular, other things mediocre, and the lamb just awful. We will probably not visit Halcyon again.


Good food!!!


Lots of really neat, unique stuff - but I kind of expected more.  Interesting location and good space and layout.  I've definitely bought a few cards there!


Just got back from breakfast at the 40th Street Cafe.  For a Tuesday morning, it was BUSY.  Only a couple tables open.  My waitress Sherrie was a total delight; I never saw a smile leave her face.\n\nI ordered a breakfast sandwich on a croissant (75 cents extra, totally worth it), sub bacon instead of ham, and sub scrambled eggs instead of the over hard egg just like I saw in a picture here on yelp.  It was great!  Loads of bacon, the eggs were great (not dry like other breakfast places like to serve you).  The hashbrowns were good - although not seasoned at all, like another reviewer noted, so I had to salt them myself... but that seems to be a norm for breakfast places like these, since a lot of their clientele is of the older generation who can't handle salt.\n\nLots of regulars here, lots of people just sitting drinking coffee and reading the paper.  Although one woman was totally rude and annoying - my waitress was taking the order of a woman sitting at the table next to me, and a woman at the table across the aisle threw her wadded-up straw wrapper at the waitress while she was taking the order - it almost landed in the full pot of coffee on the table - then apologized to the customer getting her order taken, saying she was trying to hit the waitress, and let out the most ungodly hyena-like guffaw I've ever heard.  I get that you know the waitress and you're trying to be funny, but jesus christ.  Have some respect and try to contain yourself.  She was at least 60 years old btw.\n\nANYWAY, overall it was a great experience and I had a good time just sitting there eating watching the price is right on their 20-year-old television.  I'll be heading back there for sure.


Before it's recent refurbishment, the outside of Cafe Salvo made it look like a slightly dingy, not very special, quick place to grab a coffee at best, kinda place. Inside was a whole other story.\n\nCafe Salvo is the sort of cafe restaurant I imagine New York has a lot of. Black and white photographs of Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Marilyn Monroe and other classic American movie stars don the walls. The interior is small, perhaps a little cluttered, but altogether homely and has a family run sort of feel.\n\nI think the owner has made this cafe just the way he wants it. He has his decorations and the film stars he wants. This makes the place feel genuine.\n\nAs for the food, expect big portions of home made style cuisine. Don't expect anything too fancy, expect your lasagna and minestrone soup. The prices however are very reasonable. For about the cost of a coffee and panini at Starbucks you could have a three course set meal at Salvo.\n\nA genuine, distinct Italian cafe with reasonable prices and homely food. Highly recommended.


DON'T GO HERE!!! I went to see Dr. Carrie Cashman, after finding a lump in my breast. I had already had a hand test and ultrasound at other places. I had my appointment and was told NOTHING that I didn't already know, after waiting almost 2 hours to see the doctor and I arrived early. She made a guess at what she thought it was and gave me my options, biopsy, surgery if it's cancerous etc. Already was told that but ok. I asked for the prices of removal which she then proceeded to give me phone numbers and told me to call them and ask, really they can't even call for me? But ok, let it go. Finally I go to pay, told them I didn't have insurance and would be paying out of pocket, she told me it was 130, I paid and left, nothing else was said. It's been a month and I just got a bill in the mail for 115 dollars from them! They did not once say the appointment was 243 and they'd be splitting it up or absolutely anything of the sort! They are literally trying to steal my money and have done absolutely nothing! If I could give them 0 stars I would. I will not be having my surgery done through this business.


SO GOOD.  Large menu of \"regular\" hotdogs, specialty dogs (Angry Kimchi Dog!!), and rice bowls.  My Angry Kimchi Dog was fantastic and had generous amounts of bulgogi and kimchi sitting on top of the actual hotdog.  Party in my mouth.  \n\nFun atmosphere and helpful staff = enjoyable dining experience.  Everything on the menu is under $5.  Portions are generous but everything is so yummy that it's not hard to eat everything yourself.  :)


I couldn't ever make this my only grocery stop because it doesn't have the variety that I need from a grocery store, but man does it have some delicious food! \n\nNumber one is the produce.  Loads of fresh produce, and samples for you to taste before you buy. ....or you know, snack your way around the store...\n\nThey also have a pretty amazing cheese section.  Mostly Wisconsin cheeses with a few other specialty cheeses as well.  I am not a cheese expert and have gone there looking for something kind of specific and was able to have someone knowledgeable enough to point me towards what I was looking for and telling me why certain kinds would or wouldn't work for what I wanted them for. \n\nThey also have a pretty amazing beer section.  Lots of unique local selections, and also something that they seem to be pretty knowledgeable about when questions come up. \n\nThere are other things they sell as well, snacks, meats, seafood, and some other random frozen items.  You can find quite a bit of Brennans branded local items, as well as a few other local brands.\n\nI don't get here often because it isn't a one stop grocery shop, but when I do go I wonder why I don't come more often because I always find such great things!


This location closing.  Going out of business sale going on now (9/2013).  if the parking lot was this packed all the time they would not be closing.  I don't hate Wmart, I just hate being left with nothing but Wmart.


Golden Spoon is so much better than all the self-serve frozen yogurt shops in the valley.  It's the original of the modern \"fro-yo\" craze in the valley, and remains the best.\n\nNot only is the yogurt more flavorful and more solid, but you also get a lot more for your money.  Golden Spoon charges by the size, not the ounce, and the employees are very generous about the amount they pour into your cup.  They have no problem letting you sample flavors, and they mix however many you like.  And unlike the self-serve places, the yogurt doesn't look like a giant glob in an oversized bowl by the time you sit down to eat it.\n\nThe only negative is that you may be dealing with a line during busy hours as you wait for the employees. \n\nAnd yes, the plastic spoons are colored gold.


Thankfully, the owner is a good friend of mine, So i can avoid the $10 yearly membership.  Hell, if you even pay 40, 50, or 100, its still worth it.  The food items will make you dizzy.  There are so many things to buy and try.  If somehow, they can set up tasting/sample tables for the items....the Look out costco.\n\nMy fav. is the seafood.  You can get every thing ever fished outta the ocean for whole prices.  Cant go wrong.\n\nMY how times have changed.  Even in recession ravaged vegas, this place suffers...... from great to bad in less than 12 months....


service could be better, or maybe i am used to service back in 626?\n\ntea was alright, too much ice.


Expensive and just ok.


As I walked into this restaurant, I didn't have high expectations. The parking lot was empty and the building was somewhat uninviting. Very little signage and the front door was very inconspicuous. \n\nMy wife and I were greeted upon entering and seated right away. There were only a couple of other customers in the dining room and a couple in the bar. Our drink order was taken right away and the waiter was happy and very attentive.\n\nMy wife ordered the pot roast, which came with mashed potatoes and mixed vegetables and I ordered the fillet medallions, which came with mashed potatoes and grilled onions, smothered in a mushroom demi-glaze.\n\nOur meals were fantastic! My medallions were cooked a perfect medium-rare, the mushroom sauce was rich and flavorful but not too overpowering. The mashed potatoes were, well, mashed potatoes. My wife raved about her pot roast and she is not a big red meat fan.\n\nOne of the best parts of the meal was the fresh cooked bread. After our drinks came and before our meal, our waiter brought us a wooden plank with a little slice of heaven. I remember when I was young and my mom made bread. I remember the smell of the bread as I walked in the house after a long day at school. As he set the bread down in front of us, the smell of fresh baked bread filled the air. I skipped the butter and tore into a piece and it was amazing. The texture, the taste, the aroma - this bread was fresh and hot. \n\nI must say I was pleasantly surprised with the Montana Meat Company. Not a great first impression, but , what a way to finish!\n\nTo my amazing fan Carlos L., the prices were pretty good. Our whole meal came to $38.00 before tip. Carlos is concerned about my spending habits - he thinks I'm cheap and should just stick to McDonalds. Have a great day Carlos.


While at our stay in palace station, we decided to try the cheap eatery after midnight. We ordered the all-nighter skillet (2) and 1/4 classes  cheeseburger with fries (4) for 8.\n\n- Slow service. barely anyone was there and it took about 25min to cook a over-easy eggs and 1/4 burger patty. haha\n-Salty! fries so salty i was getting HTN.  \n- Skillet itself so oily. I swear it was almost a mirror now so greasy.\n- crispy hash browns. yum!\n- Not many drunks. :)\n- I don't think I come here for anything else. Only their all nighter deals 12am-6am\n- Must have boarding pass.


Love the food, but am VERY disappointed that I was charged 1.50 for a refill, when every other time I have been to Which Wich, it was only .50  I don't understand how they can get away with charging different prices.  It seems to me that the price should be the same nationwide...and I have been to several different locations nationwide...all only charged .50 !  This will definitely affect my decision about how often to come here.


These people have no idea what to sell you. They just point to the startup boxes when I could have saved money buying better items separately. No knowledge on reptile health. Also sold me a turtle with one eye. Really?


They know, they know, they know\nThey know, they know, they know\nThey know, they know, they know\nYeah, they know, yeah...at ZINE NOODLES! - Drake (headlines)\n\nI understand that you are overpaying for chinese food. I want to point out that if you want authentic chinese food that will make you feel comfortable when you are in vegas, its worth it. The restaurant itself has a nice decor, the people working there have an asian accent, (which is a good thing cuz it means they are legit) and its pretty quiet as well. I ordered the beef chow fun which is a safe and easy choice and it tasted good. It's a fine meal in vegas, easy in and easy out, no problems.\n\nFood: 3.5 stars --- Service: 3.5 stars --- Atmosphere: 4 stars --- Price(value): 3 stars


I just tried their Tomato soup & it was really good! But what I really liked was the FREE Stuff....Get a FREE Bagel w/ CC, Join EBB VIP Text Club! Text: ustext ebb; To: 368674 then reply \"yes\" to subscribe! Get offers weekly. Best part, use that offer EVERY Day! I'm going to try their Pumpkin Bagel next...my girlfriend loved it..


Since I've been running the past few years, I usually do pedicures at home. Running gives you ugly feet so it's kind of embarrassing, but something told me to get over it and go. I stopped in here very impromptu on my way home. It seemed to look like any other nail salon: bland, fake plants, stacks of old magazines, but the pedicure stations looked pretty clean so I sat down.\nFor some reason I felt the need to apologized for my ugly nails telling her that running has ruined them. She said dancers have the same problem.  At least I'm not a total mutant.\nShe did a nice job with the polish, although the rest of the pedicure was kind of lacking. For the massage part it was more like just putting lotion on than an actual massage. $24 for basic pedicure.


Delish!!! I love pho but I hate it that I always come out smelling like fish from Vietnamese places, not this one. The cleanest, friendliest, and one of the yummiest services ever!  I'm going to be a regular since I just moved to the area. :)


The front desk was exceptionally slow and rude. I don't feel like a paying customer at all...\nWe booked a fountain view double queen room, but we're told the first night that 1. we did not pay extra $30 guarantee so we get either king fountain or double queen non-fountain, and 2. we can get room change the next day and 3. the prices are the same.\nThe next day they sold out again and we were unable to get our room because we booked only for 2 people, and only booking for 3+ will guarantee double queen fountain view. \nThey gave us ambiguous reasons with no consistency at all.\nFinally we were referred around several times because non of them seem to keep a straight story and we waited more than 15 minutes for the manager and got a $30 discount out of the $200+ room cost.\nWill not recommend to anyone. Just view the fountain from the outside and absorb the beauty, staying here will totally ruin your holiday mood.


The room and service were fine. I had a studio so the fridge is 18ft (5.5m) from the bed and the compressor can get noisy. The hotel is nicely situated in downtown. The walk from the Via Rail/central station is slightly uphill and 10-15 minutes, a nice, scenic walk. A ride from the hotel to Old Montreal via taxi was $12CDN with tip, and a taxi to the airport was a fixed rate of $38CDN w/o tip. I stayed in a room on the 14th floor, in an odd-number room, floor#\"03\", and there is a nightclub across the street that pounds music all night, and has loud patrons outside until I don't know when (I put in ear plugs). If you are a light sleeper, stay on the even side room numbers of the hotel and don't face Peel St. Or, stay somewhere else. \nThe workout room is good sized and on the top floor with two treadmills, two elliptical, some free weights, and lots of room. Breakfast is on the mezzanine and was, meh, pretty average, but included. I'd spend the extra $40/night and stay at the Marriott-proper just a bit south again, when I come back. Views are better from there too, and it's more convenient. 1-star for the all night boom-chick-boom-chick music which made the stay very unpleasant, as well as the screaming patrons exiting the club. Eliminate the noisy music, it's a 3-3.5 rating.


I would not return here again, it was very unclean, and the servers ignored us all night. The food was horrible, way try dry on the chana. I still love the indian place next them.


When I first walked in, I was overwhelmed by the amount of flavors available. Anything you could imagine, they had flavorized. For example, for one of my options I chose \"sunshine.\" Seriously? Sunshine? Now that's a lot for a flavor to live up to. Luckily, it was one of my favorites tastes (naturally, since there were so many options, I got like 10 tastes of different flavors). Even though I'm not much of a sweets person (gasp!), I cannot wait to return to enjoy another 10 tastes in addition to a small cup of delectable gelato!


My girlfriend and I went to Paradise on Sunday to watch football thinking it would be really great.  We had read online about the great football specials.  We are Las Vegas locals and we were looking for a little change of scenery for the games and drove 15 miles to get there.  The food was mediocre at best but the 16 oz $4 Bloody Mary came in a small 8 oz hard plastic cup.  The second round came in the correct cups. When we politely questioned the cup size on the first round the bartender, Alan called my girlfriend a liar and said he would do nothing about it.  This is the same guy who earlier switched the game we were watching and then had to be convinced to change it back.   Finally Sean handled it and took the drinks off the bill.  Alan also told a buddy customer  that it was OK to smoke  in the dining area where we were eating when it is clearly marked \"No fumar!\"  Hello, McFly!  some people actually choose to go to a bar because it is No Smoking!  I have no problem with this addicted idiot getting cancer but please do it alone.  The real problem is that the bar staff allowed it and Alan even gave them permission.  Sorry Paradise we are going back to Millers at Town Square.  BTW the waitress, Sue was awesome.  Great service and great attitude despite the rude and arrogant bartender.


We tried Bachi Burger long before Triple DDD showed up in Las Vegas to ruin our hidden gem.  By ruin, I mean spread the word and make us wait for tables because of the crowds.  This last trip to Bachi was amazing despite the fact Vegas was going thru a major heatwave and the AC could not cool the restaurant properly.\nSalad was fresh, fries were amazing, burger and bun were fresh and delicious.  The crabcake burger was decent but I wouldnt recommend a crabcake burger at a \"burger\" joint.  Staff was slightly overwhelmed because their computers crashed and they had to run cards by hand for people not paying cash but all were friendly and communicated the challenges to their customers.  Hopefully they expand to create more space and less of a wait.  Anyone who visits needs to order the Myiagi (sp?) burger.  Insanely fabulous.


I've been here a number of times for both brunch and dinner, and I think this is a pretty solid three-star restaurant - it's not bad but nothing amazing, and consistently so. \n\nThe service has always been decent, and the food has never been bad... just never exceptional. The seasonal menu does keep things a bit new and different, but I'd also say the prices are a bit on the high end for the caliber of restaurant in this area. However, that hasn't always been the case - before there were loads of other great options in the cultural district, this place used to be my pre-theater go-to for dinner or drinks. Now, with more than a half-dozen competing restaurants within walking distance, Six Penn just doesn't stand out so much.\n\nI think one of the biggest draws of this establishment for me now would be the rooftop dining, which provides a really nice atmosphere, provided you can get seated up there. It's one of the last unique features of this establishment that I'd be willing to pay a premium for, but with this becoming more popular in the cultural district as well, I'm not sure it will be so exclusive for long.\n\nOverall, if you're thinking about going here, I'd say go - especially if one of the seasonal dishes catches your eye. Would also definitely recommend requesting a roof table if the weather is nice and they've available.


Well I came back to this store,and only because I had to.I came in and of course the service was not good,it just seems like they have no time for the customer,well I go to the check-lane to check out and the poor girl at the register was crying!!! I felt so sorry for her! I asked her what was wrong and she said she had worked for 7 hours without a break (it was not busy). And was really not nice to her! Why would they let her check and be crying!! I guess if they are so rude to there customers it won't be any different to there employees!! I did call the  corporate office and they said they would call me back but of course they must not care either!!! Because no call back!!Cabelas will be moving in close to them and will be in for a rude awaking!!!


Reformed Central opened its doors on Monday! It is the second location for Reformed Pilates that started in Arcadia. The new location has 10 Allegro 2 reformers and 30 Keiser M3 Plus I spin bikes. They offer a mixture of high-intensity pilates, spin and 30/30 classes (25 minutes pilates and 25 minutes spin). If you live in the area you MUST check them out. 1st Week Unlimited is FREE for new clients.


Pimperial Phallus\n\nGot stuck with this joint after putting a bid in for a 3 star hotel in the center of the strip on Hotwire. Where to start? Parking here is horrible. The casino floor has got to be the saddest casino floor on the strip. The \"dealertainers\" looked burnt out. There was a woman dealer with jerry curls, a glove on one hand, and would scream out , \"heee heeee!\" everytime she busted. Which star is she supposed to be I thought to myself. I later woke up in the middle of the night with a eureka moment figuring out that she was Micheal Jackson.\n\nThe Friday evening check-in was horrible. We waited in line for 40 minutes to check-in. We got stuck with one bed since we booked through Hotwire. Our room was dingy. The shower drain was backed up. Did not bother to check out any of the food places. The feng-shui is just off. Do yourself a favor...pay a little more and stay away from the Pimperial Phallus.


If you like Joe's Crab Shack ... then maybe this is your funky Medina.\n\nNoisy cramped environment with Chinese quality seafood served in a plastic bag that you open and eat directly off the table with your fingers. \n\nYa... Hoo!\n\nIts just not my ... bag!


When you've got the late night munchies and can't figure out where else to go... The Peppermill is open 24 hours. \n\nThe location is a bit tricky and although it's right by Wynn, you'll need a taxi. \n\nIt's a fun atmosphere with an old Vegas feel.\n\nI like that when looking at the menu, I'm reminded a bit of home with the typical diner menu choices as opposed to all of the fancy restaurant menus on the strip.\n\nWe had a sampler appetizer of some sort that came with fried shrimp, onion rings and mozzerella sticks. Everything was pretty good.\n\nFor my entree, I ordered the Ruben, which was huge and overflowing with fries. Just as everyone says, the portions are large. The Ruben was good. The Cheesesteak was also really good.\n\nAlso had the Brownie Sundae which was yum and the Coffee was great. \n\nReally sweet and attentive waitress. \n\nI had an overall good experience with this place. Good food, good portions, good prices and good service. I don't know if I'd really go out of the way to go to this place though. The food is just average. If it was in my hometown, it'd be nothing special.


This place is truly a \"compound,\" with multiple buildings of hotel room suites, 6 pools, a few restaurants, and an entire waterpark.  It takes a lot of walking to get around, but if you can find your way back to the main lobby, they will shuttle or golf cart you wherever you'd like to go.  The staff is friendly  and they have big baskets of lollipops in the lobby, which was cute.\n\nMy suite was bigger than some apartments I've lived in for years.  It was clean, quiet, and nicely appointed.  It did smell of smoke, but didn't keep me from sleeping soundly or enjoying my time there.  My work pals tell me that local families stay here sometimes just to use the waterpark.  Sounds like fun to me!


We only went to this place once and I wasn't very impressed.  We had to wait outside in the hot sun for a table since the restaurant is so small.  The food was nothing exciting and it is not a comfy atmosphere at all.  The only good thing is that the prices are low and I am sure it would be fast service on a weekday since you order at the counter.


Twas'  a Friday evening and I worked way too late, so  I decided to pick something up to go at a relatively new Thai  restaurant close to where I live. \n\nThai E-San doesn't look like much from the outside, but once you walk inside - you are transported to a different world.  Although I have never been to Thailand, I could only imagine that this is the kind of restaurant one might find there.  Beautiful tapestries, huge granite- inlay  tables  and an ambiance that transports you to a different place and time.\nFor a Friday night at 7p.m. it wasn't that busy - only three other tables- two of which were single guys.  So I ordered the Pad Thai Noodles with shrimp only , and was offered a seat while I waited.  The only server  working asked me if I would like water or tea and since I thought that it would only be a few minutes,  I politely thanked her but declined.\n45 minutes later.........\n I finally had my to-go  order.  But please , let me digress.......\n\nAfter 20 minutes of waiting  I got up and stood in front of the reception counter and looked into the kitchen.  There were only two persons working in the kitchen; I assumed one to be the cook and a prep cook. I had asked the only server who was running ragged ( mostly to the kitchen asking (in Thai?? ) where the food was).  She told me the cooks were from Thailand.  \n\n It looked like a Laurel and Hardy comedy back there.   The (prep cook?) kept wringing her hands and pulling her hair  and dropping things.  The cook (I assume) kept yelling at the poor woman (no wonder she was discombobulated). \n\nOk . let's talk about the food.   My Pad Thai was ok.  I had asked for a side of the chili sauce (which they forgot to add) as  I like my food spicy.  These were really mild.  Also , the noodles were gummy and stuck together.  I was wondering if they overcooked the noodles in their confusion to get the other diners food out (which, I observed also took way too much time) .\n\nI have read some rave reviews about this place.  So I do want to give it another try before giving my final decision. I am willing to forego some hiccups with service and food as I appreciate the fact that this is an authentic restaurant with immigrants from Thailand, and that it may take some time to get their act together to  provide consistency in service and food.  I really do want them to succeed.  I'll try again next month so as to give them some time to get their act together.  Hopefully, I'll have a better review next time.        Chow for now :-)


While on Montreal for business for a few days and staying in the old town, I have bumped into this traditional polish restaurant for a casual dinner.\n\nThis is an old school classic eastern european restaurant that has lots of tradition and less novelty. \n\nThe food now, what can I say? good borsh (sour beet soup), really good pierogi (which is the polish equivalent for ravioli), an excellent polish sausage and some mighty fine polish and Lithuanian beer were sampled.\n\nbottom line: everything was good and service was great!\n\nThe atmosphere is very warm, the owners and the people who work there all speak polish, French and English. the place is very warm and features live piano on evenings.


I pass by this walgreens on the way home so I stop in frequently. Always able to find what I need. Clean and organized, will come again.


My colleagues & I used to stay here a lot back in the mid 2000's because it was one of the few hotels close to our AZ office. \n\nI returned here in April 2012 with a group, and either my standards have risen or this place has gone downhill, or maybe both. \n\nThe sleeping room felt old & tired, almost as bad as a run down Econolodge I stayed at in NM. The walls are thin - I could hear my neighbor on the phone. Couldn't make out what he was saying, but the volume was definitely there. \n\nThe on-premises restaurant was also not as good as I remembered. Some dishes were good, most had the potential to be good, but they just didn't quite make it. I had a filet, which I ordered rare-medium rare. It arrived more on the medium side but was still edible. My neighbor ordered the filet as medium, and it was definitely more on the well done side. \n\nI will however give the bar kudos, because they carry cocktail onions & the bartender made me a decent Gibson.


From the outside the hotel looks very nice. Once we checked in to and made our way to the room things changed a bit.  There is a horrible order on the outside next to the pool almost smelled like rotten eggs.  In our room you could not smell it however once you get to the pool it was very apparent.   The room seemed ok however there were several lamps that had bulbs that were blown out the shower curtain rod was broken. The room was very loud. We were on the first floor and the people upstairs were very loud and it sounded like a heard of elephants.  You can hear the plumbing every time they flushed or turned on the water. The ac unit kept the room cool however it would go on and off all night long.  We ordered room service one night and put the plates on the outside of our room and the next evening they were still there. \n\nOn a good note the staff was friendly and did accommodate us on some of the requests we had (picking up the old room service and providing some extra towels)


I'm a native San Franciscan, so of  course I've been to Crustacean and Thanh Long in San Francisco. Both restaurants are to die for, but this location's food is nothing like either one. I went to Vegas about 3 years ago for a friend's birthday, so of course we had to check out the place. We ordered the garlic crab and the garlic noodles. The waiter brought out to us a crab shell stuffed with crab meat and it tasted nothing like either of their places back in the City. I was floored! There's nothing like craking your own crab. Plus it was a tad bit more expensive. The location was nice, though. We decided to order a bottle of wine and just made the best out of the evening.


The Mandalay is nice, spacious rooms, comfy beds, clean and above average.\n\nIf you are looking for something hip for your taste, you may not find it here at Mandalay. Not modern anymore but Mandalay to me is like Tommy Hilfiger your once on top of fashion then other hotels get fancier like the Wynn. But hey staying here is a cut above the rest in comfort.\n\nThis place has pretty good attributes: an Event Center, a House of Blues, some Lounge Bars, a Shark Reef, decent restaurants. Has all your needs in entertainment and eats.\n\nSolid 3.5 stars for well rounded experience.


Drinks come in a large jar. Baked beans are sweet and delicious. We split a full rack of baby back ribs. My side was tough but my husbands was soft. The ribs have a dry rub with some sauce on top. The coleslaw is vinegar based not mayonnaise based it tasted okay. The potato salad is okay too.


psssst.... c'mere...... let me let you in on something kinda cool.  Medizona might be the best restaurant you've never heard of.  I mean, really, how is this place not huge?!   I don't have the descriptors to let you know how much I like this place.  \n\nThe food here is creative, attractively presented and fantastic on the palate.  It's southwestern and mediterrenean.  Yeah, \"huh?\"  I know.  I had the same reaction.  It's like Chino Bandido, it doesn't make sense, it doesn't sound like it'd work, but it does.  Go try it for yourself.   Ratatouille quesadilla.  Chorizo potato cake.  Lamb with a moussaka tart with red pepper sauce. And, of course, the prickly pear tiramisu.\n\nGo. \n\nTonight.


This was probably the worst Cirque de Soleil I have seen and I have seen all of them except Zarkana.  The whole  show consists of embarrassing some guests and some tired comedy.  The actor on the silks is the best part of the show.  There is this one part that is supposed to simulate bondage and they play a cheesy soundtrack of an orgasm in the background.  What is the deal with the guy who runs around the stage with the big flowing capes?  Is it supposed to be a transition?  \n\nPardon me...what exactly do you do in the show?  I run across the stage and flutter my arms like a butterfly...Later on I get to put on a chrome strap on.\n\nMay I ask....how much does that pay?   \n\nA good thing the tickets were free or I would have been peeved.


Nordstrom's rack, oh how I love thee! As a budget and fashion conscious mommy of 5 little shopping protege's, this store allows me to fill my closet with all I desire, and not bust my bank account. I love my jeans, and the Rack is one of the only places with a fantastic selection of Seven for all Mankind, with prices between $70-$100, a far cry from Saks $225+. I scored a $210 Michael Stars dress for $29.97,  and at the same price, a great comfy pair of Sofft wedge heal sandals. Lots of cute kids tees by Trunk, Junk Food, etc, all at rock bottom prices, even found some BCBG items that were well over 50% off, and they are items that can all currently be found at the BCBG boutique at Kierland. My bohemian side adores the racks of Free People they get in on a regular basis, and the little girls Flowers by Zoe. if you're in the mood to dig, and want some looks for decent prices, check it out. Granted, the prices aren't as cheap as TJ Maxx, but I far prefer the variety at the Rack.


PAPA - PLEASE WORK ON THE FOOD PREPARATION  AND PORTIONS FOR TO GO ORDERS.  \n\nIt's 8:30 at night and I haven't eaten.  I was excited to try out a new place.  It's open and bright with windows around.  You can see the food being prepared.  I usually order rolled tacos when I visit an eatery like this for the first time.  I figure it would be very hard to mess such a simple thing up.  After all its just meat, rolled in corn tortilla and deep fried until crisp.  Well, it was a bit of a disappointment as only the ends of my tacos were crisp, the insides soft and soggy.  This made me worry that it wasn't cooked thoroughly.  \n\nMy receipt was pushing close to 8 dollars for 6 rolled tacos, rice, and beans and guac. \nI rate the portions of the side dishes - STINGY - not enough for the price tag.  \nI rate the Rolled Tacos D -   Soggy middles - yuck. \nI rate the guacamole A+  - It's the real deal, not the watered down stuff.  Very good.  \nI rate the beans A+ - flavorful and wonderful.\nI rate the rice   C-  as mine was on the undercooked side, slightly crunchy, yuck though it seemed to have a good flavor. \nI rate the Salsa - B - it was average, expected salsa for this type of venue \nI rate the restaurant ambiance A+\nI rate the service A+ \nI rate the cooks - well, they leave more to be expected.  Please work on it Papa Chevos, you have time because I won't be back anytime soon.  Maybe I will try again after some more weeks pass.


I have to say, I was very disappointed with my dining experience at Havana Cafe last night... the place smelled wonderful upon walking in and everything tasted okay (though not as fresh as I would have expected for the price), but I was thrown off-guard by the plastic chairs and frozen fishstick-resembling appetizers!\n\nThe sangria is delectable and, in the moment, I enjoyed the ceviche. However, the tapas sampler was incredibly disappointing... I've traveled throughout the Latin Caribbean and this food did not meet my expectations. \n\nMost importantly, though, I awoke in the middle of the night to horrible cramping, chills, and diarrhea that kept me up for hours. I have strong reason to believe this was food poisoning from the restaurant (given I didn't eat anything else last night) and I have every intention of pursuing a full refund.


This casino is beautiful, inside and out. The canals are beautiful, with gondolas sweeping past the crowds, opera sounds piercing the air. Shopping is fantastic and the restaurants aim to please. Their  rooms are luxurious, even at the standard rates. I love their room bathrooms, especially the vanity area as it is actually made for comfort and convenience.


If you're in need of specialty sized shoes, I'd suggest going elsewhere.  Husband and I came here thinking it would be a good place to try and fit his Fred Flintstone sized feet (he wears quadruple E wide shoes, so yeah).  They didn't have the size stocked that we needed, but they said that they could order them, no problem.  They had us pre-pay for the shoes and shipping (which was fine at the time), but then, 2 weeks later they called us and told us they couldn't get the shoes we needed.  2 weeks!  And they couldn't refund us the money back to our card over the phone and didn't offer any alternatives, so I had to go back to the store for a refund - so we were sans shoes for 2 weeks, and then we had to go look all over again!  Not cool.  I'm sure for hardcore runners and people with regular sized feet, this place is the jam, but for the casual runner and large-footed people, it's a no-go.


this kashman's is closed - as of Sunday June 20, 2010\n\nTheir summit location is still OPEN - however, this is a little farewell to the Pinnacle Peak location.\n\nWhat used to be my favourite deli turned into a nasty neighbor. It's nothing personal, but really - they did everything to drive my business away, so when I say their doors closed, I was actually relieved because they left a sour taste in my mouth. While their food was decent, it was overpriced and I never got over just how cold and unwelcoming they were to not just me but everybody.\n\nI will not even bother to drive further north to visit their other location because really the farther away they are, the happier I am!


After being told by my dealership that my car was in immediate need of new brake pads, I took my car over to Brake Masters and worked with Steve.  I was on lunch, so I had a coworker drop me off - and asked him to call me and let me know what the deal was with them.\n\nAbout 20 minutes later I get a call... my brakes are absolutely fine, and they were not going to do any work.  It's clear that I was lied to by my dealership, and that Brake Masters was completely honest with me.  It would have been easy for them to not tell me and take my money - but that one simple phone call has earned them my business... when I actually need work done!


As I am writing this review, I am sampling the tapas offerings before me....\n\nYuzu chili salmon;\nA bit overseared, fatty, not exploding with flavors, salad on side is arugala? Bitter no matter how you dress it, so as I normally do with most foods that lack punch, I ADD  hot sauce or for Japanese sakes, I add schichimi-togarashi aka jap msg! \n\nMaguro carpaccio;\nBetter than the first, still lacking the powwww! I try not to use Bammmmm, cuz u know why.... A bit much on the sesame oil, I'd say add ponzu and call it a day\n\nShishito peppers; \nNot a hard thing to grill, no marinade, just some salt, yet still no giddyup. (add togarashi). O how I love my IchiZa, sorry had to say dat...\n\nSunagimo; chicken gizzards, yes that's right.....\nReally wanted to like this spot, but this item fell flat on it's gizzard, small, dry, bland, just a gizzard, some msg may perk it up? Did I just say that? Ya, msg is magical powder, all tastes good with a lil sprinkle of the magic Chinese fairy dust!\n\nKushi-kawa; chicken skin\nNow this dish turns the tables a bit,\nCrisppity outside, soft fatty inside, tasty fatty crispy fatty, add lemon n of course some jMSG, now this is what I like! I need 4 more orders STAT!!! \n\nTsukune; pork n chicken meat stick\nGet ur mind outta the gutter!\nThis one was ordered w tare sauce, lighter than teriyaki but same taste, maybe I shulda ordered the rest like this, u can choose either salt or tare (sauce)\nThis was good, salty, saucy, came w egg yolk dip (add togarashi) 2nd best so far\nJust think Japanese meatloaf n u got it\n\nBEER; Asahi on draft at $5.50 is a premium price, Orion 633ml is $6.95\nEither way u need it for izakaya!\n\nOverall a bit of a let down, it's been 2 months in operation so they should have stretched their legs already, decor and ambiance is good, service is attentive, quality is there, the delivery needs some tweaking (MSG) I would give them another shot but they gottta have more to give!   We shall see, oh and the special \"today's sunomono\" should be yesterday's pass on this one......\n\nI need another beer.....\n\nL8tR


Well, it's been better than it is now. \n\nI've taken shoes there for at least the last 20 years, but I'm ready to go elsewhere.\n\nI have a short left leg, so I need all of my left heels built up 3/4 inch. The last two pair didn't come out right. One squeaks and pops with each step, and the other one separated from the sole and had to be repaired. (He did fix the former once, but the squeaks returned. He just fixed the latter, nicely. Both fixes were free of additional charge.)\n\nPrices have shot up recently, quite a bit, and the guy no longer takes checks. Bring cash only.\n\nI'll probably look around for another shop for my next heel build-up.


The food was decent at best,  service was awful.  Lazy host, slow service,  mediocre food.  I would not go back to this location.  Management needs to work on the customer service for this restaurant!!!


I've been to Agave several times, but my visit on August 17th will certainly be my last.  We sat outside and waited a ridiculously long time to be served water, menus - anything really.  We went in and asked the staff to send a server outside - still no show.  The lighting outside wasn't switched on, so the food was served in the dark - zero ambiance.  \n\nI asked for the Manager who made no attempt whatsoever to make things right.  He just made excuses.  No thanks - I'll take my $$ elsewhere.  There are plenty of other great restaurants in the area.


Another strip mall joint, this place has pretty good pizza, but their entree items are better. Have had some good lasagna there, and eggplant Parmesan. I just don't like the atmosphere... I feel like I'm dining in a storefront ... Oops, I am!


I liked the old airport better.  I hate large, hard to navigate, walk forever to get to your gate airports.  My parents and I once didn't find each other till an hour after I landed because it was so big and confusing.  My parents always hated that there was ALWAYS construction going on there and it kept changing so you could never be sure the route you took one time would work the next time you went.  It was almost easier to just drive there from San Diego than to fly.


I went to Bound by Salvatore for a late night stop.  All I have to say is that this bar is perfect for me.\n\nLots of plush seating, friendly bartenders and wait staff, very unique cocktail menu, and it's a really great spot for people watching at The Cromwell.\n\nSince I like to stay up late in Vegas, my favorite part of their cocktail menu is that they have some really good espresso cocktails!  They're perfect for when you've had a long night on the Strip but want to keep it going just a while longer.\n\nThe \"Never Say Goodnight\" --  http://bit.ly/1mn6TUe\nRed Bull Flavored Espresso, Stole Vanil Vodka, Perond Absinthe, Sugar Syrup and Spices\nJust by reading the ingredients alone you can tell this is a serious wake-up drink.  This definitely kept my night going and the taste of this cocktail was pretty good!\n\nI will definitely be coming back here again next time I visit Vegas.


Came in for the first time and I'm sadly disappointed. I don't know if it was an off day or not but the service was terrible. The guy at the register rushed me to order, and he had an attitude. Level of business was slow so I was surprised he was so pushy.\n\nI got the bulgolgi dog To go. I thought for a 7 dollar hot dog this must be something massive and filling. Instead I got a normal hot dog. With a bunch of shit on top loaded with mayo. The slaw is covered in mayo and some squirted on top. The beef was nowhere to be found. \n\nIf you want an overpriced hotdog that is mediocre at best, this is your spot. \n\nI can not get the taste of mayo out of my mouth. Gross.


Sweet place!  That's all I have to say...!


Apparently if your standing under the lit \"order here\" sign and no one is at the register, the employee standing at the register over from the sign is not allowed to help you... You physically must be in his or her narrow line of sight and directly in front of their register or else in their world you physically do not exist.  In other words very poor customer service.


One of the girls that I went with got us hooked up at this hotel for a 4th of July weekend / friend's birthday. It's clean and the rooms are of a decent size. If you want to party downtown and have the Fremont Street Experience - old school Vegas style - this is not a bad place to be centralized. There are still way more hot females at the hotels & casinos on the strip though since it seems to be more family vacation oriented here. Slipping down the water slide through the shark tank is not as cool as it sounds, but it's fun and faster than it seems. A bit too fast to get a good look at the fishies while going through the tube, but you can swim next to them in the pool (with a glass separator of course). There's a couple of reservation only pools on the upper levels of the swimming area, but they are small and dinky. Gambling doesn't seem too exciting from the crowd and most of the table game workers seem down; we were probably the noisiest ones, but hey, at long as it's fun :p. It sucks that there were no fridge in the bedrooms, so we had to ask for pales of ice. They do leave out a bottle of Fiji water and a box of instant coffee which if you open will cost $7 for the H2O and $10 for the cafe. First thing I did when I came into the room was drank that water because I thought that the hotel was being nice, until my friend told me that we were going to be way overcharged for it. I was also planning to make some coffee afterwards, until the price tag was pointed out - Starbucks down stairs is even cheaper. At least the parking was free for hotel guests.


I'm going to let the cat out of the bag, The Black Cat is a good pub on Rose Street...\nRose Street (much like the Grassmarket) serves as a pub crawl magnet, where all the pubs are essentially generic, well The Black Cat isn't one of those places, for one it isn't suited to the stag/hen pub crawls simply due to the fact it's fairly small.\n\nAs this is a pub, lets get to the important part, Black Cat keeps a good lager (St Mungo), real ale (two rotating casks), Aspalls cider and a great selection of whisky alongside a choice of vodka, rum or gin. So a good selection of beverages (I don't drink wine so it will never appear in my reviews but it is available) for the more discerning palette...\n\nSo to sum up this is one black cat that isn't ill luck should your paths cross.


I. Am. A. Fan. This place is so much fun! The friends I was with had all been to the Hofbrauhaus before, so I was the only one who didn't know what to expect. We made a reservation for 8:30 on a saturday and walked right in when we arrived.\n\nThe first thing you notice is the HIIIIIGH ceilings and how loud it is. If you are looking for a quiet place to eat, skip this place or sit in the room in the back which is much quieter, but you can still hear the music. Next time I go, I'd like to sit back there because it is made to look and feel like an outdoor garden seating area and it looked just lovely.\n\nBut this time we sat in the front room. The band played a mix of fun german singalong songs and american rock. They even played the  Star Spangled Banner and one point and everyone was singing. Very cool.\n\nThe prices were reasonable for a Vegas dinner. A friend and I split a sandwhich which was around $16 and the beer I had was $7.50. The more elaborate meals and larger beers are a bit more money, so plan on about a $30 meal.\n\nAnyplace that let's me stand on the chairs (bench) to see the stage is OK by me!


No reason to waste a meal here if you're visiting Montreal for a few days. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't all that good. The place was filled with tourists (myself included) and the service was understandably indifferent. Felt like a wasted 2 hours.


Food's pricey & the men's bathroom is run down (the paper towel dispenser fell off the wall).  I like their fried chicken but my buddy wasn't impressed.  Don't bother with the shrimp fried rice which has the shrimp the size of krill.\n\nAt least the waitresses are friendly & your table having a buzzer button to call for a waitress is handy.


food is always cold, never prepared right, the workers are rude, especially someone by the name of laurie and the manager ALMA,  dirty place.


RA has fast-food quality sushi. It used to be a little better years back, but the quality keeps slipping. Still, their happy hour has some value. Yet, my one star has nothing to do with the food (which still is only a 2 in its own right). On my last visit, our table of seven requested to have one of the two TVs turned to a sporting event of our choosing. Yet, it was readily apparent that the manager was far too interested in a certain football game to change the channel. (It was also apparent that no one else was watching TV in the joint - the place was empty.) Upon a second request, the manager changed the channel of the second TV which was farther away from our table and obstructed. I am perfectly fine with not getting a TV changed if another customer requested something else before me. Yet, when it is an employee - let alone a manager - who prefers something else, they are probably in the wrong profession. Add to all of this that there were seven of us in an otherwise dead restaurant. Simply pathetic.


All I have to say is Hayley is very talented. I had a great experience here, you may need to be patient. I took me about 3 months to get in to see her, but was well worth the wait.


We decided to go to Pizza People to watch the Super Bowl game on Sunday.  I'm so glad we did.  They had a buffet for $10 that had Mac & Cheese, wings, salad and a variety of pizzas.  It was a great way to try out all the pizzas that they had at a great price.  My favorite we the mushroom and sweet potato pizza and the Mac & Cheese with corn in it.  \n\nOur waitress was awesome.  She was really sweet very helpful and brought our drinks out really quick and water glasses were always full.  \n\nI have been to pizza people a couple of times now and I know I will be coming back again.


This is the location of the new Megabus station. Really no frills.\nSeating onto the bus is regimented. There is a seated line up for an orderly way to grab that seat on the bus which in my mind is good idea! \n\nIt looks absolutely makeshift. There is only bathroom so be prepared to wait either to use the one on the bus or wait in line to use the lonely washroom.


I was wandering around the shopping center at Shea and Scottsdale Road at lunch trying to decide what to eat.  I noticed a little Italian Deli, and was amazed  - it was before noon and the placed was packed.  I went in and before I looked at the menu, I wandered around looking at the diners and their plates.  The diners were very mixed - professionals,  construction workers, couples, singles, and groups. They all seemed to have something different, and they all seemed to be enjoying what they were eating.  \n\nSo I decided to give it a try.  The person who took my order spoke heavily accented Italian, but I managed to convey what I wanted, which was really simple - an Italian Sub with salami, Mortadella, Pepperoni & Provolone.  It was packed with onions, tomatoes, and lettuce, and drenched in sub oil.  It was great, delicious - made me aware of what I had been missing all my life - and more than filled me up.\n\nMy only disappointment was that I was full - I wanted to try everything on their menu, because everything looked so tempting.  But they are close to my home, so I'm sure it will become my lunchtime favorite.\n\nI only gave them 4 stars, since I only had the sandwich.  But I will update as I visit them again and try their complete menu, which also includes salads, pasta, pizza, and different kinds of subs.


Yup!  I'm a major fan.  I love that parking is so easy for a downtown restaurant.  The place is cute and you can dine in the restaurant portion or enjoy the bar or outdoor patio.\n\nThe service was very friendly and helpful.  I like that I can get unlimited amounts of water myself when it is hot.\n\nTried a bowl of the yellow lentil coconut curry soup.  It was huge and delicious and came with two slices of bread for only $6.  My daughter got a lemon bar out of the display case that was amazing for $2.50.\n\nI can't wait to come back and try other things.  The prime rib looked amazing but I was feeling to frugal to pay the $19 price tag.


Called these folks after my drivers side window was smashed in by a thief. The staff was understanding and sympathetic to the situation. They went out of their way to ensure that I got the best service. The tech was on time, and completed the task efficiently, most importantly he had the right tools, he had my car door carefully disassembled, then vacuumed the door, mats and cleared all the broken glass from the window channels. 45 min later the new window was in and I was back on the road in no time... thanks Secure Auto Glass and thank you Ash..


Pros:\n*People are nice.\n*Complementary water bottles.\n*Large room.\n*Decent sized refrigerator.\n*Rustic look.\n*Apartment-like layout.\n*Back patio.\n*Close to downtown Scottsdale.\n\nCons:\n*If you're from out of town and don't have a car, be prepared to hike to your room (luckily we had a car).\n*Unnecessary resort fee. \n*Rooms are old. The bathrooms could use a tile upgrade and new shower curtains. The curtains have rips and don't appear to be very clean.\n*There were big clumps of dust under the bed and behind the TV.\n*Couldn't open the curtains to let light into the room because they were dirty - had flies and mold on them.\n*There was a random razor under the chair.\n*Old, small, box television set.  \n\nAdditional Comments: Do not pay full price on their website. I cannot believe they charge over $100 per room, per night. I'm please we got a great deal on Hotwire, but I'm not happy to see that many people have experienced bugs (even cockroaches-yuck). We didn't experience cockroaches (as far as I know) but based on the cleanliness of the rooms, I could totally see how this would be possible. If you're just there to sleep and shower, it's an okay place to stay. If you're a little squeamish about things being dirty or having to deal with potential bugs, I would stay somewhere else. On the 2nd night, we forgot to unlock out door for the cleaning service to come in so we had to make a call at midnight for a sheet change. They were quick, but the guy helping us couldn't find the correct sheet size/type for our bed and just gave us a random one to cover the top. The sheets were falling apart all night. I find it odd that they couldn't find even ONE clean sheet, the correct size, to supply us with.


I dropped by N9NE on a friday for the early bird prix fixe menu. What a deal!\nFor $70, you get to try a great soup, salad, appetizer, dessert as well as both a portion of prime steak and fresh fish. In addition, you receive unlimited wine pairings. This place can get expensive a la carte, so I definitely would recommend going early for the prix fixe. I'm not a fan of the Palms casino, but this steakhouse is worthwhile if you're in the vicinity.


3 stars for the revolving carousel bar.  \n\n\"Bazooko's Circus is what the whole hep world would be doing Saturday nights if the Nazis had won the war. This was the Sixth Reich. \"


One step above a hole in the wall buffet place.  Food was edible.  Very bland, service was very un-attentive and my egg roll was soggy to boot.  I'll take my money elsewhere.


I had fun, but wouldn't likely do it again. Everything was cool, just not that exciting at 43 years old. Glad that I did it, but wasn't that impressed with the overall experience for the cost. The packet pickup line at Sports Authority was a joke.  Most people loved it and definitely worth trying once.


Picked up a couple of pizzas, Greek salad, and a piece of chocolate cake.  The salad and cake were very good.  One pizza had sausage, olives, mushrooms, and basil.  They charged two bucks for fresh basil and what a joke.  They didn't put fresh basil on it but instead sprinkled dry basil from a spice jar.  Very little of it too boot.  Seriously, go to Trader Joe's and see what fresh basil looks like.  Hardly any mushrooms.  Sausage was good.  Mainly, the crust is super soggy.  The other pizza was Joey's Favorite and it also was super soggy.  The website said something about ordering pizza extra crispy.  Will do that next time but they need to just bake it a little more so it's minimally soggy.  My opinion.  Won't rush back but will give it another chance.


Created by the founder of Cheesecake Factory, Grand Lux Cafe is like a more upscale European version of it's former self. Open 24 hours, it's a great place to sober up after the wild night.\n\nIt's 4am and we're all hungry. Us being Lucy Y., David G., Sarah A., and myself. Having been here before, I recommended coming here for some early morning grub. We encountered some half naked drunk dudes standing around the restroom outside the restaurant. Good stuff!\n\nWe were promptly seated and I was craving breakfast. Ordered the Smoked Salmon with onions and scrambled eggs, it came with hash browns on the side. Simple and delicate at the same time. Contrast of smoked salmon and eggs together created a good plate overall. Filling enough for bedtime.  \n\nPricier than most 24 joints in the hotels, but the food and service is better also. Keep in mind only the late night menu is available after a certain time.


Made an appt to drive a car. Dan called & sd \"c'mon down, we'll hold the car for you!\"  Got there, wz greeted by Les. Searched for car for 45 mins, cldnt find it. Dan calls Les on his cell. Les informs me that the car was taken by another cust as a loaner. Great job wasting my time Dan! Going to Auto Mall 2mro, more choices in one place.  Lastly...  Les unfairly took the brunt of another terrible salesman and made the best of it. Kudos to you!


An example of one of their stupid idiotic \"rules\" is this. At the gate next to us, a flight for Al Paso was posted to leave at 6:50 but it was delayed for 1 hour. A couple left to get some food and arrived back in about 20 minutes ... but their plane had left. The rule is that even if we post a delay your flight might leave R Amy time without you .... So, if the airline is late they can fool you I to leaving and then take off without you WTH again?


Restaurant sympa, la nourriture est bonne et originale mais l'ambiance est un peu froide et le service impersonnel.


Thunderbird Pools is definitely better than the big pool companies like Paddock and Shasta.\n\n-Estimate was very straight forward. I told them what I wanted and he gave me an estimate for the work. All the other pool companies kept trying to sell me up and telling me how I needed this and that. \n-Estimate was equal if not cheaper\n-Didn't charge extra for doing simple things like removing the diving board and bolts that was no longer needed after remodel (other pool companies wanted an extra $200 just to do that!)\n-Work was done quickly and on time\n-Had some issues with the pool light but they fixed in a good manner


I went to Steve's as part of the @downtownphoenix spring fling pub crawl.\n\nIt has a nice atmosphere, and I love the patio.\n\nWe were only there for about 30 minutes, but in that time, I was pleased with the level of service we received, and with the chips and salsa.\n\nThe chips are kinda different, almost like fried wontons in their texture. They were delicious. And the salsa had a nice flavor, and decent heat.\n\nI was hoping to have breakfast after the crawl, but I was too exhausted (old) and had to head home long before that happened.\n\nI will definitely go back to Steve's, and especially to try their breakfast menu.\n\n(only 3 stars because I didn't get enough time or food experience yet)


Is there a minus 5 star review because that's what I would give to them! DO NOT STAY AT RIO!!!!! I have been coming to Vegas for years & years & never in a million years I would encounter something like this!\nWe stayed at room 12004 & we  noticed the smell of odor coming from the hallway, our neighbors told us that they had been complaining but they did nothing.\nWe came back to the room around 2:30 am & got woken up by the itch sensation & that's when we saw some crawling bugs on the beds that we slept in. I freaked out crying because It was all over my body (my leg & arms). I called the front desk & they sent the security up to our room. He provided us with bio hazard bags to put our clothes in. We left all of our belongings & got out of there, only to wait for hours. The managers at the front desk didn't seem that surprised when we told her, offered another room but we didn't want to stay there....not EVER again. We lost everything we brought, only the clothes we wear...& bumps all over my body. They only offered $50 to get a couple clothes to wear in the gift shop where average clothes are around $40-$100!!!!!!!! Las Vegas for I have come here so many many times! It really bothers me that they think this is a normal thing & even mentioned \"Even WYNN Hotel has them!\" WOW!!!!!


I too have been screwed over by their billing company. They fraudulently charged me too much for copays and claim \"the checks in the mail\". I have called the location who keeps referring me to the billing company. The billing company never contacts you. My insurance company investigated and they told the the check was just sent to me (that was 3 months ago).\n\nTheir in-office service was OK and I didnt have a problem with that at all... its billing I have a huge issue with.


There comes a time when all pubs start to look like each other, and for this reason the interior of the Antiquary doesn''t differ too much from the norm; it's dungeony, (but at least it's got the excuse of being in the basement floor!) is decked out in dark polished wood and has quite friendly staff. Take into account that the general Edinburgh pub standard is pretty high, and you've got a pretty good quality place.\n\nLocation wise, it's a little bit off the beaten track, particularly for tourists, as it's in Stockbridge, so I won't be making it back there anytime soon! However, they do some good food, particularly breakfast if you'd rather eat than drink, and have some open mic nights, with folk music being the general theme.


I usually love shopping at outlet malls. But St Jacobs Factory Outlet Mall is just so depressing.\n\nThere were hardly any bargains. And the stores and the merchandise were both so outdated. \n\nNot worth coming here for a special shopping trip but if you are in the area and have nothing better to do and outside is freezing cold.. then maybe.


Never really read books but went to get magazine before.


Was my first time at a drive-in, same with my wife. Cool experience. Sound comes in pretty well through the radio. Little bit of fuzz, but you don't notice if the movie is good. Visual quality was acceptable. The parking lot surface is wrecked and could be redone, but that's really a minor thing. Tuesdays are $4.50 night and almost every movie is a double feature, if you want to stay that long! This is a great experience right here in town for an affordable price. Some people come out with chairs or lay on top of their trucks. And you can bring it your own food without having to hide it!


Great environment and great price. Ask for Zulma or Rachel. Zulma can do a killer fade.


We ordered a bridal bouquet and asked for delivery before 3 pm. We followed up with an email stating we wanted reassurance about hotel delivery. When we checked in we sent another email stating our room number. On the day of the wedding we called around 1 pm and were told  it was on the truck. We called again at 2:30 and were told it was on the truck. They asked what time the wedding was and when told 4 they said we had plenty of time. At 3:50 the flowers were delivered to the wrong room. When the bellhop recovered them we were disappointed to see they sent a wilted bouquet in a VASE. They looked NOTHING like what we ordered. We had to take the ribbon off the vase and tie it around the stems and affix with safety pins. Naturally we were not satisfied with the product. I am asking for a refund.


This Starbucks is pretty disorganized.  Every time I've been in this place I wait much much longer in line than I would've if I would've gone through the drive thru.  So frustrating.  This Starbucks needs some management and better cleaners.


It was average. Not quite the same as italian delis in Chicago, but ok, I guess.


Not sure if this has changed hands, but the gyro I got had minimal meet at best. Big dissatisfaction. Won't be back


We went to the drive thru around 1am on a Saturday night and there was one car in front of us. We could tell there was only one person working because it took forever for her to get our order in. When we got to the window we didnt even see the girl till after a few mins. She didnt repeat the order, but said the total amount and took our card. it took about ten mins to get two smoothies, a kids cheese quesadilla and chicken Cesar salad. The girl apologize for the wait but that's all she said. We were hoping the food was fresh since it took so long but that wasn't true. \nThe quesadilla was alright, one of the smoothie was missing the sweetener, and the salad oh my gosh was nasty. It was old, and had a weird color on the leaves. If you're gonna be open for 24/7 restock your food with some fresh ones.


I have purchased 5 cars in the last ten years from air park and always had a wonderful experience, so good that I sent at least 5 of my friends to buy cars there . This last experience I had was awful the salesmen Damien was a nightmare.He made the experience awful. He was harsh didn't care how he delivered the car, and had all kinds of excuses why it was dirty and not detailed right and why the windows were scratched. Unfortunately I sent my friend who bought a truck and he is still waiting for the DVD player that he paid for 3months ago to be delivered again all kind of excuses from him . He was also supposed to send a referral check which I asked to give it my friend which he never recieved. I am so angry I will never go back there. And if they ever promise you a referral check don't believe it I'm still waiting for 4 of them


We made reservations for Maggiano's through Yelp...and it was so fast and easy!  I would highly recommend making reservations through Yelp, if it has the option.  I believe it was linked to Foursquare?? Not sure though.  \n\nWe took my mom out for a late Mother's Day dinner.  It wasn't crowded; which was great...though it got a bit crowded after 6pm.  While, we waited for my mom to arrive we sat at the bar.  My husband got a beer and he got a little surprise!  The glass in which the bartender poured the beer had a lipstick mark.  It was gross.  He told the bartender and looked at it in shock.  He gladly switched it out.  \n\nWe went with the family style \"classic\" option which includes 2 appetizers, salads and desserts & 4 entrees.  We got the calamari and zucchini for appetizer.  The ceasar and spinach salad.  The chicken parm, grilled salmon, spaghetti w/ meatballs and gnocchi w/ italian sausage.  Spumoni ice cream and tiramisu for dessert.  My favorite was the calamari, cesar salad, chicken parm and desserts...everything else is okay.  I didn't care to much for the salmon, though.  The portions were huge; had to take a lot of it home.  I didn't understand how they just put the ice cream in a warm bowl...by the time we got it, it was melted.  Maybe they should put it in an ice bowl??  The waiter was nice and service was quick.  View is nice...oversees the Wynn properties.  There is also a man that walks around in his violin to play music for you; which I believe you have to tip him. \n\nIt's a good place to eat if there is a big group of you and craving Italian food.


Philly cheesesteak not good. Cheap dried up luke warm meet. Not served as described on their menu. My husband got a turkey sandwich, which was ok but nothing to write home about. This place may be good if you're drunk and hungry at 2AM, but if you're just looking for a good quick bite for lunch SKIP THIS PLACE.


Always end my nights out here! Great games, cheap drinks, and fun people watching. If I could change ONE thing it would be the bathroom! Adding a sliver of a stall to make 2 whole toilets shouldn't have eliminated porta potties. We are speed drinking here! We need toilets!


Excellent customer service.  Owner can answer all your questions.  Lots of different types of species.  You need it this store has it or can you help you find it!


I really enjoy this place. Ambiance is fantastic. Just the right lighting, cool space, nice bar which is the center piece and should be because the bartenders are top notch. Drinks are not the average bottle slinging. Anything off the menu is an experience though the special was too smokey like eating a piece of wood out of the fire. However no uppity BS, she took it back and made me another. \n\nHad the special which was the chacatuire as an app with the fried Brussel sprouts. Both were outstanding. For main course we had the special strip which was also fantastic. The only reason I don't give it 5 stars is because the waygu was way too fatty and not well seasoned. Dessert was phenomenal. Chocolate pecan pie and the chocolate mousse. Both of them were so good we nearly ordered another. \n\nThis place consistently delivers a great dining experience. Karen was a great waitress as well. My friend from Cincinnati repeatedly said they had nothing like it there. Props to the burgh and to meat and potatoes for bringing big city dining to our beautiful city.


We were in South Pointe a little bit ago and when we walked in we immediately felt a weird vibe. Instant paranoia and had a \"look over your shoulder\" type feeling. We went there for a little gambling and a dinner special they were having and due to their limited availability we did not get the special. We decided to just gamble a bit. After finally looking for someone we ordered a coffee at the bar.  It was 11pm at night and we were told the kitchen was closed. They actually told us its too late for coffee. We gambled a little more and this place just gave us the creeps. Here is the thing... We came up with friends recently (a few weeks after our  original encounter). We never said anything about our experience and our friends asked if we could go to another casino because they didn't like the \"feel\" of the casino. It was then we told our story and took off.


I like the Sands properties since their shows are constantly rotating, bringing something new. The people who produced the Beijing Olympic ceremonies also produced Panda ! So the basic story is Long Long is on a journey to save his Peacock Princess from the Demon Vulture who kidnapped her on their wedding day. \n\nIt's got a little bit of everything: stunts like balancing on stilts, acrobatics, kung fu board breaking and sword work and traditional Chinese dances from the long sleeve dance to some fan dancing. I think the costuming was done very nicely and the stage was nicely used. The one thing is the whole back wall is used to project various landscapes and since there are steps and such in the back in certain angles the projection didn't look like it lined up right. The musical score I think was welldone and made sense with the story, though it would have been lovely to see more live music since Chinese culture has such awesome traditional drumming and unique instruments like the huqin Overall though it was lively and pretty show. \n\nThey try to interact and make it fun for the audience. Before the show you can find the pandas wandering around the lobby for pictures. During the show, they've thrown out various trinkets, pulled little kids to dance in the aisles with them, throw streamers onto some people, had big panda beach balls being thrown about during a staging transition. Between the theme, the bright staging and the audience interaction I would say this would be a good family friendly show choice. It seemed like there was a high number of children watching and seemed to really be enjoying themselves. \n\nNow I know that the main draw IS the panda characters, but I feel mixed about that. So the pandas are the only ones in full on fuzzy animal suits and other animals are more people with wardrobe that was made to interpret a animal. So there were moments where it's supposed to be sad or tense and I just couldn't muster up the feels for him since the panda was such a caricature of himself. He's supposed to be shaking in sadness and crying when he lost princess peccock, but his big head is just bobbing in a way that was funny and not helping the cause. In the picture I posted of the show, you'll see how it's a serious scene with everyone else on stage and then....there's a kawaii little panda in a suit and top hat. \n\nAnd of course, the story line sounds a little stolen from Kung Fu Panda. I absolutely loved Po, but the animation and the fact everyone else is animated made that more congruous. I'm sure it's a love/hate thing and some people may absolutely adore the fact it's a panda and part of the point is that it's fun/funny. \n\nOverall, I still enjoyed the show and appreciated the variety and a different culture it brings to the Vegas show lineup. Definitely if you are a parent, this would make a great family night. Or if you are a rice chaser, as I saw a lot of those there too.


I've been here twice and the food is great! But what makes this place even better is the service. They go above and beyond and just make the overall environment and experience delightful! Very clean restaurant, friendly staff and great food. This one is great to revisit.


I recently signed up with Gold's and have already found my 3 gyms that I have already became a regular at.  But that doesn't mean I won't drive around town checking the other Gold's out.  I decided to give this gym a try since it is fairly close to home.  \n\nI was immediately disappointed with just the size of this gym.  My second impression, this gym is stuffy and lacking ventilation.  I came in on a Saturday night and there was about 10 other gym goers doing their thing.  This gym is so small that even with less than 15 of us in the gym, it felt crowded.  This gym is lacking a lot from equipment to free-weights.  There's only one of everything here which means you have to wait just to get on a bench.  I just can't imagine what it's like on Monday around 5 PM.  \n\nCardio is located upstairs and the ventilation is even worse.  You almost feel like you're doing cardio in an attic up there. The gym tried fixing this issue by placing a few commercial fans up there, but it's not enough.  Perhaps this could be perfect for someone wanting to burn a ton of calories during cardio since it feels like it's over 100 degrees up there. \n\nI'm glad I gave this place a try.  Now I know that this is one of those Gold's that I plan on avoiding in the future.  Still giving them 3 stars because it is a gym and I still managed to get a great workout.


Their frozen hot chocolate is, in my opinion, overrated. I came here with my family after dinner for their famous frozen hot chocolate but it was a bit disappointing and definitely overpriced. It pretty much tasted like a blended chocolate milk slushie. The wait was pretty long as well. At least I can say that I have finally tried their frozen hot chocolate but I would not get it again. A $10 drink that's barely enough for two? No thanks. Also, the staff was not that friendly as well.


Went last Friday at 4:30.  They were so busy.  We couldn't find a seat in the bar at all.  The entire bar and bar booths were all filled up.  We sat outside.  It was great weather. \n\nService was not good.  Two female servers took a long time to get orders taken and seemed to relish in being able to say what we already knew (and were okay with)... you can only order appetizers and drinks out here.  Yea, we knew that.  \n\nSo we ordered 2 ceasers, 2 doz. oysters, mini fondue, fried pickles.  We loved it all.  The table was small, and the server didn't like to pick up any empty plates.  Even when she could, she'd just hold up what was coming and watch us move empty plates around and then smash the new ones on, walking away satisfied.  \n\nThe raw Texas Gulf oysters tasted wonderful, but this new presentation thing they are doing is not.  The individual oysters came wedged in a mountain of crushed ice.  This method made bits of shell get into the little cup of oyster meat.  Almost every oyster had shell and when they used to come all flat, they never had shell.  I hope they stop piling them like this.  \n\nThe horseradish sauce was nice as always, as well as the cocktail sauce, but this watery/oily juisce that they've begun serving with it also stinks.  It's like Italian dressing.  Why?  I don't get it.  \n\nStill going back again.  Like the price and those oysters (even with the shell).


We went there for breakfast a Monday morning.  It was near noon, but they serve breakfast all day.  The place was pretty crowded and seems to be popular with older folks. It's very kitschy, but it has that old mom-and-pop diner atmosphere, and that type of menu as well.  We tried their stuffed French toast and their pancakes combos. The food was good, tasty enough, but not particularly outstanding or inspired.  Basically, this is your typical all-American breakfast joint.\n\nFull review at http://www.marga.org/foodblog/2011/08/omelet-house-las-vegas-review/


Fabulous resort!  We checked in and were promptly offered a complimentary margarita!  Registration service was top notch - Sichi was fantastic!  She answered all of our questions and made us feel very welcomed.  \n\nOur room was beautiful - complete with the typical amenities (safe, small refrigerator, free wifi, etc.).  Our room also had 2 comfy robes.\n\nThe resort grounds are absolutely gorgeous with plenty of pools and dining options to choose from.  We spent a little time at the family pool - but mostly enjoyed the cabana service at the adult pool.  The only negative comment I would have about the pool amenities is that the hot tub is actually located in the family pool area and was always filled with kids when we tried to access it (I thought kids weren't supposed to use hot tubs?).   \n\nThe cabanas were well equipped with a small couch, 2 chairs, end table, coffee table, mini refrigerator, ceiling fan, and a cable TV.  Rental is $250/day and also includes a fruit platter, guacamole, salsa & chips platter (all were served delightfully cold, fresh, and tasty!) and unlimited bottled water).  The first day, our server was fantastic.  The second day, our server was rarely to be found and we left the day a bit disappointed.  Not to worry though, we expressed our concerns to Sichi who quickly took care of matters to our satisfaction.\n\nEvery day we had breakfast at the SWB. If you have the option to get the breakfast package with your room - do it!  Well worth the additional $15/day.  The breakfast package includes any entree on the menu, along with a juice and coffee.  As an alternative, you are also offered the breakfast buffet - which has scrambled eggs / whites, roasted potatoes, bacon/sausage, eggs Benedict (delicious!), bagels w/ typical toppings, fresh fruit, oatmeal, yogurt, pastries, and also a made-to-order omelet station).  \n\nWe also dined at the SWB for lunch.  The Mediterranean salad and the prime rib sandwich were fantastic.  The Meyer Natural Angus Burger was delicious as well.  Both were served with Parmesan truffle french fries.\n\nFor dinner, we dined at Alto ristorante e bar, where all of their pastas are homemade daily.  I had the pasta di campanelle granchio (crabmeat w/ basil cream sauce) and my husband had the pasta di parpadelle e salsiccia speziata italiano (pasta w/ spicy sausage).  Both dishes were fabulous.  You could tell the pasta was homemade - it was light and not heavy at all.  Highly recommend those two dishes.\n\nThe hotel also offers live entertainment - I believe it is every day.  In addition, throughout the day, they have several activities planned for both children and adults.  \n\nLastly, dinner at Alto will score you a free ticket for their Gondolier ride (otherwise $10/person).  The ticket does not have to be used the same night. During the 15-20 minute ride, you are serenaded by a trained opera singer.  We were serenaded a song by Andrea Bocelli and one by Frank Sinatra (at our request)!  :)\n\nWould highly recommend Gainey Ranch and can't wait to return!\n\nUPDATE:  Loved our last experience so much that we just booked a return visit and will be back there at the end of September to celebrate our 10 year wedding anniversary.  Looking forward to relaxing and celebrating at Gainey Ranch!


A friend referred me to Carpet Monkeys. I checked out the reviews on yelp.com. Read a lot of great reviews. So I gave them a try.  Excellent work! I was extremely satisfied with their service. Rick and his partner were very professional! Arrived on-time and stayed true to the price I was quoted over the phone. There was NO upsell BS. My carpets look good as new! Satisfied customer! Well definitely use them again in the future!


After reading the reviews on Yelp I knew I had to try this place for myself. My friends and I ordered the following:\n\n1. Beer Battered Maui Onion Rings [$9]\n2. Roasted Jalape\u00f1o Poppers [$12]\n3. \"Just Fries\" [$8]\n4. Chanterelle Burger [$16]\n5. Hell's Kitchen Burger [$14]\n6. Farm Burger [$15]\n\nIf I had to choose one item from the list above I would choose the Roasted Jalape\u00f1o  Poppers! \n\nThe food and service was great but if you go during a busy time you'll most likely end up waiting 30+ minutes before getting seated.


Caution consumers! Specifically this poor review belongs to the Mirror Maze part of Butterfly Wonderland. As annual members of Butterfly Wonderland they sent both me and my girlfriend an email that says this...\n\"As a member of Butterfly Wonderland we are extending a sneak peak at the newest must see in Scottsdale. Just print out this email and you will RECEIVE ONE COMPLIMENTARY WALK-THROUGH PASS.\"  Seems simple enough but it was at best a bait and switch and more accurately an outright lie.  Adding to the nastiness was a  discourteous staff that found pleasure in being very abrupt about telling us the offer was a mistake which they had no intention of honoring and was good only for a quick single walk through of only their laser area of the venue.  We had two choices.  Pay $9.95 plus tax  per person for each of us and our two children (6 and 4 years old) or we were free to leave. I paid the $43 bucks and we walked through the mirror maze. This Mirror Maze part is not worth the extra fee! My advice is to wait for the carnival to come to town.  The Mirror Maze you'll find in a carnival funhouse will be more entertaining and the carnie staff likely more courteous.


Went here about a year and a half ago with my parents on one of our final nights in Phoenix and we weren't disappointed.  My sister went there a few nights beforehand and recommended it to us after she went there with some friends who live in the area.  I don't know what the new location is like, but would definitely go again if in the area.


Nice little place with great service. Pizza was good. Will go down the menu and give it a go.