Food for those \"clean-eating freaks\"--alleluia!  Fix8 Fitness Cafe is a welcome addition to the neighborhood in this part of Henderson.  Shirley B. is already the duchess of this new joint and we met her for lunch at her kingdom to check it out because she knows we are freaky like that.  I had the small order of grilled steak (4 oz.) and requested it to be plain (i.e. freaky clean), as in, without the seasonings they would normally use.  The nice lady behind the counter offered up Mrs. Dash as an alternative and, yes, I will take that, thank you.  It would be an extra ten minutes, but the b/f ordered the large portion made the same way, so it worked out well.  I substituted the rice for broccoli and had the side salad with their balsamic dressing on the side. It was a tasty lunch. I'm happy that they've opened up so I now I don't always have to go the crazy chicken place when I want to eat out during the work week.  But, do I have enough will power to avoid the yogurt place with the Dole Pineapple flavor that's in the same plaza for dessert....


Really really really great place to eat.  Nothing is greasy, and everything tastes fresh.  Slow roast short ribs are the best I have ever tasted.  Ahi sashimi salad is a full blown meal.  Portions are very generous and prices are more than reasonable.  The restaurant is very nice too, very classy, and staff are very polite and attentive.  I also recommend the bbq salmon if they have it.  Very moist with great flavor.\n\nAlthough it looks like a cookie cutter chain, don't let the applebees look fool you.  This place is first class without being first class expensive and it totally has no snotty-ness in it.  Did I mention how good the food is?  \n\nFriends tried the filet-mignon and they said it was the best they have ever had.  Perfectly cooked just as they asked for.  This coming from a  world traveler and self proclaimed steak lover this says a lot.


I have eaten at this Red Lobster for years. Recently things have slipped. Yesterday a group of us had dinner. One person ordered the fish and chips. What came was batter, no fish. Two us is had Cobb salads, poor...the lettuce was frozen in both salads. Needless to say this place needs a major over haul. The only good thing about this restaurant is the server Mary who is stellar. Too may other places to eat.


AVOID THIS OFFICE AT ALL COSTS.\n\nOverall, I am beyond appalled that this office is in business.\n\nTo begin my horror story at this sleazy establishment, I was referred to them from my insurance. The service is absolutely horrible. It took me 3 months to schedule an initial appointment (my appointments were cancelled on me multiple times). In addition, they would not permit me to have a cleaning at the same time as my \"evaluation\" (or whatever their term for it was).\n\nWhen I finally did get to meet with them for an exam (the wait time in their lobby is very long), my X-Rays were taken and the dentist, Dr. Berger, came to take a look at my teeth. Never once did he make eye contact or utter a word to me. He was in and out within a minute or two and only spoke to the hygienist (very awkward). I was then taken to a room to see my diagnosis. A completely separate woman who I had never seen before explained my $3000 diagnosis. She urged me to make appointments ASAP for all of this work. I haven't even had a cavity in years so I said I would go and get another opinion. They used scare tactics and slander to try and get me to schedule the work at their office, but after two other opinions I found out I only have one cavity as opposed to the ridiculous diagnosis they falsified.\n\nBEWARE!!!!! This place is a complete scam.


Bachelorette party in Vegas = journey to strip club. \nVIP package offers limo service to pick you up from your hotel and drop you back, plus going straight inside and 2 well drinks. \nStarted in the guys room. I felt like the guys all stood behind us just waiting to pounce on an unsuspecting lady and con us out of a lap dance and $20. Nice views though, definitely. Girls room was loud and smoky, don't really remember too much more.\n\nDefinitely recommend getting the VIP package for you and your girls.


So, it's opening weekend and we have VIP passes which really generally means zip at most clubs in Vegas. Usually, it means you just get to stand in a different line or mob that usually takes about just as long. \nSo we are standing off to the side of the ropes and start talking to a security guy and make nice. We ask if he can help get us in. He says no can do but that we are in luck. Really? Why we ask. He says well see that guy right there? (He points to the main man picking people out of the crowd to go in) Yes we say. Well that guy loves two things in this world - asian women and tits, and combined you two are just that. This is perfect. My friend happens to be a lovely half japanese woman and me? I'm strategically showing off my 7k investment/christmas present and hoping to get a return on my investment. Wouldn't you know it - within 3 minutes of him saying this, we are in. Score. So a star for getting in! I know its a completely selfish reason to give a star but it was a fine moment in my Vegas memory bank. (no pun intended....actually, pun intended). \n\nOne star for kickin decor, TWO stars for a HUGE dance floor and with actual room to dance. One more star for FANTAB music with nothing lame and no repeats.\n\nTotal? Five stars for sure.


I used to work here.  I miss it and the people.  Owned by Twiggy, she puts everything into this place.  The selection is insane and they still carry VHS!!!  Sure, you can go online and watch your crap but the whole purpose of this place is the local feel.  The non-corporate working man little video store that we all love and enjoy.  Staff has changed over the years.  Sure, there have been a few rudes ones. Overall this place is passionate about films and preserving the idea that people can still walk into a video store and just talk about movies.  I miss that.....\n\nLook for \"PICK\" stickers to help guide you in your selection.


Went to Georges for a alignment on my truck. Turns out my tire was about to blow which discount tire some how missed. I was advised not to take my truck on the freeway let alone drive very far at all because of how bad my tire is/was. \n\nThanks to Georges Alignment and Brakes I was able to avoid what could of been  a horrible accident. If I have questions regarding my tires now I will go to Georges Alignment and Brakes before I go to the Discount Tire shop on Blue Diamond rd since the assistant manager there some how missed how bad my tire was and just wanted to sell me new tires or rims and tires instead of letting me know I only have 1 bad tire that is ready to blow and could get me killed on the freeway if I continue to drive on it. \n\nGeorges also had my truck for a hour and I know it took up space for them and they did have to look at it but they did not charge me anything either. They were much more concerned that I got it taken care of asap and even directed me to a tire shop close by as well as some advice on how to possibly save some money on the replacement.


I don't go to Dish for the culinary experience.  I do love the laid-back vibe with some good southern hangover/late night grub.  I like to order a half grilled cheese sandwish with a cup of tomato bisque.  I love that you get a deviled egg as a side to many dishes.  Nice touch.  My favorite is the black bean and rice burrito.  Cool tunes in the juke box.  Just a good local spot w/o the frills.


Well....all I can say is.....if I was you.....I'd go elsewhere!!!  I went to this Red Lobster on Marks St. in Henderson about a year ago....and I got food poisoning....badly!  So I vowed never to return.  Then I made a dumb decision to go back again last weekend!  I had the Admirals Platter....and let me tell you.....I got extremely sick again from food poisoning for 3 days....and my mother did as well!!!  I don't know where they get their seafood from....but CLEARLY something is not right at this location!!!  I've learned my lesson the hard way....and will never ever return to this dump again!


Best shrimp fried rice ever. Prices are normal but the food is above avg. I try to make it here 2 times a month.


Functional and unfussy rooms for the recent wedding I attended here were more than made up for by the excellent food served up and the courteous service from all the staff I engaged with.\n\n\n Nicely laid out grounds but they do have you over a barrel as far as booze is concerned.


This is my first Korean spa experience, and I loved it. My favorites are the red clay ball room, the red clay dome room, and the ice room. This is a great experience if you just want to go somewhere away from the strip and relax. I will definitely visit again the next time I am in Vegas. Highly recommend.


The food was OK and it didn't take too long to receive our food order, there wasn't a lot of people in the restaurant area and that was the highlights of our experience. Everything else from rude, not so friendly hostess, to a ok waitress that took our order, brought our food to us, and Never checked back with us to see how we were doing. All of our drinks needed refills and like I said earlier in this review there wasn't a lot of people in the restaurant area. The waitress seemed to like hanging out in the back talking with her coworkers more then serving her customers. Despite this horrible experience at the particular iHOP location, we still ended up giving her a tip for some reason and her attitude when giving tip was with a lot less gratitude then expected. I do not see going back to this IHOP location nor would I recommend anyone going there unless you lower your expectations down next to nothing.


The guys at 412 are curating great merchandise from some of the top names in cutting edge, 'old school' street style that is perfect for young Pittsburgers of all ages!


I had Hank do a one-time cleanup to get our house ready for sale. I didn't feel that the services performed were equal to the price he charged, and I felt like we were taken advantage of. For example, he recommended ripping out several boxwood bushes that had gone dormant from the freeze and replacing with some more colorful plants, so we gave the ok. When we saw the pathetic plants he replaced them with we were pretty disappointed, then noticed that our neighbors' boxwoods were growing back within a month or so (we wish he would have just left them in and trimmed down instead of ripping them out). A few other things weren't done to our satisfaction, and I just feel like it wasn't a good value.


Get like 20 spam masubis.


I like this location of the uber-popular green market chain. \n\nThis place is jumping on saturdays- there's a yoga class with full on loud chants (exciting)- no wonder, I saw some gals carrying their yoga mats. The best section has to be the complete Vitamin & Supplement sections (vitamins, protein powder, stevia, teas, and stress candy). Only two frozen food aisles- but they carry Hawaii's Bubbie's mochi ice cream at $7.99, Amy's frozen dinners and pizzas, desserts, vegetables and frozen dog food (who knew?). The body care section (Burt's Bee's, Pacifica) is impressive- from lotions, gels, face care, anti-perspirant, etc. The cleaning section is equally impressive- full line of Meyer's products (sprays $3.99) and Bonner 18-in-1 castile soap (two sizes $7.99/$11.99). Of course, the salad bar is very good- complete salad bar for $7.99/LB.- lots of yummy healthy options. There's a small seated booth section along the wall, to enjoy your salad, just past the cashiers.


Based on the food it's a 2 star restaurant. Based on the service it's 4 stars. I ordered the guinea fowl. It was extremely dry. The potatoes were undercooked. My wife ordered the fresh fish(red snapper) and the escargot. Nothing to rave home about. Lorenzo was extremely apologetic and offered me another dish.


It was decent, but definitely would opt for something different next time I'm in Vegas. \n\nI ordered a banana nut muffin ($4.50) and a banana ($1.25). Thought the prices were a bit over the top, but hey it's Vegas. \n\nMuffin was stale, and tasted like it was a Costco muffin. \nOn top of that service was sloooow and it ticked me off that right as you're entering your pin number the screen asks for tip amount you want to give. You can't enter 0 so you have to hit \"clear\". It was awkward with the lady having to explain that to me. \n\nGo somewhere else.


Probably the worst place to get hot pot. We had about 10 ppl in our group and the reservation and everything went good all the way up till the service. My waiter probably needed to be trained again on customer service. I literally am consistently looking for him for a refill or for my orders ! There was a period where I waited over 30 mins to get an Order I had for some meat and veggies. The worst part was that I had spoke to two other ppl to check my order before my waiter came over and finally realized he lost my order !!!! After 30+ mins and no food we were starving !!!! The proportions were not good as they barely gave the bare minimum to serve everyone. I know there is limitations so that ppl do not waste food but we didn't even have enough to share ! Not to mention my waiter told literally told me \"it's troublesome for ME and for you when we do hotspot.\" Um excuse me ? IM PAYING FOR THIS!!!!!!!!! Honestly there was nothing special about this place or it's food and probably the worst customer service. Oh and the manager lounges around doing practically nothing. Never coming to this place again.


I'm a visitor from out of town, visiting my family. Looking for a great place to eat with a great atmosphere. I thought it was the weary traveler. Unfortunately I find myself a weary traveler, as I sit in this establishment. Our waitress seems very angry. We walked in and we must have done something wrong? Unfortunately we are only having a drink and leaving. We will walk across the street to and find somewhere else to eat.\n\n\nEdit: we ended up going to Bunkies. We called ahead to see when they opened and they opened an hour early for us. They were super friendly and the food was great.


Wicked Spoon is sooooo cute!!  This place feels so fancy-schmancy in the new Cosmopolitan Hotel, but you aren't really paying all that much more for great food and beautiful presentation.  For Sunday Brunch, we came here with a party of 7 - It was $23 for Brunch and $30 for Brunch with unlimited Champagne.  I am sure that it is cheaper during the weekdays.  With all the drinking and eating that we've been doing, we decided that it was best to forgo the unlimited Champagne.  \n\nHaving heard that this place just opened nearly a month ago, I was super impressed with their food and the number of patrons.  This place was not easy to find.  The drinks here are massive!  My cup of coffee was the same size as their huge orange juice cups!  Even though it is not unlimited, everyone still got a glass of Champagne as a part of their Sunday Brunch.  I love their portions of food.  I love that the desserts are serves in cute little metal cups - Excellent presentation and choice!  It is nice to know that the food has been untouched by someone else!  Bonus points!\n\nThe dessert section was awesome!  I highly recommend their coffee Gelato Ice cream (There are bits of nuts and toffee in there! MmMm), Strawberry dipped Chocolate (There are toffee in the chocolate and rice crispy covered in white chocolate! mMmMm), and the list can go on and on.  I actually don't recommend their caramel/chocolate dipped mini red apples, but that may be a personal bias as I believe in green apples and white chocolate!  Did I mention that they had fresh Dragon Fruit? MmMm!\n\nBeautiful experience here.  I definitely want to return for their dinner buffet the next time I am in Vegas!  Since this place is still new, I am sure there will be more changes and improvements in the menu!  I can't wait for it!!!


I'm a hairstylist and I have worked with many make-up artists for films and special events. \n\nI'm so happy I recently had the chance to work with Jena! She did the make-up for a wedding I did the hair for. \n\nJena's make-up application for the bride, the brides mother and her 4 bridesmaids was classic yet modern. Everyone was glowing and their eyes stood out beautifully, especially the bride. She gave them exactly what every women wants on their wedding day, to look gorgeous and flawless. \n\nI would highly recommend Jena to anyone and here's why:\n\n1) She is a true professional!\n\n2) She asks questions and makes suggestions. \n\n3) She's prepared and works in a timely manner. \n\n4) Her make-up application enhances her clients beauty without being overly done.\n\n5) She is sweet and personable. \n\nI hope to get to work with her in the future and would feel comfortable knowing my own clients are in excellent hands with Jena.


Weak!  Went there with my gf on an allegedly Jello Wrestling Sunday only to find this club to have very little going on.  Two girls wrestled in the inflatable pool for about 5 minutes and then that was all for the jello wrestling.  On the website they make you believe that jello wrestling is a big deal there on Sundays and then you get there and after the five minutes of jello wrestling the club is basically dead as a doornail. During the jello wrestling, there are no other girls on stage. After the wrestling, there is 1 girl on stage and the others walking around the club soliciting dances. The club was not the Deja of yesteryear. I had been there about 4 years ago and it was crazy and much wilder, with way better looking girls. These girls were nothing to look at with faces for radio. I didnt want a lap dance from any of them. Deja was dark, dank and sad. My gf and I went there planning on lap dances and a wild time, and wound up paying the insane cover of $25 each, and left after about 45 minutes. I wouldnt recommend Deja to anyone. Try another LV club. There are def enough variety in LV.


Be careful with this company - their billing practices are completely bogus. Our 2 boys came to the Little Gym for 3 months. They liked it at first, but then they got bored. So after 50 days, we gave them 30 day notice and were surprised when our credit card was charged again. \n\nIt turns out that your \"last month's\" payment doesn't actually cover anything and they will charge you anyhow. I spoke with the owner about it. She was rude and told me that we were given too big of a discount to start, which apparently justifies her trying to screw us at the end. She made up a ridiculous story about how we begged for a discount (her employees OFFERED US the twin discount). \n\nThe owner thinks it is fair that we paid for 4 months of service, when we only used it for 3 months (and gave our 30 day notice well in advance before the 2nd month had ended). We were also charged a random \"membership fee\" about a month into our experience (we were not told about this at signup). Now I am left to fight this through my credit card company. \n\nMy opinion - kids like this place the first few times, but it is WAY too expensive and their shady business practices make it impossible for me to recommend this place to anyone.


The customer service and management of this motel is horrendous. My husband and I stayed there last year for the 4th time (previous three times were pleasant enough, but there was different staff working there - a young woman) and were greeted by the font desk worker who said \"why would you want to vacation in Montreal, why not go somewhere warm\" - ummm ok, way to promote your city?\n\nOur key card reader did not work on our door because the battery was dead, they did not have another room but put us temporarily in a room that had not been cleaned yet, it was kind of awkward. After the worker finally tracked down the owner he was able to finally manually get the door open with an actual key. The locksmith was not able to come out an repair it until later the next day apparently so if my husband or I needed to leave the room one person needed to remain. My husband went down to get us breakfast (the breakfast sucks there) the next morning while I stayed in the room, we ate in the room, but eventually we were ready to start our day and head out. I asked the front desk (a different worker there when we checked in the night before) how we can get in and out of our room throughout the day/after we return from our Montreal excursions they gave us a key, we tested it ad it worked. OK that's fine right?\n\nI get a call on my cell phone that afternoon/early evening saying they need the key they gave me to unlock someone else's room since the same thing happened to their key card reader, I let them know I was on my way back anyways and will be there soon. After I hung up I realized how confusing and weird that was: 1. they don't have another key to open this person door and 2. probably the most alarming thing, they gave us the master key\n\nWhen I got back to the hotel (it was the same front desk person that checked us in, a bitter little unhappy man living in a small unhappy world) I expressed my concern that the hotel gave us the master key, I don't feel safe with my items in the room, do they do that often, what if they give the key to someone else and they get into my room (my computer was in there) - he proceeded to flip out and tell me it was not the master key, and that he's going to kick us out and not refund our money and he doesn't care if we ever come back and it's not his problem. I told him fine I'm going to get my stuff and getting out of here since he was literally screaming at us and I was scared about what he'd do next.\n\nHe followed us upstairs where I called his bluff and said if this isn't the master key than it won't work when I try it in the neighboring door, when I went to try it he grabbed my hand and the key ad kept screaming at me, he opened our room shoved us inside and said get your stuff and leave or stay I don't care. Needless to say we left, but not before calling the police (who couldn't do anything about it). I was appalled that someone in customer service would treat a customer like that, swearing, yelling, and getting physical with them.\n\nThe hotel itself isn't anything great, and is certainly not worth the low cost. After all that we were charged for 2 nights but only stayed 1 (we were slated to stay for 5 nights). Luckily we got some of our money back, ad the hotel manager was \"nice enough\" to offer us a free night next time we stay, hahaha\n\ndon't waste your time, or money - there are plenty of other reasonably priced places in Montreal.


had them through my home warranty and they charged me 500 for a fan motor on my AC...way over priced but I was desperate and wanted it fixed. the new fan still didnt fix problem so it was a pretty big rip off. Would not recommend.


Slowest and most disorganized Starbucks ever! 25 minutes for 2 regular coffees and a pre-made spinach wrap.


I really, really wanted to like this restaurant. Hip, quirky, vegetarian/vegan. Lots of owls and kitschy deco. I eat meat occasionally, but had a vegetarian buddy here to visit, and thought this would be a great choice. What's not to love, right? \n\nWell, for starters, the service. Our server was really nice, and had lots of reviews, suggestions and alternate ideas for what we should order... but the service was mind-numbingly, ridiculously slow-- and the place was half empty. Plus, even after two requests for napkins (which were not provided to begin with, and not available from other empty tables around us) we never received any napkins at all. I'm not really a messy eater, but come on!\n\nMaybe part of the problem was expectations? We kicked things off with the \"firesticks\" appetizer-- some really tasty quesadilla-ish things. After that, our orders (I had the thai salad) were just kind of... boring? Strangely spiced? I feel like the bar was set high with the app, and then none of the entrees met the expectations of yummy veggie goodness, and my dining companions agreed. I also ordered a cup of the mac & cheese, and it was awful. You know how when you reheat elbow mac & cheese in the microwave, and the cheese gets all greasy/gloopy and the noodles stick together? Well, it was exactly THAT, with some powdered garlic sprinked on top. Really. I should have made my own leftover mac at home and not paid $4 for a cup of that. Learn from my mistake.\n\nWe had planned to order milkshakes, too, but our server spent so much time in a black hole or something that by the time she finally returned, we'd been completely finished with our meal for at least 15 minutes. For $4 (and probably a ridiculous wait) per milkshake, we decided to hit The Milkshake Factory on East Carson instead.


This was a great disappointment. My boyfriend booked a surprise dinner for the two of us for Valentines Day at MGM. I had been dying to dine here for months.  I found the found uninspired and bland. The reservation time was for 8pm, but we were told that they were backed up. We were asked to wait at the bar and offered champagne. We assumed the champagne was complimentary since our reservation was an hour late... At 9:15 we were handled a $120 bill for the champagne. Awesome. We dined n the tasting menu with wine pairing. I wasn't totally into the food.


Five stars for food and three stars for prices. I love the Ruebens (yes, they have multiple kinds of them)! I am not so much in love with the price tag. Rueben with drink, tax, and tip comes in around $15. \n\nThat said, I have eaten at Chompie's around 30 times. I really do like the service and the food. Would recommend for others.


This place has changed our lives. Seriously! \nMy wife and I live in Observatory Hill and I adore this neighborhood. Right on Riverview Park, quiet, beautiful historic homes, and close to everything. The only thing this neighborhood is lacking, in my opinion, is more restaurants. Sure, there are acceptable dining options 5-10 minutes away in every direction. But some times you just want fast, delicious and convenient. And to not leave the house. Until recently there was only one pizza place that would deliver to our house. One. And it's downright nasty. Right next door to the high school so that's the crowd they cater too. I'm guessing you can set your standards pretty darn low when your only competition is the school cafeteria pizza. \nThen, one glorious day, a menu appeared on our doorstep. Riviera Pizza and Pasta. And they deliver to our home. Worth a try! They have all of the typical offerings, breadsticks, pizza, calzones, hoagies. You know what a pizza place has. What they have that I've never encountered before is a relationship with eat24, an app that allows me to order on my iPad and magically have pizza show up at my house. Whaaaaatt?!?! I can order pizza and never have to speak to another human, and the food will come to me while I'm in my pajamas?!? Finally!! All of my dreams are coming true! It's finally a civilized neighborhood thanks to Riviera!\nThe food is a solid 3.5 stars. The pizza is pretty good. It's tasty, cheesy, and just the right amount of greasy. The breadsticks are super yummy and we get them every time we order. We like the calzones a lot, the small one is enough for 3 servings at least. The delivery has always been faster than the quoted time and the drivers are kind and courteous. We've been desperate for a neighborhood pizza place that we actually like. Finally, the storm clouds have parted and Riviera Pizza has emerged. And we are certainly some grateful fans!


Been going there for years.  Sadly, after the manager left, this place has gone down hill very rapidly.  It is too bad cause this drycleaner use to operate pretty smoothly.  I can't possibly recommend them to anyone if they can't keep good help around there. So long...


This by far, is my favorite hotel in Las Vegas. I stayed here the other day for a few nights and gosh, i can't describe how beautiful this place is. I checked in later in the evening and wanted a non-smoking room. Fortunuately for me, the reservationist did not have anything available in the Venetian tower, so she upgraded me to a suite in the newer, more fabulous Venezia tower. Awesome. It was quite a walk to my suite though and I felt I was like some hamster in a maze while I was looking for my room. But as soon as I opened my door and walked into my suite, my jaw dropped. My suite was huge! Not sure if that's the standard size or not, but it probably can fit 8 people comfortably! And it was just lil' ol' me!! Man, I wished my apartment was that big!


please dont go!!!  Most likely the puppies there are under weight. I purchased a black German Shepard puppy for $900. She was on sale, beacuse she was to big for the box she was in. She was very skinny, I felt bad and brought her home. I took her to THERE VET that was free.. She said bonnie my puppy was under weight and had several virsus. The contract I got reassured me that she was healthy with no defects. I contacted them, they hung up, I went down there and told me I can trade??? she died 2 months later, medication was $2,200. They said come and take your pick...\nGot a 2nd puppy, he was healthy. but is not pruebreed. They said they cant promise that he is. Hes so not but we love him anyways.\nMy advice is if your gonna get a puppy from there, look at that contract, make sure your puppy is not skinny or sick go see a vet right away. Take pics. Hopefully you wont go through what my family did. \nANIMAL ABUSE COMES FROM PET STORES TOO!!


Terrible food and service. The kitchen is SLOW. The food is luke warm at best. The only thing good is the Cider.


My family and I went here for dinner,  and one star overrates our experience. We were seated right away, but after 15 minutes of waiting we had to go ask for a waitress to serve us. We waited a long time for our food and had to ask for silverware. Finally, we were overcharged. The waitress double charged us for the wings we ordered. So, we had to wait another 30 minutes to get our bill corrected. The icing on the cake was cold food.


Terrible return policy, can't find staff for assistance. Not what Target used to be like 5 years ago... Big let down, I'd rather do business elsewhere from now on.


By far the most Authentic, delicious and friendly pizzeria I've been to. I cant wait to visit again!


I stayed here in November 2010 and the experience was mediocre.  The room was small with a tiny window...the drink service on the casino floor was horrible.  The dealers didn't seem friendly at all.  We had to complain about the hour wait for our drinks at the casino - which is ridiculous.  The floor manager eventually comped us $50 for the sandwich shop - Earl of Sandwich. I don't know what we were supposed to do with $50 worth of sandwiches either. (To be fair the sandwiches were pretty awesome)\nOverall I wouldn't stay here again.


I'm really amazed that this place is getting such great reviews. It is TERRIBLE. The food is bland and overly priced. The amount of pretention in the air from the staff is unbelievable. The service is poor, wait times even with reservations are not acceptable. I guess when people don't know what a good meal is, they just jump on the band wagon when one person somewhere talks about a 'cool, hip place'


I also took part in Spa Deal Days through Spafinder to go to this spa during my vacation to Scottsdale.  For $50 (and $32 mandatory tip) I got a decent massage.  The guy was incredibly nice and the massage was relaxing though it was an Energizer massage... go figure.  Anyway, I spent 5 hours at the spa, relaxing in the waterfall pool, sitting by the infinity pool, in the jacuzzi, the sauna, the steam room, and using iced washcloths (so fantastically refreshing).  There's so much to explore.  I had to try out the showers too since they stock all their own products.  They really do have everything you could need and the attendants are always there cleaning up, so it's never messy.  There is lemonade, water, and apples available in the locker rooms.  The cafe has complimentary hot and iced tea (3 types of each) and apples too.  The food at the cafe is a bit pricey, but I guess you should expect that.  The cafe courtyard is beautiful though.  There were many people there for treatments because of the Spa Days deal, but because there were 15 treatment rooms, people would disappear each hour on the hour for their treatments.  It never seemed crowded or busy even though it was.  Overall, a great experience.


Overpriced. Bread was hard. The scallops had a lot of grit and very buttery. Not worth the $30 price. A lot of gnats flying around. Very dis-appointing.


Okay, so let's make it clear...this is a fast food restaurant as stated outside and run by Asians....so expecting warm smiling people may be asking too much.  However, $5.99 for a 2 item combo is a pretty good deal.  The pork adobo is flavorful and tender, the BBQ pork is tasty but perhaps even too fatty for me.  I'll be back because there are no other Filipino options near by...they win by default.  They also have a small amount of groceries as well.


This is the kind of place that makes me wish I lived in the neighborhood, so it could be my neighborhood hang-out. I love everything about it - the building, the art, the music, the drinks, the people - you can't help but feel comfortable here, like someone's letting you into their own home. \n\nOnly wine and beer served here, but what a selection they have. Their beer menu is amazingly extensive and at decent prices too.\n\nOne thing to note is it's small - which I like - but I imagine it can get crowded on weekends or especially on First Fridays (neither of which I have yet to visit during). But when I have been there, the crowd seems just about right. \n\nI really can't say enough good things about this place. I'm just glad it's here in Phoenix.


Nice place for the family to discover the wonders of the sea. An hour is about the time you need to get around the place.


Great place! Everyone was so nice!! My 2 yr old is usually a nightmare in the chair. But after a rough few minutes (and a different movie) he was great. It was like a miracle. And his haircut is adorable. They did a great job. Would definitely recommend it.


Wow, walking into this place brought so many \"Back East\" memories. Bright and clean, amazing customer service and the food is out of this world.  My son always told me when you visit a new place the ONLY pizza you order first is a Cheese pie.  That is how you judge the pizza. \n \nYou have got to stop in, even if just a slice and a coke! Bill July 2014\n\n\nBill Salvatore          Realtor  / Veteran / Owner\nRealty Executives East Valley\nFounder AZVHV / Veterans Helping Veterans \nPresident VAREP Phoenix Chapter\n602.999.0952   www.yourValleyProperty.com \nSave $2000 buying or selling  HOME here....\n\n\"Honored to be selected top AGENT in Gilbert for 2014 by EV Tribune.\"


Average food for average prices.  I came here with a $30 for $15 deal from Groupon and if I was actually spending the listed price on the menu, I would definitely not be satisfied.  Since my meal was basically half off, I would say that the food was okay and well worth it, but I would not spend more than that. \n\nI ordered in total about 6 dishes worth $90 that I paid $45 dollars for, and out of all of them I only liked the calamari.  Every other dish was either meatless, tasteless, or overcooked. \n\nThe restaurant was absolutely stunning and nicely decorated.  The lights were dim and perfect for a date, if the food was better.  \n\nThe server was very attentive and friendly, one of the better servers I have ever interacted with.


This review is based purely on how they handle reservations.\n\nI booked a table for 10 on Open Table for 8:15pm. We arrive at 8pm and they tell us they haven't even seated their 7pm reservations so they were running 1 hour behind.  So, our 8:15pm reservation turned into a 10pm seating; we got tired of waiting around and left.\n\nWhat's the point in making a reservation if the restaurant isn't going to honor it?


We went here after golfing and all of us though this place was great. We're from Phoenix and only wish this place was closer. Service was very accommodating and attentive and the food was fresh, hot and very delicious. Prices were right too! The next time were in the area, we would return for sure.


I just had Brian remove some malware from my PC while I was out at an appointment for the evening. He handled our issue after hours and kept me updated as he was working. He did not come across as a smarty pants IT guy which is SO refreshing, and he got the job done at a very fair price. \n\nGreat experience! He will be our go-to guy next time for sure!


Thanks to all my fellow yelpers who reviewed this place. All the good reviews enticed me to go try EN and you were so right!!! My hubby and I both loved it. It's in my list of top three favorite sushi bars!!!! Maybe I'm just getting addicted to sushi but I know I will definitely crave this place in the future. Their Screaming Orgasm is bomb! I've tried the Hot Night Roll and Sexy Girl Roll so far and they were both yummy! The BBQ Short Ribs were tasty too!! Can't wait to try more rolls!


I come to Las Vegas about five times per year to do two things, race my car and EAT. When it comes to eating, it's hard to beat the great choices in this town. That being said, I find myself wanting to return to the Range. I returned there on Friday April 1 and again the Range came through with wonderful service, great food, incredible ambiance including a smooth Jazz band.\nMy wife wanted a petite filet mignon, but the only small filet came with Lobster. That didn't matter, the waiter was glad to give her the filet without the Lobster and lowered the price accordingly. These people know how to treat their customers and they do it with grace and style.\nWe shared a great bottle of Pinot Noir from the new expanded wine list and we were glad to see several sleeper wines at fair prices.\nI'll keep trying the new restaurants, but when I need a tried and true favorite, I'm coming back to the Range!


What's that!? A dimsum restaurant in Montreal that's worth talking about? Get out of here! But we finally have an alternative for dimsum other than Kam Fung or Ruby Rouge; an alternative with a slight modern twist (read fancier and more expensive.\n\nAs we entered the restaurant, I was in awe! The setting is surprisingly beautiful: modern look, chair covers, fancy plates and huge windows (the fireworks will be partially visible in the summertime I believe). I am sure this restaurant will be a very popular spot for upcoming weddings.\n\nUnlike the other places, there are no old Chinese women who barely speak English pushing carts between tables. Instead, younger waitresses take down your order and bring them to you as they come right off the kitchen.\n\nThe food was in general very good. Some of the dishes had a modern twist to it. For example, they had a rice noodle roll stuffed with Kobe beef. Another dumpling had a touch of truffle oil.\n\nHowever, the service was seriously lacking. I'd even say it was horrendous! Spilled water (on my friend), spilled sauce (on my other friend's jacket), a batch of dumpling still raw, etc. The waitress just showed my friend the way to the bathroom to clean his jacket. The worst is that they took so long to bring some of our food that we gave up and asked for the bill even though there was still 1/4 of our order still to go. I think all of us left still a bit hungry but we didn't care at this point. We complained to management only to receive some meager apologies. \n\nFor any other restaurant, I'd suggest NOT to go based on the horrible service. However, I really want this restaurant to succeed. Yes it's a bit more expensive but I don't really mind: you pay for the fancier setting! The food is good enough that I'll go back for sure. I believe that le Cristal Chinois is a good addition to the Chinatown scene: a breath of fresh air! \n\nPS: Please note that we went there on New Year's Day. Not only was it a very busy day but they had been opened for only 2 weeks. So the service may have improved by then.


Great studio, instructors, and variety. Drop in, get the new-student special, and try a few different instructors & class styles to get a feel for all that's offered here. \n\nThe crowd: Refreshingly low-key. This is not Bay Area snobby yoga with everyone doing headstands and pull-ups before class starts. (There is no pull-up bar.) People are generally respectful, and don't chatter during practice. The 7:30pm classes are the most crowded, but they're not packed. No need for blue tape on the floor telling you where to put your mat. \n\nThe style: Pretty much all classes are a standard Baptise vinyasa flow, which is much more athletically intense than the stereotypical sit-there-and-ohhm yoga. More on that here: http://y1now.com/what-is-baptiste-power-vinyasa-yoga/  \n\nThe instructors: All great. Each has his or her own take on the style. None are robotic. Importantly, none come across as yogier-than-thou, so it's always an inviting place. The owner and the instructors are very dedicated to the practice and to the students. \n\nThe Heat:  It is what it is. At 95 degrees, it's not Bikram, but it's hot. You'll sweat. Sometimes you might get light-headed and spend a few minutes in child's pose because you didn't eat a banana first. So bring a water bottle, and take rest when you need to. The pay-what-you-can classes are a bit cooler, around 80-85 degrees.\n\nThe Price: Not the cheapest yoga studio. But the price includes a hand towel, filtered water, a block, and that high-quality mat cleaner spray. Not to mention a 95-degree room. This stuff isn't cheap. There are student, teacher, and military discounts; as well as 30 and 90-day all-you-can eat packages.\n\ntl;dr it's great. Go.


Food is Okay. Breakfast wasn't very good (which is very disappointing when you are hung over) but their salads and sandwiches were decent. Can't really complain too much since it is open 24 hours but its not super special.


Very disappointed!Heard so much about this place so we were very surprised! Walked in and immediately greeted... Very good service.\nThe place was dead!!! It was after 9 so drinks weren't on special.. But 8 for a corona!? No thanks!


I've been here several times.  Here's a review of my most recent experience last night.\n\nWe got there on a Friday night around 7:30.  We were going to try Spoon but we didn't make a reservation and we would have had to wait until 9.  It wasn't too crowded and there were several open tables.  My experience with this place is the service is very spotty.  Servers have always been friendly, but even when there is noone there you have to flag them down.  We had to wait to get water, then waited again to order.  We had to flag the waitress down to get the check.  I would only go here if you want a leisurely meal.\n\nThey were out of fresh ginger beer (which they have been the other two times I've been).  Instead I got a grapefruit soda which was good.  The dumplings they gave us were good, as were the fried ripe plantains.  I got the tofu with brown gravy with mashed potatoes and cabbage.  The vegetables were fresh and tasty, but the tofu tasted a little off, and the sauce was good but nothing truly special.   I wish it was spicier and more flavorful.  The cabbage was just alright, and the mashed potatoes were okay.  \n\nThe food is reasonably priced.  My friend treated me so I don't know the entire check, but I think with a drink, appetizer, and tip it was probably around $20.\n\nI'll go back if I'm in that area and I don't feel like waiting for some of the other places.


We met family from out of town here to eat (since that's where they wanted to go). I've had better, it wasn't awful... but I'm not inclined to go back.\n\nBest things I had:\n\n1) mini carrot cake complete with cream cheese frosting, it was nicely spice and how carrot cake is supposed to be.\n\n2) peel and eat cold shrimp and snow crab legs. The crab was sweet, the shrimp were nicely flavored. They both tasted fresh and not fishy.\n\n3) fresh fruit the melon, strawberries and pineapple were all juicy and flavorful.\n\nMediocre things:\n1) steamed veggies....they were a little on the soggy side.\n\n2) tiramisu cup, there was hardly any lady finger in it :( that's the best part!\n\n3) cappuccino mouse, very rich....but a lot of clear brownish fluid was in a pocket in it....not sure if it just wasn't mixed good or what?\n\n4) black beans, they're kind of hard to screw up :)\n\nCould have been okay but.....\n\n1) Chili Relleno. The cheese filling was good, but there was wayyyyy too much breading on it which did nothing but retain too much grease....if there would have been less breading and not as greasy this would have fallen in the category above.\n\n2)peanut butter cream puff. Dry, kind of defeats a \"cream\" puff.\n\nYuck:\n\n1) crab salad....I don't know if it was imitation crab meat, or old crab... but this was fish and gross...the crab was also rubbery.\n\n2) California roll, ewww gross. I actually spit this out into my napkin. It was so fishy it made me gag a little before I spit it out!\n\n3) mac n cheese pretty bland and gooey....I think maybe they made it with generic velveta?\n\nSo, that's the run down of what I ate, about all I could fit in my tummy. So, in my opinion stick to the peel and eat shrimp and crab :) Not sure about the other meats because I don't eat it.....my hubby said they were okay, not the best, not the worst. He pretty much agrees with me on the \"Meh. I've experienced better\"


food/service was ok. nothing special imo. i had a chicken sandwhich with hot sauce.\nid like to of had a beer with my lunch but they only had rootbeer.\nand the place did smell a little odd, kind of like a bathroom maybe it was the cleaning products?? it would be a lot nicer if they served beer and had the place smelling like the food theyre cooking.\nalthough this nellis location is closer, i liked the older location better.


The bar fitness is the best place I have worked out ever, the members and the staff make it feel like it is a fitness family. It's hybrid trainer Ryan is my favorite trainer, and will push you to your best no matter how fit or unfit you are u will reach your future goal. I would recommend this to all my friends and family.


I went to their newish home off Carson treat and was thoroughly impressed with the food. I'm not sure if they got a new cook or what happened, but the food was much better the last time I went there (when It was on carson st.)\n\nKudos to the chef.


I liked the menu a lot and can tell that there is some serious potential here, but had a really bad experience. \n\nThey couldnt help the obnoxious, loud, drunk group that came in, so I will give them a pass on that. \n\nBut when my 1 pound burger came out, the fries were already cold. They seemed like they may have tasted pretty good if they had come out about 10 minutes earlier. \n\nUnfortunately they also forgot my biscuit until I mentioned it. They then brought it out and it was reallly dry. Again, seemed like it could have been better if it had been quicker. \n\nAgain, I reallly wanted to like this place and was hoping to try a breakfast here before I left, but I'm really not sure I should risk it now. Bummer.


Normally I'm not such a fan for the \"celebrity chefs\" opening up shop in Las Vegas but I will say that MESA GRILL is not that - it's simply a great place to eat, drink and enjoy the company of friends and family.\n\nLet's start from the beginning, drinks, they're great, if you like sweet drinks, aka let's throw some simple syrup in this drink and go to town!  Fast forward to the finger food (muffins) and it's only making your stomach quake with anticipation.  \n\nI went with a starter of soup and wow, this corn chowder is amazing, so amazing that anytime I am in Vegas I will make it a point to stop in and get it.  For the main entree I must admit I spaced and ordered *gasp* a burger (I did and while it wasn't bad it was defiantly not showcasing what Bobby can really do, sorry bro I'll pick the rib eye next time).  \n\nService was prompt and courteous and they seemed to understand the menu pretty well as my friends had some questions and they seemed to field them accurately.


This joint packs tons of character in such a small space. With art covering the walls and a quirky type of jazz coming out of the speakers, the atmosphere is simultaneously fun and mellow with friendly baristas to match. Small groups will find it more spacious outside on the patio, but there are a few tables inside. Solo sippers have more freedom with all the counters and barstools along the walls. If you don't intend to get cozy, MadHouse also has a drive-thru; if you do, it's open all day and all night.\n\nTheir sizes have normal names! A medium blended drink comes in a 24-ounce cup, the equivalent of a Starbucks venti in size, but its contents are full of creativity and taste. Their grasshopper is a subtly minty mocha combination. I like their crushed coconut mocha, but have much more of their menu to try. I've only indulged in their blended drinks, but their brewed coffees and sandwiches tempt me every time! \n\nIf you want to use their internet, let them know when you order and you'll receive a one-time use code. The time limit is based on how much you spend (e.g. $4-7 = one hour of WiFi, $10+ = four hours), so the more you pay, the longer your WiFi privileges stay. \n\nI haven't settled on a favorite drink yet, but I've discovered my new perch.


We had Nieto service for aprox 9 months. They would have an army come out to service the house every 2 weeks. All they would really do was blow and mow grass. Left most of the trees untrimmed and we had to ask to get the trees that were way over grown to get cut back. Plus we had tons of weeds that we had to ask to get taken care of. But the main problem is they would prop the gate open and never close it. We asked many times to make sure to close it so our dog wouldn't get out. Well the last straw was after coming home from being gone all day was seeing our dog running down the side walk to greet us when we got home.  There was a sign on the gate and the gate would auto close. But they would prop it open with a rock and leave. So we cancelled the service. I wouldn't recommend because they are too careless. We are extremely lucky nothing happened to our dog!


This place looks much better on the inside than out!  Good pizza (they offer pizza by the slice at lunch) but the menu is a bit over priced.   Pretty good TV coverage so it could be a decent watering hole in South Charlotte!  I'll be back...


I should have headed the warnings about Golds billing practices.  Golds policy is to charge a \"rate lock fee\" after  you have been a member for 120 days.  I canceled my membership per their 31 day notice policy, at less than 120 of total membership.  They still billed my account the $39 rate lock fee.  I disputed the charge and they told me I have to cancel within 60 days in order for my membership to expire before 120 days.  That is not what the contract that I signed states.  It clearly states must provide 31 day notice within 120 days to avoid rate lock fee.  This is why Golds is losing business and has gone from \"the\" gym to empty parking lots.  I highly recommend NOT JOINING.


My girlfriend and I went to check this place out, mind you I'm asian and she is half-irish/half-jamacian. We were given the coldest look when we came in. Ordered a large square pan, was given a 35 minute wait, and a hour later no pizza because we found out another group who ordered the same thing was given the pizza we ordered. BULLSHIT, that is some racist ass stuff. So he instead gave us a medium sized pan and refunded us the difference. In the end pizza was bland and cheaply made. Waste of time and money. Will NEVER come back!\n\nRATING: GARBAGE!


Yikes, what a service nightmare.  I took my bike here for a scheduled oil change and to have a flat tire fixed.  What resulted was the age old rape the customer for every penny add as little value for as much money as possible snafu you'd expect from some mechanic stranded in the middle of the desert a la  Billy Bob Thornton's character in the movie U Turn.  \n\nThe tire ended up being the tube only, $150, okay I can live with that at the Harley shop.  The synthetic oil change $130, same deal.  I decided to go ahead with the 20K service as well, which was $385 and negated the oil change cost, so I was around $560 after tax with those services.  Painful yes, but again, expected due to the market cornering logo Harley Davidson being attached.\n\nBut here's where things went awry.  I received a voicemail from Ari in the service department the next day, as I avoided the call hoping to check my messages and simply be told the bike was done and ready for pickup, but something made leary of answering.  I checked my voicemail to find Ari had left a message detailing all the great things they had done to my bike which we had never discussed and they made the executive decision to \"fix\" like changing my amber colored light bulbs to red and removing he smoked out lens covers, so as to allegedly keep me  with the law.  They also changed the bolt which fastened down the leather strip accessory on my back fender, as they claimed it had been digging in to my back tire when I hit bumps.\n\nOk, great.  If the things you changed on my bike without consulting me helped me to stay compliant, and prolonged the life of my tire, great.   But then Ari, ever the salesman, err customer service rep, informed me my tail lights were no longer working and it would only be an additional $185 for parts and labor to get them fixed.  To wit, I responded, my taillights were working when I dropped the bike off yesterday, and they've quit working under your care, I'm not paying for you to correct the problem you created while making changes to my bike we never discussed.\n\nAri, oh Ari, said he would talk to his manger and came back with a response that he was given permission to waive the labor cost if I paid the $105 part cost to fix the taillights.  I reiterated my position about the lights working when I dropped it off, and somehow the price went from $560 to $585 and I agreed to do it versus leaving with nonworking taillights.\n\nDuring the conversation, Ari stated Harley Davidson gets enough jobs that they do not need to drum up extra business by creating new problems.  I told him I thought that was strange he felt to address or state that when I never accused them of doing such.  Basically if you have to create and state an alibi to something that hasn't been accused, it seems suspicious.\n\nBeyond the taillight debacle, Ari stated all bikes getting serviced in he HD service dept get a custom something or other power wash, so I expected to get my bike back gleaming at the very least.  After coming to an agreement about the taillights, Ari tells me \"I'd like to give it a bath if you have time.\"  I'm thinking, ya that's part of what I paid for.  So I waited another half hour for my bike, long enough to be approached by a sales lady who informed me they'd give me a whole $3K as trade in on my aped out, customized 2008 Nightster if I wanted to buy the $19K Fat Boy Lo I was admiring.  When Ari finally brings my bike around it looks like the time I washed it in the dark after a 12 pack, like Ray Charles washed it.  I told him it was a shitty wash job, and he responded we didn't do that, we could buff it out if you want.  Not even sure what he was talking about, but basically, ever the salesman, deny all plausability or accountability, like the taillights that quit working under their watch, and try to gloss over the subject.\n\nTotally disappointing experience.  They have a sign up on the lot next door about their upcoming new facility coming soon.  Apparently they're trying to expedite their move by upcharing and upselling their customers while providing as little service as possible.


Our first meal after a very long plane flight from the east coast turned out to be ok,but not over the top. The restaurant is very noisy,had to yell across the small table to my man . The waiter was terrific(thanks Carmine)'you really were a huge help. The food was tasty but nothing special,because of the noise level we opted out early and skipped dessert and coffee. All in all ok but nothing amazing.


Great hangover Pho if you ask me!


Let's get right into this.  The service is adequate.  I haven't really tried Napalese food, but I thought it was okay.  The place looked comfortable.   The server was a bit slow at times even though there were hardly any people.  I also tried a few of the Indian food, and it was also decent.  I've only tried this place in Las Vegas for Indian food, but I don't think it's up there compared to other Indian food I've had in other states.  However, it was ok even though I think the prices could be better.


This dentist is very nice but I do have question some of his suggestions. He wanted to put an enamel backing on my front teeth because he said they were cracked. I think I would have noticed if my front teeth were cracked. My two front teeth have a little ridge in the middle- it has always been there and that is just the shape of my teeth. My dentist says my front teeth are perfect and there is nothing wrong with them. He also wanted do a deep cleaning and I had no idea what that was and he explained what it was and that I had a $200 deductible for that. I told my mom about the deep cleaning and she told me that is for people with gum disease and that I don't need it since my gums and teeth are healthy. I told the dentist that I discussed it with my mom who had previously been a dental hygienist and he said that he would waive my deductible and just not tell the insurance company. I was so stunned I said fine and he took about 5 minutes in my mouth with using this tool to do the deep cleaning. It was a strange experience. I didn't realize until today that his \"deep cleaning\" wasn't even as thorough as my new dentists regular cleaning. I'm glad I found a new dentist that I trust my pearly whites with.


Having moved out to Chandler from Phoenix, I was pretty spoiled on good Mexican food there, so I had to find some places out here. This place is pretty decent. It looks very Mexican with the bright yellow building. You can't miss it. They have a bar area which is usually not in use during the daytime. I've eaten here 3 times so far. the first time I got take out. I always get the number 1, 3 carne asado taco plate. the second time the rice was overcooked and the beans tasted old, but the next time they were good. the tacos are always good, they put some special bbq sauce on the tacos as the owner pointed out to me. I do wish they had self serve fountain drinks, but other than that, as long as I can get some good tacos, I'm cool. Like this place.


I came here because I had a $20 breakfast credit here, so free breakfast, win! But this place wasn't very good at all..... I ordered the Norway Benedict, and my sister ordered the Eggs Benedict.\nOur food came in a timely manner, actually, relatively fast! (nice!) \nMine came with smoked salmon, a poached egg served over hash browns, topped with loads of hollindaise sauce and some capers.\nThe hash browns were good, it's too bad they were drenched in hollandaise.Overload!!!\nSecondly, the smoked salmon like...cooked! The texture was kind of awkward.The poached egg was not very good, It was like cooked for 2 seconds...mostly raw it was pretty nasty. However, the serving size was more than plentiful! But overall, not worth the price!


Once I loved this restaurant ,\nThis is third time we order vegetarian and they had chicken in it..


Umm, no thank you. This was definitely the worst eating experience I have had in Las Vegas. I ordered a club sandwich, which I understand is not their specialty, but I didn't have huge expectations. The sandwich was huge but not layered at all. Huge pile of turkey covered in bread, huge pile of bacon, wedge of iceberg lettuce. Basically ingredients that you have to assemble yourself. Oh and did I mention it cost $27. Ultimately had to complain to the manager about my disappointment.\n\nAnnnddd, my friend did get the pastrami which was also not very good.


I highly recommend Ceci Realty. They are very kind, professional and understanding. They are very quick to respond. I live outside of the state and as I traveled looking for a home in Henderson, they were very flexible and always able to accommodate my schedule every time. They made me feel very comfortable while looking for a home. They were very thorough and provided with me with great information and insight. It was a pleasurable experience being able to work with them! I would definitely work with them again whenever I decide to move onto another home!


As an Italian, I eat way too much pasta. I was a bit skeptical trying out a place that makes \"fresh pasta\" since we do it fresh at home but this place is definitely worth your time and money. The pasta is very fresh, the sauces are quite tasty and the people working there are super helpful. I would suggest this place if you're having guests over and want to make something super quick and good!


Great location, great garden in back, great shopping center, beautiful ambiance. Once we got into our room however, there were cigarette burns all over the ground, hairs, and even holes punched in the wall. no joke. besides that, the view we got was amazing, 26 floors up overlooking Caesars palace and the strip. The pools looked great too, but unfortunately it was January and they were closed. Absolutely a Vegas classic hotel and casino, but just watch out for the tarnished rooms.


Stopped in for lunch after taking in the 7th Ave Street Fair.  I ordered the Parmesan crusted Swiss cheese burger with fries and my husband had the pastrami.  Yuck.  After waiting over 30 minutes for our order, Parmesan crusted cheese burger came out with no Parmesan crust, American cheese, limp lettuce, tomato, and a pre fab grey cooked frozen burger.  Fries were soft awful.  My husband's pastrami had one measly piece of meat on it.  A few bites into it, we decided it wasn't worth the calories and left. Complaining would have done no good, they were swamped from the street fair and really didn't care.  Bathroom was a dirty mess, too.  Won't be back.


I love the huge beer selection, cheap yet delicious food. It's great! \n\nMy favorites are the beef stew, the daily mussels special!\n\nHowever.. I must say the wait is LONGGGGGGGG for food, so don't ever come here on an empty stomach! And, it is definitely not a place for chatting, you get deaf after a while from the shouting!


I'm not even going to waste anymore time with this place and simply say a few words, you could do a lot better! Rude rude rude Roberto on 03/18/12 around 4:00am you need to ease up a bit and take some lessons on hospitality after all you are in the hospitality industry. \n\nThe bad\n\n1. Slow check in and rude front desk clerk\n2. Black jack dealer (female) again rude\n3. Casino floor lacks cocktail servers. I never seen more then one. \n4. If you are lucky and find a cocktail server be prepared to wait 20 or more minuets for your drink. On one accasion the waitress never returned with our drinks. And yes we were tipping well. \n\nThe good\n\n 1. Rooms were very clean but I'm more then sure it had a lot to do with my room attendee Laupe. Laupe I thank you for making my stay tolerable. \n2. Pool drinks and bartenders were excellent. \n3. Valet staff and starters very efficient. \n\nWould I recommend this place? no. I won't even mention it.


If the line is not out the door we love Sunday breakfast here. Delicious sweet and\nsavory selection. the coffee is fresh and better than most places. All the servers/baristas are friendly and helpful. Menu changes frequently so I can't really recommend what is my favorite. If you go on a Sunday be ready for a decent wait 30 mins after they open.


My boyfriend had a conference for work here at the M Resort. It was Wednesday-Saturday and I tagged along. The room was amazing. The beds were comfortable and everything looked new and clean.\n\n The bathroom was LARGE with double sinks, a large soaking tub with a window view into the rest of the room/looking out at our view of the pool and in the distance-the Strip, a large shower with bench seat and even a t.v. screen built in to the vanity mirror!! I could watch t.v while putting on my make-up or doing my hair which was a nice perk. \n\nRestaurant food in the Resort was delicious!\n\nThe gym was fancy! Not your typical hotel gym with a few machines. Looks like they took the time to make it nice (you have to pay to use it but if you are needing a workout while on vacation it will be worth the money).\n\n\nParking was free, albeit they didn't have a place for you to pull up to the front lobby and unload. That was reserved for Limos/Taxis and Valet only. So if you self park, you have to carry your luggage through the Casino to get to the guest room elevators. But hey, it was free so I'd take that over having to pay for resort parking at $10/day like other places I've been to. \n\nNow, the only reason I am giving this place a 4 instead of a 5 is because they have a ridiculous schedule for their pool. It is seasonal only--so forget about swimming or using the hot tub if you visit in the off season. It's Vegas---tourist town. People like to swim, sit in the hot tub on their vacation!! It is also only open from 10am-6pm during the open season!!! The pool itself is great. It has a perimeter of shallow calf-deep water where they have lounge chairs in the water. Then the rest of the pool is only 4-5 ft deep. Perfect for cooling off when the weather is hot. Plenty of lounge chairs outside the pool and they have cabanas to rent and awesome pool side food and beverage service. Free ice water if you don't want to drink alcohol but want to stay hydrated. So it sucks if you are in a business meeting all day and then want to relax in the pool in the evening, like my boyfriend. It is 90 degrees at 6pm and they close the pool. It doesn't make sense that a resort in the desert would close their pool when the sun is still out and the temperature is hot!\n\nOverall I had a great time and I would defintely stay there again.


Stopped in this great pub tonight.  Holy cow there were 48 diff beers on tap.  My husband and I dont really drink beer but the bartender was great.  He let us try some samples.  We decided to order food.  The menu was small but had a great choice of burgers.  I had a Sunny side up.  Fried egg on it.  I loved it.  It was perfect.  My husband had a Kentucky Bourbon burger.  He loved it as well.


I came in late on a Saturday afternoon to have a jewelry repair done on a ring I purchased more than a year ago at a Jared's in Massachusetts.  The ring had a bent post and the stone had fallen out.  The representatives at the jewelry repair counter were super friendly and knowledgable.  I expected to have to drop it off for a week like I have done in the past, but I was informed that they could probably turn it around in a couple of hours.  After filling out the paperwork the person at the counter went to verify the turnaround, and the jewelry tech (whose shift was ending in 15 minutes) told her that he would do it while I waited.  Totally floored with the service I received here and my interactions with every staff member.  I was in and out with a beautifully repaired ring within 30 minutes (instead of the two trips and one week I had expected).  I'll definitely be back to this location for any future jewelry purchases or repairs!


Wow, cougar city!  This must be where all divorcees end up going to find their next husbands.


My cousin is the buffet king and loves a bargain. Really his family are buffet people and they told me this is one of their favorites and had to take me. \n\nOkay so I go with my cousin for dinner and I was pleasantly surprised. There was some good prime rib and lamb roast at the carving table that was cooked perfectly. There was a beef in a wine sauce that was not bad at all, and in the back was a Hawaiian section which had kalua pork and oxtail stew that was surprisingly good. Collard greens and bbq chicken legs also were pretty good. \n\nI don't put much faith into buffets specially anything in the $10-15 range, but okay I can see why locals like this. It actually did have some food I thought was good. It isn't Wynn or Bellagio, but it's better than any lower priced buffet I've had so far. \n\nMom in Law and Gma like the buffets for prime rib and arent heavy eaters...I think I should try to bring them here as other spots, the only factor is the prime rib is decent and the rest is kinda blah (Station Casinos, Sams Town)....I can't ever justify having two people who eat like birds and really just eat prime rib to go to the Wynn with us. This buffet though, might make em happy.


An older pool that could use some repairs and new lounge furniture.  It doesn't have the pizazz of some of the other places on the strip, but at least it isn't too crowded!  It does take FOREVER to get there from the hotel rooms, which was a pain.  Oh, and there's a lovely view of the Parking Garage...


I hope this place gets better with age.  It serves food 24 hours, which I need after late nights at work.  However, the service is AWFUL.  The hostesses are cranky.  The wait staff seems like this is their first time (and, yes, I've been more than a few times).  The food comes out in weird orders - like my co-workers ice cream sundae coming out before the appetizers.  We waited a good 10 minutes for water and when she finally brought water, she brought a try of full glasses, slowly placing a full glass down and then picking up the empty, never been filled glass off the table.  This took entirely too long.  Where was the water pitcher?  \nI had a cheese pizza.  Hard to go wrong there.  It wasn't great but it was late night food and it did it's job.  We also ordered a caesar salad which was so over dressed I couldn't eat it.  My husband liked his jolly rancher cocktail.  I hear all the candy type cocktails are great but I wasn't in the mood.  \n\nOh, Kim Kardashian was seated just as we were leaving if you care about that sort of thing.


My husband and I LOVED our food tour of the Mile End neighborhood. We tried lots and lots of eclectic food, learned a lot about the neighborhood, and really enjoyed our tour guide Marc Andre. This was a great way to be introduced to the city as brand new visitors- we couldn't recommend this tour enough to others. Certainly a great value for the price.


Maybe my expectations were too high - but food was very disappointing.  It was ok - nothing spectacular or noteworthy.  Therefore it was definitely overpriced.  Wait staff was great though.


I don't know why the comments about the donuts here are good.  For me, it is gross.  I bought an chocolate donut when I pass by, $4.  It is super oily and greasy.  Very dense, too.  The chocolate topping is made with chocolate , butter and walnuts, I think, very greasy,too. And the donut itself doesn't taste much,  Neither salty nor sweet, quite plain. I shared with my husband to see what's his opinion, turns out he just took a bit and the rest went to the garbage.\n Won't go back again.


This place is NOT the Grind, Zinburger or even Delux Burgers. Not even close. The owner thinks it is but he should at least TRY these places and  then UPGRADE the beef and the preparation and the knowledge of the service. Only then could you possibly justify the prices!  PLEASE get a clue, I live a block from here and old really appreciate The Grind II NOT another Amaccapanes!!


I know that this is a cheese shop, but I seriously had the best potato chip here. Look for the chips in the brown paper bags...they are mind-blowing.\n\nOther than amazing potato chips, they make tasty sandwiches ready to go. I had a turkey one with Brie and a unique jam, but it was the bread that really stood out. They also have a great selection of candies, including Dean & Deluca products, and cute gifts for any foodie. Friendly staff, yummy samples and nice outdoor seating. If only they had fresh baguettes to go!


after spending a few weeks abroad, i was dying for a burger.  and this place really hit the spot.  their choices look amazing and i ended up going for the kiki burger, which was both delicious and filling.  \n\nour waiter was new or something so he was acting all noob, but it's all good.  we also got the duck buns, which i thought would totally give me a boner, but it was kind of dry and not very flavorful.  it was definitely disappointing, but i took the remaining two and brought it home to feed the drunkards at the hotel.  \n\nso if i come back, which i definitely will given the opportunity, i'm sticking to the burgers!


I was excited to hear about the new location, since I only trek out to Tatum/Shea about once a year because of the distance.  But it was a disappointment.  BTW, the one on Tatum/Shea is much better than this one on 20th Street.\n\nThere is a bad, sour smell in the whole store like rotting meat and/or produce.  The last time I smelled that smell was in 2001 when the current Safeway location on McDowell and 7th Street used to be a Southwest Marketplace store.  The produce section is small and all the lettuces and greens looked limp and wilted.  They were out of arugula (Organic Girl brand), but even Basha's always has some on hand (especially the Basha's at 7th St. & Osborn).  \n\nI did notice the smug liberal elitists (\"SLE's\") with their sandals, baggy clothes, no makeup, no deodorant, no bras, and REALLY bad hair (I guess it's the Hurricane Katrina look - or the mental ward look they are going for - done and done!).  I wonder WHY they are smug?  What are they thinking is so great about themselves?!  That they know how to spell \"organic\"?  Instead, they SHOULD BE EMBARRASSED that they pay too much for groceries for no good reason!  I guess their budgets are still intact, however, because they obviously don't spend any money on clothes, shoes, makeup, deodorant or hair brushes -- so it all evens out I guess.  Maybe that SMELL in the store is its typical customers...\n\nPrices:  cra cra!  Horizon organic milk carton - DOUBLE the price I can get the exact same product for at Basha's. \n\nI like Sprouts better.  I'm glad Whole Foods had a supplement section (as they always do), but I can also get the same supplements at Sprouts or on Amazon without having to endure the \"tudes\" of the SLE's (SEE paragraph #3 herein).\n\nI think I will stick with Basha's, COSTCO and Sprouts for all my food needs and Amazon for most of my supplements.\n\nI will probably go again in about a year to see if Whole Foods has cleaned up their act.  But I think now that so many regular grocery stores and Sprouts carry most of the same stuff WF's does (AND FOR LESS MONEY), there's just no common sense in going to Whole Foods.  Whole Foods is becoming a bad joke.


Cute little cafe with a nice view of the strip. Great if you enjoy watching people pass by a classy establishment drunk as a skunk wielding the yard-long margarita. \n\nThe roast chicken wrap was pretty much the best wrap I've had ever. Perfect proportions of everything-it was simply amazing. The service was great and we got free popovers with strawberry butter so everyone wins.\n\nOnly complaint I had was the drink I ordered from the bar was pretty watered down, but other than, great experience!


One very late dinner ago, we stumbled upon this locale.  \nMy anxiety of not having a proper dine that night, soon enough fluttered away.  \nThe menu while not an extensive one, touched upon a good range of dishes.\nWe wined and dined on steak & lobsters that night, with a birds eye view of the castle's luminance.  There were just two other tables that Friday night for dinner at 11.  Perfectly intimate. \n\nThat was our first night out in Edinburgh, a day after moving here.  I remembered my lobster was just right, the steak was beautifully under, the wine mingled with every sensory jive.  But not the name.  \n\nA night out for drinks and a spontaneous call for dinner this past Saturday, had us landing at a place called The Outsider.  Good ratings, food pics-check, okay we'll give it a go.  Soon as we arrived at the entrance, I was ecstatic when I realised where we were.  Dinner at 9:30 meant the place was bustling and we had to wait a good deal for our food to arrive.  But service was efficient and friendly.  Baked sea bream spiced with greens & truffle oil was delicate yet distinctly robust in flavour.  The ribeye was just gone too fast, the wine was good enough for another round, and still the same beautiful view remained.  2/2 was a hit.  I would happily return for a lovely dinner in candlelit ambiance.\n\nGiven the view, quality of food, wine list, service, I give it a solid 4 stars.


This night at Red Lobster was the worst. We came here on a Saturday night. We had to wait but, not a problem at all. You expect that on a busy night. The place is under construction and that is not good to keep it open while that is going on. It actually smelled like chemicals and building materials. The worst part about this night was our waiter Bob. He had no interest in doing a good job that night or in making any money apparently. We had the worst possible service that you could imagine. Old and cold coffee, wrong drinks and ,he even put the wrong number on our order. So that when someone else brought out our food they could not find us.  The cheese biscuts are not what they used to be, All fake ingredients in my book. Not happy at all with our experiance here, I absolutly will say we will never be back.


The office seems really nice until you are serviced by the staff. It is rare the women at the front desk notices you walked in the door or greats you with a smile. Getting them to return a phone call is a joke. Now waiting on day 3 for a return call. I have called 4 times. Most of the nurses are nice though. I just went in and am sure Dr. Webb is on drugs from his surgery. He could hardly get a sentence out and could not answer any questions I had. The one person that was so nice however, is the lady who does the ultrasounds. One nurse completely blew me off with questions and concerns I had. I will never go back to this office and NEVER refer them to anyone, unless you want the worst service and care. We wanted 6 children thats a lot of money you just lost.


Came here for the first time. A roach crawled on my arm the first five minutes. Not a good thing.


I've been to Scottsdale Nails twice, today was my second time. The first time I went I had a great experience and even started telling my friends to try it out. Today was a different story...\n\nI always get the same gel color and noticed they had it last time I was in which was 2 weeks ago. I looked for it forever through the endless bottles they have to choose from (shouldn't that be their job?) and was unable to find what I was looking for. I was told I could start my gel manicure and they would look for it later. I was not comfortable with that and told them I wanted a specific color and if they didn't have it I would like to go to the Nail salon I knew would have it. They finally found it and sat me down. Linda was my tech and she immediately began to file my polish off which I asked politely not to do since I've had issues with them being filed in the past creating brittle nails that bleed from being so thin. She argued with me and said soaking would take too long, she even had another nail tech try and talk to me about it. I continued to ask for it to be soaked off just like they did last time. For goodness sakes why is that such a difficult request??? Finally she did what I was asking and then would not stop telling me how wrong I was about the filing causing my nails to be so thin, painful and bleed. I told her she was not correct that since I've asked people not to file the color off I've had no problems. We went back and forth many times. She also kept walking away and talking on her phone then went to an area by the restroom where many other tech were standing around and all of them were laughing and one even pointed at me!!! I can't tell you how angry I was! Here I am paying for a service and am trying to be nice and had a few requests that were not that big of a deal. I don't think I will ever go back. I will go back to my previous salon and bring my friends with me! The only reason I gave 2 stars is because I had a better experience the first time or else it would be 1!


I never thought I'd fine the words \"Cirgue du Soleil\", \"sex\" and \"boring\" in the same sentence. We've seen many CdS shows in the past and adored \"Love\" playing just down the street. Zumanity, however, was unlike any show I've seen in the past. This had a far greater emphasis on bawdy comedy than the sublime acrobatics we're accustomed to. The show had it's moments...the man rolling in the ring...the flying little man...but there were far more downs than ups. The comedy bit with the scotch filled falsies was silly. The acrobatic bondage scene had me reaching to check email. The plentiful bare breasts were, in this context, not particularly exciting or even appealing. The plentiful interactions with the up-front audience were painful to watch.\n\nIf you find Ringling Brothers meets Benny Hill an interesting idea, this might be for you. I had trouble staying awake.\n\n1.5 stars.


You should come here to enjoy the atmosphere and to see what the hype is all about. Order a frozen hot chocolate and you've experienced the same Serendipity experience there is to the one in NY. Maybe, not quite since that one is a little shack. Mind you, this frozen treat is super sweet and even though you'll most likely share it with another human being, your'e bound to finish only half of it and leave a bunch of whipped cream behind.\n\nTheir food is so-so...typical food you'd find at a TGIF or any other place that serves typical American \"bar food.\" Loaded potato skins for $11? Who are you kidding? Extremely dry chicken dijon pizza for $14? Don't even think about it...you're better off buying frozen pizza and sticking it in the oven yourself. \n\nLike I said, people come here for the experience and for that, it gets 3 stars! There's just something so 'cool' about the ambiance. It makes us ladies feel special! :)


Ask to sit by window, even if you aren't VIP.  \n\nIts a basic, average, Vegas buffet.  There are some buffets worse than this one, and there's some like Bellagio or Caesars, which exceeds.  So come to this one with an open mind, and expect average food.\n\nThe service was just ok.  The staff will help you more if you're a regular.  My server came 2x's. Once to give me my drinks, and once to clear some plates.  No refill and no chit chat. \n\nLucky my buffet was free because I'm a platinum player, and got comp'd.


Pretty good gyros. Not the best I've ever had but you won't be disappointed. Just a bit pricey. .. Probably because of lack of traffic they have to make up for it.


I saw the Heart Attack Grill on television and knew they had scantily clad nurses and lard induced food. What you don't realize is the restaurant is really going for more than the lard version of Hooters.  They want to give you the feeling that you are eating in a strip club.  By that, I'm not suggesting that the nurses are inappropriate or wearing too little clothing. It's just that you walk in and they have long tables shaped like a bar with stools. It's like a cheap inside joke, they are TRYING to be the ultimate guys hangout: lard burgers and fries, waitresses who are dressed like stripper nurses, no veggies, no diet coke,  all the lard drenched steak fries you can eat, corona's and regular coke served in bottles.  \n\nYeah, I'm fine with all of that and I understand this place is going for that theme. \n\nSo in short, the concept is fun but the execution is horrible. Here are the problems\n\n1. Food: the burgers tasted as if they went to Food City and bought the cheapest meat they could buy and dump it in some lard. The lard didn't not make the food taste any different with the exception that I felt really full and heavy at the end of my meal. The food was very disappointing. \n\n2. Scantilly clad women in nurses outfits are fine as long as the women wearing the outfits are attractive. That wasn't the case here. They are not even Hooters quality in terms of attractiveness.\n\n3. Yes, I want greasy food but I don't want to feel like I'm standing next to the fryer as I eat the food. The floor had so much grease that had condensed from the air that I almost slipped several times. The place had a bad odor and it just stank from the lard. You felt like you were eating in the kitchen.\n\n4. Lack of service: the nurses chat with you and are friendly but they don't serve you. It's like Fudruckers. You get your own fries. You put toppings on your own burger. You fill out your own order/check at the end. The waitress only takes your drink order and points to a wall and aks you to pick out a burger\n\n5. Scary crowd: the people eating at the restaurant reminded me of people on the Texas Chainsaw Massacre. We are talking major rednecks here!  It was mostly middle aged guys sitting by themselves and eating as if they were at a strip club I also saw a bunch of kids eat here and they looked as if they running moonshine between Kentucky and Ohio in the 1920's.\n\n6. No credit cards.  They have an ATM in the place if you lack cash\n\n7. Expensive.  I paid 14 dollars for a beer and a burger.  For the cheap a$#$ environment, you woud think the prices would be less but you


Where's the sixth star? Incredible meal, service, everything.\n\nHad the beef Wellington with fingerling potatoes. Wellington cut like butter and was cooked perfectly.\n\nStaff was very attentive without being intrusive.\n\nWe had upstairs booth seating, and at first thought it would not be as nice as downstairs where we could see the kitchen, but the booth was perfect.


I cant believe this restaurant has so many reviews lower than three stars.  \n\nIt wasn't my all time favorite burger joint, no, but it was not at all bad.  \n\nI ordered a medium rare burger cooked to perfection on a brioche bun with crab, prosciutto, avocado, bacon, brie cheese and a foie gras/apple topping that was to die for.  \n\nHad both the skinny and fat fries and both were good.\nThey came with a few sauces by request:\nketchup, ranch dressing, garlic aioli, curry ketchup and a funky western style horseradish sauce.  \n\nAll things considered, I had a great meal.


Came here tonight. Figured I better get my butt home and write this before I felt totally uninspired to do so. \n\nLove the concept but they just fail in the execution. The decor is just ridiculous. It's like a malt shop meets the farm. I just think that they could have done SO many more inventive things. It's a shame actually. \n\nWe ordered two drinks and then looked over the menu for food. Our server was nice but she had another two top and a six top and I think she was a bit overwhelmed. She came back about 10 minutes later no drinks in hand but ready to take our order. \n\nWe both ordered the Kobe with no cheese and mayo. An order of the truffle fries. \n\nAbout five minutes goes by and someone drops off our truffle fries but still no drinks. A few minutes later our food comes out and still no drinks. At this point I had to ask for them which is just ridiculous.  I ordered a $10 glass of wine and I seriously asked if the pour was right on it. It was tiny! \n\nThe fries had come out cold but they were still decent. Not the best I've has but ok. The burgers were nothing special. They weren't bad but they weren't spectacular either. \n\nI think Fox missed the mark on this one. It's too bad! Save $40 and have a Five Guys burger!


Food was good but service was terrible. Went with large group of 12 to celebrate a  birthday. Plan was to eat have a few drinks then take in a movie. Ending up tsking 2 hours and thats not counting the time to eat


Waaaaaaay too much smoke in the Casino, yuck!\nAnd very, very low ceilings - very claustrophobic :(


We paid 13.99 per person and there was two aisles of the same exact food! Small amount of choices, not the best quality, not worth my money. Save your time and money, find another buffet but this one!


Like so many others that reviewed Ah Sin, I should have read the Yelp reviews before deciding to go.  After picking up my wife from a late night arrival at the airport, we were both starving.  Instead of trying to think of something to eat on the strip we decided to stick to the hotel and keep it easy.  We both love sushi, so Ah Sin should have been an easy choice.  Actually it was a big mistake.  \n\nIt's a pretty decent atmosphere, but that is all it had going for it.  It took more than five minutes for a server to greet us, even though there were ample amount of staff in the dining room.  When our server did arrive we could not understand him nor could he understand us...oh, this is going to be awesome!\n\nMy wife ordered a couple of rolls off the menu and I opted for the all-you-can-eat sushi.  I did order some of the same rolls she did off the all-you-can-eat menu (spicy tuna and shrimp tempura).  When they were served it was obvious something was wrong.  We ordered identical rolls but mine were half the size with twice the rice.  There is good business and then there is just completely screwing your customer, and it was obvious I was getting the royal treatment on this deal.  My tuna rolls tasted off, the shrimp roll had no flavor and the rice was under cooked to boot.  However, the rice in the rolls that my wife ordered was properly cooked, which only makes me ask the questions, \"how long ago were my rolls prepared?\"  By the time we got back to our room, neither of us were feeling too well.  \n\nOut of all the restaurants that we went to on our trip Ah Sin was, by far, the worst experience.


Buddy and I popped in here prior to a concert at the Fillmore. We were surprised at the large amount of seating, and the giant picnic tables are really awesome. Personally I was excited to see they had Ass Clown Brewery on tap because I had not tried them yet. So I got a pint of that and boy was it good! I paired it with a brat on pretzel roll. The brat itself was very bland, lacking almost any flavor. The pretzel roll it came on was amazing though, very warm and soft. I will probably come again if a band I want to see is playing and ill try something else for food. My friend said his burger was really good.


Ultralounge, smultralounge.  felt like any other club to me.  we missed our table (if we really had one), and place was already packed by 11:20.  They were nice and still let us in, but group of 12 dudes has no business being in a place like this without table/bottles.


The Good:\nThe room was very nice, much better then expected.  Great bed, sunken living room, awsome bathroom.\n\nThe Bad:\nThe place always smelled like someone was smoking in it.  It seemed to come in through the vents.\nThe view, of the rooftop, well, not that great.\nThe worse part, the price of everything.  $5-7 a bottle of water, get real.\nThe restruaturants, over priced, and really bad food.  With one exception.  \nThe Grand Lux Cafe, it was good and one of the best values on the strip.\nOh, and you had to pay to go to the pool and for Wifi.\nThe casino, had us sign up for a Grazie card, don't waste your time.  You only get point if you win and it must be a LOT!  to the toon of 10,000.  It was a serious waste of my time.\n\nThe casinos were also very very smoky and I did not find any of the slots worth playing.  I like machine black jack, but they were so rigged agenst the player, it was not worth playing.\n\nBut the Venetian was not the only one, all the casinos were just as bad.  Hence, I will not go back to that waste of time place.


Good price for a beautiful hotel in the middle of the strip.  Love this place!!  The lobby was clean and the lines for the front desk went fast!\n\nWe politely asked for something close to the elevator no matter the view and they gave us a room by the elevator with a great view!!!  Bonus on \nCustomer service!


I suggest staying somewhere else unless you only plan to sleep in your room at night and aren't looking for anything but a bed.  The only reason I give the place three stars is because the dealers should get five stars.  \n\nRegarding the hotel, after a long and somewhat confusing walk to the check-in counter from the taxi drop-off, there was a long line to check into the hotel.  Once through the line, I was notified my room was not ready because check-in is not until 4:00 p.m.  Of course, they were happy to find me a room that would be ready for a $20 early check-in fee.  I opted for a $10 per night room upgrade and they waived the early check-in fee.  \n\nThe room was below the standards of an average Holiday Inn Express (and remember, this is the upgrade).  The TV was small and they only offered about a dozen channels.  The shower had weak water pressure.  At least the bed was comfortable.  Overall, though, I suggest spending a little more and staying at Harrah's.  \n\nRegarding the casino, this was much better.  While it may lack flash, it had great dealers and pit workers.  Throughout the night, the dealers are celebrity impersonators and work very hard make your experience a good one. Look for Kesha and Jake (Blues Brothers) and tip them well.  They made the stay worthwhile.   The servers were also always nearby and quick here - much better than Harrah's. \n\nBottom line: Stay at Harrah's and play the tables at the IP.


I couldn't pass up the yelp deal for this place. We went for brunch on a Sunday and our server was very friendly, patient and attentive. The hummus app and the sweet potato fries were so yummy!  The mimosas were tasty although they went too quickly since they are served in small flutes. I liked the laid back island vibe of the place. Now that I know there's a dog-friendly patio I'll be back more often.


If going through the drivethrough I would check your order before leaving. THIS BK CANT GET ANYTHING RIGHT!


Unprofessional. Really nice interior design though!


The bagels are awesome. Super chewy(in a good way) and many varieties to choose from. My favorite is the Rosemary Olive Oil. AMAZING. The breakfast sammy with turkey sausage is a great, filling, easy start to the day. The best part of this sandwich is the magical way it always stays together. There's no AWOL egg sliding down, or mysterious juices ruining my shirt. So if you're in a rush and have to nosh in your car--go for it. \n\nThe not so awesome? The service. it's not bad. it's just not...good. I always feel like the employees are like \"Okay. You're here. I'm here. Let's get this done.\"


I have been to noodle ranch once so far, food was great, fast, cheap and fresh. Place was a bit dead for Sat at lunch but since it is right down from LoLo's chicken and waffles I can understand it. People go for the 'hip' not necessarily the best food.\nNo question about it, I will be back again and again.


I can't tell you if this place is remotely authentic - I've only been to Spain on a couple of business trips and I was vegan at the time ... didn't get to sample much of the tapas menu, as you can imagine. Nice olives? I think I just drank a lot of beer.\nAnyway, I'm now making up for lost time, so when I got invited for lunch I jumped at the chance. And had a delicious feast - at three plates for a tenner it's a good deal. Chorizo, black pudding, mussels, prawns, potatoes in creamy garlicky sauce, and some sweet potato and tahini bake for 'vegetables'. Yeah, I know, I'll have salad later - it was all too good to resist.\nThe staff are lovely, the venue is gorgeous - lots of coloured tiles and twirly iron,  and it was just a really good meal.


This is our go to place for great food,but not this past Thursday for Burger night.\nMy hamburger was made ahead of time,....results..dry ,cool ,tough.\nSame for the chicken ....super dry and tough...hard to swallow.\n\nIn the past hamburgers were fresh made,juicy ,served hot.Ditto per the chicken.\n\nWant to attract people to your burgers ,don't precook them the meat and let in sit in a pan.\n\nMcDonald's does that!!!\n\nTwo star for service.


Stopped in with a friend of mine on a busy night. Even though busy, we were greeted and helped by a very friendly sales associate. The store was kept neat and tidy, especially considering it's the holiday shopping season. I would definitely visit this location again.


Went with my bf after we went to Pampas, we didn't want to get dessert there because it f'ing sucked! So we walked over. This place is in the front of Paris. It's so cute in there! We sat at the bar and the bartender was friendly. Their drinks looked amazing!!!!! I didn't have one because we just wanted ice cream. We had the red velvet sundae, it was huge! It cost $14 and it could easily feed 5+ more people. My bf and I couldn't eat more than half. Dessert looked really pretty but it wasn't amazing. You pay for the location and atmosphere. But I'd rather pay for good food than location. I would come back with out of town guests though. Otherwise, I'd stick with baskin robins.


New Year's Eve stay for a concert at Time Warner Arena (5 - 10 min walk).  Other than the inflated holiday price, I was very happy.  Beautiful and clean common areas, clean, nicely appointed room (21st floor), staff was super friendly, and hotel is connected by interior walkway to a full, new-looking YMCA you can use just by signing in with your room # and DOB (this ain't your typical hotel gym).  The location was perfect for a short stay to attend an event in center city.  Everything you need is within walking distance.


Food was bad but the delivery was unbelieveable. It took forever and the driver had the audacity to tell me he didn't have change for my order. It cost $13 and I had $20. That's a little more than a fifty percent tip for terrible,  cold pizza and long wait time. Never again.