I took my car into the dealership to get the first oil change (new FR-S I bought in February). I also mentioned that the air pressure light would randomly come on but it was no longer on and the tire pressure was fine in all of the tires. The service staff member carefully looked at all of the tires and also stated they look fine, no noticeable issues with pressure, and he did not see any nails. He said they would change the oil and look at the tire pressure light issue.\n\nAbout 45 minutes later he approached me in the waiting area stating that there was a nail in my tire and that they took it out and tried to fix it but then they realized it was a little close to the wall of the tire and they could not repair it so I needed to purchase a new tire. Then he handed me an invoice for almost $300 for one new tire. \n\nI explained to him that I did not authorize anyone to take the nail out of the tire and asked him why they would do that without first consulting me? I did not authorize such work in the service agreement I signed. I have never had a situation where a service shop would do something like that without my consent. I explained to him that Findlay's actions were not authorized and that I am now being forced to purchase a new tire which sounds a little like a scam to me. His response was that if I didn't purchase a new tire they could put the spare on for me and send on my way. I asked if the spare was a true spare or a donut and he said he would go check.\n\nAbout 30 minutes later he came back and guess what.....all of a sudden the story changed. Seems the service guy did NOT take the nail out after all and he is just going to pump the tire up and put it back on the car. Without even getting into how much of a SCAM this is, I told him the tire was not flat, or even low, when I brought it in so I don't understand why the guy had to \"pump it up\". He had no answer for me.  \n\nI fully believe this was a scam to lead me to believe that I HAD to buy a new tire. Had I not questioned the actions of the service and blindly took them at their word that the nail was removed, they tried to fix it but after it was out they couldn't, I would have been forced to spend $300 on a new tire for THEIR unauthorized work. To further my belief that this I a total scam, only after I refused to blindly pay $300 and questioned their actions did it come out that in fact they had NOT done the work they originally claimed to have done.\n\nI don't know if it was because I was a single female and they thought they had a sucker on the line, or if this is status quo for Findlay but either way it is so wrong.\n\nI got my car and I left.  At that moment they lost me as customer and forever lost my recommendation.


This place is a must-go!  We went there this weekend for the first time and the service was excellent.  Not only that, but the doughnuts were exceptional.  It has been hard for me to find a good-family owned bakery since I moved to Madison, but here it has been all along!  We will definitely be back soon.  My favorites were the sprinkle ones and the apple fritter looked amazing.  The girl working said they don't make long-johns all the time, mainly for special orders, but I bet those would be great!  I may just have to special order some!! Check it out!  But...get there early!!  Before 7 on a Sunday!


This club is the least friendly in Las Vegas. I workout daily and visit six different 24hr clubs throughout the week. I have had a chance to visit all 13 clubs in Las Vegas. The staff at this location very rarely say hello to me. They never say goodbye to me when I leave. If I get a hello it is unenthusiastic and unprofessional. Class instructors range from excellent to adequate. Obviously this is my least favorite club. My favorite club is Centennial, surprisingly the friendliest club has to be S. Rainbow.


We have been into see Dr. Alazard three time for my newborn and everything has been wonderful so far. The one thing I've noticed is that they take people in the order they arrive. I can see other patients appointment times, and even though they're after ours, they get called first. Guess it pays to get there early! The desk girls on the well side are super sweet, the one I talked to on the sick side was a bit short but she may have been busy. The nurse has read the scale wrong twice now for my sons weight, but it doesn't change his percentile so it's not a big deal. We love Dr. Alazard and will continue to see him for our appointments!


We came here to buy a watch but they didn't have the same one which I had seen at Nordstrom. I ended up finding another one that I liked but the new sales guy who was working there decided to tell me how tacky the other one would have been and how much better the one I bought is. This made me feel pretty uncomfortable because he was being rather pushy to purchase his product. \n\nHe then tells his manager that I need to get my watch fitted so I give her my right wrist. She says \"I need your wrist little girl\" and I shove it closer to her face and she says \"oh, okay. This is worn as a bracelet watch\" and walks away. After a couple of minutes, my sales guy comes back and as I expected, the watch was one link too big because I didn't want to wear my gigantic men's watch as a bracelet, so I had to ask him to remove another link. When I was checking out, there was a really nice guy at the register and I just wish that he was my sales person this entire time because those two people ruined my experience. They made me feel like they were doing me a favor by helping me buy a $300 watch. Will not ever return.


Went there for lunch today and they seem to be out of business but they don't know it yet. The place was empty from 11:45 until 12:30 when we left. When the waitress came to take our drink order, she said they were all out of sweet tea but they had sugar and unsweetened tea - she must not have been in the south too long.  Then when my son tried to order chicken fingers with ranch dressing, she said they were all out of ranch. Go to the store folks!  The food was okay but it came to $25 for me and my 6 yr old son to eat lunch. I had a sandwich and she said it would be extra to get onion rings instead of fries. She failed to mention that they would charge me for the whole lunch including fries (which they did not give me) and another $3.50 for onion rings as a side dish. The food was not that bad, but we could have gone to the Capital Grille for this price. Go ahead and pass on this one!  They probably won't be there much longer anyhow.


We're here because pictures on yelp looked amazing but going in person was a whole other experience. Service was bad and fish was not fresh. would never go again


OMG! The full Montague is the best sandwich ever!! Perfect amount of everything. Highly recommend the macaroni and cheese as well; its worth the money!


My friends and I made this our first stop on our Mill Ave Birthday Pub Crawl last night.\n\nHappy Hour until 6:30pm. The margs were heavy handed which was nice, but the food was just OK. I had the portabello/salsa/bleu cheese tacos HH special, which is 1/2 price but also 1/2 the size...wtf? Anyway, the waiter who was super funny said the main flavor was bleu cheese and was I OK with that? Um, have you seen me? Yeah I'm good with bleu cheese. BUT when the tacos arrived, all I could taste was the salsa... again, WTF?\n\nThe food arrived before the drinks did, but that was OK. My marg was so strong I couldn't even finish it, so I gave it to the birthday girl. \n\nThe restaurant's atmosphere is trendy and hip, not really meant for us derby girls ;) BUT if you sit outside on back patio, it's really nice!!\n\nI have a Groupon for this place so I'll go back at least once, but I'm not really sure after that.


And by one star mean no stars!  Mediocre ice cream, it's cold and icy, but lacks in creamy deliciousness. The \"bottled water\" is simply tap water in a reused bottle. Total rip off.


What a nightmare. There were three of us eating there for the first time (and only) time. My daughter had found small slivers of chicken bone in her mouth, we were lucky she did not choke. The green vegetables I was chewing on had an awful taste, like clorox bleach. Not a nice taste, let me tell you. The third person  said the egg roll had an awful chemical taste. All three of us had to spit out what was in our mouths! We should have walked out, but we were hungry so kept eating. The hot and sour soup was very good, so we filled upon that! When the waiter came with the check and asked us if everyting was Ok we said: \"Noooo\". He smiled and walked away. Not sure he could speak English. What a nightmare. We paid and left.


This place is always busy. Worth the wait though. Food is good and the portions are huge. You may want to consider sharing a meal. They have the best pizza in the area. I'm from Chicago and this is the closest I've found so far.


My favorite place in town.  I started going there because I live close by.  The food is excellent - slightly creative pub style.  Excellent beer selection - rotating taps mean you'll always find something new.  Waitstaff seem to have been turning over a lot lately, which can lead to inconsistent service.  Usually good, though.


Terrible service, waited 45 minutes for 3 tacos, I believe they had 1 sever for the whole restaurant.\n\nNot only that, saw the manager, big guy, absolutely no regard for what was happening, on a busy day (Mexico's World Cup game) he did not care about the place, I hope he's not the guy in charge of firefly and the tacos place because he might be the reason they're failing.\n\nI urge firefly and tacos and beer ownership group to get rid of a manager that doesn't care about both places after all that's happening.\n\nI believe management is responsible for the failure of the brand, unsanitary practices start at the top. With his attitude, place is going nowhere.\n\nDo not recommend this place, service is horrible and it seems management doesn't care about Tanya customers.\n\nThere are many taco places in town, I suggest you visit a different spot, manager in charge ( I believe his name is Dave) does not give a damn about the people patronizing his spot.\n\nAvoid at all cost.


We've been here a couple of times and the poor service does not disappoint.  I'm not sure if they're understaffed or the staff has tables inside and out that causes them to be so slow but both times the service has been painful.  The food is average at best, bar food and not good enough for us to come back.\nThe bar itself seems like it could be great.  They need a lot of improvement to beat the competition that's right next door!


Ever Yelped so much you forgot if you Yelped about a place or not?  Well lucky me -- I forgot about this place, then again maybe for good reason.  For all the hype and cool designs -- the food really didn't match.  I ordered some curry and chicken - it was okay, but I was really hungry so maybe that's why it was okay.  The plating was nice, but maybe that's how they get you!  How about the price?  Extremely pricy for what you get -- I get more excited paying to gas up my car!  Okay the ambience is pretty cool - the Polynesian style decors are nice and fun.  Service? Well we had a large group and I can never understand this, but when you're a waiter; you should prepare for large and small groups.  I was a damn fine waiter in my times and I was always ready to rock!  I won't say they didn't do a good job, but --- they didn't do a good job -- :) I lied!  - Enjoy!


Welp, sorry to be the Negative Nancy amongst all these glowing reviews. It's kind of a problem with Yelp; lots of people say something's great and others just kinda go with that flow. Either that or they have no taste (hoping the prior; don't wanna seem too pretentious).\n\nAnyway, the people who claimed these doughnuts are a step above Krispy Kreme or Dunkin Donuts are wrong. They aren't a step below, it's just that they almost taste *just* like Krispy Kreme doughnuts. I had a chocolate-filled glazed, a much-recommended (on here) buttermilk, and a chocolate iced chocolate cake doughnut. \n\nThe verdict: The chocolate cream-filled was more of a chocolate jelly than chocolate cream. After a bite, it was clear for the trash bin. The other two were not so bad, but seriously tasted just like Krispy Kreme; the \"buttermilk\" is just a knock-off of KK's sour cream doughnut.\n\nAnyway, pretty disappointed given the reviews here. I suppose I've never liked doughnuts, for as one reviewer put it they have a \"fast food feel\" after eating them from Dunkin' or KK; unfortunately, as copycats these have that same feeling.


tonite had first bad meal here. was with 90 yr old motherinlaw so did not say anything cuz she gets so flustered and thinks anything untoward is her fault somehow. been here plenty and usually very good food across the board. beware the chicken fried steak if the breading could not save it there is a problem, and there was an overabundance of breading on a stringy unchewable hunk of steak. just pushed it around and hid it under gravy so mom didn't notice. little blip hopefully just one bad day and not a sign of things to come, cuz dillon's is a family favorite.


The hostess/lady who took my order was very polite and created brief and pleasant small talk. I ordered 2 cheese slices to go and my food was given to me within 5 minutes. The price was reasonable. The pizza was in my opinion slightly above average. The restaurant itself wasn't the most charming and the location wasn't the greatest but not the worst either. But for quick take out it was ok. Giving it 3 stars.


I've been going to The Orleans to see movies for fourteen years now. I've never gambled at The Orleans, so my review won't deal with that aspect of the casino.\n\nThe movie theater is great. Both the theaters and restrooms are usually quite clean. I've never had a problem with the screens or picture quality. As for refreshments, they have a selection of binned candy that I appreciate, although I usually only have a soda.\n\nThe Orleans itself has several places to eat, but my favorite is Fuddruckers. The first time I went to Fuddruckers was because I had seen it featured in the film Idiocracy. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of their veggie burger.


Went to pick up lunch today, walked in and waited more than a few minutes before I even saw an employee. Finally placed an order, and the employee disappeared with my credit card to the back. Employee returned with the receipt to sign and it took several more minutes for my food.\n\nI got to my friend's house not far away, and despite the fact it had been less than 5 minutes, the fries were already cold and not that great. Baked beans had a weird flavor and were also kind of cold. Finally, the pulled pork sandwich was also underwhelming and cold. Sauce had way too much vinegar. Cole slaw looked disgusting, like it had been made several days before.\n\nThey probably still could have salvaged a second star, except that the customer service managed to drop even after I had left. I realized after I got home that when the employee disappeared with my credit card, she failed to bring it back. So I called, to verify that that's where I left it. I explained the situation to more than one employee and was repeatedly put on hold. They confirmed that she kept my card when she swiped it, but they refused to mail it back to me. Apparently they have a policy that they can only give it back to me if I come in, in person, and show ID. This place is across town, and there's no way I'm driving an hour round-trip to go pick up my card. I just don't see how this policy is anything but nonsense. Do they really think that someone else would figure out that my card was missing, and then be able to figure out where I left it before I do, and then intercept it, and then manage to make fraudulent charges? The whole thing is ridiculous. Not to mention that if they just had a credit card machine up in the front, where they take all of the takeout orders, this never would have happened.\n\nAll-in-all, I wish I would have passed, what started as a mediocre, over-priced lunch managed to turn into a real headache.


Holy moly buffet batman. Probably one of the best buffets I've ever experienced. The place is super clean, nice, staff is very attentive and the dessert selection...oh my. I opted to focus solely on Asian cuisine and my husband did the seafood and meat stations. Food was good, we were stuffed and left happy. We easily spend $100 on dinner and to only spend $60 for all of this yumminess on a Friday night, not too shabby. AND it's attached to a casino. Hit me!


The mac'n cheese was really lacking flavour. The Texas BBQ beans and brisket were excellent. The chicken a bit dry. And they dont give you enough sauce!!


I met with Lexy to go over my save the dates- said she would be in contact with me in a week. I finally had to text her after 2wks as I still didn't receive the rough draft of my save the dates. After I sent her a text she quickly emailed me with what looks like a quickly thrown together save the date. I emailed her back about my changes to the draft- WEEKS went by and she never responded to my emails and text messages about changes to the invites. I understand people get busy but LACK of communication or really NO communication is just unprofessional-especially when you run a business. I finally texted her to cancel my order and you would think she would be professional enough to respond, apologize, etc but nope. Still, no communication. Luckily I found someone else to do my save the dates and they came out beautiful. Definitely would not recommend this person and her business to anyone.


The staff is extremely nice and I really enjoyed my experience. Friendly, gentle, and caring. \n\nPlenty to choose from for gel options, however not a big selection for regular polishes. I loved my gel manicure, it turned out fantastic. However, I did get a pedicure with regular polish which chipped within the first few days of having it.


Location Is excellent. Open 24 hours is a great thing for us tempenians who are sick of Gus's pizza and filibertos. Food is good too. One thing that turned me off from giving this 4 stars was this a-hole guy working there. Has a long white beard thing. Anyway I'll probably go back until a great Greek place opens up that is 24 hours


The most hostile people I have ever met.  Horrible in every respect, I am surprised people pay for the abuse they deliver.  My experience with XS was hands down the worst I have ever had with any venue, ever.  They ruined my birthday, embarrassed me, and I believe potentially charged me for it.  STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE!!!!!


I had a hard time finding this restaurant to review it because at first I thought it was called As Seen on Food Network....but I found it so on with the review. My wife first introduced me to this place by bringing it home one night for dinner. It was horrible; but I chalked this up to what I ordered (a dish that was a cross between Mexican and Italian food) and the fact that it was cold from the drive home. So when we were in the area we decided to go in and sit down for a meal and enjoy the atmosphere. Well enjoy I did...nothing says a nice night out to dinner like tables covered with paper and plastic cups for you can drink (don't adjust your screen; this is not a review for Peter Piper Pizza). But hey, I am not a snob; I love places that save on the little things so they can put it in the food. But sadly this was not the case; it was not the worst Italian I have ever had, I am old enough to remember Wendy's super bar with fettuccine alfredo and hamburger bun bottoms cut in half and slathered in garlic butter. But for the price and the hype it was strike two; I had a Caesar salad and a pasta in cream sauce; both decent portions but nothing to write home about in the end. The service was poor, we did not get the specials but luckily we heard it given to the table beside us (just not lucky enough to have this happen before we ordered). We also ordered bread with our entrees but it never came out. I think my wife summed up our service experience best when she said that at the very least she expected the waiter to pour her can Coke into her plastic cup for her. The bill came and I found myself paying top dollar for mediocre food and poor service; strike three, ball game.


Place makes legit deep dish pizza. No one does it better in champaign. Only place to go for piazza like this down south. Lunch special legs you get their piazza slice for like three bucks. Great deal for a hungry college kid


If you think this is a 5 stars restaurant, then you must also think Denny's deserves 4 stars.\n\nAfter working a long day, I was looking forward to a good dinner.  I was excited to try this place out.  It was down right disappointing.  Being that I came straight from working 13 hours without lunch and I came in jeans (not designer jeans) and another coworker came in a t-shirt.  I supposed they thought didn't know how to enjoy a nice place because we didn't look like the rest of the clienteles trying to impress their dates.  The restaurant was less than half full, but they were not that attentive to our party.\n\nLet's get to the food.  3 out of the 4 ordered prime rib since it was on the menu.  20 minutes later, the server came and said that there were only 1 prime rib left and something about them only selling 8 per night.  Which sounds really odd to me.  If there is a limited quantity, then they should state that on the menu.  I took the last prime rib since I picked the place and I was the first one to say I wanted it.  30 minutes later, the server came back and apologized that there isn't any prime rib left at all.  At this point, I am just hungry and just wanted some food since I had skipped lunch.  I ordered the filet medium rare.  The filet came out medium well.  I had to cut all the all the edges off to be able to chew that piece of meat.  They should have just served the steak and called it \"steak flavour salt\".  All I could taste was the salt.  It totally destroyed any natural flavour of the steak.  I wonder if someone played a trick on the cook and unscrewed the top of the salt shaker.\n\nLet's move on to the sides.  Everything comes a la carte.  The mac 'n cheese is nothing to rave about.  The asparagus and parmesan cheese was edible.\n\nWhen the bill came out, I was charged for a filet and prime rib that never came.  I had to flag the waiter down to get it removed which took another 15 minutes before anyone would look our way.\n\nThe summary:\n1) The clienteles are the usual Scottsdale people trying way too hard to be cool, but you are still in Arizona.\n2) Food doesn't live up the prices.\n3) The service is sub-par.  Do not judge the guests by the way we are dressed.  I may look sloppy, but I am a very good tipper.\n4) It is at a shopping mall.\n\nFortunately, I didn't have to pay for it myself.


This was the most awful teppanyaki place I've ever been to!  Not only was it dead empty, which made for an awkward situation every time someone spoke, but the food was horrible!  \n\nThe salmon tasted very fishy and definitely not worth $32!  The portion of steak was tiny and dried out. Even the terriyaki sauce was bad...  How do you screw up terriyaki??  Fried rice had no taste either...\n\nWill never return. I definitely recommend against this place!!


I had Juan at Snail Motorsports install my Eisenmann Race exhaust on my 2008 BMW M5.  He did a fantastic job and treated my car as if it was his own. He took great care of my baby.  I would highly recommend his shop!


This has always been awesome place on my list of places to shop or have a sandwich went recently and had a fantastic lunch.


I've been passing by this place for a long time and have always noticed it out of the corner of my eye whilst on my way to Southpark. It's an interesting little location that kind of juts out of the strip of businesses. True to the bar n' grill scene, Char Bar 7 is a good location in a pinch. \n\nAmple bar seating in this place. There is a larger dining room, but we decided to have dinner in the lounge. The service was friendly. Nothing above and beyond. Most of the younger servers seemed a little inconvenienced to be there, but hey, it was a Saturday night. Started with the pretzels and they were just right. I like the addition of parmesan to the top and not just razor-sharp salt crystals. The cheese dip was nice and stood out from many others I've had as of late. Not the standard American cheese or beer cheese. This was made from, what tasted like, white cheddar or white American with nice pimiento and pepper chunks. Really dig the flavor these had. I'd order these again. \n\nI ordered the Leap Year. Burger, bacon, cheese, and a fried egg. Got the bleu cheese slaw on the side. Neither were amazing by any stretch but had a nice touch. If you order a burger without a bun, it is served on a piping hot castiron skillet. Seriously...watch out for that stuff. It was hotter than Hades. I almost scorched my mouth with the first bite. The burger tasted just fine and I ate about half of the slaw. My wife ordered the mushroom risotto on the side of her veg burger. It was nice, but just like other risottos. Creamy, heavy, and a nice filler. \n\nMajor downside is the lacking draught beer. This place would be a 4 in my book if they had some locals on draught being switched out on the regular. I ordered the John Daly cocktail and it was great. Sweet tea vodka, lemonade, and a few other mixers. Nice, but too fruity and a longshot from a beer to work with my burger. \n\nI will say that the patio is amazing. SO nice for the winter time. They have a cozy lounge with a fireplace and couches, completely enclosed and heated. Take that, cold air! I'd love to come back and just chill on the patio with some pretzels and another John Daly!\n\n3.5 for sure. Cheers!


It's my first time trying this place. The machines to sign up was pretty much all having issues. The only way to bypass the issue is if you put down some event, such as a birthday or anniversary on it. \n\nThe food was mediocre and their truffle items was overpowered with all truffle. Their hot boiled crab legs came out smoking, but was really luke warm.\n\nI don't think I would come back here again anytime soon.


Disappointing. Ordered a chicken taco plate, and was only able to eat part of one taco; the chicken was that bland. By bland I mean they had obviously boiled the chicken in unseasoned water for hours. It tasted like Styrofoam, and was just as dry. My boyfriend thought the burrito was bland as well. \n\nThe reasons I give it two stars instead of one is that the chips are really good, fresh made and hot. The salsa is on the watery side, but flavorful. The nacho dish was good as well. \n\nThey have several premium margaritas, starting at $8, which look really good as well. \n\nThe restaurant itself has been remodeled a bit, and it's pretty cute now. Service is friendly and fast, and the food presentation is lovely. If they would devote the same time and passion to the FOOD, this would be a good restaurant. \n\nIn short, go here for the nachos and margaritas.. That's it.


Let me first start off by saying, I started this Yelp account solely on the experience here. \n\nLet's see, where shall I begin....before even going in, we were looking at the menu on the outside at which one of the hostess gave us a 10% off if we decided to eat there. We saw some entrees we would eat on the menu so we went in. First, the waiter was very friendly. We went during lunch. It wasn't busy at all. It apparently was happy hour but they said you had to go to a separate bar however, no one was at that bar. \n\nOnce we were ready, we ordered our drinks, appetizer and food. Our lunch came out before our appetizer. When the waiter realized it, my husband refused it at that point but the manager came out and said she would comp it so we agreed to take it, even though it was late and pointless. \n\nThe food was average. The sweet tea was delish though!! \n\nWhile waiting to receive our bill, one of those outside camera ladies came up and asked if we would like our picture taken. She had a very strong accent so it was really hard to understand her but just said \"sure\" anyway. When she came back after developing the photos and showing us the cost, we refused and she was a bit annoyed and rude about it. Whatever.\n\nOnce we got our bill, we noticed the appetizer was not comped. We didn't say anything cause we figured if we got comped for the appetizer, we wouldn't use the 10% off. Then the waiter noticed we had the 10% off so he said \"oh, I didn't see that, I will adjust the bill.\" When he came back, the amount wasn't even touched. We paid for the appetizer we didn't want since it was late but agreed to take cause we were told it would be comped AND we didn't even get the 10% off they gave us at the door.\n\nWill we be back?? NO!! I recommend you stay clear of this place and their false advertisement!!!!!!


The food is absolutely amazing. Had a cubana sandwich and fries with a coke was one of the best lunches i have ever had!!! The waitresses were very nice too!


Excellent beef sandwiches a little to juicy but very good Chicago style Italian beef. Fries are good with there dipping sauce. Hot dogs are very good too. The cute girls aren't bad to look at either. I would share my hot dog with them and share my fries.


How on earth is this show still on?  I went two years ago with friends, it was terrible.  Why oh why do people pay for this?\n\nYou will get far better value for your money by placing it all on black.


Mixed feelings on this place. I called to see how long and how much to fix my cracked iPhone 5 screen. The guy said about 20-30 minutes and that it would be $90 (plus $5 off for the yelp deal and I could do the $30 for $55 if I bought it on yelp). Got there and he said I can't do both the deals and that now yelp was \"updated\" to have a $35 for $55 deal, even though mine didn't show that. I ended up paying $87 with tax and he said it would take 90 minutes!!! \n\nI was irritated by then but needed my screen fixed so I agreed and left. Went and and ran some errands with my mom and decided to just go back and sit and wait, even though it has only been about 40 minutes. As soon as I got there he gave me my phone right away...just had me wondering how long they would have had me waiting since I never got a phone call. \n\nBesides all of that, my phone looks great and brand new again!!


This place is just absolutely horrible. Went in to check it out and have some dinner. 45 minute wait not a big deal, decided to go to the bar and get some drinks. I was looked at and past over by 3 different bartenders (presumably because I am a female). Word of advise ladies- we will tip you well also as long as you give good service. Two gentlemen at the bar had to ask the bartender for the drinks I wanted because I was being ignored. \n\nBuzzer for table goes off right as I got the drinks.  Get shown to the table (good thing I got two drinks at the bar), it took 10 to 15 minutes for the server to show up.  And talk about stupid.  I understand the concept of the restaurant but seriously train your staff better.   We were going to order a bunch of starters (what they call teasers). There menu is not that big.  Ordered soft pretzels,  they wes out.  Ordered pulled pork sliders,  server said I think we might be out,  can you go check so we can make a decision.  Yep, they were out. Asked the server,  what do you have?  She says everything else. Ok.  What kind of fish is used for the fish tacos,  oh we are out of fish, but if we had it tilapia.  (How do you run out of half the items in your menu? ) Do you have any wine?  Yes,  chardonnay and white zinfandel.  Do you have any red wine?  Yes, it's a cabernet, I think.   Food was so so. \n\nTime to pay the bill, have her $32 in cash asked for the rest to be put on a debit card.  Only puts in$22 in cash and the rest on a credit card.  Called her over,  told her the mistake and she gets mad at us.  Sorry darlin' you were not worth the $10 you tried to pocket.  \n\nAgain ladies,  just because we are not interested in your Twin Peaks doesn't mean that you have to ignore us and give us crappy,  no horrific service.  If you givegood serviceyou willbe tipped well.  Gengerally 20-30%.  We are all in the industry and if you worked for me you wouldn't have a job.


About a year ago I had some Dave's Electric beer in Bisbee.  I thought the beer was just ok.  It was more about the novelty of having a beer brewed and sold only in Bisbee.  After Bisbee though, I never gave Dave's Electric much thought until they opened a brewpub about a mile from my house.  My wife and I are big fans of trying new local breweries and brewpubs so were excited to try it.  We finally made it last Saturday at about 9pm and the place was dead.  There were only about 5 other people in the place which is good because I like to have my choice of seat and don't like to wait for drinks and service.\n\nThe place is pretty big but probably 2/3rds of it is taken up by huge brewing tanks so the actual bar/dining area is pretty small.  We opted to sit outside because they had lots of heaters.  The heater by our table though was on the fritz so the bouncer guy stood there almost the entire time trying to keep the thing lit which was thoughtful.\n\nI really liked the atmosphere of the place.  The bar opens up to a nice patio where you can sit, chat and people watch.  There are several TVs where you can watch whatever games are on.  There was also a small band playing in the corner.  Being right on ASU's campus and having reasonably priced beers it was hard to believe that the place wasn't busier.  I'm guessing that the place will get super crowded before ASU football games so get there early if you want a seat because space is limited.\n\nTheir selection of beer is small.  They only had 4 of their beers on tap which was limiting but also made it easier to decide.  They were all $4 ($3 during happy hour) which I guess is pretty reasonable.  I had the Old Frog Grog and my wife had the IPA.  Their beer isn't my favorite but it is very good.  It is more about trying a new place and supporting a local brewery rather than going for a superb beer.\n\nA couple of the reviews on here mention poor service.  I think that the service was very good.  Our waitress was quick and friendly and I have no complaints.\n\nThey have a pretty large food menu for a brewery but is still pretty typical bar food so I'm not sure how good it is.\n\nWill I rush back?  No; I just didn't think the place was all that special and different from a lot of other bars in AZ.  However, if I am in the immediate area and want a decent beer, then yes I will return.


Came here on a Saturday night thinking I was going to enjoy , as Kaskade was playing . Bought tickets online and the line for people with tickets was ridiculous we waited and waited and waited to get in. By the time I was at the door to get in it was a hour and 30min later by that time I knew the club was packed and sure enough we walk in the dance floor is CLOSED!! NO Tables!! So why let people in if you're at capacity and security kept on people to move along move along , ok? Move where?! The club is so small! They kept letting people in but with nowhere to go . Aside from that the dance floor is pretty small . And When we walked in we had to go down what looked like alley stairs to get inside the club smh that's horrible . The little I was able to see of Kaskade he was great


Conveniently right near my house and next to my gym. The staff was very helpful and knowledgeable. Clean beds. Be sure to check out groupon because they have specials deals there too!


Came here with a big group of people (~15) at around 10p on a Thursday night. We had just finished running with MIP, and were super famished and thirsty. \n\nCan't remember the server's name but I would say he and the rest of the staff were very accommodating by putting together tables for us and taking our orders by whose bills were together. The food is what I would imagine a typical diner would be-- not quite the greatest culinary experience of my life, but cheap as heck and open 24/7. I had a Tuscany Superbird, which I suppose was a new addition? The bread was a tad too toasted for me and hurt to bite into lol, but overall not bad especially with a side of seasoned fries! At any other Denny's visit, I usually opt for the $2, $4, $6, $8 menu, but I was feeling \"adventurous\" lol.


My bestie and I stayed here 2 years ago. It was a complete nightmare! We weren't able to check in until after 6pm, when we were told an 11am check in would be fine. Our room was dirty and dingy, I wouldnt walk around barefoot; might even want to wear rain boots! Shower didn't work (um I would like to have washed all the desert heat and grimmy room feel off of me) \n\nWe went out and enjoyed Fremont st. Came back to sleep at this crackden of a hotel. In the morning, we could visibly see all the stains, which looked like past guests included Freddy Kruger (blood) and Ron jermey (yes, semen). Nice veiw of the parking lot, with broken glass and car alarms going off every hour. \nTried to talk to management, got nowhere \n\nUnless you want that horror movie, run down motel feeling, DON'T stay here. Disgusting


Nailbarllc is the best in town. They do an excellent job and the team is great.  Lana, Hieu,  Ivy, Katie. ...love them all! I highly recommend and would not go anywhere.  I am a client for life:-)


Went to Shadow Bar after Rao's and before Pure nightclub. Wasn't too bad. I liked being able to sit and hear the people I was with. It's a pretty small bar and was starting to get a bit packed later on. The big draw back here is that the drinks are super expensive! Good place to stop by and have a drink before going to the club.


We are LOCALS. Station Casinos SUPPOSELY love locals. We are not pleased. We were ripped off by a bartender. I will NEVER walk into that dump again. GAME OVER.


The wife and I went here for lunch before the Home and Garden show and I have to say that I was impressed. I like the idea of a restaurant that has a different theme on each level. I don't believe that all the levels are open yet but we did get a chance to eat at Emporio. \n\nEmporio's thing is meatballs and reminds me a bit of Franktuary in that they have a focus to their food and that food is meant to be ordered in multiples. Franktuary has their hotdogs and Emporio has it's Meatballs. \n\nYou can of course order other things other than meatballs but you can also add  meatballs to pretty much anything which is great fun as well. \n\nThe meatballs were very good and can be made with different ingredients and be accompanied by serval different sauce. So you pick your ball and your sauce and then your dish you want that sauce and meatballs to be placed in. I had the sliders and it was delicious. \n\nI feel the sides were plenty big to share so don't go overboard ordering too many of them. Had the mac and cheese and it was delicious as well \n\nGive it a go, it's a great place grab a bite if you are in the neighborhood.


I had a nice time celebrating at the club. My only issue it that the well drinks are very strong with cheap liquor. If you use less liquor you can afford to buy a better grade of liquor.


Best selection, cuts and QUALITY of meats in the city. The NY Strip and delmonaco are outrageous... Now THAT'S what a steak is supposed to taste like...!


Worst service of my life. Slow service. Wasn't busy at all. Got cold bread around the same time my pizza came out. Save your money and go elsewhere.


Let me preface this by saying I have only ever ordered from their food card or delivery. And that I consistently hear good things about this place from people I know in the food industry. And they seem like really nice folks. And so please take this with that grain of salt. \n\nI've tried, Banzo. I really did. I want to like you. I hear you are great. But you keep letting me down. Did I do something wrong?  The falafel was rock hard and dry once, and burnt the next time. The tabouli was horribly unbalanced and swimming in oil. The tsatziki was bland, and the tahini was.. salty? I think I have caught these guys on bad days.  \n\nBut the staff is super nice, the prices are reasonable, and it smells amazing. I can tell my falafel would have been delicious if it was not stale/burnt. I think perhaps this is a gem where you should not order it delivery, and stick to the restaurant rather than the cart.


Great burgers! The build your own burden is great, and if it doesn't taste good its on you. The burger itself was cooked to perfection. We sat at the bar and the bartender was very sweet. I like the classic rock that was playing and knew all the words to every song. The avocado on hubby's burger was thick and fresh. We also took the recommendation of the steak fries and it worth it, hot and cooked well. Fun place.


I would not have found the place if I didn't read the reviews.  Its an outdoor seating area that is next to the entrance to Monti's across from the park.  Even as we approached I wasn't sure, then realized their shirts say Tempe's Front Porch.\n\nSo I think they're trying to be a hip young place.  Its a great spot for people watching for sure.  The food's not terrible, but also nothing to write home about.\n\nWe got the fries - sweet and regular which was nice.  It came with 3 sauces that were all every sweet...  Not a huge fan of them.  I ended up using the sauce from the chorizo stuffed dates (bbq).  The fries were crisp though and not too greasy or salty.\n\nThe short rib tacos were ok, the meat was slightly on the dry side.  Can use a little more than shredded lettuce on top.\n\nThe chicken lollipops were just pieces of grilled chicken with Red Hot on it.  Not impressed at all.\n\nThe yukon potato dish was terrible.  Its a slice of deep fried potato (think extra thick kettle chip) with shredded meat/chorizo(?) on top with some sour cream and a slice of raw jalapeno on top of it all.  Raw.  Poor plan, poor execution - zero points for this dish.\n\nThe chorizo stuffed dates wrapped in bacon was actually pretty good, also hard to mess up.  Had bbq sauce on it.  \n\nEverything came with a splash of red pepper flakes and parsley on top.  \n\nIts a neat little spot to hang out in, but I have to agree with the others that the service is on the slow side.  We almost had a 1:1 server to customer ratio and it was still slow so I can only imagine.  The service was friendly and willing - just very slow.  The food is NOT very impressive.  I think an above average home cook would easily come up with better dishes than these.  Happy hour deals aren't great either because the portion size is very small.  If anything it's priced right.  I don't think I'll be returning anytime soon.


Excellent!  The owner has cleaned up the old Dmitiri's space and made it his own.  Order from the counter and relax while amazing, homestyle Venezuelan food is prepared.\n\nI'm somewhat new to Venezuelan, but it seems to be similar to other Caribbean/Central American and not as hot-forward spicy as Mexican can be:  homestyle plates of meat/beans/rice, with sides of fried plantains and the ever-present arepas, empanadas, and pastels.\n\nAnd all of it is wonderful.  \n\nWe tried the Pabellon, an arepa, and an empanada.  The Pabellon is, according to the menu, the national dish of Venezuela, consists of a giant plate of shredded beef seasoned with garlic and not-hot peppers, cilantro rice, three slices of fried plantain, a small arepa, and a portion of black beans with a refried consistency and topped with a white cheese.\n\nThe arepa, which comes as a side with the Pabellon and other dishes, can also be stuffed and made into a sandwich.  We had one stuffed with ham, and it was delicious.  It is deep fried, like many items on the menu, but not at all greasy.  The outside comes out crisp while the inside is a nice, moist texture.  We also tried an empanada, which also comes filled with your choice of meat, and is deep fried.  The empanada and arepa are also served with guasacaca, which sounds somewhat foreboding but is actually a garlicky sauce made with green peppers and avocado and tastes great. \n\nI'll definitely be going back!


Our server served us water and that's all we ever saw of her.  She NEVER returned to our table. The restaurant wasn't full. Our server spent her time at other tables. We got up and left after 20 min. We told the manager why we were leaving. He said \"ok. Have a good night\". Thats it. We won't return.


yay! love this place. ive been coming here for years. its always very clean & pleasant employees. Great monthly deals if you sign a year contract.


Poor attempt at nachos. Chips (half plate) cheese n onions for 8 bucks? Sad at best...


Wow.  What a really terrible experience.  We went in here to get shadescreen material for our windows...I called ahead, asked if they had the correct kind and was told by a very nice guy that they did indeed have what I was looking for.  I have been recovering from surgery and I was not able to walk or drive, so I got my dad to help me out by driving me over and going inside to do my \"legwork\".  Instead of coming out with a bundle of shadescreen material, my dad came back out of the store looking annoyed.  He said they didn't have the material and the guy in the back wanted to know the name of the guy that I spoke with.  Oops.  Sorry I didn't get his name, but if you say you have the material, why has it suddenly disappeared?\n\nSo, since we were sitting in our car in the handicapped spot just in front of the store, I decided to call and ask to speak to the manager.  He answered the phone up at the front cash register, so I could see him from our car.  I asked him what was going on and why this material was not there when I'd spoken to the guy earlier, blah blah blah.  He didn't apologize.  He didn't go check.  Didn't offer to correct the mistake by finding a store that might have it.  Nope...he said *I* must have made a mistake.  When I told him I was currently handicapped and it took a lot of effort to get to his store and that I'd called ahead precisely for that reason, he said he couldn't do anything about that and hung up the phone.  Then to make matters even worse, he POINTED at our car and started LAUGHING with the cashier at the front.  Holy crap...really?  Laugh at the handicapped girl???  Wow...I don't even know what to say about this a$$ except that I will NEVER NEVER NEVER go back here.\n\nThe Ace on 24th st is just down the street and has nicer employees even tho' it is small.  And, Paul's Ace Hardware in Tempe is by far the BEST Ace in the valley...especially if you need screening.


Keep trying to unsubscribe from their mailing list, though today they sent me 7 SPAM emails.  \n\nStop it! \n\nThey also have a link to review their spa's on Yelp on the e-mail - though it just goes to the Yelp homepage. \n\nThey obviously don't care much about their customers.  \n\nIt was so long ago I was there I can't remember the service.


It IS fresh here... But its NEVER easy. Had to get help 4 times on an $80 order. Usually i cant find help at all. The nonsense with their cards and having to register them online is also a pain. If you dont have a card they wont scan a store card for you either. I will keep coming here though for fresher food than i find elsewhere.


This was the worst most expensive dinner I have had. We went here because I had a $75 credit from a package deal so why not? Well, a couple mistakes, I order a glass of champagne, and get a bottle...including bottle price. second, my boyfriend and I both order pasta, (and really how hard is it to screw up pasta), but alas, it was so tasteless, luke warm, and chewy that we could not finish it. And 3rd, an appetizer to start the meal, prosciutto wrapped chicken, was so salty and I had nearly swallowed the salt shaker to make the saltiness go away. NEVER AGAIN.


Think very yummy popsicles. They have many unique flavors that change regularly.  I tried the arroz con leche. It tasted like horchata. I liked it so much that i wanted to try another flavor. I got pecan. The pecan had a ton of pecans in it, which gave it a lot of texture and crunchiness. When you come here, you'll have a hard time deciding too. Have everyone in your party get a different flavor and share.


How ridiculous, soft opening? Looked at website after I got there, it says they open at 4pm and sign on door says they open at 5pm. They need to figure this out, maybe I'll think about coming back. But with the reviews so far, doesn't seem like anyone should bother to waste time and money.


Had my first macaroon ever at the Ice Monster Cafe. So delicious!!! :) I will be back for more.


One of Edinburgh's best musical venues. I've seen a helluva lot of things in this venue and I never fail to have an excellent time. The sound is brilliant for classical music as well as rock and pop. \n\nThe stalls are much more comfy these days - I wonder if they've replaced the seats? It feels much more spacious and there's plenty of room for legs, bags, jackets and drinks. \n\nThe building itself is a mish-mash of old architecture with a modern extension. It's a genuinely loved piece of Edinburgh's make-up. When I hear a gig will be played here I am always pleased - I'm still to have a bad experience here.


Viva Mexican Food in Vegas?  This little joint a few miles off the Strip is worthy of consideration.   Two standouts here are the chile relleno and fideo soup, which my buddy Dan says is tough to find in many LA Mexican eateries.  However, the rest of the menu is about as exciting as a trip to El Torito.  Decent food and good service for the price.


My husband and I went on a Sunday to bare. Slow at first, picked up later in the afternoon.  Guys are $20 cover.  If you want to sit (which there is no where else to sit) you have to pay $50 F&B minimun.  Keep in mind this is easy to do since drinks are $15 each and pitchers $55.  So we went with pitchers(3) and should have been feeling pretty good...we were BAREly buzzed.  Nice little pool, good music, no kids, I don't do topless...would I go again...no.  Save your money and go to your hotel pool.


I just had one of the best appointments of my life at this facility. Even though I had to wait a few weeks for a scheduled appointment, the professionals at this health center were courteous, invested, and focused. From the kind and efficient receptionists to the nurses who took my vitals and family history, everyone made me feel very comfortable. \n\nMy NP - Misty Crawford - was exceptionally congenial. She asked the right questions and really strived to get to know me throughout the examination. Her medical knowledge, her outstanding bedside manner, and her ability to explain concepts to me was unparalleled. \n\nIncluding the time it took for them to register me as a new patient, check up on my insurance, take all of my vitals and family history, examine and diagnose me, draw my blood, and discharge me, I was in and out of this center in 45 minutes. Simply impressive. I would highly recommend this facility to anyone who just needs a regular checkup, physical, or needs to get some tests run.


This has got to be the worst car wash in the area.\nFrom the minute you drive up to the minute you leave the experience is horrendous.\n\nWhen you drive up the entrance sleazy ex con looking employees come up to you and try to sell you every single extra they offer. Even when you come in asking for a standard wash they will try to convince you to wax your car or tell you that you need a leather treatment done.\n\nAfter that used car man type treatment occurs they take your car from you and drive it through a machine wash with tracks that scratch your rims, while heavy beaters ruin your paint. \nFollowing that torture they drive your car to a covered area where disgruntled employees wipe up a few drips before yelling ready. I don't think your car is supposed to look worse after a car wash?


The gluten-free pizza at this place is amazing. In fact, I'd say it's the best gluten-free pizza I've had since I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease seven years ago. Unfortunately, I don't live in Arizona, but I can pretty much guarantee I'll be ordering the spinach special gluten-free pizza every time I come visit family. Bonus points: Redbridge gluten-free beer for only $3 a bottle!


standard typical hotel cafe fare. nothing to write home about really. caution: the juice is $5.50/glass. you've been warned.


I'll start from the beginning as I typically do when reviewing a restaurant. We arrived Ruth Chris' a bit early for our 5 pm reservation- though the restaurant was still just opening for the dinner shift, Tashira, the hostess, welcomed my party and I with a warm hello and sat us at the bar while we waited on our table. Erin and Patrick the bartenders were friendly and equally entertaining while creating good conversation and our beverages. Chris and Ashley, the managers on site greeted us while enjoying cocktails at the bar- both with humble greetings and endearment. It was not long before Jessica, another employee, graciously assisted us to our table. Laura Beth our server first introduced herself before engaging us with the daily specials being served that evening. I first noticed her exceptional professionalism, it was rather busy that night and for anyone with knowledge of the foodservice industry, understanding that keeping your cool while doing 300 covers in a fine dining establishment is no easy feat.  After taking our drink order we informed Laura Beth of our plans to attend a concert that began at 7pm sharp, so a sense of urgency was necessary. Z, the servers assistant came at once with bread service, he was kind.  When Laura Beth returned My guest ordered a salad, Petite Filet with BBQ Crab medium rare and Green Beans, and I the Ribeye with Au Poivre sauce medium rare with a glass of Cabernet Sauvignon and the Potato au Gratin. \nBesides the salad of cool vine-ripen tomatoes and mozzarella, the food arrived hot. Let me say again, the food arrived hot! Everything the way I requested and the chef intended. Proteins cooked to the liking of my guest and as requested, seasoned beautifully, the crab- masterfully prepared by the kitchen staff. My au poivre sauce comparative of French bistros. Green beans crisp and delightful; the gratin, luscious, sexy, cheesy goodness. The wine- perfect. Laura Beth arrived once more to find our drinks full and mouths full, courteously smiling back at me knowing my guest and I were doing just fine. Evening though we were in quite the hurry the team at Ruth Chris did a marvelous job keeping my guest and I thoroughly happy as we dined. I happily advise anyone in or traveling to the area to keep Ruth Chris in mind when seeking dinner and a quite night out with a loved one, cocktails and conversation with business associates in the incredible bar, or even a quick lunch on the outdoor patio with views of Tyron Street and the inhabitants going on with their busy city lives.


My husband and I enjoy eating at Noodle Asia.  \n\nOne of our favorites we like to order is their pan friend dumplings.  They are huge!  They are filled with pork and vegies.\n\nTheir noodle soup, the duck and bbq pork is delicious as well.  I've tried Mama Woo's Spicy noodles soup too and it was great!


Came here with some girlfriends for an afternoon bite/happy hour. I'm from Minnesota. Happy hour seven days a week is unheard of. What a deal. Especially with $5 glasses of wine! Any single one on the menu. \n\nThe bruschetta is amazing--recommend the apples and goat cheese. De-lish!\n\nService could be toned down somewhat; very helpful but maybe a little TOO helpful.


Was not super impressed. My favorite thing in the whole world is a delicious cr\u00eape. I just love them. My husband and I made it a point to stop in and have a delicious cr\u00eape while visiting in Las Vegas. I don't know if that was this particular day or what it was but they were very expensive and definitely not worth the trouble we had to go through to have a HARD yet enormously chewy gummy unsatisfying cr\u00eape with berries and whipped cream. I have to say the berries were better than the cr\u00eape for sure. So if you want a handful of delicious berries you can find them here just exclude the cr\u00eape :(


Very sad when this place burned down.  Loved their Hawaiian chicken. Looks like they were taken over by some new outfit.


Bad bar food with a so-so atmosphere...  Decent happy hour prices for booze.


Starbucks has become quite the institution here in the good ole' USA. As most folks do, I enjoy their coffee. Generally I'm a Venti Mocha, no whip kind of girl but on occasion I will branch out and try a Columbian Roast or a Frappaccino.\nThe breakfast sandwiches are not the best, but better tasting than McDonald's in my opinion. The bakery items are fine for prepackaged stuff. \nI don't usually go in as it's always crowded, there is a long line (even in the drive thru - plan a few extra minutes for waiting) and for some reason it's always cold. \n\nAll in all I prefer home grown coffee shops or small hole in the wall places but this is, just as it is called, a Starbucks, and nothing more.


There is one of these on every corner. The items are so expensive. Its nice, but not really too unique. There are some overpriced random items. It don't like how they all it a Gallery, when they don't really do a good job of displaying their \"art works\" and explaining the story of why they are unique, about the artist, the name of the piece, or the labor that goes into each piece. I like to support the Native Arts, but this place is ridiculous.


I'm really sad this place is closed, it was a great place to hang out with friends, their themed event nights were always a blast, and the decor was unlike anything else in the valley. The employees that worked there were like family and the food was tasty.


It made me sick. Really sick. \n\nIt


This place is very loud and the staff are not friendly.  The food is ok and the drinks are pretty plain.


Can't express how amazing this dinner buffet was!  Spending the same amount at another restaurant would only get you 1 dish & a glass of wine.  Here it's all gourmet, & as much as you want of whatever you want!  Awesome cheese, great crab legs freshly steamed, beautiful & delicious desserts!


The W is definitely one of the more 'hip' hotels in Old Town, if you are looking for a more lively vibe, as opposed to relaxing, this is probably where you should stay.  I have to say all staff I have ever encountered here from the valet guys, to the bartenders, servers etc have always been outstanding.  The rooms are nice and modern and they serve their customers needs around the clock.  It is within walking distance to Old Town nightlife and shopping at the boutiques, galleries and Scottsdale Fashion Square mall.  \n\nI am a big fan of Sushi Roku, the restaurant attached to the W. I have always had great service, food and cocktails there.  With this prime location you are also within a rock throw of many other fine dining establishments, cute local cafes and bars.  \n\nThe pool parties in the summer are rocking with DJs spinning tunes, and Scottsdale's finest (or as some call them Snotsdale's finest) prancing around 95% naked, and possibly 10% filled with plastic.  At night this same pool area transforms itself into an energized nightlife spot.  \n\nMy last visit to the W I stopped in on a random Sunday evening to grab a cocktail with a friend and I was impressed.  There were a quite a few patrons enjoying their Sunday Fundays and the bartender made sure to keep the vibe going.  It was some of the best people watching I have done in a while... The lobby bar had cool lounge music vibing in the background.  There were some hotel patrons with some escort-ish looking guests, which entertained us while time with our cocktails passed.  \n\nI end up here on rather impromptu occassions, but every time has never been a disappointment.


I had my excursion detailed here for $65 (Dec 2, 2010). It took them over 2 hours and when I got it back it had dirty patches all over.  Especially in the door jams.  But what is worse, that night the truck was stolen from right in front of my house!  The police and insurance both tell me that car wash staff look for certain cars and when they spot one they want- all they need to do is look at your registration for your address. Further, In the 2 hours they had my car it would even possible for them to create a duplicate key and transponder.  If I had another car, I'd never take it back there again!


I thought Wasabi Jane's is just another fast food stand located in the Food Court within the Venetian Casino and Resort, it just doesn't quite measure up to the rest of the stands. Having two kids in tow, the family doesn't have the luxury to sit through fine dining or extended meals. This was one of the food stands we stopped at for dinner. \nThe ordering process was fine, and we asked for one cup of ice water, and they proceeded to charge us 10 cents for the ice water. When inquired what the charge was, they replied \"plastic cup\". For the life of me, I could not locate that \"cup charge\" on their menu anywhere, and that is either false advertising or some type of bad business practice which I will later on report to BBB. \nTheir udon noodle was just ok, nothing too outstanding, but that charge left a sour taste in our mouths. \nOh, and just for your reference, walk 10 steps to the Panda Express in the same food court, and you can get ice waters (yes, plural), extra plates, extra napkins, fortune cookies, and utensils, all for FREE!\nNever going back to Wasabi Jane's. Another thing, they spell their name as \"Wassabi Jane's\" on their receipt. Anyone who cannot spell their own names properly really should not be operating any business.


WHOA!  So many things to look at and buy!!!  You can find almost anything electronics there and at many price points.  \n\nI need limit my visits here to save my wallet's life.  LOL!


We went in the 9:30pm show not knowing what to expect, and we were happily surprised. The show was entertaining with a wide variety of different acts. It's definitely an adult show with some non-family humor. The seatings are a bit packed together especially with the folding chairs seating that are a bit uncomfortable. Overall, the show is quite fun. Definitely a good show to see!


Finally had the time to try this place since it's been in my bookmarks for quite a while. It has a really casual feel to it and was really clean. Their menu had a lot of different options of pastas, entrees, pizzas, salads and sandwiches including 8 lunch specials for $8, Tuesday- Friday, 11-4pm. I wanted to try them but I  was craving pasta and for some reason I'm really weird and feel like if I have pasta without any meat/chicken (what all their pasta lunch specials were ), I feel like my meal is incomplete. I know I know, I'm weird lol. Sooo I ended up trying the sausage and mushroom rigatoni and my boyfriend tried the chicken trieste. It took a little long, about 20 minutes for them to come out when there was only us and another small table dining. Oh and all entrees come with a salad and fresh baked  bread but just like Jill D. said in her review they didn't bring us any bread so we asked for it since my boyfriend's entree didn't come with any pasta and he needed something to soak up all the delicious sauce! Definitely ask for it if they don't bring you any, it's a little bread loaf of perfection; warm, chewy and comes with garlic evoo! Yum Yum!!  The main thing I was surprised about and not expecting were their rich and creamy sauces and the fact that they definitely were not skimpy with it or their ingredients. And thank goodness their sauces actually stuck onto the pasta and didn't slide right off.  Usually when I order a type of sausage pasta in other places,  I'll get like 5 pieces of sausage perfectly placed on top and we call it a day but this pasta here was LOADED!!!! I feel like there was 3 links of chopped sausage in there and same with the mushrooms! The pasta also was cooked well, not too mushy or too hard. Sometimes I feel like Goldilocks describing porridges lol but really, it was \"just right\"! :) My boyfriend's dish was also a little plate of perfection! The flavor of the sauce was just soo delicious! Yes I know, I'm sprung on their sauces lol. It had a really nice wine flavor and was loaded with artichoke hearts and mushrooms on top of two chicken breasts. \nWhy is there missing one star you ask? Well, it's because of the service. Everyone was really nice and professional yet I had to request our waiter to fill my water after waiting a few minutes and after he visited our table and didn't notice. I also had to request for the bread. I hate requesting for things, I mean if it says it comes with it, then just bring it out! I also had to request extra silverware when he took it away with our salads but didn't bring any new ones to us with our entrees. However, we didn't have to request our check lol. Don't get me wrong, these people weren't just standing around being lazy, they were all doing tasks and were hard working  but you can't forget about your customers! Overall, better than I expected and will definitely be back especially for the price! :)


I shop at sprouts for all my produce and meat and have always chose Sprouts over any local market for their quality of and I love the check out staff.  Recently we had family in town and decided to cook up a nice BBQ dinner for them. We purchased a few pounds of some Pork baby back ribs along with several other items to go along with.  My husband and my dad cooked the ribs on a slow cook all day long, later that evening they noticed that the aroma in the house was \"sour\" and sure enough they pulled the ribs out of the oven and they were indeed sour (my husband fell victim to a taste test.) They immedieltly took the ribs back to the store to see if they could work something out. They were helped out by the checkout manager, with his accommodating service & very pleasant personality. He gave them back a full refund and allowed them to purchase the few pounds of kabobs that they chose, on the house.  He was apologetic for the inconvenience, making light of the situation and was understanding. My husband and my dad felt that after a \"wasted day of cooking\" and a late kabob dinner, Sprouts was redeemed through such great customer service!!!!!! I love this location even more now :)  Thank you.


Although I think on some level the atmosphere (how many Jewish delis are there in the Phoenix area?) and mammoth proportions somewhat overshadow how good the food at Chompie's actually is, at the end of the day this is a solid restaurant with good food.\n\nI have only been to this location one or two other times prior to this last visit (and it/they were both a LONG time ago), but I have been to the Tempe one from time to time when I'm in town for a visit & despite the different layouts (for some reason this one \"feels\" more like a Jewish deli), the food & service at both locations are similar.\n\nI don't like pickles at all, but it's nice that they put them out at your table like some restaurants do w/bread, chips/salsa, etc...\n\nThe menu here is HUGE and breakfast is served all day, which I like. Last time I was here I had a chorizo & cheese omelet, and it came w/home fries (I think I could have substituted them for fruit or cottage cheese, but I was on vacation) and a bialy (can substitute w/bagel, English muffin, or toast). This was a TON of food. The omelet & homes fries were a bit greasy, but hey, they were good. I do LOVE that Chompie's serves bialies! \n\nThe service here can be a bit slow, but nothing TOO much worth complaining about. At the end of the day Chompie's is a solid spot.


Don't let the word \"grocer\" in the name or the sandwich/salad-based menu available online fool you. This isn't just a deli or a grocery.  With the 7 or 8 daily specials on pasta, beef, and seafood, this is quietly one of the best Italian restaurants in town. \n\nNot to take away from the sandwiches, salads, or other antipasto, all of which are excellent and priced under $10. But the white board specials menu is where it's at. The specials range from risotto with shrimp, mussels, and sea bass, to homemade meatballs, to veal ravioli, to tuscan-style steaks. Specials range from $10 to $30. Wine available for sale on site, with a corkage fee for wine. You wouldn't expect it at this counter service-only spot with a sandwich-heavy menu and just a few tables, but this is a unique, fantastic, and authentic spot (particularly when the owner/chef and his friends are sitting nearby loudly speaking Italian with soccer on the TV!).


Service could not have been worse. Totally rude waitress, ridiculously long wait for food and our bill. \n\nThe food was not bad though, and the location inside the hotel and atmosphere were cool, so a few stars for that!


I love the Ohio.  It's the kind of hellhole where you can watch a prostitute sing \"like a virgin\" on karaoke night, and see old dudes in satin jackets with bar logos on them get in fights.\n\nClassy.


I'm on the fence about this place.  It is pretty good.  If I could assign three-and-a-half stars I would, but that doesn't seem to be an option.  I like the cheesiness of the pizza and the sauce is fairly good.  The crust is a little bland.  The crust also tends to be rather chewy and, yes, as some other reviewers have pointed out you do need a steak knife to make some progress but I don't see that as a fault.  I can't speak to the quality of the meat toppings, as I usually avoid those anyway.  The one time I had pepperoni as a topping it seemed to be short on spiciness and long on grease, which I tend to prefer anyway.  The salads are a little uninspired, but there's only so far you can go with iceberg lettuce.  The staff has always been friendly and the service prompt.


If you're looking for a cold beer and appetizers this is the place. Plenty of ambiance in this old west facsimile, but stop there.\nOk, maybe impress your  out of town friends with the rattlesnake, but dont go any further.\nOur meal was atrocious!\nThe \"family\" style salad provided us each a generous single leaf of lettuce and an entire cherry tomatoe...no refills!\nThe bread basket boasted of Indian fry bread on the menu, this however looked more like a turd of some sort, and tasteless to boot, (sorry about the pun).\nWhen I ordered up my bone in ribeye, I asked for it Pittsburgh style, the server had never heard the term. (And she wasnt new in the job)\nI had visions of a thick cut (it did say 20 oz.) of well done prime rib steak. \nWhat I got was a tepid piece of meat that was at least 8 inches in diameter and only about 3/4 inch thick, full of fat and, due to it being served almost lukewarm, the fat was beginning to solidify.\nIn their defense, the green beans were tasty, but I had to wait for our party of 7 to finish eating before making my rounds, inquiring, \"Are you going to eat your beans?\"\nYes, I managed to make a meal out of the green beans, since that was the only good thing on the menu.\nWhen we left, I noticed 3 tour buses in the parking lot with what appeared to be out-of-towners lining up at the entrance. \nI can only deduce that this place is still in business because of its promise of old-west lore and the charm that goes with the scenery and view.\nI will never repeat this horrid experience.\nOh, I did give it one star due to our extremely pleasant young server who was all too anxious to please...but God help her, even she couldnt fix this mess!


This place is an outstanding find in Las Vegas.  We only found it by accident as we were staying away from the strip because of the Valentines weekend and everyone crowding the whole city.  This place is something you would expect on the strip being high class, but even better because you can actually see the whole view of Las Vegas from your table.  The food was outstanding and unique, not stuffy and now home style, but classy and unique but really good combinations of ingredients.  Just the descriptions of options on the menu and from the waiter made it hard to choose, but we've never been disappointed.  A high class environment but very personal too. Vic, the owner came out and talked to everyone and made us feel at home.  We've been there 3 times (every time we travel through Vegas) and Vic is there and actually remembers us and treats us like family.  We look forward to visiting for the people as much as the food.  It's like family away from home.


Clearly a sad experience.\n\nI expect nothing but perfection from the Nobizzle.  And I would be willing to accept 4 star performance from his executive chefs.  But my V'day date was simply flat on all fronts\n\nThe sushi was OK at best. \n\nThe appetizers were flat.  \n\nThe dessert was probably the best thing/\n\nAfter dropping over $300 dollars I was seriously disappointed.  \n\nIf you are a casual sushi eater, or a collector of brag tags then Nobu is for you.\n\nIf you are looking for flawless execution and Sushi raised to a new level save your money, you'd get better sushi at Bachanal


The thing that really stands out about Momoyama was the service. I enjoy the fact that I can go into the restaurant after a few weeks and the waitress knows what I want to drink.  Great service goes a long way for me.\n\nThe food is pretty good. It is All You Can Eat. I will go here again and again.


We had a groupon for this place so we decided to check it out. I was not impressed at all. Even with the groupon it was a little pricey. With that said all of the fish cuts are very small with an average portion of rice so you end up getting the wrong fish to rice ratio . Overall I would not recommend this place. Probably one of the lesser places to get food in surprise. If I hadn't had the groupon I would have been even more disappointed given the high price and low quality.


We have been to the Town Square location 4-5 times, and were excited to see one closer to our house and wanted to try it. We love the decor it is very comfortable, and the service is always A++.  \n\nI received an e-mail excitedly telling me with beautiful photos about the yummy dishes that would be awaiting me once I went in. Yeah! I was inspired, and away we went.\n\nUpon sitting down, was a bit disappointed to be told that this location does not actually honor the company-wide e-mails and they do not have these dishes or promotions that we have come in for. Even though we were told by a manager, they are know to be \"wildly successful\" for the other locations. OK, there are other choices. Not the end of the world.\n\nWe both order entrees, starting with caesar salads.\nAnd even though the Romain in the salad we super fresh and crunchy, our salads were actually completely flavorless, pre-manufactured croutons, barely any cheese. It was a dud.\n\nEntrees - We both ordered a season special. Mine was great, my partner was mediocre. \n\nKey lime pie for dessert was delicious.\n\nThis is my exact challenge with Bonefish, which I was hoping would not be the case in this new location. It is frequently inconsistent and rarely amazing. The food is \"fine\", but for a $100 dinner, I kinda want something awesome! And yet, I think we keep going back for the comfy booths and excellent service.


I've had both breakfast and lunch here & it's pretty good.  Tasty food, reasonable prices (be sure to ask for 10% senior discount if that applies to you), and friendly servers who refill water as needed without asking and are good about getting special requests (non-cholesterol egg substitute, dry toast) correct.  The only thing that I don't like is that portion sizes seem to vary considerably from one visit to the next.  I usually order the same things, and my breakfast omelet and hash browns often fill a large platter, but on the next visit they barely take up 1/2 of a small platter.  Fries can be overflowing the lunch plate or look like just a handful & sandwiches are sometimes stuffed with meat and cheese and other times pretty skimpy-looking.  Overall, I like it, it's close by, parking is easy, and they seat people quickly, even when there is a crowd.


i recently stayed here and we booked through the bellagio-mgm-mirage site. got an awesome lake view room and you can see paris right in front of you its beautiful. room service is awesome the 2.5 lb steamed lobster was so good. the omlette was disappointingly dry! the garden next to the lobby was beautiful as usual and the themes always change so theres always something new to gasp your eyes upon each trip there.


We wanted to like this place, really we did.  And there a lot of things to like - cozy ambiance, friendly service, awesome beignets.  But the food was, in our opinion, just \"meh.\"\n\nWe came here for brunch on a Sunday morning and tried the Zucchini risotto cakes and the french toast.  The french toast was better than the risotto cakes, which had a crispy exterior so crispy that it was like chewing on ... I dunno, rocks?  Definitely beyond the crispy stage and moving into the rock stage.  Anyway, so that wasn't so great, but the french toast was legitimately tasty.  Was it $11 tasty?  I guess where it goes wrong (for me) is that I used to get a stuffed French toast from Dozen (back when they were open) that was seriously good stuff that probably cost about the same.  So... in the matchup against good ole Dozen's Sunday brunch, this couldn't compare.  And that made me sad.  =(\n\nWe're game to give it another try, but it's just a Meh to us.  We'd rather go to Casbah or Frick Cafe.


Un service ex\u00e9crable. Vraiment.\nLa serveuse etait blase, arrogante, ennuyee de nous servir. Le comble est lorsqu'on lui a demande de prendre une photo pour nous elle a sechement repondu \"Apres.\" sans jamais revenir pour la photo (c'est quoi l'interet d'avoir une photo avec des assiettes vides et sales ?!). En revanche la manager etait beaucoup plus agreable \"J'aimerai beaucoup faire ca pour vous\"\nQuand a la nourriture, c'est pas top non plus. La plupart des plats comprennent la soupe du jour, une salade (caesar ou garden0 et du pain a l'ail a volonte.\nJ'ai pris les spaghettis primavera pour les tomates sechees et le basilic indiques dans le menu et je aucun de ces elements n'etaient dans mon plat. En revanche, j'ai eu droit a une bonne dose d'huile (du coup les pates etaient super grasses) et beaucoup de poivrons. Les legumes (courgettes, poivrons, haricots plats) etaient croquants voire pas crus ce qui n'est pas forcement deplaisant mais je veux mes tomates sechees et mon basilic !! Les pates n'etaient pas tres cuites non plus.\nLe pain a l'ail est mauvais, surtout quand on est familier avec la baguette francaise mais la salade etait tres bonne \nJe n'ai rien demande a la serveuse, car honnetement si je peux eviter tout contact je le fais.\n\nA eviter a tout prix a moins que vous fermez les yeux sur le service et profitez des entrees a volonte tout en emportant votre plat principal a la maison !


I was not a fan of the psychedelic \ng strings, the neon electric pants , the store doesnt \nhave nothing nice  unless you want to wear a tutu and some crazy ass pants


The Foot Spa gave us bad service so the owner Chen wrote to us inviting us to THIS PLACE. No Engrish spoken here. Upscale from \"foot massage\" for $20 to body for $30. Same thing as \"foot massage\".\nWe wanted private rooms and two girls \nSure sure\nWait wait\nOk ok ok\nBut after 10 minutes waiting,,,, no no no the lady waved us away....\nCurtains separate the \"rooms\".\nI like to pay extra and get privacy without hearing all the people grunting moaning and chattering...\nVery disappointed


Overall, it's the best deli in Vegas. Huge portions, fresh ingredients, courteous and efficient staff, and reasonable prices. Open faced Reuben is a fantastic meal sure to promise a full second meal's worth of leftovers, although it's not a perfect \"Reuben\" sandwich per say. I've never been a huge fan of eating chicken salad sandwich's from restaurants, but their's is outright amazing and is in my usual rotation. Matzah ball chicken noodle soup is always the highlight of the meal for me, and I always get an order to go whenever I start to feel sick; it's the closest thing to \"mom's\" you'll ever get. For breakfast, it's always hard for me to try anything other than the \"Ceily's Stack\", it's savory breakfast heaven with massive latkes and meat covered in cheese and gravy.\n\nHas a nice family diner atmosphere, and service is definitely focused on efficiently turning customers over quickly; which feels nice when your from the Midwest or East Coast like I am. Get in, be smiled at, eat, get a refill, finish eating, and then leave. The way it should be; no lollygagging around with laptops out or any of that nonsense.


Food is pretty good but the staff are a bunch of freaking idiot's.  Not friendly at all.


Loved the pizza, garlic nots and salad. The atmosphere could use a updo, but service was good. Price fair. Great marinara, and awesome thin crust pizza. Highly recommend.


Gluten free! I love this place. I can't eat everything her including the fries and the gluten free bun didn't fall apart! The staff was friendly and happy. The shakes were to die for. This is our new go to spot for sure! It has a drive through as well, which is pretty convenient. I'm telling everyone I know about this place. So good!!!


Such a great place for date night!  Being from the midwest and always around lakes and rivers, this place was a great find in the middle of the desert.  Such a romantic, relaxing setting lakeside.  Great wine selection and good food.  My fiance and I go there quite a bit.  Only one time did my steak not turn out the best.  Other than that, service is great and food/wine is excellent.


Had a layover in Las Vegas airport, and decided to check this place out. Decided to get an iced tea instead of coffee. The lady working recommended the blood orange ice tea -- it was really good! Not too sweet, and it was an ice tea that was unique and different.


Very small theaters, even for a new movie just out. If you dont make it to the showtime at least 5-10 mins before it starts you end up in the front section looking straight upward the whole movie. Nice that there are eating options in sunset station, but drink refills even cost, after you've already spent $14+ for drink and


Hottest club in Vegas right now and that includes all the new kids on the block (The Light & Eclipse) and the big boys (Marquee & XS).  Honestly the only thing  this place lacks is an outdoor area the likes of Marquee and XS, but trust me when I say it makes up for it by being the biggest baddest club on the strip.  Not to mention the fact that they've locked up all the all dopest DJs in the world to exclusive contracts, and for me that's the biggest trump card in the deck. \n\nAlso goes without saying that this joints got enough lazers, lights, and airguns to destroy even the most seasoned ravers LOL. Def one of my favorite Vegas night clubs right alongside  XS and Marquee, with an honorable mention going to Light, Tryst and Surrender.


the house made ginger drink is as good as we heard


I was excited to try this after hearing the excitement from other people that \"Tommy's is coming to Vegas!!!\" After a short description that included \"the chili is kind of like Hormel\", I was in. I've always kind of liked Hormel chili, but I also always thought it to be the lowest possible standard for chili. Tommy's has lowered the bar. \n\nThe chili is a weird sticky/greasy concoction that they dump on everything. It barely tastes like anything... They give samples to everyone before they order, I think because they KNOW it's horrible and most people will hate it. \n\nEven after the bad sample, I got a chili cheeseburger, hoping it would work in its home environment. It didn't.


Positives:  Right in the heart of everything. \nNegs:  Right in the heart of everything.\n\nClean enough and a bit dated but who goes to Madison to stay in the room? (although I don't want to think about the history of the towels I used).  So if drinking and partying and drinking more and listening to other people outside doing the same is what you are looking for... this room is great especially when you consider you will be blacked out within a few hours of check in.


Went for lunch and had a rather mediocre experience.  Nothing here stood out as exceptional. I will them a second chance during a future visit and revisit this review. \n\nDuring my first visit I got two items served to me wrong, I found this hard to believe since I was the only customer in shop during my visit. So errors on orders should not be to an extreme minimum to none.  Since I just wanted to eat, I didn't bring this up to the manager/cashier/cook person manning the entire house. \n\nThe chicken strip I ordered were okay, just breaded and not 'cajun' style....or even southern..vert similar to McDonald's old chicken strips...These were good and yes they were chicken strips. The mashed potatoes with gravy was just that....These little corn nugget things were good. I liked those. \n\nNext I'll try the fried chicken......hopefully it isn't greasy.


Yuck! The teriyaki chicken did not look or taste like chicken. The price for the portion size was too damn high.


Wife and I went there for lunch around 2 PM. Ordered a beer and waited about 10 minutes. Thought they must be really busy, got up to look around, hardly anyone there. No one behind the bar. When food came the guy didn't bother to ask who order which plate, just put them down in front of us. Wrong plates. Fries were cold. Called waitress over and asked for hot fries and also the biscuits she never brought. She was very polite and took care of it. Must say, the meat was excellent. Baby Backs, burnt tips and chicken.


You've got great food, no cover, stripper pole, beer pong tables, midget bar, strong drinks, fun atmosphere, no dress code, patio, food... What isn't to love about this place?


Eh, it was ok. I think Circus Circus needs to remodel this place. Haven't been here in years and it looks the same.  My son had a blast so that's all the matters.


The salesperson that \"helped\" me today was highly incompetent. When he approached me, I said that I needed a lockring tool. He didn't know what a lockring was, so I explained that it was for removing gears and showed him the one that I had purchased at REI that was too big. He said, \"Oh, a CASSETTE tool...\" and walked over to the tool wall (hidden behind the service desk). He stared blankly at the wall for a minute and then said he would go to the back and look. It took me all of one second to find the tool I needed. I told him that I found it and thanked him, and he disappeared. I then stood near the register, unacknowledged, for a few minutes until someone else asked me what I needed. When I said I just needed to check out, he had to tell the guy that had originally helped me to ring up the sale. I had planned on asking for recommendations/advice on a problem I am having with the brakes on my bike, but decided that the incompetent salespeople at the store were definitely not the ones I should ask. I will not be returning to this store, or any other Tempe Bicycle.


I came here often. \n\nGirls: Mostly gorgeous\n\nDrinks: South Scottsdale prices at a club...y'get my drift.\n\nParking: Sucks. Park at dark lot or pay valet otherwise, get here at buttcrack dusk. \n\nThis place is pretty close to a Vegas style strip club. I like it, there's no bs here associated with the Phoenix clubs. I just get paranoid parking in the dark lot. \n\nNever had a bad time here. Then again, never had a great time here either.


How hard is it to take my order and give me what I ordered? The last three times have been progressively worse. Last time, order just nachos. Pico de Gillo, quac, and sour cream on the side. Get home, no PdG, no quac, no sour cream. Tonight, fish taco plate and nachos (same way as last). Nachos are fine, my fish taco plate magically turned into some sort of squashed enchilada thing in red sauce. HOW DO YOU SCREW THIS UP? I WAS THE ONLY CAR IN THE DRIVE THRU AND YOU REPEATED THE ORDER BACK TO ME. I'm miles away now and can't go back. If I ever do. The food is just OK. It will be a long while before I go back. Even the beans and rice where nearly flavorless.


I really wanted to love this place, but I left not that impressed.  There were a few highlights:\n1. The room was quiet (a big plus)\n2. The staff was unbelievably friendly (another big plus)\n3. Parking is easy\n4. Location\n\nA few things detracted from the experience:\n1. The bathroom was cramped and the door wouldn't stay open on its own, which meant that the AC didn't properly cool it.  Not a big deal, but annoying\n2. The gym temperature had to have been about 80 or 90, which clearly isn't something you want when you're sweating profusely anyway.  When I told someone about it they seemed to take it seriously and said they'd look into it.\n3. Breakfast was only OK (sausage was good) but when I entered the guy working there told me to help myself (fine).  There wasn't any decaf so I had to go back and ask; he brought me some eventually.  This wouldn't have been a big deal, except a woman who came in about 10 minutes after I did--and was getting the same thing, the buffet--was treated much better: the same guy offered her coffee right away and was much more attentive with her.


wow. this is the worst place I ever order food from. 1st the food came cold, & when spoke to the manager Joey he said - WE ARE TRYING OUR BEST,  then he insulted me, & was as unprofessional as a manager could be. He thinks making excusing & insulting people is part of saying sorry. I would tell everybody do not order from this place, as long as this guy is in charge. He is a joke of a mamager.


Well I'm leaving the hotel tomorow morning so I guess I'm technically still a guest, but oh well haha.\n\nBeds are pretty comfortable, the shower has decent room and water pressure [I hate when hotel showers just drip, it's annoying n difficult], n my only complaint is that they have the cheapest toilet paper is the world--wtf is that about?\n\nTo get to the pool, get in the side entrance, n use the elevators requires your room key. Kinda weird in my opinion but I guess that's a good idea so random people can't just wander into the hotel or pool area. So safety-wise, a plus.\n\nOh, n there's a Starbucks on the Casino floor sooooo there are NO coffee pots in the hotel rooms and NO refrigerators. Kinda random. At least you have one of those ice cups if you wanna run down the hall to get ice for an ice chest or somethin.\n\nBuffet style eating here is pretty good. They have a whole section for sugar-free deserts if you're concerned about that kinda thing. The buffet line is split into each type of food: Asian, Americana, Mexican, n Dessert!\n\nOur hotel room was on a non-smoking floor which was nice. But there are also floors that allow smoking.....but if you smoke on a non-smoking floor there's a sign that says there will be a $100 violated fee haha so don't do it.\n\nThe pool in the back area of the hotel is about three feet deep but it's designed pretty cool almost like the edge overflows kinda like a fountain.\n\nHooter's, Regal Cinema's, n a bowling alley are attached to the hotel/casino. There's plenty of places around like Walmart n Target or Walgreen's to go get anything you might need outside of the hotel close by. Convenience is always great.\n\nOverall, it's a good place to stay. Good for families n whoever else wants to stay. Oh n by the way, the downstairs casino area is decorated like it's outdoors---reminded me of an old Disneyland ride lol fake sky n etc!


This course is as advertised. Great Fairways, Great Greens, and views are awesome.  My only gripe is there is no grass range. For the price they charge, there should at least be a full sized range. not a small one.


This is a very basic Vons and it's not one of their fancier locations. If you want a deli, produce, dairy, and a medium sized beer & wine selection they have what you need. If you're looking for a bakery, or some of Von's higher end offerings such as an outside gas station this location is not the Von's you're looking for. \n\nWhile some may consider the area \"sketchy\" it's within walking distance of UNLV, a short cab ride from the Strip, and if you need a few things to hold you over this location works. \n\n4 Stars. Haters are going to hate but when you need milk at 2 am or are just flat burned out on overpriced Strip food and want to grab some basics this location works quite well.


Cardioloogists might as well co brand with them to offer discounts. The grease in the grilled items is extreme! I think maybe I have been spolied by oter Persian Restaurants.\n\nI think the spices are a little weak, and they are really not using the most quality ingrediients. Its not horrible by any means. I have a 2 year old that coming home one night said: \"Daddy, kababs please for yummy!\" So we decided to try it.\n\nHe had a few bites, and looked at me and said \"Other kababs\" referring to our other Persian resturant in town, and then asked for his milk. The rice wasnt bad. Nice and fluffy but instead of adding butter to the rice we got they simply provided us a packet of butter on top of the rice.\n\nFor the same price as a lunch at a full service restaurant,. you can get a full dinner but its a far cry from their Persian competitiion. Its basically a no frillls fast casual place. OK meal but not really one I am going to crave too often.


This is the worst service EVER! It's Saturday and I walked in as the 3rd person to be helped and I've been here over a hour. The salesman has been talking with 1 customer for over 45min and they just left and didn't buy anything he just gave them info, horrible salesman and then he left for break when there are now 10 people waiting. The employees have no sense of urgency and don't know what they're talking about.  I have a business account but changed my personal account to Verizon, thank god.  As soon as my last contract is up I will be done with them.  Beware of Sprint, worst customer service in the industry.


HORRIBLE SERVICE. I can understand if it's really busy but to have NO ONE come to our table for over 20 minutes for our DRINK order is just ridiculous. \n\nNo greet anywhere, no thank you's, and not a smile in sight by most of their staff. If you hate your job that much, why continue working there. \n\n2 Stars because I do love their late night specials. Steak and Eggs always a good choice.


This looks like a fairly new Holiday Inn.  The room was very up to date, and came with a flat screen, and free WiFi.  The fitness room was very big for a hotel with a nice variety of modern equipment.  The staff was friendly and efficient. There is also a restaurant and bar on site that has daily specials like $2 beers or margaritas. If you want to eat outside of the hotel,  there are a bunch of restaurants within walking distance of the hotel.  The hotel is located right off I-10 but you really don't hear any of the highway noise. And if you forget anything at home, there is a Walmart across the street as well.


After a disappointing pulled pork sandwich at another barbecue place -  Sassy Sal's in the Northwest- I was still craving the real thing so my girlfriend recommended we go to TC's which has been a favorite of hers for a while. \n\nWe had a certificate from Restaurant.com which obliged us to eat there and while we were originally hoping for take-out, I'm glad we stayed.  First impression - I really liked the decor which had great, vibrant color along with tasteful framed photographs on the wall which made you feel right at home.  This is exactly what I want from a barbecue joint -clean, tasteful, casual, and homey.\n\nService was prompt, friendly and attentive throughout.  The food was the real deal - plenty of  great tasting pulled pork with just a bit of sauce on the bun and great coleslaw to go on top.  My girlfriend got a two meat combo with beef ribs, hot links, and two sides which she said was also good.  The peach cobbler was great - and I don't even like peaches!  I can't wait to try the glazed donut bread pudding.\n\nI'm kicking myself that I've lived down the street from TC's for two years and this was only my first time there.  They've got a ton of lunch specials for only $4.99 and daily specials. 'll definitely be back soon.


I came to this shop because Discount Tire broke a stud while changing my tire. Discount pays for this repair only through Network. This will be the only reason I ever come back to this shop.\nI have been here in the past for repairs. Customer service is terrible and front desk is very unorganized. The first two repairs I had at this shop were fine. I came back for a air conditioning problem. Network told me that I needed a new air compressor at $1500. I didn't have the money at the time and chose to hold off on the repair. I ended up going to another shop for a second opinion and estimate. The other shop found the compressor was perfectly fine it was a bad seal on the compressor. I paid under a $100 for part and labor, I also was taken into the bay, shown and explained the problem. Network is a joke and embarrassment to the honest automotive shops.


the salsa bar is good, free chips and salsa.\nthe  people working on the counter are rude.\nhad the california tacos so plaine has no flavor\nwont be back


The food here is blah. I'd rather eat tacos from a dozen places I pass on the way here... The bar atmosphere is crowded on weekends... standing room only in fact. Drinks are okay, lots of TVs to go with the fake beachy vibe. The music was not my groove but did observe some hilarious drunk dancing that was the most entertainment to be had... If I am invited to yet another birthday bash here, I may or may not decide to come.


Talula, WHAT ARE YOU??? The decor inside is eclectic to say the least, modern art, Spanish wood work, sports bar... My head was hurting just walking by your electric pink exterior. And you need to learn to NOT sit patrons right next to the live band, ever. \nYour food makes up for your decor. Friday fish fry is delicious and very modestly priced! While you don't follow a specific cuisine range, the dishes are tasty. Once you get over your identity crisis, I might be back.