We have gone to two Grimaldi's locations.  This location is closer to where we live than the Old Town Scottsdale location and easier to access due to a better parking situation.\n\nWe usually start with the small Antipasto (it helps keep the kids busy while we wait for our pizza).  My favorite part of the Antipasto is the red peppers, they are very flavorful and compliment the dish well.  We always order two pizzas, one small with cheese for the boys (there is no kids menu) and one large with half pepperoni, half garlic for my husband and I.  The quality of the pizza is always consistently great.  The garlic is not overpowering and is complimented well by the coal-fired flavor from the oven.  The pepperoni is very tasty and even a little on the spicy side.  The pizza is so fresh and delicious we have to persuade ourselves into saving some slices for the next day.  We love to have a cold slice for breakfast!\n\nThe only issue we have had at this location is plates with food residue.  We asked our server for two clean plates and one of them was dirty as well. He returned with another clean one and we had no other issues.  We only had an issue with the plates one time, so I would not say it is a chronic problem.\n\nWe always finish with a cannoli, they are too good to pass up!  They are filled with a rich cream with chocolate chips mixed in and sprinkled on top.  It is the perfect ending to a great meal!\n\nOverall we always have a good experience when we go to Grimaldi's.  We have never had to wait for a table at this location, which is great when dining out with children!  I always recommend Grimaldi's to my co-workers and friends who are looking for great pizza.  On our last visit I got a free one topping large pizza for my birthday after I signed up for their mailing list! Great perk for a fan of Grimaldi's!  I would recommend giving them a shot if you appreciate a great slice!


It's unfortunate that some of my favorite stores are no longer in the Biltmore and it's remodel by Westcor makes it look like all the other strip malls in AZ.... what happened to the old Phoenix Charm?  Where did it go?\n\nRumor has it that Biltmore pushed Banana Republic out and Restoration Hardware.  I know Gucci left b/c the rent was raised so high, they said F YOU- we are heading to Scottsdale, leaving the expensive eye wear to be purchased as Saks.\n\nI also heard that all the restaurants will be gone and condos will be going in there and up--- is this true????  Someone tell me!!!!\n\nThe most disappointing is the charm of the Biltmore is gone.  It's still pretty and nice to walk around but the charm is far gone.  It's unfortunate.  \n\nAlthough, my friends and I do think that there is an unwritten rule that only cute adorable children and precious doggies are allowed on the property and they must frolic and play on the grass.  So if you got an ugly kid, leave him in the car ala Britney Spears style.


I purchased a special order couch and matching recliner Oct 6, 2013.  Was told it would take 6-8 weeks.  It took a little longer than the 8 weeks.  I had to call them on this issue.  Not a real big deal.  They called me a week later and let me know my furniture was ready for pick-up.  My boyfriend went to go pick it up with his truck.  All went well until we got it home and realized they gave us someone else's  couch.  This was around 5pm on a Saturday.  My boyfriend immediately called and told someone at the warehouse about our  dilemma .  Her response...and this is why I am writing this review!!!  She told my boyfriend to bring the couch back and get ours.  Ok, first of all we had a very difficult time getting that couch off the truck it has two built in recliners.  Luckily, it never made it into my home only my garage, that where I noticed it was NOT my couch when I unwrapped it.  We needed some more manpower to carry it into my home.  I told my boyfriend when he called them they need to come and get this couch, someone is missing it!  Bring mine, free of charge and ASAP!  So, when  she told him this , his response. \"That's not acceptable, I need to speak to someone else in charge.\"  Which is what he did and they said they would pick up the couch and bring ours to us the same night (that night).  For this woman, I am grateful that there is someone at Walker that knows right from wrong or probably looked it up on the computer and realized that's where the missing couch went and they cant possibly expect us to return someone else's couch in a timely manner or safely.  I know we didn't sign any paperwork for that!!  We did get our couch that night within the hour.  This was learning experience for me.  Don't ever try and pick up any type of recliners yourself unless you have the manpower.  HEAVY!!  My boyfriend will from now on check the labels on the furniture before he takes anything from a warehouse.  The labels were clearly printed on top of the couch and recliner, two different names and customer numbers!!!  Bad customer service Walker  but, at the end taken care of by one good employee .


It's certainly a start and is convenient for getting around to some places, but it really ought to go all the way to the airport.  Also, considering the short distance of travel, $5 is quite a lot.


I love Wildflower and frequently visit. My favorite thing on the menu is the seasonal Tuscan Kale salad! \n\nThis location gets very busy for lunch so I call ahead and my food is always ready for me when I arrive.


Went here as part of a company bonding experience (read: paid day to go to the pool) and overall had a pretty awesome time!\n\nOf course, the big highlight was the slide - it's one of the top 10 things to see in Vegas from what I've heard.  The first time I didn't see squat.  The second time I decided to lean up and focus a little - I saw a flash of grey fish.\n\nI think the fourth or fifth time I got it down to where I fully saw the aquarium while I was sliding!\n\nThe pool is nice, though a bit small.  I absolutely love waterfalls and they have two, so big props for that.\n\nWe had two cabanas and, sadly, the service was very, very slow.  It wasn't an overly-busy day and the lady would take SO long to come around, food took forever to get delivered and the general quality wasn't on par for a real cabana, VIP-type experience.\n\nTake a gander at the fish tank - lots of cool sharks in there.  =)


Outstanding! - I hit Durants again last night for the new date's birthday and Its going to be hard to think of a negative thing to say. Everything from the entrance to the decor and lighting  to the incredible food and wine was perfect. Shrimp cocktail, bisque, steaks and a great dessert..there is nothing else to say.


In the Northeast we're completely deprived of delicious Double-Doubles, and while there are still options for good burgers up here, their absence is noted. There is simply no other burger quite like an In-N-Out burger.\n\nThere's nothing I can say that hasn't been said by many before me. In-N-Out is legend, and justifiably so. Whether or not there are comparable burgers out there is irrelevant, because they're not In-N-Out burgers, which have a unique taste all their own. \n\nThe Chandler Boulevard location is the only In-N-Out I've been to, frequently when I lived in Arizona, now much less that I'm in Massachusetts. It's clean and nails all the characteristics one would expect, and offers the pure deliciousness that the Western U.S. covets.\n\nIt's an In-N-Out, and that's really all that matters, isn't it?


My new favorite restaurant in Phx. The food is amazing and creative, I love the focus on local product. The staff is friendly and attentive and the food comes out fast. The variety on the menu is great and I love that there are a lot of plates/sides you can share. I even had a fancy push pop for dessert. Remember those as a kid? I went with my husband and we also took my mom when she came to town. Great food, awesome atmosphere, I highly recommend it.


At most buffets I at least leave feeling full, unfortunately I can't say the same for this one.  While there is a large quantity of different food options, the quality makes many of those options inedible.  There were a few different things that I was able to eat but for the most part I filled up on the desserts and not the actual food.


Vegas has a gazillion restaurants to choose from, so the list of places that I want to visit is quite extensive. I definitely knew that wanted to go to a place that would have more locals than tourists. After running through my list and seeing the great Yelp reviews, I finally decided on India Palace.\n\nWow, I was not disappointed! Started the meal off with the Vegetable Pakora and the Onion Bhaji. The Onion Bhaji, which are onions dipped in spicy batter and then deep fried, was amazing!!! It had the perfect amount of spiciness to start with, and when I felt like upping the spice meter, I just added a little of that really hot dipping sauce. I don't know the name of that sauce, but you know, the one that burns your mouth off.\n\nI went for my usual Chicken Vindaloo for my main course. Chicken Vindaloo is chicken cooked in a hot spicy sauce with diced potatoes, and of course, you can request the level of spiciness. I went for \"hot\"! To die for... it was sooo good!!! It was so spicy that I started sweating while eating it....yeah, that's some good shit! I gobbled this down with some garlic naan and cheese naan, and was quite full. I didn't even have room for dessert, which is usually required in my book.\n\nWhen I checked in, I unlocked a Yelp coupon code, which they pleasantly honored. The service was absolutely awesome! Nice, quick, and always a smile.\n\nWill be going back!


Had dinner here with some friends. This place is not the cleanest restaurant in town. The floor was sticky when we walked into our booth. We sat down and was greeted by the server. He brought our waters while waiting to order and one of our water glasses was dirty, it had dis colored water in it. My friends ordered food. I didn't. While waiting for our dish we observed the server saving the lettuce that our neighboring table did not use and placed it on the side. I am hoping they are not reusing side dishes that are not eaten by their guests. I don't think I'll be back to this place. I gave it two stars because my friends that did order say that their Korean food was fair and edible.


As we eat out more than we eat at home we decided to try East Ocean.  We drive by it on Eastern all the time.  One star is all I can say.  The Dim Sum was wonderful but no where did it list prices. The entrees yuck  would rather go to Panda Express.  This is so over-rated will not go back.  The service was so so (we did get refills constantly on our sodas) watched a female start taking an order from a table and her cell phone rang, she answered and walked away from the guests placing their order.  AND then she walks to us and her phone rings again and she answered, guess we should have left then.  Lots of tables available and there was only 5 tables that had guests (we were there 5pm)


Location! Location! Location!  Our room faced the organic market right across the street.  There is a pretty amazing toy store around the corner towards the northeast.  To the northwest, there is a convenient local train stop (Europa?).  The hotel gave us vouchers for unlimited local train rides for the duration of our stay.  There are also restaurants and bars right in the area.  If you take the train east a bit to the KIT Durlacher stop, there is an awesome restaurant called Der Vogelbrau.  They have amazing food there!\n\nMy sister and I stayed in Room 402.  It was tastefully decorated.  The restroom had nice tiling and cute pictures on the wall.  The bedroom wall had a giant city print.  You can open the window and stick your head out to look at what's going on outside.\n\nThe people at this hotel were extremely nice. They offered us glassware and plates for our room, so that we could enjoy the drinks and snacks we picked up from the market.  They spoke English!\n\nBreakfast was the same every day that we were there.  Deli meats, breads, and cereal.  They also had some cool cheeses and spreads that I'd never seen before.\n\nService:  5\nCleanliness:  4\nBreakfast:  4\nCost:  5


The first time I came I had a decent experience. They sat me promptly and were quite friendly. My technician convinced me to get a design and charged me $2 for 2 nails which I agreed to, though the design was poorly done and chipped off quickly. \n\nI went back this evening for my bimonthly fill-in and had a terrible experience. I will never go back, EVER. My nail lady was rushing through my nails and tried selling  me on getting a new full set even though I had gotten one the last time I was in.  She then asked if I wanted a design and told me that it is $5 for 2 nails...she began making excuses when I called her out on this and said \"Fine no design for you!\"...good, I didn't ask in the first place. She hurried through my imperfect, lumpy, and uneven fill and hurried me out of the door when she gave me one nail-dry session. \n\nGood. I'm glad I was rushed out. I would have never gone there in the first place had I known!!! Such a bad experience I made a yelp account!\n\nDon't bother.


We came in here on a Sunday night and had the worst experience EVER. I love cheesecake factory but the service was horrible. We waited for 45 mins for our table, got seated & waited another 20 mins to get greeted. Our food came out cold and the server never came back once to check up on us once he delivered our food. We complained to the manager and he was nice enough to comped our dinner and apologized to us.


I've been here twice now. I got the wings both times. Very good sauce- I did the Rula Bula and, I believe, Guinness BBQ. The beer selection is excellent. We had our first experience with Banana Bread Beer. Amazing!  The Guinness blends are great. Staff was very friendly and attentive. I don't remember the meal i had the first time but I remember being very happy with it.


Dr. Bischoff is wonderful ONLY IF:\nA) You are rich and/or have the Cadillac of insurance plans.\nB) Have no health issues\nOtherwise, don't waste you're time and money (even with the voucher).\nI purchased the voucher ($99 of service for $50). I sent my husband there for a cleaning and he needed 2 small gumline fillings. We were visiting AZ from MA for 6 months only. Dr. Bischoff scared the Heck out of him by insisting on testing him for mouth cancer due to his oral exam of his mouth (test = negative thank God) . Then, he tells him he has gingivitis which will require deep oral scalings (four) at a cost of over a thousand dollars. When my husband explained that we were only here while I was at the Cancer Institute for treatment and that he only wanted a basic cleaning and to get the two small cavities filled (they were hurting him when he ate) and that we couldn't afford the suggested treatment,  Dr. Bischoff flatly refused to do anything until the deep scaling - which would take 3-4 months to perform - was completed.\nSooo...I guess Dr. Bischoff only cares about you if you are rich enough to afford whatever treatment he deigns  to do regardless of what you really need and can afford done. My poor husband was sent away, still in pain and now feeling horrible because we don't have the money or time to have this large procedure done...all because he is my primary and only care giver and terrible me had to get Cancer and spend most of our money coming to the Cancer Institute of America in order to try and save my life. Sounds a bit chilly for such a \"caring individual\".....although they did send a \"happy birthday\" email to him on his birthday (yeah, not much to celebrate with aching teeth and a dying wife). Nice marketing strategy...\nOh, and by the way, we have an excellent dentist back home in Boston, MA whom we regularly see and have been with for over 20 years...He has all the best /latest and greatest equipment too! Upon arriving home, my husband went to him and he doesn't have gingivitis and was right to refuse the deep scaling as due to his health conditions, which include a heart murmur and high blood pressure, the regular dentist has never done a deep scaling. All knowledgeable dentists should require a medical clearance from a PCP prior to performing deep scalings as people with these conditions can have strokes or heart attacks from the debris dislodged during the procedure which travels into the blood stream. My husband's PCP will not give the clearance.\nTypical example of all gloss and glamor but no substance. Real nice digs and alot of expensive toys for the doc to play with but so much for sincere compassionate care!


Great place to get the things you just can't find at the big chain stores.\nHigh quality pet food, snacks, toys, cloths, and staff that care.\nThe store is small, but well worth the trip.  You won't be disappointed.\nI just moved to the area, and after doing a little research online, I found that this place carried not only the high end food I feed my dog, but also the brand of shoes I wanted to protect my dog's feet from the hot ground here in Phoenix.  I looked some more, and they carry, or deal in just about every high end food on the market, and just about anything worth getting for your dog, and they even have a few items for your feline friend too.


Very disappointing! Service was very slow, food was over priced and not to order. I ordered a baked potato 'fully loaded', once the meal got there, I asked about the bacon and was told that was another $.50. I passed.\n\nI filled out their comment card and am currently waiting their response...... (crickets).\n\nNot worth the price to eat there. We may go back for the band and drinks. \n\nNeed a real Steak House in the San Tan Valley!!


The coffee was just ok but the Crepes make up for it. Many varieties of very tasty Crepes.\n\nBest thing about this place is you can order your Crepe from the street like a food truck, watch them make it, and be on your way.


Had their ngohiong and steamed rice for take out! It may not have tasted exactly like my childhood favorites, but they were close and delicious enough to bring me home and have me wanting more!


Went in to get a dress for my young daughter. Was ignored from start to finish. When I asked if they could see if another store had the dress I wanted, instead of offering to call, they offered to give me the number so I could call. Terrible customer service. I bought my wedding dress here 10 years ago. Will never go back.


Superb Coffee shop. Very nice place, great bakery goods, excellent coffee, and also always has reliable wifi.


I scratched up the first rim (aluminum alloy) on my Mercedes when I turned out of an ATM (please tell me why those curbs have to be so big) after having my car for like a week. My husband then dinged up two of the other rims at a DQ drive through and by nailing a curb in a parking spot.  While it kills me to have to pay for something like this, it drove me crazy to have a new car with junked up looking rims.  After some research, we made an appointment.  Tech came out, was pleasant, and-within an hour-my rims looked as good as new. I highly recommend this company. I hope I don't have to use them again but will if I need to...


Parking is a cluster if you come after noon. Come a few minutes before and you're golden.


This is my favorite sushi in the valley, especially when someone else is paying because it's pretty pricy. The sushi always tastes incredibly fresh and the menu has several creative options. I'm not usually a big fan of yellowtail but a friend insisted I try their yellowtail sashimi appetizer. The fiand was so fresh and delicate and the ponzu sauce was so fantastic that I had to restrain myself from licking the plate. I tried big eye tuna sashimi for the first time here and was blown away. I've since tried it at other places and it didn't come close to the flavor and texture of the dish at sushi roku. We had some standard rolls which were also great but my absolute favorite thing I had was the lobster Roll with soy paper and a misoyaki butter sauce. It was so unbelievably delicious! I've been back several times for that roll alone. The ambience is very cool and is great for a special occasion or business dinner.


If you want to wait 30 mins just to place your order, come to this place. Food is great but the service is lacking.


Do you like sliders?\nYup, I do too! I admit it, as much as l enjoy fine dining, I really do have pedestrian tastes.\nYou can only eat eat so much pate and stuffed breast of duck before you need something real.\nI know sliders are everywhere these days. I live near Stax and I like it fine. \nI see sliders on the menu so many of the other places I go, but these...these are really sliders and they are really great and really just what god and nature intended when ground beef was created! \nSmall, delightful chunks of bovine goodness!\nPlus, Chicago Hamburger has some of the best chili fries around to go with the sliders, and that really makes the drive, and the poor parking at lunch and the difficulty finding a place to sit at lunch and all the rest (I actually feel like I'm in Chicago) worth the effort!\nThe regular burgers and the hot dogs are pretty good , too (bright green relish and celery salt for the dogs, so good for them), but really...sliders are the reason to go to Chicago Hamburger.


Amazing is all I can say. They have absolutely everything. No, it's not organic but it's super homemade and killer. I get something different every time I am there and have yet to be disappointed. All the brats, beef, chicken, BACON are all wonderful. Support local butchers or they will disappear! Perfect example, I went in and asked for a pound of italian sausage (kale/cauliflower/sausage pot pie, yum!) and they were out but they offered to make me some on the spot. Really amazing service and great product quality. Make the trip to Jim's


This is a cute place for sandwiches, breads and treats. The customer service is helpful and they give you a taste of one of the breads upon coming into the shop. \nThey answer questions and are knowledgeable.\nThey have a point system for a free loaf of bread that they enter in the computer so be sure to give them your information. We got monkey bread and an oatmeal chocolate chip cookie. They unfortunately didn't have any snickerdoodle ready, and the oatmeal wasn't a hit. The monkey bread however is great with lots gooey cinnamon and easy to pull apart. We got a taste of pumpkin chocolate chip which was good if you like pumpkin and they give a full slice of bread. \nNot sure if different locations have different breads but they serve different breads different days of the week and the blueberry streusel we had at another location isn't available here.


It doesn't get any better\n\nI've had the opportunity of attending two Arizona Cardinals games at University of Phoenix Stadium.  All I have to say it is always a great experience.  I've been to a few stadium across the country and the Cardinals  have one of the better stadiums I've visited.  The Cardinals stadium has  comfortable seating, awesome views from anywhere, spacious walkways, lots and lots of amenities  (food, washrooms and a fan shop) and more then enough parking for tailgating.\n\nRemember to get to the stadium early  before a game, so you can take advantage of all the great restaurants.  Don't forget statium personnel screen everyone coming in, and are strict with the NFL's new bag policies (ladies- get a wristlet or buy one of the clear tote bags).\n\nSo if you get a chance head to the stadium to check it out.


I use to frequent this establishment a couple of times a week for a Breakfast Burrito, however, on one of my visits the gal behind the counter seemed to have pink eye.  It's rare that I will go there now...


I really really wanted this to be great. It was not. \n\nThe good: \n- Cool place, great look, wonderful authentic feel \n- The story of the diner presented in the vestibule, very cool \n- The location is awesome, and it has parking \n- French fries are thick steak fries and tasted great \n\nThe Bad: Everything else. \n- Service started with \"I just got triple sat so I'll do what I can\" and went down hill from there to \"this is why I hate when they run my food for me\". \n- mac and cheese is baked style with congealed cheese. Probably good when first made but not when served. Ate like leftovers from church picnic \n- Philly Cheese steak had hard bread, very greasy, wrapped in paper then cut and served. You are forced to remove this very sloppy paper in order to eat \n- \"Smothered\" hash browns are hash browns with 2 slices of American Cheese put on plate and stuck in melter, the meal served on same blazing hot plate. The worst hash brown I have ever experienced \n- Chili on Chili Dog very chili powder tasting with no other balancing flavors \n- Burger comes in same wrapped paper. Not as sloppy as cheese steak, but still not a fun way to eat a burger \n\nI will try this again only because I love diners and really want this place to be what it can be. We need a good diner in Charlotte. As of right now, we still don't have one. Maybe tomorrow.


Today is my 3rd time in 2 weeks this place id awesome one of the best pizza if not the best in Phoenix


I went to Zipps last week for a dinner/happy hour.  I'm pretty sure this was the first time I've been to any of the Zipps, though I've known about them for years.  I liked the atmosphere, plenty of tv's all over the place, showing a nice variety of games.  I did not like the stools that were at the tables in the bar...seemed like the footrests were a little bit too low to be comfortable, at least for me.\n\nThe drink specials were great.  I had a 32 oz beer (of which there were several draft choices) for something like $3.25...what a deal!  Waitress service in the bar was attentive...initially.  A couple of people ordered some food and I told the waitress that I was still looking at the menu and that I'd order when she came back.  All of the sudden she disappeared, and I didn't see her again until she was serving the food to the other end of the table.  Just weird, since it seemed like every two minutes she was checking on our drinks and seeing if we wanted food initially.  \n\nI ordered a Zipps burger.  For my side I got half & half.  I love the half & half option, so I don't have to make that oh so difficult choice between fries and onion rings and get the best of both worlds.  Everything I got was good, I wasn't blown away, probably the best food item was the onion rings, which definitely appeared to be something made onsite.\n\nIf I could give half stars, Zipps would get 3.5.  But I can't, I'm going to round down.  I may go here again, I may not.  I liked the cheap beer and abundant tv's...all I need to do is figure out how to get there during happy hour with a game on that I want to see and a driver and I'm golden!


I think this would have been a five star if we'd have had the nachos and a cheeseburger. As it was, we shared a club and the teriyaki chicken. It was decent.\n\nBut let's face it-we came for the ambiance, the music and the BOOZE-and margaritaville did not disappoint! I say drink first - eat after.


When reading one of Vegas's local magazine, I happened across a food review that touted Phat Phrank's as having the best Mexican food in Las Vegas.\n\nIn my youth, consumption of Mexican food in Vegas was usually only done after indulging of some non-alcoholic Roy Rogers and Shirley Temples on the Strip (extra grenadine of course :P ). In those days, I would be willing to wager that you could have fried a shoe and it probably would have tasted good to me. \n\nBut this article indicated that Phat Phrank's was pretty darn good and I was craving some carne asada so... \n\nI arrived at about 12 pm on a Thursday and the place was hopping. A line of about 7 people quickly formed, which gave me some time to peruse a laminated menu for what I wanted to eat. I settled on a carne asada burrito with a drink for about 7 dollars. Frank gave me a number, and told me to pick a seat and they would bring my food out to me. About 3-4 minutes passed and a reasonable sized carne asada burrito was delivered to me. \n\nStand by for carne asada burrito dissection...\n\nTortilla - This was ok - had the consistency of a whole wheat tortilla (a bit harder).  \n\nCarne Asada - While this was seasoned appropriately, I was a bit disappointed at how much of the Carne was too fat to eat...I'm used to a little bit here and there, but about a 1/4 of my burrito was annoyingly fatty. \n\nBeans - Beans were flavor-fully non-offensive and didn't take away from the meat thankfully. \n\nSo all in all, Phat Phranks's was Phrankly ok. The reviews on Yelp make me think that maybe that was just a bad burrito day for Frank and his family. Unfortunately, I have yet to try Mexican food outside of California that is worth a repeat trip, but I'm willing to go back to Phrank's and try something else next time I am in Vegas to see if I feel any differently.


Rice was bland, the salsa boring (their table salsa) refrieds were okay. I would give actually 2.5 stars overall. Service was good. Environment slightly leans more \"TACO STAND\" it would be a toss of a coin as to my return. Victor was great! Ordered ranchero tacos was suppose to be strips but was small cubes of meat very tough and chewy. Brought the one described - was tender but oily and lacked taste.


The atmosphere is nice and modern, and you can smell all of the yummy Chinese food when you walk in. I especially love the Beef Chow Mein. The only thing I haven't liked is the Fried Rice, which just seems like white rice with veggies and meat thrown in. Great place for take-out!


Best Mexican food in the East Valley! I hate to call it 'Mexican food' because that will probably make you think of the typical burritos and tacos you get at every other 'chain' restaurant - BORING. The owner/chef really puts an exotic twist on many of the dishes. My favorite is the Shrimp Mazatlan which is a beautiful mix of Jumbo shrimp and Pineapple skewered over a bed of rice. Ingredients are always fresh (the owner has his own garden behind the restaurant! \nBeen enjoying their menu since when they were in a little strip mall. Even back then their popularity caused crowds standing in the parking lot waiting to get a seat! Their new location is really classy so you can dress up of a nice dinner. But you'll still be in a crowd outside waiting for your seat. Believe me it's one of the few restaurants in the East Valley that's worth the wait.


I've been to this place several times and LOVED it!! BUT.. this time; not so much! The only person that speaks english was not there, so trying to communicate with anyone was a challenge. I have always asked for \"Andy\" cause he does such a good job, but this time he was busy, so I got one of the ladies. The therapists were chatting with each other, and it was very distractive. The lady I had seemed very rushed and bothered. Not the best experience this time.. After my massage I walked back to the restroom and noticed a man being ushered in to a private room in the back with a door.. I thought this was weird and asked myself \"Why does he get a private room and my friend and I were out in the open and had to listen to all the distracting noises. I really hope nothing illegal is being done.. I don't condone this behavior and am not 100% decided if I will be returning.


New to Vegas we heard this was the Best Mexican food in town, we were very disappointed. Atmosphere Excellent, Service Excellent Food....horrible.\nMy parents were in town and wanted to hear some Mariachi's so this is why we went.\n\nWe will never go back. Talking to other locals it may just be this location. So if you are doing to try them don't go here!


Hallelujah! Finally, a real margherita pizza in Vegas! Fresh mozzarella, fresh toppings, great crust...if you like Pizza Hut or frozen \"pizza\" from a box, this place is NOT for you. If you have a palette and like homemade food and not McDonald's, try this place. Very reasonable prices too!


This was the fourth time that I've been to the White Chocolate Grill.  It was also the last.\n\nThe food here, while not gifted with any superstars or outstanding and memorable dishes, is what I can best classify as \"good, if a bit expensive.\"  Except for the chocolate souffle cake, which tasted Easy Bake Oven-esque, the eats here are good, at the very least.  The ambiance is fine, too.\n\nWhat's not good, decent, adequate or at all enjoyable, and the reason that I won't be coming back, is the service.  It's one thing if the guy who's supposed to get drinks says he'll be getting us water and will be coming back to take the actual drink orders in a minute ends up taking seven (despite us being about 15 feet from the bar, where one assumes water can be filled into beverage containers), and then forgets to take the actual drink order.  It's a whole other thing when the server is just terrible.\n\n\"I'll bring you some plates for your appetizer,\" he said after setting it down.  Ten minutes later, our table plateless, he asked how it was while refilling my water glass.  He was so shocked that he forgot to bring the plates that he over-poured my water, spilling it onto the table.  He didn't clean it up.\n\nHe forgot to bring the requested condiments with our entr\u00e9es until ten minutes after they'd been on the table (no idea why it was always in tens).  He conscripted other waiters into delivering our food, asking how the food was, and cleaning off the table (which he, at no point, really did - appetizer plates were still on the table by the time dessert was ordered).  He was scowling at us when talking to the table, but was much nicer to the table next to ours.\n\nWhen you get down to it, choosing a restaurant is half about the food and half about the experience.  And in this case, the experience was bad enough to make sure that I won't come back. \n\nBoth stars are for the food, which as I mentioned before, was pretty good.  Just not good enough to justify the terrible server.


Just checked in and already off to a bad start. Tried for a complimentary upgrade and was lied to my face saying that both hotels were booked up, when I heard the agent next to us offer a suite upgrade in the Delano to the people next to me. I'm over it since my rooms were comped anyway.. But a total let down and still disappointing. THEN when I was trying to get into my room after check in our keys didn't work... We had to wait 15 minutes for the Mandalay security to come up and check my identification and let us in... By this time I am heated because it's such an inconvenience that I'm standing outside and waiting while I need to get ready to attend a show. Now I'm inside the room and have been waiting for 30 minutes and we need to get going ASAP and our new keys are still not up here... I call again and I ask to get them rushed, so I hope they arrive soon or the monster in me is going to come out again and in their faces downstairs at the desk!\n\nThe room itself is standard and is on the nicer side so I don't have any complaints about the room. It comes with a shower and tub off to the side. Bed is comfy and tv is a good size. Overall I wouldn't mind staying here again if it's free and they work on improving these little flaws of theirs.


Here is a rundown on my experience with the MGM Grand.\n\nThe good:\n--Arriving/checking in was quite easy with a lot of staff onboard and a very large entranceway for vehicles.\n--Though I am not a fan of Casino restaurants, MGM Grand does offer a wide variety of fine dining, casual dining, and fast food.\n--Proximity.  MGM Grand has its own exit to the Monorail, and the hotel itself is close enough to some of the other major casinos.\n\nThe bad:\n--I stayed in the West Wing, which had pretty below average rooms.  It was a very small room (maybe the smallest I've stayed at).  The mirrors that surrounded the room kind of faked you out in thinking that it was bigger than it was (occasionally running into the mirror isn't fun either).  Plus, the hallways around the West Wing were in bad shape, and they were a little hot as well.\n--I've had better luck at winning at Caesar's.\n--Avoid the Starlane Mall.  It reminds me of CityWalk in Los Angeles--just a bunch of trinkets and trash.  A waste of time.\n\nAll-in-all, MGM Grand is a decent hotel and good enough if you are staying in Vegas (though I would avoid rooms in the West Wing).


This cart features local and organic fare.  The pasture raised pork carnitas are fantastic.  Hands down the best food cart around Charlotte.


While perusing I saw this Chipotle and thought I'd share my experience.  I ate here once many years ago and was underwhelmed and wondered why anyone LOVED Chipotle.  Fast forward to last year and I had never eaten at Chipotle again thinking \"gross\"...the more is more concept of globbing tons of food into a burrito that was not dispersed properly and had dried out beans and chicken and charged extra for chips and salsa.  Never ate at a Chipotle again.  Then a year or so ago, I had a weekly meeting and always needed dinner and the only place on the road to my meeting was a Chipotle, so I had NO CHOICE but to eat there.  Well, it was delicious!  So delicious in fact that I ate there 4 weeks in a row and couldn't wait to get there.  \n\nSo I finally go back to my Chipotle in my neighborhood and think I have been missing out all these years.  Nope, still dried out, bland beans and chicken.  This location needs some management intervention because I am now addicted to Chipotle, but not this location.


This restaurant was just ok.  I got a gyro, and it was filling.  It was good but nothing special.  The service sucked.  I was in with a friend, and we were the ONLY people in the place.  I've waited tables, and I know you hold food so people have time to talk and get appetizers.  But seriously...we waited a half an hour.  And we specifically told the waitress we had one hour for lunch.  Not good.  Especially as there are a million other restaurants to chose from in the area...


HORRIBLE customer service. My sister and I went there after having no success at finding a brides maid dress from David's Bridal. No one greeted us. After browsing for 10 minutes I finally had to find someone to help us. I told her what we were looking for and she just brushed us off. It was a terrible experience. That alone caused them to lose our business. They get 2 stars because the dresses were beautiful and they had a decent amount of accessories to chose from. I would never suggest this place to anyone.


I am not a museum person at all.  But after I met my husband who enjoys mob movies, I planned a mob-themed Valentine's Day for us last year.  The Mob Museum was a must on the agenda.\n\nThis is one of my favorite museums. It is dense with lots of information, confiscated property, and FBI collections. I don't think I even got through the last floor after being there for 4 hours!  My favorite exhibits contained videos, photographs, and props. I especially enjoyed the video near the exit that talked about who the mob movies were inspired by.  I also enjoyed the 2nd floor with the courtroom where the Kefauver hearings were held.  Another is the JFK Assassination room.  Oh and the film about the gruesome murders.  Murder Inc. There's so much to see!\n\nDefinitely one of a kind, fun, intense, and eye-opening.  So fun that I became a member!  Please visit and support the mob museum. I want this part of American history to be preserved as long as we can!


Our German Shepard got a hemotoma in his ear.  It's basically blood filling his ear flap.  We took him here because it's the closest vet to our home.  As far as the visit itself, it was average.  The only treatment they did was to drain the blood with a needle.  No big deal, figured ok, issue resolved, keep pressure on it and it will eventually heal.  WRONG!  After doing some research online and calling other vets, what they did was basically pointless, the ear is filling back up with blood and the issue will have to be fixed with surgery in order to resolve it permanently.  Guess what this POINTLESS treatment cost...$400!!!!  The exam itself was $75 and a flippin' bandage was $53!!  We are FURIOUS!!  Not only did they do nothing to solve the issue, they completely took advantage of us in our worry for our dog.  We have called for quotes for the actual surgery that will resolve the hemotoma to several other vets in the area and the surgery will actually be less expensive than what these ridiculous people charged us for doing jack-sh!t.  Oh!  And when we called them to tell them the hematoma came back they wanted to charge us $40 for the follow-up.  If you have any concern for finances, DO NOT GO HERE!


Second time in a row these people botched my order. I ordered mushrooms, I got onions, which I am allergic to :( And all I got offered was dessert. Should've been a full refund of my $$. NOT nice. They did send me a second order, which was correct, and both delivery guys were quick and very nice. But still, twice in a row? Really?


I prefer wildflower, but recently had their grilled cheese and tomato soup and it was delicious!!  Will be back for that combo!


As I write this review, I am still waiting to poop this abomination out of my body in order to feel some semblance of normalcy. Rare is the day when you're driving down the road and DON'T see an \"Im Addicted to Pete's Fish & Chips\" bumper sticker. However, as a native Canadian who has been in the States for over 30 years and Arizona for about 27 years, I had yet to eat fish & chips below the 49th parallel. My husband, a Bay Area transplant, had a hankering' for some fish and chips and thought - \"what better place to try than the one advertised on many a back bumper?\" So off we went in the Ferrari of minivans...\n\nMy husband asked how big the pieces of fish were - after all, you could get 4 pieces for under $7 - how big could they be? \"About the size of a fish sandwich\" said the guy behind the counter. that should have been our first clue.Both of us are used to pieces of fish being of the plate-sized variety.\n\nWe didn't get \"fish and chips\". What we got was a mystery substance covered in cracker-meal then flash frozen for God knows how long before it's dropped in grease. EVERYTHING lacked flavor, except for the ketchup+Tapatio known as \"Pete's Sauce\".  The \"shrimp\" - like the \"fish\" - was of questionable origin... about as authentic as the \"Rolex\" you can get from the guy with the trench coat in New York. The fries were bland - totally tasteless. Not sure what was in that plastic packet that claimed to be \"Malt Vinegar\". \n \nIf the Mother Country knew these yokels were wearing the Union Flag on the backs of their uniform shirts, we'd be thrust into war with her, for certain!\n\nThe whole experience forced me back into my Canada Rule. Never again. \n\nReally deserves no (or negative) stars... but Yelp won't let me grade that low.


overall lousy.food is just okay. atmosphere is cheesy. loud and dirty.  very surprised I didnt get food poisoning.  Ive been recommended this place by several people for three plus years Ive lived in Charlotte and I won't be taking recommendations from any of those people ever again.  $6- upcharge to add avocado to two rolls that didnt have it..wouldnt mind it if the rolls were good.  No variety in their rolls. Boring selections.  Most of them contain carrots.  ?  plum wine was off.  Too loud.  looks like a damn diner...a bad diner (and I grew up in South Jersey). I truly want to understand the fascination with this place.  Maybe its because Im 40 and too old to appreciate??  I live for sushi.  I could eat it every day if I had the $. ..check out the wet menus, the wet floor, the stickiness of the tables....stickiness of the floor, the awful stench, the cheasy \"buffet table\" with inappropriate sneeze guards..the filthy bathrooms, and look at the floor (doorway to the kitchen/dish area ) as you walk towards the bathroom. lol. Germ freaks stay away.  probably okay for a post-drinking meal.. the same way we did fries and shakes back in the day when you were 17-25.  Not for a nice night out.


They have the best pizza, we drive 50 miles to get this pizza. There wings are also great and you can't beat there beef on kummelweck it is so good. We have also had there subs and pasta dishes and all is great. So don't hesitate about going to eat here it is so worth it.


I went looking for properties all over vegas and Altessa by far was one of the nicest I found. The staff was very friendly and the property itself had been upgraded. Nancy was very friendly as was Michelle. Though a bit expensive, still don't understand all the fees, I think it's well worth it. I'll be moving here next month and will update my review with a new one once I've settled in.


Amazing jewelry store. We've bought and had fixed/serviced our watches, rings etc They are wonderful. Unfortunately Danielle, the lady who usually answers the phone, has poor phone manners. I won't give T Bird less stars though. She just needs to check her tone of voice!


I was working at the Hard Rock Hotel for five days and ended up eating at almost every establishment there.\n\nThe food at Fu is floating around the rankings of P.F. Chang's. Given the choice between the two, I would choose P.F. Chang's though.\n\nThe Chinese horoscope themed drinks were good. They were strong for fruity concoctions.\n\nWe ordered two types of edamame to snack on while we waited for out order to arrive. One regular with salt and one with a spicy seasoning. The spicy one was pretty good, not too spicy, but flavorful.\n\nWe also had the crispy vegetable egg rolls. They were tasty and perfectly fried.\n\nFor my main dishes I had the garlic green beans, garlic noodles, and the duck. They were all alright, they could have used a little more flavor. I would still order them all again as is though.\n\nThe service was nice as well. Someone at our table didn't quite understand the complexities of the lazy Susan and ended up spilling a glass of water into my duck. They staff immediately cleaned it up and brought a new plate of duck.\n\nThere are so many better options to eat at Vegas, but if you have to eat at the Hard Rock Hotel, Fu isn't too bad of an option.


OK- I am giving them 4 stars because I like the artichoke appetizer that much. It is absolutely delicious. \n\nThe menu is very boring. The rest of the food doesn't inspire me.\n\nThe artichoke appetizer is to die for. With a bottle of white wine. Heaven.


Their lamb entree was great but they have removed it from the dinner entree selections. If you want to try it, you have to order the chef tasting option which costs a lot more. The lamb taco and seabass were not bad but I have had better else where. Over all i thought this place is over priced and the food was just ok. I was not impressed with this restaurant.


nice pool areas but i think WAY too crowded. we found our way to a not so crowded pool with people of all ages and it seemed pretty chill at this pool. the other pools we walked by were filled to the brim with 20-something partiers looking to get drunk and have sex in the pool. can we say gross? all we wanted was to lie around and take a dip here and there to cool down. once the pool we were at closed, we had to find a new place to lounge. it was pretty hard given that there were so many people.


Chicken and waffles is the way to go. I'm a waffle fan and these get about 3.5 stars. It's the only breakfast dish I've tried that deserves a repeat performance. The edges of the waffle are a little crispy and the middle is a soft, slightly chewy texture. Do not bother trying the chicken sausage, not good. Very greasy and the texture is kind of gross. I don't know how else to describe it but I spit it in my napkin so I think gross about covers it. Just trust me and order the waffles.\n\nI've had the southwest burger as well. It comes with green chili's, pepper jack cheese, guacamole and a pretty good chipotle mayo. I don't eat cow so I sub in a turkey burger. It's not the best turkey burger in Vegas but it'll do in a pinch. A little dry but it usually is in comparison to a beef patty.\n\nThe service is slow and very consistent. It's always slow. Always. I know this going in though so I don't sweat it. If you don't have some time to kill you might want to opt for the feast buffet here instead. The service is always polite and even with all of my substitutions and deletions, it's always accurate. It should be, considering it's slower than molasses.


I would give it 3.75. Never would guess a cool little breakfast spot would be located under some shady apartments on 7th street. Sat at the bar and ate. Could see right into the very small kitchen. I only had scrambled eggs and bacon which are nothing to rave about but it's hard to mess those up. Some of the other dishes that came out of the kitchen looked great!  I'll have to try the pancakes next time!  Would definitely come back.


it was kinda coo...it would have been a little more fun if there were servers around to actually be dicks but they were running a pretty tight ship. they were being pretty rude. i was checking my work email on my phone ( i know lame but i still have responsibilities) homie kept touching my screen to make me mess up. i got the point. i put the phone away. one thing i wish i would have known is that you can leave your bra at the bar. damn. i am all for fun but you do not leave a $40 victoria secret push up bra at no bar....maybe the $8 target bra. the food was pretty good but i had to bounce out earl to catch my flight back home. it would be nice to go again and actually get to enjoy it.


Decent sushi. Their unagi (BBQ eel) is terrible and that's my favorite. The salmon and other rolls are good.


Pretty bad.  I was given 2 Applebee's gift certificates, meaning I've been forced there multiple times.\n\nThe Food: It's typical Applebee's food, not great, just good...although, my coveted artichoke dip was cold last time.\n\nAlcohol:  The bartender's suck, I ordered a \"Long Beach\" two separate times and the first time it tasted purely of tequila (WTF?), the second time I ordered it with a kicker (that the bartender recommended) but it tasted purely of sugar...and I don't mind sugary drinks but this was bad.\n\nThe Service: Probably the best part of the restaurant, very friendly in my experience (the reason for the second star).\n\nManagement: incredibly unorganized, managers clearly disliked their jobs, one told us how ghetto the clientele is...which is probably true considering some of the stories I've heard...\n\nIn essence, the food is hit or miss, the alcohol sucks, and literally most of the management hates their lives...do yourself a favor and go somewhere where there's a little TLC put into the place...


Where do I begin? The food was to die for, the service was even better. Big shout out to Giorgio who educated us not only on the menu choices themselves, but on what wine to try with our meals and even dessert. He checked in frequently, as did the young gentleman who was refilling water glasses (I regret not asking his name). If you like Italian food at all, Buddy V's is a must try!


My wife and I met two other couples at St Francis on a Friday evening. The place was packed and we were seated at the table closes to Camelback Rd and really away from the dinning room. So it was a more intimate dinning experience.\n\nThe service was sloooooooooowwwww. It took about 15 minutes to get a drink. I would expect much better service from a high end restaurant. I had the Romaine Salad, Pork Chop and a desert along with a couple of beers. The meal was a $30 special during Restaurant Week, but somehow the bill came out to about $100 per couple before tip. So this place is a tad pricey. The Romaine Salad was fabulous, I think the tiny real pieces of bacon put this salad over the top for me. As I was eating my homemade breaded pork chops this past weekend, I was reminded how the thick pork chop at St Francis tasted so mundane compared to other restaurants I have patronized. The desert was okay.\n\nIn conclusion,  my taste buds couldn't convince me that I had a culinary revelation.


they're remodeling but its standard. not a hotel you wanna bring a one night stand to. if youre young, partying, and wanna feel the full vegas effect then dont go here. but if you dont care, staying here isnt the worst since youre never in vegas just to hang out in the hotel room anyways.\n\nelevators are slow! small casino on the first floor.


those that know me know i like to have a good time. \n\ni usually do.\n\nwent with a group of around 30, so yeah it was crazy.\n\nfor some strange reason, i just wasnt feeling this place. yeah the usual things youd find at a strip club are here..  cute to a few HOTT ladies walking around preying on drunk folks. random ass femalecustomer getting it on with a group of said ladies.... hella expensive ass drinks......\n\nbut strip clubs are like masturbation.... in the begining it all seems like a great idea, youre all excited and during, youre having a great time..... but after a few minutes after, you realized, damn i just fucked myself.\n \n+1 star for that cute stripper that actually seemed like she was enjoying chatting and took me over to an abandoned area not being used that night just to chat about random ass shit and not to clean me out of all my money.


I like the fish tacos and have ordered them several times before. But today I stopped by to place an order and was completely ignored. The person at the front desk just kept speaking Spanish to someone who worked there and never made eye contact. I left without ordering.


I've only been here once, but thought I'd share after reading some other reviews. \n\nFirst off, this is NOT TexMex. I'm not sure what I would classify it as, maybe AmeriMex, but definitely NOT TexMex. \n\nNow that I have that out of the way, I'll say that I like El Cancun. \n\nI do not like this El Cancun. \n\nWhile it looks decent on the outside and the inside, the food and service were simply terrible. Chicken was very watered down, the salsa was flavorless, and the service make a fast food chain look really good. Just a poor, poor experience at this location overall. If this was the only El Cancun in Charlotte, I would feel the same way many posters do and just never come back. \n\nLuckily for me, I live in Rock Hill. There's an El Cancun here. And it's pretty awesome. I won't give it a full on review because this isn't really the place for it, but suffice it to say that if you're in RH and you see the El Cancun and you go \"ugh, no way that place is terrible\" don't put your experience with the really shitty location on to the one in Rock Hill and give the other one a chance.


Their salsa is either really tasty or I was just really hungry when I came here for lunch (the traditional tomato salsa, not the green tomatillo salsa, which is kind of blah tasting).  Had the Ono taco and the ahi taco.  The Ono was quite good, the ahi looked like it had seen better days.\n\nPrices are reasonable, but service was slow.


Was craving some Chinese fried rice and came out to find pretty good Chinese food at this hole in the wall spot. Totally a great bang for your buck which is weird to say in Vegas. Great family owned business. Will come back again


Our service was extremely slow the night that we visited.  We waited, and waited, and waited for our food.  I tried to give them more of my money by trying to order more drinks while we waited, but our server did not jump at the opportunity to run up the check and get a better tip.  So not only did we wait for our food way longer than my patience could handle, we also were left hanging with dry cups for most of the duration of our wait for our food  =(\n\nOnce the food came out I was not impressed with the carne asada.  I probably should of just stuck with the tacos.  \n\nI was very disappointed that I wasted my time and money at this place with all of the other options for great food in Vegas.


I've been to this location one other time but today was a complete disappointment. I ordered a Med. hot Chi and muffin (very good BTW) no napkin kind of got in the way of me eating it in my car though. The problem was with the Chi... I kid you not it wasn't even half full! I went back through the drive thru and asked for another and she said it was the froth (which also didn't fill the cup) Being in the service industry myself I would have been embarrassed to give that to a customer.  Got to the window for the Chi and didn't even get a \"sorry about that\", I'm not done with Dunkin but I'm for sure done with this location!!


Wonderful employees


No fax machine. No electronic records. No emails or computers.  I have to keep track of my pet's vaccination records?  What's up with that? The doctors are very nice and seem competent.  Front desk support is generally ok, but had a phone conversation with someone who must have gotten up on the wrong side of the bed...  Options are limited for those of us who live downtown.


First off - this review is only for the concert going experience. I don't think I've every actually eaten here, and don't really plan to. \nI've been here quite a few times since I've lived here for concerts. I've actually been to this venue more than any other in town for concerts. \nThe last concert I was here for was just this past Friday (Keane with Ingrid Michealson and FRAN HEALY from TRAVIS). The most recent time before this weekend was in October, so I can't really rate on that experience. I've never actually gone to a concert for the almost sole purpose of seeing an opening act (if you couldn't tell, I was there for Fran from Travis). The tickets for this venue usually cheaper than other places on the strip (these were $28 for GA...however, I paid over $15.00 in taxes and fees for each ticket). I've never encountered a completely sold out show, and the will call window is super easy and doesn't typically require an additional fee.\nThe box office staff at HOB are great. Very friendly and very helpful, this was no exception. The ticket and front security are also efficient and pleasant. They don't seem to get too upset when you are waiting to get into a show. \nThe only staff that aren't always good is the inside security. Often times they get a bit assertive about phones and cameras when their really is no need. However, I can see this as a good thing when people really are out of control...which I've seen a couple of times. As for a concert venue, I really think its odd that they have bathroom attendants. I am at a  standing room only concert where I paid $30 for a ticket...I don't really need a bathroom attendant...I guess its charm. The drinks are priced pretty typically for the strip. I had a 24oz Miller Light for around $8. \nUsually the sound and lights are good. This past concert was not good. The first two acts everything seemed to go okay. But when Keane finally started (after what seemed an eternity) the sound was off, and it never really got clear into  the show. My biggest problems where that a) the staff didn't let us know there was technical issues, despite us being able to see they where having problems. b) they didn't get their stuff figured out  to make the sound better, leaving me (maybe I was the only one) with an incomplete feeling from the show. They finished their set, but I couldn't say I 100% enjoyed the show, despite being a fan. \nIf I could I'd give a 3.5 because I've seen some amazing shows here. However, its going to be a 3.0 until I can get back to see they still have their act together.


At La Paz, I was so ready for some fresh Mexican food with interesting flavors.  What I got was generous portions of stuff that mostly tasted like it came out of a can or a freezer with perhaps a quick pass through a microwave.  Yuck.  No bright, bold favors, with the exception of the smoky salsa, which was interesting.  Just blandness, flavorlessness, and dried-out or mushy textures.  Way below-average food quality was saved from one star by the apparent cleanliness and d\u00e9cor newness.\n\nIt was about 5:30 p.m. on Friday, the day after the 2013 Fourth of July.  I took my elderly mom out for a rare restaurant dinner.  When we arrived, the restaurant was almost deserted--always a bad sign!  Because of mom's wheelchair, we were seated in the huge third room that was made up entirely of tables with hard, echo-y surfaces everywhere.  The room cried out for a little fabric or something soft to make it cozier and more inviting; this had the ambiance of a cold, whistling airport waiting area.  \n\nWe were alone in there, except for the two people at an appealing-looking outside table who were soon forced in by a rainstorm.  It took them three trips to empty their table themselves and decamp to the inside--with zero help from the not-to-be-found wait staff. We felt pretty neglected, too.  They never did fully set up our table -- I finally got up and commandeered some salt and pepper from another table about 3/4 of the way through the dinner.\n \nThe relatively short, plastic-coated menu had some appealing-sounding entries that had us psyched -- char-grilled chicken with mango salsa, coconut rice, and black beans, for example.  I was also intrigued by the Mexican Flag enchiladas, which were supposed to be three types of enchiladas covered in three different sauces representing the colors of the Mexican flag.  Yum, right?\n\nUh, no.\n\nWhen the food first arrived after a reasonable but longer-than-we-expected wait, mom tried to send it all back.  She was right, but I intervened and we listlessly ate it all.  As I write this, my tummy feels like it is loaded with lead.  Ugh....\n\nFirst, the coconut rice had been replaced with a truly awful-tasting, mushy excuse for Spanish rice.  \"Where is the coconut rice?  Coconut rice is the reason we ordered this dish,\" we said.   \"Oh, we are out of coconut rice,\" the waitress explained without apology.   We think substituting food without asking us first is a major no-no.\n\nThen, the food on both plates didn't look good.  The bite of chicken mom tasted was hard to chew, and she said it tasted miserable.  I thought it was okay but flavorless.  It was one of those massive chicken breasts that had been portion-reduced by horizontally slicing (not pounding) the chicken to make a thin piece with a huge footprint.  There was maybe a teaspoonful of presumably-bottled mango salsa that was amazingly flavorless on the obviously-not-marinated, flavorless chicken.  \n\nThe refried beans were heaped in a stiff vertical stack at least three inches tall and visually similar to the cliffs of Dover, with that fresh-from-the-can flavor.  At least the tea tasted good, and there were some tasty bits of steak in the enchiladas.  \n\nAlas, the enchiladas sat too long under heat lamps before service.The enchiladas may once have had sauce on them, but once served, no sauce remained at all-- just a bit of dried coloration on top.  Above that was a thin layer of dried-out cheese--cheddar(?) on one and white cheese on the other two.  The Mexican flag idea was completely lost.  We ordered little dishes of the missing sauces and poured some velveeta-like melted cheese over top of the rice to make it edible and soldiered on.\n\nA $15 Mexican entree should be vastly better than this.  With tip, our check exceeded $40 (no drinks other than tea, no appetizers, and no dessert) - an amount that should have allowed us to eat pretty well at many much better restaurants.  Mom and I will not be back to La Paz.


This store has a pretty good variety of products, my biggest complaint is the lack of good service.   The same woman has been there each time I've gone in, and she is very unfriendly and not very helpful.\n\nShe has never smiled or seemed interested in helping me find a specific item.  It doesn't make sense to me, especially if she is the owner.  Does she not want to sell her merchandise and make money?\n\nOther than that it is a fun store to look through, they have a much bigger selection than Michael's or Joann.  The prices are high on some things, like the clear stamps and brads.


First off, I do like this place. I'm writing this review because of the incredibly unprofessional experience I had there last night. I am also bothered that there is no contact to email the restaurant directly. Even, when asking if a manager or the owner was able to there, I was told that he works in the back of the house and is in his office ..... Ok? So no one around to take responsibility for the staff's behavior.\n\nHere we go. \n\nI was in Shoku last night for dinner at 6:30, the restaurant was full except for one table in between a large group of 7 small children and 2 adults, and a very rowdy group  of 3 drunk people with one of the servers sitting with them. We were seated quickly and our drink order was taken, and just as quickly one of the servers, the tall and visibly drunk (I think transgender) guy with long hair, went to the table next to us and took a shot of sake and told them he'd be back. Then I guess our server, (we had 3 different people come to us throughout our meal) Joy came over and asked for our drink order. I told her that I had already ordered a hot tea and we ordered our food. After taking our food order, she then sat at the table next to us, near a guy who kept knocking an empty beer bottle on the table and was smoking an e-cigarette at the table. He would occasionally stand up to dance and stagger around, repeatedly bumping into our table and my friend sitting next to him. :/ After our food was brought out by Joy, the guy server came over and asked if we needed anything. I reminded him that I was still waiting for my tea, he yelled \"OH YEAH!\" and ran into the back. Joy returned with my hot tea and the cup was dripping everywhere and she was spilling it bringing it out. Both servers were pretty drunk and were very sloppy. \n\nHere's where it gets bad. Once we had our food and after 20 minutes I managed to get a cup of tea, the guy server sat down with the table of drunk people next to us. Their conversation was so loud and offensive I couldn't believe it. One of the drunk guys kept calling the possibly transgender male server a FAGGOT. Over and over again. The server was telling him to \"SHUT THE FUCK UP\" or he'd \"PUT HIS PUSSY IN HIS FACE\". The two drunk guys and one other staff member, she was wearing a Shoku shirt but never got up or did anything, continued to drink with the server for the duration of our meal. I was really surprised at this crazy behavior with a group of 7 kids who looked to be under the age of 10 sitting on the other side of us. Their vulgar, offensive and very LOUD conversation totally ruined any chance for me, my husband and our friend to talk to each other. \n\n\nTHE ONLY UP SIDE:\nThe only staff member who seemed embarrassed by Joy and the other male server, cleaned up the entire table beside us that had 9 people sitting there, mostly children and came over to apologize before getting the bill for us and processing our check was named Happy. He was great. I felt bad that he was surrounded by idiots and was picking up their slack and attending to all the tables in the restaurant. After we paid, I went up to him and tipped him and thanked him. \n\n\nTLDR: The drunk table beside us were drinking with two of the servers and being incredibly offensive in a restaurant full of kids. The staff also let one of the drunk guys smoke his e-cigarette in the restaurant while yelling at each other and calling the transgender server a FAGGOT. UNACCEPTABLE.


Okay, this is my second time at the Buffet. The first time I was really impressed, the food was delicious and there was such a big variety. And the dessert buffet! The best. \nSo i decided to come back 3 weeks later with my family. It was a Wednesday night, there wasn't a big line and not top busy. \nThe food was again delicious, but the service was the worst. We were 3 adults and a kid and had ordered drinks for 3 adults, but it seemed like after 2 drinks it was a problem giving them to us. Our waitress seemed more and more angry and did not smile or talk back when we asked her to bring drinks. After 1.45 hours she said that we couldn't get more drinks and had to go. WHAT. Okay, on the receipt it says that they would like if people would stay no longer than 2 hours, but we just asked for a last drink. Well, she came back and said you can get a last one. And then in one of the drinks there were bugs in the ice cubes. BUGS. So gross. We talked to the manager and she apologized and we got the money back for 1 unlimited drinks (around $13). \n\nI am never coming back, good food, but that can never make up for the bad bad service, and BUGS in the ice cubes. EWW


This buffet was way better than than the circus circus no doubt!  Thanks server bobby for making it enjoyable and for getting everybody to sing for my ten year old!!  The food was ok but...my favorite is the eggs benedict and the crab legs!


LOVE LOVE LOVE KA! =D\n\nVisually stunning, amazing and wonderful acrobatics, colors, music and costumes. The whole show was really fantastic and it was great that there was a storyline. Although it could be a little difficult to follow at times, the scenes are really amazing. One of the best shows I've seen in Vegas and it definitely competes right up there with Cirque's O. I have seen Love and Le Reve and I don't think they were as technically amazing as KA. The theater itself is impressive enough and the show blew me away.\n\nA few things to note: \n-The show is about an hour 45 minutes (totally passes by so fast!). Don't go on a bathroom break! You'll miss stuff. \n-Bring a jacket, because it does get cold in theater.\n-Look EVERYWHERE. The sets are designed for all the seats in the theater.\n-Look for deals on great seats! When I went I saw a promo code on travel zoo for 30% off orchestra seating. It was a great deal and we had really great seats. I've never paid full price for Cirque tickets because there are usually deals on every one of their shows. \n- Check for seating online and by telephone. I also called in and spoke with someone to book my tickets to the show. They gave me better seating then the ones I found online. So it's good to do both to snag better seats!\n\nKA is soooo good that I would totally watch it again. =)


It was tough to find a casual sit down breakfast option at the Wynn or at Encore, where I was staying.  I ended up at the Terrace Pointe Cafe. As a \"party of one\" the hostess suggested I might be most comfortable sitting at the bar, presumably because there was a wait for two-tops. I was in a hurry so I said ok. \n\nI wanted a Benedict but the only two on the menu were a lobster version and one with pulled pork, so I passed. I ended up ordering a bagel and cream cheese and a Greek yogurt with berries and granola. \n\nFirst there was some confusion among the bartenders about the bagel, which I wouldn't have known if they hadn't each asked me if the other was getting my bagel. Then when it came it was burned. It would have been crappy even if it weren't blackened - is this bagel seriously the best available in Las Vegas?  It has to be, right, because if there were a better bagel I would think Mr. Wynn would have found it, right?  The saving grace was the cream cheese, which was definitely not from a tub. \n\nThe yogurt with berries and granola was better but it was way too big, probably to justify the $14 price. Seriously, y'all?  For yogurt and a couple dozen berries?  It had blueberries, blackberries and strawberries over some bland yogurt - I asked for vanilla but I think I got plain.  The star of this dish was some seriously amazing granola, which I'm told they roast fresh every day. \n\nHigh prices but with some nice elements and a pretty setting.  I'd go back.


We bring our daughter here since she was born 5 years ago. I have to honestly said that Dr Leavitt and Dr Guthrie are great doctors. Sometimes when she fell ill and in order to have a peace of mind,  we simply brought her in. I do not see them trying to \"sell' me medication by prescribing any kind of prescriptive drugs if is unnecessary. All they advise me is I have a choice to go and buy some medicine over the counter, or just let her rest and drink plenty of water! I am somewhat 'old fashion' and don't believe in feeding too much drugs for my kid.\n\nI have to say that the waiting time is always long even is a scheduled appointment. Waited in the front desk can be quick, but after the nurse called you in and take the kid's temperature, weight etc. there is another round of waiting, as bad as more then 40 mins. The entire visit can be simply 10mins but take 1-hour or more to see the Dr.\n\nI understand this is a busy office operating in 2 locations, and when you call the front desk to schedule any kind of appointment, whoever answer it always seems to ask you to hold....somewhat under-staff?!


If I could rate this place as a zero, I definitely would. My husband and I decided to try Qdoba, as we had never been there before. Stopped in for a quick bite of lunch, I ordered a shredded beef burrito, my husband, a veggie burrito. The girl behind the counter looked confused when I told her I wanted shredded beef on my burrito and that it wasn't a veggie burrito. After understanding that I actually wanted beef, she put three whole pieces of meat. I seemed to have inconvenienced her in asking to put more meat on my burrito. My husband then had to remind her that he'd ordered a veggie burrito, and actually wanted veggies on it. Once we finally made it down the line, we went to pay for the food. The girl rambled what the price was and before we knew it, we had paid almost $23 for two burritos, chips and a small drink. Something definitely did not add up correctly. We looked at the prices we were charged on the receipt and compared to what they had on the menu boards, and realized we were charged significantly more than what the menu stated. My husband went to ask the girl behind the counter what was going on and she said they had changed the prices. She then called the manager over, who again, reiterated that the menu prices had changed, they just hadn't received the updated price signage. There was nothing anywhere in the store stating that any of their prices were changed, we had to hear about it after we were already over charged for our items. At this point in time, the \"manager,\" interrogated us and asked, \"didn't you look at the price on the pos system before you paid??\" The pos system didn't display what we had ordered nor did it display the price. My husband demanded to be refunded back the difference, and the manager said they were not allowed to give refunds, and they would need to call corporate in order to get one. We were interrogated again and asked if we had already started eating the food, which was said in a very sarcastic way by the manager. She then spent a decent amount of time on the phone with \"corporate\" asking if she could give a refund, to which \"corporate\" offered to give us food vouchers for another visit. As we don't live in the area, there was no way we were going to accept that and wanted a refund of the difference. The manager said she didn't know how to use the computer or issue a refund for what we were asking, and ended up refunding the entire meal. She then acted as if she was doing us a favor by allowing us to keep our food items. We probably would have been better off not even touching the food, and going somewhere else. The four pieces of meat that were in my burrito were not very tasty, and overall the food quality was very poor. To top off the experience, the cashier mishandled the customers food behind us. Initially refused to offer her food at the menu price, and treated them worse than she treated us. The best part of this experience was walking out the door, and vowing to never come back.


This little Thai place is simply delicious! I like to get delivery and they're always on time, have the right order, and have even delivered after hours!!! \n\nI recommend the pan ang curry noodles (if you don't like the crispy noodles, you can substitute with any other kind of noodles) the pot stickers, crab puffs and the won ton soup is amazing too! My boyfriend likes the general chicken. \n\nEverything I've had here is so tasty and I would recommend it to anyone looking for awesome Thai food and great service!


My kids' allergies were really kicking up, so I started looking for someone to clean our air ducts.  I called a highly rated air conditioning business to ask their opinion and they told me their customers were extremely happy with All Ducts.  I called Brian (owner/manager/employee) and he got me an appointment exactly when I needed it.  He gave me an estimate for both cost (very affordable, in my opinion) and time and both were spot on. He has all of the right equipment--he is not a carpet cleaner that is trying to moonlight as a duct cleaner. He is thorough and professional.  I had him clean my dryer vent as well, which was a tricky job, as the builder vented the dryer from the first floor to the roof. However, Brian had the proper equipment and was able to do the job easily. I highly recommend All Ducts.


Went here for lunch.  I had one of the specials of the day, the seafood cannelloni.  My husband had the baked ziti.  We started out our meals with a nice cheesy foccacia-like bread with olive oil + parmesan cheese dipping mixture.  Our entrees were quickly made and came minutes after being ordered, which was nice since we only had a limited amount of time for lunch.  The seafood cannelloni was just one large tube of pasta, filled with crab, scallops, and shrimp.  The sauce was decent, a creamy tomato mixture.  However, the pasta tasted rubbery, and the shrimp was overcooked and tough.  My husband's ziti was pretty good though.  It was a large amount of pasta, with a nicely browned mozzarella topping.  The sauce itself had a nice smokey flavor to it, and the pasta was perfectly al-dente.  Service was good.  Drinks were refilled promptly as needed.\n\nSo, a mixed experience here.  I'd definitely come here again for some fresh pasta dishes, but I'll pass on the cannelloni.


Ug! Having spent time in the Philippines I thought it would be awesome to eat here.  That was an unfortunate mistake I shant make again! Not even nostalgia could save this train wreck.\n\nThe food:\nGarlic chicken and pancit (noodles) side seemed like they were made yesterday - dry and nasty.  The halo-halo (sweet ice dessert with gelatin and other various mix-ins)  was awful too.  The only thing I got that was any good were the Buchi (sesame balls) but they were way overpriced, and a mango shake that was pretty good.\n\nThe service:\nI think the woman that rang me up was a manager and she was so rude right off the bat I should have left but I was hoping to bring back some good memories with tasty grub. DEFINITELY should have believed the previous two posts.\n\nAVOID AT ALL COSTS!!!


It was a Monday and all of the regular chinese haunts were closed. I decided that I would give the old Pho Bang one last try. Much to my delight I realized a change in the name. My hopes began to rise. \n\nTo begin the prices were VERY reasonable (about five dollars a plate, six if you want the everything plate). The patrons were primarily (but not exclusively) Vietnamese families. \n\nMy wife enjoyed her tofu and vegetable stir fry. I had a delicious pork plate. We encountered a language barrier with the server that was quickly overcome by pointing to our choice on the menu. The staff was very friendly. I will be going back.


Ive been eating here for almost three years and I've never been disappointed. Not only do they have great hot dogs and service every time but they are also a convenience store. Best hot dogs in Tempe. Id choose Thirsty Dogs over Teds every time! Less wait and juicier dogs!


Went here with my husband and two small children on a Sunday afternoon.  The decor was pretty nice, even if the energy felt low in there.  There were a few families in there with kids.\n\nOur waitress was nice and attentive, but she didn't know much about the menu at ALL.  We asked her abotu the bottomless brunch which allows you to try small portions of several different things.  She brought out the menu then, but I felt she should have mentioned it to us as an option without me having to ask about it.\n\nWe ordered the tandoori wings for the kids (our kids luuurve wings) and two bottomless brunches for ourselves.  Hubby liked the wings, but I thought they were meh.  They had kind of a sweet stickiness on the skin which was a definite departure from traditional dry spiced tandoori wings.  I did go here understanding this is not \"authentic\" Indian food, but the sweetness wings were a little too much for me.  \n\nFor appetizers my husband had the paratha, which was okay.  I had the lentil cake tower, which was delicious, and by far the yummiest thing I had there.  The sauces and relishes used for garnish had more flavor than anything else I ate there that day.\n\nBetween my husband and me we tried the shrimp and chicken tikka masala (passable), the shrimp curry (decent), and the shrimp korma (almost sickeningly sweet).  They do use nice, big, delicious shrimp, which is a plus.  But their sauces leave a lot to be desired.  \n\nI am giving three stars instead of two because my husband really liked it, it was kid-friendly (at least in the afternoon), the brunch was a good deal, and it was clean.  But the food did not impress.


This place blows!\n\nI always get comps at MGM & Mandalay, but though I'd shell out a few bucks for the Aria just to check it out.  If you have seen the bad reviews, believe them!  Too bad I had a comped room at the Bellagio for three nights and I decided to stay here instead.  What a dummy I am!  Here's my lists of pros & cons:\n\nPros:\n-Nicely designed rooms\n-Awesome bathroom! Shower & tub are together so you can leave\nthe water running in the tub and it will spill over into the shower drain!\n-Blinds open in room upon your arrival (how awesome is that!)\n-Touch-screen remote & plasma TV (thank god most of Vegas now offers more than 2 channels on their TV!)\n-There were like two people in the casino.  I consider that a pro.\n\nCons:\n-dirty, Dirty, DIRTY!  Yes, it's true!  The window was SUPER dirty, but I let it slide because there was a bit of rain on the way there so maybe it was raining in Vegas before I got there.  I think some hairy guy was laying on the bed before I got there because there was some nasty body hair on my comforter.  Eww!  There was also hair in the tub.  What looked like a half eaten Moet & Chandon cork was inbetween the mini-bar snacks, the shower gel they gave had been opened because it had leaked out and you could see gooey hands closed it back up.  Two lights were busted also - the bathroom light (that sucked!) and a vanity light. WTF?! Isn't this casino new? My last gripe about the dirtiness, I swear...I asked for a refill on my cranberry juice from my zombie waiter - he brought one back and I noticed there was some orange pulp on it.  Drank a sip and noticed it tasted like a cranberry orange.  Held it up in the light and there was pulp all in there.  What the hell???  Did this guy give me a used old orange juice glass and refill it with cranberry juice instead?! \n\n-Unhappy staff (Lobby, Front Desk, Dealers, Door people, Hostess, Waiters..anyone else I left out?  Oh yeah, the only nice person was the valet guy!  There were two people checking in who were being helped and I was the only person in line to check in.  Some idiot staff there decided he needed to make a line (for who?!), told me to go behind one of the parties being helped and told me I was \"next in line\".  I think I had that figured out from the time I stepped in line.\n   \n-Crappy slot machines. I lost 1k in literally about 20 minutes.  Damn you max bet!  There wasn't much variety in machines, which was a bummer.\n\n-Table games:  Douche bag players at tables.  And not only that, they don't know how to play.  I couldn't win at a single table or slot.  The dealers don't even say \"good luck\" when they hand you the chips because they know you're gonna lose so what's the point?\n\n-Food: Way overpriced for mediocre food.  The buffet was not very good.  There wasn't much to eat.  I came out hungry...at a buffet! They had some crab legs on ice but they weren't very cold.  The shrimp & asparagus was excellent, but that was literally the ONLY good thing they had there.  The desert was just o.k. \n\nAte at their cafe.  $4.50 for a coke, $4 for a coffee and $14 for a club sandwich? Way too pricey! It should have at least been good.  That was probably the worst club I've ever had - how can you make that bad?  Again, I really didn't care for the employees anywhere.\n\n-Zombie staff: The staff outweigh the guests.  There's just too many people working there, I don't get it.  A guy standing in the lobby to tell you to stand in line, an elevator guy checking your key 24 hours a day, random guys standing around by the escalator keeping an eye on the place - they were just EVERYWHERE!  Really irritating!  I was so surprised that no one was even remotely friendly.  Not even a smile.  I'm wondering if Aria is human trafficking or something because these people don't seem right.  Was I on vacation or in prison?\n\nLast con: Parking.  I always do valet in Vegas, but thank god I did because I wouldn't even have a clue where to go. \n\nI think this is a casino that you could go to just to see what it looks like since it's new.  I would definitely not stay here again.  It seemed too far to walk out onto the strip and complicated, so I didn't even bother.  I like to stay at the MGM - the room is decently priced, the location on the strip is excellent, great games and it's clean. \n\nThanks but no thanks, Aria.  Don't blame your lack of guests on the economy, it's your hotel.  Good luck with your sub-par employees, hotel & casino.


I think there are enough reviews for everyone who has not been here to figure out what a great restaurant this really is. This was a recommendation from a fellow yelper, and I am eternally grateful. \n\nI might suggest changing the name to House of Treats which is exactly what happened to my palette with each bite I took. \n\nThe flavors and combinations were unique and delicious. Everything that everyone in our party ordered was devoured and thoroughly enjoyed. A fine dining experience. I have never had the opportunity to try ricotta black peppercorn grits ~ YUMMY. \n\nI would love to return on a night when outdoor seating might be more completely enjoyed. \n\nThe only negative is the REALLY small size of the available indoor seating area. It could not accommodate a group larger than 5 people.


So, I work on the radio and I drive EVERYWHERE from gig to gig. When I drive down Rt 51, I make it a point to leave myself \"enough time\" to stop & eat at Tavern 51. Want a steak hoagie that isn't steak em's? You're in luck, I ordered mine medium rare and it was! I went local the last time I was there and had perogies. They were exactly what I expected in Pittsburgh, great! The only reason they get 4 outta 5 is; although they list the kitchen hours as:\n\nMon. - Thu. 11:30am til 10:00pm\nFriday 11:30am til 11:00pm\nSaturday 4:00pm til 11:00pm\n\nTwice I've arrived mid-afternoon and had to wait for the cook to arrive. \nPS. I think the cook & afternoon bartender may be husband & wife (maybe the owners), but that's speculation....\n\nThey NOW accept credit cards, but NOT Discover. \n\nLast, but not least in my book... They serve COKE! \nJack & Diet Coke is a 1000 times better than Jack & Diet Pepsi!\n\nNuff said!\n\nDig


Their pizza is good for the first few bites and then it gets old. The meat kinda smells weird. It grossed me out while I was eating it. The pork belly sandwich was so salty I couldn't eat it, and the service was horrendous. They were nice to us, until they completely forgot to service us. We stopped three people other than our server to try and get what we needed. I'm not coming back.


False advertisement!!  The internect mentions this bar as having a HAPPY HOUR Mon-Thurs 4-8pm but when you get there the bartenders mix you a weak handed drink in a 8 oz. glass for 9.00!  When asked about the happy hour they kind of looked away or down and say \"we did away with it\".  \nNo wonder you guys were empty.....my group won't be coming back here.


Two different areas. The back upstairs is the dance area, there are times I liked it others I really wondered what the DJ was doing. He seemed to mix it up when there were people finally dancing. \n\nThe soda dispenser (yes some us drive) is flat, has been flat for months. \n\nDownstairs bartenders seem more friendly, and they are busier. I was there a number of times, once when a band was on. Was fun to be part of crowd. Not sure its made for single single people who show up by themselves. \n\nOver all its a club, haven't been to many since my photo days at Revolver (before that) Myst and all those others that have been torn down and rebuilt.


Where can you get 20 dolla porridge and wish you were eating all you can eat king crab at Caesars??  \n\nhere.  :(  \n\nwhat was I thinking?


Poor service (repeated my order three times and it was still wrong), loud music (probably the reason the girl could not hear me and got the order wrong), wrong change (even after I pointed it out, they did not correct it, the cashier walked away), no selection (no pastrami, no swiss, cheddar, only provolone, etc). Why would anyone want to eat here?


Not impressed by this area at all.  It's kind of sad.  This area has so much potential due to the history behind it......instead you see the real run down part of Vegas.\n\nFour Queens, Golden Nugget and the Golden Gate make this worth visiting.....but it still leaves much to be desired.  This place is ghetto, and that is being polite.  It's like South Boston but with neon lights and gambling.  I give some credit to Vegas for having the police patrol this area hardcore.  However, that may be a bad thing if you think of it.


My wife and I went last night for a \"date night\" and were very pleased. Very romantic, quiet, well-decorated. The bar was comfortable and they had a great selection and service (friendly but not too chatty). The staff was overall what really made this experience so good. Every person was friendly, knowledgable, and fun. The dinner was very good although we didn't care too much for the flash-fried calamari. \n\nWe would absolutely recommend this wonderful restaurant and will be coming back.


The only reason we ate here was because of the two free buffets that came with my hotel reservation.  Decided to go for breakfast as I would wind up resenting spending a dinner meal here when there are so many awesome dining options in a town like Las Vegas.\n\nThere are plenty of options but all of them are just OK at best with the lone exceptions being the egg/omlette station where they make your stuff to order and the ham from the carving station.  Everything else was just mass produced, blah food.  Picture over cooked eggs (scrambled, Benedict), bland sausage patties, frozen pizza slices...  \n\nWe did experience some excitement during the meal when an old lady in her electric cart plowed over another woman who was walking near our table.  When the other woman went flying, she took out a couple empty chairs and just missed wiping out my son!  Thankfully, she seemed to be ok although an incident report was being filled out as we left.


Prestige is the concierge level at the Palazzo. The room are the same as the rooms at the Palazzo but you pay $100+ more to get this level of service. The other reviewer has given a good summary of what you get for your money. That is: access to the lounge with the food and drinks, short check in and check out on the 23 floor, free newspapers, concierge services at the desk on the 23rd floor. We wanted luxury, pampering, shopping and shows.\n\nthe good: \nIt is the Palazzo, go online and check out the rooms if you have not stayed there the SUITES ARE EXCEPTIONAL. Continental Breakfast, snacks (candy and fruit), appetizers in the evening and free drinks including alcohol. \nResponsive to requests- when I checked in they had a stack of newspapers at the desk I asked if they had a Wall Street Journal the clerk gave me one and said they would make sure I got one every day, and it was faithfully delivered to my suite every day. I also got a shower chair.\n\nthe bad:\nThe standards in Las Vegas are low compared to other cities, the Prestige at the Palazzo is no exception. We did not have any glasses in our suite when we got there, and some of the drawers did not work in the dresser, and the nightstand clock was not functioning, at $350+ a night I expect everything to be correct. \nThe lights are complicated, my daughter slept with the lights on in her suite, because she could not figure out how to turn them off.\nZombie Connecting Room charges, they will not stay dead- we had two suites and when we booked the agent said she would drop the \"connection charge\" if I booked with her right away. They were back at check in and removed AGAIN, at check out because we complained about the noise they offered to remove them... AGAIN, because they had only been removed from one room.\nWiFi is included and worked well in the mornings but not in the afternoons.\n\nTHE UGLY: \nThe Palazzo had a private party going on while we were there the music was so loud on the pool deck that our suites, ON THE 25 FLOOR, were throbbing with the bass of the music. So much so that the TVs in our suites were shaking noticeably, not only could we HEAR the music but we FELT it in our bones. (I have no doubt the participants have hearing damage) I called the desk about 11:40 PM and asked when the music would be ending and I was told that guests all over the hotel were complaining and the music was supposed to have ended at 11 pm and security was already on their way to shut it down. The volume went down some time after midnight.\n\nThe response:\nI enquired about the noise policy when we checked out, \"When could I expect to have quiet enjoyment of my rooms?\" - 2am. The clerk was very understanding and removed the remaining connection charges and some room service charges. Nice, but really did not address our lack of sleep due to the noise. She did recommend that if we came back we try the EAST Wing as that overlooks a golf course and the Wynn and there would likely not be a noise problem there.\nWe were told that the manager was not in yet but she would give us a call, she did and she removed ONE room night from ONE of our suites and told us if we came back to call her and she would take care of us personally. I have no doubt that she would, and throw in some extras, but I am not anxious to return, we have so little time off, it seems imprudent to risk it.\n\nIf you want to party this is a great place to go for all the reasons mentioned, if you want luxury, and pampering- I suggest you look elsewhere. My friend who first recommended the Palazzo to me, now stays at the Wynn. I may try that or I may just stay-cation at a nice place in San Francisco.


I'm losing faith in this brand.  I scheduled an appointment for new tires and when I arrived I was treated very rudely by Kyle telling me I had to move my vehicle from in front of the building, yet when others parked in the same place, nothing was said to them.  When my car was finally taken in, 30 minutes past my appointment time, it only took 15 minutes for them to install the tires and I was out the door.  I contacted the corporate office about the appointment situation, it'll be interesting to hear what they say.


Update to my last review: the management contacted me via Yelp the same day to apologize. Their chef mixed up the beef stew sourdough bread with the baguettes, which is why my sandwich was a disaster.  They offered to bring me back for another meal (on them) but unfortunately I had already left town. \n\nKudos to them for taking customer satisfaction seriously! I'll try again when I'm back in town.


heeelllooooo chocolate chili milkshake!\n\ndulishus.


Great food. Great service. Monday's all you can eat crab legs for $25! and they have really great bbq.


Absolutely wonderful!  The food is amazing, the service was impeccable and the atmosphere is trendy and inviting. Would definitely recommend!


I rarely leave poor reviews, but I came away quite disappointed with this buffet. I remember coming here many times years ago and loving it, but it seems they've taken a dive off a cliff. \n\nMy wife and I visited on a Friday night for their $20 seafood buffet. We tried the crab legs, New York steak, sushi, chow mein, broccoli beef, and tacos. Nothing we ate even came close to average. You're better off finding somewhere else to eat. The service was good, though. So there's that.


I love this movie. Clean. Friendly. Management is always on their employees about customer service. They are a bit pricey but worth it. I always go an hour early because the theatre gets busy quick. Love the shopping and food around it. Always clean and on time. Awesome experience


Keep hearing great stuff about this place.  So, today I am going.   I will see if I have to change by review after I eat there,\n\nMade it there and it was worth it.  Great fish and chips and peppersauce burger for the son.  We will be back.


It's in-n-out burger. You can't go wrong!