So by now you know we eat out a lot.  We eat out with our kids at restaurants probably more than any other family in LV!!  Bagel Cafe is about a mile away, so it's been another stand-by...but not anymore.\n\nFirst, their breakfast food and sandwiches are still great.  That's probably never going to change.  But we don't go there for dinner anymore like we used to.  Maybe you don't order a steak at a place called Bagel Cafe, but the last two times my wife wanted steak (while the kids wanted Matzoh Ball soup and stuffed cabbage!), the steak was nearly inedible - gristly, thin, not cooked evenly, and I would hate to see the expiration date on the meat, as it tasted pretty rancid.  I can almost picture a \"Gordon Ramsay discovers something disgusting\" Kitchen Nitemares moment, covering his mouth over a trash bin after a tirade of expletives.\n\nWhich brings me to my other HUGE gripe about Bagel Cafe....and it's not pleasant.  The bathrooms...are disgusting...'nuff said.  Maybe it's a result of the huge traffic they get for morning/brunch, and they simply can't stop to check/clean the bathrooms during the day??  There's no excuse for disgusting bathrooms at a restaurant, and probably no greater turn-off, not to mention the health issues.\n\nClearly, dinner is not their target meal, though they still list many great specials, at least the nights they're open past 5 p.m. (any day except Sun-Tue, I thnk).  To be fair, the traditional NY Deli type items are still great (yes, I too love tongue, liver, whitefish, and other hard-to-find deli sandwiches; knishes, etc.).  Bagel selection?  Fabulous.  The pastries still LOOK as good as ever, but sometimes, after 2-3 bites, I wish they were less sweet, less BIG, and tasted a little more 'special'.  Matzoh Ball soup?  Excellent, if you like the rich, thick, ultra-brothy variety that sometimes even have the layer of fat/oil floating on top.  Now I happen to like that, but today's finicky health-conscious 2010 diner may be immediately turned off....and watch out for the occasional bone shard! \n\nMy last gripe about Bagel Cafe?  The tabletops are too small!  Maybe I have a sense of false entitlement for comfortable seating, but with the huge platter-size dishes (and additional plates for 'sides') they use, a 4-top with 4 people, even when 2 are kids, becomes a challenge in space planning and creative plate stacking.  OK, maybe this gets people in and out quicker...but I have to note this here as a legitimate complaint.  The booths are slightly roomier, but not much.  I feel like I'm sitting in the back row of a Southwest 737 with my seatback and traytable in their upright positions....\n\nI wish I could be nicer to this place!  The servers are friendly and fun, and the kitchen staff often comes out and yuks it up with the clientele.  Maybe they oughta have someone also make rounds of the bathrooms, too...   All this adds up to my first 1-star rating...\n\nOh yeah...someone else mentioned the cashiers.  YES, I've had problems related to this also.  About 2 years ago, I saw triplicate charges coming through on my credit card about a month after dining here.  They resolved the problem by running credits through after the fact, but I had to bring it to their attention.  Also, if you watch your account like I do, you'll notice that they take FOREVER to clear your payment, which is always an indication that their internal controls and policies may be lacking.


They the one mess up my order but she is like it my faul. after she need to make new one she said I have to make sure my order and she give me bad attitude.


Better donuts than DD, especially the glazed.  Also love the donut holes.  Only 99 cents a dozen!  I personally only had the glazed donuts but I'm told by my family that their fruit filled donuts are also very good.  More filling than DD. Service is friendly and price is good. They also have drive-thru Window.


Everytime i've gone here i've had good times. Beer specials are decent. and its bar food. Keep in mind i enjoy \"barfood\" so it was good. Service is usually pretty quick unless it is a packed bar, then youll be waiting for a beer. I only gave it 3 stars for the service when it is busy and because lasttime i was there my buddy was cut off and sent home. He wasnt intoxicated. We had just got off the lake and had been there for a hour. I believe we were on our second beer. He was tired and instead of trying to talk to him waitress just told him he was cut off, and as i was waiting for my motzerella sticks was told i needed to wait outside for them. Because i could no longer be in there with my tired sober friend. LOL. before this i've had nothing but good times. I usually dont let one bad experince ruin my good times. So i'll be back.


Back in its heyday in the 1990s, Bagels Etc was a fantastic place.  Cheap, friendly, great food. Throw in the occasional Leonard Cohen sighting and it was my go to breakfast and brunch joint. \n\nSo, yeah, this place has been living on its reputation for quite some time. And the prices have gone up, the food has gone downhill, Lenny's out on tour, and the service.... well, the service is something truly special. My only guess is that it's been under new management for a while.  The service is truly atrocious and unpleasant.  Memories be damned: the last time I went is the last time I will go. \n\nThe wait was forever and there were empty tables everywhere. The servers didn't even bother looking up from their conversation to help us. We had to track down the manager to complain. And he didn't care. And - as already observed - the service makes inappropriate and offensive comments.  One a previous trip (my second to last), the server made some offhand joke about Parkinson's disease (she was jittery when bringing our coffee) when my friend at the table's father is suffering from that horrible disease. They are rude, inefficient and just plain awful. I guess if you like that kind of \"experience\", Bagels Etc is the place for you. For everyone else, go elsewhere.


It's a free show, what do you expect?!?!?  The show lasts a lot longer than the volcano down the block at The Mirage.  Usually it gets very crowded during showtime so you have to get there especially early.  Yes, it's cheesy but good looking women in sexy outfits doing some dance moves is all that is necessary to make this a 3-star act.  Storyline and acting not very appropriate for the younger kids (no surprise).


Absolute disaster! No style, no shape! \nWorst haircut I've ever got in my lifetime. Need to wear a hat to hide it.\nDon't even want to go to work or see ppl.\nWill never go back.


I have wavered between 1 and 2 stars for this place.  The manager is very helpful and genuinely wants to see your pool clean.  I'll raise it a star for the solid manager.  \n\nI would give it 1 star if not for the good service.  I have owned my house and cleaned my pool for 3 years now.  It has its own share of issues, specially due to its age.  I just got a new pump put in and replaced the sand on my filter.  Everything is now in essentially brand new condition.  I have gone back and forth with them about every single issue I have had.  The last set of advice made my pool virtually unusable for a solid month this summer. \n\n I was told to dump a bunch of crap into my pool to raise its PH.  Two weeks later I put even more chemicals in there to lower the PH, right after it was raised!  I was told every single time I went in that my chlorine levels weren't registering.  I would add more shock, more tabs and whatever product they were selling me.  It seemed to work fairly well for the first year and a half or so, then I would have to drain my pool like clockwork.  I would spend hundreds in chemicals that did nothing.  Then those chemicals I spent hundreds on would require me to drain my pool every couple years!!\n\nMind you, these chemicals are not cheap.  In fact, Leslies prices are consistently 30 - 40% higher than the competition.  I purchased a vacuum head here for $40, only to find the same exact thing at Fry's next door for $25.  \n\nIn short, I was paying hundreds of dollars for chemicals that were causing more harm than good.  My CYA levels were so sky high that they don't even register on the test. \n\nI turned to the internet to find answers to my problems.  I found http://www.troublefreepool.com/ to be a great resource.  I switched to liquid chlorine and stopped using tabs and granular shock.  After a 80% drain of my pool I am back to square one and a recovering pool.  It is quite frustrating to spend hundreds, possibly thousands, on advice that just doesn't work.  I bought my own water testing kit (Taylor Technologies K-2006) and do all my own tests.  My pool chemistry is now in balance.  Something I never had when going to Leslies.  \n\nI'm over you, Leslies.


Walked in, 3 minutes later had a new battery in my watch.  Way better than those places at the mall.


Ok, I'm updating my review. I come here far too often not to bump it up another notch. Plus, now I don't have to worry about someone calling me out when I stop by for my favorite chicken salad. Honestly, this is probably the best bang for your buck HH around. Who doesn't appreciate cheap and delicious food? Obviously, past Morgan didn't.


Awesome boneless wings, great happy hour, our bartender Jake was super friendly and gave us awesome service


A true Thai hole in the wall place, located in a strip mall by several other ethnic groceries. They're very affordable (most dishes are $6-10), as well as tasty.  I love their pad thai, their Thai fried rice with shrimp and vegetables, and make sure to get their egg rolls. You get three in an order, and they're delicious. \n\nIt's primarily a takeout place, so there are just a few tables in a family-owned restaurant. But stop in!


My husband and I love coming here for HH to download from the day. Postino's has great food, wine and atmosphere. We always sit at the bar and are very well taken care of by Patrick and Dan.  We stick to the bruschetta board but have tried the roast beef, turkey and chicken sandwiches and they are pretty tasty as well.  The salads are good also but I prefer a sandwich or board.


I loved the atmosphere and food.. Yummy..


Amazing nacho fries! Intelligensia coffee. Awesome, friendly servers. And big juicy burgers. This place is soo good! My friends and I had a great time here. The wait was short and the food was fantastic. We will definitely come back the next time we go to Vegas.


Here on 4/28/12\n\nDecent food for breakfast . Colorado Omelettes was better than anticipated . Had potroast, bacon ,ham ,sausage , and cheese stuffed into and on top of the omlette. Coffee was ground and brewed here and served in the gold pot kept on our table. Syrup served warm in a clean, non sticky caraf. Very good !


Awesome food and service!! Our waiter was very knowledgeable and friendly. The food however is very price, our check was well over $100 for two of us. Great place to go every now and then.


I had a gift card to this salon and was interested in trying it out. After much contemplation regarding which service to use my gift card on, I settled on a 30 minute massage. I called on Friday and was pleasantly surprised that they were able to fit me in on Saturday. As soon as I walked into the spa, I was offered a beverage and escorted to a comfy chair. The massage therapist was very warm and friendly. I've had some uncomfortable/awkward massages at other spas, and I felt extremely comfortable with her. Overall, the massage was great. Great pressure. She used non-fragranced oils. She didn't try to talk to me the entire time which I appreciated.\nAs I was checking out at the front desk, I asked one of the employees a few questions regarding false lashes and lash extensions which she did not know the answer to. I was disappointed that she was completely clueless regarding these services nor did she offer to ask anyone who may know the answer to this question.\nOverall, I think the massage itself was great. However, the front desk service was mildly disappointing.


First of all, I think the Wynn is BEAUTIFUL. It's classy, elegant and it's decorated in a way that makes it pretty but not overly done.\n\nCasino: 4.5\nRooms: 3\n\nFirst I'll do the casino area. Like I said, it's beautiful and classy and personally, I just like the dealers here better. Maybe I just got lucky but most of the dealers I had were very friendly and helpful. Usually I never gamble but my brother got me into it and I learned how to play craps and now I'm addicted! Anyway, I know this really isn't according to casinos but I liked that the dealers would help me out, explain craps to me, give me pointers, etc. Note** If you ever play craps, it's definitely more fun to play at an energetic table. Serious players = no fun = really sad and boring game.\n\nNow the review for the rooms. The rooms are nice but they aren't anything spectacular to me. There was a TV in the bathroom which was pretty sweet and two sinks (GREAT for big groups of girls since we like to hoard the bathroom mirrors) But honestly, I prefer suite rooms, especially if you're going to go with a big group. Since I came with family this time, it wasn't so bad but honestly, I'd rather stay somewhere cheaper and just walk over to the Wynn for the casino area


Issa Groupon is bring me to da National Comedy Theatre.  Ima think issa was sketchy when I drive by issa inna back o' strip mall-ey area wissa lottsa empty places.\n\nIma guffaw anna LOL inna dis place.  Issa make-a you anna me happy anna have a goofy a grin onna da face.\n\nIssa good place anna you musta go there now.\n\nIssa improvo anna issa comedy anna you like it.  Issa good deal too.  You try it now.\n\nIma thank you.\n\nDissa gonna go to a dees a peoples:\n\n@nctphoenix\n\nOk, Ima alla done now.


I think I was spoiled by the small crepe stand outside of the Notre Dame in Paris or something... yes, I am fully bragging right now. \n\nThe crepe was okay, but too chewy and dense for my crepe liking. The Viennese chocolate was not very good. Where was the chocolate and cream? When I get anything Viennese, I want that cream like a mountain on the top. Like obnoxious amounts of whipped cream. \n\nDecent if you are starving, but I'd pass otherwise. Service was attentive, but a bit rushed.


I read in an article that this was rated one of the top 5 pizza joints in the NATION (this was on yahoo...not an AZ article so even more intriguing) comparing with some NY and Chicago restaurants.  I was underwhelmed.  I had the wiseguy and added arugula.  The sauce and pizza as a whole was average, nothing memorable and the bites with saut\u00e9ed onions overpowered the flavor and texture of everything else.  AND they charged me $3 extra (17% increase of the $18 12' pizza as a whole) just to add a little bit of arugula on it.  I understand it's an \"extra\" but $3 for greens (not protein) that you can buy a whole bag for $1.50 for?  \n\nIn conclusion, not all it was hyped up to be in my view.  Nothing was \"wow:\" about it that makes me want to give it a second chance or believe that the article was legit.


Very good informative tour! It's all outside in the Boneyard, so bring a hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses! Also probably better to do a morning tour during the summer.


It honestly took me a while to track down this place as I didn't remember the name but I definitely recognized that escargot. Montreal, in general, was an experience to remember. This place just topped it off. My boyfriend and I chose it as our \"big spender\" meal of the weekend. To be honest, I do not remember the price but I know we spent more than 100$ on dinner for just the two of us. Please keep in mind this was my first time in montreal, my first time eating any sort of french food, and my first time ever eating escargot. The escargot was surprisingly good and was baked in a cheese and garlic mixture which I enjoyed very much. As for dinner, I barely remember since it was almost a year ago now, but I remember leaving thoroughly satisfied. We both got some kind of steak and we shared a bottle of wine. I wish my memory wasn't so hazy so I could provide more details, but I guess I'll just have to update this if/when I ever visit Montreal again.


Its been a while since our last visit. Went there this past Friday at 6:30 pm and got the last high top table. The weekend starts early here. We were saddened to hear that Kelly the GM moved on to another position in Portland, OR, a really good guy.He'll be missed; at least Lisa is still there. Seafood special was a pink snapper over  stuffed cabbage roll of saffron rice, sausage, scallops, etc. My wife loved it and has anointed the Foxcroft chef-the best seafood chef in Charlotte. Simple is better, he never over does it and produces great results. I had the new menu item Beef Bourguignon with a potato gnocchi, a hearty and flavorful dish, the beef a bit chewy, but still good. Finished off with the wonderful donuts accompanied by a dark chocolate and a caramel sauce.  Thought we would be taken the some home, but alas there were none. A really good night complimented by a decent Albarino.


Not gonna lie, was totally disappointed this time around when I ordered the Classic Steak Sandwich and Classic Chicken Club. I don't know if it's because the place was JAM packed (because of the World Cup) this past Saturday, but the food was seriously lacking. Even as I passed by each person's table, the nachos and burgers all looked pretty unappetizing.\n\nMy biggest gripe was that the Classic Chicken Club sandwich was described as being the Fat Heads' Classic Steak Sandwich but substituted w/ chicken... it totally wasn't. Not only that, the grilled chicken they used were also literally chicken chunks (yes, the kind used in salads). Honestly, who uses grilled chicken chunks in a SANDWICH? At least, use a slab of grilled chicken! This made for a messy and soggy sandwich, where all of the contents (including all of the grilled chicken chunks) fell out pre-bite.\n\nI'm willing to give this place another chance though... Stay tuned for an update.


Whenever I visit Vegas, I end up buying something at Fashion Show Mall.  They have a great Macy's, Nordstrom's (if you are near they have free wifi), and lots of stores to meet lots of needs depending on what you are looking for.  This visit I went to Skechers to check out if there were any sales on a specific pair of shoes I wanted but no such luck.\n\nI rested at the tables outside the food court as most were vacant.  The seating in the food court is big and lots of variety including Chinese, burgers, hot dogs, fries, and wraps, and restaurants too .  \n\nThere isn't too much seating to take a break unless you go near the Nordstrom's and the hall that leads towards the strip.  But at least it's comfortable and clean.  There's also a taxi stop by Nordstrom's door and a valet that was helpful.


You don't really have to twist my arm to get to me to try a restaurant where pork prepared in any way is the main attraction.  So, when my husband and I had a chance to get away for a meal, I naturally chose Salty Sow.  I wish that I could talk about the wonderful dishes that I had, but they were all only okay.  I had the candied pork belly.  I guess in my head I pictures something somewhat crispy.  I was very wrong.  It's a braised dish.  It's not a bad dish, just not something I would convince me to come back again.\n\nMy husband had the lamb burger and I had to sample.  It was pretty good if you enjoy tapenade. It's not really for me.  \n\nService was good up until we asked for the check.  It felt like a lifetime before it finally arrived, and then it was wrong.\n\nOverall, it was an okay experience.


The sub contents were good but the. Bread they use is very average!


Good food, friendly wait staff, causal atmosphere and great place to meet friends for lunch or dinner for a relaxing meal. If you are looking for an adventure into the best of wine from Arizona, you can get it there.


This is a restaurant inside of the Fiesta Resort Conference Center. It deserves it's own entry here on yelp. Now we didn't get to have the complete restaurant experience here due to it being late, and our only reason for being here is a flight missed connection. \nI have to give 2 thumbs up for the service in the lounge area with a smiling face by Jenn the waitress. She had to work late with the rush of hungry travelers, but she didn't seem to mind. \nI had a soup and salad. On the menu it said \"Chef's Famous Chicken Tortilla Soup.\" I had to try it and wow...it's the best I've ever had anywhere. So, here in our situation tired, hungry, and stuck...I discovered the best Tortilla soup ever. I wish I had the recipe. If anyone ever gets graced with it, please let me know. Delicious!


The best part of this place is the scavenger hunt to find it. The location is ridiculously obscure. The hotel doesn't even have it listed on their website. The casino is 3 floors away, and unless you're LEAVING Marquee, you wouldn't have a reason to discover this pizza place.\n\nWe found a random hallway with albums all along the wall, and I knew from reading yelp that this was the place. There was a bouncer right at the mouth of the hall, and I was half expecting them to say something, but they just nodded and said, \"Enjoy the pizza.\"\n\nThen things started going downhill. The pizza was over-priced ($5 a slice for cheese) and mediocre at best. I had even been drinking, and it was just a let-down to be honest. The pizza was not a lot of food, and the crust was flimsy and a bit over-worked to have a nice chew/mouth-feel.\n\nThe toppings were typical of any hole-in-the-wall pizza place, and the slices waiting to be served harkened a less than stellar Sbarro feeling. The place looked out of place in the otherwise impeccable Cosmopolitan, and the drinks were served in red plastic solo cups. I'm not in college anymore, and I'm not at Circus Circus... please just give it to me in the bottle, or better yet an actual glass.\n\nThe line wasn't too bad when we arrived. (Around 9:00pm) But apparently it gets ape-shit when the clubs start to close down. If that was the case, I'd definitely not wait in line for this. But the 10 minute line wasn't that bad.... too bad the food wasn't even worth it.\n\nIn conclusion, I'd say you're better off spending your Vegas money elsewhere. It's a unique idea, with a bad product. I'd highly recommend 800 Degrees Pizza in front of the Monte Carlo for a truly amazing pizza.


Most of the time you won't find the best prices at any given GNC, however every once in awhile a sale will roll around that you can't ignore. Whether it be Groupon aided or even a store sale, chances are your wallet will win.\n\nIt's sad to say, but this is pretty much the only use I have of GNC. Their staff is typically friendly, have knowledge on select products, and never trying to be pushy sales-wise. Personally, I'd rather take my chances with some of the locally owned supplement shops.


100% disappointment....I'll even go so far as to say it was a pretty horrifying experience.\n\nSince my boyfriend and I were coming to a friend's wedding in Vegas after two weeks in China and Japan, we decided to cheap out and stay at this Howard Johnson location. The Bellagio (where the wedding was held) wasn't really in the budget so we opted for the normally reliable HoJo. Usually perfect for a few night, no-frills stay, we didn't hesitate to book a room for Thursday through Sunday.  \n\nAfter walking through the vacant parking lot, we received the keys from reception and entered into a moldy mess with a bathroom floor caked with dirt and grime. After trying to stay in the room for a night, we decided to ask for a switch. \n\nThe next morning, they switched us to a seemingly cleaner room on the second level. Merely hours later, they issued the same room to someone else, so we woke from a jetlagged nap to a group of guys trying to get into the room.\n\nBy nightfall, the bathroom light stopped working and never went on again. At various points in our stay, the toilet would not flush and the sink faucet wouldn't turn on. \n\nOverall, just an atrocious experience. This was a little over a week ago and I just read a review someone posted today about the motel's plumbing issues. This is just ridiculous.\n\nI suppose you get what you pay for - but this place STILL isn't worth the inexpensive rate.


Amazing everything!!! But be prepared to be charged $4 for that cup of joe!


The food was good! Everything was well priced .  I ordered a taco and enchilada .  The kids had Carne asada burrito.  Beans came with the meal we very good. Like home cooked beans.  The meal also come with rice I never eat rice at Mexican restaurants but I ate theirs.  The chips that come before the meal we huge. (Whole tortilla ).   The only down side is they are not by my house.


The skimpiest wings I've ever seen offered under the NNY banner. Don't waste your money or time...   Sorry I took my sons here for their first lesson in Buffalo Wings!


Love Butters! Perfect pancakes, tasty turkey bacon, gourmet grits, creamy caramel macchiato,  fresh squeezed orange juice, and quick, efficient service! Nummmy!


This review is strictly for the lounge/bar area.  I loved the ambiance and decor here, with the balcony overlooking the casino and the changing color lights.  Super soft leather seating and of course pricy ass drinks.  But boogey enough that I was impressed since this was indeed Vegas!


I can't get enough of this place....there is always some unknown force that drives me here to lunch frequently. The food here is great and I  have yet to try many items on the menu, but I can't stray away from my two favorite sandwiches. Don't get me wrong, I am pretty adventurous when it comes to exploring new options but I think it might just be because my addictive personality/palate always seems to be exposed when I am here. With that said, here are the two sandwiches that have caused my addiction to this place:\n\n1. The Muffalettas: I can't seem to find a good muffaletta outside New Orleans but this one definitely makes up for that. The sandwich is enormous....fresh ham, salami, provolone cheese and a kick-ass olive spread that I wish I could bottle up and take home with me.\n\n2. The New York Yankee: This sandwich is so good!!....but why does it have to be called a New York Yankee???\n\nNew York Yankee Sandwich = a winner in my book/ tastes great\nNew York Yankees = losers in my book/leaves a bad taste in my mouth\n\nDoesn't add up....but I guess the fact that the baseball team is in second place/behind by about 20 games and this sandwich is my second fav. actually does!! Whew...thank God it's just a sandwich!!  Two of my favorite deli meats, corned beef and pastrami with swiss ( I always order extra cheese...tastes great) on rye. Because I am also addicted to sweet tea, I always order one to go with this sandwich and muffaletta. Theirs is the best way to wash the food down and drown out the fact that I actually like a Yankee....God Help Me!!


Located by the West Garage in Town Square on the Boulevard.\n\nThe sweet potato fries and the nom-noms (fried mac n' cheese bites) are straight up. Nothing spectacular, but fried well.\n\nThe main event - the burger. I ordered the Inferno burger and my wife got the Oregon Trail. The beef is what makes this burger special, but it was far from special. It downright sucked. I ordered medium-rare and got well-done. My entire party of 12 got well-done burgers. The patty was under-seasoned or not seasoned at all. I guess that's how they do it over there. A Whopper is more satisfying than these burgers.\n\nI heard the shakes are great, but I'm not coming back to try them. I recommend going to SmashBurger or Five Guys for the $5-$8 burger price range.


Just say NO! The rooms were fine except for the construction 24 hours a day outside. The price was fine except the hidden #20 a day 'resort fee' magically tacked on at the end of our stay. The pool was fine, or at least it may have been had it been open, hell they told us on the phone it was! The wait in line to check in was fine except the for all the tourists. The $9 well drinks and $7 domestic beers were fine as long as you got them free at the tables and not the terrible bars. The showers were fine except the leaking fixtures and sandpaper towels. The whole experience was just fine, except that it wasn't and I would not recommend anyone ruining their Vegas trip with this crap hotel. Oh, and fuck your $20 bagel + $3 room service fee + $14 WIFI charge.


We have a girls lunch out once a month and chose this place for December.  Boy, what a mistake.  I went to the one in Henderson when I moved here back in '03 and I remember it being very good.  I don't know if they've all gone downhill or just this location.\n\nFirst of all it took about 20 mins to get our drinks and another 10 before our order was taken.  30 minutes to place an order on a Saturday at 1pm?  Not that it mattered because they could have brought out random plates from the kitchen and still would have gotten the same amount of orders right.  The waiter was nice enough but when we pointed out the errors he replied \"What do you want me to do?\"  Well after waiting almost an hour to get our crappy, cold, incorrect food we didn't want to risk sending it back to the kitchen and wait for them to correct it.  We were told \"the kitchen was slammed\" ... did he not know we were sitting in the same room he was?  And that we have eyes?  Because the place was less than half full so I fail to see how they could be \"slammed\", which by the way is also not my problem.  I don't care if the manager didn't staff properly or people called in, you're supposed to be professionals at this level, its not Burger King.\n\nAnyway, my pretzel appetizer was wrong, my blackened chicken pasta was cold and bland, and they make mojitos with ground leaves for you to choke on.\n\nI was really disappointed and doubt I'll go back to any Claim Jumpers as there are so many other places to try in LV.


I have always been a huge fan of Famous Dave's but over the past couple years or so the quality seems to have declined significantly. \n\nI always get naked St Louis ribs. They used to always be fresh, we'll seasoned with the rub, tender, and perfectly cooked. The last few times they have been burnt, chewy, dry, underseasoned and just not up to par with what I've always gotten & loved at Dave's. The only problem I used to have was EVERY SINGLE TIME if I ordered a side of ranch for my fries, it wouldn't come out w the meal and it would take a long time for someone to ask if everything was OK so I could request it again. But... That was minor and even became kind of a joke to me bc I just knew to expect it every time. \n\nLast night we got take out from there for the first time. We usually dine in but my boyfriend picked it up & brought it over. I ordered my usual naked ribs and decided to go with sides of corn & broccoli. I felt like some nice fresh veggies would be good for me. The broccoli was completely inedible. It was dry and about 90% brown and wilty. I can't even believe they would send something like that out to a customer. If I didnt live so far away I certainly would've taken it back. \n\nThis was just another bad experience in a long line of them for me. Sad to say bc it used to be one of my FAVORITE places to eat,  but I'll be looking for a new BBQ joint.


Upon check in we said no to the presentation and whatever freebies they were offering.  We stayed at building 1Sage.  The unit was clean but the extra pillows for the sofa didn't look clean.  We were woken up early by really loud noise every morning because someone upstairs was taking a shower. The sound was so loud that even our noise machine couldn't masked it.  My children found small cockroach in our unit, by the kitchen. The toilet clogged up easily and it even overflowed one day. No free wifi. No decaf coffee at their deli. The kids did enjoy the splash pool.  I would not go there again.


Never going back. Got to our room broken pieces of hard candy on the carpet and on the shower nob, hot cheeto on the side of the night stand.


Definitely NOT the original. \n\nI went to the one in Brooklyn, better than the LV one.\nLV one too crispy. They also served another table our salad. Sauce was bland. I like the original better.


I actually like coming to this location although they can get really busy and the wait times can be long. \nThe servers are friendly ... and who doesn't like to write on the table with a crayon?\nI really enjoy the eggplant parmesan or chicken parmesan- their salad is remarkable and fresh with a lighter dressing than that of Olive Garden.\nFor an Italian Chain Restaurant it is really good. \nThe decor is nice with cafe italian style look. \nDefinitely a fun place for a crowd... or an intimate dinner for TWO.\n\nOk Addendum to the above review : Went here last night on a date. He ordered Chicken Alfredo , I ordered Chicken Parm. I liked my dinner ... did not like the appetizer stuffed mushrooms... (crab is usually not that fishy tasting)\n\nAlso the salad had a funny taste.\n\nMy server was nice ... but he was more interested in flirting with my date than serving us. Also getting a refill on water... Good thing I wasn't dehydrated because ... i had to keep asking.\n\nHe did somewhat make up for it by filling a bag full of bread with our leftovers...\n\nWhatever!\n\nWon't be back for awhile!


happy hour friday 4:30-8 can be a full crowd with no parking, park at carrington college! The free buffet at the q lounge is amazing prime rib, shrimp, tacos, nachos so good and bbq chicken will be going back friday with some friends!


If you haven't tried this place you must try it soon!  I was always an avid Starbucks customer but once I've tried coffee bean & tea leaf it was Starbucks no more.  yes I know it's another commercial coffee place but I swear Starbucks coffee quality has gone down for the past several years.\n\nI travel to and from the Bay Area every week for work and it saddens me that they have no Coffee Bean in the Bay Area, so when I'm in Vegas you will always find me here for my daily coffee drink.  The best part is they also have them all over the mccarran airport so I can always get my Coffee Bean fix before my flight.


The curry house I have been hunting for.\n\nAfter living in Japan for a number of years, I developed a slight addiction to CoCo curry. For years, I have been searching to find something here in the States that could satiate my CoCo craving, and Zen nailed it.\n\nThe service is outstanding, always pleasant and willing to meet my special requests, food is spot-on every time I go.\n\nI love this place.


The pizza is decent, but delivery is an epic failure.  Put an order online at 6:50 PM.  Estimated delivery was 7:50 PM, which is long to begin with considering that Wolfman is only 2 miles away from my address.  At 8:00 PM called and was told the order went out the door.  At 8:20 PM called and was told general manager was now delivering the pizza.  At 8:50 PM (2 hours after ordering) called again and found out the order was never pulled from online.  Bad process and bad employees who lied twice times.\n\nPizza maybe, technology no.  Don't order from Wolfman unless you are going to sit there or pick it up yourself.\n\nEpic fail!


If they hadn't changed their location, it was a sure-shot 5 stars! The old location inside University Square mall was just awesome. The food was unbelievably tasty and cheap! The food's still good, but the price is slightly higher now, given the nicer location. I'd give it a try if I'm in the vicinity.


Saggy beds piss me off


Love Wendy's new salads and burgers. This was my first visit to this particular location and I found it to be very clean. I felt bad for the guy running the cash register because no one was helping him but he was very polite.


Lasagna, come here for the lasagna. I always order an extra side of their meat sauce; it's so tasty you will want to add more of it to the lasagna.  For a quick, homemade, neighborhood,Italian meal, this place cannot be beat.... And I am very picky


Great place for a Friday happy hour! The chambord marg is top notch, achiote chopped chicken salad is to die for, and the trio appetizer is great ONLY when it's half price during happy hour.  Highly recommend but only hangup is the cocky manager, useless hostests, and unattentive servers.  After two margaritas you get over the staff :)


Meh. Okay food. Three stars because I was hugely disgusted by my water. Check then picture I added.


I could go into a long story about what happened but basically the girls taking cover and the bouncers can't count and are douches.  Will never go back to the place again.


First class experience all the way!\n\nI decided to treat myself to a staycation for my birthday this year and when I was looking at rates and locations, I decided to go with The Boulders. I made my reservation and the personal concierge Carol was in touch a few weeks before my stay just to check if there was anything she could take care of before I arrived, which I really appreciated. \n\nWe checked in Saturday afternoon which was quick and easy. Carol recognized me as I was checking in and the experience was pleasant. Our casita wasn't too far from the lounge but we used the golf carts the majority of the time we were there - the drivers were all super friendly. The room - gorgeous! Nice little kitchenette, wonderful seating area with the worlds most comfortable leather chairs, huge comfy bed, and giant bathroom and closet area. \n\nAfter getting settled in, we headed off to the main pool for a little bit and had a drink while we were there. Afterwards we headed off-site for dinner, returned to check out Sunset Pointe, and then retired to our room for the night. While we were there, Carol must have took notice that I was visiting for my birthday and sent over a bottle of wine and a chocolate/fruit dessert - 5 stars for Carol!! Before we left for breakfast, we checked out the spa and the pool near the front. We learned that we could have used the sauna, steam room, and jet spa while we were there - a note to remember for next time. The pool by the spa looked to be more \"chill\", and they have an organic garden where it appears you can pick fresh herbs and veggies. \n\nI had a fantastic time. It's far enough from the city and the surroundings are so beautiful you forget that you're still just a few miles outside of Scottsdale. The staff was great, the grounds were beautiful, and I'll definitely be back in the future.


I went here the other day to help my friend find a wedding dress. When we first got there we checked in and then were told that our helper (can't remember her name) was finishing up with some other clients and to take a look around. We were told to flip the dresses that we wanted outward instead of taking them out ourselves. We walked around for nearly 15 minutes after the appointment was booked.\n\nFinally the helper came over...but by this time someone had put some of the dresses back to normal because obviously on a Sunday we weren't the only ladies there. So that was frustrating. \n\nNext, it turned out they had barely any dresses in her size - what kind of bridal store doesn't carry a good range of dress sizes (she is not unsually small or large)? I surely didn't expect that. She pulled one dress for my friend to try on...which she ended up not liking (not their fault, of course).\n\nThen our helper dissapeared for 20 minutes. Because she had only pulled one dress we were just standing around. She had, I believe, more than 2 brides booked, which is silly because this is for their special day, you should make your customers feel good and that you appreciate them. I finally had to go tell a manager because I couldn't even find the helper in the store. \n\nThe good thing here is that the manager came over herself, with the helper, and helped to pull dresses - THIS is why they get 2 stars instead of 1 because at least she tried to help the situation and listened to my concerns. \n\nHowever, even despite my friend showing her photos of what she was interested in (the poufy type fairy tale dress that is very common) she kept pulling dresses that were SO OFF of what she wanted. She didn't make the bride or any of the rest of us feel good about shopping there at all.  They also kept showing her dresses WAY above her budget!\n\nSo we left feeling completely unsatisfied. It was nice that the manager tried to fix the situation but it still didn't help. \n\nWe ended up at Adore Bridal boutique, where the consigned dresses are listed by size and she found the perfect dress.


I tried this place out a couple of months ago with my boyfriend and a good friend. We got here on a Sunday night..pretty late..probably around 9pm or so. There were still a good amount of people here even though it was a Sunday night.\n\nLet me start off with a huge minus...there weren't any sushi!!! I mean..how can they call their restaurant FEAST AROUND THE WORLD, and have no sushi??? I found that pretty odd, because even the lil cheap buffets you see everywhere have sushi! \n\nAnyways, they had a lot of the traditional American foods such as mac and cheese, fried chicken, pizza, many different pasta dishes, they had prime rib, and then they had the mexican station where you can create your own tacos/nachos. They also had an Asian section with the typical fried rice/chow mein. They had your other typical Asian dishes such as orange chicken, wontons, hot and sour sweet, etc. \n\nOne thing I liked about this restaurant though is..they had the FRESHESTcrab legs ever!! I mean..and they had three different styles! They had the Asian style..which was cooked with ginger and green onions..very tasty. My only complaint would be that it was not temperatute hot enough. They also had the chilled crab legs that you could dip in butter. And then they had a section where you pick as many crab legs as you want, and then you put all these ingredients such as garlic, peppers, soy sauce, onions, etc into a bowl and they stir fry it in front of you! It comes out piping hot, and basically comes out to your liking, because you're giving the cook what you want him to cook your crabs with. \n\nTheir dessert selection was also plentiful. They had a bakery like display, and you just picked what you wanted. They also had a smoothie bar! I have never seen that at any buffet! \n\nAt the end of the day, I wouldn't mind coming back here agian just the for the crab legs. I still can't believe they didn't have sushi!


A nice change for the typical Scottsdale bar. I like the dark, damask, chandelier vibe that it offers. The layout of the bar is spot on and there isn't a bad seat in the house. The cocktails are good and each time I've been the crowd is good - not too crowded or douchey for Scottsdale. They may consider updating their playlist but other than that no complaints. A very traditional bar.


Cheap beer, neat setting, lots of seating but fairly quiet on a Saturday night around 11pm...I was pretty hyped in coming to this place but the vibe there was just too quiet and they didn't really have a lot of beer selection, altho they did have their own brewery in the background


Found this restaurant a few years ago when I moved to this area of town. I'm glad to have found a Japanese restaurant actually owned by Japanese! Most of the Japanese places here in Vegas are run by Koreans, which I can't complain about, but I like the authenticity of REAL Japanese food like my mom makes! :) Osaka was also the first Japanese owned restaurant in Vegas!\n\nI love the late night menu. Since Osaka is open until 2am and I'm up late, it works perfect for me! The late night menu is large with great prices! Half size/priced suchi rolls, low priced apps, and great drink specials as well! \n\nSome of my favorite items are: udon, zaru soba, shabu shabu, katsudon, katsu kare, and their selection of fish! Their soups and sauces are very good and similar to how my mom makes!\n\nThe sushi chefs are very nice, friendly and Japanese. They are great at recommending menu items and love how creative they are. \n\nThey feature teppanyaki (table grilling) and tatami tables by request and live music certain days of the week.


The air conditioning in room 1602 didn't work, and the hotel refused to take responsibility. They simply laughed and said that we should have let them know the night before- we didn't get in until 2am- i would not stay here again. Ridiculous customer service.


You could not pay me to come back here.\n\nI'll start off with the pros: Marquee is able to lasso some renown DJ's (I came the night Redfoo of LMFAO fame was deejaying) and I liked the music in the main room and in the smaller hip hop area. There's a nice balcony/pool area, that is all the more enjoyable if you go during a warm evening.\n\nEverything else about this club is a nightmare.  If you are absolutely insistent on checking this place out, I have only one recommendation for you: GET A TABLE.  If you do not get one, you will have to deal with the following:\n\n1) Rude ass bouncers both outside AND inside the club!  Yes, I understand you've been standing for hours herding and hustling people (most of whom are probably not fun to deal with, drunk or sober), but be professional.  You chose this job.  Or maybe you didn't.  In which case, it might be time to get that GED.  \n\n2) Crowds and crowds of people.  Maybe you're into that sort of thing, but I like to go to the club to dance, not have to deal with drunk white girls pushing me and screaming at me when I literally did not touch them and getting elbowed in the face and kneed in the back of my legs.  If you do not have a table, you will constantly be herded by the bouncers to places with no space.  You are NOT allowed to stand in walkways or enter dance areas that are already at full capacity.  If you stop to rest, a bouncer will yell at you.  If you stop to take off your heels to rest your feet (due to climbing an endless flight of stairs, see point #4), a bouncer will yell at you.  \n\n3) Nuclear levels of douchebaggery.  Some guy named Cash who is an employee of this fine establishment helped our entire party get in without a cover.  Honestly, I was thankful to him and wanted to just tip him for his generosity.  But we didn't, and he ended up spouting some nonsense to us about how he'll get us a table and free drinks.  Well, these \"free drinks\" ended up being $20 a pop and consisted of an 8 oz cup of club soda.  No alcohol.  My guess is Cash pocketed most of the cash and lived up to his name.  Uncool, dude.  No need for that type of play.  I would have rather he be upfront about things.  But that is exactly the type of BS that you'll have to deal with coming into a place like this. Naturally, Cash left to do his thang and the promise of free drinks and a table left with him.\n\n4) The stairs: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/WUq8HJHIZU4uteB154XN7w?select=JvT5VYkd_3HHLnrljGKv7w.  Absolutely unacceptable.  Whoever designed this club needs to be fired.\n\nMaybe more alcohol would have helped me tolerate the Marquee experience but alas, I'll never find out.  I'd rather spend my precious time and money on XS or Tryst.


Do not get the Monaco suite!! Total rip off,  it's not a suite, just a big room. The room was dirty and had old coffee still in the coffee maker. We where in the room for about 4 hours before we couldn't take it anymore and complained. The ONLY reason I am giving three stars is because they have us a free upgrade to the diamond suite! That room is AMAZING. Very satisfied with that. However that's a very expensive room, had we not gotten the upgrade we couldn't have afforded it. \n\n         The pool, lazy river and wave pool are supper gross and small. The water is a milky color, and they are all wayyy small. Lame. \n\n      Over all the hotels carpets where dirty...room service is NOT 24 hours and it's supper overpriced! $100 for breakfast for 2 and it took an hours to show up. \n\nHad we not be givin the free upgrade we would have left on the first night. Only plus $5 black jack! I will not stay at this hotel agian.


Quite possibly the worst Tex-Mex meal ever served.  I had dinner with my client and staff at this hotel in February 2010.  What a disaster.  It was so bad that everyone at the table commented on how bad the food was.  Save for the chips and salsa, complete disaster.


While the concept is great and the eyeshadow selection rivals other great makeup brands, the lack of service really turned me off. My niece introduced me to Inglot as we share a love for great makeup. Once inside the store, she was being helped by a salesperson with vibrant wine-colored hair. I was very intrigued with some of the sample sets on the wall and asked her which colors were the ones in certain sets b/c I wanted to get them. She replied that I had to just figure them out. Ummmm .... ok. No help ... Whatsoever. Instead of leaving with sets of cool new makeup, I walked out empty-handed.


Food is great, if you like waiting for 45 minutes for it. There were three of us and its not like we ordered anything complicated either. The server did aplolgize several times and offered us free dessert, which was also a waiting game as well. I love the food there but thats about where it ends.


Our first time as VIP guest and normally would pass on something like this based on how it's billed, as we don't care for the complete mix when dining out Vegas or otherwise.  Dinner for dinner.  If we want a show we'll go to a show.  Anyhow, this night 11/8/14 was pretty cool.  They featured a house jazz band that rotated singers and a tap dancer for about an hour.  It was a nice addition to a food experience that while good, was a bit over the top for my everyday taste.  Then again this is Vegas.  Two salads, 1 glass of wine and one wiskey smash, brioche rolls, house made pizza, jidori chicken, farm carrot and campfire s'mores - which were all pretty good - not huge portions mind you, got out of their for under $120.  Bout what I expected.  Would I return, maybe - it's more of a experience it once type joint for me.  Also, it's tucked way in the back of the property so it's quite a hike in which to get to, let alone find.


To anyone who is hesitant, let me preach:\n1/2 sandwich- get the turkey cranberry (only a fool would choose otherwise)\n1/2 soup- all of them are grade A fancy to the max\nFREE COOKIE?! This chocolate chip cookie is more than a food article; it's an experience. Prepare yourself for the most mouth-watering, precious dessert God has graced this earth with. And weep, dear soul, for now you are nourished with the greatest cookie in human history. Wipe away that single glorious tear from your face and smile, food warrior. Until you meet again.


Not authentic at all. Anyone who's been to Thailand and had street food there will hands down say that this is far from genuine Thai food. \n\n1. Nam tok \"beef salad\"- since when does salad mean stir-fry? Disgusting. More disgusting? the mite sized insect that I found scampering on a lettuce leaf in the dish. That sucker was fast, I wanted to take a photo for proof! Also poor cuts of meat used (maybe that makes it semi authentic that no piece was left unused?)\n2. Thai ice tea- actually good\n3. Sticky rice- it's hard to come by sticky rice not transformed into dessert, so I was impressed when they had it. They microwaved the hell out of it and it was a hot, dehydrated chewy flat rice cake. \n\nWhen I told the waitress that it wasn't very good and that the nam tok  wasn't good and I thought it would be Thai style (which definitely wasn't that!!!) she said \"oooh sorry!\" and that's it. \n\nNo consolation prize.\n\nI assume they're doing well by the benz that pulled up to drop off groceries, more like \"gross-eries\"


I absolutely loved DS Ped. We only stopped going because we moved. Both my kids saw Dr. Allred since birth. My daughter had severe acid reflux and wasn't gaining weight. Dr. Allred worked closely with me to monitor her weight and come up with solutions that I was comfortable with. She didn't discount my input and never treated me as a first time over-protective parent. She always listened to me and made me feel respected. She's fantastic. \n\nThe only reason I'm giving DS 4 stars instead of 5 is because of Marion, one of the PAs. I'm not a fan of him. I did have to see him a couple of times for urgent appointments and I was not happy either time. I don't care for his bed-side manner. At one of the visits my daughter had a very itchy, unusual rash on the bottom of both her feet. She was only 19 months,crying and attempting to scratch her feet constantly. Marion wasn't able to tell what the rash was and just left it at that. No attempt to refer us to a specialist, no medicine given, NOTHING. I ended up making another appointment to see Dr. Allred, who was much more concerned about the rash and referred us to a pediatric dermatologist. It actually took several months of visiting specialists to get the rash to go away (however, they did give us medicine immediately to help her itching). Had I not trusted my gut and made another appointment my daughter would have continued suffering for even longer.\n\nI did see several other PAs in the office and other doctors as well and I like everyone else. The staff was always welcoming and friendly. The remembered me and my children and were sad to see us leave. \n\nOne note, if you are a little late to your appointment they can usually keep your appointment but if you are very late they will need to work you back into the schedule and sometimes that can take hours. Some people might be upset by that, personally I appreciated it. I understand that things come up and sometimes you might be late (especially with little babies) but they shouldn't be expected to push everyone else's appointments back to squeeze you back in. This happened to me once and they were kind about it and were able to work me back in 2 hours later. \n\nEvery time my kids got sick and needed an appointment urgently, they were able to get me in on the same day. The Chandler office has Saturday hours that I utilized a few times as well.\n\nOverall I highly recommend Desert Shores!


BOBA TEA! That's all I visit this place for. I can't get enough of the milk teas & smoothies with boba!


Freed's Bakery has amazing options to choose. Special occasion Cakes, Birthdays, Weddings and a lot more. The designs are amazing and they have skilled designers to create anything that you request. They also offer cookies, pastries, holiday treats, ice cream and more. They are pricey but with their perfection I  wouldn't expect nothing less. Also the staff is very kind and willing to let you sample a cookie if you are nice. Oh yeah and there known around town and the world.


Wanted to get some italian food so we thought of going to Olive Garden. Thankfully, i decided to look something up on Yelp! and I'm excited to say I'm glad I used the app to find this place. \n\nWe all ordered the eggplant parmesan with salad. The salad and the dressing that it comes with compliments each other very well! I do not remember how many refills of salad we had gotten that day.\n\nThe eggplant itself was amazingly good! There was also sufficient amount of eggplant that was given. Defiantly quality italian food. \n\nOur server was also really great! She could not have been any nicer. She also gave us a slice of espresso cake which was probably one of the best cakes I've had in a while. I could be exaggerating but it really did taste good. \n\nCheck it out for yourself. You will not be disappointed.


Pros: The suite was large compared to the hotel standard. Room was designed nicely. Bathroom was very large, two separate sinks, toilet in its own room, TV in the bathroom, shower, and my favorite part: the jacuzzi bath tub. I'm 6'6\" so having a tub that's big enough for me to soak in was very convenient.\n\nCons: The thermostat was right underneath the only vent in the room, so it was pretty cold and took all night to warm up. The bed was sub-par and not all that comfortable. The walls were pretty thin, evidenced by the fact that I can hear conversations going on in the next room over. And I could hear the gurgling noises of the pipes in the rooms above and next to us. It was pretty crowded, it took almost 30 minutes on the day that I left to get my car back from the valet service. Most things that come standard in hotels (silverware, cups, plates, Wi-Fi, newspaper) you had to pay for. Having to pay for plates and cups was pretty darn ridiculous.\n\nOverall, the suites were acceptable but this would not be my first choice for a hotel suite on the strip.


This ain't your mama's grilled cheese sandwich... And I'm sure your mom's an awesome lady that makes stellar edible delights, but look... These sandwiches here?  They're on another level of life... \n\n(I have to announce that they have a grilled cheese sandwich with pulled pork and macaroni and cheese... That's clearly my dinner the next time I run into this truck...)\n\nI was initially a little wary after checking out the price board since we all know how much I love a deal... Yep, the sandwiches themselves start at $6 and go up from there... And no.  They do not come with chips... Those are an extra $3...  And since I ordered the Big Cheesy with smoked tomatoes and bacon ($1 and $2 extra, respectively), that put my order up to $12... It kinda made me cringe a little, but I sucked it up... lol\n\nTruly, they had me at smoked tomatoes... I wasn't really sure what that meant, but the flavor of them is unlike anything I've ever had before... It's hard to explain other than just super tasty... I promise if you try them, you will not be disappointed... The bacon was perfect and stood up to the cheesiness without being over or undercooked...\n\nWhen I tell you they butter the HECK out of that bread, please believe me... When I tell you that they pile that cheese and those toppings on before they grill it into golden brown deliciousness, understand that I mean what I say... And when I tell you that those rosemary truffle crisps are sprinkled with some incredible grade of parmesan, take that and run with it... \n\nYeah, with the tip, a sandwich and some truffle crisps cost me about $15... I'm fine with that... And as frugal as I am?  That's saying something... lol


Nothing special. Not nearly as nice as Hard Rock Hollywood/Fort Lauderdale. Good casino to lose at machines. Nobody seemed to be winning. Def not me. It's more like a long hallway than an open casino. Not impressed.


an oldie but a goodie. there's nothing spectacular here (except for the Jabbawokeez and the pool.. haven't used it but i've heard about it!). this hotel gets the job done. everything is just enough; not particularly exceptional and not ridiculously bad. just right. \n\nThe rooms here are quaint. I didn't have any crazy stains (thank god) like some other reviewers. In Vegas i don't know how much time all of you spend in your rooms but we were rarely there (and if we were there we were passed the hell out lol). beds are cozy, tv is a cube, and bathroom is presentable. again, nothing to woo you... it is what it is. \n\nwhat i love about the monte carlo is their food court. i don't eat too much, i'm more of a snacker. while vegas is full of amazing buffets i never get my money's worth. do i really want to shell out 40 bucks to eat one plate of pick and pull stuff? not really. ill take my dollar menu thank you! the food court is open all the time (i went at 3am to get a pizza at sbarro). they have your mcds, sbarro, subway, starbucks.. just to name a few. similar to a mall foodcourt only less crowded. big plus? it doesnt smell like casino in there! \n\nfront desk people are friendly, they don't judge. me and my girl wandered into the lobby after a fun night at TAO only to realize we forgot what room we were staying in. we went up to the front desk attendant and explained our situation then she happily tended to us. thank god she didn't give us a \"these drunk b*tches\" look otherwise we wouldve exchanged some words. YAY for help! \n\nA-OK monte carlo. when people tell you you're old just say you're a classic.


'Yay! I'm a fan' is right. This is one of my favorite Starbucks -- I missed it this weekend during their renovations. The service is great, the drinks are accurate and everyone generally seems pretty happy to be there. \n\nOnly complaint: Please carry more of the chocolate croissants. Thank you.


I finally had a chance to try this restaurant the other day, redeeming my $20 for $40 Groupon in the process.  I definitely agree with a lot of the reviews, and this place gives Firefly a run for its money.\n\nI arrived at 5:05pm, and the doors were still locked even though they open at 5pm.  A girl came to the door and opened them, and I asked if we were ok to eat, yet.  She said yes and seated us, asking us 20 questions in the process.  \"Table or bar?\"  \"How'd you hear about us?\"  \"What do you want to drink?\" \n\nI told her about Groupon & Yelp, and she told us she was famous on Yelp.  Her name was Chancy, and looking at the page now, I see she's right.  Definitely a good attitude for a server, as I gave her shit for all of the questions, and she gave me shit right back for complaining about the questions.\n\nI asked for her top 3 favorite items on the menu after the standard \"everything's good here\" and she recommended the brussel sprouts, the piquillo peppers with crab meat, and the boneless baby back ribs.  We got all three along with the ahi tuna daurade, a small paella, and the lamb sliders.  All items were excellent, with my favorite being the ahi tuna.\n\nOur bill for the 3 of us was around $75-$80 before the Groupon, but I feel like we had more food than we needed.  Seems like it's slightly more than Firefly, but the food came out fast fast fast, so definitely worth it in my opinion.\n\nI guess they also have happy hour, and they're open til 3am, so there's a few other pluses in there, too!


This Beatles themed bar is a little too slick to pull off The Fab Four's \"All You Need Is Love\" message.\n\nIt's a fine spot to grab a drink before or after checking out the Cirque Du Soleil Beatle-centric show \"Love,\" (for my money, one of the best shows in town, right up there with Penn and Teller), but it's not worth waiting in long lines on Friday and Saturday nights to get in.\n\nLike the Elvis themed Gold Lounge at Aria, The Revolution Lounge at will disappoint Beatlemaniacs if they visit this spot at night, where they're much more likely to hear Ke$ha, Black Eyed Peas, or Skrillex tracks than a deep cut from The White Album. And they'll have to pay a cover for the privilege. \n\nBetter to stay outside the main lounge area and enjoy drinks at the secondary bar, where you don't have to pay to enter. The signature drinks named after Beatles tracks are pleasing and unique. The front area does have some nice Beatles references, including giant glowing letters spelling out the name of the place (and one of the Fab Four's most famous songs).\n\nBeatles fans should visit during the day if you're curious about the decor, when you might actually hear a song by the band when at times when hip DJs  aren't spinning.\nThe inside is nice and filled with whimisicle Beatle quotes on the walls, but the place doesn't quite pull off the 60s atmosphere it attempts. \n\nIt's a decent lounge if you want to dance, just don't come here on weekend nights if you're looking for a Beatles-centric experience. John Lennon would be ashamed, while Paul continues to cash the checks, no doubt.


Oh, TAO - I so badly wanted to give you 5 stars, but your over-hyped restaurant had some sever issues we need to address. 3 out of 5 stars for delicious food but terrible customer service. Word to the wise: TAO = a place where the customer is always wrong.\n\nHere's the skinny: we dined 11 deep Saturday evening while in town celebrating my 32nd birthday. It's Memorial Day weekend and expected to be a madhouse in Vegas, so I made every precaution to secure reservations, be on time for said reservations and ensure my entire party was on time with me. I may not be Kim Kardashian, but perhaps the manager failed to note that my reservation was made by someone who works directly with them and asked for my party to be taken care of. I'm also assuming they didn't know that I am a celebrity publicist in LA and have sent numerous clients to spend thousands of dollars at their establishment. Maybe if this was noted my party would have received better service. \n\nFood: my boyfriend and I split the chicken dumplings, the spicy yellowtail sushi roll and the chicken pad thai. More than enough food! The pad thai seemed to be in a never-ending bowl! It alone would have fed the 2 of us easily. The dumplings were the best choice out of our order. Fresh, steamed and flavorful. I only wish there were more in an order! The roll was good, but nothing special. My friend had the BBQ pork and it was phenomenal. I'd look into that if BBQ meats are your thing. The pad thai was pretty standard. It was also good but nothing to write home about. Nonetheless, I was pleased with the overall good experience. The crowning glory was the giant fortune cookie that was sent out for my birthday (it is filled with both vanilla and chocolate cream - oh hey ying yang!) - which was the only good move by the restaurant the entire meal.\n\nThe service: this is where things get rough. We sat down for our 8:30pm reservation around 8:45pm. We didn't mind the 15 minute wait. We're a large party and it's Saturday night - reservations can take some time. I get it. We sat down and didn't see a waitress for nearly 20 minutes. When she finally came by the table she took our drink order and bounced for another 20 minutes or so. My friend asked for an iced tea that 40 minutes later had never made it's way to the table. When we asked about it, the waitress took another 15 minutes to bring it claiming that they had to \"brew a new pot\". Ok. Then when we were an hour and a half into our dinner order waiting for more beverages the waitress was M.I.A. We finally called over the manager and asked if we could please get some drinks (one of which had already been ordered and never brought to the table). His response was \"what? Are you trying to get something free out of this?\". I'm sorry? No. We are trying to get our drinks and spend more money in your establishment. Wow. The next epic failure of this restaurant/nightclub comes from the security guard/staff. My boyfriend got up from the table to take a work related call. It was noisy inside so he stepped outside to take it. When he came back in a security guard grabbed him by his shirt and said \"where do you think you're going?! Get in line!\" To which my boyfriend responded - \"I've been sitting with a table of 11 for nearly 2 hours. I just stepped outside to take a call.\" The guard then responded \"yeah right\" and grabbed him by his shirt collar. When he turned around to radio someone my boyfriend just yanked himself free and walked inside. The final straw was when the waitress asked if we'd like to divide the tab. We said yes and tried to be fair by making a few groups so as not to create 11 separate checks for her. Tik-tok - 1 hour later (literally) she plopped down the checks with a look of irritation and left. \n\nTotal time in restaurant (due to slow service) - 3.5 hours!! It was nearly midnight when we finally left!\n\nThe club was hopping but we were not interested in that. We just wanted a nice dinner in what seemed to be only a mildly busy restaurant. A party of 11 would have left a much bigger tip had the service been respectable. I get that everyone wants to dine here, but that doesn't mean you have to stop creating a great customer experience for those choosing your restaurant. There are MANY other options.


What a nightmare. Do not use them. I scheduled a cleaning and no one showed up or called. My voicemail was never returned. I called later that week and allowed them to reschedule for the following Monday. I received an email 30 min before my appt canceling the appt. Ridiculous!


again, if it sounds too good to be true, (all you can eat sushi) then it's probably too good to be true (AYCE sushi).\n\nso some of you are probably saying, \"....he just ate at another AYCE sushi place and was so disappointed, fool you once shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me\".  we've been living in chandler for 3.5 yrs and we've never even heard of this place.\n\nlesson learned:  never eat at a sushi place that doesn't come with high recommendations from people you have eaten with and trust their palates.\n\nthere's a semi-rational reason that other places charge $8-$13 a roll.  if they charge you that much and the sushi is sucky, then you would be the one making a scene at the cash register.\n\nwhat's the deal w/japanese food being inherently expensive?  they sell us great cars and really do it to us on the food.  show me a japanese restaurant where you can get out the door for less than $15/head and i'll show you kyoto bowl (see review)\n\nfor half the price, you can get twice as much food at an authentic chinese restaurant and have a ton of leftovers.  but i guess you can't get chinese cooks to cook it in front of you while catching shrimp in their hats.\n\ngo figure\n\ni was amazed that when we went there on a friday night, the place was standing room only (but we were the only people of asian persuasian)    .  i get the impression that the staff is trying to save money (more tips for the 2 waitresses?) because they seemed to be falling all over each other like keystone cops, wizzing past our tables and avoiding eye contact whenever we needed an extra pair of chopstix, napkins or water refills.\n\nam i being the the overly cautious 1st time parent or what?  the waitress brings out the scalding hot soup and passes it right over the head of our 1 y/o daughter sitting in her high chair and plops it down within arms reach of her.  we quickly move it to the adult who ordered it (brilliant).\n\nwe were sitting with my friend's 20 or so family members and requested a separate check to ease the confusion.  she stuttered and stammered and said that she was not allowed to do that and that we would have to be on the same check (i guess we had to sit at a separate table to get a separate tab?)  i could see how 18 on 1 tab and 2 on another would be confusing.\n\nmy wife ordered the tempura soba noodle soup and said that it was so salty that her tongue is now preserved for life.  i ordered the chicken katsu which was decent, but the sauce was almost like biscuits and gravy style sauce.\n\nif you're on a budget and just wanna stuff your face with low-grade sushi and walk away full, then this is the place.  if you want quality, great tasting sushi, then you'll have to pay the piper.\n\nyou have been forewarned


OK.I have been going to Vegas for the last 15 years on and off. I had my own business and when out there often so I have stayed almost everywhere.This is the best hotyl for kids..not adults..Let's start at the bottom floor they have a whole arcade with prizes for the kids. The prices of the food at the restaurants is very fair and the Italian restaurant for example has huge portions.I rarely eat pizza but they have the best I have tasted. There are a lot of stores nearby on the strip and they have a huge food court with everything you could want on a budget..\n\nNow..If you are talking accomidations they are dated and kinda on the generic side so it's not a fancy or glitzy hotel by any means. The hotel has similar prices to Stratosphere,Riviera and the Hilton. If you have a family it's a great place to stay and you are close enough to be bale to walk to some of the other larger casinos. Not a place to come for the young crowd I would suggest some of the more contemporary hotels with exciting new clubs.


I LOVE this place!!!  Discovered it by accident, but I'm no stranger now,.  My husband nevery tried anything like this before, but he took advantage of their special last Valentines Day for a couple, and now he goes with me every time.  We both feel so great after our session,.  The cost is really teriffic at $30 for an hour, and their massages are wonderful.  We didn't have anything like this in my former home of Yakima, WA!    Kathy


Nancy Erdmann was very rude and insensitive. I felt rushed.  Sadly, I'm someone that's going through a tough time health wise and I'm just looking for a good doctor to listen and help me.  The search continues...


Had a great time tonight, our server Mandy was fantastic, very sharp and on point with our order!! I am sitting in her section from now on.


We have been there on 2 occasions.  Both times we had very slow service even though there was hardly anyone in there.  The food was good.  I had the fish and chips the first time.  They only have them on special days.  I felt like fish and chips again so my son looked up the menu on the Internet, called and yes it was the special of the day.  Went in at 3:00 p.m. where they seated us and took our drink order.  The waitress didn't come back!  She was busy chatting to other customers.  Finally she came back over to us as she noticed that my husband's drink was empty.  Then she asked what we would like to order and we all said fish and chips.  She said there were out of them and also out of one of the other specials of the day.  Then she tried to serve us the wrong order.  Slow, slow, slow.  Next time we are going to order carry out.


Dude. I love this place. Wine on tap?!?! Although Hostile Grape can get a little pricey, it's worth it. You choose how much wine you'd like.. a tasting, a little more or a full glass. Once you start, you can't stop. Ok, at least I couldn't stop because I'm a total wino. \n\nAll you can eat appetizers for $5. Buy one get one red/white wine (ehh I'd stay away from the BOGO wine) and two specialty BOGO drinks (key lime martini and a lemon drop martini I think). Again, it was all a blur. \n\nThe music on Friday night was OFF THE HOOK. I remember hearing Soul 4 Real's Candy Rain, a little 2pac, 112's Only You.. needless to say, I was in heaven. \n\nThe atmosphere is great. Dim lighting which can add to major wine goggles. Good crowd. I would say it was a 30+ venue and the people were great. Good service and gambling upstairs! \n\nI love Hostile Grape and the M. I'll be back soon :)


I don't usually review chains, but $8 hot n ready deep dish pizza is seriously good. And only $8!\nDemand was so high on a Thursday night that they kept running out - the stuff coming out of the oven was literally hot and ready!


I've given this location because it's not corporately unwed, and my experience with Ruth Chris Steakhouse is the privately owned ones skimp too much. \nThey didn't have everything because they were still waiting for approval. \nI had crab legs and bone in filet medium rare. \nThe crab kegs were soft and not too tasty. I didn't enjoy them at all. \nThe filet came out well done at the first cuts. When I told them I only eat it medium rare, they told me to cut close to the bone, it should be medium rare there. What?? So I throw away 75% of the $67 steak to get what I want. They finally took it, but then brought back a steak rare. Since I don't live here, I couldn't get it to go to cook more at home. They then told me to jet it rest longer so it would cook more. Really?!?\nIt was tender, but little flavor. \nThe chopped salad was as amazing as ever, but the bakes potato was cold with no little sides for such a big potato. \nSomeone had the $90 lobster. It was tough, and not worth $90. \nI highly recommend Ruth Chris, just not the one in harrahs.


This was my second visit. I had a great experience my first time in- very personable waitress, great service overall and a really great sandwich. I ordered the cheese-stuffed tenderloin with their \"signature\" white sauce. Disappointment. The sauce was yellow (the waitress said it was because of the addition of paprika) but honestly, it tasted like cheese wiz but on the watery side. It did not have a good flavor- very bland. The pork was pretty tough for being a tenderloin and I wished I had a serrated blade with which to saw through it. Not sure what happened today in the kitchen. In the future I will stick with sandwiches. They do that pretty well. And even though I left half of my meal on the plate there was no offer to discount my meal- even by 25%, which would have probably made me happy enough to have not even written this review. Restaurants are a tricky business. You have to be great in the kitchen -or hire someone who is - and have a great business sense- or hire someone who does.


I don't know what everyone's issue is. Don't be a mouth-breather, have your package properly addressed with appropriate forms filled out and mail it. If you can't handle that you should stay inside.


So please tell me why this \"restaurant\" stops selling food before 10PM when they are open until 2AM....


I can think of no greater compliment for Aloha Kitchen than this: the adobo in the adobo fried rice omelette reminds me of my mom's. \n\nAfter an early morning drive to Las Vegas, lunch, and a little entertainment, my wife and I had dinner at this comfortable and casual eatery. Aloha Kitchen offers a touch of the island vibe away from the hustle and bustle of the strip. Order at the counter, sit down, then wait for your meal to arrive at your table. Locals, students from nearby UNLV, and Yelp-savvy tourists populate the restaurant. \n\nThe adobo fried rice omelette is lip-smacking good. The adobo and fried rice are garlicky and flavorful, with the omelette cooked to delectable perfection. I tore through most of the enormous serving before hitting the wall about 3/4 of the way through it. I couldn't eat another bite, so I boxed it up for a late-night snack after a visit to the casinos. My wife ordered the pork kahlua and it was tender, smoky, and a huge serving. We also tried the spam musubi, which was your standard spam wrapped in rice and seaweed. Nothing remarkable, but enjoyable.\n\nAloha Kitchen offers affordable and delicious meals and it's a terrific way to get out of the casinos for an hour or two. The adobo fried rice omelette alone is worth a visit. \n\nHighly recommended.


So far, I can only review the bar for this place, but that's all one needs to be sold on Haus Murphy's. Virtually anything and everything I could think of was stocked in the dense cabinets, and the tap selection was amazing. Amazing, I tell you! Now, I've never had German beer, but my Dunkel Optimiser hit the spot and packed quite a punch. Would drink again, especially since you can get it as a 32. oz. Are you up to that challenge?\n\nOf course, the overall atmosphere also rocks. I've walked by here a million times and seen the live polka and such. Consider this a place a glimpse of a culture you won't see too often around these parts. Can't wait to tell you about the food!


Ordered Wings and a Pizza. It took an hour and 45 minutes to deliver - the driver did call to say that he was lost, but by the time he got here, the pizza and wings were cold. He didn't offer anything to make up for it - reheated the pizza, threw out most of the wings and all of the fries - too cold. Won't retry.


Be careful when you eat in this restaurant I was order ong choy it has grass in side the food they gave me an other plate the second plate it has more grass then the first plate .and the price so expensive , never again and i recommend don't go to this place .


Four stars for service and three stars for the food. I was in need of a very quick bite to eat Friday on my way to catch a movie. I always drive by Hotel Charlotte yet I never stop - well tonight was the night. \n\nMy friend and I were greeted promptly at the door and we asked to grab a few seats at the bar since we were in a rush...no problem. The bartender was sweet and chatty and recommend a few menu items that could be made quickly....for an appetizer pimento cheese fritters after all how could you go wrong with fried cheese. Here is an interesting tidbit they use cream cheese to make their pimento cheese here for those of you who don't know its traditionally a mix of mayo, shredded cheese, and pimentos. Well to be honest they were a bit disappointing I was waiting for that crisp fried shell and hot gooey cheese - these were just luke warm the tomato sauce on the side was boring and didn't compliment the cheese at all....next up a huge bowl of Gumbo and I mean huge - I really liked the Gumbo my friend and I shared the bowl believe me its enough to share...I thought it was spicy and delicious. \n\nIf your in need of a quick meal I would definitely recommend Hotel Charlotte they also had a great selection of beers.


Highly recommend anyone to go here!:) the staff is really nice and Dr.Goldman is a very good doctor and he's honest,prices are also reasonable. He saved my dog did surgery on her and I'm so thankful for his work!


One of my favorite places to grab a quick bit, a delicious dessert, or something fun from the the store!


I co worker wanted to do sushi for his Birthday Lunch . . . and so I recommended this place since I have had great luck here before . . . godd thing he is not a big sushi person since he thought it was great, and I . . . well not so much this time.\n\nWe were seated promptly and our waiter came and got our drink order . . . Green Iced tea for me and a soda for the Birthday boy . . . hard to screw up a soda, but the green tea tasted water down and was cloudy . . . obviously not a fresh brew  (minus one star).\n\nWe both ordered the seaweed salad . . . and since I had eaten it before, I was really looking forward to it . . . the seaweed was great, but more than half the salad was arugula . . . really arugula . . . are you kidding me, I ordered a seaweed salad  (minus one half star).\n\nAlong with the salad we ordered a Lotus Roll . . . rices was not sticky, so the roll fell apart . . . the lobster was luke warm and way to chewy . . . whats going on . . . those appetizers were my go to items  (minus one half star).\n\nEntree my friend had the tempura shimp, and I had the Koshou Beef . . . the beef was tough and chewy, shitaki mushrooms were almost unrecognizable, the asparagas was over cooked and mushy . . . and the sauce . . . well lets just say it had a burnt taste to it . . . overall not a very good entree  (minus one star).\n\nThe atmosphere and service were good . . . but again . . . nothing to write home about.  I am hoping this was just an overall bad day for the this place, because it has been great in the past . . . only time will tell.


I literally have not been here for years but my cousin is in town and she wanted a California Roll. LOL. SO I thought of RA because I knew it wouldn't be overly expensive and Hunnie Bunnie was rollin with us. We got there before happy hour was over, and we were sat in the dining room. I ordered the White Sake Sangria was was very tasty. Angie had her California roll which she seemed to love and we shared some Shishito Peppers and Spicy Sesame Chicken Wings and Edamame. Everything was great! Hunnie Bunnie had some Miso Soup and a big ass bowl of Udon Noodles. The only things is, if the Udon Noodles had BROTH in it, it would have been a little better I think but otherwise, no complaints! \nI used to come here ALL THE WAY waaaaaaaaaaaay back for happy hour - it's a great spot on the strip for some cheap, GOOD eats, and the service was good as well. NIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIICE LIKE IIIIIIIIIIIIIICE!!!


Not my favorite hotel on the strip.  I've stayed here a couple of times and the hotel definitely is in need of renovation.  They've modernized a section of the hotel with Hipper linens and decor, but the room is still the same.  Old.  But since it's comped, I can't really complain.  How much time does a person spend in their room in Vegas anyways?!\n\nGambling here has been hit and miss.  There are times when I've had a blast (aka winning money) and other times where I wish I never hit the casino in the first place!  But I do like the dealers and crowd here for the most part.  I wish the casino served grey goose since a lot of other casinos do and I play the same min on the tables, but for a couple of drinks, Flamingo will do.  If fully comped, I'd stay and gamble here again!


Been here three times now and will keep coming back. One of the best buffet values for locals and with coupons a good value for visitors.\nThe prime rib is perfect every time, ask for a thicker cut and they are happy to give it to you. The crab legs are fresh every time I have been there and they have several types of shrimp. Something for every seafood lover.\nThe Mexican food could use a little work, the enchiladas have been hard but they have lots of Asian choices and the American part of the buffet has always been delicious.\nAnd the deserts? Oh yeah! lots of choices with plenty of no sugar added ones for those who need it.\nThe servers are not only professional but personal.


To Yelp readers - Avoid this airline. On a recent trip, I was denied full access to my seat (middle passenger encroached on half of my space, creating an intolerable experience and safety hazard. Not only did U S Airways not make alternative arrangements, but refused a prorated refund. They spent more in capital and staff expense \"defending\" their indefensible position that the cost of the refund and created some poor advertisement as a result. A brief Facebook scan reveals many other complaints. I note several similar complaints on Yelp, also.


It is time for an expedition to Tempe Marketplace. What will I need?\n\n1.) Earplugs to block out the abysmal 1990s music incessantly blaring from its speakers.\n\n2.) A bottle of chilled water to drink while traversing its endless parking lagoon between \"District\" and \"Grande Boxes.\"\n\n3.) An empty wallet so I don't buy all the mass-produced cr#p for sale.\n\n4.) A full stomach so I am not tempted by chain restaurants with mediocre food, but amazing \"flare.\"\n\nLast, but not least....\n\n5.) Airplane tickets to a real \"marketplace\" in Europe or Latin America for all the consumer drones wandering around this depressing place.\n\nTempe Marketplace, you are a \"FAIL.\"


From start to finish it was a wonderful experience. Our server Sharon was very attentive and informative about the entire menu. We went solely on her recommendations and were amazed. We had the New York 14 oz very tender not overwhelming in spices. We also had the garlic potato pur\u00e9e which is such a great accompaniment to the steak. BUT my FAVORITE item on this menu was the monkey bread for dessert. It is out of this world blow your mind delicious. Can't wait for our next trip.


Sweet little spot situated perfectly between the ball field and US Airways Center.  Never heard of it but it got great reviews on Yelp so we gave it a whirl before the Lady Gaga show.  \n\nThe Hatch mac n' cheese was extremely tasty and my friend's nachos looked delish.  Service was friendly and attentive.  Extremely reasonably priced too!


The best 'cool' place in Snottsdale!!! Kind of a dive bar but still totally popular. I just miss the ping-pong table. They must have ditched that for more table and bar space, which I guess is understandable but still. Anyway I love going there whenever. AND... it's one of the few Scottsdale places that serves (consistently) generous mixed drinks, if you know what I mean!!!!! And it never fails that I bump into great friends!


Visited El Encanto with some friends for lunch the first time last week.  The restaurant has a great atmosphere.  We sat inside with a view of the pond and the ducks.  The service was good and the food above average.  \n\nThe green salsa is fantastic with a wonderful flavor.  The chips are fresh and they are happy to refill as you request.  I ordered the carnitas which were terrific.  Others at the table had the carne asada, the fajitas and the pollo fundido.  Good reviews on the food from everyone.  Portions were generous and we all left with no room for dessert.\n\nGreat place for lunch or dinner.  The restaurant has a nice feel and  you certainly won't leave hungry.


Found out this place is closing and I am not very surprised.  It seemed to lack a good atmosphere and the coffee was not that impressive.  Best of luck to the owners, check out Crossroads Books and Coffee to support a local shop in the burbs instead.


The sandwiches here are very overrated.  All bread, very little meat.  The service is poor.  Take your business elsewhere.


I'll keep this simple - we ordered 2 sampler plates, and all the meats were very dry (brisket, chicken, ribs, and pulled pork).  I could say we were bbq aficionados from Austin to try and make this review more relevant, but when the meat is this dry - it doesn't take a bbq snob to know this place stinks.\n\nI did think the sides were okay (mac and cheese, cheesy potatoes, apple crisp), but we came for bbq.


Oh my lord no! The dancers here sure are skinny! In truth, the clientele do seem to be having a good time.


Horrible Service. Felt unwelcome as soon as I came in. Their open sign was \"on\" but when I walked in the owner was using the restaurant as a meeting space for some type of large group. They were bugged I came in and told me I couldn't eat inside, and that i'd have to eat on the patio. Food isn't that good either. Rice and Meat were all extremely dry.


If you like filthy buses, super high fares and about 50% rude operators then you will love Port Authority service.  Now if you like clean buses, reasonable fares and friendly service you will need to go somewhere else.  And no place for children as the language on the buses would make a sailor blush.  And in 14 years of riding Port Authority I have never seen a uniformed Port Authority officer riding a bus.


I don't know what's going on with the negative reviews-- I've been here twice and enjoyed it both times. \n\nThe first time I was here with a bunch of friends for a birthday party. I ordered some sort of creamed chicken dish, which came out after a reasonable time and was pretty good. I don't know how authentic that is but it was tasty and that's all I cared about. The hot bean dip with the authentic chips is a definite plus, as is the home made spicy guacamole. The beans and rice are your standard mexican restaurant fare-- no complaints.\n\nThe second time I came here with my girlfriend. I ordered the steak colorado and she ordered the steak fajitas. I tasted both the entrees and thought it was pretty good stuff. The staff was very friendly, the view was beautiful, the prices were decent. What more can you ask for? Great place for a date!


Really? This restaurant bears the name of Gordon Ramsey? Actually, more closely resembles Amy's Baking Kitchen. How can he have any credibility judging and criticizing the food of others when his establishment serves such horrible food?\n\nNow I wanna say that the service was excellent and the staff very warm. Drinks were large as they should be for the price. Apps were okay. Onion soup was awesome and vegetable salad solid. But the entrees were absolutely horrible. I had the pork belly and could only get through a  bite. It was too fatty and oily, without flavor! \n\nI'm shocked that for the money and considering all the great good alternatives, how can this place stay in business? Should have just gone to Nobu and spent $50 more!


I do have a special place in my stomach for Tram's kitchen and I try to eat there every now and again.  Pho is a good meal to warm you up in the winter and this place is a great place to stop in for a yummy dinner.  I have been a little wary to go off the beaten path of the spring rolls and the Pho, so I got the spring rolls and the chicken peanut soup (I think that is what it was called).  It was very close to the chicken Pho, except it had less noodles, more veggies, and a little different twist on the sauce with some crunched peanuts that settled at the bottom and a bit more spice.  The dishes definitely didn't disappoint.  The parking is on the street (which is usually pretty empty after working hours), and the ambiance seems to have perked up a little bit with what I think is a new coat of baby blue paint and some new flowery table cloths.  Don't worry though, the mother of pearl wall art is still there, and your chances of not understanding your server is still high.  The prices are cheap, the grub is good, and the place is uh... rustic, oh yeah, and bring cash!


We were in Las Vegas one week ago, We purchased a one day ticket for $12 each because we were wanting to get from the Wynn area down to the Luxor to pickup tickets for the show that night.  We had to walk from the Wynn down to the nearest station (that we were told was) at the Imperial Place......OMG what a long walk in 113 degree temperature.  Then the walk through the casino to get to the station.  We just missed the monorail so had to wait for the next one.....the platform is hot!  The monorail itself is beautiful, smooth, fast....perfect.  We got off at MGM (the last stop) and walked and walked and walked again.  After picking up our tickets we wanted to go back to the Wynn for the afternoon and decided to take a taxi instead of the monorail.  The taxi driver explained that the original idea was to put the monorail right down the middle of the strip but the taxi and shuttle services complained....therefore it ended up behind the hotels.  Really that is too bad because we will never use it again and it seems like it is a huge waste of money.


Always a great meal. The food is out of this world. One of my fave places in the East End.


great view, great service, food could of been way better and price was way to steep.. i felt like i was paying for the view


I went to Dave's Electric for a Happy Hour.  The group I met for Happy Hour was rather large, so I decided to buy my drink at the bar.  It took them at least 10 minutes to take my order.  There were 2 people behind the bar taking orders and 1 at the cash register.  It wasn't a big bar to begin with and the bar area wasn't that busy.  \n\nOne crotchity old guy was talking to his friend and said something on the lines of \"Geez it's taking forever to get a beer.\" The lady at the cash register told him that she was closing the register and then had some pretty passive agressive statements to say to him.  The old guy was like, I wasn't even talking to you and then went on a rant.  Even though he was rude, he had a point.  \n\nI've been to bigger bars, that were busier with the same amount of people, and had my drink in a timely manner.  Even an acknowledgement (like, I'll be with you in a minute), is better than totally ignoring the customer.  \n\nAnyway, I had Dave's Electric Brew and it was alright.  I went and sat with my group.  I tried to order the crab cakes, but they were out.  So I ordered Edamame.  It took about 30 minutes to get my order.  I think the Edamame was overcooked because they were really squishy and difficult to eat.  It also took a very long time to get my bill and pay.  I know my group was large, but it just took a long time.\n\nI figure the reason for the substandard customer service to Dave's Electric is that it's a new establishment and they are working out the kinks.  I hope they can work out these issues.  It's a great location right off the lightrail and they have a nice patio area.


I have enjoyed numerous experiences at Shady Grove. However, when I went there recently, it resulted in a horrible stomachache. I am not sure which of the dishes I got which were the thai shrimp tacos, summer salad, and The Goat pizza. I will not be going back anytime soon.


I went this this location shopping yesterday on28th.stop by at aldo shoes store because they have a great deal50% off on sale.i saw a  pair of sandal that i really like i ask the guy works there if they have my size and he went in the back and brought it to me but it looks like lots of people tried on it so i asked him if he can order for me online. he looked at me just think am annoying and say \"what they r only about 20bucks\"even i order for u online its gonna all the same theres no guarante.\"\ni feel upset at this time just said thank u and walked away he act like he was not care did not even response you are welcome or have a nice day something like that.\ni mean its not about 20bucks im paying it i wanna get what i wanna or just be nice to your customers.