I usually go to the Moe's in this shopping center, but decided to try to this place next door...worst decision ever. When you look at their pita descriptions, they actually sound halfway decent, and then you eat them. I got a teriyaki chicken pita and a greek/mediterranean style pita to go, the meat they use in them is disgusting. It's rubbery, and gross, it's got to have been cooked several weeks prior and come out of a bag. The vegetables that were supposed to have been sauteed with it were raw and also seemed to have come out of some mix. The most disappointing thing is that they have a flat iron grill right behind the counter and could easily just cook fresh meats, but use this pre-prepared crap instead.


I have been a big fan of this restaurant until this evening.  I had loved the fish and chips, but tonight the portion was measly and the chips were frozen fries instead of the waffle ones.  For the price, which I use to not mind because the food was exceptional was a rip off. Kids pizza was down right nasty.  Unfortunately, this neighborhood gem has turned into a huge disappointment.


Thought this place was wonderful when we first looked at the place, spacious, great kitchen and living area. Well our fridge leaked and always got our food, our AC leaked and we FINALLY got a new unit outside the apartment but did that fix the problem? No. Maybe we got a bad apartment but still it was a headache. The complex is right down the street from a not so good part of town, dont believe me??look up on the Police website of the crime that has happened recently, almost all are Auto Theft related..and I have a locking gas cap on my car now because of the fact that I would get up to go to work and i'd start my car and what did you know...in my window for my speedometer read the message \"gascap\"  so i took a look at it and BOOM  there was my gas cap hanging by the string as soon as i opened the flap along with HALF my tank missing. Good if you like tennis courts and being right down the street from AZ Mills mall.


I've been wanting to see what all the hype about this place is for quite some time, but I am firmly against waiting for multiple hours to eat at a restaurant.  Now that this location exists and I don't have to venture to downtown PHX to eat there, we decided a visit was in order.  I was skeptical about PB's amazingness before eating here, so my expectations really weren't that high.  \n\nWe ordered the Wiseguy pizza and added mushrooms. The real star of the pie was the mushroom and also the fennel sausage.  It comes in slices instead of chunks on the pizza.  The wiseguy is a \"white pizza\" which normally doesn't thrill me, but I actually didn't miss the tomato sauce.  Would I go out of my  \nfor PB pizza?  Nope.  It was good, but nothing so special that I would absolutely have to have it again.  \n\nThe service at this location was good.  Our iced tea was constantly being filled and the server left us alone when we were deep in conversation. \n\nThe main reason that I just can't give PB another star is the sheer lack of variety on the menu.  We went to lunch, where there were 3 options for salads and two of the options really weren't salads at all.  There are only a few pasta options and a few pizza options.  My hubby wasn't all that thrilled with what he had to choose from.  Yelp doesn't believe in half stars, but if they did, I'd give PB 3.5 stars.  (sorry, I don't usually round up).


This is my neighborhood grocery store. It's at the two locations I shop at most. It's always clean and well stocked and I never have to wait in line for very long.


I give this place 2.5 stars.  The condos are nice and spacious and have all the amenities one needs, at a great price when traveling with family or friends.  They say that all the condos are renovated,  these renovations were done at a budget.  Beds are very comfortable can't complain about that at all.  But for a diamond resort they came short on other things.  AC was very loud but it didn't keep me up.  The two chairs in the living room were the worst pieces of furniture I have ever sat on, but the couch was ok.  No granite and some of the edge of our countertop was peeling up.  Resort fees, pay for wifi???  Note to management.. Put the fees in the nightly room cost, people feel they are nickeled and dimed when you spring this on them in checkin.  When we walked in the room for the first time there was two nail heads sticking out of the carpet where it joined the tile.. Ouch..  I know that many people use these rooms so stuff breaks and happens,  but to the new group coming in make sure you have s good look before settling in. Other than that the pools were great.. Hot tub was nice but only 1 when they could use 2 or 3?  Staff was very friendly and got us the 3rd floor mountain view as I had requested.  No elevator is pain so keep that in mind.  I usually stay at the Westin kierland when I'm in scottsdale and that place is 5 star and outdoes this place by a long shot.  Would I stay here again?  Yea for sure when traveling with a group but if by myself prob not as I would opt for a hotel.  So give this place a try just don't expect a 5 star experience.


Hungover on Sunday and your man is dragging you out to watching Football? I pretend to hate going to watch football but $4 bloody marys on Sunday I will hoot and holler alllll day! They are delish and the bartender taught me a drinking game to give me a reason to want to watch the game.


We loved dinner so much here, we came back for the very next meal: breakfast!  Although I liked the dinner far better than the breakfast (predictable, given my vegetarianism and dislike of eggs), I still want to give this five stars.\n\nIt's possible that I was dazzled because I really never eat at restaurants of this quality.  But if you also rarely dine like this, listen in:\n\n-Our server was adorable and fun, while still being respectful and unobtrusive.  Think about it --is there better criteria for a waiter out there?  He was like the perfect background music, and I'd go back for him alone.  I wish I remember his name --a young 30-something Polish guy.  But luckily there are many other reasons to return....\n\n-The cheese course was perfect in its range and selections.  Great accompaniments not only served alongside (honeycomb, the right breads and crackers), but also to the bread and pistachios at the table.\n\n-A wine list that gave just the right info to make good pairing choices.\n\n-I loved my gnocchi, served with winter vegetables in a mild and yet cohesive brown butter sauce.  It was heavy and greasy, and somehow that was a good thing.  A must-try!\n\n-Sides of pommes frites and mac and cheese set the bar for any future fry or mac 'n cheese, who will lose any battles they attempt.\n\n-Salad perfectly herbed and vinegared, worked great with the warm goat cheese.\n\n-The madiera tasting for dessert!!!  I had good madiera in storage before this.  Now nothing compares.  This may be a bad thing in general.  But that night, it was a very, very good thing.  1989 Madiera!!\n\n-I'm not a big breakfast fan, and I don't like meat or eggs.  (Anyone still reading!  haha)  But I can say that the french toast was excellent despite the egginess.  (It's more like a bread pudding, with apples.)  And the cheese danish was the best I've ever had.\n\nI'll not only be back to Bouchon next time I'm in Vegas, but Bouchon in Napa is now on the list for our honeymoon next summer!\n\nAbsolutely worth every single penny (yes, ALL of them).  Go.


Great place to go for family horseback rides. I  really liked the set up and the ease with which they do paperwork, riding prep etc. They desert in north Scottsdale is beautiful this time aof year and the grounds are lovely for a spring ride. The staff was very helpful , courteous and knowledgeable.  I would go there again in a heart beat.


The SoHo Gourmet food cart is so yummy. The So Chick dumplings are my favorite. The salads compliment the dumplings very well. Love that new rice boxes are being offered this year. I had a sample of the rice today. It was really good. I knew I should gotten out earlier.


Probably the best Indian food I've ever had, with service to match. Highly vegan-friendly too, which makes my wife ecstatic. \n\nThis restaurant may not look like much, situated as it is in the middle of a small strip mall, but the interior is very nicely decorated. I felt a little underdressed walking in mid road-trip wearing a t-shirt and shorts, but that was similar attire to the other patrons.\n\nMy wife and I started our meal with complimentary papadam, which we were already prepared to order. They arrived promptly with several types of chutney, all vegan-friendly no less. Crisp, delicious and left us wanting more...but not because we hadn't had enough. They were just done perfectly. \n\nThe rest of our meal consisted of steaming-hot Gobhi Manchurian, Bainghan Bhartha, rice, Chapati for my wife and Garlic Nan for me. It all arrived at once, just as quickly as the Papadam. The battered/fried cauliflower was chewy but crisp, perfectly spiced (we went for hot on both dishes) and paired nicely with my Garlic Nan (also excellent). It was the standout dish of the meal for me. The eggplant was excellent as well, with good roasted flavor. \n\nThroughout the meal all the staff was very attentive. Our waiter specifically asked if we were happy with the spice level of our meal. Our water glasses were rarely more than half empty. At the end of the meal one of the staff even brought over steaming-hot lemon water-sprayed towels to clean up with. \n\nBy the end of the meal we were both nicely full, for a very reasonable price. Just an all around excellent experience. I only wish it had been closer to home.


I bought two overpriced drinks -- a vodka soda and a vodka cranberry -- from a grouchy bartender who skipped over people who had been waiting for much longer in order to serve loud drunk girls.  Dude, all I wanted was to buy these drinks and go on my way.  There were, at most, 7 people at the bar.  Took 15 minutes to get a couple of weak drinks.  Should have saved my money.


On my third visit, I had gotten take out.  There wasn't anyone at the counter, but the girl finally came, although I wasn't ready to order yet.  She left and said to call her when I was ready to order.  I figured she would come back after a few minutes but she never came back so I had to ask the hostess to get her.  We finally ordered, the food took awhile and there seemed to be an issue with my gift card.  The manager came over, and was super polite and was able to show her how to ring up my order.  This was going to be the first time my husband has eaten Lucille's and he was not impressed at all.  I didn't enjoy my food as much either, but I figured it was because it wasn't piping hot from the oven by the time I got home.  I agree with other reviews that the food is pricey for what you get.  But, their lemonade still rocks and will be ordering that when I am in the area.  I think I will only dine in if I ever eat here again.


Last evening, we went to an event here and I had purchased 5 tickets through groupon. I admittedly made the mistake of buying one for the wrong date for my child for a circus. I called once I noticed the mistake and was told I would have to purchase another one. I asked if the general manager( their boss) could call me back ( she never did.) Then when we arrived at the event they again said we would have to buy another ticket and at that point the general manager stepped in.  I asked why I had to pay again when they had already gotten paid for the ticket and that the event was over 1/4 unsold so they clearly had extra tickets!!!! ISN'T THAT STEALING PEOPLES MONEY!!!! THIS PLACE HAS EXTREMELY POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE, ESPECIALLY CONSIDERING IT WAS A TICKET FOR A CHILD FOR A CIRCUS!!!!!


I called to make a reservation to celebrate my bestie's birthday here for happy hour. They don't take reservations. I also learned that no one could sit down until 75% of our party was there. We were expecting 10-12 people so we were able to sit down after the first 7 people arrived (after 20 minutes). It was really crowded. The music was way too loud! We had to shout across the table to talk to each other. The service and food were both good. I'll be back, but in a much smaller group so we don't have to shout to each other.


Dinner review....\n\nMozen is located in the Mandarin Oriental Hotel.   Service is friendly and attentive.  You would think it would be all fancy shmancy but as soon as we walked in and saw some people chilling there in their t shirts in jeans, realized it was pretty casual.  But we didn't feel awkward being all dressed up.\n\nI thought the concept of the menu was cool.  Basically you choose from a selection of Japan/Korea, Indian, Singapore/Hong Kong and Thai cuisine.  The plates are tapas style and meant for sharing so they recommend 3 to 4 per person.  \n\nOr you may choose from two \"Bento Delight\" selections for 48 bucks, which is basically their prix fix combos.\n\nWe didn't go with the Bento and ordered the garlic and cheese naan, mustard chicken tikka, yum ma muang, char siew pork & siew yoke, sashimi and we were both pretty stuffed.  Dishes were good except the char siew pork and siew yoke, didn't care for that one.  The sashimi was excellent.\n\nOverall, it was good but nothing wow especially for the price, 10-12 bucks per plate.  Kinda silly to pay 12 bucks for naan but at least it was good and hey it's vegas.  So if you are in the area and looking for something different to try, Mozen is A-Ok!


Seriously surprised at the overall low-ish rating for this joint.\n\n Let me start by saying I am pregnant.  I am picky, hungry, and have something to say about just about everything (poor husband).\n\nHub and I decided at the very last second to try this place instead of KFC.  More options.  3PM on a Sunday is totally dead, and there is one server for the entire place, but seemingly handled well.  We chose to order our food to go.  \n12 Piece White Meat Broaster Chicken family meal\nMake your own 14\" PIzza with chicken, spinach, and provolone. Half Cheese\n\nTook about 35 minutes for everything to come out, by then I was falling apart being so hungry.  One look at the pizza and was pleasantly surprised at how tasty it looked.  Eyes of pregnancy can be deceiving...however, not this time!!  Every bite of all this food was way more delicious than I was anticipating.  The broaster chicken is done to perfection; juicy, crispy, hot.  The pizza was nicely browned on top, with plenty of the toppings we requested.  Taste was phenom.\n\nI literally just finished eating and had to rave about how good this was.  Husband and I were equally impressed, and will return to try more goodies.  \n\nNot sure on service...girl taking orders was pleasant and got everything right.


Kevin, Joe and Dave (All the mechanics) rock!  They are true masters at what they do. I brought my 26 year old, non US, oddball Landy diesel in for some work. They ordered the parts from back east and fixed it faster than planned, cheaper than quoted and did the job right. I have known Joe and Kevin from their days working for the local dealership and I would request that they were the only guys to touch my previous Defender when I took it for service there.\nTheir shop is clean, well ran and they offer the highest quality repairs of any Land Rover shop that I have ever used. There is nothing cheap about owning a Rover so you might as well get it done right the first time and this is the place!


Decide to whip out a magazine or your MacBook, and voil\u00e0, you WILL stop receiving coffee! They weren't even subtle about it. Eye-rolls and whispering about it among the waitstaff. Wowsers!\n\nThat's exactly what happened to us. And we weren't even there for 25mins at that point. The impressive waitperson-to-table ratio makes this a turn-and-burn establishment that clearly does not want you to linger. Eat and run, or else!\n\nI guess that's OK because Weiss's 1970s decor, cramped booths and low ceilings do not inspire a lengthy meal anyways. You get the feeling that by 9AM the rent has been paid; the rest is gravy.\n\nFeeling 3-star-nice because the food was pretty good. But it's true that bad service keeps you from going back. Too bad - when we're recording at the studio on East Sunset Road, we're there for 3 or 4 days in a row for at least 2 meals each day. Still looking for our go-to spot in that neighborhood!


If you read all my Yelp reviews so far, you will find that the majority of them cover barbecue joints. Yes, we like barbecue. My wife and I each have a sibling living in Austin, Texas, so we think we know the real deal when we taste it. Dickey's isn't quite that, but it's a nice addition to the Madison 'cue scene and I hope it's here to stay. \n\nThe meats have a good smoke flavor and they're tender, if sometimes overcooked. But that's to be expected in a fast-food/fast-casual place where I'm not sure the meats are smoked in-house daily. They might be smoked elsewhere and delivered, but for the price, that's OK. The ribs and brisket are worth ordering. The chicken is a grilled breast you can get anywhere.\n\nThe sauces (original, spicy), are served hot, just like in Texas, and they're of that thinner, Texas consistency. I like them. The option to top your meal with jalapenos and onions is also very Texas-like, but the smoked sausage isn't. The slaw and potato salad are decent sides; the others are unremarkable. \n\nDickey's offers free soft-serve ice cream where the most clever among us can make a root beer float in our big yellow drink cups. Kids eat free on Sundays with each adult meal purchased. We are always satisfied when we leave. What more can you expect for under $20?


So I guess NO TAKEOUT option huh. \n\nGeez Coronado Cafe, i wanted to try your grub up in my room very late in the night early evening and you did not come through for me dude, not cool at all.\n\nOh Well, from the looks of it there was a long line and I am sure it was well worth that wait, but at 3am all i want to do is eat and knockout!\n\nOnly place open in a mile span.


Went there this morning and our waitress was Kathy.  My husband ordered steak and eggs medium rare. Our order came and his steak was well done.  I noticed the girl at the other table had a long, thin steak and it was medium rare although she ordered well done. Both tables sent back the steaks (after our waitress confirmed our order as if we said it wrong) and moments later new steaks came out, only they were the same ones delivered to the correct tables, meaning my husband got the other girl's steak. As Kathy placed the steak down, she said the chefs cut into the side (over a 2 inch cut) to confirm the temp. My husband and I both looked at each other in shock!  This is a health code violation to place food on a table, then reserve it to someone else. Our waitress kept eyeing us because she knew we knew what she did and after she asked if anything was wrong, she argued that both steaks were in the window. We said we don't want it and she said I'll remake it. \n\nNeedless to say, we are beyond shocked with the professionalism of our waitress and the level of service this place conducts. I would seriously think twice before going here ... You might get someone else's leftovers.


I want to commend the Goodwill for all the good work they do for the disabled, handicapped, mentally challenged and really anyone who needs a helping hand. This location sales about anything you would need, from clothes to shoes, mattresses and dishes. Oh and books!  There was a period of my life when I utilized the Goodwill driving services, which is a driving school. Their rates back there were $50.00, for an hour of instruction. Way cheaper than any comparable driving service that I could find at that time.  The instructor was an older gentlemen who was patient.


It was A LOT of money for nothing that was too impressive!  I spent $250.00 for a dinner for two and it was probably worth $120.00 at the most.  The service started out great but at the end of the night when I needed my check because I was going to the \"O\" show my waitress looked irritated that I asked her for the check.  She had disappeared for almost 20 minutes prior to my asking.  We were already there for one hour and 40 minutes.  How much time do you need to eat???\n\nFor this price, treat yourself right and eat at Prime (a steakhouse that is also located in the Bellagio as well).  ALSO...I saw a really good deal at \"Brand\" another one of the Lighthouse Group Restaurants in the Monte Carlo.  They had a steak dinner for two for around $90.00!  Give that a try instead, but I won't be back here again!


OMG!  My boss took me here for lunch.  You order and pay for your order 1st.  The hamburgers were to die for.  The fries were very good and flavorful.  Fried twinkee is what we got for dessert.  I loved the whole meal and will bring family and friends back for sure.  I will take pictures next time so you can see how much you get for your money.  You will NOT be disapointed.


Went here with my girlfriend after walking to the Zenith Tea Garden and realizing it was closed for a private party.\n\nThe atmosphere inside of the bar is much better than most of the places found in the Southside. When you don't belong to the popped collar crowd of bar hoppers it's often hard to find a bar you can relax inside of in that area of Pittsburgh.\n\nOTB has some great \"bar food\" that is also healthy, most of the sandwiches and salads had the option of substituting seitan with chicken which is very appealing to vegetarians and health minded bar goers.\nI had the Rail Trail Wrap which was chicken, lettuce, carrots, and provolone cheese inside of a pita. The chicken was tossed in a perfect amount of Buffalo sauce (so many places put way too much to the point where all you can taste is the sauce) and the pita was warm, fluffy, and chewy. I ordered onion rings but the chef mistakenly made french fries. I'm a pretty \"live and let live\" guy so I let it go but the waitress offered to make a batch for free. I declined; fries are slightly healthier than onion rings, and it wasn't a big deal. The fact that she caught the mistake and offered to correct it was all I needed to remain happy.\n\nMy girlfriend got tomato soup and a mozzarella, red pepper, and tomato panini. I am not a fan of tomato soup but I tried a spoonful and thought it was really good. It didn't taste canned and you could see small amounts of the tomato which leaves me to believe that it was homemade; needless to say, it was delicious, as was the sandwich she had.\nOTB is a great little bar that isn't just for bike enthusiasts. But at the end of a bike ride it'd be great to grab a beer there and eat a healthy lunch while watching one of their two big plasma screens.\n\nI have a review of a second experience here: http://eatinginpittsburgh.com/2010/09/20/setting-the-bar-food-higher/


Great food and great prices...been a regular here for a few months.  Really nice it's 24hrs since I work nights.  And I always hit them up for the $5 for 5 mini tacos!


Had a craving for Indian food and Mount Everest was recommended by my cab driver. Started off with a chicken tikka plate that came out looking great because it was sizzling but after a closer inspection, i noticed it was doused in red color dye and no marination or flavor. I then had some butter chicken which had too much spice and not enough flavor. I did enjoy the naan bread however which was fluffy and soft. Needless to say- i did not take the leftovers.


The price was way too high for an average car wash at $13 for the basic wash.


I would give them four stars but the nail tech was horrible! The pedicures are amazing. One of the best I've had for only $25. Includes exfoliating scrub and relaxing massage. The only downfall was my nails. The nail tech Janine did such a rush job on my nails. When I mentioned little things I noticed that weren't done incorrectly she gave me excuses and continued on and never really fixed it. I don't usually sweat over little things but these were too obvious!  This is the best place to come for a pedicure but the nails should be done elsewhere.!!


I had my brand new 2014 Mazda 6  car tinted here and I must say that the tint job was not \"amazing.\" Lots of bubbling, messed up my plastics on one side and the attention to  detail was horrible. The owner is a very nice guy but that does not excuse him from the bad job.He did try to correct some of the problems like when he burned the plastic on one side of my window panels but I still had to come back with other issues that needed fixing. Its just not worth it.  Also the HID that I had installed by him had multiple issues just like the tint. Shell out the cash because you do get what you pay for.


I was unsure if I really was going to be able to give this place 5 Stars.  Until my first bite.\n\nEarl is just hands down a great place to eat.\n\nOnly con is they only have a six inch sandwich, they really need at the very least 6\" and 12\" or 6\" and 9\"\n\nI went with five other friends and our food came out quickly, hot, and everyone loved it.\n\nI am excited for their Downtown Disney Anaheim, CA location opening soon.


Hipster version of Town Square.\n\nThe container park is essentially 200 square foot re-purposed containers stacked upon each other to create a outdoor shopping mall. Most of the units were vacant during the soft opening but I am sure they will fill-up as time passes. Many of the stores were boutiques selling handmade clothing, accessories and snacks, along with a few art galleries. Keep in mind that unlike other shopping areas you won't find any franchise or chain stores here. This place is excellent collection of Mom n Pop style shops... small businesses ftw!\n\nThe park itself is beautiful; another great architectural addition to downtown. A giant fire breathing preying mantis greets you at the entrance. The centerpiece is a massive children's playground making the Container Park a great family friendly spot. The outdoor stage for shows and grassy field is going to be great for summer shows and is flanked by plenty of bars to drink up at. The atmosphere is friendly and the park is fun to just run around and explore.\n\nThe Container Park is a must-see for any downtown trip and really illustrates how much the whole DTLV scene is evolving.


As far as I'm concerned, Adam Richman can keep this place. I really was not impressed with hash house, I ordered their bacon, avacado, and swiss scramble along with crispy potatoes and a bisquit. The eggs were really runny and not appetizing, I love eggs and I was severely disappointed by this, the best part of them was the bacon mixed in, but even then it was overpowered by the eggy, soggy mass (needless to say, I didn't finish them) the potatoes were ok, but not memorable, the best part of the breakfast was the biscuit wich was very good, it was light on the inside with a crisp crust and had a hint of rosemary in it, delicious! i didn't need butter or jam with it. The other problem with hash house was the portions, they give you way too much on one trough sized plate, it's intimidating to see when it comes out, it makes you feel that every meal was an eating competition of it's own, no wonder man vs. food went there. Next time Adam Richman says to eat somewhere, do your own investigation and skip this place and go to Bobby Flay's MESA for their awesome brunch.


Love this place. I usually order for pick up and i usually make my own pizza. Grilled chicken with jalapeno. The crust and sauce are amazing. If you decide to dine in they have specials like 2 slices of cheese and a drink for around $5.95, I think? But the food is always good and service is always on point. I'm definitely a regular here.


sunday night bar hopping, stop # 2. just from Parc Central.\n\nVery cute and friendly staff.  But wait, i think everyone in black leggings and short mini skirts is friendly.  older than So. Scottsdale crowd (thank god! if i see one more mother f-ing 30K millionaire up here....).\n\nmodern decor, but definitely a \"bar.\" and i like them all (bars...stay with me).\n\nmaybe TOO many plasma TVs (maybe). a little distracting.  just sayin...\n\nHARD pourer (i love you). could taste the chopin vodka.  Huge 20+ oz wheat beer.  all the drinks we had were yummy. get drinks. even if your, well, from utah (we won't tell).\n\napps were \"bland\" to \"awesome\" as per our group of four.\n\nSrirachs (asian hot sauce) deviled eggs (needed little drizzles of sriracha)...but, they were scarfed down, and we had to fight for the last one.\n\nbeet lollipops yummy, light, and creative.\n\nstuffed peppadews (cored little sweet peppers with a HINT of heat) was our fav. plot some prosciutto and mozzarella in the center, and plot that little sucker in your mouth.  yummy!\n\nservice: attentive, knowledgeable, friendly\nfood: fancy bar food (like rock bottom on meth)\ndrinks: can't complain, so long as i can taste the vodka in my martini\ndecor: fancy bar. not tommy bahama attire, nor ocean club...kind of blue martini attire.\nprice: i think reasonable for good food and drink portion size.\n\nwhy not 5 stars? dunno.  too bright of TVs, and they're EVERY WHERE!


There is nothing quite so apocryphal and intriguing as the stench of a man cloaked in velvet brocaded tunics and leggings speaking victorian english under the swelter of 110 degree weather gnoshing greedily on a cartoonishly large turkey leg. The stench is one of body odor, nose gays, grease, loathing, and pretense. It's an unmistakable odor I have come to equate with bluegrass concerts, trustafarians, and the anachronistic carnies of the renaissance fair. The Az Renaissance Fair is quite a spectacle indeed. I have been to it many times in my life, as a toddler, as a sneering adolescent, and as a drunken giggly twenty-something through each prism of perspective I saw this place differently depending on my age. Im sure I gazed at the strange sights and smells as a toddler in amazement and wonder. As an adolescent I probably complained of the heat and made sarcastic comments at every opportunity. As a grown ass man, believe it or not I had a great time. If you've never been it's worth the drive out just to see what all the fuss is about. There is of course the obligatory turkey legs, the overpriced beer in tankards, the jousts, etc. The highlights for me were the wild men and the falconer. dont ask, just go.


Chicken fingers were good. The ribeye was good. Nice portions. Clean bathroom. Attentive staff. Not extra smoky. Open 24 hours. Small yet varied menu. Will probably be on our late night munchies list.


Was not impressed at all.  The female bartender was nice but the male bartender was a dick.  I ordered a sandwich from the female bartender and 2 minutes later I hear the male bartender talking shit about what I ordered to other guys sitting at the bar (who he didn't seem to be friends with, and for the record, what business is it of theirs?).\n\nThen he came over and said something about ordering the same thing his grandmother ate.  Wow, your g-ma eats chicken too?  What are the odds?\n\nI went here because I was looking to watch a soccer game and another bar by my house recommened it.  \n\nI need to find a different soccer friendly bar somewhere in this city because I will not return here.


I went there with some friends and we all liked it. My wife and i had a vegetarian sandwich called a Caprese, my daughter had an italian and my friend had the Montagu. They were very inexpensive for the strip but i was hungry after my sandwich.


It's cheap, it's delicious, and it's delicious. Also, it's delicious. I can't really elaborate beyond these points, but if you're a Phoenix native, you must go here for tacos. Simply must.\n\nAlso, try the memelitas! :D


Horrible. Choose another airline please! 15 hour delays going to San Francisco to Las Vegas both ways!  Every hour was a new excuse for the delay. Service was awful. Customers on airplane for an hour with little cool air serving themselves water  since flight attendants sitting around. Unbelievable! They never could find pilots to fly the plane. Please, choose another airline.


Have I mentioned that I love dive bars? This is a great dive bar. Small, but not overly sticky and dirty. Friendly bartenders and patrons. Standard beer selection. And there's pool and other things too. It's dark and just slightly sleazy. This definitely a good place to kill time, lose some money, and enjoy some cold beers.


Been here a few times when I'm in town. Last time was during Phoenix Pride (I wasn't aware that pride was going on) The place was packed and lots of friendly people. If you like bears, then pay this place a visit on a Saturday..


We heard great things about this place and decided to give it a shot for breakfast and we were sorely disappointed. The food was mediocre and was served lukewarm. The service was slow and inconsistent. We had to request our check from the host stand since the waitress never returned, the owner was visiting most of the tables, but never stopped by ours, and the price was expensive for what we got. The only upside was the french toast special we split was yummy.


Every detail here is right. The office staff are pleasant and very helpful. It took a while to sort out my odd insurance, and they were patient and persistent. Dr. Rapp and the dental assistants have a warm, welcoming manner that puts the children (and me) at ease. After one rather difficult appointment, Dr. Rapp called the next day to check on my daughter and make sure she was feeling well.


Not a good start: my appointment wasn't in their system and despite being told they could get me in right away, the \"about an hour\" needed to look over my car is now pushing 105 minutes. Otherwise, they verified what a different shop told me and their prices were about the same.


This is for the male strippers side (Men of Sapphire show). We got complimentary passes to come for a bachelorette party, so we thought what the heck. I had never been, so I wasn't even sure what to expect. I just didn't want any D.G (dong glitter) on me. The bartenders are really nice there, so that was a plus. Everything else can be summed up with one word: Cheesy. It was soooo cheesy, I think I lost 2lbs that night from laughing. However, I think my laughing was mistaken for having fun because one of the dancers came up really fast to my seat and was grinding his crotch in my face. I've heard that if you say get off or go away or don't touch me, they don't push, but this guy was really aggressive. And spoke in this very unsexy but sleazy italian accent 'Come on baby, don't be afraid of it\". I wasn't afraid of it, I just dont like my men smelling like baby powder and having their crotches in my face. Anyway, he spilled his drink on me and didn't even notice. \n\nI feel kind of bad because they really gotta work it for the tips. Maybe I'm just not a strip club kinda gal. The video productions they played in the background were pretty cheesy too, looked like something you film in middle school in your backyard for a history project. But it's worth a try at least once. Other women were definitely having a good time, saw some guys getting tipped in hundreds! I'd tip them a buck or two if they passed a tip jar around. It's fun for bachelorette parties for sure, particularly if the bachelorette wants to get up on stage and molested by a muscular man dry humping her doggy style. One girl got the dude's ball pounded into her eyeballs while she was laying down onstage. I can't imagine that being comfortable, but it's a riot to watch. Thinking back on it, it's pretty funny and we all had fun.


Great food. Great beer. Great service. Great atmosphere.


Norm's has become my go to breakfast joint in Summerlin. The food is good, service is good, good is ample and wifi is free and fast. \n\nThe bread/toast is excellent and may be my favorite part of the meal when I order eggs. The wheat pancakes are probably my favorite thing on the menu.


I should have followed Yelp's reviews instead of deciding on Dollar's lower rental base price.  They charge for extra drivers, they don't have the car listed on their website, they consider a Chevy Tahoe (Full Size SUV by most other Companies) the same category as a Chevy Suburban (Premium SUV by most other Companies).  \n\nSigned up for the Suburban and given a Tahoe, with not enough room for my travelers and luggage (had to purge some luggage at a relatives home).  This, with the explanation that they consider the Tahoe and Suburban as the same category, and can't do anything about it other than offer me different vehicle that may still not fit my needs.  In addition, the attendants explained that the only Suburban that they have is the one across the parking lot (belonging to the manager!!!!!).\n\n1 star, only because I can't  leave it at ZERO stars!!!!!


Here for the very first time with my son.  The stylist asked what we wanted done on my son's hair.  it is on the longer side in a surfer style cut.  I requested a trim and re-shape of only a half inch, no more, he even confirmed showing me how much he would cut off by the measurement to which I agreed.  What I watched fall on the floor was at least an inch, maybe a little more.  Other salons I have been to (in San Diego) take their time with my son's hair, this cut took all of 5 minutes.  The customer service is pretty lacking as well.  I informed my son that he is going to have to graduate to a big kid salon, we most likely won't be coming back here.


Hands down best buffet in Vegas. The service is what put it over the top. I have a major allergy and the server had the chef come out to talk to us. He walked me around the entire buffet pointing out all the things that were safe for me. I've never had that kind of treatment at a restaurant. And the bottomless alcohol option is well worth it!


This bbq is actually pretty darn good. We ordered their massive samplers and and pleased to say we liked it all. The meat just falls right off the ribs and the pulled pork was super tasty. The atmosphere and food options kinda made it feel like we were at grandparents or something. We will go again


Super rip off. Took the car in for an oil change. They recommended $2000+ of \"repairs\". I left and took it to a mechanic who I trust. All it needed was $230 for brake pads (Firestone wanted $450 for that). Stay away from this place unless you have money you don't want.


This \"grooming center\" is an ok place. I have been there twice for their haircut special. $25 buys you a miller, hair-cut, hair wash with shampoo, and a neck rub. Which is sounds like a good deal, until you experience it. I made an appointment for 4:30, and got there exactly around 4:31PM, it took them 20 minutes to get me a seat. \n\nI got my beer right after I set on the chair, which is very awkward if you think about it. You have your apron on the hair stylist is staring at you and your one hand has beer mug. It was even more awkward when the hair-stylist decided to give me some time to leave me alone to finish my beer. Imagine a grown man sitting there in that barber's chair with an apron sipping on a cheap beer, while the kid from the next seat over keeps looking at you. I understand that you want to drive men in by offering free beer, but damn who wants to be burpy when someone is cutting your hair. Also, I personally think miller is crap beer, so it didn't add to the grand \"experience\". \n\nThey really messed up my hair but just taking a clipper to the top, which was a miscommunication on both of our ends. I thought that the woman said clip my hair with scissors, and I didn't realize it until we had passed the point of no-return, that she said clipper. Although she did her best to make it look nice,I did look like a Franciscan monk half way through the procedure. \n\nShampoo and massage was good, but anyone can do that. When your main entree is bad, than no one comes back to your restaurant for condiments. Their service needs to improve alot, they are pretending to be old fashioned barber shop, but clearly pit-stop style hair cuts and crap beer won't achieve that. You can tell that barber don't care about best service. Just like many worker in America, they are there for a paycheck for shoddy performance.\n\n$28 (w/ $3 tip) is not a good value for a Franciscan monk hair cut. I can buy a miller, use a clipper, shampoo my hair and use my neighbor's cat to run around my neck and back area for massage for less than $5. \n\nOn a bright side they specialize in hair cutting, not plastic surgery. (1/5)


You found your new mechanic, so don't look any further!\nA friend referred me to Howie's and I can't thank her enough! Since I came to this town, I was scammed by a lot of mechanics. I was so unhappy that I considered only using public transportation.\nI figured I had nothing to lose by going here. What I found was a great bunch of folks that always seemed glad to see me and was ready to help me immediately. They always remembered my name and had a smile. They diagnosed problems quickly and accurately, had a very fair price, and even discussed any alternatives to get me by until I could go in for the full repairs. Their repairs were quick and, best of all, they did a fabulous job! I never had to come back with the same issue.\nI think Howie's is the only honest mechanic in this town and I'm very glad to have found him!


This place is going downhill. Very inconsistent. I like that it's closer to me, but it's really not worth it after my last experience. Went there for Chinese New Year dim sum with my family. Was told by female manager that there was still a lot of variety going around, but it turns out a number of our favorites were missing. Pork in all the dishes was very white, like they forgot the soy sauce or something. Meat & shrimp were not sticking together at all in the Siu Mai. Noodles were bland. Very inattentive and poor customer service. The male manager walked by, and I started talking to him when his cell phone rang. He answered the call promptly without excusing himself, walked away, and never came back. I thought it was very rude of him. Better to make the trek to Chinatown for dim sum done right at either Orchids Garden or Ping Pang Pong.


Maybe I am becoming less tolerant as I grow  older. That combined with the fact these Walmart employees probably don't receive a whole lot of training, made for a frustrating shopping experience. I've seen ping pong tables on display at other locations and wanted to purchase one for the house full of people we are expecting over the holidays. I asked the employee in sporting goods if they had any on display. He says they are in the garden section. I play along and go to the garden section. Julie tells us they are displayed up front and only stored in garden. We find the display, the Mrs approves, we purchase one and confirm with the cashier that we pick it up in the garden section. Upon going back to the garden section and telling Julie I need to pick up my PP table, she tells me \"that's in sporting goods.\" She then proceeds to ask me who told me the table was to be picked up in the garden section. This is the same Julie that told me just minutes earlier the tables were stored in the garden section. Julie has me wait at the garden area while she goes to sporting goods to find someone to grab me a table. She came back alone only to get someone in the garden section to get one from, guess where?, the garden section. It was like the left hand didn't know what the right hand was doing and Julie seemed like a fish out of water. The only thing that bumped this to a two star experience was Assistant Manager Bill and the two employees that loaded the beast into my vehicle. This is two subpar experiences lately. Maybe it's time for me to find a new Walmart mothership.


I have been looking forward to trying this place for a long time now. And with a girl trip to Vegas for my birthday, what better place to go to have my birthday dessert. \n\nWhat a huge mistake!! It was by far the worst service I have ever had and what makes it so bad is we only had dessert. First off, we waited about 20 minutes for our waiter to take our drink order, then another 10 for that to be served to us and then another 30 minutes for our desserts to come out. To top it off the dessert wasn't even that amazing. But what made it such a bad experience, I mean enough for me to write a review because I don't ever write reviews but this one I couldn't let go. The wait staff, they were horrible, no customer service skills what so ever. As we're sitting there waiting for our bill, the waiter finally comes to give it to us. Then sitting there waiting for him to take it, we see him clearing off other tables and taking dishes to the back and he doesn't come back out. So I flag a waiter down and ask him if he could get out waiter, which he said he would. Still no sign of him. So I finally walk up front to the hostess and ask him can we please pay our bill, we've been sitting there waiting for 30 minutes. He says he will get our waiter. Still no sign. Then we ask another waiter and finally he takes our bill to the back and gives it to our server. Finally 10 minutes he walks out with our credit card slips. Guess what bud no tip for you!! That was by far the worst experience in a restaurant that I have ever had!!! Never again will I go there or allow any of my family or friends to go there either