We made a cross country move and had investigated several moving companies.  We chose Beltmann because of their reputation, professionalism with the initial quote and after 2 references gave excellent reports.  We were happy with the quote and the preparation.  \n\nUnfortunately, things went poorly after that.  The day the packers came, they did come on time and finished in the time that we were quoted.  I was initially pleased, but later disappointed as certain boxes were not there for the movers the next day (TV cartons, etc).  When we unpacked, we found some very fragile items carelessly packed.  \n\nWe had also set up the entire move as two parts- one to our new residence as well as storage.  The packers were unaware of this (so did not have two sets of stickers), the movers were unaware as well as the movers at our new location.  \n\nMoving day was extremely bad. Our truck was \"dropped\" meaning the driver dropped it off in front of our house to work at another site.  We had a 1900 sq foot house, estimated 10,000 lbs and they had only 3 movers.  The lead person had trouble marking our items and coordinating the other two movers.  They almost ran out of tape, had no elastic bands, shrink wrap and were not prepared with mattress cartons. They managed to lose track or not mark parts of anything that was disassembled.  The loading took over 12 hours and was still going on when I left at 9pm.  There was absolutely no correct count on our items (we had things marked with up to 3 stickers and at least 15 items without a sticker)\n\nThe company contact was extremely apologetic and listened to our concerns.  They did mail us a $100 gift card, but for a move that was $8000, it seemed somewhat insignificant.  They later told us they fired the 3 people from that day.  However, we have come to learn that moving people are often \"fired\" one day and hired back the next.   I asked if they could please make sure there were enough people at our new residence to make it go more quickly.  We were assured there would be.\n\nSadly, a truck breakdown delayed our offload one day past our window, 2 people no-showed for the move and we again had 3 people.  One was the driver who was tired (understandably!) and so it was really 2 movers. Additionally, offload was delayed because NO ONE had the keys to unlock our load.  Only one of three keys was eventually located.  Once opened, the items were shifted and were noted to be clearly poorly packed by the movers here.  The poor marking of things in Phoenix made the unload difficult.  I had brought some hardware with me that did not make it onto the truck, but the rest of the hardware could not be located.\n\nI will say that Beltmann did arrange for a third party to come and assemble what was not assembled the following day.  They were apologetic\n\nIn all, I do think we were a victim of two days where they had an unexpected shortage of people.  However, I think they are completely responsible for not assigning a trained person on our loading day, not responsible for conveying this was a split move (which complicated things on both sides).  It was completely unprofessional to not have keys to the trailer.  As nice as they have been verbally, I would not use this company based on the actions of their movers.


Walk in one afternoon to a restaurant thats crowded with one server. He tries his best to cater to all the customers but at the end I think he gets lots of funny stares.\n\nDo I think Mr. Tofu is good, honestly I think not. I ordered the tofu soup and add extra $7 for short ribs. Not only the short ribs are tasteless and burned, it is chewy and really low quality. \n\nI ordered the bulgogi too and to be honest with you, you should go to SOYO for korean food. I vow never to come back and would only eat at SOYO for korean food. One and done mr Tofu. U are not for me.


Let me just start by saying that I have been to this salon several times. The owner (Ann) does a great job whenever I've had services with her. \n\nHowever, my friend and I went the other day for eyebrow waxes and did not have a good experience. We both had girls that we hadn't met before. \n\nI went first and she rushed me into the back room. \n\nFirst let me start by saying that when I get an eyebrow wax I expect it to take about 10-15 minutes. (I've had at least 50 eyebrow waxes) She spent a grand total of maybe 2 minutes on my eyebrows. All she did was wax them! She didn't trim them or tweeze them AT ALL. And trust me, they needed it!!! \n\nWhat was even worse was she spent the entire 2 minutes trying to upsell me to get other services. She said AND I QUOTE \"Oh you need a facial you have a big pimple!\". HOW RUDE. As if I would stay and endure another minute of her criticism. Then she asked me if I was getting a lip wax as well. I was so offended. My upper lip is NOT hairy and certainly doesn't need a $15 wax. \n\nMy friend had the same experience. They spent almost no time on her eyebrows and just tried to get her to do other services while we were there. \n\nI can usually go about 4-6 weeks between eyebrow waxes. But this time I will need another within 2 weeks. \n\nI will not be going back to this salon.


The restaurant itself was very unique along with the live two-man band.  However, beyond that not many great things to say.\n\nThe cab ride there and back was $50.  They only had one of three limos operating that night so we didn't have any options other than a cab.  We had reservations for 6:45pm.  It wasn't until 8pm that we were finally being seated at our table.  What's the point of a reservation?\n\nThe prices are way too expensive for the quality of food.  The pastas aren't even made in house.  The sauces were bland.  I found adding copious amounts of salt gave the food some flavor.  \n\nOne other good thing was our server though.  Very friendly and took the time to answer all questions we had.  Was it all worth the far trip and the long wait....no.


I was a little apprehensive renting from Fox in Vegas after I read the reviews, but the rental was very good, although I'm waiting for my deposit credit. The staff was pleasant and helpful in keeping the price down..even gave me a credit for using a cab to get to the rental lot instead of the shuttle bus. Car was nice, no problems with drive to LA and back to Vegas. Facility and service was good or better than most and the price was excellent. A gas station was close to the rental lot. Would use again. But make sure you inspect the car thoroughly for dents and scratches before driving off and keep the small inspection paper!


T&T Tummy and Trauma.\nafter about 5 minutes the busboy showed up with chip ad salsa (not that good, old chips and salsa was bottle stuff)  and i ordered an Ice Tea from him, which came pretty quick. i did have time to look over the menu so i had the kid take my order 3 taco combo plate. chicken, carnitas and carne asada with rice & black beans. i did ask  the kid if they all came on corn tortillas. (told me he would check) within 2 minutes the kid has back and said yes all corn, ok put the order in. he did tell me that he was just a busboy, i told him will now your my waiter thanks. \n1) Rice and Black Beans.\nNeither of them had any good flavor, rice was overcooked and the black beans was just uneatable. horrible\n2) The Tacos.\nthe Asada and Chicken tacos had no flavor  over cooked chicken, the asada taco meat was also over cooked with no flavor. The Carnitas taco was pretty good, if i knew i would of just had 3 of them. Carnitas had seasoned pork and a little heat to them was by far the best of the 3 tacos. One other problem with the tacos you only get 1 tortilla on each taco, so after the first bite the bottom drops out and your eating them with a fork.\nOnly time a saw the waiter was when he brought the check..LOL yeah sure dick head i'm going to tip you. LOL Idiot. \nThe Kid got a good tip, the waiter wannabe .25 cents. \nFood is way over priced for what you get. mini tacos  with rice and beans $18. Ice Tea $3.99. Yep $22 for a $5 Del Taco Meal. This is easily a 1 star but i gave 2 because of the kid.


Le spot o\u00f9 j'aime bien terminer mes emplettes lorsque je vais au March\u00e9 Jean Talon. C'est petit mais j'aime beaucoup, les employ\u00e9s sont toujours de bonne humeur et on y retrouve une belle vari\u00e9t\u00e9 de produits bio \u00e0 bon prix; une \u00e9toile de plus pour la grande s\u00e9lection de farines, noix et \u00e9pices en vrac!


I don't like leaving low ratings for stores but it seems that the Toy Shack is more a labor of love for the owners vs. a good, functional, vintage toy shop.\n\nPros: it exists.  Normally, vintage toys are things you already own from your childhood, or find in a yardsale.  You have to respect that they put together a whole store based on toys which are not produced any more.  In that sense, it's like an antique store, which you can not expect to have a consistent stock of product, but they do.\n\nCons: Prices are high and the employees seem a little crazy.  \n\nI went in the middle of the week and there was not a lot of traffic in the area.  There were only a few people in the store.  There was one employee, who was manning both the phones and the register.  I hung around for 20 minutes and as far as I could tell, nobody bought anything.\n\nIt seems to me that people who are into vintage toys might be a crazy bunch (a generalization you could also make about AD&D players, 'cat people', and furries). \nThe employee in the store was having a very loud conversation on the phone with a potential customer who would not leave him alone.  Then he proceeded to tell all of us that he is constantly getting phone calls from crazy people who won't let him get off the phone to deal with the customers in the store, and they leave poor online reviews because he won't talk to them for hours on end.\n\nThe employee proceeded to have a conversation with another customer about how they both experience frequent seizures.\n\nI asked about some Nintendo Game-N-Watch games which were severely overpriced (some were labelled with prices and some were not, but they were all locked in a glass case so I had to ask for help).\n\nThey really didn't have much in the way of video games, mostly 1990's figures etc.  They had some older stuff, but it was all locked in glass cases and there wasn't much of it.\n\nAll in all, I didn't find the store very interesting.  I guess the owner probably has a lot of older toys and a lot of information/experience in the vintage toy market, but that just doesn't translate into a useful/interesting/fun store.\n\nI feel like this store could be a lot better, but needs a little help or a makeover or something...


I've always had good service here, unlike the Tempe location. I've never had to wait and the food is always fresh and yummy. Also... totally saw Dan Majerle waiting for a table there once.


Having lived in the neighborhood for eight years, I can't say much other than: variety, reliable, authentic. But what I'm really compelled to tell you all about is...\n\nThey now serve Thai! In addition to their already huge menu! \n\nThe Chicken Pad Thai is arguably the best I've ever had (I've had it in New York and San Francisco). Its crazy how good it is... I had to have it two days in a row to confirm. I've had the green curry and that was yummy - fresh veggies in everything, crispy and plentiful.\n\nIMHO, their decor rocks! I love the cheesy waterfall in the front, the chairs with coffee cup designs and giant turntable-centered family-sized tables. The green walls are an upgrade from the pink and blue that was there before. Go to Fate if you want to sit in faux-modern Ikea surroundings.\n\nThis place is classic Mc Do Well


I wish I could give this place more stars because well, I really wanted to like the place because it's so darn close to my house and the services are really well priced for a facility that is clean with a modern decor.\nI've been there twice.  \nThe first time the zone 2 girl was extremely earnest and told me how passionate she was about hair cutting.  And she was really good- full of energy, eagerness to learn.  And even though she burned my scalp several times while she was blow drying my hair, when the styling was done- my hair looked really good and she looked so eager to please that I could not be upset with her that despite my hair looking good, I probably had several patches of scalp toasted enough to be red the next day.\nThe second time I went back, I got another zone 2 girl.  Very nice, good personality but somehow completely lacking in energy.  This sister's scalp massage was so lacking in oof that I felt like flies were in my hair and I wanted to swat her fingers away.  \nI should have known my haircut would be bad and left right away.  She ended up taking so long with my haircut that I finally had to ask her to see the clock to see what time it was- it took her nearly 2 hours to give me a cut and style that I, one who is incompetent with styling, could have done myself.  I was so disappointed.  Luckily, the instructor came and saved the day and in matters of five minutes, she had me styled looking like a million bucks and I walked away somewhat happy.\nWould I come back again?  Probably but now that I am a veteran of this place, I will ask for a zone 4 or higher girl (they go from zone 1 to zone 6) so maybe next time I will be lucky enough to walk out with scalp unburned, and a cut and style that won't take up my whole day.


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I have been to Mary for facials seeking clear skin for 9 years.  Yes my skin looks great.  She always has the latest and best products and treatments.  Mary 's salon is always a place of welcome and relaxation.  She takes time to evaluate my skin each session.


I came here with a few coworkers for lunch, and was very impressed.\nWe were seated on the second floor which was spacious and had an amazing atmosphere.\n\nThe dining space reminded me of a combination old west and a medieval festival in Europe. You can see old horse carriage wheels hung on the walls, some wooden barrels, and a knight armor in the corner. Pretty cool! \n\nFor lunch, I had a parmesan chicken salad sandwich which used a French croissant instead of bread. It was amazing and very fresh. Also their French fries were delicious with very crispy batter! \n\nI can wait to be back here on a Friday or Saturday night, I heard the first floor is a pub-type bar, and the second floor turns into a club with live DJ. \n\nI will keep you posted!


The service is exceptional. There was a South American teppan chef that was very nice and generous. I had the calamari and it was sooo fresh and tasty. He gave us nice shrimp appetizer that I was surprised came with. The teppan is unique because they serve noodles. The rice came last after the food, which was nice because I hate filling up on rice before the main entree. But, the rice is definitely the best part of a teppan experience. I got too full by the time the rice came out and felt guilty not even touching it.\n\nWe went during happy hour and everything was reasonably priced. I ordered a shrimp tempura sushi and it cost $7, but it was a large well presented roll that tasted fresh and perfect. We were tempted to go for the all you can eat, but we held that off as Ricky wanted the happy hour teppan. It ended up costing us less. We are on a budget so we needed to by mindful of what we ordered even if we were treating ourselves. \n\nAll in all I would definitely come back.


In town for Spring Training. The worse Asian buffet I've ever had.in.my.life.\n\nThe \"prime rib\" was a shriveled up piece of meat that everyone ignored. Next to it was the crab legs which must have been the only thing edible because the minute that it came out, one or two diners would swoop in and grab the whole plate, leaving nothing for everyone else. It got to the point that diners would stand there to get their share so that the greedy patrons would not take it all.\n\nThe sushi fish was frozen - you can taste the ice. The rice would disintegrate due to the \"skill\" of the sushi chef who was moving in slow motion while I was there.\n\nThe fruit and dessert stands were a joke. The dessert had this half empty pudding tray that was disgusting looking..... The fruit stand was the worse I've ever seen in a buffet. Stray pieces of oranges.... What looked like canned peaches and pears were floating in their trays.... Heck.... The plastic fruit ornaments hanging behind looked more appetizing...\n\nFloating between these trays was a empty tray of raw oysters.... Boy I don't know who would trust eating that?\n\nPlus to top it off, the service was lousy.... Never offered to fill up the \"refillable\" drinks and plates were left stacked on the table when returning with another plate....\n\nWhat is hard to believe is that there was a decent amount of patrons on a Satrday night at around 7pm.... I guess the $10.99 price is appealing..... And drinks were another $1.49 on top of that....WAY over priced for the quality of the food at this place.


The MGM Grand invited me back to stay for a night after my sub par experience last year.  They'd improved in several aspects since my last stay.  The staff was much more polite this time, consistently, and the check in process ran much smoother, notably.  The hotel is still a massive, sometimes over-crowded behemoth, and the valet service is still incredibly slow, but they definitely impressed me more this time than last.


Came here for restaurant week and I very much dug the decor. Especially the wall of bottled spirits. That was kinda kickass and the only thing it was missing was one of those rolling library ladders.\n\nThe food itself was alright but nothing mind-blowingly spectacular. For appetizers, we had the chips and spinach artichoke dip which was extremely cheesy and creamy but not overpoweringly so. An excellent appetizer, I must say.\n\nNext was the entree. I ordered the blackened mahi. It was topped with crab meat and tomato creole. Didn't really taste much of the creole sauce but the crab meat was pretty good. The mahi itself was kinda bland and didn't have much flavor. A friend ordered the citrus-glazed soy salmon or something and I had a bite of that and it was pretty good! But on the side, the honey-roasted carrots were super awesome. They were soft, gooey but not mashed gooey, sweet, and just very flavorfull.\n\nAnd finally dessert, the white chocolate brownie was quite good. Complex in its design and presentation but simple in its taste. But sometimes, simplicity tastes excellent! What we have is essentially a brownie topped with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and ribbon-like shavings of white chocolate. Can't go wrong with that, yeah?\n\nSo in the end, I'd give this place a 3.5 stars. The food, while good, wasn't spectacular and my mahi was kinda bland. But the dessert and the decor made up for it and it's a neat little place to take a lady out on a date to. Yay!


Went here for first time as it was a on a top 5 burger list in Pittsburgh. Big burger that was cooked as ordered. The meat didn't have much beef flavor! Next time I'll try a different burger from the list. My best burger is the triple-prime @ Ruby Tuesday. Next up on the list will be Eleven.


I cannot count how many times I walked right past Nicholas Coffee Co, smelling the aroma of fresh roasted peanuts I love roasted peanuts, they're like my favorite food.  I remember the windows being very busy, and busy windows tend to scare me, like I cannot guess what's going on inside. After reading the Yelp reviews of Nicholas Coffee and co, and getting Downtown after 4:30pm I decided to go in.  \nI have fallen in love. This coffee shop had a frozen Chai on the menu, I am going on my lunch break tomorrow for that. The barista was smiling and seemed happy to be of service.\nOn this visit I played it safe and got a iced latte with vanilla flavoring, omg it was so delicious. Refreshing sweet and energizing.  I cannot wait until my next visit to this coffee shop, it was really a treat. \n\nOne entire wall was lined with tea!!! There were roasted nuts of all kinds, honey and huge variety of coffees. Shame on me for not giving this place a change earlier, now it's time to play catch up :)


honestly, I don't think there is anything THaT great about this place. Worlds best waffles? I've made waffles just as good with a waffle maker in a college cafeteria ... they don't do anything special with these waffles either-the only option is to order one plain with a side of bacon.... I've ordered breakfast dishes here before and I'm pretty sure they make it taste good by using a lot of butter and salt. There is nothing else unique about how they cook the food... It is very run of the mill. If you are a fan of bacon, it's pretty damn good. The orange juice is Freshly squeezed and SO delicious, and for that I'll give this place 3 stars...


Mrs. Ambiance and I went to Delux after the Chelsea Handler show this evening and their burgers were much more complex than the comedian.\n\nCool place, especially late night.  The long blue table in the center seems to be the place to be.\n\nThey tried to sit Mrs. Ambience and her sister (the really pickey one) out side, well, that did not work at all and we moved to the long blue table.\n\nThe food was just great, comfort food for late night.  Shopping basket for the fries is a great touch.\n\nEarly morning tomorrow, so could not fully ReTox.


As a Snooze fanboy from Colorado, I have to say that I was pleasant surprised to discover that Phoenix had one too. You will have to wait, though the wait is nothing like the wait times in Colorado and it's absolutely worth it.\n\nGluten-free french toast, pancakes and other delights were just as great here because I went back twice during this trip as I'd missed it so. Service is always fantastic and attentive despite the buzzing crowds too. I brought my agent and she too was impressed a lot by the place, despite never having been and even being a native of the area. So it's not just a fanboy talking (she had the burrito and was delighted by it..)\n\nSo yeah, you have to show up to Snooze early or time your visit, you can't just kind of show up and eat here like you would a different place. But the experience from the menu and everything in between is worth all of the hubbub. So long story short, the Phoenix location delivers just as you'd expect.


I'm so happy to have found this place! Great food for cheap!


Every time I've been here I've had excellent service.\n\nMy selection: Chicken and Waffles and a Sangria.


This hotel was so luxurious, large suite and comfy!! It is part of the Venentian so everything is connected and easy to go gamble and go shopping.  The room was decorated in dark chocolate tones and a dark yellow/gold couch that was so nice! The room in only like a couple of month old so everything was nice and new!  The bathroom had a huge tub that was so amazing in granite and nice thick towels!! I just loved coming back to my room after a long day at the a sales conference. \n\nThe only thing I did not like was the pillows since they were a bit too thick for me.  I loved the 3 TV's in the office area, in front of the bed and in the bathroom!! Place was super clean and nice we had chocolates every night with a turn down on our bed.  I would highly recommend a stay there!


I really want to give this restaurant all five stars, just because the service was fantastic. However, I can't say that I loved the food entirely. This won't stop me from coming back though since I did only try the items on their lunchtime buffet menu. I will definitely have to go back for dinner.\n\nI will just point out the positive aspect of my experience for now:\n\n1. Fantastic service: Right when I walked through the doors, I was greeted by the staff and felt very welcome. Our waiter made sure to check up on us several times during our meal and was very hospitable. \n\n2. Nice accommodation: Very cute and quaint mom and pop restaurant. The interior decor is nice and their choice of music is very soothing. The restaurant is very clean as well, which is a huge plus.\n\n3. Food: I'm not a huge fan of rice pudding but they actually won me over with their rice pudding. Their garlic naan is also delicious--very light and fluffy. Actually, I really loved most of their vegetarian/vegan dishes.


I've been eating here since I was a kid and it was on 10th street. In fact, I used to live behind them and be tortured by the smells. When I used to travel with my boss, we would just order a bunch of falafel wraps to go from the woman that used to answer the phone by yelling, \"KASSAB!\" Awesome roadtrip food. \n\nNow, more often, I get the portabella wrap. It's messy, but worth it and you can just eat the last few bits with a fork. Great pickled veggies and hummus.\n\nIt's gone more upscale since the old days, but also pricier. Oh well, glad they can survive the rents on Carson.


Not my usual pub & seafood spot but it was the birthday girls choice. Not to Shabby but nothing really stood out.\n\nCHEAP DRINKS: 3/5 Probably the only good thing about this place is the $2.95 tall draft beers $2.50 regular draft beers and $3.95 sangria's. Their selection of draft & bottled beers are pretty small. I assumed they would have a lot more but they don't. Sangria's pretty good, our waiter even said it was their \"famous sangria\" but I've tasted better. It was super sweet and not enough fruit. The only thing in it was lemons and a cherry.\n\nFOOD: 1/5 Super oily, I ordered a Chicken Cajun Pasta and I felt like it was drenched in oil or butter. There was no sauce and my chicken was over cooked so instead of getting a blackened smoked slices of chicken breast they gave me burnt chicken. I did like the mushrooms in this dish that was pretty much the only good thing.\n\nSERVICE: 2/5 Our waiter okay.... he was knowledgeable but not really attentive. Had to wave my hands in the air a couple times to flag him down. Right before we ordered he wasn't bad. Kept on coming back asking us if we were ready, but once we ordered he was no where to found.


Came here for a typhoid vaccination for travel today. It was easy to find and get to. \n\nIt's set up exactly like the DMV, except a lot less crowded - blue cubicles, take a number, wait, etc. It's clean, but very gloomy / fluorescent / typical government building. I was in an out of there in 30 minutes. \n\nGirl at the counter: friendly,  nice. Nurse Vickie: super nice and friendly! Chit chatty, informative, and yet still efficient. Cashier Erin: also friendly and helpful. \n\nSo, why the mediocre review, you say? The GOD AWFUL security guard. He is on such a little power trip and is so uninformed that he should not be the first person people interact with when they arrive. He is also so overweight that I cannot imagine him stopping ANYONE from causing mischief if they wanted to. \n\nThe story....(fresh and still annoyed)\nI come in - \n\"Hi, do you need some help?\" (so far, so good)\n\"Yes, I'm here for a typhoid vaccine\" \n\"OK, you need to fill out the white form\" (points to the wall) \n\"OK\" (I start heading over to the wall) \n\"We don't allow food and drink in here\" (couldn't have told me that before I started walking over to the wall?)\n\"OK\" (I start heading out)\n\"You need to use the exit door\" (points to other side of the building)\n\nAt this point, I'm still game. Rules are rules, whatever. Maybe they have a security camera that points a certain way and need to have the same number of people entering as exiting or something. Going to give him the benefit of the doubt. Guy's just doing his job. \n\nI come back in, take a look at the \"Check in starts here\" table which has the same forms I saw I needed online with clipboards and pens. \"Are these the right forms?\"\n\"No, you need the one on the wall.\"\nI walk over to the wall. The forms on the wall (no clipboards, no pens) are exactly the same as the ones on the table. The white forms clearly are labeled 'Childhood vaccines (under 18 years old).'\n\"Are you sure you don't mean the blue one?\" (The blue forms are labeled \"travel vaccines\")\n\"No, the white one.\"\nOK, whatever, maybe they only use the white form now or something. \n\nI take my number, fill out the form, sit down and fill it out. I get called very promptly and am helped by the friendly girl at the counter, who informs me I needed to fill out the BLUE form. I KNEW IT! So maybe the guy didn't know what a typhoid vaccine was for. He could have asked, \"what is your vaccine for again?\" I swear, he gets off on making people's lives just a little more difficult. It's like he's a supervillain - Inconvenience Man.


EDIT2: They charged my card AGAIN. I have now been charged four times for a one night stay. I've put a charge block on my card. Here's the saga on Vegas Chatter: http://www.vegaschatter.com/story/2012/9/4/162713/3521/vegas-travel/If+You+Stay+At+Golden+Nugget%2C+Keep+An+Eye+On+Your+Credit+Card+Statements\n\nEDIT: So, I'm fresh back from my stay this weekend and here's the rest of the story.\n\nA representative from The Golden Nugget called me on Friday and explained their billing software was not jiving well with AMEX and that's why the double charge again. He then told me I would receive $300 off the bill when I checked in.\n\nFlash forward to Saturday (my check-in day) - my husband and I check-in with surly employees at the VIP lounge, go upstairs, have a lovely stay in our suite. \n\nThen we checked out this morning and THAT's where the issues come up.\n\nThe employee who checked me out informed me we were booked to stay until 9/3. I replied to her that we had only booked one night. She then said, \"Well, whoever booked this online booked two nights. If you want to check out today there will be a $50 early check-out fee.\"\n\nI simply replied, \"No.\" She did some typing and then, lo and behold, we didn't have to pay the fee anymore.\n\nI am utterly AGHAST at the amount and degree of billing errors I have experienced in booking one night with The Golden Nugget. From reading other reviews here, I believe this to be a systemic and reoccurring issue in this casino and hotel. \n\nI'll be calling the number of the gentleman who promised me everything would be fine during my stay to alert him to this. Even though I received a reduced rate, I cannot in good conscience recommend anyone give these people their billing information.\n________________________________________ \n\nI wish I could give this hotel NO stars. \n\nThe Golden Nugget has now charged me $530 TWICE for a stay I haven't even HAD yet! Watch your credit card if you decide to give them any of your information. \n\nThe first time was when I originally booked my stay in July. I noticed a duplicate charge on my AMEX and called them about it. I was informed they had double charged almost everyone that day and were working on getting people refunds.\n\nThey did refund me but then...\n\nOn August 27 (two days ago), I received ANOTHER CHARGE for $530 on my AMEX from The Golden Nugget, THIS time it was filed under \"Specialty Retail,\" which a customer rep told me meant someone had charged my card in one of their shops. I haven't even stayed there yet, so this means someone has either taken down my info and used my card to charge something or they have a dangerous glitch in their accounting system.\n\nI informed them of this and after more than 20 minutes on hold, I received NO apology, no compensation, nothing. They told me I have to talk to their accounting department. The hotel manager (Roxanne Yun) said they could do nothing for me and that she \"had no knowledge\" of the SECOND duplicate charge on my card.\n\nBasically, they told me since it didn't show up on their screens (which, why would it? It's not attached to my reservation. It's a charge on my card from an unauthorized purchase in the gift shop.) it does not exist to them and they can do nothing for me.\n\nI offered to send them statements, written instructions, etc. and she repeated to me that I would just have to talk to accounting. \n\nAgain, I would not recommend you give these people your credit card information. I'm reporting them to the FTC tomorrow morning.


Who goes here?! At the ripe age of 21, this was my first ever club experience (don't balk, I'm American).  The horror!! Who gave all those fifteen year old girls stripper heels and let them in the doors??  There are much MUCH better places to go if you want to pay an unnecessarily high cover and watch people flop around on a dance floor.


This place is fantastic! Lots of healthy options from a very knowledgable and friendly staff. I highly recommend the Mock Tacos entree and the curried chickpea salad. The Jamaican Hibiscus iced tea is also to die for.


Are you sitting down? Stacy's fried chicken is better than LoLo's. Now, I know it's hard to believe, but it's true. Thin savory coating on crispy skin, and the moistest, tenderest white meat I have ever had. EVER. I needed napkins to wipe the juice off my face, people. I almost gave them 5 stars for that alone.\n\nWe also got a 1/2 pound of brisket- thin, delicious slices of moist and smoky goodness. If Bobby Q's brisket is our 10, Stacy's is a 9. The sauce is also very very good. Southern boy Hubby needed him some fried okra which he liked a lot in spite of the fact that they served it with a cornmeal coating when he prefers the breading. Having come off a high from Fez's sweet potato fries the other night, he had to have some of those, too. His conclusion: Fez has no competition there. Stacy's were tasty for sure, but Fez's were much crispier and not so sweet that they \"took the sweet out of my grape kool-aid.\" My mac & cheese tasted home-made, but had a tad more Velveeta than I care for. The sweet tea was sweet, but still not LoLo's sweet (which is complete saturation). We got a red velvet cake to go which I just got up to taste. LoLo's has a little better flavor (Hubby - who was a chemist for years- thinks they use a better grade red food dye), but Stacy's is moister. \n\nWe are so going back to try everything else. Stacy's is a real diamond in a rough neighborhood.\n\nUPDATE: We've tried more. The beef sandwich: outrageous; the fried corn: yummo; the rib tips: delish; the cole slaw: one of the best in town; the black eyed peas: so much better than the band; the pecan pie: on par with my own (I used to manage a bakery). Stacy's rocks! Bumpin' it up to 5 stars.


I usually have excellent service at this location, so maybe this was an off day.  I dropped my car off and asked how long for a tire rotation.  They said 45-60mins max.  After 60 mins of waiting, my car still hadn't been moved or worked on.  I couldn't wait any longer, especially since service hadn't begun yet, so I asked for my keys.  The manager was very apologetic and sincere and asked me to wait a little longer, but I had an appointment to get to...so off I went  Service could have been better if they kept me informed of the delay, I'm pretty understandable, but there was no communication.  I will still try them again.


The one downtown has amazing customer service but I do not recommend shopping at the Goodyear location. Three workers were literally standing around the front door chatting and completely oblivious.


I'm from Chicago and dying for some fantastic tasting ribs, other than those that I BBQ myself. Everyone pointed me to Honey Bear's BBQ.\n\nThe place is clean and casual, and the service is OK. But the ribs were horrible. The beer was fantastic though and I first thought maybe the alcohol had dulled my taste buds. I remember screaming, \"Either this is a poor cut of beef/pork or both animals had mad cow/pig disease!\"\n\nI decided to return and give them another chance, and not order alcohol. I ordered the ribs and again, \"Mad Cow Disease!\"\n\nI won't ever return. How does that go: \"First time shame on you, second time shame on me...\"


I switched insurance a couple years ago and needed a new ppo doctor, this office was the one my gf used.  From the start, I had bad experiences with this office.  I was never assigned a doctor and always given a random doctor or nurse.  I have 2 different tests done that required 3-5 business days for results.  Both times I did not receive a call back after 10 business days and had to call more than 2 times for my results. \n\n My biggest complaint however comes from my last visit.  On that day the office had a \"$50 see the doctor sign outside\" the office was absolutely packed with people that did not have insurance.  I waited for 45 min before I sent to the back and waited another 45 min.  I finally left because I had to go back to work.  I paid $25 for the visit and was charged a $50 \"no call no show\" fee.  They would not remove the fee from my account.  \n\nThis office is ran extremely poor starting at the front office.  Even without my latest issue I was ready to change doctors.  I would not recommend them to anyone.


I have been to Jason's Deli quite a few times since living in Vegas at 2 of their locations.  I never actually \"CRAVE\" their food nor am I ever dying to go there.  The food is fine but that's all.  The salad bar is fresh but nothing exciting.  \n\nTheir Fire tortilla chicken soup is very good as is their French Onion soup.  I can't recall which sandwiches I have had but nothing comes to mind as exceptional.  My husband usually orders Reuben or pastrami sandwiches which he has decreed as \"good\" but in no way comparable to The Bagel Cafe.  \n\nThey have wonderful fresh brewed iced tea (Black Currant is my favorite).  This is a good place for lunch if you want to try to have healthy options.  Easy to feed your kids here plus they have free ice cream.


I really liked the atmosphere here but I went when it wasn't very crowded (around 2). Otherwise I wouldn't have liked it nearly as much.


The food was ok.. When they have it. I counted 8 empty pans. The ice cream was the consistency of milk. All this for $12.49?!!!!!! I got ripped off


Came here for the sunday champagne brunch.\n\ndecent variety of foods from chinese, salads, mexican, breakfast, seafood and even brazillian bbq style meats. I stuck to plenty of pork(bacon, sausage, polish sausage, italian sausage with peppers) and general tao's spicy beef along with other assorted yummies here and there. Only thing that sucks is you now have to pay extra for the all you can drink champagne extravaganza. \n\nAfter a night of drunken shenanigans, here we were getting drunk all over again for breakfast, good times. It's vegas, I think it's a written rule somewhere that this is supposed to happen...\n\nFrom here, off to circus circus blitzed...


Yeah, I'm reviewing a Shell gas station. Why? Because this is the closest gas station to my house and yes, I've experienced better. \n\nThe high points: As mentioned, it's conveniently located - South & East Blvd. They have gas. They also have ice and the typical soft drinks, snacks and other gas station expected items inside. The guys behind the counter have always been friendly.\n\nThe low points: OMG the traffic getting in and out of here is redic...be super careful coming and going. The number of people trying to turn out of here *across* traffic on South or East boulevards borders on insane. As others have mentioned there are some shady characters that frequent this lot to do what looks like to be less than desirable business. And lastly, because of its convenient location, this gas station usually sells gas for at least a $.05-$.10 per gallon premium. \n\nI'll be back to this Shell...unfortunately.


my first Burberry purchase was on 5\\29/2014 I mistakenly purchased a ll maydown MCO Bla46 which was on sale for $595 formerly $750. It was cute with two tassels in front with a snap button closure. I was told by the sales person that I needed to take the purse on the floor because they were no others. After getting home I immediately took the tags off of a purse. After filling the purse with various items I noticed that the latch was hard to secure. After leaving Las Vegas I went to San Francisco and left a purse in Las Vegas at a family member's house on my return to Las Vegas on June 24th 2014. I decided that I would return the purse due to the problems with the closure. When I attempted to return the purse to the store for my  full refund I was told that's because the purse with on sale I only had 14 days for a refund additionally I was told that the purse was not in resalable condition due to the fact that the price tag had been removed. After talking to managers and Customer service it was determined that the store was in fact justified in their decision to refuse a refund or store credit for the purse. I feel that if i had I known that the purse and had a 14 day return policy I might have not purchases a sale item.\n I would have never taken the tag off immediately until I was sure that the bag was fully functional. I feel it you can get better service at Walmart you have 30 day return policy and all you really need is a receipt I'm sure Louis Vuitton does not have such a shallow policy. Burberry can never match\n up to louis Vuitton and maybe this is one of the reasons why you live and you learn.\n\n..\n.


The only thing I can say is that the portions are huge..but a bit bland in taste. Came here for dinner and it wasn't too busy. You'll get full but not satisfied due to the lack of taste. It just a fancier diner setting. I rather go to Denny's and get similar dishes for less which probably taste better too.


Came here on Saturday for lunch, and was impressed.\n\nAs per \"Asian style\" in terms of attacking the buffet, we attacked the meat and seafood first.  Not a lot of variety in seafood at the time, just some salmon, shrimp cocktail, clams and sushi, but the meat was delicious.  We had BRAISED SHORT RIBS over POLENTA, PRIME RIB, KOREAN BBQ, BBQ PORK RIBS, and TRI TIP.  The most amazing thing was the pile of BONE MARROW they had...rich and delicious. All of these were delicious...a lil bit on the salty side, but hey, taste is what matters, right?\n\n(THERE ARE REVIEWS THAT SAY THERE ARE NO PRIME RIB...THAT IS NOT TRUE!  We had a lot of prime rib...but the piece I got was definitely more Raw than Rare)\n\nThis place doesn't have as much variety as the other places, but the quality of their food was great.  The dessert selection was awesome as well with their PUMPKIN CHEESECAKE, SWEET POTATO FLAN, and GELATO.\n\n\nOverall, the presentation of the food was all aesthetically pleasing....they're big on serving food in individual containers, which makes it fun to eat, but also means you can grab less per trip!


I've been to Black Bears throughout California and this one was not nearly as good as the others.  \n\nThe biscuits were hard and dry and I just was not that happy with our breakfast here. \n\nThe portions are still crazy big but the quality of food and what you pay more just aren't what I had expected.  \n\nIf you are going to be a chain restaurant of sorts, everything should be consistent and this location is definitely not compared to others....


this is actually a veeeery crappy looking casino.. but.. i will come here for\n$2.99  steak and eggs.. mMmmMmm.. it comes with bread too. yaaay!!! it's a talker between friends too... it's like.. if you're competing for where to eat for the cheapest deal... definatly this one is a catcher!!! haha. yum!!! cheap food in vegas. where on earth do u find $2.99 steak and eggs these days? not very manY!!! \nthere's other deals too that they have .... i only got the steak and egg.. but if u ask.. they'll tell you! =) .. so ask =)


I had a great time the two times I have gone, I really liked that one side had techno and the other side dance/hip hop.  Wish the dance music side was bigger like the techno side. Although I love both types of music I think when people go dancing they are going to dance to hip hop/ dance music and that side gets very over crowded, making it a little hard to dance.  Its been a while since I've gone out and I do not go out to clubs very often, so my experiences with clubs out here is fairly minimal. I am originally from NYC and have been to some pretty great places in NY in the past but this is probably one of the better clubs I have been to here in AZ so far.  Its empty until 11-11:30pm as most places are in Scottsdale, then it gets really crowded quickly but if you get there slightly earlier you can avoid  the long lines. The only  reason I went was to enjoy the  dancing and have a great time with friends but I am not really into that whole club scene. Wish there was a place to go dance without the constant bad pick up lines, but that just naturally comes along with that territory. :)  to expect any less would probably be a little foolish. Despite the corny pick up lines I will go back again sometime because overall it was a really fun atmosphere and I had a great time there dancing with my friends!


We were out at the lake this weekend boating and towed a jet ski rented from Jet Action back to the dock.  Things happen, but when I called the office to help make arrangements for the couple \"stuck\" in the middle of the lake, I was treated rudely and told that \"these things don't break down so I don't know what to tell you.\"  No suggestions or assistance was offered. I would NOT rent here.  Unhelpful and very rude.


A great place, no doubt, but with admission at $18 per adult, it has the feel of an expensive tourist trap.  Why pay so much for someone to \"show you nature\"?\n\nMy suggestion: Go out and explore the desert on your own.\n\n-Hike in the Phoenix Mountains Preserve area. (One of many parks.)\n-Explore the saguaros and lush desert outside the city. (My favorite region is toward Florence Junction & Superior along US Highway 60.)\n-Visit a retail cactus farm. (There are many!)\n\nThen again, if you're a tourist and don't mind spending the money, go for it.


The sandwiches taste fine but the servings are small and the menu is really lacking variety.


I picked up Pad Thai take out for lunch.  I found the sauce to be heavier than I care for.  Not bad, just too heavy.  I like Pad Thai with a light sauciness, not graviness.\n\nAs a rule sauciness is much more appealing than graviness.  I'll generally take sauciness over sassyness as well.  And rudeness.  Definitely sauciness over rudeness.


Came on a Thursday afternoon with a Groupon.  We were seated immediately.   Service was excellent.  Ordered the Crab Louie - lots of crab, but it didn't wow me.  No flavor whatsoever to the crab.  Friend who dislikes seafood ordered the steak.  They were thoughtful about asking to butterfly the steak to meet her needs and our need to catch a flight.   Food was only okay.  Good value with Groupon, but I wouldn't want  to pay full price as the taste was just not there.  I did really like the look of the restaurant and want to give a great big shout out to fantastic service.  Would I return?  Probably not.


great food friendly staff pad kee mao how was amazing


Killer shakes (salted dulce de leche is my fav), delicious burgers and tacos.  Takes a while to get your food but so worth it.


We walked into a empty restaurant at 1230! It stayed empty until we left.  Thought it was busy, but it was the sushi bar next door.\n\nOrdered noodle dish.  Duck was shredded.  Not like picture.  Ordered ramen vs rice noodle.  Charged extra dollar for that.\n\nSoup was so bad, we could only eat half of our order because the soup was too strong.  Chef/server had the nerve to ask us if we had duck noodle before.  They knew we were from Hawaii.  Who doesnt eat duck noodle in Hawaii!\n\nDont recommend.


The price was good for the strip and the location was centrally located. The free valet was a nice relief. The staff was friendly and the room was clean.\n\nDefinitely pay the extra money to upgrade and get a view of the strip and volcano from your room if you have the option!


This is one of the best Cajun restaurants I've ever dined. You could place this restaurant in New Orleans and it would compete with some of the best. My family and I have dined there twice, and I've sampled almost everything. The bottom line you cannot go wrong with anything you order. This restaurant was featured on Triple D and Guy hit this one out of the park.


If we could get my g-parents network switched over, I'd NEVER have them return to this St Lukes.  Quality of care seriously depends on who's on shift and what floor you're on.  Cath-Lab and ICU staff has always been fantastic, but staff on the 7th floor is a hit or a miss.  Likewise with staff in the ER. \n\nSeriously makes me wonder WHY some people get into the medical field, when they clearly are not cut out for working in that type of environment.


This hotel would be one of the greatest value finds in history except for the wreak of the smoke and little ventilation throughout the lobby and casino floor. I am currently staying here for a 5 day convention and I'm on day 2 and have some of the worst nose and eye issues going on. Even though I'm taking ample allergy medicine, the stuffiness and poor ventilation of this casino is killing me. All other casinos, even though they permit smoking, do not smell anything close to Imperial Palace. It feels like you enter a jungle with the humidity and lack of oxygen once entering the hotel from the monorail. Extremely stuffy warm, and you can almost feel the invisible cloud of smoke hovering above you. I really wanted to be wearing one of those masks the people in China wear. My clothes wreak of smoke and I have to shower before I go out again after walking through the casino each time. \n\nThe lighting inside the rooms is poor with 3 small table lamps and there's only 2 extra sockets total for your computer or cell phone charger. The in-wall A/C blows nice and cool which is a great and also helps to filter out some of the outside noise since it has a pleasant hum.\n\nOn a positive note, the price of the rooms are super cheap and if they found a way to clean up the terrible smoke smell and improve the ventilation this could be one of the best deals in down. It's proximity is A+ right by Harrahs and the Flamingo, but because of the nasty smoke, if I ever come to Vegas again I will not stay here. \n\nService and staff is very friendly and accommodating and they have cheap entry table games.


Recently, my husband and I made a trip to Las Vegas. Since we are huge fans of Gordon Ramsay, we made reservations at his \"Gordon Ramsay Steak\" restaurant, in the Paris hotel. \n \nMy husband wrote a great review of our experience but it wouldn't fit here.  So this is the condensed version.  We had a reservation on a Thursday night for 8:15.  We arrived on time and were told by the woman in front that it would be 10-15 minutes.  Go wait in the bar.  No I'm sorry, nothing, not even a smile when we walked up to her.  We were later told by a manager her name was Danielle.\n\nWe went into the bar and it was packed and had to stand.  15 minutes later a couple that had an 8:15 reservation left and we took their seats and ordered a drink.  My husband went to check with Danielle who held up her hand in an impatient \"stop talking\" manner,  and informed my husband \"You are the next to be seated\". Then immediately turned her back on him.\n\nThen the people next to us who had an 8:30 reservation were seated.  I got up to talk to Danielle who was quite rude to me as well and informed me that \"someone\" was in there looking for us.  Apparently when you arrive Danielle writes down what you look like and when it's your turn to be seated she gives your description to a young girl who has to come in an find you.\n\nFinally a young girl got us, at 9:00 for an 8:15 reservation.   I'm sure Danielle had forgotten about us and couldn't be bothered to apologize for her error.  We told the young woman you got us how displeased we were.  She had nothing to say and looked very uncomfortable.  We were seated and at this point I told my husband I just wanted to pay for our drinks and talk to the manager.  The waiter came and we told him, he apologized, first person to do so.  Then another man came up we told him the whole story, nope he was not the manager.  Finally the manager came up and by this time we were really upset.  He offered us a table near the kitchen.  There was no way I was going to spend several hundred dollars on dinner.  We had to repeat we just wanted our check, he comped us for the drinks.\n\nSo be aware, reservations mean nothing at GR Steak. We watch all of Gordan's shows, he always preaches STANDARDS.  Apparently he needs to teach some to Danielle and the hostesses of GR steak.


Our foursome was looking forward to trying this place based on the reviews.  We came in at 4:00 looking for a late lunch early dinner and were disappointed to learn that they only serve \"brunch\" on Saturdays and Sundays. Dinner doesn't start until 5:30.   Who wants pancakes at 4:00.  :(.   With our work schedules being m-f we will sadly never get to try them for lunch.  We will try again for dinner sometime.


Good Mexican food, but it's expensive (at least I thought so). I went there for lunch and had the lunch special ($10) and a coconut margarita ($10) which equaled $22 for lunch! The drinks were also slow to come out. So if you're a tourist, I think it's okay. But for a local, it's pricey.


Trying to take care of a few final Henderson restaurant reviews before I moved my office completely away from the area, I recently headed over to the Hi Scores Bar-Arcade to grab a burger and check out the scene. I have a friend that is a regular there, and speaks very highly of the staff, the space and their food so I figured it would be good lunch. Can going to a video game-based bar for lunch be a good idea?\n\nLocated just off the 215 on Stephanie in a fairly isolated corner spot, the bar shares its building with another restaurant whose name escapes me at the moment. You step through the Hi Scores' side door into a confusing intersection of two spaces; a dark bar and a tight looking seating area with some arcade games. Since it was noon in the middle of the week, the regular dining area was completely empty so I headed into the bar side. The bar has 4 booths, a couple high tops and maybe 20 bar seats around a crazy TV display. The scene for my lunch was complete with bad music videos, plenty of smoking patrons and lasers on the walls. The 'restaurant' side extends behind this bar area and has plenty of booth seats as well as more video games. I've read many people online trying to compare this place to Insert Coins downtown because of the video game aspect; I will not really address this because I hate that place and they're not really the same thing.\n\nThe menu has all sorts of Hawaiian items, sandwiches and crazy bar food that you'd probably want to eat if you're of the crowd that does plenty of snacking while gaming. Their one burger on the menu, the Pac Burger, is an angus patty topped with swiss and cheddar cheese, red onion, tomato and butter lettuce. The patty had great char flavor, but was still a bit too dry and overcooked considering it dripped and made a bit of a mess at first. The butter lettuce was insane for a second time in recent weeks (Poppy Den), is this a new trend to make something look dramatic? Well it's dumb. The LTO were all good, and the cheese was melted but not too present. The bun was very sweet, very dry and just took over the whole meal. All I could taste was the bun with each bite, more than the patty or anything else, and it ended up really taking away from the burger.\n\nThe fries were of a slightly thick cut, and could have been decent if they weren't so undercooked and the cooking oil had gotten changed as it was definitely old and a bit foul. Plus they were so undercooked I think I actually tasted raw potato at one point. Based on this meal and some of the others I saw coming out from the kitchen, I think the food looks great but doesn't quite deliver. I'll also note that even though it was noon-ish on a weekday, it was fairly busy in the bar area and the only person serving all of us was the one waitress behind the bar. She did her best for the most part, but when she took my empty plate away at the end of my meal she also took my half empty iced tea. I thought maybe she was going to refill it, but when she returned with just my check I knew my drink was gone for good. I don't think I've ever seen that happen before but whatever, I guess it gives me something else to talk about. $7 for this burger isn't too bad, but when you add another $3.50 for raw potatoes and $3 for an iced tea that I wasn't able to finish, and you suddenly have a $14.59 meal that was way too much. As a whole I'd say if you're into video games and mediocre bar food this is probably a great place, but if you're looking for great food and great atmosphere this is probably not your destination.


Two stars because I'm on vacation and am EXTRA laid back, otherwise the $70 dollar bill, not worth my hard earned dinero!\n\nFood is less than good, and the service ridiculous! The food came like 10 minutes after we ordered, which felt more like Sbarro's than a restaurant...they charge $8 for 12oz. blue ribbon draft beer...really!?\n\nThe waitress came to take our order and assumed (Spanish People) only knew Fettucine Alfredo and said she could work with any pasta dish ordered al fettucine...The pasta dishes, NOT fettucine, we had were not cooked al dente but half way unboiled...\n\nAt the end I had my Zumanity tickets upside down on the table, when she just grabbed them and said \"where you guys going?\" and then \"oh you already saw the show\"...terrible!\n\nI could go on and on, but you get the point...Il Fornaio -No Thanks!


I often go there on Tuesday where the pitcher is at 5$. It's certainly not a top notch place, but for what you're paying it's all right. You mostly have the international students from France going to this place... I have to say it's not very classy, I've seen some pretty odd things there, but it's a good place to go to with your friends to drink and have a good time. I always have a good story to tell. \n\nFor the music... ehh it could and should be better... Basically, you want to go there for the cheap beer.


What can you say about an airport? I'm sure someone out there will find plenty of things to complain about but I have flown in and out of PHX for years and never had any issues. I even flew out on the first day open after 9/11 and everyone was great and things were running smoothly. I can't complain, they know what their doing down in PHX.


Staying at Caesars tonight and I must say the Delux sweet it nice. Big room with very very comfy beds and a nice tv. Bathroom is great compared with many others. \n\nMot as good as Cosmo. But still nice. \n\nRooms are daily priced. Not cheap for what you get. But it's still worth it. \n\nThe best part is this new buchanial buffet they have which is really great. I'll post a review for the buffet soon.!! \n\nThanks Caesars. Will be back.


I like this place a lot more now that I've been inside.  Ladies free admission w/ free drinks 10-12pm!!!  There's no line, you're in and you're able to get out.  No problems with any of the staff - they're all very nice (even the go-go dancers).  The drinks are also strong  :]  The place is small, but bigger than I had imagined & you're able to sit for free!  The lounge is inside, but there is also a bar people can chill at just behind the REVOLUTION letters.  I wasn't too keen on the DJ... he messed up a couple times or maybe the music just wasn't to my liking?  Definitely a good spot to come to for free drinks & lounging around w/ friends.  My friends and I were dressed up, but I saw some people who were dressed VERY CASUAL... I'm talking guys wearing just a t-shirt w/ a beanie, converse & girls in denim w/ a dressy-cas top.  I would say the crowd is a little on the older side.


I waited 15 min to be helped.when I was assisted the rep seemed nice.My upset sits with the store they needed a older connection to transfer contacts from one phone to another.But the one and only transfer connection was broken.this was my experience your might be a bit better.


When you really think about it, most decent restaurants give you a reasonably good meal and do their best to give good service. The rare place takes it to the level of exceptional food and outstanding service. Vic & Anthony's takes it beyond.\n\nFrom the moment you're seated to your exit from the well-appointed room, Vic & Anthony's delivers. From steaks perfectly prepared to fresh lobster, excellent sides, and ridiculously decadent desserts, you'll leave only lighter in your wallet. It's expensive, in fact very expensive, but WELL worth it. If you're in Vegas celebrating anything, you could do a whole lot worse at one of the Celebrity Chef palaces on the Strip. Vic & Anthony's may not have the TV chef or the swanky address (The Golden Nugget, an iconic downtown hotel that houses the restaurant, has become quite nice), but it has integrity, a wait staff par excellence, and the best steaks I've had.


This place is always busy but one can get seated pretty fast. The food is always heat. HOWEVER the service was surprisingly bad. What I order is none of the server's business. If I want to order something big then take most of it home, that is MY business not hers to comment on


Good cooking techniques, creative presentation, but boring sauces that lack variety with fancy names, smokey flavour in the shrimp cakes will remind you of ball park hot dogs.  Exception was the shrimp tamale - quite tasty.  PS Bobby nothing personal but dancing on the cutting board didn't add any flavours to the food.


Luci's is a comfort food stop with a huge dose of healthy. Yesterday I had a turkey wrap; it had a healthy serving of romaine with the substantial turkey and bacon. The dressing was awesome in this wrap too - I'm guessing it was a homemade Green Goddess. \n\nService is always friendly. (Amazingly, the server responded immediately when they served it as a sandwich. No blame game but let us redo as a wrap for you!)\n\nI've also tried the burgers & fries here. The dish makes me want to redo/ copy the 5 Guys DAMN YouTube. DAMN.\n\nA detour to this corner requires planning and patience to park, and perhaps walk a bit. However, those two steps lead to a nice reward.


The food is great ..we had curry chicken . sesame chicken and tempura shrimp .hot and sour soup .all of  the food was great ...


Great food, good atmosphere, just a little bit pretentious.


We ate at Cafe Costa Rica because we love Costa Rican \"typical food\" and Belizean cuisine. We sat ourselves outside on the patio to enjoy one of the last days of sunshine and listen to the music. Our waiter brought us menus after a few minutes--not a long time, but enough for us to wonder where he was. And then, we did question whether he'd come back when we saw him leave the restaurant and saunter across the street to the gas station. In the meantime, we amused ourselves by looking up the Yelp reviews about the place-- as we watched our waiter cross the street, we giggled and read about how the service was ridiculously slow, and not to eat here if you're starving. We were prepared for the worst! Although we were a bit cold...\n\nBut he came right back, in just a couple minutes. We only waited about 15 minutes for our appetizer, the yucca fries, which were hot and delicious. The ceviche came shortly after, and was great. The curried chicken came in short succession, and was tasty and filling. The salad was happy mixed greens. The sauces, as everyone mentions, were delicious--we even bought some to take home. All in all, we thought our waiter was sweet, and we thoroughly enjoyed our meal.


Litteraly worst nail shop I've ever been too... The first girl put soo much acrylic all over my fingers that when I went to seperate the sides of my nail from my finger it ripped my skin off ... My nails have never stung more wile getting them done ... Than she put the wrong size nail on my middle finger ... Than in 5 days my brand new set a nail broke ....... So I felt like I had to go back so I could get matching polish .... A different lady put the wrong acrylic on my clear nails had to redo that and than questioned me y I wanted the nail polish the way I wanted it as if I wasn't a paying customer ... I will NEVER return here again !


The office canceled appointments on the day of service twice. Very rude service, will not return.


Great experience eating here although after eating 5,000 calories in one meal you get the feeling that you want to die.  \n\nSeafood is excellent.  The crab legs and cooked jumbo shrimp make it worth paying the premium prices here.  Dessert and gelato are also tasty so save some room if that is even possible.\n\nThe overall feel of this buffet is upscale and they are very nice about not rushing you to finish.  Other buffets try to get you out of there as soon as possible to make room for new people but I definitely did not get that feeling here.


Yuck! Everything I ordered tasted gross :( I've been here often years before and this was my first time back in over 2 years. I didn't complain. I sucked it up, paid the bill and will never be back. Only good thing about the place- cheap beer.


It isn't enough to come in and call Fukuda my favorite restaurant in Pittsburgh, and it isn't enough to say that I haven't had such an experience of fresh sushi or perfectly paired small plates anywhere else--I've been going to Fukuda for months, and yet I always get stuck when thinking about what to write for a review.\n\nI've never asked for anything at Fukuda. I've yet to order off the menu a la carte, and I wouldn't have it any other way.\n\nBuy a bottle of liquor or wine or a six pack of beer, walk in with a friend or two, and sit at the sushi bar for an omikase. Yes, it's a bit expensive, but you're eating out and it's probably the best fish in the city. Pour your first glass and sit back and hang out.\n\nYou'll refill your drink as your first course comes out, and savor the combination of introductory tastes. Refill your drink, eat some ginger, and let the rest of the meal fall into place. \n\nFukuda is a place to relax. It's my favorite place to hang out. I don't come in expecting to leave anytime soon, I don't mind if it takes a moment for my food to get to me, and the staff is never apprehensive to have a nice conversation or refill my glass.\n\nThe fois gras sushi that ended a portion of my omikase was stupid good, not to downplay the savory mushroom custard, the wagyu beef with wasabi mashed potatoes, the various cuts of tuna, or even the unbelievable black sesame creme brulee at the end of the meal.\n\nThis review is hardly enough. You should save up some funds and check out Fukuda; the place reviews itself.


Took my daughters there for girls day out.  The decore is ok; I wish I could say the same thing for the food and or the service.   My daughters are grown with their own families;  none of us will be returning.


I made my second visit to this place over the weekend and kept saying to myself, \"why the f*ck am I here again?\"  I guess this place appeals to certain types of people who like to overpay for \"groceries\" and fight for parking, but it just isn't my style.  Sure, if you live in the immediate area and find that AJ's or Whole Foods has shut down then yes, going to Oakville Grocery may fill the void temporarily.  However, if you don't live within walking distance then the place is just stupid.  \n\nOn the plus side, they do have a decent selection of good looking pre-made dishes and some different wines, breads, olive oils, etc.  Their staff is also very helpful and friendly.  They also have wine and food samples from time to time.\n\nBoth times I visited I was fortunately not there to shop, but to get a sandwich from their deli thing.  Both times I ordered different things and both times I cannot remember what I had because the sandwiches were just blah.  Bland and blah.  Not a fan.


We were staying at the Wynn and were lured in by the atmosphere. We had requested a table on the patio with a view of the lake and this was honored. It is quite amazing that the las Vegas strip is beyond the waterfall and the foliage. The outdoor seating has a serene environment & puts you in an environment that has little to do with Vegas or the casino the restaurant is attached to. Although all this is erased every 30 minutes with the \"lake of dreams show.\" Which while entertaining can be quite bizarre.\n\nWe had the tuna ceviche, which was more like a fresh guacamole with really good tuna in it. The tortilla chip strips were a nice textural element. For our entree we shared the chile rubbed 42oz bone in ribeye for two. The steak was spicy and smoky with a nice charr. It was accompanied by char grilled onions and halape\u00f1os. We had the lobster Mac and cheese for a side which was tasty yet nothing special.\n\nThis is a traditional steak house with a non traditional atmosphere. It definitely makes for a nice night out in Vegas. I do recommend reservations as the restaurant was packed on a wednesday night.


Went with a friend for drinks, they close super early (830). Wha they began closing at 815 piling up tvs and electronics in the booth next to us. I won't be back.


(originally posted this in late SEPT ... I checked back recently, and inexplicably found my review missing?!?!  What happened here, Yelp, did someone from teh show contact you and ask to remove my and my coworkers negative review?!?!?!)\n\nSpamalot in Vegas was miserable, just miserable :(\n\nSome background on me - big MP fan, love the Holy Grail movie, and for the most part I really enjoy broadway-type musicals (e.g., just saw Avenue Q in SF, it was hilarous & awesome!).\n\nI've been wanting to see Spamalot on Broadway ever since I heard about it last year ... from what I'd heard, the show was very well received in NY and was hilarious.  So when I found out it was playing in Vegas, I was stoked ... my only fear was whether or not the show had been \"vegasized,\" but after reading the reviews on Yelp! that fear was allayed.\n\nWell, future yelpers reading this beware - this show is _terrible_, just absolutely bad ... and doubly so if you buy the tix at $100+ face value as we did :(\n\nI gotta think that the original production was nothing like the Vegas show (that much \"kitzsh\" and predictible, bad jokes could never have gone over well, could it?!?!), and that they mukked with the show to make it more palatable to typical 50+ Vegas showgoers ... that's the only thing I can think (said crowd, btw, gave this show an inexplicable standing ovation ... unreal).\n\nShow had only two saving graces, imho - the \"lady of the lake\" actress had a great voice, and some relatively funny lines; and the \"jews on broadway\" number was mildly amusing.\n\nAnyway, strongly advise against this for MP and Holy Grail fans, and probably anyone else under 45.  OTOH, if you enjoy Vegas glitz and glam paired with obvious & predictable jokes, perhaps you'll enjoy this show as well.


Any coffee shop other than that overpriced overhyped Starbucks is good for me.  Located in the Palm's food court, you can get your coffee needs here.  I'm not a fan of McDonalds but love their coffee.  If it's coffee you want, then head over to McDonalds where is just as good, but much cheaper.  But if you want ice blend, cappuccino, espresso, then come over here.


This place is pure crap! The players are sub-par and un-entertaining,  (especially Mike Clement and Julie Martinez).  , and the door men are ridiculously cheesy, and rude. \nI'm a regular at piano bars all over the country when I'm traveling (Pete's Piano Bar in Austin, Howl At The Moon in Scottsdale) and The Big Bang in Tempe is a terrible destination. Save your tips and bar $ for the aforementioned places and take my word for it.


Adding another .5 Stars, they now offer sashimi on all their fish instead of filling you up with the rice in nigiri like other AYCE sushi places.\n\nAwesome.\n\nMinor Gripe: The hot sauce they use on the oysters totally overpowers the oyster flavor. Oh well it's all you can eat.


I am always looking for place to satisfy my bubble tea craving, and was pleasantly surprised to find this little stand.  Most places I've been to have the tea pre-mixed, so I was a little intrigued by all the mixing and blending going on.  My only complaint is that the tea was not cold so it melted the ice quickly.  Also, it was of the jasmine variety, which isn't my cup of tea (literally), but my husband enjoyed it.  Will try it again with a different flavor.


Amazingly delicious croissants. Especially the chocolate. The almond is a little on the intensely sweet side, but still good. If it weren't for the croissants this place would be just mediocre.\nTheir breakfast buffet is small, but I enjoyed it. I ordered a cafe au lait but the waiter gave me a regular coffee instead :[. He seemed a little frazzled, and it wasn't even that crowded. \nOn the window counter side, they have ready made sandwiches and quiches, which are decent enough. The pastries are pretty damn good, and presented nicely. The crepes were good, but definitely overpriced. The macarons were a disappointment, but I have yet to find macarons in America that taste like the real thing. They have boxed up chocolates which are delicious. I like the little discs of milk, dark and white chocolate covered in nuts and fruits. \nThe specialty and wedding cakes they have on display are gorgeous and always leave me drooling.


Loved it! Went here on a Sunday a.m. And took full advantage of the heated chairs, whirlpool, sauna, rainshower and steam room before my treatment. Had the Bacial and it was very nice. Smelled wonderful everywhere. I would do this every year on race day :)


the fish and chips was some of the best i have ever had and the drinks were pretty good. i recomend this over the actual resturaunt.


Grabbing a quick bite at the Waterfront isn't easy, but on this day we were lucky.  Arriving at 4:30pm for a \"Linner\", there was no wait at Burgatory (for the first time EVER).  Quickly seated, we decided to indulge in one last gluttenous meal before the New Year.\n\nWe opted for a tasty craft beer and a Pratl's Burnt Almond Torte milkshake to share.  MMMmmm that milkshake may have been one of the best things I had in 2014... and it had alcohol in it :)\n\nThe guacamole and chips left us feeling \"meh\" since they were just kind of flavorless.\n\nI opted for the Phat Patti's veggie burger since it sounded delightful.  What I got was mush.  My burger just crumbled apart into a pile on my plate.  The even if there flavor was there, it was just a mushy texture that left me wishing I ordered an actual burger.  Normally I'm a big veggie burger fan, but this left me disappointed.\n\nNext time I visit Burgatory, I plan on ordering actual meat and a milkshake... mmm that milkshake :)


I'm glad theres another home improvement store up here. Of course it's going to be compared to Home Depot down the street and I still think I like Home Depot customer service overall. This Lowe's is always neat and organized and not as busy which is a plus. I've never really been approached here by associates and they are a bit harder to find probably since it's not a high traffic store. They're generally pretty nice when you do ask for help though. With that said, I think this is where I'm getting the supplies for painting the cabinets. \n\nThere really isn't much to say... it's tools and stuff.


Divine Cafe is truly befitting of it's name. Wonderfully fresh ingredients help create their many variations on lunchtime staples. This stuff is made-to order, and it most certainly has the \"from scratch\" appeal. The prices are affordable and the service is friendly. When you dine-in, you're greeted with a basket of tasty homemade chips and a dip that's delightful. A word to the wise, if you're in a hurry and looking to take-out, it may be to your advantage to call ahead. They take what their serve seriously, so the wait for a sandwich can be longer than one would expect and more importantly longer than you have time for during your lunch hour.


The Flamingo is one of the few surviving hotels from the old Vegas days...and it shows. \n\nThere is nothing flashy about the Flamingo. Short of the presence of the casino, it doesn't even feel like Vegas. The Flamingo has become an institution unto itself, and short of getting a free room for my visit, I rarely ever even step foot inside the hotel.\n\nHowever, you cannot justify destroying one of the few remaining icons from old Vegas. Visit the Flamingo if you've never been to Vegas...heck, stay there even. The rooms are decent, but I had a problem with cell phone reception with a pool view room. \n\nNo great restaurants inside of the hotel, but it is close enough to every other hotel that it makes walking the Strip an easy task.


Burgers and wings are good. But I enjoy this place because I love stopping in for a beer/wings after taking my dog on hikes. I like the dog friendly, but have encountered some unfriendly staff. I've seen some totally flat beers they bring out. Absolutely no head and no bubbles. I prefer bottles at this place that way I know what I'm getting. I'll be back, but only because of location and dog friendly.


We originally loved this place, but have noticed lately that their service is going downhill.  They had online ordering/menu available, but turned it off.  When you ask the woman at the restaurant she tells you to just call in your order.  Problem is that you can tell her you'll be there in 10 minutes and they don't start the food until you arrive.  Kind of defeats the purpose of calling ahead.  Grumpy service = loss of customers = loss of $.  If the service isn't good it doesn't matter how good the food is for us.  We will be shopping around the area now for a new 'regular' Chinese take-out restaurant.  What a shame!


Great ambience. Friendly, knowledgable staff. Fast service. I tried the El Gaucho, which was delicious but I must confess kind of small for $10 that I paid for it (ordered the large). Will definitely go back. I can't wait to try the steak!


What a great place to spend an hour just day dreaming. They have RC Planes,Boats,cars,trucks, trainsand everything RC plus they help you work on your stuff and usually people are gathered outside toying around with their RC toy. So few of these model & Hobby store around anymore we are blessed to have 2 in the neighborhood.


BEWARE! My review is only for this lady who I had the worst haircut experience with in my entire life.  I didn't get her name but she's medium to heavy size caucasian woman and has tattoos on her body.  Her section is far left when you enter the door.\n\nAside from getting the worse haircut she was extremely unprofessional and had a negative attitude from the beginning.  She asked for every detail on how to give the haircut, every snip! It was extremely frustrating since it was her job as a stylist to understand the look and feel, not be a robot with scissors.  \n\nTo summarize, avoid at all cost. Plently of other hair cut places around - don't waste your time, money, and risk your image.


This place first of all is way over priced for simple food, service is poor and the food just has no taste, I had the  chicken enchiladas lunch special the only good thing was the size of the enchiladas were decent but the bad is only one side for 10 buck rice or beans all Mexican places come with both...also had a burger but they wanna charge 2.50 for fries that should come in my 11$ dollar plate .. I went in a group of people from work nobody was happy


My husband got back today from New Jersey (what a relief he isn't stuck in Hurricane Irene's path anymore!) and since we were in the neighborhood we figured we'd go to Over Easy.  Read my most recent review on how that went (ie, a bust.)\n\nWe stopped at Starbucks at the Safeway next to Over Easy and got our kids a pastry each while we figured out what we'd do.  I turned to trusty yelp on my droid and they said that not only was Taylor's Cafe open, they do breakfast, and they were only about a mile from where we were.  We decided to give breakfast one more try, called Taylor's and put our names on the list.\n\nWhen we arrived it was a little hard to find, but we called and they told us where it is.  The decor is cozy and inviting.  We waited at the bar for a few minutes while a table was readied, the manager was very attentive.  I told him what happened at Over Easy and he was horrified.  We live in Avondale, we're willing to drive for a good breakfast and also pay a bit more for good food and good service.  Let me tell you, Taylor's Cafe really turned the morning around for us!\n\nMy kids each ordered an apple juice, and one got chocolate chip pancakes, the other got strawberry waffles.  Their kids menu is $8 each, but the portions are huge, it's easily something an adult would put away.  I stole a bite from each, they were very tasty and there was enough for doggie bags.\n\nMy husband got a build your own omelet with 3 different cheeses and chicken sausage.  With his omelet he got 2 choices for sides, so he chose hash browns and cottage cheese (he almost went with a bagel but was pleased to hear about the cottage cheese.)  The chicken sausage was an interesting option that we had not expected.  He also ordered a mocha, which at $4 was about the size of what you'd get at Starbucks, and my husband said that it was on par with their quality.\n\nI ordered the Joe's special, intrigued by the list of ingredients.  It was flavorful and delicious.  The country potatoes were very tasty.  I ordered the homemade raspberry lemonade, it was tangy and sweet, really tasty on a hot summer day.\n\nWe came to the decision on 4 stars because the food was good, but not out of this world.  They have fantastic options for the health conscious, and it seems to be popular with the patrons of a local gym because there were tons of people coming in work out gear.  There is plenty of space (you don't feel like sardines in a can), the staff is polite, competent, and professional,  and the ambiance is nice.  We will definitely be coming back.


Our most recent visit to Las Vegas led us to the Palazzo (because we made reservations of course). We have stayed at the Venetian on several occasions, so we wanted to check out the Palazzo.  \n\nCHECK IN:\n\nSince we were \"invited guests\" the check in was fast and easy. The person who checked us in ( I forgot her name) was uncommonly friendly and made us feel as though they could not wait for us to check in.  We appreciated the staff member's professionalism.\n\nROOMS:\n\nIn regards to the room, it was clean, new, and large.  The suites are about 70 square feet larger than the Venetian rooms, and the Palazzo rooms are obviously newer.  No jab at the Venetian because those rooms are very nice as well.  Back to the Palazzo rooms: The beds were extremely comfortable for us, and the room setup was excellent.  Everything was very clean and well-maintained.   \n\nBARS AND LOUNGES:\n\nEach bar or lounge we visited was well-maintained, and the staff was very professional.  Many of the bartenders engaged us, and others, in conversation and made drink suggestions.  \n\nRESTAURANTS:\n\nWe tried a few restaurants and received excellent service.  One of the resort perks was a coupon book that included drink coupons at the restaurants and other discounts in the Palazzo shops.  The staff was very friendly at each place where we redeemed coupons.  Specific reviews for locations within the Palazzo will be reviewed separately.\n\nPOOLS:\n\nYou can reach all of the Venetian and Palazzo pools within the same facility.  All of the pools and spas were clean and appeared well-maintained.  The grounds around the pools were beautiful, and the wait staff was attentive.\n\nHOUSEKEEPING:\n\nThe housekeeping staff was friendly as well.  I forgot a couple of items, and the housekeeping staff provided me with items quickly and for free.  \n\nLOCATION:\n\nThe location is outstanding.  It is located near Casino Royal, Harrahs, and the Wynn.  Many other casinos and hotels are nearby.\n\nBy far, the Palazzo exceeded our expectations, and we look forward to return soon!


I've never written a review before but after my experience here, I thought I would come and give my two cents.\n\nI suggested coming here with my boyfriend and his friend for his birthday since we were on this side of town. Big mistake. The hostess told us 25 minutes and we ended up waiting closer to 45 minutes. When our friend asked about the long wait they assured us that the 7 tables in front of us would be seated if we waited just 10 minutes more. I wish they would've just over estimated the time so we would be prepared for a long wait. \n\nI have never been more embarrassed in my life to suggest a place when the hostess seated us at a wet table and threw the menus down and walked away after seating us. After that, it didn't matter how hip or delicious the food was, I am never going back here.


place is always happening and the food is great.  it can get real crowded and the wait can be long to get a seat. so i f there is room in the bar then go ahead if not. wait. its worth it


With over 200 different major stores they have great dining a huge outdoor mega screen and lots of events including daily fashion shows.


Good beer.. That's about it!  Had wings for an appetizer... Pretty good.. But too tangy for my liking and not spicy enough even when ordered HOT.  I had chef salad.. Who can't make a decent chef salad? Blue cheese dressing wasn't the best by any means. The chicken strips and fries were actually pretty good!  They were out of the beef wellington... So my boyfriend ordered the filet... What a joke! Sauce was horrible and the steak didn't have a great flavor!\nService was horrible.. One girl took our drink order and another one took our food order who was brand new and didn't have a clue.. And another girl checked in a couple of times who seemed to have been training the other girl...the bartender dropped our food and replenished our drinks..\nR u confused yet? Because that was exactly how our experience was..\nShould have went to chili's!


It was a nice zoo but VERY small. And I mean extremely small. I've been to free zoos that have more to offer. You could walk through that zoo in 5 minutes if you continues through at a consistent pace. Not many animals and they missed out on some really cool animals. Not worth the price in my opinion.


I like it for the selection of beers, however, I hate the bar itself. I would rather go to Total Wine and bring my beers back. \n\n4 stars for the selection\n2 for the shitty bar atmosphere\n\n3 average.


I am Italian,  and I know pizza\n\nI went to a Pizza Hut in Lasalle Quebec and was amazed at the pizza they served me.\nI was AMAZED Ladies and Gentlemen...\n\nThe served me a what they called a PIZZA\nI think NOT..\n\nThis was not a Pizza,  it was pizza bread topped with pizza sause, there was count them 3 thats THREE PIECES of pepperoni small small picces...\n\nThis is NO PIZZA\n\n\nI ate one slice and left the restaurant,  I wanted to E A T not fill up on BREAD\n\n\nYears later I found myself at this PIZZA HUT...\n\nFolks,, I was AMAZED,..,.,.,AMAZED I say,,..,.,\n\nIt happened AGAIN....\n\nThey served me PIZZA BREAD topped with pizza sause\nand on the whole pizza was maybe 6 pieces of pepperoni\n\nand the price.,.,left me ever more AMAZED\n\nYou want Pizza, then AVOID Pizza Hut\n\nPizza Hut sells Pizza bread topped with pizza sause


There really isn't much to say about a place like The Cheesecake Factory. It's chainey, has huge portions.... This particular location feels too large, like I felt like I was getting lost in my booth b/c the place was so large. \n\nThe food was on par with what I have come to expect from this chain, but it was the service that warrants the deduction in stars. Throughout our experience the service was fine- not particularly good, not particularly bad- but that all changed as we were getting ready to leave. \n\nI had asked for a box (b/c the portions are just too large here) and was in the process of placing my leftovers into said box when the waitress came back after running our credit card. As I still had my hand on my plate, picking at the last few fries that did not fit in the box, she swopped in and took the plate from me. Really???? This took a middle of the road experience and turned it sour.


Croissants are yummy (much more than donuts), especially when filled with chocolate chips... or raspberry... or cream cheese.. or all three, I'm sure. Anyway, I also had an egg, bacon and swiss croissant sandwich, which was super oily but delicious.\n\nThey just moved into a new location on the corner of the strip mall they are in. I gather from Bonnie's review that it's a huge improvement over the location she visited, because the new corner space is pleasant and pretty cozy. \n\nThe only downside is that service was SUPER slow and they were getting orders wrong. The line just kept growing.. and growing.... \n\nThe food was good enough that I plan on going back, though.


My husband and I had finally decided to have a date since my son was born(which is now 20 months old). We thought we deserve it and we want to have a romantic breakfast. I had the french toast and he got the croque madame. Both were delicious. I'm not a coffee person but we ordered coffee for our drinks. Coffee was delicious!


4 of us girls cabbed it over to Hard Rock and came here for dinner on a Friday night without reservations.  Wait time was not bad at all- only 15 minutes in the lounge/bar area and we all ordered a cocktail to start.\n\nOur entire dinner was just AMAZING:\n\nFilet Mignon- so, so, so tender.  Just melted in your mouth!\n\nLobster Quesadilla- Ohhh so good with goat cheese and mango-jicama salsa.  And they had a real spicy kick to them, which I loved.\n\nCrab Cakes- 2 smallish cakes but VERY filling.  Crispy and golden on the outside, perfectly cooked on the inside and the sweet sauce (papaya mustard) to go with was delicious.  \n\nCreamed Spinach- Most amazing I've ever had, seriously.  Creamy but not heavy, deliciously seasoned and it had chunks of thick applewood-smoked bacon in it.  I wanted to eat another plate full!!!\n\nSpicy Corn- came with roasted peppers, thai chilis, and cilantro.  Not the best corn ever but it was pretty damn tasty.\n\nBroccolini w/garlic and chilis-  I love broccoli but have never had broccolini before.  This plate was delicious and perfectly seasoned with a slight crunch. \n\nGreen & White asparagus- the only way to screw up asparagus is to over cook it so they're all limp and gross.  These most definitely were crunchy and hot.\n\nAs for cocktails, my girls enjoyed just vodka crans but I tried the Ultimat Dill which has ultimat vodka, agave-lime juice, fresh dill, and cucumber. Well made and very tasty!\n\nLast but not least...\n\nThe ambiance in here was really nice and the place is quite pretty.  Our waiter was so awesome and attentive (and good eye candy too, BONUS!)  I'd love to come back here and try more on the menu next time I'm in Vegas, and I'll be sure to get another coupon from restaurant.com!


I visited with a groupon a few months ago. The food was just ok. The cioppino was very nice. As was the calamari. We ordered the mussels and they were all closed when they arrived. Since they were rotten they brought a fresh batch. I agree with others commenting on the rubbery seafood. For a restaurant that serves primarily dishes including seafood, you would think they would know when to stop ( or in the case of my mussels -when not to start) cooking them. \n\nThe views were beautiful and the bar area was cozy. I would return for an appetizer and a drink a the bar.


Overall:\n\nRosemary's should bill itself as \"Fancy Style\" because this is not an authentic \"Nice Restaurant.\"  \n\nI would never return to Rosemary's again.  The food was unimpressive, the service wasn't as good as it should have been and the atmosphere was a mockery of a fine dining establishment.  \n\nFood:  \n\nThe food was OK.  Of the eight or so things I tried I thought two were above average.  The bread they served was slathered with butter and that's always a good thing.  It was delicious, warm and a great way to start the meal.  The one thing I'd describe as memorable was the Maytag Blue Cheese Slaw.  I'd order a plate of this and go home.\n\nI tried two soups and wasn't blown away by either.  My appetizers were a beef carpachio, which was fine and sweetbreads which were chewy.  \n\nMy main course was scallops, which were horribly overcooked.  My friends ordered fish which was also overcooked.  None of my friends raved about their food except for one (you'll see why under the service section).\n\nThe food aimed to be \"high end\" but there was nothing innovative or interesting about this food. \n\nThe drink selection was good, specifically beer.  The drinks were expensive but they had a top notch beer selection.\n\nAtmosphere:  \n\nRosemary's is located in a strip-mall.  Even better, the light over the front door was flickering like one outside a cheap motel.  The artwork on the wall wasn't especially interesting or noteworthy.  There were some framed mirrors by the bar which felt like something out of Crate and Barrel.\n\nMy friends who recommended the place made it sound like it was about to receive a Michelin star but nothing could be farther from the truth.  In a city like Las Vegas, which is full of world-class restaurants, Rosemary's felt like the place in a small town were folks go for their anniversary.\n\nThere's a reason this place is three miles from where all the tourists are.\n\nService:\n\nThe service here aimed to be good but failed at the one thing that supposedly makes them unique.  When we were seated we were asked if there were any food allergies or requests.  This on one hand was very nice because we had several people with food differences.  On the other hand why not just wait until people order to ask such a sweeping question?  Also most people with food differences don't wait until they're asked to share so it seems like a nice question but it's actually quite dumb.\n\nMost servers, when presented with a table full of people with food challenges, would be sure to note any foods that were ordered which have \"hidden meats\" like chicken stock or pork.  Two people, who do not eat ham, were served food with two kinds of bacon.  The server didn't think, \"Hey these people don't eat red meat... maybe that extends to bacon!\"  Since she had pretended to care so deeply my friends ended up eating things they didn't want to.\n\nThis place makes a big show out of being \"fancy\" and their servers are instructed on how to act.  They put on a good show but nothing could hide the fact that our server wasn't comfortable talking to the customers and established no report with our jovial table.  \n\nValue:\n\nRosemary's used quality ingredients in their food but cooked them poorly, did nothing interesting with the food rendering it a waste.  For the $55 I spent on dinner I could have gone to a much higher quality place and had slightly less food.  I don't need to be stuffed with badly cooked scallops and bread to feel I got my money's worth.


I've ordered to go before. And the dish I ordered was great. But today I ordered delivery which took an hour to get here and their website says \"within 45 minutes\". I also ordered the BBQ pork with mixed vegetables. The meat was tuff and the pork was NOT BBQ! I can make real Chinese BBQ pork so I know what it tastes like. It was more like tuff boiled pork. Tasteless! I will give them another chance. But will not order any pork from there.


I had always resisted going to Rosati's because they don't usually have any seating available, so imagine my surprise (and delight) when I found out that this Rosati's (on Mineral Point) did indeed have seating and full wait-service!\n\nWith the first \"blizzard\" of 2009 breathing down our neck, we ventured over to Rosati's to try their pizza.  Folks at work raved about it, so we set our expectations high.  We arrived and were pleased to discover they were open and that they did indeed have plenty of seating (6 large booths, a few tables, and a bar to sit at).\n\nThe waitress invited us in and told us to sit wherever we'd like.  As we were sitting down, she brought us complimentary popcorn, along with the menus.  Tonight's special was fried chicken, but we opted for the double dough meat lover's pizza.  We added a Miller Lite and a couple of sodas for good measure.\n\nPizza arrived; it was h-u-g-e.  Their \"large\" is closer to an extra-large if you'd ask me... We took our first bite, and - yum.  The cheese was fantastic - very flavorful, great texture, and perfectly proportioned.  The toppings were tasty as well - fresh and flavorful.  The sauce had just a hint of a kick, which was a pleasant surprise.\n\nI'm not sure that I'd order the double dough crust again (they have thin, double dough, Chicago style, and stuffed); I'd probably try the thin, as the double was just a tad too bready for my liking, but that's really nit-picking on my part.  \n\nThe service was absolutely awesome - our waitress checked-in several times, made sure our drinks were always full, and followed up at the perfect intervals.  Top notch, for sure!  We will definitely be back.\n\nRosati's = WIN\n\nService = 5 stars (fantastic!!! friendly and helpful)\nFood = 4 stars (very solid pizza)\nValue = 4 stars ($26 for large pizza + drinks)\nMIsc = 4 stars (great menu variety, nice seating area)\n\nSummary: It's not often that you get great service from a pizza place, let alone a place that specializes primarily in delivery and carry out.  Combine Rosati's awesome service, huge menu, their delicious pizza, and the great overall value and you can't go wrong.


Not too far from vegas strip. The lunch special is a great deal! Best food I ate while in vegas! Get the chicken tikka masala over white rice!! So good :) also very nice staff.


Worst place to rent a home Haven Homes is not a good property management.  I have had problems with a leaking shower have a hole in my ceiling in my kitchen My oven doesn't work I have called them it has been over a month and still nothing ridiculous.  I have worked in this type of business I will make sure other renters know about them before they rent from them.


Expensive, but worth every dollar! steaks melt in your mouth and seasoning is personalized!