I fell in love as soon as I walked in for the quick tour. Roman baths with 3 water temps in separate whirlpool. Private showers in the corner of the roman baths area with a free falling shower in the middle of the 3 pools totally accent the place. On the two sides of the roman baths are they reclined seats, they are stone seats and they are heated!!! So soothing to just sit there after soaking In the baths!\n\nInside is the tea room which they offered variety of different teas, coffee, and hot chocolate! Super relaxing and comfortable sitting area. \n\nRight behind the tea room is the vanity area with double row of private showers next to that! The vanity was complete with hair dryers, curling iron, and flat iron! Q-tips, brushes, lotion, deodorant, tooth paste and tooth brush!! Seriously? Everything a girl can ask for, and then some after getting a relaxing treatment.\n\nAnd right behind the vanity/showers locates another whirlpool, and across from that is the sauna, steam room, and the arctic  ice room. Pretty nice cool room, and when you walk in there's a sensor that sets off the \"snow\" that falls off the ceiling, but it's really just soap. But how nice it feels when you are in there!!\n\nThe service was phenomenal. I was greeted quickly as I arrived Into the spa area, they served you tea, while you lounge, and escorts you to your treatment.( which they bring you to another room with stone heated seats ) \n\nAwwww, Qua. I'm in love and this place set a really high expectation for me for other spas! I compared it to trump towers, which was also nice, but trump was much smaller and didnt have as much amenities as Qua did.


If you like hot cucumbers, you'd better get into OHSO fast, because I'd bet this place has a six month to one year lifespan. \n\nReally, hot cucumbers? My partner and I were excited to see OHSO from the street, and I was particularly intrigued with the \"Nano Brewery\" moniker. Sounds great! Big disappointment. They are trying to be like St. Francis or The Vig, and it ain't working for them. \n\nAnd then I ordered a $12 or $13 \"flatbread,\" which was a tiny square pizza with hot cucumbers on top of it. That's right . . . cooked cucumbers. Ugh!!! After scraping the cucumbers off, the balance of the chicken flatbread tasted OK. But like so many things on the menu here at OHSO, it was overpriced and uninspired.\n\nI like the beer list, but that's about it. Give it a little more intimate interior design, set up an outrageous happy hour, and this place could make it. But not like it is now. No way.\n\nEdited on Jan 3, 2015: We've been back. We really like the back patio there. Beer choices are great, not so much difference on food. I'd like a better happy hour. Bumping up by one star.


Very small place. About 9 or 10 tables and few seats at the bar. If you want to dine during dinner time you better make reservations weeks in advance. Very high quality Japanese food. Definitely not cheap. One of the best meal I have ever had. Foe Gras was to die for. 2 thumbs way way up!


Great fun, & great food. Usually crowded so get there early. Our group tried 4 different entries, and they were all good.


This is a ultra high end shopping mall. I'm not sure exactly how this place stays in business because every time I walk through here I just see tourists window shopping. \n\nThis place is extremely clean and filled with opulent stores. Luckily they also have 5 star restaurants. While I don't plan on dropping 10k on a suit anytime soon, I will drop $300 on a great meal with the wife. If your last name is Warbucks, you'll enjoy the shopping options. \n\nIt is very clean and provides warmth or air conditioning while you are walking to or from the Aria.


They do not reinforce the curbing, they walk into your backyard at 6am unannounced and almost get shot. They rip up your stake markers for other projects. No one speaks understandable English. There contact at the office had an excuse for everything. Glad we kicked them to the curb before the project was completed. If you want to waste your time and money use these guys! Otherwise find a good company.


Food was ok, I had the chicken and Dumplings, chicken was dry and the dumplings undercooked, the flavors were good but the execution was bad. The service was good, for everyone around us, we got the short end of the stick. Im a very observant person, I people watch and notice things that other people dont. Our server decided to chat it up with the bar tender, a manager, other tables, and avoided doing his job. He was a bit of a smartass that seemed like he was above his job when he chose it, if you dont like it quit dumbass, you work for tips and think you deserve it when in reality he only takes the order and brings our drinks, other people actually bring our food, the least he can do is check in every 5-10 minutes.


Good family dining outside.


Tried their 2 for $5 fish sandwiches and their $1.89 side salad.  The fish sandwich had too much bread for my liking and the fish was just okay.  The salad was iceberg and not worth me getting again.  The service was excellent and the lady manager is doing a great job,  The place is nicely decorate but I didn't think the food was worth me coming back for,


Had a great dinner this past week at Don & Charlie's and actually got to meet one of the owners. So cool.  Anyways, the food was really good. My favorite was the chopped liver appetizer (only regret is I ate it so fast and wanted more - it was that GOOD) and the filet mignon I had for dinner. The Caesar salad had a little too much dressing on it so next time will ask for a little lighter but nothing near drowning in dressing worthy of being sent back.\n\nThe atmosphere is really comfortable and not like a stuffy steakhouse I have seen at other higher end locations.  Lots of cool sports memorabilia on the walls. If in the downtown Scottsdale area and craving good steak, ribs, etc. Definitely check out Don & Charlie's. You won't be disappointed.


With 32 reviews and 4.5 stars I had high hopes. We were sorely disappointed. \n\nThe Restaurant:  Dated decor, Christmas lights everywhere (in Feb). Poor layout. \nThe Drinks:  bad wine and poorly made vodka cocktail made this a waste of time. \n\nThe Food:  Mediocre would be a compliment. The ziti and tortellini were terribly underseasoned. The salad was lettuce carrots and oil. Even the bread was subpar. \n\nThe Service:  Our server started off well but went downhill fast. No recommendations, MIA for 20 minutes and taking \"the food wasn't too bad\" as a compliment made this experience unenjoyable. \n\nThe Price:  There's not much worse than over paying for lackluster food.  I can cook better at home. \n\nThe Verdict:  Any other Italian restaurant is a better choice. Pick the next one.


Let me start by saying, I had hoped for great things  at Rao's. I mean the place was packed, we had to wait to get in. The food looked and smelled great. But then after waiting over a half hour, we finally get seated, and then reality hit! Rao's is great if you have no sense of taste and love bland food. They are known for their meatballs so a few of us ordered those. Let me tell you, the meatballs in the frozen section at the supermarket were better. Very bland. The lasagna? Again, not the worst I have ever had but very far from the best. Again, the ladies at the local church make better pasta dishes than Rao's and their lasagna does not cost $30. But the worst of the meal was the peas, onions and prosciutto.  What were they thinking? The  prosciutto was so tasteless! How do you make it so bland? \n\nAnyhow if you are thinking of eating at Rao's, don't. If you want to spend big bucks on a meal in Vegas, go over to the Bellagio and try their buffet, the locals love it. Or try FireFly Tapas over on Paradise Rd. I'm a foodie that's been coming to Vegas for 10 years. Don't waste your money here, unless of course, you enjoy spending big money on food with no flavor at all.


Overpriced and horrible.  Was hankering for a Crepe Suzette so I stopped by Paris Crepe on Rue St. Catherine for one. What appeared before me, however, was not Crepe Suzette. It was this thick, doughy buckwheat crepe that had orange marmalade smeared on top plus a small dusting of confectioners' sugar. Really?? That for $11 + tip??


Good BUT ... good is abundant in Montreal. Garde-Manger is not consistently among top recommendations in Montreal but it makes the list often enough to form some expectations. My expectations exceeded Garde-Manger's delivery in terms of both food and overall experience. \n\nThis is another of what I call the \"Chalkboard Bistros\", fine dining establishments that provide the menu via a large chalkboard on the wall in the center of the restaurant. I don't like this practice but it's popular (for now anyway). I found the menu, limited and lacking distinction / personality, with the same style of offerings that are standards around Montreal. That being said, the food was good, it just didn't deliver on the level that I would have expected given the buzz about the place. \n\nTIP; request the front bar if bar is given as an option. The back bar can become almost another kitchen-like operation preparing oysters and volume drinks. Back bar can also be pretty tight. \nTIP: avoid being seated during one of the eating sessions times 6:30 / 9:00pm, the wait-staff can get slammed during these seating sessions and your service delayed and/or intermittent.


This place really smelled bad, I wouldn't have stayed, however my friend was already eating her soup when I arrived. I did my best to get over the smell, I couldn't eat the soup, I ordered the lunch special red curry. It was really good, not as spicy as I would've liked, but not bad. I doubt I'll be back.


I have been trying to get in to have the show dog test done. It is hard for me to do so because of my schedule. Tonight, I was able to get out of work at 7. I went straight to the Tempe location with my running shoes in hand. First, no one even acknowledged me for about 20 minutes, then when I finally do get acknowledged the sales person says that they cannot perform the shoe dog test on me because it was close to closing time and there were two people ahead of me. It was 7:30 pm on Feb. 16,2013. I asked if they could make an exception because I had just gotten out of work and didn't know when I would be able to cone back. I said I needed the shoes by tomorrow. She said \" Well we can do a quick analysis.\"  I told her to forget it. I need a good test because I'll be running in a marathon. I would've bought 3 pairs of shoes and possibly more running gear and clothes. I said forget it, I'll go to another store. She just smiled and said \"Ok\". I was VERY disappointed! I will take my business elsewhere then. Seems the employees were more about getting out of work on time than making money.


Food was really mediocre, I felt like I was eating at Ihops or Denny's but paying a higher price.  The only reason we came here was the $10/pp coupon from purchasing the Vegas pass.  \n\nWon't recommend this place to anyone because there's plenty of good eats in Vegas


The wall of soda is damn impressive. and so are the burgers, but they are only 1/3 pound each. Still. obviously you can get a double, but actually the smaller weight almost guarantees that they make the burger well done. The bun was nice and squishy and fresh toppings were included along with the secret thousand island sauce which turned out to add a good flavor to the food. Of course, the highlight is the soda factory and if you get the combo, make sure to add 2 more bucks to have it include one of the beverages in the case. I ended up going radical with the pumpkin pie soda and yes it did taste like a lighter version of the pie and it was all natural as well. Fries were pretty addicting too.


Visited this place on a night when they had some bands. Had a very difficult time getting attention of wait staff. Finally walked up to the bar and ordered two draft beers which ended up being close to 10 bucks. Several people - including us - tried to flag down a server and finally after about 40 minutes our orders were finished. The appetizer (an italian burrito?) was served to us still frozen inside. Soups were nothing special. Ribs were pretty good but unless you like LOTS of sauce, ask for it on the side. Bands were very good on this night. I ended up only drinking three drinks that night because that seemed to be all they wanted to sell me. Couldn't seem to get anyone's attention for more. Seems like if you are going to pay a band you want to sell the food and drinks a little better.


This place has such a relaxing atmosphere and the drinks are great!


Bring a bib and a smile. \n\nThe juiciest burger I've ever had, almost like a hamburger Au Jus sandwich. The downside is that it's quite the mess, but it's seriously adds to your quality of life to come here occasionally. \n\nOther downside is the size of the restaurant there really is no room and you will have to wait, but this is a great change of pace to any of the chains out there.


I just noticed this place when our Helldorado Days float went by it during the parade.  A few days later I checked it out.  It was pretty good.  I would say 3.5 stars.  The Beef Panang curry was very good, the chicken satay was good, but I didn't like the Larb.  I love Larb, but theirs was a little gritty-I assume from the spices in it.  I am happy to find another good place to eat for when I am Downtown.  This place isn't good enough as a destination Thai restaurant for me-I'd rather go to Thai BBQ or Lotus of Siam, but it is a happy downtown find.  i will go back again!


Kind of on the expensive side but hey what bar isn't right? Staff of very good looking people. Hung out here for about a half hour or so, great atmosphere.


I applaud TCBY for reinventing themselves to keep up with the plethora of other frozen yogurt joints around this city.  HOWEVER--I don't think they are among the best of the best when it comes to the self-serving froyo world.\n\nIn theory, they had it ALL...clean spot, great toppings, flavors that sounded amazing, healthier options, etc.  \n\nWe tried a couple of the flavors and they just didn't live up to our expectations.  They SOUNDED amazing, ie, bananas foster, white chocolate mousse, toffee.  But, they were a little bland, tasted chemically-induced and just didn't have that creamy goodness that other places (ie Sweet Frog) have.\n\nThe plain vanilla was actually completely tasteless.  \n\nThe toppings were pretty good, a decent variety.  The hot fudge wasn't \"hot\"...it was clumpy and just not very good.  The peanut butter sauce was in a plastic bottle (other places have it warmed up) and it was very bland and so that was disappointing as well.\n\nOverall consensus...I wouldn't go out of my way to hit up TCBY.  They were good in their day and I appreciate the changes/updates they have made but I don't think they hold a candle to others.  It is a tough and competitive market so the product has to be on point to really make an impression!  They just fell a little flat for me.


The place is clean, and well run, and the food is pretty good.  We happened to eat here during a happy hour special and everything we ordered (appetizers and entrees) were all half price.\n\nA nice variety of food at a resonible price.


The place had a lot of potential but they lack the right customer service and the hostesses almost create an uncomfortable atmosphere. Food is good, drinks are good, service is absolutely terrible.


Very disappointed with Serendipity 3! The worst service ever! The wait was over 30 minutes for a table which I could understand but why wait another 30+ minutes to receive your food?! I'm sorry but that is not acceptable. \n\nI give this place 2 stars only because the waffles we ordered tasted good.  But it could have been because they starved us to death waiting for our food.  At any rate, I would not return here.  The server even gave us an attitude because we made a mistake on how we were splitting our bill within our group.  \n\nI don't understand what all hype is about this place.


Best banana pudding in Charlotte!  Servers are friendly and southern, food is very good.  Be sure to ask about the specials, they often source these from King's farmers market.  They are also happy to share their secret ingredients on the banana pudding, salad dressing, etc.


I usually come to Le Confessional on a Thursday night because it gets happening on Thursday nights.  The drink prices are not cheap but not exorbitant.  The music is very diverse (from house to hip hop).  The crowd is also a reflection of the music, diverse.  \n\nOn my most recent visit, I was disappointed with the coat check process.  It took a long time to get my coat, plus they handed me 4 wrong umbrellas until the right one was finally handed to me.  However, It was the only blemish on that night.  Overall, Le Confessional is a place you want to start your evening off, not where you stay the whole night.


I have not had a single bad visit to this barbershop. The staff has been always nice, friendly, and provides a good haircut.\n\nI usually get the Triple Play which is a cut, shampoo and hot towel. Not a bad place to go if you're looking for a new barbershop.


My case was not an easy one. I frantically needed a tax service to file 5 years of back taxes. David and his staff at IQTaxx made a believer out of me!! I filed my taxes within two weeks and had a minimal balance to the IRS. In comparison to the amount originally billed to me by the IRS the numbers don't compare. They go far and above the call of duty. Best tax preparers in town!  thanks David, Iqtax is 100% recommended.


Well this was the buffet that took my virginity since it was the first one I went to in Vegas.  I was very impressed by the d\u00e9cor and the size.  I thought the price was reasonable and the service was fast.\n\nThe main items I enjoyed were the Sushi, Carving Station and the Deserts were incredible because of the gelato.\n\nThis is a great place and will always be on my list for the best buffet in Summerlin. \n\nP.S. DO NOT GO DURING LUNCH because it will be packed with people who think EATING IS A SPORT and get  Competitive to finish everything before you get to it LMAO.


Excellent prices and the people working there are friendly. CLEAN inside unlike other Mexican rest's in the area. The taste of the food is at top game and love eating at this place!


Excellent Italian Restaurant.\nTheir Table D'Hote is a nice value.  Usually I have their excellent mussels to start and then one of their veal specials.   Dessert is so so.\nAnother time  I had a scrumptious Lamb Shank dish,  however, it is rarely on the menu.\nSuperior service.


Douchebags, ugly chicks, disneyland lines, douchebags, ugly chicks, disneyland lines, slam piece, douchebag with tattoos, ugly chicks, disneyland lines, finally at the bar, overpriced drinks, ugly chicks, disneyland lines....\n\nPretty much the same situation at every club in Vegas though. Obv bottle service is always the call. I'm going to give Tryst a little more  props though because I liked the waterfall pool thing in the back. I reaaaaaally wanted to jump in it, but otherwise this Asian fucking hates clubs. Shitty music. Shitty drinks. Can't even talk to anybody without some dude rubbin' his groin on your ass while he's trying to get through. No homo. \n\nBut nothing against Tryst just because I suck at clubbing. This place was nice. I'd come back if we had bottle service.


This place sucks always get order wrong and dont want to fix it also got mold on tortilla  and they said it was ok


Went there on a Wednesday around 9pm. Service wasn't that great. Water wasn't refilled in a timely manner and we were never asked how our meal was. The girl dropped one of the slices of bread from our salad onto the table and did not bring us a fresh slice. Our server wasn't rude exactly but I just got the vibe that she was bored and had no interest in being there. \n\nThe food is the reason why I'm giving this place 4 stars. The bruschetta was delicious, as was the house salad. The pizza was pretty good although I much prefer Piccolo Forno in Lawerenceville. Piccolo Forno has better pizza and service. \n\nOn a separate occasion we went for gelato. It's overpriced but it brought back memories from my semester in Italy so if was worth it.


For Las Vegas, this is definitely \"as good as it gets\".  I love anything related to theater: musicals, plays, ballets, operas, orchestras, etc. and I have been to my share of performances in LA, SF, and NY.  And I believe that The Smith Center holds its own.  It is still brand new and still surrounded by a lot of construction, but that construction just means potential for even more artistic excellence and inspiration.    \n\nI came for \"An evening with David Sedaris\" in the Reynolds Hall, and even Mr. Sedaris called the venue \"lovely\" and a refreshing change from the stuffy and baroque style theaters that he frequently performs at.  Personally, it was also nice to watch a show without having to walk through a smoke filled casino with sounds of slot machines ringing in my ears.  Even more nice to not have to navigate my way around scantily clad drunk college kids with a yardstick of alcohol around their necks.  \n\nI purchased tickets online and was very impressed to see the \"view from your seat\" link, and after virtually sitting in almost every section, I decided to purchase tickets in the \"Right Dress Circle\" on the 3rd level and I was very pleased with our view of the stage and the acoustics.  From the moment that we drove onto the lot to the moment we left, the staff was very professional, friendly, and eager to help. It seemed that there were more staff than necessary, but perhaps they wanted to ensure a very smooth and seamless experience- and that it was.   \n\nI have already purchased tickets for future performances and am looking forward to visiting the Cabaret Jazz venue as well.  I am pretty sure I will be a season ticket holder soon because The Smith Center is definitely a world class performing arts center that Las Vegans can be proud to call their own.


Ordered the carne asada breakfast burrito. The most bland burrito I have eaten since the invention of the microwave. I assume it was the carne asada burrito, there was no evidence of meat to confirm this claim. I'll go back once more to try the quesadilla. Not going to hold my breath though.


We waited in line for 2 hours to eat at this buffett and we're very disappointed. When you wait in line for 2 hours you expect the food to be worth the wait but that was not the case. The crab legs were sitting on ice and some of them still frozen. I don't know about everyone else but I prefer hot or at least warm crab legs. The sushi was terrible. The fish inside the rolls was good but the rice was tough and chewy. Both the clams and the mussels had a lot of sand and pieces of shell... very crunchy.  The rest of the food they had to offer was good but by no means great and definitely not worth the wait to get in. The crepes would have been realy good if the fruit they put inside them wasn't still frozen : ( We also had to ask for refills on our waters and then wait about 5 minutes for them. Not worth half the money or the wait.


Ah yes, here I am again writing about a chain restaurant.  However, it ain't bad.  I am a Texan.  My BBQ standards are high.  I have not enjoyed any other BBQ in town (Memphis is nasty) and if I will say okay to this place once in a while, now you will know why!\n\n*Outdoor patio seating: this past Friday we sat outside, in perfect weather, while the Dave Matthews cover band played over yonder.\n*Mason jars: we are thirsty people.  Most restaurants won't leave water pitchers on your table, but Lucille's mason jar water glasses are big enough where pitchers are not necessary.\n*Biscuits: I never really was a biscuit person growing up, but I sure like these sugary babies, and their refills.\n*Enormous portions: Eric R. and I came here prior to a day-long fast for a holiday.  We needed to BE FULL, and we sure were when we left.  Food coma-esque.\n*Fairness: We ordered the new dinner for 2.  It came with a half appetizer, half chicken, 2 different sets of 4 pork ribs, and a choice of additional meat, plus 2 sides, plus dessert (yes, it sounds like death).  Well, most people know I do not eat pork.  The waiter checked and said we could sub 1 beef rib for every 2 pork ribs.  That was generous, as one beef rib is bigger than at least 3 pork ribs.  It was a messy, gnawing, lipsmacking good time and required multiple warm wet towels.\n*Warning: I am not a big dessert person.  Eric R. magically guessed of the options that I would want the peach pecan bread pudding in bourbon vanilla sauce.  We could not eat more than half of it between the 2 of us.  It was so sweet I am on the road to diabetes already....but it was really, really good.\n*Warning #2: Last time I ordered a mint julep and I believe there was only bourbon and no simple syrup.  That may be a good thing to some people.


I was so excited to hear they opened a Serendipity here.\n\nIt was a must to come and have a frozen hot chocolate.\nWe arrived in the afternoon and it was packed for a Monday.\nWe had to reserve and wait, but the bar seating was open.\nIt was a treat to sit there because we were able to watch the bartender make some yummy drinks.\n\nWe had a glass of sangria which was fresh and just good.\nThe frozen hot chocolate was just as I expected. I tried the Peanut Sin City Frrrozen Hot Mocha which had a shot of peanut rum.\n\nWe also ordered a cheeseburger and sweet potato shoe strings.\nThe sweet potato shoe strings were off the hook. I haven't had sweet potato fries like that.\n\nDefinitely will come back!


Service was great, thin crust pizza awesome and good red wine for $8 per glass.  One pizza feeds one person for 13-20 cost range plus drinks and a salad or appetizer.  The creamy mozzarella plus pesto was excellent and enough for two to share for $11.  Food quality, service and atmosphere are far superior than a Pizza Hut or typical pizza place and yes you pay more!  I would recommend to them a kids pricing menu with games for $5 range and a family feeds four couple of pizzas and salads and appetizers for around $40.\n\nWayne Gorsek


French Bee took my credit card number\nand charged me for $2,000.00 for items\nnever received. Am calling BBB and filing\ncomplaints with all review social media \nwebsites.\nBuyer Beware! Never use your credit\ncard at this establishment. Reputation \nis everything in business and credit card\nfraud will destroy their business within\na few months.


Older hotel, but fairly clean.  Just needs some TLC.  Staff and security friendly, restaurants have good food.  Service good.  Games are decent and I didn't feel like my $60 spent on gaming went too fast.  I enjoyed myself.  I'd probably stay here again.  Their $35/night is, of course, loaded up with resort fees, incidental fees, security fees, and taxes.  The cost to stay here is only pennies lower than non-casino hotels.  Just another piece of information.


Free for local ladies (not sure if it's only on certain nights).\nMusic alternates between hiphop and house. (I wish they played more hiphop/top 40 because I hate house music).\nEvery hour or so they blast foam bubbles onto the dance floor.\nOne time when we were there, they gave out free glow sticks to the people on the dance floor.\nDance floor starts to get packed around midnight and there's hardly any room to move around (this was on a Sun when they used to be open on Sun).


This place seems to be cursed. No restaurants ever make it here long-term. However, the ambiance is very pleasant, with rustic, yet modern decor throughout. The food was above average but not great. With few Italian options in the old town area, I would return here again.


If you love Vegas and/or everything exotic, you should check out this place. I heard about it first from American Restoration and checked it out. I just wish it was larger, but maybe if they get more support they can expand? (fingers crossed). Buy a t-shirt, and donate to the museum. The gentleman working that day was super friendly and knowledgeable, which added to our enjoyment.


One star. I probably ordered the wrong thing in eggs and New York strip. The medium steal was super well done. Sent it back and it was rare to raw. They put it back on the fire and back to well done. Potatoes were cold and service was lousy. Was pretty empty and a fair amount of staff for late night. Lots of other places, this one is a fail!


Muy bueno!  Here's a hidden treasure in the old Garfield barrio.  It's located right next to Garfield Elementary School, so if you passed the school, you went too far.  \n\nWhen you go in, it's like going into someone's house and ordering from their kitchen.  This place is a total hole-in-the-wall.  Also important to note that it is a cash-only establishment.\n\nThey only serve burritos & chimichangas NO TACOS.  Their burritos are extremely runny but extremely yummy and will literally explode in your mouth.  I recommend ordering a dozen tortillas on your way out.  \n\nCheck out Rito's when you're feeling adventurous and wanna hang out the locals in the barrio.


Some cool cat hanging outside of the doors at Caesar's Palace handed me a pass Sunday night and told me that I could get into this club without paying a cover charge. Sure, I'll save the $20. I was already down from a terrible run at the craps table. Crap!\n\nJust like what I would expect in Vegas...a decent sized dance floor, surrounding VIP sections and beautiful people all over the place. I never go out on Sundays but being in the city that never sleeps I was playing with house time. I was definitely digging the music here. The DJ was playing an awesome mix of hip hop and Top 40 hits. Needless to say, I was gettin' it on the dance floor.\n\nI paid $8 for each Coors Light bottle. A little steep if you ask me but I suppose that is the norm in LV. Good thing that I am a lightweight because this place becomes more fun when the beer vision kicks in.\n\nJust saw a few reviews that said this place has dance floors on different levels. Wish someone told me because I was a one man wolf pack for the night and would have enjoyed checking out the different scenes here. Guess I'll be back here when I'm visiting Sin City again because this place is pure fun.


I took my wife there to see we bought a zoo, the movie was great and this place unbelievable. it was the best movie going experience i have ever had. they bring your drinks and food to you and you get to pick your seats before you go in there and it is on a really nice neighborhood too. i totally suggest this place to everyone.


I went on a Tuesday which is clearly the \"off night.\"  I was in town for an interview and I arrived a day early.  I LOVE the Howl in Houston, so I decided to check it out.  I was there with the AARP set, and a few middle aged couples.  There were probably about 15 people in the whole bar.  The musicians were awesome (as are all Howl at the Moon musicians)  I would love to come here on the weekend.  I hope I get the job!


Everything here was pretty bland for my taste, from the service to the food.  Went tonight for a business type dinner.  Convenient since I was staying at the Mirage, but next time we'll venture out a bit.  When you go to Fogo De Chao they have a lot more selection of meats.  Samba has about 7 or 8 different items and they're all kind of \"warmed up\" tasting, meaning they have been cooked, brought out....reheated and served again which fine as long as it doesn't taste that way, if that makes sense.  The meat for the most part was unseasoned and needed something to kick it up a notch on the flavor.\nThe salad was terrible, and the creamed spinach again, was not seasoned at all.  We're in Las Vegas and there's a great restaurant within 100 feet of wherever you are, most likely.  Go somewhere else.


I didn't think it was possible, however the post office continues to astound me with new and improved idiotic ways of fucking up the simplists of processes. \n\nJust last week they managed to send me to 2 different windows both with long lines only to have my package available at the 1st window I was at. \n\nThis time they are doing the same damn thing but have managed to reduce the already horrible level of customer service they try and provide. One rude postal worker has waited on 3 people and managed to NOT say a word. She pointed, smirked and nodded a few times but that was it. Wow!\n\nIs it possible I have found the worst brqnch of the worst most disfunctional government \"service\"?


It was okay.  The chicken was tasty.\n\nService was WAY too slow, and the guy at the register didn't even give me a number which didn't help at all.  I remember coming here in the drive-thru a few years ago and it taking a long time then as well.  The taste is good here, but not distinctive, and for the money I can't say it's a great deal either.  For this kind of upper tier fast food Mexican (as compared to Taco Bell or Del Taco, which is lower tier), Rubio's blows it away completely\n\nDoesn't suck at least.  Nice to try for a change every once in a while, but not my first choice when looking around for something to eat.


Lunch on the patio also amazing.  Can't wait for happy hour.


Super expensive but holy cow that's some delicious fish.


Pretty solid Japanese food, I must say. I'm originally from California and I go to school in New York so I've tasted some pretty good Japanese food before and I would definitely say that Chaya is among the top contenders. Is it the best Japanese food I've ever had? No, I wouldn't say that at all. But is it Japanese food that is enjoyable? Yes, I would definitely vouch for that.\n\nI think my slight issue is that I feel like the prices are a bit more on the expensive side. I don't think some of the items on the menu are reasonable at all, but I mean, I suppose they can charge whatever they want since they're one of the better places I've had in Pittsburgh. Service is very nice and always coming by to ask how the food is and if you want any water refills so at least that is good.\n\nIf you want traditional Japanese cuisine in Pittsburgh and you have some money to spare, I would definitely say this is a place to go.


Sapporo is my favorite place to eat in all of Arizona. I love the teppanyaki grill.  We go for Happy Hour quite a bit and the staff is always so nice and the food is AMAZING! I have suggested it to family and friends and they all rave about the food and experience they have. I love the calamari and the scallops and shrimp. They also have the best drinks. I will be going back consistently!


Went in for brows and a full set. I am a life long nail biter.  In the past, everytime I have had a full set put on, the technician wags her tongue about how horrible my nails are.  Then, I am treated to 30mins of pain.  At Elan, the technician was training someone else.  She explained that with a very short natural nail, extra steps must be taken to assure the nails dont come off & the client is not in pain.  All these years, I thought getting my nails done was a painful experience!  No wonder the others complained, they didnt want to do the extra work!  Absolutely no pain & 2 weeks later ALL 10 nails had stayed on.  This is a first for me in the 15yrs I've been getting my nails done.  The salon is very clean and the staff is extremely friendly.  They do not converse in a different language for the duration of your visit either.  Full set was $22.00 and the brow wax was $9.00.  Fills are $15.00.  3 days after getting the fill, I broke one of my nails in the car door.  Elan fixed the nail then re-painted all ten for no charge.  She refused to even take a tip from me.  Needless to say, I have already scheduled my next fill with Elan Nails & Spa.


The front desk girl a few different times wasn't friendly at all.  The food is good but portions are small.  If it weren't for the hostess that never smiles I would rate more stars.  Hostess should be welcoming , accommodating and friendly.  For they are the first person you see when you enter.    Great fried zucchini though !!


Horrible service. I bought a $400 belt for a buddy of mine for his birthday and he went the next day to get a bigger size, never wore it or even really touched it. They told him they couldn't exchange it because it seemed a bit bent like if it was worn.\n\nMoreover, the customer \"service\" salesperson brought the belt into the back room and came back with an obvious new hole in the belt. She said that we did it, even though they gift wrap the box and we didn't even touch it after buying it and it was brought back the same day!\n\nDespicable store. GO SOMEWHERE ELSE. Blatant fraudsters won't even give you any service. I will not let this go lightly.


This was my home gym for a while. Until they switched up management. The place has fallen apart. Manager is rude. Machines are old. It's simply not kept up anymore. Sad because it WAS such a great gym, people were serious about working out there. If you live in the NW area take your money to lvac over the bridge, there is plenty room and equipment and cleaner.


I have been going to Connie for about 10 years and she has always been corteous and her prices are very resonable.  I go to her for watch repairs, band replacement, batteries and I got my ring resized.  I would definitely recommend Connie to my family and friends.


A very tasty place for breakfast.  I strenuously object to any place that doesn't serve hash browns, but really that's my only complaint.  They have a ton of different omelets/scrambles (you choose) and you can make your own.  Example: spinach tomato sausage bacon with american cheese.  As a scramble.  With salsa.  The coffee is good (I hear from my wife) and the cinnamon roll is a real treat.  Not the best cinnamon roll ever in a million years but a good 8.5/10.  \n\nIt is true that there can be a very long wait so plan ahead for sure.  You'll be waiting outside.  \n\nThey grill their wheat toast-solid.


Hipster heaven. Bring on the 1920s era boots with dungarees to match. \n\nReally cool space. A terrific, vintage roaster is prominently displayed and obviously used. \n\nThere is clearly a craft coffee shortage in my hometown. A line was nearly out the door. \n\nI scored an espresso. It was served up effectively and efficiently. In my humble opinion, the coffee was good...not great. A little too much fruit/acid. Not enough chocolatey smoothness. But, that's my taste. Not necessarily everyone else's cup o' tea!\n\nHowever, my girl ordered a pour-over. And, pour-overs take a while. But, after ten minutes of waiting, we asked. Oh! We forgot about your pour-over coffee! Just wait another ten minutes. Derrrr...I don't want to wait another ten but I guess I have to cuz my girl is a caffeine junkie and so am I. Can't function without the wonderful stuff. \n\nI got to taste my girls cup o' joe and it was delicious. \n\nAll in all, they have a good thing going but need to tweak a couple of things. I would return.


Yeah, I know, it's a Wendy's. What should I expect?\n\nHow about at least getting *something* right on my order? You know, *anything*.\n\nI order a grilled chicken sandwich, large fries, and a large chocolate frosty. The person at the counter says, \"$2.13\". \n\nHey, I'm all for a great discount, but given that the frosty pushes two bucks alone, something was amiss.\n\nNo translator was available, but we managed to figure out she'd charged me for the 99 cent \"crispy chicken\" sandwich, no fries and a small frosty.\n\nSo she re-rang it, correctly I assumed.\n\nI get my bag o' food, and she plops down not a frosty, but a soft drink. Whatever, I'm kinda in a hurry, so I just grabbed it and left. This is after all, \"fast food\", I was freaking starving and just wanted to get out.\n\nIn the car I find I got not a chicken sandwich, but a hamburger. And not large fries, but a small order.\n\nThe burger was, Wendy's. The fries, Wendy's. The soda, diet (which I think tastes like feet).\n\nI've eaten a LOT of fast food in my time, but I don't recall ever having EVERYTHING wrong.


Why did I try this place again?! A friend of mine suggested it, and since it had been a few months since my last visit, I thought maybe it had gotten better since then and wanted to give it another chance. While it's not any worse than it was, it's definitely not any better. My impressions of this experience:\n\n--There were only maybe 4 or 5 other tables in the place, yet both times I wanted a refill on my coffee, I had to request one. This was in spite of the fact that our server had been to our table to check on us and must have seen that our cups were empty. He was right on top of taking payment once we finished our food, though.\n\n--The server was nice, however, and made sure to check that over easy eggs on the BEC sandwich were ok for my pregnant friend to eat.\n\n--The coffee was still really good. The coffee and the friendliness were the only really good things about this visit. Everything else was eh.\n\n--The BEC sandwich cost $8 and was about the same size as a Starbucks breakfast sandwich (which costs half as much) but didn't even taste as good. The slab of bacon (which was ham-style, super thick bacon) was greasy and flavorless. The whole thing was just bland and seemed like it needed some kind of sauce or seasoning. While I can appreciate the fact that this is a farm-to-table, sit-down dining experience, I would expect to get something at least as good if not better tasting than what a giant chain coffee shop is offering. \n\n--The menu is still in that weird, hard-to-decipher format. My friend couldn't figure out what to order because they're still just listing ingredients and neglecting preparation/presentation. I sort of knew what to expect, but some of the newer items were totally cryptic.\n\n--\"Liver mush\" has got to be the most disgusting name for a dish that I've ever heard. It might be good. I wouldn't know, because the name sounded so awful that I didn't dare try it.\n\nLittle Spoon continues to be an okay experience at a premium price. I love the location. I love the space. PLEASE step up the food game and make your menu format more approachable! It baffles me that such good ingredients are being used to prepare such average-tasting items. This place could and should be miles better.


I spent 20 years living near an award winning chip shop in UK, and made it my mission for longer than that to seek out good chippies throughout Britain, so was very excited when this place opened. It is an American take on a British chippie, albeit a very good one. Where in UK do you get pierogies or hot sauce or tacos or chowder in a chippie? The Scotch pie was too large - you would get it half that size in Scotland - and the filling was more like sausage meat than is usual. It was heavy on sage - that's an English favourite, not Scottish. And it came out several minutes before everything else. The chips were plentiful, hot and crispy - too crispy for a British chippie, but I liked them anyway. The fish was hot, fresh and tasty, but the batter was a beer batter (in UK beer batter is used in pubs, not chippies) and a bit greasy. We asked for brown sauce for the chips - an east coast Scotland thing - and they had HP sauce, which is a decent alternative, as well as proper malt vinegar for the chips. So - not good enough for me to make a special trip when I'm wallowing in nostalgia for the homeland, but probably the closest to a proper fish supper (ie fish and chips) I've found here.


Hmmm, not really our taste. I had a caramel latte, which was good, but with about a third left, was all ice. We didn't know what to expect with \"snow fluff\", but I don't think we'll be having anymore - probably a texture issue. Weren't expecting coffee \"jello\" on top of shaved ice that resembled fried rice. Others seemed to like the place, so try it for yourself...


I go here often for lunch so I figured I would write a little something about it... Love the hot sauce and the food is pretty good! I've been here at night time also to play a little trivia. \n\nAll in all, it's not the most fancy place to go but its a good spot if you want to have some lunch, do a little off track betting or just go for some drinks and food after work. Definitely filled with locals but all are friendly. Quite a few TVs if you want to see a game.


We have been meaning to try T-Bones for quite a few years, but with so many steakhouses in Las Vegas, this one was always overlooked.\n\nWe finally decided to come here for a belated birthday dinner for my husband and a last dinner for my mom before she heads back to Michigan.\n\nMy husband started with:\nCAESAR SALAD $12\nClassic Caesar or Kitchen Sink w/Shrimp, Avocado, Tomato, Hearts of Palm $6\n*He ordered it the \"kitchen sink\" way.  OMG!  Best.salad.ever.  The dressing is with a horseradish base instead of an anchovy base.  It was fabulous!  Truth be told- I wish I would have ordered this as my meal.\n\nYou go to a steakhouse and you order steak, right?  With that being said- I expect the steaks to be cooked to perfection.\n\nMy mom and I both ordered:\nPRIME Wet aged for a minimum of 28 days\nPETITE FILET MIGNON* Greater Omaha 8 oz $39\n*We both ordered the steaks cooked to medium.  They came out medium rare/rare.  Now I would MUCH rather have my steaks under-cooked than overcooked, but I'm one to NEVER send anything back.  Was the steak good?  Sure.  Is it my favorite steak?  Not even close.\n\nMy husband ordered:\nWAGYU RIB EYE CAP* Snake River Farms Boise, Idaho 8 oz $52\n*OMG!  This was soooo good!  It had a nice crispy sear on the outside and if you know wagyu beef, then you know its like buttah!  YUM! \n\nOur sides:\nCreamed Spinach $10\n*My favorite is still from Ruth's Chris Steak House.  This was good.\n\nGarlic Mashed Potatoes $10\n*These were yummy and the garlic was not overpowering!\n\nWould I come back?  Definitely for the salad and that wagyu beef!


I recently was sent a package from amazon using my Prime membership.  They sent it via ontrac...hmm never heard of them they must be a local delivery company(I'm new to the area).  \nTracking said the package was delivered, but I never found anything.  The driver was supposed to come back to my apartment to make sure he got the right place.\n\nIt's been two days now, no word from the driver, the dispatch just tells me he'll be there tomorrow.  Long story short, I'm pretty sure these guys are stealing packages, so if you have anything important to ship or buy, be sure to shop somewhere that doesn't use this company


My tip, try the Adult Milkshake. 16oz glass of ice cream with 1.3 to 2oz of vodka. Plus the food portions are large so don't bother ordering appetizers unless you can really pack it in.


Poor to \"middlin\" for Breakfast.... Limited options on a Sunday morning.  Had the \"Croque Madame\" , which was pitiful for a James Beard Award winning Chef (Michel Richard) my guess is he's never seen or been within a mile or two of this place.  If I was him I'd get my name off of this \"faux coffee shop\".  My girlfriend had scrambled eggs... Pretty sure there of the powdered variety.  She said the coffee was pretty damn good so I guess it's not all bad.  \nService is slow and muddled with hard to find food servers ... The whole deal is really pretty piss poor for Caesar's ....


The product was enjoyed by our Pittsburgh family.  The delivery was there for everyone to enjoy and the three flavors that we had ordered, Cheese, Carmel and Movie Theatre were equally enjoyed.  Excellent place to do business with excellent service provided.


The sandwiches were good. The service was horrible. We placed an order at a location that wasn't this one... The wrong number was given on line. When we went to pick up order here... they made us go to the other restaurant to pick up the order at the other location. What kind of customer service is this??? We are on vacation... we had to get our car out of valet parking and drive to the other place. What was supposed to be a cheap and easy transaction turned into a total hassle.


I recently went to this restaurant to celebrate my coworkers birthday. I have never had any problems with Applebee's; however, this particular time, I ordered the shrimp and spinach salad and found some type of plastic in my salad. Both the manager and waitress apologized for the incident and were very quick to fix the problem. I was offered a new salad (which I took to go because my coworkers had finished their meal already) and when the food was brought out to me, the manager came back again to apologize. My meal was also free. I gave them a 3 because of how both the manager and waitress quickly fixed the problem. I don't think it was their fault but rather the fault of the cooks who were preparing the foods. My salad was also very good!


I decided to make a last minute trip to LV to join my family celebrating a birthday.  They were staying at the Bellagio for four nights.  I was only going to stay for two nights, and by the time I had decided to go the Bellagio rates were higher than I wanted to pay for given the quick stay over.  Since Planet Hollywood was just across the street from the Bellagio, and the rate seemed reasonable, I decided to stay there.\nI won't say that it was a horrible experience, but I was definitely disappointed.  The rooms are dated and didn't feel exceptionally clean.  The decor has a 1990's vibe to it.  I'm not sure how much of it is carryover from the Aladdin revamp prior, but it wasn't up to what I would consider \"current Strip standards\".  It seems appropriate that this is Britney Spears anchor arena for her shows - it has a slightly \"trashy\" feel to it. \nSome of the issues that I had regarding the room were:\n- missing front of one of the drawers\n- strange odor from the faucet water in sink\n- pull chain shades that kept sticking\nI can see being in my 20's and coming here to have a raging time, but those days are a little bit behind me at this point and would rather opt for comfort and modern amenities (like at Aria) than \"just a place to crash\" at the end of a long night.


I really wanted to give them a better rating because they have great toppings. Service was great, cute little restaurant, beer flights and wine flights, but the pizza dough was just ok.  Wasn't expecting the dough to be so \"doughy\". I was looking for that crisp dough you get at a wood fire oven place.  \nI've been searching long and hard for that pizza place with an egg pizza to remind me of the pizza's I had in Italy.  \nJust have to say great toppings, but work on the dough.


Charlotte being my home airport, I'm typically not eating at the airport when coming or going. However, I was in Washington DC and flew through CLT to visit Fort Lauderdale and with a two-hour layover here, I thought I would give it a try. You can't miss it, located at the top of the C concourse (inside the secure area).\n\nThe food is fair-to-good, considering that it's in an airport where they will have limited use of certain implements (like knives and such) that will handicap their cooking abilities. I went with a simple quesadilla - two flour tortilla's with spicy cheese and chicken, grilled into a sandwich sort-of thing. It arrived with small bowls of sour cream, guacamole and salsa. It seemed that the guacamole and the salsa had been prepared elsewhere as they were not as flavorful or fresh as I have had elsewhere.\n\nI opted for a margarita on the rocks, which arrived in a very pretty shaker with plenty of salt on the rim of the glass. The drinks menu cleverly does not have prices, so I was a little surprised that a regular (not top shelf) drink was $8, though there was enough in there for two. Not very strong.\n\nAfter eating, I stayed at my table for another hour waiting for my flight. I had to call over the waitress to clear my dishes, after which I brought out the laptop and signed on to CLT's free wi-fi network. It was quieter than the rest of the airport waiting areas, though the TV's were tuned into some sports event.\n\nFor airport food, it is certainly different than the run-of-the-mill Chili's or Burger King nearby. If you have the time, make this place your stop.


Awwww, PHX folks, you are so spoiled. Endless outdoor dining options, beautiful landscapes, incredible views AND affordable public transport?!?!  So jealous.  Whenever I travel outside of Indy, I ask myself \"Why do I not live here?\"  And Phoenix, that is how I feel about you.  \n\nFor $4 you can ride all day unlimited and easily access so much of the town via the Light Rail - even for a tourist, this is a very easy way to navigate the city and see a lot with little time. It runs every 12 minutes throughout the business week and every 20 on the weekend.  \n\nI have a feeling that although some locals don't LOVE it, there is something to be said for a growing economy in PHX popping up around the rail.  So many cool ways to go downtown, eat and drink in the city.  It's reasonably safe as I never felt awkward or out of place, though it did get crowded on First Friday.  We were still able to squeeze in with the locals!  \n\nThe daytime ride included being joined by local students which were amazingly well behaved, despite the lack of adults around (we don't count ourselves).\n\nFor a mere $4 ride all day!  I love it.  I am jealous - that is all.


It's starting to get warmer, and al fresco dining is becoming, in a word, delightful!\nWith that in mind, the Beautiful Carin and I, while we were out running a few errands today, were trying to decide what to do for lunch. \nInstead of the sandwich or late Sunday breakfast option, we were close to Humble Pie and decided to stop in. \nWe hadn't been there in 3-4 months (one of the things I love about Yelp is that it pushes me to both try new places and revisit spots that I haven't been to in awhile).\nIt was not busy, which was both a blessing and disquieting. There should be more people there on a beautiful Sunday afternoon! \nThe food is really very good, and the service was excellent (both better than the last time we were there, I think). \nI don't know if I attribute that to a less crowded place, or just improvements in everything, overall. I don't know and I shouldn't over-analyze.\nWe sat on the patio, and it is very comfortable and pleasant out there. This is a quiet corner of the Hilton Village strip mall, so it's easy to enjoy a conversation with out traffic and noise.\nWe had a sausage and roasted fennel pizza and veggie salad. Both were terrific! I prefer a more savory than sweet pizza, generally, and this one walked the line nicely. The tomato sauce and the roasted fennel have just enough sweetness to provide a counterpoint to the salty sausage and olives. Crust has a great texture and flavor, in and of itself, and was nicely baked, with just a little blackness at the edges. Nice Job!\nThe salad was extremely fresh and nicely dressed. \nAdd in decent hefevitzen and that's what I call lunch!


Awful service! I used to come her back in 2010 when it was new, the food and staff were awsome! I recently came back and the staff is all new. One word... RUDE. Our waitress seemed pestered when id ask for a refill or when id place another order. Like, um, sorry to bother you at work lady? The food was good, but theres a ton of other sushi places in the east valley with the same grade of food and better service. Its a shame this place shot to shi*, could have been a real gem.


I don't think I'll be able to stay anywhere else the next time I am in Vegas. Had an amazing room, with an amazing view that was quiet and very comfortable. The 3 TV's was very appreciated by the boyfriend, so he could watch golf and I could listen to the news while getting ready for a night out. \n\nThe staff were very friendly and helpful and check in and out was fairly easy (especially for Vegas in the summer). The pool was great but get there earlier for a good spot. And the Spa was absolutely the best! Canyon Ranch is my new hero!!! The only thing that was annoying was our room was somehow looked over 2 days in a row for cleaning, but once we called housekeeping they were very nice about it and it was cleaned ASAP. \n\nI'm a vegas veteran and honestly this was the best time I have ever spent in Vegas, much of that was due to the Venetian.\n\nAnd P.S. the shopping was amazing!!


This bridal boutique was great!!! Our bridal consultant Jessica  was so sweet and helpful.  Their dress selection was amazing and the prices were reasonable. I highly recommend finding your dream dress here.


I'm torn because they have such a great bar, but the service is terrible.  How do you not notice customers walking in when your standing right there chatting with friends?  15 minutes before service is why probably why your not earning many tips, just an fyi.


So much Wrangler in here. This is redneck heaven! I will definitely be back!


My son had a blast here. \n\nWe went on a lazy Sunday afternoon, around 1pm and stayed until 4pm.\n\nWe only paid $10 for an all day access (unless you go out and decide to come back later, then you have to pay again)\n\nI wish we packed some food though, because you can basically pack your breakfast, lunch and dinner and stay there all day and still pay $10.00.\n\nI didn't have any problems with other kids, or moms not watching theirs. \nIt was a really good experience for us.\n\nBesides, you can't bash a business when that happens to you. The parents are responsible for their kids, not the business.\n\nThe place is clean. I don't mean SANITIZED but it doesn't have the sticky feel or look to it, and the play sets are not dark or dirty or anything.\n\nWOULD DEFINITELY RECOMMEND!


Over easy is great concept that is not managed well, The restaurant is cozy (small) with good ambience. Our wait for the two time we have gone has been 30-45 minutes after being told 20 minutes. The food is good and the service is fair. \n\nOur last experience: waited one hour for a table after our initial 20 minute wait time, ordered a special not on the menu and it was given to the table next to us (literally an elbow away), they took a bite before the waitress came over and said, oh you have the wrong dish and tried to hand it over to us. Obviously, i asked for  redo since someone else had allready taken a bite of it. 20 minutes later as i hungrily watched my boyfriend eat his meal mine arrived, it was excellent. when the bill arrived we asked for a compensation since it was their error and our waitress says \"but you ate it'. seriously???\non the redeeming side: the manager took it off, no questions asked. \n\nI will not be returning to overeasy unless i have 3 hours to spend on a sunday afternoon waiting for breakfast.


Amazing Texas-style BBQ. Tried a little everything with my wife. Sausage, pulled pork, ribs, brisket, beans, jalape\u00f1o cheddar grits and potato salad with pecan pie to end it . Have to admit the pulled pork was a little lacking on flavor but was very moist and tender. The sausage was amazing and flavorful. The briskest's charred rub left me speechless. And the ribs seasoning was great. Would absolutely recommend it to anyone in search of good BBQ in Arizona.


We drove out to Toast this weekend and had some empty tummies just waiting to try the delicious looking food from their coupons. Tip for ya, if you go for brunch like we did... get there EARLY!!! It was crazy packed outside! But it was a gorgeous day and the way was truly about the length that they said it'd be. \n\nAll the servers work together so service was fast and accurate. They were all courteous and the food was pretty tasty. My only thoughts are that for what you get it's a little pricey, but then again we are in Dilworth so I guess that's to be expected.\n\nThey have some interesting choices, so I'll probably head back, but it's not at the top of my list. Maybe next time I need to go with something sweet instead of healthy. We all know healthy can be pretty boring. Hence why I still gave this place 4 stars. I got the turkey scramble and it just reminded me of something I could have made at home. It was eggs, cheese and turkey scrambled together with a cup of fruit and some toast. I was pretty jealous when I looked around and saw the mountains of pancakes and stuffed french toast. \n\nAmbiance was nice and lively, food was good, and it is just a nice way to start a Sunday.


This is NOT a Tex-Mex place so if that is what you are looking for you will not find it here.\n\nThis is Authentic food from the Puebla region and this is a HIDDEN GEM which needs to NOT be a secret.\n\nI want to see this place packed every day as the food is the most authentic place.  Look at the pictures & menu, you will NOT see burritos because that is tex-mex, not real Mexican.  \n\nThis is my first visit here and the food is AMAZING.  I had the Chanclas which was authentic and awesome and we had the Taco Arabe, both filling and both authentic.\n\nThe chips and salsa they serve is some of the best I have had in a long time.  \n\nThis place sits in the corner of this shopping center near Office Depot and a place EVERYONE needs to visit if you want real authentic food.  If you don't come here you are missing out and this place will remain my secret and it will be your loss.\n\nI would love to see more reviews from visits....


The food deserves three stars, but the beer list and pricing bumps it up to four stars overall. The tap list is long and fun to browse. I like the menu with the descriptions of the beers, so I'm not choosing something new blindly. All of the beers are $4, which is not only a great price, but is appealing in its simplicity. \n\nWe tried the volcano tots and they were all right. I got some type of Korean beef sandwich which was tasty but not really noteworthy. \n\nI would definitely return to try out some new brews!


Way too expensive for the type of food they serve. Even the domestic micros are at least a dollar more expensive per pint than just about anywhere else in Pittsburgh. Do yourself a favor and take your dollars elsewhere where they will go much farther.


Went to Eddie's House last night to celebrate my dad's 70th birthday.  Overall a great experience.  We arrived a little before our reservation time but were seated promptly.   We were quickly greeted by the server and she was able to answer any questions we had about the menu.   There were four in our party and the items we ordered were:  mint pesto lamb chops, hummus platter, iceberg wedge salad, diver scallops, meatloaf, new york strip, chicken with the asiago creamed spinach and fingerling potatoes.  We also had a great bottle of cabernet suggested by the server (I forgot the name, however, but it was one of their specialty wines).    We also had pre-dinner cocktails and I had their Mai-Tai.    It was one of the best I've ever had.  The food was very good quality and not too salty.   The only complaint by some of our party members were that the lamb did not have enough mint flavor (I don't eat lamb so I did not try them).   The iceberg wedge did not have enough carmelized onions or blue cheese dressing and crumbles.  We had to ask for extra blue cheese and were charged an extra fee.   These are the only reasons for the four stars.  Overall a good experience.   It would have been better if Eddie visited our table.  He was there and visited with most of the tables but not ours.    We're not sure why.   We were in a corner, maybe he couldn't make it over that far.   Overall a great place and I would go back.   Nice atmosphere too.


Scale of 1-10 (single visit):\n7 Food\n9 Service\n9 Atmosphere\n6 Value\n\nI just haven't really had the desire to go back here.  Nothing was particularly bad, it was just that I don't feel like I got my money's worth.  Because I paid a lot of money.  And our dessert, though we were warned it was going to be small, was SMALL.  As in, i got a half bite, and she got a half bite, and then it was gone.  poof.\n\nThe food was good, but nothing I was oohing and ahhing over.  I have to say the presentation makes it feel special though.\n\nI'd go back, but only on someone else's suggestion.  Otherwise I'll be at Breadfruit or PastaBar or Urban Grocery or Cibo or somewhere else downtown.


I came here because I was craving Chinese and didn't feel like going to Panda Express. Wanted something quick and close, and I've eaten here one other time, so I gave it a shot.  \n\nThe food is okay, and the place try's to present itself like a Panda express.  They have crab Rangoon, and it's set up where you can get a variety of different things. The food is okay and the prices are good, but the last time I came here the service was awful.  The guy was filling to go orders while a line grew like 5 people long. I didn't mind, but he was sorta crabby when he waited on me and I had to tell him I wanted orange chicken like 3 times.\n\nThe food was okay, but nothing spectacular.  He also had a hard time making change when he rang up my order.  My bill was $6.77, so I gave him $10.02 so I could get $3.75 back. He was confused and tried to say something back to me.  The other lady working came and helped him figure out how to ring up my order.  I don't mean to suggest that he's stupid, but after his crappy demeanor, and now he can't figure out change, maybe waiting on people isn't the best idea for him.\n\nOverall it was okay. With all the light rail construction, I went here because it's literally across the street from my apartment, and I wanted something quick. If you want better Chinese, go to panda express.  The food isn't bad, it's just not great...and questionable service as well.


Great beer selection.  The wings and sauce were out of this world.  Cool restaurant.  Loud inside on a busy night.


Had you asked me to write the review after my first visit I would have given three stars.  Now that we have been back for a second stop, it has dropped to a 2 star experience. \n\nBiggest plus - the chips are hot fresh and the salsas are tasty.\n\nHowever, the entress are just a soupy mess of sauce, beans, rice and whatever you ordered.  It seems they plate the food, then throw it under a broiler or heat lamp to perfectly melt everything into one congealed mess.  Flavor is jsut ok, as the two stars say, \"meh, I've experienced better.\"\n\nStill on the quest for a better upscale Mexican Dinning experience.  Somewhere where they rice and beans are not one big mess covered in sauce and sour cream.  Somewhere where they take the time to plate a nice plate of food.


The parent's and I were originally craving teriyaki for din. We noticed Mike's Bistro directly next door to the mediocre Asian place we were going to and decided to check it out. As soon as we walked in the door, olfactory went from Asian to Mediterranean! What a pleasant sensory shock. The food was absolutely killer and easy on your pockets. They don't serve wine but you can run next door and grab your own select bottle of Vino from Sprouts and drink it in the restaurant for a small $3 bottle fee. My parents and I had a really wonderful evening at this and look forward to becoming patrons!


Love crepes! I've always eaten them as desserts with chocolate and banana nutella. I've been to Paris twice and make a point to eat them when I'm there, but these are pretty amazing! The lunch crepes are great, and you can even build your own. A lot of people complain about the price but I htink the ingredients are stellar and worth every penny. Not to mention, I love that you can see the kitchen, and the place is really cute and quaint. I definitely recommend at least trying it out!


My mom and I were drawn in by the reasonably priced lunch menu and convenient location- but we quickly discovered that the reasonable menu equated terrible food.  The lunch menu is priced so reasonably ($5-$8 for a complete bento box) that I worried about the quality of the food as we placed our order.  My mom ordered the teriyaki chicken bento box and i ordered the sashimi box.  Neither of us liked the salad dressing (too much ginger), although people who like ginger will probably enjoy it.  I literally had to spit out my first bite of sashimi (tuna).  It was the most fishy and rough piece of fish I've ever tasted.  It was absolutely atrocious and the flavor remained in my mouth long after i spit it out.  After that first bite, I decided against trying the other sashimi out of concern that I would get sick.  My mom's chicken was also terrible- she described it as tough and over cooked.  We politely told the waitress (an older lady, possibly the owner) that we were both unable to eat our meals.  She rudely informed me that the fish was fresh and there was nothing wrong with it.  (note: if that is what they consider fresh fish, then their standards are VERY low).  I apologized and told her that I was unable to eat it.  She grabbed the plate away, but refused to take my mother's food (stating that there was nothing wrong with the chicken).  Another waitress came by and we explained the situation to her.  She was very nice and apologized, and my mom and I left the restaurant.  The food was so atrocious that we literally left without eating!


ATTENTION::\nI was overbilled 2x n a month., I payed 1st & last month already.  , dont get fooled w/their 9$ special. I will never recommend this facilities to everyone.  They billed me 39$ for their maintenance watsoever. MANAGER doesn't know wat is  costumer service...


I get really annoyed with these \"fancy\" hotels who don't offer the refrigerator and microwave in their standard rooms, which I can get at a Holiday Inn Express or a Comfort Inn for probably half the price.  \n\nAlso, for the love of all things holy, don't charge people for WiFi in 2011 after they already paid you an arm and a leg for a room that isn't worth it.  That is RIDICULOUS.\n\nThere's at least a half-mile walk (without a sidewalk) to anything except a small convenience store.\n\nThe room was comfortable enough, but no greater than any 3-star hotel I've ever stayed in.


This buffet is located on Gilbert Road across the street from Mi Amigo's and Carl's Jr.\n\nIt's got a varied enough selection and is yummy for the price.  It's clean, well stocked, child friendly and spacious.  I've never had to wait for a table at peak lunch or dinner time hours.\n\nHubby likes it quite a bit.\n\nEveryone is friendly and the food is almost always fresh, even during off peak eating times.\n\nGetting drinks are a breeze thanks to an attentive wait staff.\n\nIf you're looking for fast, quick, easy eats in a Chinese food category, this one's for you!


Classic sports bar...great bar food (wings are the bomb!!), service is good for food type...it's not a steak house people!!!! Love coming here with friends to have a drink, play pool or shuffle board, and catch up with sports. Fun happy hour specials...come check it out!


It's cheap and decently fresh sushi. We are in the middle of nowhere - fish can't exactly be delivered and prepared on the same day, so don't go in expecting something fancy. Like its rating, it's A-OK sushi. Sushi Ichiban has a huge menu though, and they offer Chinese food along with a wide range of sides, appetizers, and drinks. You can even get packaged food to go if you're in a rush.\n\nI only go here when I feel a craving for sushi and want to go all out with the all-you-can-eat offer. It's $25/person and you get a menu to mark what you want. Then they bring out your order and when you're done, you can ask for another sheet to order more. The number of choices is quite large and chances are you'll find something you like. I enjoy the sweet potato roll, the Las Vegas roll, New York roll, and the Bubba Gump roll the most. They sometimes look good, but sometimes they look hastily made and are unevenly cut/fall apart. I also hate it when they cram the rolls full of veggies/rice and only a small bit of fish. The miso soup is okay though.\n\nTip: The raw tuna they use sometimes tastes bad, so eat at your own risk. It's not worth getting something like the spicy tuna roll and having to eat it or pay the $1/piece left uneaten fine. My tuna roll had a strange, fishy taste and the color was a dull reddish-brown with a glossy sheen to it.\n\nWaiter service: almost non-existent. You get water by yourself (grab a pitcher if you have a big party), and the only service is when they bring you your sushi. There is one Caucasian waiter who is really nice and dedicated to good service. He jokes around, is totally friendly, and he works really hard. I dislike the Chinese waiter though because my boyfriend and I were eating together and he gave our order to another couple who didn't even look like us. He literally decided to give it to the first table of two he saw. After a long wait, I asked him about my bf's order because I overheard the couple picking at the rolls and saying they weren't sure if this was their order. He says, \"Oh, I gave it to that table.\" No apology or anything. We had to reorder and wait even longer for his order to come out. They also messed up my order and out of the three rolls I ordered, they completely forgot to give me my third one. \n\nAs a poor student, I guess this is the highlight of my sushi experience when I want okay sushi, but don't want to splurge.


I had rented from Dollar for years...until about a year ago.  I had my reservation in place -- and waited in line.  Once to the counter -- I was informed that I could not rent from Dollar -- due to a credit check.  I said, \"but I've been using you for years\"  Sorry sir, nothing we can do.  She then proceeded to give me a white note card with information about the credit check.  \"Crap\" I thought, what do I do know??  I need a car...so what the heck?  \"Can you tell me what company doesn't do a credit check?\"  No she said.  Thanks Dollar...thanks a lot.  Seriously -- not only was that embarrassing (she was rather rude and loud about it all) -- it was also not professional.  Luckily, I stumbled over to budget, who proceeded to charge me an arm and leg to rent on short notice -- but at least they rented to me.  Anyway -- rent from another place...not here!


Le Metropolis est la salle par excellence pour un bon show \u00e0 la fois intime et de moyen-grande envergure. J'ai eu l'honneur de voir plusieurs excellents bands rock, electro, des shows d'humour, un gala, un \u00e9v\u00e9nement de charit\u00e9, etc.\n\nEn fait il y a deux salles, Le Savoy (petite salle au 2e qui accueille les cocktails et les petits \u00e9v\u00e9nements) ainsi que la grande salle principale avec un parterre, des paliers a l'arri\u00e8re et une mezzanine. L'alcool est pas trop cher (si on compare aux stades & arenas), ils servent bi\u00e8re et cocktails. on voit assez bien m\u00eame lorsque les shows sont sold out et qu'on est pris au rez-de-chauss\u00e9e, du haut de mon 5pi4. Heureusement que les paliers sont la pour nous donner quelques pouces de plus ! \n\nIl y a un vestiaire au sous-sol.


Amazing amount of TVs for the size of the place. Really large selection of beers in bottle & on tap, though the best options are in the bottle - hope they revisit their tap selection soon. Burger was good, I preferred it to the one's I've had at Burger Rehab. Great place to watch a game(s).


Pizza is just about the right size for a quick lunch, try the firecracker crust, not real spicy but has some taste to it. Only down side is crust is a little soggy for me, not a deal beaker but a little crisp to the bottom would be better.  Neat idea and pretty tastey all the way around.


Disappointed that this place charged me $20/screen x 4 screens for set up and then decided to 'reclaim' my screens and asked that I pay the set-up fee AGAIN when I wanted to do another run a year later.\n\nService is friendly and professional, except for the principle of double charging set-up fees as described above. Hence I would not recommend them or use their printing services again.


Toast Cafe in Dilworth is one of my new favorite spots for breakfast, lunch or brunch. I have enjoyed 4 meals here recently with tasty food and superior service. The prices aren't bad either. Toast also has a location in Davidson and a new Toast is set to open soon in Ballantyne. The menu is diverse yet simple, creative but not fussy. I really like the lobster roll - above - which is not something easy to find in the south. I also dig the omelets including the avocado omelet with bacon and parmesan - so delicious - and the complimentary cornbread and apple butter served during weekend brunch. I love that I can walk to Toast and that they are so busy - we recently waited about 30 minutes for brunch - hopefully this is a sign they will be around for a long time. I look forward to returning again soon to try even more items - if I can bear not to have my favorites!


When I called to ask the hours the owner snapped and said \"Who is this?!\". When I showed up she made us sit in the parking lot in July while she locked up her dog. Then proceeded to tell us that she was gonna kick us out after I told her I was just browsing. Then she told me I would be the last customer ever because she's closing down to turn it into a B-movie screening theater due to people like me who just browse and waste her time. According to another review she said the same thing to someone else over a year ago. My boyfriend asked if her new business would be friendlier (lol) and she said \"No, in fact worse.\". Horrible customer service, horribly disorganize, no wares of interest, smelled like dog and mothballs, and the owner is rude & insane.


After spending 3 days in Vegas last month, we were pretty much over food.  Everything started to taste the same.  While on our way to a comedy show, we stopped in at KGB for a quick dinner and found what is now our favorite restaurant there.  Everything was tasty, but the standouts were the Ceasar salad and the fried pickles.  If you haven't had a fried pickle, do yourself an honest favor.  Do yourself another favor and let them cool first- hot spears are like lava, and you will suffer the consequences.


I've been here twice as after the first experience I decided to give them another chance before writing them off.. BOTH times had to wait ages before being shown to a table and the same for service afterwards. Second time sat at the table over ten minutes before a server arrived - never got a coffee refill either, in the end had to hunt her down and ask for one - NOT GOOD. A shame as the food was, but I like to go somewhere where I can order and enjoy my food in a reasonable amount of time and drink coffee with it. Won't be going back.


After reading reviews both here and on other sites, we decided to try it.  It was 6:00 p.m. on a Wednesday.  The whole dining experience began with them out of the Vietnamese appetizer I wanted to try.  So I ordered 2  old stand-bys - wanton soup & an egg roll.  My husband ordered steamed dumplings.  Soup was just barely lukewarm & way over salted.  Egg roll was greasy, cold & tasteless.  Only the hot mustard saved it.  Dumplings were very good.  Ordered chicken with cashew nuts.  Not a single cashew. Veggies might have been waved over the wok - huge pieces of green pepper, celery (stalk cut into 1/3's), big chunks of carrots all so crunchy, I almost asked for a dip to go with them!  Food very cold.  When I complained there was not 1 nut on plate, he said they forgot to put them on top.  He came back with a dish of warm cashews and put them on my entree.  No sense in complaining about temp of food - I don't take any chances of irritating the chef/cook.  While my husband liked what he ordered (can't remember - poh something with chicken), it also was cold.  Only item that was hot was the complimentary tea.  Best thing about this restaurant - our waiter was pleasant & polite - we tipped him the usual 20% we tip - it wasnt his fault. We absolutely love the food at Yummy's in the Rostraver/Belle Vernon area.  We like to order take-out.  We live 20 minutes from there and the food is piping hot when we get it home!  We won't stray from there again.  Sorry, Me Lyng - food was cold, tasteless & mine was lacking one of the titled ingredients.  Never again.


Went here because of the great reviews on Yelp! The place is small, but the service is really good (managed by a single lady). Tried Pad Thai (Pork) and Crispy Garlic Chicken. Pad Thai was a little too lemony. The food is flavorful, but I've had better Thai food for the price.


Purchased a voucher on Living Social and was hoping to have a good experience after reading reviews and doing some research on the internet. However it was far from that. I showed up for the appointment and was told it needed to be pushed back a little bit. I waited an hour and half at the salon. He just skipped out on the appointment. Failing to provide any communication via phone or text. Very unprofessional.


Pulling up to the brand spanking new City Center, my friends and I all agreed:  the place feels like a modernistic airport.\n\nCold architecture aside, the City Center is definitely very impressive.  While being massive, it is also very beautifully done and detailed.  The artwork and design of the bars and restaurants in particular is impressive.  An all-amethyst bartop at one of the casino floor bars; a purple-hued wall of Manet in another....just simply gorgeous in numerous establishments within the City Center.\n\nThe rooms, however, were less than desirable.  While very technologically sophisticated, they are simply average in Vegas terms-  not huge, low ceilings, brownish coloring, moderately impressive.  Similar to what you would find at Caesars or Mandalay, and NOT TOUCHING the Wynn.  \n\nMy biggest gripe about our experience was the extended waiting throughout our stay.  30-40 minutes standing at the check-in desk.  15 minutes on hold with the bell desk (in which case I ended up hanging up and physically walking down there to retrieve our bags), and extended holding every time we called the front desk.  Also, I ordered something from housekeeping and waited an hour for it to arrive.  Bring a book, people.\n\nTo sum it up- I am looking forward to visiting City Center again to dine, drink, shop, gawk and gamble, but I probably wont choose to actually stay there in the rooms once again.  A MUST see property, however.


I've been feeling under the weather all week and figured what better way to get a pick me up than my favorite Vietnamese spot? We walked in and noticed they've got some new seating. Beautiful booths! I love the decor and atmosphere in this place and the staff are just the best. \n\nMy boyfriend ordered the beef stew with bread (his favorite) and I had the pho with dumplings. The broth in the pho is delicious and comforting like a warm hug. Every time I eat it I wonder why I don't eat it every day.


For equipment you simply cannot beat Scayles.  Even if you buy an instrument elsewhere I'd still recommend picking up your equipment from here.  What they offer is a wide range of high quality equipment and with a bit of help from the staff you should soon be able to find the right gear for you.\n\nTheir guitar range covers the whole spectrum fairly well.  As far as I'm concerned its entry level guitars are perhaps a tad over priced and its only the truly high end where things turn in your favour.  If you are going to buy the entry level guitars from here check out the price online first just to be sure you are getting a good deal.\n\nAcross their other instruments they seem to specialise in Ukuleles and if that's what you are after this might be the place to come.  I don't have a great amount of familiarity with their brands of brass and woodwind, but the quality seems decent so its just a case of trying them out and checking if they are right for you.\n\nPersonally if I was buying equipment I'd come straight here - for anything else I might check out what's on offer elsewhere.


Noticed this new Indian place near our house so I thought we'd give it a shot.  The first impression as we walked in the door was very positive, decor and ambiance were a step up from the previous establishment that was in this location.  Service was also good - prompt and responsive, but that's where the positives end.  \nFood was where they fell short with most items we ordered lacking in flavor.  We ordered a tandoori chicken and saag paneer, both were OK at best, the garlic naan was pretty good but it's hard to go wrong with that.  Being a native Indian I have pretty high expectations for indian food so I can only give them 3 starts based on the food.\n\nIt's a new place so hopefully things will improve as they get established.  I might try it again for the lunch buffet in a few months.


Good Day\nA week before Christmas we arrived in Las Vegas.  Visiting our daughter who lives in the area.\nTruly memorable,  great food , excellent service and the fountain show was so sweet. Christmas songs, great food,  wonderful ambience. \nWill definitely be back .


Based on the great reviews, .I decided to give this place a shot.  MISTAKE.  My food was greasy and overwhelmed by salty sauce.  The salad was limp, damp and smelled like old hay.  Inedible.  Ridiculously expensive for what reminded me of a bad night at Stuckey's truck stop....And the seating was uncomfortable.  Tiny tables without room to get between them without dragging your shirt and rear end on the next guys table.  \n\nMy friend had a cocktail that tasted like dish soap.  My wine was suggested by the waiter, apparently the restaurant sommelier had graduated from the \"Walmart school of real good wines\".  When I told the waiter that I was unhappy with my wine, they were happy to bring me another drink...it wasn't until I received the bill and spoke to them about it that they were really just happy to sell me another while leaving the wine on the check.  \n\nAvoid this bad food/expensive tab/bad service restaurant.


He is at Hooters now!   I came to see him on Monday night with some friends.  He pretty much makes most of the guest part of the show and I was no exception being pull up on stage in the first 5 minutes but I was with 2 friends so it wasn't that bad.\n\nHe guesses things which seem impossible for him to know like peoples first, last and middle name.  Your first crush...he had a TV show at one time.


Chips come w/ salsa and beans. Dont be deceived - the beans are spicier than the salsa. Mix them on your plate = delish. Good, local start Mexican joint.


Wonderful food, terrible ambiance. Better for take-out, as the name would suggest. \nFantastic eggplant, beautiful curries, great drunken noodles. Swallow your capsaicin pride and order a notch low on the 1-10 scale; they don't mess around. The thai iced tea was not as good as I hoped, but it was free with a checkin, so I can't complain.\n\nFour stars overall for fantastic food minus terrible ambiance. You're going to a restaurant to eat, after all.


My Mom and I decided to have a girls day today, starting with massages and ending with Indian food on a whim. My mom said that she hated Indian food, but then it came out that the last time she had had it was 20 years ago, so we decided to give it a shot. The place is dark and a little run down, but once you get past that it is a decent place. We split the chicken tikka masala thali with garlic naan and a mango lassi. The drink was really tasty and my mom loved it! The chicken was good, but it wasn't as good as I have had it other places and it wasn't that spicy. The sauces that came with it were all pretty good. For dessert it came with a little fried donut thing that was sorta chemically tasting...not my fave. Overall, the place was good, it just didn't measure up to other places I have tried BUT it did change my mom's opinion on Indian food, which is awesome!


Walked in because we were ignored at 3D nails in the next shop over....my friend and I got two French pedicures and we were both done in less than 15 mins...very rushed and left to dry in the pedi chair. Upon \"checkout\" the front desk agent couldn't find our receipts and it just wasn't a welcoming experience. Felt rushed and I like to enjoy my pedicures.


The Good.\n\n-We stayed in a large suite at the right price.*\n-It was clean.\n-There was a nice jacuzzi tub in the bedroom. \n-Check-in was efficient.\n-There's a casino next door with $5 blackjack.\n-Capriotti's will deliver to you.\n\nThe Bad.\n\n-It's a ways off the Strip.\n-All the timeshare bullshit. \n    -They offer \"gifts\" for doing the 90 minute presentation. Resist.\n    -My girlfriend couldn't resist, even though I warned her.\n    -The presentation will take double the time they say it will.\n    -It's a horrible deal. You could buy a house in Vegas now for the cost.\n    -They told her to dump me because I couldn't afford to buy their timeshare. I agree, she could do better, but who are they to clue her in? \n\nThe Ugly.\n\n-They tried to screw her out of her free \"gift\" once they realized she wasn't dumb enough to bite. \n__________\n\n*Free, if you know someone with RCI privileges.


So good. The KFC was great especially the mash browns.  I've been talking about them since I left. Possibly my favorite meal I had the whole time I was in Vegas.


Das Ambiente ist sch\u00f6n. Aber am Essen m\u00fcssen sie noch arbeiten. Wir waren zu viert und keiner war zufrieden. Insgesamt fehlte es allen Gerichten an Geschmack und W\u00fcrze. Egal ob Salat oder Nudeln. \nDas Personal ist freundlich, aber auch hier merkt man die mangelnde Routine. Angefangen damit, dass die Gerichte nicht gleichzeitig serviert wurde, bis dahin dass Tische lange nicht abger\u00e4umt werden. Zudem fanden sich auf unserem Tisch mehrere nicht richtig saubere Besteckteile und ein Glas. Die Speisekarte ist nicht sehr einfallsreich, die Preise sind ok. Ich werde den Laden sicher in ein paar Wochen nochmals testen. Mal sehen, ob sie die Kurve noch bekommen.


Summing up the experience, I would say - Going crazy on food!!\nWe were starving on a Friday morning in Vegas, 10:30AM and we had no idea whether or where we will get breakfast or lunch at such an odd time....and whoa!! This place is awesome!!\n\nWe got a breakfast buffet entry for 17$ each at 10:45AM. The lunch buffet was starting at 11AM and the girl at billing counter was sweet enough to suggest us to enter now and sit through both breakfast (17$) and lunch (24$) buffets, for the price of just the breakfast buffet!!\n\nI experienced the real BRUNCH for the first time, sitting through both breakfast and lunch buffets :D\n\nThe service is prompt with people coming in for coffee refills, drinks orders, and clearing up the table after every helping. \n\nThe buffets - huge variety of EVERYTHING you can think of....salads, soups, appetizers, pastas, pizzas, breads, dips, cheese, paninis, pancakes, cakes, pastries, eggs, potatoes, meats, rice.....cuisines included American, Chinese, Thai, Mexican, French, Japanese...and so on...\nDuring the lunch buffet they opened a completely new section JUST FOR DESSERTS!!! I went crazy just looking at the tempting colors and presentation of the desserts. These were for everyone, gelatos and sugar free desserts for the diet conscious,  and chocolate candies, fruits, and brownies for the chocoholics.\n\nCould barely walk after hogging both meals at the same time but it was an experience to remember!!!\n\nSmart tip - Go to wicked spoon with a growling tummy around 10:30AM :D


This place never disappoints.  I have never had a bad meal here.  There are always plenty of vegetarian selections to choose from.  I recommend making a reservation as they are always busy!


Man this place is so overrated. The gas station on south and east has way better chicken!!  I'm also not a big fan of their potato rounds(the gas station has wedges).  I also feel like I'm in 1950 as the two cashiers are white old ladies and the 7 people sweating in the kitchen are all black.  There is also no dining-in.  Not thats a problem with me, just giving the heads up.


Juice bar does not wash the produce. I asked why and they said since its organic we don't wash it.. Be careful or insist that they wash the produce.. This is a health hazard and extremely dangerous for the elderly and children.


I'm not drinking the kool-aid on this place just yet.  It was easy to get a reservation on a Sunday. The prices are reasonable.  The service was good.  Attentive servers.  I had the steak bernaise.  I never hand a bernaise sauce, so the lemony buttery flavor really surprised me and I enjoyed it.  The sirloin meat was a bit chewy, but it's thin and if you cut small pieces, you don't need to work it too hard.  They serve a boat load of fries.  I guess for the price, we got a good meal.  I'm just not sold that it's a 4 star times 2000 yelpers.  Dessert was meh.  The apple tartin was nothing we expected.  We've seen many that have the apple slices fanned out making a lot of texture. This one was just one big slice of apple baked with the puff pastry on top.  I will say the food was 3 stars and the good service gives it another star.


This place is simply terrible and I am so glad to have moved out. Many issues over the course of my residency, and it continues even after I moved. You can my full review here:\nwww.apartmentratings.com/AZ/Phoenix/Apartments-at-Steele-Park-formerly-Empirian-at-Steele-Park-Jefferson-at-Steele-Park-_602795390085012/review-1509896\n\nDon't let the name Mozaic fool you with limited reviews. They keep changing the name even though they have had the same management company for over a year


Went here yesterday and was extremely disappointed. Both of the bagels that were ordered were burnt to a crisp (see posted photo). We got the bagels to go, so we didn't notice until we got home.. Really disappointed


Its one of the larger more traditional big city type malls in Vegas. Lots of department stores and tons of stores. Nothing too fantastic but it is worth checking out if you are looking for the normal shopping in Vegas.


It's been said by most, but I just wanted to emphasize what a pleasant, cheap departure it is from the expensive, crappy chain food on the strip.  The walk from most hotels is just long enough to be sobering after a long night/morning out in Vegas (I walked from Planet Hollywood), and if it isn't, the food should help.\n\nIt's especially awesome for those of us who come from the east and don't get particularly good/authentic tacos.


What a great place. The location is tucked back in this little strip mall area. The creamy broccoli soup was wonderful and I really enjoyed my Mediterranean wrap. Will keep this on my list for future lunch spots.


Don't waste your time.  We had two different people come to our house to give us estimates for a deck (one of them the OWNER).  Both times, we never heard from them.  Not a call, not the estimate, nothing.


Michael is absolutely the most amazing dog sitter that you could ever have the pleasure of meeting. I recommend him to all of my friends. Not only is he a great dog sitter, but he is also a wonderful human being.


This place is proof that some of the best food in Vegas is off the strip.\n\nI came here with 3 of my friends on a Saturday night at around 21:00 and the place was almost empty.  I was a little surprised but it worked out for us as we were hoping for a quiet dinner.  \n\nWe started with feta cheese with olives and the falafil appetizer.  The 1st was really good.  Good quality feta cheese and good quality olives.  A solid 4.  I think I could have just eaten the cheese and olives with the bread they bring.  Oh yeah, I almost forgot about the pita bread.  It comes out pipping hot like it was just baked-which it might have been.  Some of the better pita bread I've ever had.  Never had it this hot before.  Was absolutely a perfect compliment to the cheese.  The falafil was a little disappointing.  I felt the falafils were too dense.  I love falafils but feel a successful falafil is light with a lot of taste.  A 2 that I wouldn't order and am glad I didn't get the plate.\n\nOur three entrees were the Greek salad, the chicken kabob, the stuffed grape leaves and the tilapia.  The salad wasn't bad-pretty typical scoring a 3.  The tilapia was cooked perfectly but could have used more seasoning though with enough lemon squeezed on top came out pretty well, a 3.5.  The chicken kabob was excellent.  I think the best dish we ordered, a solid 4.  And my dish was the grape leaves which I adore.  They came with a lot of meat inside.  I wasn't expecting so much meat (ground beef I'm sure) and in fact this is was the most meat I've ever had served in my grape leaves.  They weren't bad but I think the vegetarian version of this dish would have tasted better.  A 3.5.  \n\nAnd I got the tamarind drink which was great.  Ordered a 2nd one.  The whole tab was about $120.  So I'll lean on the 4 star as the food was good enough that made me want to go back and try other things and foods.


I travel to Las Vegas monthly and know that the best places to eat are not on the Strip. I was looking for something different and this place was on Yelp. \n\nFood was great. I had the chicken bowl with a fried egg. Was not sure what to expect ... Very interesting. I would order this again but my plan is to try other items next time. \n\nThe best places to eat are away from the strip and this is one of those places.


Great food, friendly staff.  What stood out to me is when a dining partner spilled his beverage when they were bringing the food, he knocked my food onto my lap.  They promptly brought another plate without us having to ask.  \n\nInexpensive, but tasty.  Try the chorizo tacos.  Their tortillas are really good.  It's not a fancy dining experience - food comes in plastic baskets and a piece of wax paper - but it's a great value.