This place, is one of those hidden jewels. There are some ups and downs. But the fact that we were there to eat, the food was very pleasing. \n\nOn the corner of Craig and Lamb, also being next to a gas station, it stuck out with its big JUKE JOINT sign. We were looking for something new, something different and end up at Juke Joint. The outside look clean and going their a tad bit after 1pm, we notice that it did seem to be busy. We were kind of surprise in a way, that  they separated the bar and the restaurant. Usually going to a bar and grill, the bar is smack dab in the middle. But in this case, it was in separate rooms. Which was very interesting and I kind of like it. It was connected by doorways, but minimizing the connection from loud music and dining area, was enjoyable. You can still hear the loud music, but its not blowing out your ear drums, as if you were in the bar. Plus, the variety of music they have was pleasing. \n\nSince majority of the customers were in the bar area, we basically had a lot of options to sit in the dining area. It was spacious, for us to move around and relax. The scenery, was very settled, nothing really stuck out, except the big TV and a sign for Karaoke. \n\nWe were greeted by a nice elderly lady, that knew our waitress was on the other side, in the bar room. So she was kind enough to give us a menu and go over the weekend specials. We were amaze on the pricing, for the food they were serving. A 10oz New York Steak, side of vegetable (mine was corn) and a choice of mash potato, bake potato and other choices ( I chose the baked Potato), all for $5.99, then of course I'll get it. I think the wife got a double cheeseburger special, which was $4.99 and it was more then she can handle. But we did start with some Nachos with chicken, and that was amazing. I wish I could of taken it home that day and save it for later. \n\nI don't want to forget the waitress we had, she was funny. I like the fact that she was able to entertain us and make sure we were okay. Even though she had to go back and forth to the restaurant and bar. That right there is a very dedicated waitress, who would go beyond her duty, to make sure her customers are satisfied. \n\nAnother place, that I highly recommend to try. The food was great, the staff was very nice and the waitress we had was awesome. The pricing varies, but its affordable. Take advantage of the weekend specials, cause I believe they're worth it., Go during the slow times, mainly after 12, cause I'm sure you'll enjoy it more. If we had room for dessert, then I'm sure we would highly recommend it too. But we were so full, I just wanted to go home and sleep. For a place that's so far away from the norm, its a spot that you would really enjoy, at least we did.


I quite like the place....their entrance is through a quaint-looking garden which sets a romantic mood. The ambiance inside is pretty nice. The food is good. Try the stuffed mushrooms. They can be pretty busy at times so I would call ahead.


Is this what it's like to be born with a silver spoon in your mouth? I would hate for anyone to be born with a silver spoon in their mouths cuz that sucks!  Everything just isn't as good or enjoyable once you've had the ultimate undeniable best... While everyone here is giving Lawry's \"THE PRIME RIB\" 4 n 5 stars I'm here baffled.  Perhaps HOPR (House of Prime Rib) in SF was my silver spoon this entire time... Consistently serving juicy tender cuts of premium well aged prime rib with sides that make anything at Lawry's, well, unworthy of such an upper class palate that belongs to the family of HOPR.\n\nTheir service feels old here... as in outdated.  Whereas HOPR is classic and retains class.  At Lawry's, the female servers look like they jumped right out of our old history textbooks dressed like women from days of the 13 colonies looking like the pilgrim women or even nurses from the 60's.  Do you need a flu shot?  They probably have some in their apron as an add option to your meal.  Service was friendly but rather inefficient.  It's hard to explain.  You just have to try both Lawry's and HOPR to understand.\n\nWhen I hear \"Lawry's THE PRIME RIB\", I'm literally thinking OMG we need to bow down... it's Lawry's THE PRIME RIB god.  Calling yourself \"THE\" Prime Rib kind of gives the sense that there was no one before you, no one after you, and no one will ever even come close to you.  But then again, the loudest one is usually the weakest one, and this was surely the case here.\n\nMy prime rib was ordered medium rare.  My cousin to my right and my best friend to my left also ordered the same.  It came out more like medium maybe medium well.  What didn't help was that they gave us butter knives to cut into this steak.  Oh wait... I think that was subliminally suppose to tell us that you can cut into this beef like butter.  Good one guys... almost fell for it there, but I'm from the family tree of HOPR... can't fool me that easily.  There must be something wrong with the aging process of the prime rib here because it was tough and fibrous to the chew.  I thought maybe if I ate the outer parts of the rib cut where the fats and tendon are then it'd be more tender but no it was rather dry.  My friend and I went straight to the bone and even that was on the medium side.  Medium wouldn't be that bad if the beef was aged better for a tastier and softer bite, but that not the case.  I took a couple of bites and left the rest of it there but I ate the mashed potatoes, creamed spinach, and creamed corn to help soak up the alcohol for the later part of the night.  With about 3/4 of the steak still sitting on my plate, the bussers and server never asked why I barely touched it as they took it away.  I didn't want to say anything either to be respectful because Lawry's was the bachelor's favorite prime rib spot to grub at.  One thing is for sure though... my cousin, my best friend, and I are taking him to our silver spoon, HOPR, next week to show him what a great well aged prime rib is supposed to be like.  We'll even throw in an actual steak knife and let him use the butter knife to spread his butter.  It wouldn't even take the steak for the bachelor to change his allegiance to HOPR... Just the warm soft fluffy bread to start would be enough.\n\nIf Harry Chapin got to eat at HOPR and Lawry's while he was editing his lyrics, us 70's and 80's babies would probably know the song to go like:\n\nAnd the cat's in the cradle and HOPR too.\nLittle boy blue and the man on the moon.\nWhen you coming home dad? I don't know when.\nWe'll go to House of Prime Rib then, son...\nYou know we'll have a good rib then.


Brings me lots luck here, specially the 777 slot machines...  :-)


slow to leave the airport. waited about 20-30 minutes for the shuttle to fill up before we left.\n\ncalling for a pick-up wasnt very helpful. they say the shuttle can arrive within a 15 minute window and then take up to an HOUR to get you to the airport. i sucked it up and just had a taxi take me. well worth it the money.\n\ndon't recommend this company unless they improve their efficiency.\n\nthey do get 2 starts because of their cheap rates. cant beat it if you don't mind waiting


Good beer. Pretty good pizza. The only big knock on them was our service. Our waitress was new or didn't care. Either way, I'll go back when I'm up that way again.


This place is such an easy target, its like piling on the fat, pimply kid in high school.  Here's what you need to know\n\n1.  Girls in uniform with things out that you can sadly and quite accidentally observe\n2.  They have hamburgers, hot dogs, and beer\n3.  Beer is PBR or the Champagne of Beers.  No other choices.\n4.  Diner style seating, long high tops, patios with umbrellas\n5.  Three high quality HD LCD screens in a decent, elevated spot.\n6.  There will be some shiesty characters present. \n7.  Don't go here with your girlfriend.\n\nTheir screens and ironic selection of beers earns 'em two stars.


Cute restaurant, food is delicious, though not amazing. Great for a quick bite. Southern Italian cooking. Dessert menu very small. They do feature an item from the NFL Chefs - Taste of the NFL Hunger Challenge, which is really cool!! Atmosphere okay. Plenty of parking.


Have eaten there many times. Although the food is good they seldom get the order right.


Today was my first time trying Elmer's. It was ok. I wasn't wowed or anything. \n\nI had a shredded beef taco. It seemed on the small side. The meat was pretty dry. Nothing special.\n\nI also had a been burrito and I asked for no cheese because I like a side of cheese and then I add just the amount of cheese I like to the inside. Well my burrito had cheese in it anyway.  I've had better burritos. It was ok, but not great. \n\nMy side of strips were good. I really did like those. \n\nAlso when I picked up my order, my taco was missing so I had to go back and tell them that they had forgotten that.  Good thing I checked before I left.\n\nOverall I just wasn't impressed.  Probably won't go back.


No thanks.  I'm not really even sure how to describe the Barnyard Flea Market.  We drove by several weekends in a row and were astonished by the amount of people this place packs in so we decided to give it a try.  We were hoping to find some small furniture pieces or decor items.  Umm..not here.  Old paint, used shoes, Avon perfume from 1985, push up bras, womens shape wear with cut-out butt cheeks - yes.  Items of real value - no.  It is just a strange conglomeration of junk in my opinion.  \n\nThe booths that did appeal to me were the fruit/veggie stalls featuring many latin american items for a decent price.  That would be worth going for it you were looking for a hard get item like cactus leaves or cactus flowers.  Other than that, not worth the trip.


It's basically a loud, dimly-lit sports bar that serves cheap, greasy 1/2 finger food after 11pm. Nothing really stood out and, again, the food was really greasy. \n\nMeh. Go if you have midnight munchies and you want cheap food.


Great environment and service. If anything was wrong with our plate (ex. Undercooked steak) it was quickly replaced and re plated as if we had gotten a whole new plate. The waiters couldn't have been nicer.


Decent selection, fair prices, but could use more folks at the checkout lanes, or at least a process whereby they call up more employees to help out quicker.


The food was not memorable.  The service was lousy.  My husband and I were seated and our order was not taken for just over a half hour. We sat there and watched as other groups/individuals were seated and had their orders taken before us.  We kept trying to get our waitresses attention and had no success for quite awhile. We should have just walked out. But we stayed, eventually ordered and had an o.k. meal.


Came on a Sunday morning at 7AM.  I think we were the 3rd group there and the place was practically empty.  But even so, the waiters were prompt and attentive.  We didn't feel like they were hoovering over us making sure our coffee cups were full.  We got an outside table.  It was a clear, blue sky morning and warm.  Not many people walking the strip (probably sleeping in from the night before).  A couple runners here and there.  \n\nOrdered:\n- coffees\n- croissant sandwich\n- big skinny pancakes (I think it was a special of the day)\n- homemade brioche\n\nCoffee was great.  Smoother than Starbucks Blonde (as a comparison).  Croissant sandwich was good.  Nothing really special about it.  Skinny pancakes were great.  Never had them before.  With the whip cream and fruit, it was a light n sweet treat to compliment my black coffee.  Never had brioche, so I didn't know what to expect.  But at first sight, it looked like a french toast without the syrup or egg brush.  Just a thick toast basically with a side of butter.  In comparison, to everything we ordered, the brioche was the most bland (maybe that's what it's suppose to be).  Overall, I think the price of the food could be a bit cheaper.  Maybe knock of $2/item on the breakfast menu while keeping the same quality/portions would be fair.  If that were the case, I would compensate by tipping the waiter more.  \n\nDetailed Ratings:\nService: 5\nAmbiance/View: 5\nFood: 4


A friend wanted to take some out-of-towners here and invited us to join them. I've been here numerous times throughout the years, but it has been quite awhile since I last visited. Inexplicably, the line at 7pm was very long. We persevered but were disappointed to find out that they reduced the locals discount from 50% to 25%. The regular price for Sunday dinner with the Total Rewards card discount is currently $29.99. Since we were with company, we decided to pay the higher than expected price and hope the food was still decent. That was a poor assumption, unfortunately. While the buffet probably has the largest selection in town, the quality has deteriorated even further than it's mediocre heyday. For example, the grilled mahi mahi and breaded haddock were fishy and singularly unappetizing. Perhaps, the best items are the Chinese duck (if you can actually get a decent piece before it is cherry-picked by other diners) and the dessert station. However, compared to other upscale buffets, calling their gelato and other desserts lackluster is being generous. In the past, it would merit 3 stars, but in its current state and price point, it is a 2-star experience at best. I don't see us going back even if they reinstitute the 50% locals discount, not unless some major revamping occurs. Next time, even if invited, we will politely decline.


It's always a good idea to wait a few hours before writing a review. I had six pork ribs, half a smoked sauage and a small side of green beans. Cost with small beverage slightly over $22. The food tasted great with the ribs looking cooked to perfection, BUT a few hours later...I could not get off the toilet. I don't know if they used MSG in the food or what, but it doesn't matter how good the food tastes going down if it gives you \"Montezuma's Revenge\" later! I was going to give it 4 solid stars, subtracting a fifth star for boring sides and dilapidated seating, but I cannot say I'll be going back...except to my bathroom!


My boyfriend and I went for the first time on this past Sunday. We heard lots of good things about Eddie V's but simply hadn't made it over to visit them yet. So glad we opted to go on Sunday night for dinner! They had live jazz music, stunning ambience, fabulous service, and the food was delicious! We decided to move with appetizer shared plates and chose three: first course was the crabcake, which is a great portion approximately 7 ounces and very well done. The next course were potstickers that were outstanding and not too salty. The final course were the lobster tacos-which are incredible-great portion and lots of amazing flavors!  As cocktails we shared Rombauer Chardonnay three glasses for him and three glasses for me which was very nice. We thoroughly enjoyed our evening and will go back again soon! I absolutely recommend Eddie V's and hope that you enjoy as much as we did!


Found the recommendation on yelp and decided to give it a try. Turned out to be a great choice. Had a great time here.


Pure charm in every way, and a perfect kitchen.  Fantastic bartender.  It's one of the Valley's best!


I went here due to the price and word of mouth. It is walk-in only, NO APPOINTMENTS! I had to wait 90 minutes. I was not offered a choice of male or female, good thing since I don't have a preference. I told him to focus on my neck, between shoulder blades, and mostly my sciatica. He asked me how long to work on each section, what a sciatica was, and what trigger points to work on for the sciatica. He didn't use time management skills, didn't know terminology or anatomy, and fussed with the sheets and draping a lot. It took 5 tries each time he moved the sheet to get it right. After he finished, he didn't get me any water or recommend anything like stretching or aromatherapy or epsom salt baths. I would go here with caution....


Just like Homer Simpson, I am a big fan of the donuts.  Doooooooooonnnnnuuuuuttttssssss.   This Dunkin is conveniently located near my office at the corner of South and Tyvola, and although it can be a bit of a pain to get in and out of, you have several choices for entry/exit that you can choose from so you can be on your way with your sugar goodness quickly.  This location also has a drive-thru which makes it super easy to grab a sack of munchkins with a cup o' joe and be on your way.\n\nDD has great coffee... either hot, cold or blended - always tasty and a great perk for the morning or day.  I have come through and gotten donuts, munchkins, muffins and bagels and have always had fresh items.  I have also had their breakfast sandwiches and they are quite good as well.  Great selection of many different items and flavors.


Back in the day, this used to be The Library. I never thought I'd say this anywhere near a college campus again, but I wish I was back at The Library, because this place sucks.\n\nI was out milling about on Mill Ave, and while we were trying to find our next stop, we walked by the open door and empty bar. The guy at the door was enticing us with $4 Long Islands and $2 shots. I can see why....no one wants to come in here. It's lame.\n\nYou see, back when it was The Library, this place had attractive bartenders dressed as....librarians (skirts and all). A magical place, where you could have a great time. Then it started getting played out, and eventually closed.\n\nNow, it's Blondies....it's just a run of the mill (get it?) bar with average drinks, a great location, no TV's, turrible music and a pathetic crowd. There's no theme, it's disgusting, and the ghetto crowd in the back playing Beer Pong was lame.\n\nThey didn't even have red/blue party cups. They were using cheap plastic tumblers for Beer Pong. Isn't that illegal?\n\nI've been complaining for a while, so you are probably thinking, \"Dave, why didn't you just leave?\" The night was winding down, we were kind of tired, and we just wanted to chill. Afterall, there were plenty of places to sit, since hardly anyone was in here. \n\nAnd yes, I know it's summer and school is out. That didn't stop other places from having a crowd. Just sayin. Just sayin....\n\nI'm most likely not coming back. Unless it's on a bar crawl, and we need a place to have another drink.


This place (Mesa office) is ridiculously slow. The only reason I'm here is because a year ago this August, my eye doctor told me that my retina was detaching and I needed surgery ASAP. This is where he sent me. No issues with the surgery or the doctor who did the surgery. My issues are with the office when you come in for an appointment. \n\nI got here today at 3:30 for a 3:40 appointment. It's now 4:08 and I still haven't even been called. And (as I know from past experiences) once I am called, that's only the first part of the appointment. I go back for the whole \"look at the letters and tell me what's blurry\" deal and get countless drops in my eyes. They send me back to the waiting room. Then I get called back again to have a laser scan my eyes.  Then send me back to the waiting room. Then I get called back a third time to go sit in a room and wait for the doctor to come shine a bright ass light in my eyes and then send me home. \n\nHonestly? This is a giant PITA. Why not do everything all at once? Don't make me sit here for two freaking hours every time I come in!\n\nOh, and get a front desk staff that is actually civil to people. The older lady that works there will completely ignore you when you go to check out. She doesn't even acknowledge you if she's busy. It's rude and it's frustrating.


Not a huge fan  of Mexican food, but this was my second  time and I think it's pretty good.\n  My daughter got a chicken  quesadilla, which came with rice and chips. Not a bad size kids meal- wish they offered other things in a kids meal.\n I got the tacos with grilled chicken  I was pleased with it just wished they put a little bit more meat.\n Most of the people working were very friendly except one girl. Who was very rude when we were asking questions. My daughter left her purse on the chair and after calling the place as soon as we realized it they were able to hold on to it for us... thank goodness for honest people


I am officially in a deep passionate food embrace with Il Vinaio and I don't see this liplock breaking off anytime soon. \n\nThe espousa and I went for a 6 course wine pairing on a Thursday night.  The dinner was six courses of seafood. We started with an amazing scallop dish, a tuna tartar, seared shrimp, halibut and steak and ended with a grilled pineapple and shortcake. With each course a glass of wine from prosecco to a syrah to a white port. Absolutely mouth watering fabulous, stellar, delicious, i could go on but you probably get the point!\n\n The wine pairings are a monthly event. I found the wines unique and not your run of the mill choices. We were seated at a long table with all the patrons who had reserved for the event. The owners of the restaurant joined in as well and the conversation was enjoyable and lively. A true diverse group who enjoyed wine. As new course arrived, there was a brief explanation of the wine served which was interesting without being too much information or taking away from the flow of the conversation. \n\nAll and all, a very enjoyable evening. Thanks Il Vinaio.


This Starbucks closes late so that's the upside it has a cool patio and the inside is nice just the one thing I have to complain about is the Internet it sucks but I you come here for anything else it's all good.


This old-school fish 'n' chip joint does the dish the old fashioned way...\n\nLocated in the Lincoln Plaza with Figaro's Pizza and BMO Bank of Montreal, stepping into Granny Bonn's is like stepping into the past.  If you like the way fish 'n' chips were served 20 years ago, you'll love this place!  Eating here reminds me of the fish 'n' chip places I used to go to when I was a kid.\n\nWednesday is a special day for Granny Bonn's: You get your 2 pcs. Haddock fish 'n' chips for only $7.99 plus taxes, it's a great deal!


It was so fun!! It is a nice big club!! The line is so long but when you get in it is going down!!


.......Where are the chopsticks?\n\nA Chinese restaurant is clearly not Chinese when there are no chopsticks on the place setting! Tea was lukewarm upon arrival, tasted unauthentic, with the help of any ambiguous American tea bag. The hot and sour soup had peas...peas! Side of rice was stiff and tasted as if it had been in the cooker all day. Had the stir fry vegetable dish that consisted of broccoli, snow peas and mushrooms overly cooked to mush; where was my bok choy or kai lan or any type of actual authentic Chinese vegetables?!\n\nOne thing I do give them credit for: service was clean, fast, and efficient.\n\nOther than that, your money's better off at Panda Express right down the street. Same quality of food, and at least there you won't have to pay for tip!


A little pricey, but worth it. It's typical to spend around $15 for 2 people, which for fast food is up there. Even though the Yelp pricer thing say, cheap? Turkey with corn and mash potatoes and mac n cheese. Mmmmm. I only with they still had the sirloin.


This place is prettty large and awesome. A wide variety of organized items. Video games, current magazines, books, and board games are a plenty. Staff is friendly.


Food has been excellent! Wings and Tuesday night Tacos are the best.


When you don't know what to get for someone, you should stop by Paper Skyscraper. \n\nI have to agree with the other reviewers...this store has such fun and unique gifts. They have a wonderful variety of cards as well. While you are shopping for someone else, you can definitely entertain yourself in the process. \n\nThey have a great variety of notepads, jewelry accessories, key chains, home decor, music, books...just a little of everything fun and whimsical.


The bartender refused to serve my friend a water because she wasn't buying anymore drinks.


I've hit all the Great Dane locations was at the east side one today for lunch. Have to say food was a bit off. Had the Baja turkey burger. The guacamole was just not tasty and threw off the taste of the burger.  90% of the time I have had a great food experience. Today not so much. I want to say that you don't expect a home run every time, but if you are going to a restaurant you kind of do expect a home run every time. Otherwise what's the point of going there?  Would have been 4 stars but food not so great today.  Free wifi that's a plus.


This Oregano's location is like the Anti-Oregano's of the Phoenix area.  It is very spacious, there's a lot of available parking, and when I was here there wasn't a long wait for seating.  The food is like any other Oregano's location: Tasty with large portions.  I'm still a bit dubious of the notion of \"Chicago thin-crust pizza,\" when I'm so used to Chicago deep dish, and also the fact that the pizza looks like a St. Louis style Imo's Pizza with different cheese.  But, no matter what you get, rest assured you won't leave starving!  \n\nI've had pizzas, pizookies, various appetizers, and sandwiches here, and for the most part I've been pretty satisfied with the food.  My latest order was the veggie sandwich, which came with large slices of marinated portabella mushroom, cheese, tomatoes, basil, and lettuce.  Even though I ordered the junior size, it was still a hefty portion and I could only finish half of it!  The sweet potato fries were interesting in that they were dusted with cinnamon, adding a sweet dessert-like element to them.\n\nOur server was great and provided refills as needed.  I would say out of all the locations, this one is probably the best one!


Great iced coffee! The chai iced Vanilla tea is also to die for. The place is not very big, but its its nice and they make good use of the space. I also enjoy all the local art work, it gives the space character... I will be back for sure! I wish the place was open late though... Oh well!


We came here based on the great yelp reviews since we were looking for a new breakfast place to try. The first minus was a huge wait, we stood in the line for about 45 minutes. I don't mind the wait if the food is good. The second minus was that they don't have any English languague menus, so we had to rely on the recommendation from the staff. The final minus was the food. Not sure if it was just a bad day, but the food was not seasoned at all. There was no salt, pepper or any other seasoning in their food. We ordered duck confit omelet, and eggs benedict. Nothing was good, and definitely will not be back.


We've been eating here since the place opened about 3 years ago.  The food has always been good for counter service diner style food and its usually 4 to 5 stars.  Never had a problem with quality or value for price.  I personally love the pastrami burger and country omelette. The place reminds me of the counter service diners I've been to in downtown Chicago in many ways (anyone reading this old enough to remember the \"cheeseburger\"sketch on SNL??).\n\nHOWEVER- Service is something that could improve. They seem to go through staff like paper towels. I think that may be part of the issue and its a sign of a core issue in management/ownership. Ordering at counter is usually not a bad experience, but I have to agree, that Jim's wife is not a warm and fuzzy person.  I have been working in service for the last 30 years and I wouldn't have lasted that long if I I wasn't welcoming and accommodating to my  guests.  I don't frequent another area diner at Greenway and Reems for that very reason- poor customer service. \n\n Yesterday was my worst experience there ever.  It was very busy, which you would expect for 10AM Saturday.  My 7 year old son really wanted to have breakfast there, so despite the crowd, we ordered.  Every table was full and most were waiting for orders..  I figured it would be a wait, but maybe only 10 minutes longer than usual.  I was mistaken, It took  almost 1 hour from the time we ordered until our food came.  This was breakfast.  Quick and easy to prepare. 1 Hour????  When our food did arrive, nothing was wrong with it, but our server, was obviously pushed to her limits (only 2 servers working that morning).  She forgot syrup for my sons pancake and I had to get up and get.  No one behind the counter even apologized , even though I was obviously put off I had to get my own condiments.  The water I ordered from her never came either.  Very poor service to say the least.\n\nI understand, bad days happen at every job, but maybe they could have been proactive at the counter and let people know how long the wait time for food was going to be?  Since you pay in advance here, its difficult to get a refund.  And then last night on Facebook, instead of posting an apology to their loyal (an inconvenienced) customers, they posted marketing pictures of their food.  Really??  Maybe an apology with an offer to bring in your breakfast receipt for a discount on a return visit would have been a better idea?\n\nWe will return, but you're on final notice with us Jim's.  We want to patronize local businesses, but food alone doesn't cut it in this business.  You need to provide friendly, expedited service too!


Meh could take it or leave it!  Cashier took 10 minutes to write our Id numbers down when ordering wine with dinner because a person in our party looked under 21 but was in fact 30. Food was so so aside from salad other dishes were just meh. The French onion soup was good tho. Prolly won't eat here again


1st let me tell you, this is Uncle Bear's Brewhouse Grill. Not Uncle Bear's Bar and Grill! Big difference, menu's are different, the ambiance is different. Just wanted to get that out of the way before I start this thing!\nWife and I was in Tempe to see our Daughter and boyfriend. Brought our little princess with us, daughter said there was an Uncle Bear's nearby! Now Uncle Bear's in well known pet friendly establishment, always a great place for your pooch. Now of course this was on a Saturday night, all of you kids have nothing to do except taking up space! (saying this with a grin) So we had to wait for a table outside, now what I did not like was instead of using the usual led vibrator to let you know your table is ready. They ask for your cell phone so they can text you! That's one way of saving money I guess. \nNow to the food and service. When we finally got seated, we were told since we were on the patio our service was going to be slower? So I asked him why are we second class compare to the dining room! He immediately changed his wording to since there are a lot of people here our service is behind. Since he realized I wasn't going take any crap from him, our service was pretty quick. ;-) \nThe menu was OK a lot different from Uncle Bear's Bar and Grill, I was in the mood for a Crispy Chicken Salad. But they did not offer that there, I also wanted the Jalapeno Poppers appetizer. They again did not offer that there! That's when I realized I had to look at their menu. So I ended up ordering their soft pretzel with cheese and sauce. This was a good thing, pretzel was baked with a butter topping. This was probably the best thing I ate that night. I ordered their slow cooked ribs, I was assuming they were going to be more like a BBQ style ribs. Oops! it was more like a pot roast style. I had their veggie's and mashed potato's with my meal. Overall the good was good, not what I was expecting. Service was OK, and the food was OK. There is a reason why I live in Surprise, to get away from this crowd!


I go here 5 days a week for an hour somewhere between the hours of 5am-7am. \n\nIts dirty. The cardio equipment is usually broken or about to be broken. Bikes missing pedals. Treadmills with torn pads or that literally stop moving at speed randomly in workout. \n\nMorning staff cares none about faulty equipment.\n\nEverytime it rains, the floor floods and no one cares or fixes it. The next year its still flooding. Didn't you notice you had to shut down half the weight area floor because of the last drizzle?!?\n\nThe only reason I keep coming back is because its open when I need it to be.


Being the first grand opening weekend, I was surprised by how many people knew about this place even though they didn't advertise as much. I only found out because one of the girls in our group read it somewhere from USA Today (Food section)! As we got there, the line was already rows and rows filled so we decided to suck it up and wait the 1.5-2hr wait. When we finally got in, we paid the hefty fee of (45$ each) and got seated. We quickly ordered our drinks and ran to the buffet lines to see this \"extensive\" menu. I couldn't believe my EYES to see SOOO much food available. I made my way towards the seafood area which had snow crab legs to shrimp cocktails and even oysters. After that, I wanted to get some surf & turf so I went to the red meat area which I got my brisket, sausages, prime rib, etc. I thought that would be the end until I saw another room around the corner that had Italian, Asian and even a noodle bar where the chef made fresh Japanese ramen (which is to DIE for and surprisingly very good for a buffet), pho, and udon. This new buffet is literally the land of gluttony and our table was no exception. This buffet did remind me a bit of the Wicked Spoon for their aesthetic designs of their dishes such as their fried chicken and waffle came in vintage baskets and pots. \n\nEven after consuming all these savory dishes, we had to try their dessert menu; There's ALWAYS room for dessert! The dessert menu however wasn't as extensive as I thought it would be but they had some delicious gelato selection. The one that stood out the most was their strawberry. It literally tasted like the strawberry gelato that I had in Florence, Italy! It was that comparable. They also had macarons, crepes, assorted candies (swedish fish), and tiny cake pops.\n\nMy expectations for Vegas buffet are not that high for 1 main reason: Too much different food doesn't equate to good refined food because there's too many different options plus when you mass produce food, you skimp out on quality. But rest assured, this buffet offers QUALITY. I'm just hoping that the quality of the buffet wasn't at its best just because it was the opening weekend. I hope this quality is here to STAY!\n\nAnother nice plus was that the President of Caesar's sat right behind our table making sure that the buffet was operational at good standards and even greeted our table and introduced himself and bought a round of drinks for us. NOW THAT'S SERVICE!


My office typically orders Jason's to go, but if you feel like getting out, it's worth it.  Kind of a pain to get to but the salad bar is serious business.  For $7.99, you get unlimited trips to the small, but well-rounded offerings, fluorescent glow included free of charge.  It's not a huge salad bar, but it has everything you need to have a good lunch.  Added bonus:  Captain's Wafers!  Those crackers take me back to childhood!  I would suggest avoiding the patio though, as there is always some vagrant milling about.\n\nIf you are not looking for an excuse to be less productive, Jason's delivers ($3 charge I think) and I would recommend the turkey reuben.  Super good and under 550 calories with baked lays and a pickle.


Very bad service.  Their payment method is very strict.  They charge about double what you would pay in Chinatown.  They aren't interested in repeat customers as they are rude.


I really wanted to love this place, but it was one of the most disappointing experiences I've ever have ever had in a restaurant. I celebrated my birthday there with 25 people, and not only would we never go back, but we would never recommend it to anyone again, especially groups. The food was great, but the service was so bad, and the management's failure to take any responsibility at all makes this a 1-star maximum experience.\n\nWe arrived at 6:45, and almost immediately noticed that the waitress servicing our tables was woefully understaffed (she was servicing at least 6 large groups). It took 15-20 minutes just for chips and guacamole to come out, forgetting about any drinks. When we arrived, I let the waitress know that it was critical that we were out of the restaurant by 8:15 - we had an event immediately afterwards (and this is mexican food - an hour and a half is reasonable). Additionally, I let her know to take the food orders first, because that typically takes the longest.\n\nWe placed our food order at 7PM, followed shortly after by drink orders. The drinks took a half hour to 40 minutes to come out (multiple drinks were delivered to the wrong people) - I finally had to follow up with the hostess and ask what was going on, because I couldn't even find the waitress. I'm sorry, but 40 minutes to get a ginger ale doesn't fly with me - it's inexcusable. \n\nAt 7:45 I asked her to process the checks for all tables (we had 5 tables, so 5 checks) so we can make sure we are out for 8:15. At 7:50, I'm really getting nervous - not one plate of food has come out. The first plate didn't arrive till 8:05, and it took another 40 MINUTES for them to bring out the last check. The last portion of the group wasn't out until 8:50 - over a half hour late to our next event causing us precious time.\n\nThe worst part of the whole experience was that the manager refused to comp or acknowledge anything was wrong. I asked multiple times to speak to the general manager and the hostess and waitress flat out refused. The restaurant offered a meek apology and blamed the kitchen, when it was clearly not their fault (especially for drink orders).\n\nLong story short, if you're in a big group, avoid this place like the plague.


We went to this place twice in two days and my experience there is what made me give it this rating:\n\nPOSITIVE\nWhen I stepped into this place I was really amazed with the setup and layout of it. All over the place are plush areas to sit down with a ton of TVs to watch everything all over the place. In the main area there is a huge screen (like someone mentioned 40' x 20' screen) with stadium seating. All around the back there other nicely furnished rooms with more big screen TVs and the like.\n\nThe other good thing about this place was our service. On both occasions our servers were very attentive and always checked on us and asked if we needed anything. Even the backup servers helped us out whenever we needed anything as well.\n\nNEGATIVE\nOn our first occasion here we were led on a little tour and then seated in the \"Sapphire Room\" towards the back of the place. Like I said earlier it was nicely furnished and there was a pool table in there. We were sitting in there having a good time for about twenty minutes and had gotten our first round of drinks when our waitress asked us if we knew that it was a $40 spending minimum PER PERSON for us to sit in that particular room! No one had mentioned this when we were first seated so we were pretty taken aback when we heard this. As we only wanted to have a few drinks and watch basketball we decided to take ourselves out of this section to an area where there was no preset spending limit. Granted I know you need to spend some kind of money when you're watching sports in bars, but this was absurdly high.\n\nThe food we had here, while it wasn't bad, it was pretty mediocre.\n-On our first trip here we had the cheese fries. The fries were only OK, but what really set this appetizer back was the fact that they dumped like cheese whiz cheese on it or that rubbery cheese you get with your nachos from 7-11. How hard is it to get shredded cheddar and micro or heat it so that it melts on the fries?\n-The second meal I had at this place were their \"40/40 burgers\" which essentially is their version of sliders. Nothing to write home about either. I asked for them to be done medium and they were pretty charred when I got them. Twelve dollars for three little burgers that were overcooked? Once again, just OK.\n-Some of the other meals that I saw but didn't try were their pizzas. It looked like something that came from the freezer section at the supermarket, like Aunty Celeste's pizzas or something. They didn't look that appetizing and no one really said much about them so I assume they weren't that great either.\n-Drinks were kinda pricey too.\n\nNow for the really bad part of our whole experience. We had a group of eight of us when we came and one of our buddies who set the thing up had called in to make reservations for us to having prime seating in this place. When we get their this big bouncer tells us that making reservations \"doesn't really mean anything.\" That's all well and good I guess, now if they only took all that stuff about making reservations off their website then.\n\nSo the next thing he tells us is that \"if you take care of me, I'll take care of you.\"  And so my friend who set up the whole thing was like OK, fine, so he shelled out $60 for us to get prime seating. What does our bouncer guy do, he goes into the prime seating area and kicks out a few guys that are sitting in there  so that we can sit down. After we get in there we find out that there's not enough space for our group to sit down, so we have to talk to our \"friend\" one more time to find us a space that we all can fit in. Luckily he found us an open corner where we could all sit, but unfortunately two of us didn't have ANY view of a television set whatsoever.\n\nAfter this whole seating thing, we were kinda rubbed the wrong way. At the end of the night we wanted to talk to the manager about what had happened and finally after about twenty minutes of talking to people we finally got the attention of the manager (who really didn't look or feel like a manager from the way she was dressed). Essentially she told us to come back tomorrow as they have to review tapes and talk to people to find out exactly what happened. Seeing as how we were headed somewhere else already we said we would come back the next day to hopefully resolve everything.\n\nI was less than confident that things would be resolved the next day, but when we went back to 40/40 the next day we went in and the bouncer guy that took our money came up to us, said the manager wanted him to talk to us and apologize for what happened last night and he even gave us our money back. While it was great that he did this it didn't seem too sincere and I was actually surprised that the manager didn't come out to talk to us to make sure this whole thing was resolved.\n\nIn the end we'll probably not go to this place again. Like other Yelpers have said this place doesn't know what it wants to be. Sorry Jay-Z, cool place, but not a cool experience.


I brought my car in a few months back due to a transmission fluid leak. They found the problem to be a broken seal where the driveshaft connects. They were great when it came to fixing the problem but they put the blame on the company which I bought the driveshaft from. They told me the seal had broken as a result of the driveshaft being welded too short but when I got a second opinion I was told that it broke because of old age (car has 200,000 miles) when the people at brake masters removed the driveshaft they had disassembled it at the middle joint. They put the blame on the company who sold me the driveshaft saying it was welded too short but when I brought it in to a separate place for a second opinion they measured the driveshaft and told me it was the correct length. The people at brake masters broke my driveshaft and did not want to take responsibility for it which took $500 for me to replace. The staff here is dishonest and I would not recommend it to anyone.


I wanted some Quizno's \nThe store is nasty I've never seen a business so nasty so unclean and yet its open for business. Nasty unclean floor. Nasty soda machine. Nasty counters with food everyplace. The tables where you sit to eat were nasty and paper and food everyplace. The staff was busy eating Pizza-Hut. I said great I will leave and eat someplace else as well if the staff wont even eat here. Its smelled so bad you would wonder how they even eating in the first place.


Never flying this lousy airline ever again. \n\nThey screw you over at every opportunity.\n\nI wish there was a way to give zero stars.


Came here with a couple of friends on a Saturday, the layout of the club is nice but the place is too packed, lots of older folks and couples as well. as far as the music goes it was okay but I left after 30 minutes.  Waste of 30 dollars in my opinion.


I don't know where to start with this place...when it opened we were super excited like everyone else because there are NO restaurants in this area of Henderson...so the first month it opened we just had to go...Service was sooooo bad I almost walked out...and I am a server so if MY patience had worn thin, imagine other diners...we wound up staying and wound up having an annoying night out and an underwhelming food experience...I vowed to NEVER go back....then I got a gift certificate as a gift for The Sushi....so I thought ok I'll give them another go....it was their first month open when I had visited last...maybe things were better...NOT THE CASE......the food was still just average...overpriced for sure....and the service was unbearably awful....my husband suggested we pay and leave...he was super irritated and it takes a lot to irritate him...as we were leaving the owner stops us to ask about our dinner....REALLY?! So I let her have it...and you know what she has the audacity to say to me? Oh...the service is only bad from 6-9...come back at 10 p.m. next time...no apology nothing...and why would you think I'd ever come back again....let alone at what time you tell me to come?! So very annoying...don't waste your time...or money...go to I Love Sushi on Eastern or Yummy Sushi on Marks Street..better food, prices, and service...this place is a joke...they know nothing about running a restaurant or any sort of business for that matter...


The bread is pretty good. The Italian bake was too watery for my taste. The meat balls were decent and the sausage was ok. A fairly inexpensive meal and you get what you pay for. The crayons and paper tablecloth are a nice touch, nothing better than a paper cut at dinner.


Tried Bad Beat on 08/09/14 and was not disappointed. Husband and I ordered two samplers which included a total of 6 beers for a mere $10 each. I love how they have the listing of beers and ingredients on the tables so you know exactly what you're drinking. This sampler was a perfect way to try a few beers and rile up our appetite just in time to walk out to the parking lot and grab some food off the food truck that was parked right by the front door. \nThis is an awesome and welcome addition to Henderson. Especially in a more commercial and not very busy part of Henderson. We are already looking forward to going back and having some more beers. I will have the delicious Heffeweizen with the subtle banana flavor and the husband loved their Ace in the Hole, which we found out can be purchased at a local Henderson shop! \nWelcome to town Bad Beat and best of luck to you guys!!


They are SLOW.  I was seated immediately and ordered right after I was seated.  People started to trickle in little by little (probably due to after club hours), but I had already placed my order.  After twenty minutes of waiting, a table that came in after I did got their food first.  \n\nAll I ordered was a mushroom portobello burger combo and my friend didn't order anything.  Okay, so the table that came in ten minutes after us got their food first, maybe my order was already ready and needed to be served out?  Five minutes later, nothing.  We walked out.  Not coming back to this one again.


A very ordinary sports bar.  Positives:  clean, attractive (if somewhat sterile) atmosphere; friendly, attentive, gorgeous staff; big-screen TVs and enormous projection TVs visible from any table make it a good place to watch a game.  Negatives:  need more craft beers on tap; menu somewhat boring and food needs seasoning (SW Turkey sandwich bland, side cole slaw lifeless); took 10 minutes to get my first beer even on a slow Sunday night.  Would give an extra star for fixing any one of those issues, two if all were fixed.


These people were too stupid to send a bill to the correct address and then after getting the correct address, were too stupid to send me the bill for another FOUR MONTHS. I guess I underestimated how difficult it can be to use a computer to type out a bill and actually mail it out.\n\nAlso, Randy seems to think the best way to have people people pay a bill they've never actually received is to insult them and ask if they're too poor to afford $70. Well, Randy, it's very difficult to pay a bill that you and your client are too incompetant to send out.\n\nFYI, I have yet to receive an actual bill. All I've received is a letter stating the amount due with stickers and stamps on it. Good job. I can see the four months of hard work you put into this.


Not worth the money. Food isn't great. Service is alright. Can get more bang for you buck else where.


When it comes to window tinting Dan is simply the best. He uses high quality film unlike other tint companies. \nEven if he's not close to your home or office, he's worth the trip to get it done right at a competitive price. I've been a car broker for over 20 years and he's my tint guy. \nThanks Dan !


Service is great here, but I was disappointed in the fuku burger.  The patty itself and everything about the burger was slightly above average at best. I was expecting something more for the price tag on the burger...more along the lines of STOUT, but it didn't deliver.  Even the togarashi french fries were average.  \n\nIt is in a cool food court hang out spot.


Probably the worst chipotle location I have ever been to. I'm a big fan of chipotle don't get me wrong but this location is awful.\n\nThe service is slow, the staff aren't very attentive, and the girl that made my burrito was useless. As soon as I started to open the foil wrap the burrito started falling apart. In the end it's really not that big of a deal but if I wanted a burrito bowl I would have ordered one.\n\nProbably the worst part about this location is the wait time to get your food. The dining area is never all that busy but the line is always at least 15 to 20 mins long. The staff just move slowly plain and simple. \n\nI will continue to enjoy chipotle, but I don't think I will be returning to this location again, not worth it.


made an order for delivery. no sign of it in 45 minutes so i call back and get put on hold until they eventually hang up. i call back 25 minutes later assuming that they are just having a busy lunch only to find out that they never made it. i am hungry and angry (hangry like the beef jerky commercial) and now i have to leave the house to get food. i have had siu wok food before and it doesnt suck, but this sucks. this sucks so bad. i have to put on pants now. real ones, not just pajama pants. i really wanted chinese food. this is unacceptable; i cannot accept this. darren wilson walks free yesterday and now this. im goign to kill myself probably


Decent bar. It is hopping the later the night goes- as with everything in Vegas. the Bartenders would stop every hour, to dance on top of the circle/ round bar, to the latest dance song, so the atmosphere is lively. \n\nDrinks are good, more stiff than most bars or those free cocktails you get. Prices are reasonable. A nice grey goose soda is $9.75, which they comped since i played a little computer poker (just put in $1, and play slowly...)


Had lunch here with a friend on what I think was maybe their second day open. We knew they were open, as my friend had called; however, there wasn't any signage to indicate name, that they were open, etc.\n\nI ordered the turkey/brie sandwich with sweet potato fries along with a fresh squeezed lemon-aid. I wasn't able to eat the bread that the menu indicated that the sandwich came with; however, they were out of it.  Seemed strange to be out of something on the 2nd day, but the sourdough was ok. Next time I know to specifically ask for wheat.  One note, I had assumed that the turkey would be white meat; however, it was mixed.  Not a huge issue, but it was something that I would have liked to know as I'm not really a huge fan of dark meat. \n\nMy friend ordered the iced green tea and the grilled portabella salad.  She seemed to really enjoy it, so I think I'll have to try it next time.\n\nWe went during lunch, but we were also given the breakfast menu.  I will certainly have to go back to try their breakfast items.  It looked YUMMY.


Tina Marie is amazing! She was so helpful and I really enjoyed my shopping experience with her. She was very thorough and explained everything to me along each step of the process. I can't wait to get my new glasses.


I went here twice for the time I have been in Las Vegas.  The first time, it was pretty good, Service was nice and fast, the food came out at a good pace, everything tasted pretty good.  The second however, I was not a fan at all.  There was one other table that was seated so I assumed things would come out at a steady time.  Boy was I wrong.  On my second visit everything was the complete opposite, and I wanted a nice bowl of ramen.  Please do not get it here, it is actually the instant ramen stuff, which made me so sad.  I feel like i should go in one more time to see how it is, but after the last visit I dont plan to anytime soon.


My wife and I have stayed at this hotel maybe 4-5 times, and at the Cabana suites twice. (Cabana review on their separate yelp page.)\n\nFor the main hotel, we've stayed at both the Tower rooms and the original rooms. The over-arching feeling I have, is that this place is really cool. You HAVE to appreciate the Cortez being one of the last of the original hotels/casinos in Vegas. If your into that more than anything, stay in the original rooms. Your room will have a tiny hint of years of nicotine, and a slightly audible sound track of all the action down stairs. (Especially in the bathroom.)\n\nPersonally, we're a little less keen on the smoke and noise; so the tower rooms fit the bill. Relatively new, well done decor, kind of reasonable prices for room service; and okay service. The shower has a small window that you can open if you like, which I found extremely nice/interesting. (Others might not.)\n\nThe Cafe has ALWAYS been a favorite. The food is actually REALLY good and has some of the most reasonable prices in Vegas. Service has always been really sh*tty, so just be prepared. If the cafe had a personality, it would be like Rainman's other talent was cuisine. The food is really good, but then the rest of the experience is enough to make you roll your eyes. Here's the formula: when you sit down, wait 5-7 minutes for your order to be taken, then wait 12 minutes. When your food arrives, they slap down your check, and aren't to be seen again. Really guys? (One last rip on the cafe service... if they had Keno runners, they'd probably make more money off of me. That would be nice.)


If I could give 0 stars I would.... Absolute worst sushi and calamari I have ever had! The calamari was rubbery and tasted like they bought it frozen from Costco. I could have bought better sushi from smiths or vons. Service was great, they understood my dissappointment. Sapporo was superb!


The band was awesome, even though they started late. I thought the cover charge was a little excessive for what's basically a sport's bar. The food was okay. Our server was incredibly rude after we switched from booze to soda. \nBut the vibe was fun, the band was fun and we had a good time.


Wendy's restaurants are usually excellent, in terms of food and service. This particular restaurant however lacks that quality in its service. I was shortchanged during my visit there. Figured that out later in the day and called for a refund of the difference or some kind of compensation. They said the tills had the right amount of money and that I should have said something while I was in the restaurant. Either the manager was lying or the girl at the register pocketed some of my change. The manager said she would call me back after speaking with the employee and never did.\n\nDon't take the risk; go to the In 'n' Out across the street. The Wendy's isn't as crowded for a reason, as I learned the hard way.


Overrated. Overpriced. Would not go again.


There ought to be a law prohibiting Greek restaurants from going corporate.  I expect my Greek restaurants to be family owned and run by ugly, hairy, overweight Greeks (this includes the men and the women).  In fact, the uglier the better, as I suspect there is an inverse relationship between the quality of Greek food and \"looks\" of the restauranteur.  Wasn't there a movie about fat Greeks who owned a diner.... wait... I need to grab some Windex I'm getting a pimple.\n\nAnyway, Daphne's proves my point.  I was in the mood for meat, bread and french fries and Daphne's was nearby.  I would call my gyro a \"styro-gyro\".  The meat was cold and tasteless and had been carved hours earlier.  The pita bread reminded me of an old sun rotted Frisbee that sat on the side of the house all summer.  It crumbled into pieces.  The french fries were hot, but I could taste the frozen bag they came in.  The only high point is that they offer this really tasty diet Soba grapefruit flavored drink at their soda fountain.  That was one tasty diet drink.  Oopah!


I was finally able to make it to a Tuesday Blend! Boy, was it PACKED. I got there at about 11:30 pm and the line was already out the door. It took about 30-45 minutes to get the tickets and then you had to wait in ANOTHER line just to get in to the actual place. My boyfriend and friends were already at the front of line, so yes, I was that asshole that pushed passed everyone to get to the top, where a lot of disgruntled people gave me death stares, with good reason. Some people have been waiting in that line for 2 hours! By the time I actually got in, it was about 12:45-1 am.\n\nThere were police officers and security guards everywhere, where checking IDs and marking X's on your hand if you were under 21. After being patted down, I finally made it to the area where the event took place. There were A LOT of people, and the place is pretty small so it was hard to move around. The balcony is the smoking area and they had vape stands and the like all around the place, selling their wares.\n\nI was surprisingly disappointed in the acts that went on for the night. The dancers were great, but its nothing I haven't seen before and the music was not up to par. The DJ music was great, but the live music, not so much. \n\nI left at about 2:45 am, so I'm not sure what time the thing ended, but overall, I had a great time and would definitely go again sometime. But the wait in the line and the music forced me to only give it 4 stars.


My gf recently got her car oil changed here. The man took care of her and was very honest. Filled her tires with air, changed the filter and was speedy as he was the only one working there. Nice guy. Did a great job and even took care of engine light issues. he went above and beyond. Def cheaper than going elsewhere and with better service!


Tacos were Ok


This Rosati's is not listed as one of the franchises on their website. I ordered chicken strips from the appetizer menu and received processed frozen chicken strips. I have had better frozen strips from the grocery store!\n\nThe pizza is disgusting and tastes nothing like a Rosati's pizza should. Being the only delivery company in Gold Canyon, you think that they would want to have the best quality. I would not recommend this place to anyone who actually wants to eat a good meal. If I could score it a zero I would!


Yes it's a dark smoky bar, located in a strip mall, but there is one thing that really makes this different from the hundreds of other bars in town.\n\nThe food is great !\n\nMy normal is the club sandwich, in itself it is nothing really amazing, but throw is a quart or two of their honey mustard and I am in heaven.\n\nThe honey mustard is homemade, based on the receipt of the first restaurant manager.\n\nThe ribs are good to great, the service can be spotty, but is generally good and the prices are hard to beat.


Did I like the lunch special here?  In the word(s) of Dave Hester from Storage Wars:  YUUUUP!\n\nI got the half sandwich/half salad combination and would give this place a 3.5.  I thought 4 stars was too much because the side Caesar salad kinda sucked.  The lettuce was discolored and wilted a bit.  Caesar dressing that's good has a bit of zest to it, but their is a little on the bland side.  The Italian hero was good though, much props for that one.\n\nI want to go back and try the pizza.  Fellow Chicago yelper saying that it's good pizza makes me wanting to go for it.  (Can I really claim that Chicago-ans are my \"fellow\" if I only lived in Chi-town for a year?)\n\nKim, our server was friendly and curteous!  Good job.\n\ndmo out.


The place looked good from the outside. Yet, as I ordered one of their burgers, I was disappointed. The beef patty was very thin and soggy. The fries were, in addition to sharing the sogginess of the burger, a tad cold. The place was packed though--so, it must have been one of those orders that did not hit the mark. I am not sure I would go back.


Huge variety of torte's and other yummy Mexican dishes. Eating in-try the horaches, best ever. Last night we ordered pick up. Four adults so we ordered four different torte's, cut each into quarters and shared. The torte's are so big, I'm having left overs for breakfast. Service is always fast and friendly. Don't forget to try a fresh juice-always a wide variety.


Clearly, I was inebriated beyond belief. This was right after a glorious adventure at XS. I had met a new delightful friend and we walked here, or better yet stumbled here. The usual Denny's. Nothing special. We ate.\n\nUpon leaving, I hadn't realized it then but my phone accidently fell out of my pocket. Once I got back to my hotel room I noticed it was missing. Losing your phone in Vegas is pretty much losing touch with reality. In a fit of panic I called over and they were kind enough to hold onto it for me. \n\nAgain, still inebriated. I thought it was just a hop, skip and jump from my hotel room so I decided to walk instead of taking a taxi. It's approximately 6am, crazy hot and I'm walking. As I continue to walk, I begin to realize that it is ALOT further than I thought. Urgh.... \n\nFinally got my phone back with a pleasant txt msg waiting for me. I can exhale.\n\nThanks to this Denny's for holding onto it! Saved my life.


I will ONLY go to Harkins theaters and this one is the best yet. Harkins has fresh popcorn and yummy butter flavoring, kind employees, and super clean theaters. AMC on the other hand as rude workers, dirty carpet, old theaters, and GROSS popcorn. Even the super comfy AMC seats can't entice me. It's Harkins all the way.\n\nThis theater is super big and I never wait more than 5 minutes for concessions no matter how long the line is -- they have like 10 concession counters. Of course it is movie theater pricing ($6 for a bottle of water) but Harkins has a loyalty program: if you buy their reusable plastic cup for like $6 you can get refills for $1 all year. I'm in. If you really want to show off you can get a Harkins t-shirt and if you wear it you get a free medium popcorn. \n\nI go to the movies a lot and this would save me money but I don't want to wear the shirt. Some people do though, more power to them.\n\nBathrooms are always spotless.\n\nGreat location next to many restaurants and causal dining places. \n\nLOVE HARKINS


Food is better than service......cashier acts as if she's doing me a favor,even though she was nicely rude....this is sad because Goodyear could use more GOOD mom & pop businesses.


Had a lot of fun dousing a few super-delicious strawberries and cream puffs at the chocolate fountain during the Yelp Rocks event Thursday night... I could've swam in that chocolate fountain bobbing for cream puffs all night, I tell ya!  \n\nHere's hoping S'Bistro will be present at the next rock-some party Gabi organizes!


This place is horrible. Donuts are always stale. Coffee always tastes burned. Staff is rude. I never have a good experience here. Worst dunkin donuts I have ever been to.


The quality of sushi was excellent.  That was the only good thing about this place.  There is no reason on this earth that it should take over 45 min to get 2 rolls and I nigiri.   Terrible service.  Nearly walked out.  Also a bit noisy.


I was getting my nails done here on Tuesday night, and while my nail lady was fabulous, the ambiance was not. There apparently who is a hairdresser there, Barbara, and she lets her kids run around the entire salon as she works. I think it is highly unprofessional. I was in a complete opposite area of the hair salon, and I could hear the kids. Not to mention, the same lady, was on the phone screaming at someone...also very unprofessional. My nail lady said that was pretty normal and the kids were always at the salon being loud and the mother is very loud herself. I just wanted to relax for an hour or so, and could not do so in that atmosphere. I will not go back, just because I don't want to be bothered with an employees children running around....again....highly unprofessional.


Pretty good restaurant - we went there for a celebration dinner and had a good time.  However, they told us three times at the door that we needed a reservation and that \"apparently everyone had arrived to eat at the same time...\"  Yet I looked around and saw gray haired folks sitting at maybe 8 or so of the ~20 tables.  Uh, okay - I get that you're trying to convey trendiness, but it's a Wednesday night, there's no one here, and I just got asked for money by random street folks two times while walking to the door.  \n\nThe food was pretty good - not much of it and nothing to write home about.  My scallops and crab cake were tasty and properly cooked.  However, for the price and atmosphere, I'd love to have something in Pittsburgh more like Lola in Cleveland or other five stars with serious soul and love in the food.  For example, at Lola recently, we got recommendations for apps, wine, and desserts that would taste yummy with our food.  But none of the five different people who came to our table ever chatted with us about  other things we could eat, what we were eating, etc.  I did get a few pieces of info about the wine from the waiter, but he didn't seem particularly excited about us eating there (we were the only ones in the room under 40, and most patrons looked like sleepy rich old folks).\n\nCan't put my finger on it, but I just can't see myself raving about this restaurant to others.  I wouldn't strongly recommend it to my friends unless they or I have a client, new hire, or out-of-town visitor that really needs to be impressed.  That being said, make sure to valet if you want to impress - we were asked for money as soon as we exited the door and walked to our car.


Awesome time with the family. I mean the tequilla didn't hurt, but it was good food, good music and live entertainment.  Mt three boys loved the dancing betty in a swimsuit.  Kinda pricey though.


I first discovered this amusingly named business when I visited the Edinburgh Farmers Market and they had a stall which was giving away small pieces of cooked beef, and from that moment I was hooked.\n\nThis business knows thier beef about beef - and it really shows. I bought some mini steaks and sausage from their stall and it was some of the nicest meat I had ever tasted.\n\nI also know that they do a whole host of other meats,all of which are the same high quality as the beef.


We were invited to a friend's surprise birthday dinner at BWW yesterday. The guest of honor and his girlfriend (the planner) were running late, and the wife and I ended up being the first people from our group. We were told to ask for our party's table, the hostess said they don't take names/reservations, and she didn't know anything about it. Turns out, the General Manager either doesn't know how to inform her employees of group reservations, or her employees just don't know how to do their jobs. After the rest of our experience, I am leaning toward incompetent employees.\n\nOnce the planner called and talked to the hostess and explained everything to her, suddenly a group table was set up. We were seated and had our drink order taken relatively quickly. That first round of drinks turned out to be the ONLY one I got. If you aren't drinking alcohol, the waitstaff does not care to check up on you. And, one of their families or close friends was a table over from us, you can guess where the service went.\n\nI have been privy to many large group activities with menu based ordering. Intelligent staff will either section off the order or at least make notes as to where the food goes. Not sure if our order taker did that, as the staff that brought out the food would stand, literally, next to tables about 5 feet away from us and use a normal speaking voice asking us who's food was in her hands. \n\nIf you have never been to a BWW before, they are big rooms with maybe a dozen or more TV sets playing sports. Add to that, a couple large parties in the room (one of which was having a great time laughing constantly), the room gets a bit loud. It is OK in that situation to speak up, or get closer to the table to ask where the food goes. Enunciation and speaking up are important too. Many of us could only discern partial words coming out of the server's mouth when asking about the food in her hands.\n\nThe food was OK, nothing spectacular, for us at least. The couple across from us ordered some wings (were brought the wrong type boneless vs bone-in) and one batch had such a horrific flavor she could not stand the first bite. The servers never came by to ask if the food was ok, and this girl was too polite to yell at someone to get their attention.\n\nOur food order included some sides to dip our food in, which were never received, but still on our check. We, of course, had those taken off. The $5.00 \"service charge\" for our large group is a bit of a crock. Had we gotten service, the staff would have been given nice tips. Being that we were forced to pay that much, that was about $4.95 more than they deserved.\n\nIf you want a sports fan friendly place to drink over priced alcohol and eat overpriced food, BWW is a decent enough place to get raucous with your friends.\n\nHowever, if you would like to get what you order, have your drinks refilled AT ALL and enjoy your visit, you may want to go elsewhere.


The Artisan Burger with jalape\u00f1o bacon is the bomb.  Bartenders are fast and friendly


Water Wings is awesome!  We've been taking our son here ever since he was three months old, and now after a couple months he can practically swim on his belly for a short time without any help!\n\nThe swim teachers here are very professional, and they absolutely love to have fun with the kids.  You can tell by their mannerisms and genuine smiles that they really want to be there and that they enjoy what they do.  They make learning fun.  I wish I had something like this when I was little.\n\nThe facility is clean and well-maintained.  They have separate changing areas for guys and gals, showers to wash yourself off before and after you enter the pool, a kid's play area, a waiting area for parents to watch, snacks, a water cooler, and a front desk that keeps good track of payments and what not.\n\nI would highly recommend this place for any parent that wants to get their kid(s) a head start on learning how to swim at any age.


Came for lunch. This is definitely one of the biggest buffets of the Vegas hotel choices. As soon as I walked in I was very impressed with the size and the choices available. Unfortunately, the more times I went back, the less impressed I was. The quality of the food is just not top quality. The place itself is not 4-star, but more like a cheap buffet ambiance. The price tag on the buffet reflects the compromised quality, but hey if you're looking for something a little bit cheaper than say the Wynn or Bellagio, and still want a great variety, then this could very well be your spot.


The spa has both things that I liked and disliked:\n\nLiked - every masseuse I've had. Always great technique. \n\nDisliked - I got a spray tan here and did everything as instructed to do (wait about 7 hours before showering, don't sweat, etc) but after all that, I wasn't any darker. I waited one day, as I have had spray tans before and sometimes I Ames 24 hours for the full color to show. Nothing. I called and asked for a partial refund and they declined. It wasn't cheap either! \nAlso, the shower area needs to be redone, badly. Very old tile - I think from back when it used to be the Alladin. \n\nMake sure, if you're a local, ask which days they do local's discounts because it makes a big difference!


Perhaps I should have ordered ribs or a burger with some bacon and real cheese. \n\nYou see... I like Mexican food. I'm all about that life; but every once in a while, I crave a burger. So why not try a burger but with a little Mediterranean flavor? Right? Fail. I can't remember what the name of that joint was, but it had feta cheese, lemon and sage aioli, lettuce, and some other stuff. The meat was juicy but had no flavor... AT ALL. I mean, can I get a little salt and pepper on that joint??? \n\nThe fries weren't really my style. I like the thick cut steak or crinkled cut fries. So they were \"Mer\". \n\nMy b/f's burger was pretty good. He had what I should have ordered in the first place cuz it had what?... bacon and cheddar cheese. You normally can't go wrong with that. Either I'm getting that or some ribs. \n\nService was straight and I like people watching, so it was a nice spot to do that.


Overrated. The treats are tasty but certainly not the best I have ever had. I would have rated this a two star but the cakes and cookies are REALLY pretty. The design makes up for the lack of taste. Over priced too. \n\nFortunately for them they share a plaza with La Grande Orange so they get a lot of business from them.


The hot dogs are pre-made and available for a \"hot dog buffet\"\n\nThey also sell cheesesteaks which are actually very good.\n\nNot fancy but good food.


I went here for a Bank of America Luncheon that was buffet style. The food was really good. We had some chicken breasts with melted cheese on top......some tasty mashed potatoes, and some vegetable. For dessert we had some brownies that were kinda nasty. Looking forward to going at nighttime since people have said this is the \"hotspot\" at night.


Love the salad bar here ! The best deal is the manager special available all the time where u can get half sandwich and a side salad(well it's a full salad bar actually) all for about 8 dollars ! Salad bar has some high quality organic veggie and greens and it is better than the over priced 13 dollars salad at capital grill I went. Love it here! \nOne star less because the sandwich is only average. Oh don't forget the free ice-cream.


Pros: Clean basic rooms (the adjacent door was convenient), free WIFI, good location on the strip - especially good since it was right where the finish line for the Rock N Roll Half Marathon! Woot. \n\nCons: Wasn't the biggest fan of the lobby...found it a bit dimly lit, not lively, and didn't put me in the best mood.


After living in the SF Bay Area for 14 years I was surprised to learn that there were very few Filipino restaurants in PHX.  Hey Joe does a nice job of getting around the Valley to make it feel like you can easily get this cuisine.  Fresh, young coconut, lumpia and skewers of chicken and pork are all I need for a great meal.  The truck delivers on that very well.  The clean truck and presentation are also appreciated by me.\n\nI completely recommend Hey Joe and hope you'll help keep this truck running to events and brewery stops!


Manager Jeff Rathjen and co worker jose Tapia we came into the store today for a window was not going down but not also going up so we brought it into this store and the manager took the report and gave it to his worker within 5 10 minutes I was told that the window was now working again so that means I do have an intermittent problem still with this window but the company did not charge me no service fee or no charge I am so appreciated and I will use this service company again and I thank you.


Always a great place to bring our little one (4 years old) Games are Fun, pizza is always great. Prices haven't changed much over the years. Highly recommend for anytime of day and any occasion.


The ambiance and layout of the place is great. Get there early on Sundays to avoid long lines. While it was a decent size buffet it certainly is not the biggest. The stations are well organized and a good amount of selections. One drawback is the omelette station at the dessert station. The small dishes looks good for presentation but not very practical. Many of the small plates are too hot to grab. The mini pancakes are great but not necessary to have it on small places. Grabbing just two small plates would fill your plate. Get rid of the mini-plate idea. The french toast was the was excellent next to the red velvet mini pancakes. I was disappointed on a dismal fruit bar. A mixed berry dish was about it. The meat selection was excellent. The dessert selection was very average. Overall this place is okay for a $39.00 breakfast buffet there are many places with more selections.


Host knows just what customer service is. Friendly and handed us complimentary VIP wristbands.  More mature crowd than other nearby places (which is a good thing). Music is good.


Descriptive phrase: a promising pub run poorly.\n\nMy friends and I used to practically live at Lucky's. We were as close to being regulars as you could be without working there. The bartenders knew us, the food was good and plentiful, the suds were flowing, and good times were had by all. My, how time changes places.\n\nLucky's is one of the few bars on Regent that used to openly accept the college scene while still trying to cater to the locals. The place itself is rather large inside, with a hidden back area. There are tons of flat-screen TVs everywhere, with a few games and blaring music. \n\nThe specials used to be great, with dollar corn dogs and beers on Thursdays being my favorite. We knew the bartenders by name and they made good and cheap drinks for us, serving the food quickly. \n\nAt some point, it was like a light switch flipped (a former bartender later told us the owner lost it and started demanding change). Immediately the bartenders were sullen every day, making weak drinks and complaining, yes complaining to a customer, about any request that wasn't \"vodka sprite\" or \"beer\". They went from loving us (we must've spent hundreds of dollars there over the course of one school year) to verbally expressing their frustration with serving us. \n\nThe bar started catering more to the fratty crowds coming from smaller colleges in the area and capitalizing on their drunken tastebuds and open wallets. Some staff left, and the staff that stayed got either lazier or more frazzled. They even lost my friend's credit card one night in their rush. \n\nI will always have fond memories of the past Lucky's, but I don't plan on returning anymore. It's not a horrible place now, but it fell from such heights.


I had very \"interesting\" experience today. 6 days ago schedule appointment online for 7:30 a.m. for oil change.  I got here at 7:30 a.m., waited for 15 minutes in line. Then front desk person Justin told me that is no any technicians until 8 a.m. Waited for 15 minutes more. Then tech showed up and pulled my vehicle inside. I tried their coffee - very funny taste, reminds me a coffee from Sri Lanka I had once on vacation a while ago. Tastes like it was brewed couple days ago and they warm it up for me this morning. But it was great morning and I don't believe everything was bad in this shop. FREE WI-FI!!! After oil change, they adjust/check my tire pressure and tpms tire pressure sensors stopped working. Front desk person said it's my vehicle computer malfunctioning... What a coincidence. Never had any problems before. I will study this problem more and ask my friends for advice... Great Friday morning, looking forward to weekend.


Five people waiting to get their haircut, one dude. He turns and tells everyone that the person he is working on is his last before lunch, the other barbers MAY return shortly. Dude thinks he's an airtraffic controller or something, that he is required to take breaks? Also, where are the other four barbers? These lazy asses would rather sit and talk, as opposed to cut hair. This buisness has been here for a while, but they are on their way out. New age? Lol.


This is the cheapest option if you are in Paris, which isn't saying much. We'll actually there's a place two doors down that had sandwiches in a display case but for an extra dollar or two we got a much more appetizing sandwich here. \n\nI definitely would not go out of your way for this place. However, if it is 2pm, you just got in from your flight and don't want another airport refrigerated sandwich, then just maybe this is the place for you too.


Nice Italian restaurant for a simple lunch or dinner. Flavors are good, service is OK and quick but this is not an upscale restaurant it is instead a neighborhood place that is OK.\nIf you are a student or professor at UNC Charlotte it is one of the better places for lunch in the area.


absolutely horrible prices. 2 eggs biscuits and gravy hashbrowns, bacon and coffee $14.73\nyou gotta be kidding. eggs overcooked ridiculous hash browns, burnt coffee ( dont even bring spoon, swizzle straw from bar). water tasted like it came out of rusty pipes, gravy had horrible tase like they made it with sage or rosemary.bacon cold and limp never offered refill on coffee. wont return. can get better elsewhere and a lot less  $


This place is located in the Fry's parking lot on 51st and Olive. Don't let that fool you. We came in and it is clean and the staff welcoming. It was our first time so we took a minute to look at the menu. We ordered the open face carne asada supreme and 2 of the frybread tacos one with shredded beef and one with carne asada.  By the time we paid the food was on the counter for pickup and the dinning began. The food was excellent. The frybread did not get soggy and stayed crisp throughout. The salsa came in a squirt bottle which was perfect for squirting onto there crispy chips. The food was so much my daughter couldn't finish but that's ok since my husband was enjoying the food enough to finish hers off. I must say I was impressed and happy that yelp had not steered us wrong. We will be back.


Josh was our pool guy, he never communicated with us about what he did with the pool and then when he did talk he had a lengthy explanation or excuse about every circumstance. After the pool turned green I had the water tested at Leslie pool supply and there was zero chlorine in the water a mere day after he had come to see the pool. Upon confronting him about this he ended his service with us but did not tell us that he had done so for 2 months after. Very disappointing and a poorly run business.


Terrible Prime Rib. But the drinks were good and the French Onion soup was pretty tasty.


When I sat down I noticed my tiny plate had old wasabi crust on it,but no worries I was politely given another one.Well I liked this place because It is a really convenient area. It's a great place to come  after shopping with your friends. The sushi (I think it was called the Mango roll) I got tasted like salsa. the bento boxes are filling and have authentic Japanese flavor. I have had better sushi compared to this place. The only positive thing about this place is the area.


Not four seasons worthy! Food was salty and amateurish, as was the staff. the transition from the bar to the restaurant was awkward. Our sides came after the main dish had been eaten and they were the wrong side dishes, which might have been ok if the entire salt shaker had not been dumped into it!  The only saving grace was the manager who realized how awful the service and food were.  Don't bother driving that far north, stop when you get to Mastro's.


I love the Olive Garden no matter what state I travel to.  I have found their food to be very good and very affordable.  The breadsticks and salad are always my favorite part, I have to try to stop before my meal comes or I am not hungry and just have to take it home.


Yayyyyy a great boba place next to work. Whooo hoooo. \n\nGreat customer service, great atmosphere, what a way to stop in, grab a freah drink and go shopping. Haha :)) so...I was super bummed that they were out of bobas....so I got the mini boba instead :/ for my ice thai tea.  I'll live. I can always come back right? :)\n\nThey do snow desserts here. Definitely have to come back for that. )\n\nKevin and gabe will be my favorite people :))


Excellent addition to the neighborhood. $7.75 for any pizza or create your own with as many toppings as you like. All one price.


As a pedestrian walking the strip you see the immigrants passing out porn every 10 feet while your preparing to climb another set of stairs because the escalators don't work.  One man collapsed on the bridge by Ballys and the paramedic said the city was broke and had no money to fix anything so get used to it.  I don't have to get used to it I just won't come back.


This is a 'Superstore' and the biggest close by supermarket for Leith / Shore residents. \n\nIt has 2 entrances one at the Tesco Car park at the back and the back entrance on Duke Street. \n\nIt is a Tesco supermarket and they do what supermarkets do. In addition to that they have also clothes and electricals available.\n\nFor a so-called Superstore it is a little small. but it supplies what is needed and it is open from 06:00 till Midnight. \n\nBe aware that the law of baying alcohol before 10am  and after 10pm also counts for supermarkets.. Some Leith residents tend to 'forget' that rule and get into a discussion a the till. - happened a few times. \n\nThey have a section dedicated to self-service tills and 2 fast lane basket only cashiers. \n\nThey are not as frequently visited by me, certainly after the whole Horse meat scandal. But they are a handy go to for packaged products. Whiskies, spirits, wine and chocolates. - that's about it. \n\nNot the worst of shops, but not the best either


Went there last night for their monthly free planetarium show. It was a really cool show that was unfortunately set to Pink Floyd music. After the show the science dept professors had a huge telescope set up and we were able to look at the moon. First friday of every month!


Presentation gets 5 stars, taste more of a 3-3.5 stars. Was hoping the flavors would blow me away more, but the experience was still great. \n\nThis is in the same shopping center as Raku the regular restaurant, but Sweets Raku is towards the front of the parking lot! We were confused at first and didn't know they were difference restaurants. \n\nFOOD:\nRed rock (4 stars): Raspberry and white chocolate go so well together. The raspberry sauce is really good. My favorite dish out of the ones I tried. The sauce in the cake part is nice and warm too. All the textures work really well together. \n\nBaton (3.75 stars) Couldn't taste any pistachio in the dish. The chocolate cake with what tasted like a raspberry or wine like sauce at the bottom was really rich and good! The passion fruit gelee bits were also good. You can't taste all the individual flavors together though, I had to specifically look for each component to get that flavor. But I did like the chocolate wafer it was covered in. \n\nStella (3 stars): My least favorite. Definitely not a tiramisu. More of a strawberry tart. \n\nCalbri (3.5): If you love fruits and mango you should get this one. Very pretty dish and great presentation. The most fun to get because they poor a sauce over the chocolate covering the glass. But the dish is not so pretty once you start eating it because the glass starts getting smeary and you can't see what you're eating from the sides of the glass anymore. It had a lot of components but you mostly taste mango. \n\nSuch beautiful presentation. It's a great experience, makes you feel fancy in Chinatown. I love food art so I had a great time seeing the beautiful dishes come out. The flavors just didn't live up to the presentation. Each dessert was $12 and each person needs to order one. I just didn't feel like all the flavors in the description came out in each dish. I have the biggest sweet tooth and I love desserts, so I am a little more picky about them being perfect. \n\nATMOSPHERE:\nVery pretty restaurant. You can sit at the bar and watch them make the desserts. They first come out with edible menus which was really cool. They give you a yummy raspberry sauce to dip it in. And I had to check out the bathroom after reading reviews on here. It is a really nice bathroom, haha, so check it out as you wait. \n\nSERVICE:\nOur waitress was really nice. I noticed when someone was about to walk in the door they say something out loud to let the waitress know to come out and greet them. So service is important to them. They also put a cute chocolate sign that said happy father's day on one of the desserts for a father when we came in on father's day, so nice.


Bierex is a bit of a Newington institution, and a regular hang out joint for loads of locals, who are keen for the chilled out, laid back atmosphere and the no frills banter and straight to the drinking attitude. There's a good bit of seating available here, with tables for big groups that are up for some pub time. The food menu has all the standard pub fare on offer, and a good burger from here doesn't go amiss after a night out.\n\nI like the fact that Newington has its own little world of night life going on away from the city centre, and stopping off here is well worthwhile if you're doing a bit of a get to know Newington bar crawl. I don't find Bierex the most massively inspiring bar to look at, and I find its vibe a bit hard to identify, as it's neither cosy pub nor ultra stylish bar, but it's probably somewhere safe, and perfectly decent in between.


Ok used to love this place when it first opened, key word used to.\nI will keep it short and simple the servers don't even know what is in a california roll. I always order a cali with all of my sushi because I find it refreshing, everyone knows that everywhere you go a california has crab avacado and cucumber. Well apparently not this place our roll came out and the sever fed us this line about how they were not putting cucumber in the roll anymore because it was cooked............. I know it made no sense to me either. I worked in a real sushi bar for many years so I know my suff, it is sad to me when I have to tell the servers what should be in a california roll. I am over this place.


I loved this place. They let me hold a chicken!!! There were soooo many animals!!! I was in heaven.  The fudge was amazing.  The people were super nice.  Can't wait to take my grandnieces next Thursday.


This restaurant has a sign up sheet outside the front door. It is very easy to keep tabs of our placement on the list. There were several names ahead of us when we signed in. Our family of 5 looked forward to breakfast. After waiting 45 minutes one couple was ahead of us.When the bus boy seated that couple, he also seated a couple who had just arrived, placing them at a large table for 5 or 6 people. It turns out one of the members of the couple was his brother. We complained to the manager about preferential seating of the second couple ahead of us. She would not acknowledge the problem or offer an apology. Instead she made excuses pointing to a previous customer name to cover up their mistake. Either she is clueless or a liar. We left and went to Biscuits and had a great meal. \n\nIf i could give this restaurant zero stars, I would have. The rudeness was an insult!


Just like any other platos the move gives them a bigger selection of the usual 'in' fashion. It was kind of like forever 21 tho with the styles that are popular atm. I'm not into shirts that cover half a nipple haha they had some great shoes tho, so somewhere there's something you'd like. \n\nHowever a few of the workers (not all)  are just rude and their tone of voice is very dry, and demeaning. I'll never come here again.


First and foremost, always use a coupon. If you live in Chandler they should come in the mail every other week. This will save you at least $12. Everyone here is friendly. The food has never disappointed and I've been here about 100 times. There are many good selection. The shredded beef taco is big and juicy. It tastes amazing. The burritos are decent but are a little bland. The Chimichanga is good, but is it worth the extra calories for being deep fried? That all depends on your metabolism. My new favorite choice here is the Mexican pizza. It is huge and filling. There are so many different flavors going on. The chips and salsa here are my favorite(tied with Serrano's that is). There is also a nice patio outside on a pond with a water fountain in the water that lights up at night. It looks pretty cool.


Who says \"Local\" in Pittsburgh means: toothless, smoke-y, dive-y, tattered blue collar? Fat Head's sure doesn't. Fat Head's says Local is: cleanliness, heartiness, potent ale & fine food, HDTV (with volume for games) & the finest tap list and cleanest, best looking tap build in the city. \n\n(Really...I hadn't seen something this nice since Father's Office in Santa Monica, CA.)\n\nThey have Bear Republic on tap. I hadn't seen Bear Republic anywhere East of the Rockies. To me...that's a sign that this place is a beacon for delites. I didn't get a chance to try any of their own brews...I'll be sure to venture there when I return. \n\nI gave them the classic bar test: wings & the burger. They passed with flying colors of buffalo sauce and red-red meat.


Having trouble finding a great brunch place with no lines?\n\nThis place is never crowded, even at peak weekend brunch times.  And everything we've had was delicious - they even make an awesome chicken fried steak.  Would highly recommend for anyone like us with toddlers in tow who can't stand long waits.


We had been told by a few people to go here and get our mattresses. I had called the store and had gotten a quote for a set and then sent my husband in to look at it. A couple weeks went by and a living social deal popped up $39 for a $200 voucher.  It sounded to good to be true-right? Well it was! I purchased the voucher and headed over a couple days later to get a bed.  When I got there the sales guy told me that he already reduced all the beds $200 ( voucher-can't be used with any other sales) and that basically the living social deal is no good. Hmmmm that sounded a little unethical to me. He basically went into a contract with living social and then turned around and said he reduced everything so therefore the voucher is void! The funny thing is he quoted me prices weeks before the living social deal and had NOT changed his pricing from then????\nDon't get me wrong his prices are decent I just wasn't impressed on the fact that he did the living social deal just to get people in the door.  I went home and contacted living social and they refunded my $$$ and said that if this is what he did then he broke his contract with them and these are not the businesses they want to work with.  Again decent prices just didn't like how this deal was handled.


Want breakfast? That's what you'll get. \nClassic petite dejeuner for under $5 with lots of other breakfast options on the menu. \nNo frills, no jam (you have to ask and even then they dole the stuff out like gold, one packet at a time), lots of refills on your coffee.\nThey serve late, are quick about it, will probably tease you about your French and bring you a hot simple plate of exactly what you expected.\n\nThe potatoes are quite tasty. Like fries but in the shape of breakfast potatoes.\n\nBreakfast served until 4pm, Interac and credit cards accepted, you can easily get out of Le Vieux St-Laurent for two under $15.


Awesome brunch spot. Awesome $3 Bloody Mary. Awesome service. One of the most poorly executed menus ever. (Likely, this doesn't matter to most diners, but there were so many erroneous apostrophes my eyes hurt. Or maybe that was the Comic Sans font it was typed in.)\n\nMenu aside, portions were generous, servers were nothing but friendly, outdoor patio was comfortable and warm, thanks to noontime sun and some heaters. I ate salmon cakes with eggs over easy on ciabatta -- loved it. The breakfast potatoes that come with the omelets also looked delicious. But please, Maize's, for the love of the English language (and your restaurant, because I really enjoyed eating there), a proofreader would behoove you.


I attended First Friday on November 1st. After taking the Free Big Bus shuttle I was ready to eat. One of the first trucks encountered was Lobsta Trap LV. Since I enjoy lobster I was ready. In reviewing the menu board there was a number of different lobster rolls. I chose the well known New England style. The lobster is served on a buttery toasted bun and was filled to the top. In 2 words Just Tasty!! Next time I'll try one of the other versions. \nLobsta Trap LV - I'll be looking for you around town.


Eye Priority is a fantastic business - quality and professional eye exams by caring optometrists - fashionable and large selection of frames to choose from coupled with a extremely helpful staff. No better place for prescription eyewear in Ahwatukee!


Nearly all of the staff seemed incompetent and slow. Had to walk out of the cafe because we didn't get service. Our room service order was completely screwed up and they never fixed it. The trash in the hallways hasn't been picked up for days. Nobody was at the gift shop or the spa.


Checkout experience is very poor.  Never enough lanes open and I hate their policy of reading the customer's last name out loud when they give you the receipt.  My last name is no one's business!  Please stop doing this!  Major privacy violation!\n\nOn a positive note, the organic produce section is quite good and the only reason I shop here.


The only reason I gave them two stars was because of the pastrami. The guy takes the dirty rag and wipes the meat slicer and every thing on the counter. My wife got sick, it wasn't hot enough and they put cold pastrami with the plastic still on with the hot! I the L.A. area if you get caught using the dirty wipe down rag where food goes you get a C rating. My roast beef was good though and the hotel was great.