I thought this place was a bore and a snore.  I was really excited when I heard about the quick-serve italian place.  I'm a big pasta person and I was hoping for some more creative options from Fox.  I got the chicken, broccoli, and cheese sauce and my friend got the mac and cheese or shall I say the Velvetta shells and cheese because thats exactly what both of our dishes tasted like only they added shredded chicken and broccoli to mine.\nI went a second time and got pizza.  Maybe its my fault for going to a place called \"Sauce\" but I didn't know they took the name so seriously and literally covered the pizza in sauce with no cheese.  I like pizza with lots of cheese and not so much the sauce.  Thats just me and I know its a preference and thats why they get 3 stars rather than 2.


Excellent food and service.  They were not that busy when we were there so we had a lot of attention from the wait staff.\n\nLobster Mac and Cheese was a definite home run.


So disappointed! We used to live not far and remembered it fondly, but returned w our family recently (daughter and two well-behaved teens) and could hardly get out quick enough. In a town with plenty of quality Mexican restaurants, this was our sad experience: stale chips, sooo sweet margaritas from a commercial mix, \"char-broiled taquito\" consisted of soggy tortilla and steamy meat that had not recently experienced any charbroiling, shared fajitas churned out with no caramelizing or evidence of time on a plancha, essentially hot meat and vegetables w two tiny tortillas.  What happened to the old Mi Patio? Maybe it doesn't exist at 6 on Friday nights.\n\nWhile I can't exactly fault the restaurant for our being trapped next to a raucous group of nine people at a table sized for six (they kept pulling up another chair \"Sure, we can make room\"), I do think well-run restaurants are attentive to the realities of maneuvering around with hot plates when tables are overfilled. That's on the end of server experience; as for diner experience, at one point, two of us had hand over an ear to soften the donkey-loud laugh of the woman next to us. Maybe it was amplified by the tunnel-like area near the back door, which we used to escape as soon as we popped cash (and a tip-it's hardly fair to punish the server) in the folder. \n\nOur server was pleasant and efficient, I'll give them that, but do lament $80 and 80 minutes of my life wasted.


Had a bad experience, you couldn't get a place to sit unless you spent $700 plus on bottle service. Had half the club roped of and empty. FYI it was $45 a person to get in we stayed 15 minutes, it was that much of a downer


I have been going here for almost two years now for mani/pedis every two weeks like clockwork. The first time I came was with a friend and the owner remembered me on my second visit like it was the next day, even though it had been over a month. Everyone always so friendly, does a great job and is very accommodating. The polish selection is great, I only use OPI and I rarely get the same color twice. \n\nToday I called to make my bi weekly appointment an hour later than usual because my work day ran late. When I showed up and discovered that they had shorter hours bc of the holidays, and was practically the only one there, they voluntarily stayed late to make sure I was taken care of. \n\nGreat service and much thanks :)


Friendly staff cannot save this place for f'n up illy coffee.  Sure they use the same illy beans my local cafe uses, but the way it's brewed here makes it taste totally weak in comparison.  I think it was like $7 for my latte that wasn't strong and didn't have the rich flavor i associate with illy coffee.  i'll stick with Coffee Bean when i'm staying at Palazzo.


We ate the cheese bread with alfredo sauce and the trio of baked pastas, and something didn't agree with either of us.  We basically wasted one of our Vegas nights (my aunt's birthday celebration to boot) because we were feeling so crappy after eating at Buca di Beppo in Excalibur.  One extra star for decent service at the bar.


I'd like to be able to review the food ... but I can only review the\nservice.\n\nWe arrived at 6 PM for our 6:30 reservation, on a Friday night.\nWe were told we'd have to wait ... no problem, I expected that ...\nbut I'd hoped for a bit more friendliness.\n\nAt 6:29, we returned and asked for our table.  We were taken to\nthe bar, where the seats are incredibly high ... so your feet can't\ntouch the floor, and the \"backs\" of the seats are about 3 inches high ...\nso you have no back support.  Pointing out my back brace, I told the seating woman that this would not work and asked for a table ...\nat least one empty one was visible from the front.  We were told\nthe tables were available only for larger parties.\n\nWe left.\n\nRude, and unwilling to server diners with disabilities ... I can\nheartily recommend giving this a pass.  We went to the \"craftsteak\" \nrestaurant about a hundred yards away, and had an excellent meal.


I have been wanting to check out this spot for awhile. On our biannual trip to Vegas I finally made it in. We sat at the bar area which, comprised the majority of the restaurant. You get to indulge in watching all the food being prepared from this spot. I loved watching the chefs work their magic and see the close attention to detail and presentation that went into each dish as if it was a work of art. I ordered the prefix selection A menu. All of the flavors had a unique combo and texture leaving the palate with a fine culinary exploratory experience. This place is truly unique and fun, check it out and make sure to make reservations well in advance.


I gave this place a try twice with a coworker before leaving this review. We were seated right away both times (yay) but waited at least 10-15 minutes before the server acknowledge our presence. The place isn't big at all so even if you're busy you can at least say hello to your table!\n\nThe first time, I ordered the grilled cheese sandwich with potato salad. The sandwich is ginormous and 90% bread and 10% cheese. While the cheese was yummy, you could barely taste it with all that frikkin bread. Should be more cheesy in my opinion. Shrug. But to each his own. And the server gave me chips instead of potato salad. When I asked her to bring me the salad, she seemed perturbed. Geez! It was your mistake, not mine.\n\nThe second time, we waited 15 minutes to order, very frustrating. Especially when you only have an hour for lunch. I ordered the two eggs over easy with chive potatoes and bacon. For $11 I expected something goooood. WRONG. My eggs arrived well over medium (no gooey yolk to dip my bacon in, booooo.) The potatoes were overcooked and maybe four bites worth, and the bacon way too crispy. Guess the cook forgot about my breakfast and just let it sit there overdone. \n\nWhen I asked for jam for my toast, again the server seemed hassled by my request. Is it just me? Do I have a booger on my face? I didn't ask for new eggs because I don't like to complain (nor do I risk saliva or snot in my food). Very disappointed at both of my visits.\n\nThis place has let me down twice in guest experience and food. I will never go again. Overrated.


My first visit to GB was at a happy hour (good value). I saw all the raves about the garlic fries here, so I tried the tapas and the garlic fries. The tapas was ok. The garlic fries were ok, if a bit soggy. Really, ravers about the garlic fries? Hmm. They were ok at best. That's just at the time of eating, never mind the aftermath. I totally love garlic, but these must've somehow had a powerful chemical reaction in me that caused really gross burps all night (the zombies and clowns weren't the only scary things at FrightDome that night!). Then when the garlicky farts started...ay carumba! Talk about gagsville! The next day, my husband called me Garlic Girl!  Maybe it was the combo of garlic fries with all the roasted garlic in the tapas. \n\nI'll give GB another go, especially at happy hour prices but will avoid all things garlicky. Or maybe I'll just go to Kona Grill or Cheesecake Factory instead. \n\nSummary: The service was good, the happy hour value was good. The food was meh.


This was a great experience to be had! There were 4 of us that went and we had a fun time playing with our delicious courses. I have to say of you have not tried it here you are missing out. The dessert portion was delightful and the steaks and fish were great! We will revisit this place again.


I'm going to keep this short, sweet and to the point ...  Because, well ... honestly, I'm just too damn tired!\n\nTryst is phenomenal - inside & out\n\nGorgeous decor - definitely not Vegas tacky but classy; upscale\n\nSpacious club - gorgeous waterfall spilling into pool just at the balcony of Tryst - this means you never get too hot dancing, just move your hot little tush outside and breathe in the nice cool mist \n\nBeautiful people - and sometimes REALLY beautiful people - and even sometimes HOT celebs\n\nSlammin' DJ playing some fab mash ups with the killer 80s/90s we (us 30-somethings) love to groove to\n\nExpensive drinks - REALLY expensive - ie: $12 shot that likely included 1 teardrop of booze - then again, a girl likes to have drinks bought for her, so this usually doesn't matter ... ;)\n\nA little sweet talk and the batting of a few eyelashes can get you past the LOOOOOOOOOONG line-up out front - even more sweet talk to some of the casino hosts can get you free passes your entire stay ... What can I say - I'm that good!\n\nGet it?  Got it?  Then go there!  Now ...


My last trip here was very disappointing.  Where to begin?   It took a while for our server to show up.  Interesting side note: While waiting for our server we couldn't help but notice out of the 24 patrons in the restaurant 23 were female LOL!  The happy hour menu was okay but nothing too spectacular, select wines $5 or $7 dollars, select cocktails were I think $5, and some discounted apps, bruschetta $3.  \n\nWe ordered two cocktails and a bruschetta.  They didn't have the cucumber for the drink I selected so I had them modify it with raspberries...didn't have that either.  Anyway I ended up with an interesting gin drink, which worked because I was very thirsty at that point.  The bruschetta that was supposed to come out of the brick oven looked good BUT was cold.  I mean it was cooked in a brick oven , somebody probably changed their mind or whatever; it was then put it in a fridge to preserve it and failed to heat it up again, which was then served to us cold.  At that point we decided not to have dinner here and left to go somewhere else.  \n\nI am very disappointed, I loved this place when it opened!


Overall, not a bad dining experience... but nothing was exemplary about it either.  I'll go back.\n\nI am fairly consistent with what I order when trying new places that are similar to other places that I have previously been to.  What I mean by that is that unless something is highly recommended by other Yelpers, then I will typically get the steak tacos at a Mexican restaurant... and that way I can, in my own way, compare each restaurant to the others.\n\nAnyway, there was only a very brief wait to get seated... and the service was really attentive, coming back to check on our meal, and filling up our waters often (always a big plus in my book).


First and for most. It's awful when a breakfast place has crappy tasting coffee. The food portions are sort of small for the price you pay, and this place is super over rated just because, they have \"cool\" pancakes. The space is super cramped. Which makes it hard to get around especially when its packed. The tables are also too damn small. Servers are a hot mess and don't know where to start when it's busy. I waited 20mins to pay! If you just sat a 16top maybe you should ask for some help, and see if another server can check on your tables for you! We never got a water refill and couldn't find a retard to fill it for us! Gah I'm still annoyed thinking about my experience. And it was my 2nd time here thinking ok I'll give it another shot and see what the hype was about. And it ended up being 10x worse than my first experience.   Never again! Can I have my 60$ back please!?!


The pizza and wings are okay. Nothing special. The wings were pretty good for baked, but aren't going to win any awards. \n\nBest thing about the pizza is the sauce, which is on slightly on the sweet side, making this better than the typical non-Chicago pizza.


One stare for the cute shop and very friendly receptionist. Went in for blow dry. The worse my hair has ever looked. Flat, bangs in my eyes, and whatever product was put on for shine would not allow me to style my hair once home. Had to wash it and start over. New grads from school, maybe? Will not be going back.


Meh, I was not impressed overall. It was just too crowded to play the games, people kept bumping into each other.


I always love going to The Capital Grille for great drinks AKA Stoli Doli & great food. This was no exception.What a professional team! I loved the wine pairings & really enjoyed the samples of food. I look forward to trying a sit down dinner w/the generous pour in the coming weeks!


I will make this short and sweet: the quality of the meat was subpar (even though the presentation outside looks amazing) and the sides were very average (some hits, some misses). Our party of 8 was also squeezed into the smallest table possible; we kept having to move plates around to try and make everything fit (with reservations!). Yes, it's cheaper than other steakhouses, but I really think steak is one of those where it's better to do it big or don't do it at all. Take your $ to Craftsteak or Bazaar Meat, I promise you won't regret it!


If I could leave less of a star I would. Wasted so much time in lines. They were completely inaccurate in assumptions of line times. When told 45 minutes it was more like 2 hours. There were far more people coming out then they were taking in due to the incompetence on the computer. The manager at the buffet at ceasars needs to be fired for her attitude. Don't waste your money!


Excellent. Staff, food, service, quality, freshness delish. Excellent prices.


Most fans of Indian cuisine like the aromatic fragrance of the spices, so walking in the front door and being greeted with an overpowering incense burning - strike one.\n\nThe visible grease that coagulated on the top of the mushroom curry AND the chicken tikka masala - strike two\n\nThe flat, obviously frozen at some point naan - strike three.\n\nI'm sorry, but even though the actual flavors resembled something good, at noon on a Friday the food should not be this gross.  \n\nI still can't get over the fact that the only Indian place remotely close to uptown charlotte worth it's beans is Copper - and frankly, I don't think that place is all that either.\n\nWhere's the originality?  Where's the commitment to fresh ingredients?  The fact this place is still in business only begs the Charlotte restauranteurs to open a decent Indian place uptown.


Good bar.  Good location. The service was quick and the beer was cold.  They have a great happy hour including weekends.  Had the brat; it was pretty good but fell apart.  The fries witht he bacon dipping sauce are great.  Next time I am in tempa I will return.


I'm giving BJ's 2 stars because the food is pretty darn good when they get the order right. I've been to this BJ's about 7 times and each time (except once) they have failed to give me what I ordered on the first try. I always come in with a group of people from work and we fax our order in before we get there. The kitchen has our order, in writing, right in front of them and still can't execute it properly. I know a veggie pizza with no cheese is a terribly complicated concept but come on! EVERY TIME! I've gotten it delivered with cheese and I've even gotten it delivered without the cheese but with sausage added! Sausage?!\n\nThe wait staff is always apologetic but the kitchen here seems to be inept.


EXCELLENT service (A+). Very good food (A). Expensive


It's okay but only went because that's where the other people I was with wanted to go.  The food is very average, nothing too special.  There are some things on the menu that you think might be good then you get them and are not impressed.\n\nOne cool thing about this place is that they have a rooftop deck now.  So if you are just going for drinks and it is a nice day out, that could be a good option.


Called for an appointment and to make sure that they received my vision insurance plan as the plan website recommend this place. \nA totally rude lady picks the phone and after I ask about the plan and is obvious that my question is making her life difficult,  she puts me on hold for about 3 minutes comes back tell me that they don't take the insurance. When I explained that their website recommends them puts me on hold again for 5 minutes and again picks the phone ask me if I want to make an appointing without an insurance completely rude and without any concern of customer care. I told her that I was just going to check with my plan  and she hung up the phone on me. There are so many other stores like this in the area but was the closes home but in definitely going somewhere else.


A cheap and cheerful Italian restaurant, very good for a date. I came here on a date, and even though the tables are a bit too small and crammed in, I really liked the mixed seafood pasta I got and would gladly come here again. The waitress who served us was friendly too. I have only come here for lunch, when there is no lighting-dishes-on-fire practice. I have seen them alight at night though- quite entertaining! If there is a big group of you I would strongly suggest booking a table, as space is limited. Also tables are quite close together and there is little space on the tables for dishes.


Wow, never met a staff that would snap at you as much as this breakfast crew. Got sassed at by the host, snipped at by our waitress, and overheard a bit of a tiff with another. Not a great way to start the day.\n\nSeeing as I don't eat eggs, it was also a very limited breakfast menu for me. \n\nGot a muffin & coffee. Should've just gone to Starbucks.


So, after doing much research, hoping to find a great alternative to my usual spot for AYCE sushi, I decided on Oyshi, solely because of the great reviews I saw here on Yelp. \n\nI looked up the website, called and asked about prices, and finally my boyfriend and I decided to make the trip out. \n\nWe arrived at about 8:30pm, and it was a Friday night, so I expected it to be bustling. During our wait to be seated,  I scoped out the crowd, and noticed the usual. Mostly those under the age of 30, large groups of them in fact, and figured this must be their spot before they hit the clubs, considering their attire. Well, it was either that or the fact that the music in the restaurant sounded as if you were already in a night club. It must be set on Pandora or something. Anyway, it was only about a 15 minute wait, which wasn't bad at all. \n\nSo, besides my observations of the restaurant ambiance and demographic, we finally were able to look at the menu. My boyfriend usually orders the nigiri, so we got the usual garlic tuna, albacore, cajun albacore, and decided to try the Oyshi scallops. As for the rolls, I decided on the Sibuya No Rice, Coco, and a Bonsai. I also decided to get the agedashi tofu, grilled beef asparagus, baked mussels and seaweed salad. This was only the first round after all.\n\nWe were excited to eat until the food arrived on our table. First the nigiri, the presentation was obviously not of any importance, but you can't judge a book by its cover, so we took a few bites anyway. \n\nVerdict, \n\nthe garlic tuna was DISGUSTING. It smelled and tasted like spoiled blood. I've had garlic tuna many times at many other restaurants, and this one had to be the worst. It even looked slimy, not because of the sauce, just itself.\n\nthe albacore was seared, and also tasted old. It had the same garlic sauce poured over it as the garlic tuna, and it was mushy.\n\nthe Oyshi scallops I thought were going to be \"OISHI\" but, definitely not. They mixed it with crab meat, and very light mayo, and it fell apart immediately as I tried to pick it up. \n\nthe cajun albacore had TOO MUCH cajun seasoning! I usually love cajun albacore, and this was too much for my palate, on top of that it was DRY.\n\nmy boyfriend got his usual spicy tuna hand rolls as well, and the spicy tuna looked a little spoiled. \n\non to the rolls,\n\nthe Bonsai, had the cajun albacore on it as well, but I had to bear it to see if the spicy tuna in the center was at least average. The roll as a whole was not to my liking.\n\nthe Coco, was probably the most decent roll on table, probably because each of the ingredients in it were fully cooked.\n\nthe Sibuya No Rice, again with the spicy tuna... eh.\n\nthe appetizers,\n\nthe agedashi tofu is usually my favorite appetizer!!! It came out looking as if it were just fried up, and I commend the presentation on this one, but the center was cold, the sauce was not tasty, and I hate that it is not \"bite-size\" as most Japanese cuisine is known to be. \n\nthe seaweed salad was not a bright green and although it was crispy, it had an ugly after taste, I've had better, let's just leave it at that.\n\nthe grilled beef asparagus was drizzled in teriyaki sauce. The asparagus was perfect, but the beef wrapped around it was dry somehow.\n\nthe baked mussels were not baked enough, and the yumyum sauce was pretty tasteless. \n\nI was disappointed already, but decided to take another round of appetizers, since I knew the sushi wasn't going to be very enjoyable. I settled for calamari, shrimp/veg tempura, edamame, asian style skirt steak, and some other things that were just not memorable enough.\n\nI knew it was bad when I was scarfing down edamame and tempura. The calamari looked good, but the dipping sauces  (ranch and a mayo/mustard mix) could have been more \"asian\" I guess? My boyfriend ate the skirt steak (aka Korean bulgogi, in my opinion). He even commented \"I'm eating beef, which is probably the last thing I would expect to eat at a Sushi restaurant.\"\n\nWith that said, it smelled as if something was burning the entire night we were there! \n\nHm, it was overall a disappointing experience.  We have both gone to many sushi restaurants, with my list including restaurants in Hawaii and San Francisco, California, and I wanted to seriously give this place a chance. Unfortunately, Oyshi just did not live up to the hype!\n\nOn a side note though, my waitress was very helpful, and service was mediocre, but that's about it.


Lunch de semaine. Menu brasserie. Les plats sont corrects, mais la finition laisse \u00e0 d\u00e9sirer. Beurre aromatis\u00e9 gel\u00e9 sur la bavette? Accompagnements minimalistes voire absents? Pourquoi il faut demander le sel, le lait pour le caf\u00e9, pourquoi le cube de beurre avec le pain est gel\u00e9 aussi?\n\nLe service a \u00e9t\u00e9 correct dans l'attitude mais vraiment lent. Pour un lunch d'affaires, c'est probl\u00e9matique.\n\nS\u00e9lection limit\u00e9e de vin au verre, un peu chers d'autant plus que les volumes offerts m'ont sembl\u00e9 chiches.\n\nSomme toute correct d'autant plus que les options \u00e0 l'Ile des Soeurs ne sont pas si nombreuses...


Some folks are too tied to the fact that a celebrity chef is behind an eatery. Some will go just because a chef they like is behind it, and other refuse. Forget all of that crap. Go here because the food is fantastic.\n\nRight on the casino floor, Mesa Grill is right behind Ceasar's huge sports book area, adjacent from the popular Pure night club. Behind its huge glass windows you'll find amazing upscale southwestern food. Tons of flavor (lots of peppers, spices) and a very nice variety. \n\nFirst off, dig into that bread basket as it has some killer cornbread in it.\n\nMust-try items:\ngoat cheese fundido -- c'mon. how are you not going to not love this?\nPork Tenderloin -- amazing. CRAZY good\nshrimp and grits -- satisfying\nTiger shrimp tamale -- tasty\nBlue corn pancakes -- delicious and fun\nRoasted corn -- it's a side dish, but really hits the spot.\n\nI tried the dessert churro and didn't dig it, but otherwise, very good food!\n\nOne thing: Nothing here is mild. If you're on, say, a date, and want to avoid spicy, bold food, this may not be the best place for you.


We had such an amazing time. The restaurant decor had a modern look. The food was delicious. For starters they gave us, 3 different types of breads and they were delicious. We started off with oysters. They were from new york, Chicago and Washington. I'm not a big oyster person but these were so fresh and exceptional. My husband had the beef Wellington and I had the beef short ribs. The beef Wellington was so tender that it was cooked to perfection and my ribs were so soft that no knife was needed to cut the meat and the sauce was so good that I wanted to lick the plate. For dessert we had a sticky toffee cake and it was to die for. It was warm and sweet and the slice of ice cream balance the sweetness of the cake. I would definitely recommend  and go back to this restaurant when we return to Vegas!


I stay here a minimum of three times per year. My last stay, last week, was depressing. Key cards did not work properly ( required repeated insertions in door to get it open) there was no bath mat placed in the bathroom, so I had to use a regulalr towel on the floor. Speaking of regular towels, could they be any rougher? Lots of signs of wear and tear...stains on the couch, scratches on wood and furniture, bed sagging in center. Tiles in shower look skeavy. All of this would have just led to a ho hum, no complaint on Yelp, but what really irked me was my last morning there. I went for an early breakfast came back to my room and neither one of the key cards would work any longer. I was in a huge rush to get packed, check out and make it to a 10 am business meeting. I waited in line, got new key cards, packed and rushed downstairs to check out. Waited in line for 20 minutes while three THE Hotel staff wasted time chatting with people trying to check in at 10am. You see, rather than have one line for check in and one line for check out, which would show organization, they do not do that. So people trying to check in at 10 am, when check in is not until 2pm, have nothing better to do than to chat the front desk staff. Meanwhile, those of us waiting to check out, needing to catch a plane, get to a metting, whatever, just waited. The waiting line quickly became quite long. After 20 minutes, when i finally got to a front desk person and complained about the wait and lack of organized lines, I got the rudest, most disrespectful response ever. So, if you stay there, be prepared for crappy service. I will never stay there again! It is fallen on hardtimes and poorly managed!


Pretty good happy hour. Not very authentic sushi. I hate people who think the can say they \"LOVE RA\" but the only thing they get are the California rolls. If you're looking for authentic Japanese sushi- stay away. Fun atmosphere, pretty good service, cheap happy hour, but I've def had better sushi.


one extra star because they are consistent, well priced and chicken tempura and chicken teriyaki are tastey. this is my go to spot when i want something cheap and \"asian\"


Went to the keg last night for dinner. We were able to walk right in around 6pm and get a table. We were greeted quickly. We ordered a bottle of wine, the French onion soup and the wedge salad. The wine didn't come until after we finished our soup and salad. I had to remind our server that we needed our wine. She wasn't very good at attention to detail. This place isn't cheap. We should get a little better service.\n\nWe ordered the sirloin for dinner with garlic mashed. We also did a $12 add on with a lobster topping. The lobster topping was just ok. I don't know if I would get it again. The garlic mashed potatoes were good but didn't have garlic taste. The steak was cooked perfectly and was amazing. \n\nWe ordered the warm brownie and ice cream for dessert. Really good! \n\nOverall food was really good. Service wasn't the best. She smiled but she sucked.


Great, Authentic Mexican food.  Found this place on Yelp and it was great!  Home cooked food with home/family feeling.  Would have never stopped at this place just by looking at the outside.  Well worth it


Side dishes were good but the New York strip was the worst I ever had! Very disappointing this type of restaurant should be top notch- skip it.


I went to Rice Paper once. It was different. i liked the smallness of this place, and for that they totally owns their cuisine. With that said, it is a bit different for the neophyte to the characteristics of the Vietnamese kitchen. It has different smalls, suttle tastes and sometimes present consistencies that the Western eater aren't ready for. \n\nBut this shouldn't discourage the adventurer. The food is good, and it isn't that hard to stay on a meat free path. The service have room to improve, but I shouldn't venture there.. I seem to be a privately owned business, so I should let them run this place as they see fit. But even so, I wasn't blown away - however, I will return and give this place a second chance. \n\n.. und das ist nach der kritiker


Horrible! Please don't waste your time or money. I got a pedi and gel layover with gel polish and two days later the gel start peeling. Two thumbs down! They should change the name to \"Nails you Hate\"


Yay! Sephora is finally here!! This is the only reason I decided to return to JcPenney. I was pleasantly surprised that things have once again been changed to include sales. In fact it seems that the whole store seemed back to normal with sales and clearance. I may actually start shopping here again.


Tried the lamb kubideh. It was very reasonable pricing, for $7.99 I got a healthy serving of kubideh with rice, and bread. They make the bread at the location! Everything tasted wonderful. And we ended our meal with a Baklava. Do try it!


This is your typical greasy spoon place. A run down resto that has amazing hot dogs, fries and poutine. Not a classy place but a great spot for a quick bite.


Trust me, splurge on a Go room.   But be prepared for plenty of pink.  And a very, very long line at check-in.\n\nFor the money, on the location, the petite Go Room is all you need as a home base in Vegas.  Mine was immaculately clean upon arrival, with crisp sheets and a comfortable coverlet on the king-sized bed.  \n\nThe Go Rooms aren't for everyone, though.  I was puzzled at first about the frosted glass surrounding the bathroom, and the ambient pink glow that diffused through the glass.  I ended up using the bathroom as a tacky Flamingo-pink nightlight.  (Since I usually end up leaving a light on in a strange place to keep from having a 3AM \"Where the hell am I?\" moment, this worked for me.)  The bathroom door was on a slider, which kept the room from feeling cramped.  \n\nA lot of the room's space is taken up by the bath, and there's a lot of little touches to make this space feel upgraded.  The shower has some additional jets, but, they can't be angled, so at my short height, they were more awkward than luxurious.  I would have liked a tub, but, my room didn't include one.  There was tons of hot water and great water pressure, so no real complaint about the shower other than the lost opportunity to have it be just a little more fabulous.  The hidden television in the mirror was an amusement, and kind of neat when getting ready in the morning.  Toiletries supplied were a touch better than average, but I'd recommend hitting the Walgreens up the street for an upgrade.  \n\nThe luxury room faced the strip.  The 17th floor had a spectacular view of Caesar's palace and the Bellagio fountains.  But, a strange screen material made the view hazy -- it took me a while to realize that the screen was the building-sized advertisement for the Donnie and Marie show.  One of the best parts of staying at the Flamingo is that unlike Caesar's, you don't have to stare at that eyesore of an advertisement!  \n\nSoundproofing was reasonably good, though I could occasionally hear a loudmouth next door.   The bed was comfortable.  And despite my repeated attempts to tip my maid, money was never, ever removed from the room. I felt that my belongings were secure, though, if you've got really valuable items, there's an in-room safe for them.  \n\nDeeply disappointing, though is the $13.99 wired internet charge despite a premium price for the room.  Wireless is also available for a similar charge. Internet access is charged per device, so, choose wisely.  Phone service, like most phone service in Vegas, is insanely overpriced - bring your cell phone.\n\nThe Flamingo has a small garden with its namesake birds and a few other unusual specimens, a relaxing refuge from all the casino action.  The Vegas ghost tour stops through there at night to tell some spooky tales.  But, late at night, I was approached in the garden by far spookier panhandlers looking for a cigarette handout.  I doubt that'd happen at Caesar's, and it make me question the overall security of the property.  Each night, fliers were slipped under the door - timeshare promos, pizza parlors.  Nothing terrible, but, it appears that the Flamingo doesn't necessarily monitor things quite as vigorously as some of its sister properties.  \n\nI spoke with a few other guests when relaxing in the garden, watching the wedding parties take their photos.  From what I heard, some other guests encountered uneven service - a diabetic unable to obtain a refrigerator for a regular (non-Go) room, others complaining of sub-par linens on the beds.  So, not all rooms at the Flamingo are created equal, and special requests might go ignored.\n\nBut, I'd stay in a Go room again in a heartbeat.  The close proximity to the Strip and the relatively petite size of the property compared to a lot of the other megacasinos nearby makes this a great launching pad for your Vegas adventures.  Stock up the minifridge as your own personal minibar with a trip to the Alberson's up the street, and you've got your own personal haven from the noise and the bustle below when you need an escape.


Hmm, what to say about Hakkasan... Well can't really tell you much about the inside due to the fact I couldn't get in; however, I do have some advice for my fellow yelpers and here it goes.\n\n1) As expected for a Vegas club be prepared to wait in line wether it be prepaid, guest list, or general admission \n2) If there is a big DJ spinning purchase pre sale tickets (guy tickets sell out before girl tickets)\n3) Guest list does not guarantee admission, we were on a guest list after being unable to purchase pre sale male tickets, waited over 2 hours, still had a bit of a line in front of us and were told \"you may get in on time to see Calvin Harris\"\n4) If you see a long line on general admission proceed to the nearest exit and find another club to go to\n5) If you just so happen to be a baller, this is one of those times it would be worth throwing down some extra dough to save yourself the headache\n\nAs for my night at Hakkasan, I was really looking forward to seeing Calvin Harris here on my first night in Vegas, as a matter of fact I was planning on proposing to him just because I love him that much haha. However, my dreams where ruined after waiting over 2 hours and deciding to go somewhere where we could enjoy a party from the inside instead of the line. As per many Yelpers recommendations my friends and I went to XS, end up seeing Rusko and had a blast!


Well where can I start. Over the past few years I've occasionally dropped in to eat here in hopes that they would improve. Sometimes the foods great and the service sucks or vice versa. I can never seem to get both at the same time. The past couple of times I've eaten here I've found that the food was bland. The maduros tasted like it was fried earlier that day then microwaved when ordered. The beans were lukewarm along with the dish. It seems like they cooked all the food earlier and reheated it when I ordered it. The Sangria was the only thing that was decent. The service was good AFTER the waitress decided to come to our table to help us which took a while.  The Yuca con Mojo used to be really good here but the other day it was dry and tasteless. The only reason why I keep trying this place out is because there are very few choices in town. Not going anymore after this.


The food was great and service was fast.  Place was very busy on a Wednesday evening and they accommodated us for 3 without any reservations.  Highly recommend making this a stop while in the Phoenix/Scottsdale area.


Please get courteous waitresses!  We dine there all the time in the evenings & those waitresses are kind & appear to be of Greek Nationality. Today we made the mistake & had lunch.  The waitress was Mexican & RUDE!  We no more sat down & she was on us to order NOW!  What's the rush?!?!?Make a change or you won't get our $$ any more, dinner or lunch!  We are the customers. WE MATTER!


First off let me preface by the fact that I am extremely lazy and don't normally review places, no matter how good it is. With that being said I took the time out of my extremely unoccupied day to make this review. That is how awesome this place is!\n\nI have been here twice now, and the first time I ordered the green chili pork and short rib enchiladas. The second time around I got both short rib. The short rib has an amazing flavor, it just pops in your mouth!\n\nThe cotija cheese and habenero lava sauce are both fantastic. This last time I even tried a side of the herbal ranch, which was, you guessed it, great! I also tried a side of their cornbread this time around and was glad I did. With actual corn and a hint of spiciness to it, it was a great addition.\n\nTo top off this great meal, they even have alcoholic beverages. Pacifico being my favorite, I got that my first time through. After which I realized he had a cream soda on tap, and boy do I love cream soda! So this time around I got the cream soda, and my wife asked if they made margaritas. Which they did, so she got one. A pink grapefruit Margarita is what they served her, and it was very delicious! A little too strong for my wife, but I didn't mind finishing off for her.\n\nFor under $30 for a family of three and one alcoholic beverage and one soda, I will gladly be coming back here on a regular basis! I highly recommend this to anyone in the area or even if you have to make a bit of a commute. Every Phoenician should try this place at least once. Unless it's on a night I choose to go, in that case, go a different night. Parking is very limited and I'd rather not park across the street... ;-)


This review is purely on the management and customer service at this location in Henderson. \n\nI have been a Massage Envy member for 5 years and I have enjoyed the service they provide all over Las Vega and all over the United States. While most have my massages have been good and some of them great and only a few not so good the customer service I have received at all of them has been exceptional.\n\nEvery massage I have booked over the years has been a 90 minute massage and every time I call to book one thats what they book me. Recently Massage Envy has started a promo that if you book an 8am massage you get a discount or something. So when I book at 8am I get my 90 minute for cheaper or at some locations for the price of just 60 minutes. This is amazing, but not why I book a 90 minute massage as I have been doing so for many years before they started this promo. This is where my problem started with this location and maybe the most ridiculous front desk girl who should be working at a toll booth when it comes to common sense skills much less customer service. \n\nI have probably booked 15 massages at this location in the last 3 months. Most likely more then there average customer. This girl started booking me for only 1 hour in the mornings instead of my usual 90 minutes. When I asked her why she said I did not specify that I wanted a 90 minute. I then stated Every massage I book has always been for 90 and isn't that obvious from my history. She says it is not her job to notice that and not to mention that if she booked me for the 90 minute I would have saved some money on the special. My mind almost exploded, I said well wouldn't you then at the time I am booking ask me if I would like to book for the 90 minutes and take advantage of the special. She laughed at me and said \"Why would I do that, then you would get 90 minutes for cheaper then normal\". Are you freakin kidding me. \n\n1. How about asking me if I want to book for 90 since I always do and you know that is my preference.\n2. How about you offer it to me as a paying member and inform me of the special since that who is the special is for.\n3. The fact that you think it is better for your massage therapist to be sitting around doing nothing for the 30 minutes rather then up selling me to the special shows the lack of customer service or business management that is going on in this location.\n4. your business comes from referrals and a good experience is the base of those referrals. The special was most likely created to generate more business not to be hidden form people and especially not to screw with the people who already book for 90 minutes and now you book it differently because you get $10 dollars less.\n\nBasically the lack of management and training of the customer service is a sign of a business being run by an absentee owner or an owner that just does not care anymore. So if you are planning on joining Massage Envy it is a great company and service I just would not do it at this location. THere are to many other places with better customer service and provide a better experience.\n\nFor the record I asked for the manager to email or call me to address this ongoing issue with the front desk and I have received no such contact for over a week now. This is why I wrote this review to warn you the people.


I love the white pizza.  Sooo good.  Ugh.  I want some now.  I am not at the Cosmo often...being an old Mom and all but when I am I always stop by and grab a slice or even a whole pie to take home.  I've also tried other varieties but always come back to good ole white.  It is just so good.  There is usually a line but it moves pretty quick.  I love the old school video games and checking out the album covers.  Def a great late night spot if your are in the Cosmo or anywhere near City Center.  I am guilty of parking at Cosmo just so I can grab some pizza on the way home.


As many times as I've been to Fremont Street, I'd never stopped in at Hennessey's. I thought that it was pretty good, all in all. We were able to walk right up and sit on the patio, so that's always fun for people watching.\n\nOur server was definitely stressed and you could see it all over her face and in her interactions with us. She was rushed and frustrated and just wanted to get out of there! Aside from that, everything else was just fine. The food was good- we had the spinach and artichoke dip as an app and split the BBQ turkey burger. Everything was cooked well and tasted good. \n\nThe best part of my meal, aside from the people watching out on the patio, was the Moscow Mule I got to drink! It was really tasty, and served in an authentic copper mug. I'd like to return and try some of the other offerings on the menu.


Beautiful place, great ambiance, excellent service. Everything I tried was great: White Ceviche, Croquetas, Marinated Olives, Pintxo Chorizos, Beef and Cheese. Got a pitcher of red sangr\u00eda. The waiter seaid it would get us ~5 glasses but it was a lot more than that. My favorite: Pintxo Chirizos: I've been looking for this kind of Spanish Chorizo for a long time! The chocolate cake dessert was also great. Got my two long favorites, so I have to give 5-stars. :)


My biggest complaint are the little earthquakes you feel as you eat.  I'm surprised I didn't read about it in previous reviews.  The mini earthquakes happen every 2 mins. or so.  I'm from CA and so I was a bit freaked out the first couple times it happened.  After awhile, I was feeling sick with motion sickness while eating.  Per our server, the tram that runs between Monte Carlo, through Aria, and then to Bellagio, runs directly underneath this restaurant.  Basically some engineer effed up.  This hotel should move the restaurant to another area of the hotel because who wants to eat while getting motion sickness?\n\nThe food was good.  Loved the pre-cut crab legs.  Loved the desserts.  Service was great/friendly/prompt.  Everything was presented well; buffet was clean.  Modern decor just like the rest of this hotel.  But I would not return because of the constant shaking of the floor/seats.


The company was much better than the food.  China Panda could give them a run for thier money.


To quickly summarize my feelings of our experience at Ruth Chris's: Thank goodness we had a giftcard that paid for part of our meal! If we had paid full price, my husband and I would have felt more ripped off than we did when we left.  Now, we don't mind dropping $145 for a dinner if the food is really good and the atmosphere is amazing. Sadly, neither was true at Ruth's Chris Steakhouse.\n\nMy husband had the petit filet and shrimp combo for dinner. While he said the shrimp were very good, he said the steak was just OK. Definitely not the most amazing steak he has ever ate.  I had the crab cake entree, which was three lump crab cakes. Was it worth the almost $30 pricetag? Heck no! I appreciated that there was really no filling and it was lump crab meat, it was way way too moist for me.  I don't like my crabcakes bone dry, but I don't like them overly moist. McCormick and Schmick's are way too dry, but Ruth Chris's are way too moist. Blah. Also, there was too much horseradish or something like along those lines for my taste.  I can't wait to visit my parents in Maryland this summer to actually get some good crabcakes.  Our mashed potato side that we ordered was large enough for the two of us, but the potatos were meh.  The $1 instant potatoes we buy at Fry's are better and have more flavor.  For dessert, we had the cheesecake. I'm sorry to say that the cheesecake at The Cheesecake Factory is 10x better than what I ate at Ruth Chris's.\n\nOur waiter was very nice...attentive but not overbearing or pushy. The atmosphere was just OK.  We had reservations, but still had to wait almost 20 minutes to be seated...WTF? And for an \"upscale\" restaurant, I was shocked to see people roll in with jeans and sweatshirts on! Yuck.\n\nMy husband and I said that it is highly unlikely we will ever go back to Ruth's Chris Steakhouse.  High prices do not equal good food.


Steak was good. A little on the salty side but did the job. I would go back but would look at other options first.


Worst buffalo ever. The manager is a complete dick. On a college football Saturday in the middle of important games he turned all the tvs to a UFC fight and told us that it didn't matter what we were there to see that is what was going to be on. How can you run a restaurant with absolutely no customer service? we all walked out without paying, and I will never go back here or to any other Buffalo Wild Wings for that matter.


I lived in this hole for a month while working in Vegas. And unlike for some of the guests in this place, for me \"working\" is not a euphemism for prostitution.\n\nMy room was small and bizarrely laid out, which made it difficult to relax in, especially when I had a guest. I can't imagine staying here with another person., or really trying to get work done in the room. There was also an unpleasant smell- like some kind of perfume. I kept looking for an air freshener or some other source of the odor, but didn't see one.\n\nOne day my shower handle broke while I was taking a shower and I wasn't able to turn off the water. Since they had no maintenance staff on site at the time, I had to change rooms- but not before the desk clerk asked some random male guest to come into my room to try to fix the shower. He brought his beer and chips in with him.\n\nIt was a huge pain to move after living there for several weeks, and the room they  moved me to had a screwed up lock. So sometimes I couldn't get into my room.\n\nThere was a mysterious, disgusting substance on my door handle the entire time I stayed there, and the treadmill was broken the entire time as well. Remember, I was there for a month.\n\nThey allow animals, and for a while there was a dog in a room by the elevator that would bark at me while I waited for the elevator.\n\nThey clean the rooms once a week, but they missed my cleaning day one week and I had to remind them.\n\nOne the plus side, it's a short walk to a Starbucks, a grocery store, and other stuff, and the strip isn't too far away. And the staff are very nice. It's not their fault this place is a crap hole.\n\nDon't give the homeless people in the parking lot money or they will keep coming back looking for you. I don't know what I was thinking.


I have to give them a 5 for their Guacamole and chips.\nI am just in love with it.\n\nEverytime I go to the US, I have to go there.\nCheap, super tasty and I love the salad bowl option they have (as I cannot eat wheat flour).\nThe meat is always tasty and fresh and again .....their guacamole ....the best !!!!\n\nAlways clean and fresh with friendly staff.\n\nHealthy fast food .....\n\nJust wish that we had it in Canada !!


They want you to sign a document charging a large amount of money if you don't cancel within 24 hours, yet they make you wait and wait when you're there for your appointment. I'm always on-time!!\n I've owned two businesses and don't treat my customers that way. I'm going somewhere else.


Typical burger and beer place.  Food is pretty good.  Service was great!


I had the best meal of my life at Craftsteak.  It was also the most expensive meal of my life.\n\nI ordered the vegetarian tasting (it was on the online menu that I viewed, but not the restaurant menu, and they were kind enough to allow me to have it), my husband got the wagyu beef.\n\nMy meal was mostly comprised of side dishes.  This might sound bad, but it was far from.  Everything they brought out was exceptional.  I don't like carrots.  I practically licked the dish of the carrots they brought me.  As I said, this is the best meal I've ever had.\n\nMy husband really enjoyed everything too.  Especially the meat.\n\nI would come back here in a heartbeat and think nothing of dropping over $300 on dinner and drinks for two.  The food was that amazing.  The service was great too.  But the food was the star.


This place does not care at all about your animal!  We had our beloved dog there for years and he developed an issue.  I called them for help one day and they did not care one bit.  I had to rush him to another vet which did all they could, but we lost him.  When Banfield found out, they didn't even call us to apologize or offer condolences.  Then, on top of everything, they still continued to charge us monthly for his health plan!  Every time you call, they put you on hold forever too.  They are horrible and I will never, ever return!!


I would like to know where this restaurant got started and do these people have tastes buds where they are from or are they people like The Hills Have Eyes movie and got nuked and now they can't taste a thing and eat whatever they can find.\n\nDon't bother ordering the grease, they are generous enough to give you ample thin soggy cold fries to soak it up so it won't run all over your plate. At least make it thick cut fries, so it at least you can taste some potato flavor not just oil that you fried your chicken in as well. $6!?!? JUST for a chicken sandwich, you better put some lettuce, tomato, cheese or bacon on it or something, but nope, you get pickles and two strips of dried up chicken slathered in this grotesque pinkish mayo sauce. I know some of you people like no thrills eating, you'll eat bread and cardboard and be happy, but it's just chicken and bread and pickles! You mean you can't slap that together for less than 6 dollars? Oh man, the sauce!!! What were they thinking?! You came up with 7 different types of sauce, you can at least make one that tastes half way decent! I think one is vomit with hot sauce the other is vomit with bbq sauce and the other is vomit with mayo and another one is vomit with vomit, also theres another tangy jerk vomit.\n\nThere is one bright side to this restaurant are their wings, unfortunately, I must have gotten some deformed handicap chicken cause couple of wings were dried up and one was very tiny. Get them dried rubbed, don't get them tossed in vomit.\n\nNo sir,...I don't like it.


Main case in point? $39 menu for a 3-course dinner? \n\nHeaded to the Strip a bit earlier than expected for our show and walked about Paris Hotel to find some good eats for my birthday. Saw the cutesy cafe and a sign that showed options that seemed to good to pass up. \n\nI ordered the French Onion Soup, Prime Rib with Mac and Cheese, Mushrooms and Onions, & a chocolate layer cake. \n\nWhile I'm not a big fan of soup, the French Onion was delicious.\nThe Prime Rib was perfection, although I only managed to finish about half since I ate the soup so fast\nThe Chocolate layer cake was about as big as two \"regular\" slices at a \"regular\" restaurant and was moist and chocolatey! \n\nRecommending this place for the price and service!


This is some delicious midwestern fast food.  They have, or once had, the greatest fried fish sandwich with tartar sauce and grated cheddar cheese. OMG, what a treat. My compadre ordered the fish and chips, but they didn't have any malt vinegar, so he walked down to Perkin's down the street and brought back a bottle. Hilarious it was. And of course, no trip to this place is complete without a scoop of frozen custard to make sure you are good and ill.


just stayed at ti. not bad. buffet pretty good they have a great dessert area!!!! the pool is a little small but the cabannas are big and you can rent them for a half day wcich is nice. over all pretty good stay the beds were comfy and they had good pillows but could hear  the sirens show fire works from 7-10:30 every night. not great for the kids to sleep and the sirens show was lame. the gym was really good. i am a gym person and over all the gym had a decent amount of equptment


Nondescriptly scuzzy. I don't know if it's just worn down, overused, or just kinda dirty. \nIt always feels crowded. The most annoying thing ever is that the dumbbells are NEVER put away. Some of that is the customer base, sure,but when you see a guy packing 200+ lbs of dumbbells around a bench to do some bro-science exercise (yes, this happened regularly) say something to him about it! Make him put his weights away! \nI haven't been in awhile because of these reasons. The sauna didn't work for the two and a half weeks I tried to use this gym. Bummer.


Our friends have been dying to take us here. We went on a Friday night and the place is packed. Usually a good sign for a good restaurant. We started out with a few beers, decent selection. Bf got a jack and coke which was very watered down. We sat out in the Yard, which is very nice open area with TONS of games. Service was friendly and fast. So, for the food:\n\nStarted with pretzel bites and cheese fondue. This carb filled, melt in your mouth guilt trip is DELICIOUS. Definitely a must order if you're not watching your weight. \n\nI ordered their 36 hour jalapeno molasses ribs. I was pretty disappointment. The ribs were dry and had a strange flavor. Expected something way better for $23. \n\nBoyfriend ordered the prime rib dip. The au jus was really good and the meat to bread ratio was decent. HOWEVER, they put a bunch of mayo on the sandwich, which they do not mention on the menu. Boyfriend hates mayo. Who puts mayo on a prime rib dip? He opted to the soup of the day as his side, which was actually fantastic. It was a bean, sausage vegetable soups. \n\nIf you do not like big crowds, do not come here on the weekends. Great atmosphere. Hit or miss food. Will be willing to come back to try other things before giving a higher review.


This place is a lot of fun as a result of the atmosphere and pleasant wait staff!  The menu rocks a combination of vegetarian items, low carb items, and greasy guilty pleasures.\n\nThe only problem is that it may be difficult to locate parking during peak hours, especially when a sporting event is taking place.\n\nDoes anyone know how frequently Mr. Cooper makes appearances in his restaurant?  I'm just curious...


Its not Tacos El Gordo!! I came to this location twice, first time it was good enough for us not to make the drive to Tacos El Gordo for a fix. But the second time (which was on the same week) just failed. The lady at the burrito area was talking crap in spanish calling us stupid and mentally slow. Now this is all due to a warmed up tortilla that she had to throw away. We ordered two burritos, when she was done making the first i politely asked to change the order to carne asada fries. Thats when she started talking crap and didn't realize i understood her. So everyone was laughing at us and then i ordered two tacos, one seso and one cabeza. The guy tells me just pay your order and ill get it to you. Both tacos smelled rancid and tasted old. I didn't touch it after that. \n\nWhats really terrible about this is that it all started by that this older lady at the burrito area named Veronica who had to throw away a warmed up tortilla and the fact that it only took a thrown warmed tortilla too intentionally try to give you food poisoning. \n\nThis experience is at the Tropicana location. Well were never coming here again. Unfortunately, we wont even try the other location.


Went here tonight for the first time.  Surprisingly, they don't have a lot of vegetarian options so I ordered the berry acai bowl which was listed for $7.99 and recommended to me by a friendly female staff member. A friendly male staff member rang me up and told me it would be $10.00. I told him it's listed on the menu for $7.99. He said \"oh, that's for the smoothies, the bowls cost more\" Well, that would be ok if it were actually listed anywhere on the menu, but it clearly states \"smoothies and acai bowls $7.99\" I thought maybe it was just a mistake on the menu so I looked above where they have the entire menu written on chalk boards. Once again, clearly listed \"smoothies and acai bowls $7.99\" I then asked the female employee if the price listed was wrong. She said \"yes, the bowls are more because there's more toppings\" I said \"then you really should change the prices on the menus\" she said \"I know, I told him (the owner, manager??) that\". The whole thing just seemed wrong to me. On top of that, it wasn't even that good, I've had much better acai bowls for less money and considering they were in Orange County where things are usually more expensive, that's saying a lot.


The best RV park love outside the pool area Harold the Owner is the best part of the whole park who cares about amenities when you have this guy at the Helm you can go anyplace. In life we meet unforgettable Landmarks and this Man Harold is class act all the way.


This place has a great location in Tivoli Village. They have a good indoor outdoor bar and several inexpensive offerings for happy hour. One of the best features of this restaurant is that they allow your dog to sit out with you on the patio while you dine. \n\nThe food is not traditional (authentic) Mexican food which doesn't bother me. But, the poor execution is an issue. We have eaten here a handful of times. I guess because I keep hoping to select something on the menu that I love. Unfortunately, that hasn't happened. The highlight of the menu is their guacamole and chips which are made table side. Their complimentary salsas are also very tasty. \n\nI would give Cantina Loredo another try. It's a shame that we haven't found a good Mexican restaurant in the Summerlin area. My husband likes this place a lot more than I do. He is a fan of the fajitas. So, the 3 star review is an average of both of our opinions.


I bought a groupon to try this studio and style of yoga because my friend, Dray Gardner, is one of the instructors.  This style of yoga is challenging but a lot of fun. Dray is an amazing instructor.  I'd highly reccomend taking a class with him.  The studio is very nice looking, but there are several things about it that made me not want to purchase more classes once my groupon expired.\n\nFirst off, the locker rooms have no lockers.  All they offer are a few little unsecured cupboards for your belongings.  The shower curtain hooks are terrible because they're too small for the rod, thus the curtain doesn't easily glide open and close.\n\nThe studio has one large classroom that features three walls lined with mirrors, which is essential to yoga practice.  Typically, yoga studios have two mirrors, but three makes it a lot nicer.  Now, the biggest problem I have with the classroom is the floor.  It's laminate.  I understand that laminate floors are easy to clean, but topped with sweat and high humidity, it's extremely dangerous.  Before the start of my first class, Dray slipped and nearly fell as he walked into class.  The floor is starting to peel back in the back left corner.\n\nAll in all, Sumits style yoga is wonderful.  This studio just needs to reconsider some functionalities before I would consider returning.