The bookstore is, without a doubt, the most corporate bookstore in all of Madison. I'd even go so far as to label it a \"big brother\" entity. The benefits of their return policy end within the first month of the semester. \n\nI had the ink for my printer cartridge refilled, only to experience problems with it the very next day. \n\nSometimes a student is left with no other choice, but I'd recommend any other route available, as far as buying books are concerned. \n\nBuying books online is not only cheaper, it's also worth the wait.


I'm big on first impressions, so when friends said this place was good, we decided to check it out.\n\nOur waitress was very nice. The sushi was descent and the beer selection was great.\n\nHere's the bad: terribly slow service. It took over 30mins to make a simple roll. Luckily we dined with friends so we weren't in a hurry but we hardly saw our waitress. I shouldn't have to flag people down just to find out the status of an order. When she did finally return, she gave us our check. She never came back. Had to go to the counter to pay which is no big deal but I waited for 20mins just to pay. Staff just walked by me and several people waiting to pay, not even acknowledging anyone.\n\nI won't return. There is a huge selection of sushi places I would rather go to.


This place is crazy expensive for mediocre food! They have good drinks, cornbread and tortilla soup. That's it. My group of friends and I did not like our entrees. Chicken was overcooked and they smothered our pasta with this bland gravy-like sauce.\nWill not go back or recommend.


Ok, so a year later, I came back with the hope that the beer selection had improved.  After all, the trend is for restaurants and bars to improve craft beer selection.  I'm disappointed.  No craft beer on tap, and a couple of generic craft beers in the bottle. \n\nI can't imagine it would take much to get a variety of real craft beer ... several IPAs, some witbiers/hefe selections, and perhaps some stouts and porters. It would be an easy way to attract the beer aficionados with the money and interest to come in and have some quality beer. The food is GREAT, it's just that the beer selection SUCKS. Probably the last time I come into this place ... bummer.


I did a lot of research before booking this hotel.  All the photos on the websites only display the \"newer\" rooms.  When we booked it we were looking forward to staying at a nice hotel with a great location.  It was a great location but not a nice hotel. It was my first time in Vegas and I was looking forward to everything going as planned. Turns out it was an extra $30/night to upgrade to a \"newer\" room. I was very disappointed.  There always has to be something wrong or a catch when we book things online these days.  We did not want to spend any more money on upgrades so decided not to.  The room was clean looking but not really clean.  The website said it would come with many amenities.... but it came with only the basics: soap, shampoo, iron, blow dryer and tv.  No coffee machine or anything else! The carpet was stained and dirty.. i was afraid to go barefoot.  The bathroom was big and clean but the shower curtain was annoying.  The bed was king size and uncomfortable.  Nothing special about the sheets either. I was afraid of bed bugs... our room was far from the elevators but that was expected due to the huge hotel.  The hotel food was horrible.  I rather eat at Mc D's than the burger joint.  The pizza place was decent when the made it fresh.  And there was a scent/odor by the salon spa and store area... I don't know what it was but it made me nausea everytime we walked by to go to the garage. Almost like a wax smell.  Gross.  I don't know if I would stay here again unless I have one of the upgraded rooms.  I am usually not that picky but I do have bad allergies and sinus problems.


FAQ\n\nQ: This place is awful. Why would I ever go here?\nA: Two words: Dollar. Roulette.\n\nQ: You're kidding me, right?\nA: No! There's really Dollar Roulette there. AND Quarter Roulette. Trust me, twenty bucks goes a long way at this place. Another two words: Cheap. Booze.\n\nQ: Honestly, this place is just sad. Look at those old ladies pulling on those one-armed bandits. Look at those dealers with dead, dead eyes. Why even bother?\nA: Some more words: I. Lost. All. My. Money. Betting. On. Funny. Cide. To. Place. Instead. Of. Show.\n\nFYI ... This place IS a dump. But degenerate gamblers with no money flock here. My kind of scum.


....was not impressed... I know their menu is seasonal... but... it's just not that great. The Monkey bread was the best thing they had on the menu... and the first time I've ever seen Monkey bread on a menu, that's the only perk. It's a beautiful little place right next to the pool... and it's very small, just a heads up. The customer service wasn't  that great, it took forever to get our food and it wasn't even busy. My friend and myself sent our food back. She had the chicken and waffles and said it was horrible. I had a noodle soup thing... I went to fork my noodles out and a big clump of coagulated noodles came up on my fork... ICK! I sent it back and got the pulled pork sandwich. thankfully that was ok... just ok. I've had better... I wouldn't waste my time here, there's sooo many other great places to eat, but if you're craving some warm, honey, nutty Monkey bread... make the time to get some!


This shop is located in Container Park, its very nice. It is located on the first floor to the right as you walk into the park. Their selection of retro candy is very good. They carry violet flavored mints which are very rare and hard to find. The service I received was exceptional. I was given the full history of the mints and was able to special order a case of the mints at a discounted price! I also inquired about several other items that I was looking for and received excellent service on those. I would recommend Sweet Spot to anyone looking for retro style candy or candy in general.


I've tried Coffee Plantation twice. \n\nBoth times I ordered a vanilla latte, and both times the espresso was extremely bitter. The first time, it was just bitter coffee taste + milk (no vanilla or sugar flavor whatsoever). The second time, it was bitter coffee taste + vanilla syrup + way too much sugar.  No consistency in recipes apparently, but consistency in the espresso sucking.\n\nThe guy last night was reasonably nice. The girl I had the first time was very short, impatient and seemed very unhappy to be there. \nMenu is hard to read - sure, handwritten chalkboards are cute, but this one is a jumble and is hung way up and far back. \n\nThere is ample seating and it seems like a decent place to hang out. Unfortunately the coffee is so bad I wouldn't bother.


I really was hoping that I would like Harley's, as it is super close to us and would be the perfect neighborhood Italian place. Unfortunately, I was rather underwhelmed by today's experience. This is the first time I have actually been inside. I heard that it has recently been redone, so I cannot compare it to prior, but I thought the place looked rather inviting. Unfortunately, the food is just not that good. We had the calamari fritti, which I consider a safe choice. They did not taste bad - they tasted like nothing at all. I tried putting lemon on them, then marinara sauce, then salt. Finally I dipped them in olive oil. Each time it made them more memorable, but not more edible. We also tried the pizza (both the Italian meat pizza and the pesto chicken one). If I had bought a frozen pizza at the store and it tasted like that fresh out of the oven I would have thought of it as pretty good pizza and probably bought it again. However, I expect more of an Italian restaurant, especially considering how long it took to prepare (and there was only one other couple in the entire place). \nOverall, I am just disappointed. This place has great potential. I'm not saying I'll never come back. Maybe I'll have better luck with a pasta dish in the future. I just know it won't be for a while.


This is a great little place if you are looking a few drinks and some apps. The outside sitting area is my favorite place to hang out with friends, around the fire pit. The wine and drink list is impressive. I've been here several times now and the servers are friendly and helpful. I would give this 5 stars if the outside drinking/dinning area was non smoking.


Very impressed~ first visit with Ryan (on a referral from a friend) was great. I did have to wait past my appt. time, hence 4 not 5 stars.\n    Was polite and did a really terrific job on my hands & feet. I even messed up a nail and he was quite gracious about it, REALLY!\n     It is nice, clean and everyone was polite with the largest nail selection EVER!


I will start with the good, recliners alcohol & good hot food (burgers....)\n\nOther than this being a knockoff attempt at the Galaxy theaters, that is where the good ends. I am surprised at the 5 star ratings here as the consumer is truly getting screwed here. Why? Regal in its infinite wisdom to ensure Red Rock Regal maintains its sweet profit margin is restricting the movies shown at the \"nice\" luxury theater. Yes, mostly the shows will be Geri-rated. Snore! So if you want to view a blockbuster and also would like to sit it nice reclining seats go to a Galaxy theater where they are trying to screw you over.\n\nBut the theater is nice.


Great spicy NM food!


Trader Joe's is a little bit schizophrenic.  Some things about it warrant five stars, some warrant one star.  Hence the three-star review.\n\nFive star aspects: great house brand yogurts.  Good price on cage-free eggs.  Great prices on some decent cheeses.  Really good selection of reasonably priced wine (and beer).  In-store samples and wine tasting.\n\nOne star aspects:  sometimes the prices are low because the quality is as well.  This is most true in their nuts and dried fruit department.  I bought a bag of almonds and found that they were grade x (deformed, broken in the bag, etc.).  Similarly, we bought a container of mission figs and found that they were puny, runty little things.\n\nThe key here is to identify the things that work for you through trial and error.  You'll keep going back for the good stuff, but next time you'll know not to buy the \"Indian fare spinach lentil and garlic soup.\"  (what Trader Joe's food tester gave that muddy-tasting atrocity the thumbs up?)


I would much rather give this place zero stars. I scheduled a pick up and they sent me a window when they would be there and no one showed up. However I got a call saying he's running. A few Minutes behind I can understand. Here I am not calling customer service talked to 3 diff people aside from the guy Jason who called me the last guy then told me that the driver just went back to the warehouse then left and the best the could schedule me for was 2 weeks from now. Annoying. Never going to them again now that I sat at an empty apartment and wasted 7 hours of my day waiting for them.


Enjoyed the lychee tea. Love that each teapot is unique and their cookies were delicious.


Good food, but easily enough to split.  Loved the basil and cheese eggs, good potatoes.  The portions are gigantic (and for your heart's sake, I would advise splitting a meal), so come hungry.


Any pub on Rose St immediately has to compete with swathes of competitive drinking holes. As a result the Auld Hundred seems like another humdrum offering with nothing of particular attraction here. Then again, that may be exactly what the clientele like: a reliable and no frills establishment.\n\nYou'll find typically generous pub size portions with regards to food and a modest selection of ales, A- OK.


Went here for the first time this past weekend for a birthday party. There is some kind of deal where you get bottle service half off if you bring 10 people on your birthday. Plus we got free shots, free cover, and the birthday girl got $.01 drinks.Despite the fact that we were taking up prime couch space and hardly spending any money, the service was great. Our waitress kept coming back to replace the carafes and see if we needed anything even though her section was very busy.  \n\nThe only problem we had was we were sitting in a section that was all tables and nowhere near the dance floor, yet the music was still incredibly loud. It is frustrating to be sitting at a table not be able to hear someone who is five feet away. That said, they play a fun mix of 90s music and recent top 40 that most people who were not trying to talk seemed to enjoy.


It's Friday 5:00pm-- where should I go to get my happy hour fix? Came here straight from work after a looooong week! I heard about their 2 for 1 drinks and had to check it out. \n\nThey have a crazy amount of beer selection! I'm not much of a beer drinker but I do like trying fruity ciders or ales. Decided on blackberry cider ($5) and pear cider ($4). It's 2 for 1 so basically we got 4 beers for $9. That is a steal! It's pretty much a beer lovers heaven. \n \nDuring happy hour appetizers are either $3, $6, or $9! So for Food-- I decided on the steak nachos ($6). These were pretty damn creative. On top of each tortilla chip is all the ingredients in nachos and the cheese was melted on top surrounding all the ingredients. So it wasn't messy like nachos usually is. You just pick up the chip and eat it. Of course the portion isn't as big as they usually are but it still filled me up. \n\nThe beau got the chicken wings with fries ($6). Pretty good. I liked how the wings were just the right amount of hot. The fries stood out to me. It was crispy and seasoned just right. They weren't just regular ol' fries you find at a bar. \n\nAtmosphere is pretty laid back. There's bunch of TVs for the games. It was pretty packed when I got here but our server, Jose, did a good job checking on us.


Was visiting for a few days, why oh why did I wait until my last day  shere?  Tonkatsu ramen was creamy and savory at the same time, delicious!  Gyoza was also memorable.\n\nWhat I wish were not so memorable were the waitresses yelling the orders to the kitchen.  Please don't yell over my head, why don't you actually start shouting out the order to the kitchen when you have completed your short walk over there instead?


FOOD:  2-2.5 Stars\nSERVICE:  1 Star is Too Many\n\nHad 3 pies I needed for Thanksgiving.  Emailed and exchanged emails to pay for delivery of pies for $8.  No problem.  Even checked in a few days before to confirm delivery.  Response was no problem.\n\nSo day before thanksgiving, no pies arrived.  All day long.  I had wanted them before noon, per email, as I was leaving work early.   Called pick up location... supposedly many upset customers, no one had cell phone for Slade Grove.\n\nAt 5:30, the office shut down, two messages left, four emails, I had to leave and show up to a dinner party with no dessert.  \n\nNOT A SINGLE RESPONSE FROM OWNER ON ANY EMAIL, and they weren't even nasty at all.  I mean, anyone I know would have been nasty, but I don't believe in that.  Honestly, I was sure he must have been in an accident or some other emergency, and I would hear from him, no response.\n\nSo Christmas rolls around.  I write to him again, a week and a half early, ask for 3 pies.  Exchange emails with confirmations, no problems.  No mention from him again on earlier problem.\n\nThis time, I'm picking them up from pick-up place, a postal store.  When I got to pick up, only 2 of 3 pies are there.  No explanation.  Owner of store says \"I'm lucky to get any, as many people didn't get any pies they ordered.\"\n\nSo I take the pies home and eat them.  They were OKAY.  Not great, not even good.  Just okay.  I wouldn't pay $10 for one of them, let alone their $33 retail price tag.\n\nThey look like some brand new culinary student made them.  Maybe he brought it help for the Christmas order.  Whatever.  And they taste pretty decent, but not good.\n\nI can't tell you how disappointing the whole experience has been.\n\nSorry, all caps:  THIS GUY SHOULDN'T BE IN BUSINESS.  Some people just aren't made to run a business.  They don't have a lick of common sense, or business customer service, etc.  \n\nI'm sure the guy can bake.  I'm sure his food is delicious.  But he needs to work for someone else, who can operate a small business.\n\nIf you are thinking of relying on this guy to deliver food for an event, my advice is think again.  He burned me and many others... TWICE.\n\nI'm not even going to try and get my 3rd pie I pre-bought.\n\nNot worth the mental aggravation.\n\nSTAY AWAY.  You've been warned.


Not the usual Hilton standards.  The building is new but the decor is  old style, really.  The hallway is of dark reddish brown walls and our room had a BLACK toilet.  There was no hot or warm water the morning we were to check out, date 4/4/13.  The staff kept saying that we had to keep our water running to get the hot water up to our floor, done that, not working.  Anyways, there are lots of better places to stay than this Hilton failure.  The only good point is that we were connected to the mall.


Nice selection, local hangout spot, poorly located. At least currently it requires a walk slightly out of the comfort zone for some. Worth it if you aren't too cautious though.


All I can say is you can have your chicken bake, fried or grilled! And every way is the best to have... I was visiting with my family from out of town and stumbled to this place. I wanted to come again the next day but we had a flight out. Recommend this place to everyone for clean, great tasting and affordable food. The manager Matthew took care of us and he was excited about his new coke machine they installed. Go check it out!


Just moved from boring Chandler to the old west apache Junction! This bar is close enough that we can ride quads from the house to the bar! Haha awesome. Def a ghost town in the summer, mostly die hard locals and old crusty cowboys. Goood people watching! The 2 guy bartenders are pretty chill, there's one younger girl, a server that was a total B to my sister and I when we said the burger wasn't good. But she was nicer the next time we went back. The grilled chicken burger is awesome! The mammoth saloon has alot of character and nice outdoor seating and cold beer. I like it:)


Today, I had the distinct dis-pleasure of paying $9.55 for a 12\" Tuna, on Wheat, with a drink. I like tuna. And I like drinks. But I don't like paying $10 for a fast food sandwich. I've sorta been looking for a better place to grab lunch while I am at flight school, and this may be just the real legitimate reason I have been looking for. \n\nThen.... In my irritation, I try to find a price list for the sandwiches, and the pages are removed from the site. I stumbled upon the nutritional info for the sandwiches, and discovered that while none of the sandwiches are particularly \"healthy\", the Tuna sandwich is right up there in the mix for the worst. How do you screw up a tuna fish sandwich and make it unhealthy? Tuna, mayo, cheese, and bread. That's it...  Drown it in mayo. That would be my answer.


I just realized I tend to give a lot of 5-star ratings to places. This isn't because I'm an easy eater/drinker. I simply believe there are some world-class places in Pittsburgh that deserve recognition and high praise. I've eaten and drunk my way around many of the world's fine cities and culinary capitals, and what I'm seeing going on in Pittsburgh's food/drink scene is something special. \n\nBar Marco in many ways epitomizes the great things that are happening in Pittsburgh. First, it is in the Strip. The Strip is a national treasure of a neighborhood and needs more places to go at night where you won't get shot (okay, only half kidding about that). There are some good things going on, and Bar Marco is a major addition to the night scene in the Strip. Second, it does incredible drinks. These guys know how to mix a cocktail and how to dream up some impressive combinations. This is the best place for cocktails in the city right now, and is up there with some of the hip mixology establishments in NYC. Third, the kitchen puts out some tasty dishes. Most are tapas style, which is perfect. Everything is delicious. Fourth, the space is very cool and nicely decorated. I want to buy the art off the walls! And finally, the guys who own and run Bar Marco really care about what they are doing. They are super friendly and clearly love what they are doing.\n\nThis is going to be a hot spot. That's great -- but I hope they make sure there's always room for their \"early adopters\" who have supported it on cold, snowy, wet nights in the early days. I'm glad this place is just two blocks from where I live! That means I can have a few Manhattans (which are incredible) and stumble on home. This is exactly what the Strip needs in terms of a neighborhood bar (that isn't beer-driven).


I found this place when preparing for a long road trip.  I had just Google'd \"Road side attractions\" and this came up.  It's not a \"roadside attraction\" because it's actually a National Monument.  \n\nI think if you're in the area, stop on by.  Preferably if you have an Annual \"America The Beautiful\" national parks pass.  It's $5 per person.  Dog friendly, but not inside the museum (so you have to pick up your dog to go through the museum before heading out to the ruins).\n\nIt's definitely a wonderful site to see.  Cool b/c you can actually walk RIGHT UP to the ruins.


Over the last 8-9 years, I've flown into the Vegas airport numerous times. Not because I'm a big party animal, but because I have family who lives there. It's always funny to see people's reaction when I tell them I go there to visit my niece/nephew and not to party or gamble. They just can't seem to comprehend it...\n\nAnyhoo, this airport is fine for what it is. It has a worn down feel to it. Not sure if the slot machines are a pro or con, since I'm not a gambler. And the restaurant options leave much to be desired.\n\nHowever, this airport isn't BAD, either. Security is generally amiable. Flights are generally on-time no matter which airline you fly. I guess there really aren't many weather issues here (vs. fog in SFO or snow in Denver). If you check your bag, it's pretty easy to find the carousel that you need. And if someone is picking you up, parking in the garage is cheap ($2/hour) and the drive-by pickup is easy too.\n\nI don't cringe when booking a flight into McCarran, but I don't necessarily jump up and down with excitement, either. It's just a means to an end in my world.


Went to Blue 32 Sports Grill yesterday with the family for dinner. Laura took care of us and did a great job being our server. We started the festivities off with the happy hour nachos which comes with ground beef, sour cream, pico de gallo, cheese and jalepenos. The nachos were ok but nothing spectacular.\n\n Then my favorite part of the evening came next, they had Strawberry Lemonade on the menu,,,,,,,,,,Win! My wife loves Strawberry Lemonade and this Blue 32's version was definitely 5 stars. Every restaurant we go into she asks if they serve Strawberry Lemonade, the answer is usually no. Then she asks if they have Rasberry Lemonade and the answer is usually no. Then the server will respond that they have regular pink lemonade (the smart servers usually offer to have the bartender attempt to make the drink anyways). And she ends up having water. Needless to say, we saved a good 5 minutes in the ordering process.\n\nMy sons wolfed down the bacon cheeseburgers with the fries. They commented on how the fries were different and very tasty. Obviously the burgers were tasty as well. My wife enjoyed the grilled chicken sandwich with the honey mustard. \n\nI had the Monte Cristo Sandwich which comes with this outstanding rasberry jam and fries. But I swapped out my fries for onion rings for an extra buck. The sandwich is cut into quarters, although I wish it was cut into halves since the meat kinda slips out of the bread when cut into quarters. I enjoyed the Monte Cristo, it was ok but not outstanding. However, the rasberry jam saved the day and made the Monte Cristo very tasty, I even had to ask for some more jam. Their Onion Rings are some of the best I have ever had (they also have them on the happy hour menu). The bill came to $57.03 for 4 entrees, 4 drinks and an appetizer. Part of the equation in rating any restaurant for me is the value for the meal when combined with the taste of the food, service and ambiance. And definitely $15 per head including the tip (excluding the appetizer) is reasonable for dinner.


Cool place to check it out..


Tried this place out for the first time yesterday since the hubby was craving boba, and it was the closest one on our way home. I got the honey lemon tea, while he got the strawberry tea. My drink okay, not overly sweet, and had a hint of a rosy aftertaste, probably from the tea. His tea, however, sucked pretty badly. First they got his order wrong and gave him a strawberry milk tea. It would have been okay had his drink tasted good, but it tasted terrible. Despite him not wanting to, I forced him to take it back since it was their mistake anyway. They finally gave him his strawberry tea, but to his disappointment, it tasted like faucet water with an over abundance of sweetener. It was so bad that he threw his drink away after only a couple of sips. Maybe it's just us since we are used to the quality of tea we get at QQ boba in henderson, but this place really isn't worth coming back to.


I've stayed here twice. The last time over Thanksgiving. Yes, the hotel rooms need updating but the condition of the room are in line with pricing. It's reasonably priced and a clean place to sleep. The hotel does have some perfume smell that hits you as you enter the lobby. Overwhelming but thankfully it goes away. The casino is a good size, nice to not have to walk miles looking for people. And not too crowded. The comps accumulate quickly so get a mlife card. The food court options are nice for a quick and cheap meal. The casino cafe was also decent. Unfortunately, not much shopping so unless you only gamble, staying at Monte Carlo can get boring. The hotel staff have been generally nice too.


The food at this place was quite greasy and lacking flavor. I wouldn't call this place authentic as it's just a lot of fried food with greasy yellow cheese. I do NOT recommend this for visitors looking for authentic Mexican food.


Nice hotel and friendly staff.  A nice place to get away for a few days.


My favorite bar in Vegas! The staff is awesome, atomosphere is always fun and the owners take care of locals. Best place to hang out!!!


The only reason I'm leaving a star is because I absolutely have to.   The nicest way to put this is that the best part of my experience was exiting the building. Attentiveness to refills was poor. Appetizers as well as main meal and sides  were like warm and the fish was barely cooked and rubbery.   Broccoli was barely cooked needless to say I will never EVER be back.


When you go in an Irish Pub, you kind of expect beer and ale with your typical Irish fare, such like Shepard's Pie and Fish N Chips.  Yup, that is what you get here.  Small place and you typically have to wait to get in.    Having said that, the Burger was decent and the Fish N Chips was great.  I got the small and it was humongous, but more important hot, crispy and tasty.  I will be coming back just for that.  It's that good.


Very nice bar and the prices are very reasonable, if they put 2 (diamond) tables in there instead of 1 bar table and 1 build at home type pool table it would make this bar a very awesome place to hang out at and take pool league teams all week 24/7.


Went to the \"Feast Buffet\" @ Sunset Station for what they advertised as a \"Mother's Day Champagne Bruch\". I Called on Saturday to find out what hours the \"Champagne Brunch\"actually ended.  I was told \"All Day\"...I said Champagne Brunch ALL DAY? They said \"YES. ..8AM -9PM MOTHER'S DAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH\". So we got the abou 4pm..waited in line for about 45 minutes. When we were sat & I ordered Champagne they said \"There is no champagne.\" This is after paying over $100 for 3 adults & 2 minors. The waiter said they were out...\" no more\". I Then asked the front entrance staff who said champagne ends at 4pm. The HUGE sign in the front of the Buffet ALSO said Mother's Day  Champagne Brunch...all day. I then asked yo speak to a manager. ..told him my issue..he walked up to the huge sign & said. ..\"Champagne ends at 4.\"  The sign is wrong. It ALWAYS ENDES AT 4\". I then pointed out that it was a HOLIDAY/MOTHERS DAY & told him I had called ahead as well, and was told \"Mother's Day Champagne Brunch all day...he wanted to know THE NAME of who I talked to. Then he was making up excuses as he went. \n           1. IT'S 17.99 ANYWAY\n           2. THE CHAMPAGNE IS \n               COMPLIMENTARY..NOT INCLUDED\n               IN THE PRICE. (  WHAT !??)\n           3. THE SIGN IS WRONG.\n           4. YOU COULD'VE TALKED TO A \"MAIN HUB\"...whatever that means..they addressed me by name when I called Sunset Station..so Not a hub..jerk.\nSo hear I am \"The Mom on Mother's day\" getting the \"Too bad for you...go away attitude.\" By now my husband had realized what's going on and also want's an explanation.  The same clueless bald guy manager comes over so we asked for HIS manager...so here comes another guy spouting the same REHEARSED EXCUSES..didn't care AT ALL about us,  our problem...NOTHING. I  told them and now I am telling all of you. I will NEVER go back to The Feast Buffet at SUNSET STATION. We came for a special day and I was do upset at how we were treated that I could BARELY eat. The food was s 4 out of 10. The selection 3 out of 10. The waiters & waitresses are the best thing about this place.  But something tells me from the way we were treated that they probably aren't treated great either. Bottom line here. I got 2 glasses of Champagne that were very readonable & tasted for good $ 3.74 each.....BUT it's the point that they advertise one thing...get you there and then say. ..basically. ..YES, WE MADE S MISTAKE,  WE ARE NOT GOING TO MAKE IT RIGHT & TO BAD! YOU ALREADY PAID! VERY POOR MANAGEMENT.


Don't eat anything but the chicken. Everything else is nasty. Charlotte should be a BBQ mecca, it isn't because of the chains. Go back to Florida, they like it there.


After 5 hours of nonstop driving from SD to Las Vegas, the fam decided to stop by the \"asian\" area and get some food before we checked in at our hotel. Bad choice.\n\nWhen you first walk in, you are greeted with a wall of awards, recognitions, and accolades from websites and critics. I've been to a Sam Woo BBQ before, and this was uncommon. I thought it would lead to a good start, I was wrong.\n\nThose awards were issued in 2001, and boy, did they really change the restaurant till now. I ordered the roast pork and roast duck rice dish. Just to let you know, the prices for the food served here are double the price if the Sam Woo back in SD ($7-$10, Las Vegas Sam Woo $7-$20). Came pretty fast. The duck was OK, but the pork was really fatty. In fact, it was almost ALL fat. Not too good.\n\nMy dad, on the other hand, ordered the Singapore noodles. While we were eating our food and finishing up, his food hasnt even left the kitchen yet. We asked if they forgot his order, and one of the waiters jus rudely replied:\n\n\"Its coming out, wait.\"\n\nAfter 10 minutes we asked again. Turned out they JUST started the order the second time we asked. The waiter didnt even acknowledge the chefs in the kitchen to see if they started. The food came, but the service spoke for itself already.\n\nNO GOOD.


A friend of mine who is a Vegas resident recommended this place to me.  So good he comes multiple times a week. And he did not steer me wrong.  \n\nOxtail pho ($11.95): gigantic portion... 3 girls each ordered one and we could have shared one. Plenty of oxtail and meat fell right off the bone. Broth was good and noodles had a food bite. Overall wonderful.\n\nLobster pho (market price ~$29.95): for the price, it actually wasn't that bad. Definitely something to share. I would say it's something you order once, but probably won't order again. Good, but not great. \n\nOxtail fried rice ($9.95): my favorite menu item. Plentiful chunks of oxtail mixed on well with buttery rice topped with an egg. \n\nOxtail fries (can't remember price, it was a special of the day): my least favorite item. Mediocre and lacked the sparkle I found in the others dishes


Went for dinner on a Saturday with 7pm reservations.  There were several empty tables around us but they quickly filled up.  Nice decor and a comfortable setting.  From the Bank of America parking garage, go through the doors near the elevators on Level 6.  A short walk takes you to a down escalator that puts you at the upstairs entrance.\n\nThe food was very good and our server, Matt, was very helpful as we navigated the menu.  His knowledge of the menu was on point as he explained the differences in the red wine reductions served over the duck breast and beef short ribs.  (Duck breast sauce more sweet and short ribs sauce more savory.)\n\nWe shared the charcuterie sampler (3 meats, 2 cheeses and crostini served with olives and hot mustard.)  We made our selections from both the standard menu and the daily menu, which included sopresatta and salami.  A great appetizer for sharing.\n\nOur entrees were the braised beef short ribs and the salmon.  The ribs were tender and flavorful.  The preparation of the salmon was very simple (seasoned and grilled) but was executed perfectly.  We had sides of pan fried corn and yukon puree and both were excellent.  The portion sizes of the sides were sufficient for two.\n\nIn summary, great food and great service.  Can be a bit pricey when you start adding sides.  But we will definitely go back.


Well, after having a pretty terrible experience at Maki of Japan at the northlake food court, I was eager to try Yeung's to see if their Asian food is any better. Better, yes, is it much better no?\nI got the singapore noodle and the lo-mein. The lo-mein tasted like soy sauce, the flavor was not impressive. THe singapore noodle while greasy lacks salt, i was seriously about to walk back and get a couple packets of salt for my noodle. The price  here is $6.10 for a 1 entree with 1 side plate. Spring rolls are $1.32...Soups are like $1.50. The price is not bad, not much different than Maki. They accept credit card but not American express.


I'll get straight to the point.  The pepperoni pizza wasn't any better than frozen, microwaveable pizza I've bought at the market.  All I could taste was the charred crust.  Maybe it was our fault for not getting their house specialty BBQ chicken pizza, but if they char the crust on that as much as they did w/ this, then I'll pass on that as well.  The description actually states that there's a slight char (since they grill the pizzas), but I would hardly describe our pizza as being slightly charred.  All we could taste was the char.\n\nThe Fontina burger was good.  The veggies were fresh (as they are grown basically in the backyard of the restaurant) and each bite was just tender and savory.  I really enjoyed it.\n\nThe onion rings were crispy and flavorful, but I wouldn't get the chili cheese fries again.  Nothing special there.\n\nThey have a ribs and waffles combo that I'd want to try if I were to ever return.\n\nBTW, interesting bathroom.  That's all I'll say about that.


I really like this place.  The food, drinks, and wine are always delicious.  The service is great,  but I can't get over how loud they play the live music on Friday and Saturday nights.  The music itself is fun and provides a great feeling, but don't plan on being able to have a conversation if you're in the main room while they pump it in on a speaker.


Came into Vegas for business/and also to attend the SEMA show.  Our company decided to stay here.\n\nThe major complaints are as follows:\n\n1. the non-smoking rooms reeked of cigarette smoke.\n2. After my meetings - went back to the room to do some emails, and pull back the covers to the bed - only to find the bed was soaking wet with what I do not know!\nI called the front desk - and they apologized and said they would clear it up first thing in the morning.  You can imagine, how I feel after jumping into a bed that is soaked with the unimaginable!\n3. I ended up sleeping in the chair by my computer because they would not help me change rooms until the following morning!\nAll the Mandalay Bay could muster up was a big $50.00 credit (no new room) \n\nDo not bother with this hotel, with the way the economy is - all the other 4 and 5 star hotels in Vegas are so much better........with much better customer service.  Try Bellagio or Ceasars.


This is the first dentist I've had that I actually enjoy.\n\nI've been to Dr. J several times now and I can confirm that she is excellent in terms of both bedside manner and actual dental work. She is very conscientious of pain level and provides steady positive reinforcement (I've never been so praised for doing so little: \"Now Bite.\" \"Good job.\") Also any time a person has drilled in your mouth at length and you still enjoy their services is a small miracle in my mind and Dr. J has achieved this feat.  So the important part, the dentist, is covered here, but there's also some less tangible things that make this a great place:\n\n1) Open late. Go to the dentist after work and save those sick days for hangovers and impromptu road trips.\n\n2) The nicest office staff ever. Like ever. Spectacular customer service with no exception. They really convince me that that they were happy to see me. I still believe it. \n\n3) The office is small but very well appointed. Of course they have TVs above the beds (seems to be standard in Vegas) but everything is very stylishly put together.\n\n4) Lee's Discount Liquors is in the parking lot. While they may inform you to wait an hour to eat they have never told me to wait a specific amount of time before consuming gratuitous amounts of alcohol. (If you bite your tongue or a hole in your cheek that's on you drunkie.)\n\nTLDR: Great Dentist, Great Service, Great Office.\n\n7/2014  Update: I've been here five more times and still love it. Still Great!


This is a homemaker's wonderland boutique that delights even those who are not so much into cooking.  (Such as myself.) \n\nWhile I do not really see myself purchasing half the specialty utensils, (and no, I'm not talking about the garlic press - those are common compared to the job-specific items located here!), it makes me wish that I had the know-how and tenacity around the kitchen to wield them with gusto!  But alas, all I can do is stare and dream.\n\nThat aside, I love wandering through Williams-Sonoma.  The service is friendly enough for someone who really hasn't asked extensive questions, but won't harass you if you're there just to browse.  \n\nMy main love when I go there is the La Cornue oven - talk about a gorgeous appliance that I've only seen located at the WS stores.   To me, at least, seeing the money spent to get such a quality stove shows they take the fine details seriously.\n\nAlso, their sale section is pretty cool.  You can get some seasonal or \"hot\" cookie cutters in discount for SUPER cheap, such as Star Wars, Disney's Cars, or things that you know would make a great gift for someone in your life who is into that.  And who knows, maybe they'll make you cookies on a regular basis as well as a thank-you.  :D


I'm not sure what your expecting for $16.99. I didn't mind it. I was on a diet when I ate here. It was doable but I did end up using all my calories at breakfast. Crazy, right? It was just average. It wasn't horrible. I've had horrible. It's just on the lower end for Las Vegas...or as the locals call it Vegas..or maybe they just say LV!


Have been twice in last 2 months.  This place is on my way home...(work at val vista/202 and live in Queen Creek).  I agree with Renata K's review.  I was not impressed the first time I went.  I had the Arizona Burrito...it was a touch on the greasy side, and really not much overall flavor.  I wouldn't call it bad, just something you could make better at home, therefore NOT worth spending money for.  \nI gave them another try today.  Ordered a Carnitas burrito, because Carnitas is what I compare mexican places by.  \nUnfortunately this was again a burrito with no real flavors.  Very big, but very bland.  From now on I think I will just spend my burrito money at Los Fav's down the street.


So the big question since we moved down to Charlotte has been, Where the heck can we find a good bagel and slice of pizza? Someone told me that Einstein bagels has bagels that taste just like New York bagels, so I checked them out. Sadly, I was misled. Although, I must say, they were the closest I've found so far. I ordered a honey-wheat bagel and it tasted very fresh, it was still hot and soft. Put a little of their garden veggie cream cheese and I was good to go. Their cream cheese was VERY good, it wasn't as thick as most are and they didn't glop on enough for 4 bagels onto my one bagel. It was very light tasting, almost like hummus. YUM! If this is as close as it's going to get to a NY bagel, I'll take it.


7/4/12\n\nI'd visited a few years ago, but it was too busy, and I didn't have time to wait 30 to 45 minutes to be seated, so I left.  I've had CK bookmarked to try since.  When I heard word that CK was offering a Fourth of July special (buy one entree, get the second for $4), I thought it was time to see what all the fuzz was about.\n\nTwo weeks beforehand, I made plans with a cousin to have lunch here on the 4th.  What a surprise to find out that CK was serving brunch, as well, and we breakfast lovers were thrilled to check out the breakfast items.  While our server went to check on a few ingredients for me, my cousin decided she'd try one of CK's more popular menu items, the Green chile burger, with poblano chile, cheddar, and chipotle aioli. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/IsoLzudHC50oJLiEWpwV-w?select=MrEVQGZ6ZpX_8iuN0UWPxg#MrEVQGZ6ZpX_8iuN0UWPxg  As you may notice, the kitchen had forgotten to add the chipotle aioli, but this was quickly remedied when we asked for some.  (Service during lunch was very friendly and quick.)  I couldn't decide between the French omelet (which, funnily enough, my cousin and I initially mistook to be French toast and wanted to order this immediately) and the Lemon-ricotta hotcakes, but when I was told I could order one pancake for around $2, I chose the Classic French omelet, with sauteed spinach, gruyere, and herbs http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/IsoLzudHC50oJLiEWpwV-w?select=TVcjVg-hfSZCtnFq3FnaZA#TVcjVg-hfSZCtnFq3FnaZA and a hotcake.  http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/IsoLzudHC50oJLiEWpwV-w?select=dtpAV4WfApPEZx_PvczrxA#dtpAV4WfApPEZx_PvczrxA  The omelet struck me as overcooked, and it was.  I asked my cousin to try it, and she too didn't like it, so I let our server know, and she quickly offered to take it away and replace it with something else.  I chose a plate of hotcakes, since we pretty much inhaled the first one!  I apologize for the lack of a photo...  My hunger got the best of me.  BTW, cousin loved her burger-- she finished all of the meat!  I never knew she could eat as much as me.  :)\n\nThe decor was beautiful-- lovely dark wooden tables and chairs, cozy booths lined with dark wooden beams, and heavy red fabric curtains, lightened with light-colored flowers, adorned the windows.  It felt classy bistro married country French and had a baby.  It worked for me.  \n\nA few days leading up to the Fourth, I thought a friend would enjoy trying out the dinner menu with me, so we agreed to meet there slightly before 6p.  It was very busy, much louder, and darker indoors that night.  The wait proved to be around 30 mins, or so, and we were given a buzzer as we elected to wait at the bar.  He ordered a cucumber-laced cocktail, while I asked for a blackberry-prickly pear concoction.  Both glasses were served to us without coasters or napkins, so our glasses left puddles on the table from which water would eventually end up dripping from our glasses to other points of the table, or, in my case, on me.  Even when we were finally seated at the table, our cocktail glasses remained un-coastered (is that even a word?), but now we had water glasses, too.  What a mess...\n\nBefore we were seated, I had to use the restroom, and I'd already noted earlier, as we walked towards the bar, that it's much harder to traverse the restaurant's space on my four-inch heels.  Not so much because of the heels, but because the textured floor was very slippery, and it wasn't even wet then.  On my return from the restroom, I had to pass the hallway between the kitchen and the bar, and I slipped on a water spill.  Thankfully, I was able to recover without having to hit the ground, but when I hailed a passing employee to alert her of the spill, how I almost had an accident, and that maybe she could see that it was taken care of, she just looked at the spill, then at me, and then proceeded to head to wherever she was going before I stopped her.  She didn't acknowledge that there was a problem, so I assumed she didn't care and wasn't going to do anything about it.  \n\nThe food was OK-- he wanted to try the salmon ($22), but was going to order the filet mignon ($37) http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/IsoLzudHC50oJLiEWpwV-w?select=W6wIGzyT32_AvSvqe7uuHA#W6wIGzyT32_AvSvqe7uuHA, and I secretly wanted to try the filet, so I ordered the fish, so that we could try both!  http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/IsoLzudHC50oJLiEWpwV-w?select=oDlf6yqCLHn7uw3SuZfflg#oDlf6yqCLHn7uw3SuZfflg  The filet was TERRIFIC.  Perfectly cooked- he asked for pink throughout, but there were a few red spots.  Still tasted amazing.  The kitchen ran out of mixed veggies so friend ended up with bok choy, which he's never had before, but soon learned to like it.  The salmon would've been very good, if it didn't have a slight rancid-fish taste to it.  The lemon-white wine reduction helped.  Still, our plates were clean at the end of our meal.  (He was hungry.)\n\nThanks to CK for brunch and dinner.  In spite of a few mishaps, we all enjoyed the experiences.


My friend and I went here for lunch the other day and it was a very interesting experience.  She was on her lunch break from work so she was in her uniform, a pretty obvious indication that we're going to be in a hurry.  We sit at the bar since it's pretty slow and that way would be able to order right away with the bartender.  She came over and took our drink orders then wandered off to go get them.  While she was doing that a group of about four guys came in and sat a few seats down from us.  They must have been very interested because they caused the bartender to completely forget about us.\n\n\nShe dropped off our drinks and rushed over to take their order.  A few minutes later she must have gotten the crazy idea that maybe we wanted something to eat as well so she asked if we wanted some menus.  Um, yeah...thanks for noticing!  She quickly took our order, taking time out in between to find out if the group of guys needed another round.  I'm sorry that it took us all of two minutes to tell you what we wanted to eat, next time we'll try to speed that up for you.\n\nOnce we finished my friend asked to have her food boxed up to take home.  Now, some restaurants have such great customer service that they actually box it up for you, other offer you different sizes and check to see if you need containers for condiments as well.  Here at the Fox and Hound they throw the box in front of you as they're hurrying to flirt with the group of guys sitting near you.\n\nNeedless to say we were less than thrilled with our lunch hour experience.  But at least now we know that if we want to have good service next time we just need to make sure that there are absolutely no men in the restaurant to distract the server!


HIT AND MISS. MOSTLY MISS. GO FOR THE TUNA STARTER AND ORDER A DOUBLE PORTION; REAL HIT!\n\nTHE FOOD\n-- tuna sashimi dish is great value, great flavors. order it.\n-- coconut rum with watermelon liqueur a winner, if only the bartender would remember to add the fruit. do you need a recipe book?\n-- hash with eggs arrives eggs-over-hard despite my instructions for easy\n-- toasted english muffin slathered with butter, but not toasted.\n-- chicken salad's chicken was bland except for the rub on the edge. boo.\n-- taco plate features raw, unprepared corn tortillas. yeah, i can pull one from the bag and dump something in it too! why would i pay for that?\n-- salsa too salty\n-- cole slaw just not interesting, ends up a plate filler. blech.\n\nTHE DECOR\n-- hip sealed concrete, bulk tiki statues everywhere, and faux Eames chairs complete the hip look, framed by Green-Apple table shades and roll-up garage-door walls.\n-- designers kept the awesome hexagon street-facing window and high ceilings in the bar area. kudos.\n\nTHE REST\n-- starting to develop a pet peeve for \"sauces\" delivered via ketchup squirter bottle atop my item or side dish. IT GOES UNDERNEATH THE ITEM OR NEXT TO IT! OR IMAGINE.... IN IT.\n-- no reservation taken unless you've got six in your party. BOO. be ready for 30-minute wait in summer when no one's sitting outside.


Wow! What a great find!! Visiting from California and came with my family! Everything was great! I had the Chinese Chicken Salad, side of fries I split and the Nutella Milkshake! All so good. The building is so cool! Our server was training to we had 2!


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UltraStar is new to the Phoenix area. It has a spacious lobby with all the warmth of a airplane hanger. Its corporate vibe is immediately apparent in every aspect of the consumer experience. One can almost sense the calculated, committee-approved decision making that dominates the theatre. \nThe concession stand and gourmet coffee bar must seem amusing to Europeans. The seating area has little ambiance and is certainly not a place I'd spend any time hanging out. Boring.\nThe theatre I viewed the film in was serviceable, but nothing outstanding comes to mind. The film started on time. The UltraStar management really would benefit from a visit to a Harkins theatre to get this whole thing 'figured out.'


The $20.13 3 course lunch was amazing. The fish lovraki, salmon, lobster pasta was all cooked to perfection. The octopus was amazing, never had such tender octopus. The bread to dip in olive oil was so good, crunchy crust. Real rustic bread.\n\nI have nothing bad to say about this restaurant including the service. All 5 stars.\n\nThe yogurt martini dessert was a perfect ending. I didn't think I was gonna get full from the pictures i saw but I did.\n\n******Tips*****\n\n1. lunch starts at 12pm ends at 2:30pm you need to get in by 2pm. They shut the restaurant between end of lunch and dinner. Business casual dress\n\n2. reservation is not needed for lunch but I recommend it, as its getting popular for their lunch special.\n\n3. Even tho their lunch special for 3 courses is $20.13, some of the items are supplemental meaning you need to pay extra. The octopus everyone is raving about is $10 more on top of the $20.13,  and  the lobster pasta is $15 more. The extra price is well worth is.\n\n4. In my opinion the Greek yogurt martini is the best dessert unless you don't like yogurt, I was told its made in house. Its very rich and creamy. The thickest yogurt I've ever had. Slight tang with a touch of sweetness.\n\nI payed $120 for 3 people for lunch. That included the octopus appetizer and the lobster pasta that we had to pay extra for.


Fat Sandwich Company. The name says it all really. The perfect place to order the most outrageous and over the top sandwiches that pack 2,000 calories into one 8\" bun. It is impossible to leave this place still hungry that's for sure. \n\nThe place is small and divey, which serves it's purpose perfectly. The menu is as over the top as you would expect from a place named Fat Sandwich, serving up everything from deep fried cheesecake, to a 20,000 calorie monstrosity known as \"The Big Fat Ugly\", to a bacon cheeseburger on a glazed doughnut. They also deliver beer-- every college kids dream-- and they're conveniently located right on campus.\n\nThe bottom line is, the place isn't meant to be fine dining, it's meant to give you the most densely packed, calorie infused, cardiac arrest inducing food this side of the Mississippi. It succeeds and then some. Would recommend it to everyone at least once. Truly a local legend.


Trying to knock off as many requests from readers as I can, I recently ventured to Red Rock to check out LBS who touts themselves as \"the best burger in Las Vegas.\" I've heard many positive comments about this burger, and I was quite nervous coming into it since it was in a casino location. With the opportunity for them to be lazy and overpriced, they didn't disappoint, but some very important questions arose.\n\nLocated directly off the casino floor amongst a few other restaurants, LBS has a pretty open, plain, unassuming interior. I guess they're trying for the Texas/American theme with the bull horns, license plates on the ceiling, and paint peeling off the brick walls. I made the mistake of going during Monday night football, if you don't like your dinner interrupted by some jackass from the local radio station pulling names out of a hat for Twilight DVD's, pick a different night.\nWhat I love about the menus is how many burgers you get to choose from, they really feature all their pre-made options, the do-it-yourself portion is really a side note. This is a bit different than a lot of the more recent burger ventures out there, and more than welcome. There are also sliders, salads and a few different shakes; none of which I tried on this trip.\n\nTo keep things simple I went with the 'Classic' so I could easily sample the meat and basic toppings. Cooked almost as ordered, my medium-rare burger had great flavor, the meat was tasty and had a slight peppery flavor to it that I've noticed with more than a few burgers lately. The pickles had strong flavor along with the other fresh toppings and were all quite good. The bun was a little on the stiff side, but I found myself ok with it through the course of the meal. Overall I was very impressed with the flavor and was happy with the results.\n\nThe part that threw me was the fries; supposedly 'fresh cut', they were just not good. It's always very difficult to fall in love with a great burger when the fries you're presented with suck. I know this is a burger blog, but the fries are an extremely important part of a burger meal, and these really took away from it. They weren't awful, they just weren't that great. I feel like a lot of places are getting very lazy with their fries and that's a problem. And before anyone complains, I must point out how many people love In-N-Out but hate their fries. Am I right?\n\nAt $11.95 for my burger, I don't think it was too high, especially for a casino location. The meat was great, and the burger was very tasty. That price even includes fries, so by the time you add a drink you're only around $14-15 which is still almost in the crappy Five Guys or Smashburger territory, but with way better flavor. LBS is definitely worth the trip to Red Rock, let's just get them to work on their fries a bit and I might give them a higher score.


READ MY WORDS PEOPLE:\nDO NOT GET YOUR VEHICLE WORKED ON IN ANY WAY AT THIS LOCATION!\nThey had my vehicle in  for a simple oil change and an hour later it was torn apart with no end in sight. I had to take the unbolted pieces  home myself and reinstall them.\nThey moved slower than slow and  between 6 of them.....they were all on breaks at one time. I actually had to rescue my vehicle from them!\nAs an ex- mechanic of twenty years, i have a keen sense of  clueless repair people and this was a graduating class. Stocking shelves....fine but trusting them with your vehicle is a no go. I have dealt with knowledgeable techs at other locations but this location really needs an overhaul. Steer clear and hopefully someone who cares in the management dept there will see this!!\nRuined my whole day !


Who doesn't love CPK? This restaurant has been around since I was a kid. Unfortunately, there aren't too many locations here in Vegas. They really should consider opening a location away from the strip.\n\nWhat I like about CPK is that they are always consistent. I walk in knowing that I will eat good food and leave happy. Here are some of my favorites:\n\n-The original BBQ Chicken Pizza: gotta love this classic. Always comes out hot and delicious! \n-Spinach Artichoke Dip: I have ordered this dish at many restaurants, but CPK has the best one. Its very smooth, creamy, and easy to dip!\n-Garlic Cream Fettuccine with Chicken: another classic that I love. The sauce is thick and full of flavor, which is how I like my pastas!\n-California Club Sandwich: I ordered this a couple of times when I lived in California and I remember it being surprisingly good. I think the herb cheese focaccia bread was very tasty.\n-Avocado Club Egg Rolls: I have never tried this, but my husband loves them.\n\nOne dish you might want to stay away from is the Crispy Mac N' Cheese. We ordered it when the new small plates menu came out. It sounded interesting because they use Panko, but it was very cold and the cheese was flavorless. \n\nService has always been pretty good and attentive. Definitely one of the better dining options at the mall!


I went here on recommendation from a friend.  I saw the reviews it had already picked up and figured it couldn't be too bad.  Well, its not too good either.  My first issue is that they don't offer Egg Beaters as a substitute.  Not a big deal, but I had assumed a trendy place and trendy spot might.  Next, the potatoes that were served to me were absolutely from the day before.  We have all had leftover potatoes and know the difference.  Finally, the restrooms and the soap \"squeeze\" bottle were incredibly filthy.  \n\nUnless you simply can not make scrambled eggs on your own, avoid the hype of this place.


So the service was good--timing, acceptional since we were in no rush.. \n\nOrdered a venti iced coffee & a tall White Mocha (hot)\n\nBut she didn't give us a straw for the iced coffee.. and we had driven off before we noticed.  Maybe she was a new barista because she seemed a bit nervous


Way to much salt on everything and I like salt but this was over the top. I was looking forward the the veggie fries but I couldn't eat more than a few. The chicken was fatty, really fatty and flavorless aside from the layer of salt.\nMy friend raves about the burgers so maybe that's the way to go....\n\n\nHonest to god I wouldn't eat here again for free. Gross.


I've always been blown away here.. From the moment you walk in the staff has such a nice air about them. I've been here a few times but I forget to check in, this salon has been my go to spot for my beauty needs the second I discovered it. \n\nD'Lisa has done a Brazilian wax for me (which by the way was QUICK! not as painful as I expected, D'Lisa has an awesome personality and doesn't mind chatting while she does it), and a few eyebrow and lip waxes. After my first visit I decided I would try to have my hair cut and styled here as well, and I chose Vanessa... And I couldn't be happier! She is very sweet like everyone else. She did a great job and this last visit, we decided to make a drastic change. I had very long, thick hair. She suggested a short cut and I love it. I also had my eyebrows and lip recently waxed by Taylor as well and I was incredibly happy with those results too. I always love to come in and relax. They also offer drinks and snacks which I think is nice. Happy one year anniversary to this location!\n\nOverall extremely happy to find this gem of a business with people so kind. Everything has been spectacular!


I went here because it was highly rated on yelp. Not a good idea. Everyone mentioned using a coupon so I called and ask how I use a coupon. They said just mention it when you stop in. I arrived within one hour of my phone call and mentioned that I was the caller that asked about the coupon. He did the test and told me that he would deduct the coupon. My receipt for the DMV showed that he deducted the coupon but he didn't give me a credit card receipt because of their credit card scanner I guess cant print them. Well of course when I looked at my credit card online that evening I saw he DID NOT TAKE OFF THE COUPON. I called the next day and asked him to refund my credit card. He tried or pretended to try and then said he could do it. He said I would have to stop in and he would give me cash. So I had to take my time and gas and drive back there to get the $2 he failed to give me to start with. I am sure that most people don't take the time to go back and get the money and that they do this on purpose. My advice is to go to a $10 smog shop not in a repair shop that doesn't require coupons. Don't go here if you expect to get $2 off their already higher price!


Phenomenal BBQ! We had the brisket sandwich and the Smokin Plate. Everything exceeded our expectations. I'm only sorry that we don't live closer!


As a San Francisco bay area resident, I thought it would be interesting to try Asian cuisine in Montreal's Chinatown District. Beijing came up as a highly YELP rated place. And, so we gave them a shot. \nTypical, super noisy, large open room, that has too many tables and chairs packed into it. We ordered the Chicken Soo Guy. The server described Soo Guy as a 'special Asian sauce\" . . .UH, your typical sweet and sour sauce is not what I would call \"special\". . . sorry, didn't like it one bit. The spicy beef had a bit of flavor, but that was only because we asked for it to come out \"SUPER\" spicy. . . What's it like in the normal preparation?  All in all, I was not impressed with this place, and would not return.


Union Pig & Chicken has some of the best BBQ that I've found in Pittsburgh. The brisket is soft and falls apart with a fork, although some of the pieces can be overly fatty. Every time I've been the service has been decent, but slow. Union is also a surprsingly good place to go for lunch, The sandwiches they serve are delicious. One last note, definitely get the mac & cheese. It's that good.


Thoroughly unimpressed.  Very weak salsa selection. The red salsa reminded me of Taco Bell. The strawberry margarita was AWFUL!!!  Definitely won't be back. \nWant some good Mexican food?  Come up to Pinetop and go to Los Corrales.


I brought my sick cat in with some very specific requests- I had a fairly good idea of what was wrong with her (having been through this particular illness before) and knowing the treatment that had worked best for her last time she had this problem. I am new to the area and was searching for the right vet to help take care of her.\n\nThe vet tech at the hospital was amazing; she was very caring and I could tell she knew her stuff. The vet whom I saw, though, left me with a very bad impression. He recommended all kinds of expensive tests that my cat did not really need (I had learned that from experience). Even after I explained to him specifically what I wanted, he really tried to push the expensive tests by giving me worst case scenarios. I honestly felt like he was trying to capitalize on my affection for my cat in order to make money.\n\nLong story short, I took my cat to another vet with my same requests and was listened to this time. She got the medicine she needed and is now healthy again. Had I listened to the vet at Fletcher Heights, I have no doubt she would have eventually gotten what she needed, but I'd also be down several hundred dollars in order to get her back up to snuff.


This restaurant NEVER answered their telephone. Their info said they opened at 1130 and even up until 12 noon no one answered the telephone. All u wanted to do was make a reservation!


The east side store is vastly disappointing. Sales staff are not as well trained as you would think. They talked me into a car stereo that wasn't my first choice. Then scheduled the install. I arrived early and was the first customer of the day. After 20 min the technician saud he wasn't going to be able to install this steteo in my vehicle. Excuse being they didn't have  the needed bracket. Now if I was  driving a Ferrari that might make sense. Only I DRIVE A FORD. \nMy advice...if you're needing expertise. Best Buy East cannot accommodate you.


Great food! Great drinks! Great staff! The sangria was delicious. Our waiter was a sweetheart. Cabo Wabo at this point would have gotten 5 stars from me until I checked the bill. Cabo Wabo charges entertainment fees and or service fees aside from the auto gratuity. Strange and unusual, yes, but they still do it. \nA great place for drinks and dining but always check your receipt for mystery fees.


You get what you pay for... sometimes. I dropped off a few shirts and pants last week and when I went to pick them up, a shirt was missing. Steve claimed it had been \"held\"  though it simply needed basic dry cleaning. He then said \"they do this to me all of the time.\"  When I took my duvet cover in, it took a week and a half longer to return than promised. Overall, very little lack of empathy for their mistakes and poor customer service.


This is a great pizza place. Perfect brick oven taste at a good price. The pies run you for about 12 bucks. If you've ever been to Grimaldi's before this place has a similar taste. Best pizza restaurant I've been to in Arizona yet.


Overpriced and nothing special. \nMy $15 margarita came in a small cafeteria-style glass with barely any liquor, definitely not enough to get me lit. The $10 beer helped a little. One bite of my $20 burger made me regret even getting food. \nNext time I get the option to go to Margaritaville, I'm choosing AA instead.


Amazing dinner; outstanding service.  \n\nPrime filet mignon \"carpaccio,\" celery hearts, truffle hollandaise, white truffles from Alba, Italy; U.S.D.A. prime, Illinois corn fed, aged 21 days, bone in New York sirloin 20 Oz (rare); wild field mushrooms & Japanese shishito peppers... a meal to remember.


The food was good.  It wasn't awe inspiring by any means, but the flavor choices were well paired and the wine and beer selection is excellent.\n\nThe atmosphere was great too.  It's a younger crowd, really happening, and seems like a great place to grab a drink.\n\nWhere they failed miserably was in the service.  It's clear from the start they're trying to turn over tables asap (which I realize is part of the point from a business perspective, but making that obvious is a huge turnoff).  The waitress came to our table 3 times before we were ready to order, all within the span of the first 5 minutes, before we had even received our 1st drinks.  Once she brought the apps out, she vanished.  Another server brought us our entrees while we were still HALFWAY THROUGH our apps.  That may sound picky, but it's a huge pet peeve of mine.\n\nWhen we finally got finished with our apps, I needed another drink.  Unfortunately our original server never came back to the table until I was done with my entree, at which point another drink was moot.\n\nTerrible service overshadowed good food.


The food is good, but I don't like the religious references in the name or in the decor. I am not a religious person and do not believe in god. I am not keen on being surrounded by Bible quotes when I'm eating lunch. The hipster decor belies the religious backstory, and perhaps that's intentional. I will probably not visit again for this reason. That is my personal choice based upon my beliefs, just as it is the owner's personal choice and right to establish a business based upon his or her religious beliefs. After the recent Hobby Lobby decision by the Supreme Court, I will not frequent any businesses that are owned by religious interests.


After one of the people from this store walked around our furniture showroom and passed out her business cards to my clients, I DEFINITELY will not be shopping here. That was low. Not sure why this posted 18 days ago, this happened about a year ago.


My wife and I brought our animals here for over 10 years, even after moving to Stallings, we would still drive all that way. Recently after our oldest rescue passed away, we decided to find a new vet mostly because we had noticed that ever since becoming a \"VCA\" animal hospital, the prices have sky-rocketed, and the service has dropped significantly. \n\nWhen I say the prices are ridiculous, they are literally double for most basic procedures that you can get done at any vet office. If the prices are going to be that high, I would expect the service to match what I am paying, and that is certainly not the case. We always felt pressured into very high priced procedures, that when we turned down because of price, were snubbed off and looked down upon by the Dr and/or Tech.  That does not stand true for everyone working in the office, but the great majority. \n\nI can truly say I believe this office cares more about money than they do about any living being, animal or human. \n\nTo top it off, and this is what pushed me to finally write this review, is a few days ago I got an advertisement for dog teeth care in the mail from VCA. On the front page in big bold letters is \"  You can't get dentures for Peanut\"      Peanut being the name of my deceased dog, who passed more than a month ago!!! As I am sure most dog owners can relate, they become a part of our family, and after 13 years, a part of you. With the passing still raw in the family with my wife and daughter, seeing our dead dogs name, being used in an advertisement, without our permission was disgusting. \n\nThe response from Stoney Creek???     Sorry that was sent from our corporate office in California, must have been done before our records updated.   I don't want your excuse of corporate sending something, when we started coming here there was no \"corporate\" in California.\n\nAll VCA cares about, yes they are known to me now as just VCA, the Stoney Creek we went to does not exist anymore,  is the money.\n\n Find a consistent vet, one who knows your animals, and is not trying to rip your wallet out of your pocket the entire visit.


I love this place!\nI'm from Hawaii, so I love Hawaiian-fusion restaurants.\nI also like the fact that they offer unique menu items that most other restaurants don't have, like the makapuu roll, mentaiko bacon, honolua shrimp eggrolls & lamb pops.\nEverything that I've tried so far is super delicious, especially the mentaiko bacon & lamb pops!\nThe service was fast & friendly & they were very attentive.\nThey have happy hour from 3-6 pm, I think.\nThey also have lunch specials.\nThey play local hawaiian music over the speakers.\nI will definitely be coming back!


Chad at the bar hates his job. He made that obvious through his poor service and bad attitude. Our crime? Eating dinner and buying drinks.


Sitting at the bar is always my favorite spot. Great TVs and they are always on some good sporting event. Sliders are tasty, fries are the way they should be and drink pours can be generous depending on who's bartending.\n\nThe patio is a nice little spot but can get a bit smoke filled depending on the night of the week. But they do have plenty of heaters out there so that is definitely a bonus!


We always pregame for Bobcats games at Queen City Q.  BBQ restaurants are famous for quick service and QCQ is no slouch!  This really helps with dinner before a 7pm weeknight game.\n\nDuring our last visit I tried a bowl of their Brunswick stew and it was very good, but the serving size was less than I hoped for.  For $2 more I could have ordered a quarter chicken with two sides and been very satisfied.  Oh well, I will know for next time!


Finally I made it to the chymist for Seahawk Sunday. I was greated with 3 dollar pints and a great appitizer special. I had wings and potato skins. I got whisky BBQ and spicy wings which were both really good. The skins were good as well. \n\nI'm really happy we have a Seahawks bar here in Arizona to go to watch the games every Sunday.


OMG! All I have to say is move over M&M, Miss DeeDee is in the house!!  The seafood gumbo is AMAZING and each bite is packed with a punch.  Fried Okra is the best I've ever had, fried catfish just melts in your mouth and the SLAP YO MOMMA Bread pudding makes you say 'dayyyuum this sh** is good\". Miss DeeDee made us feel like family with her southern hospitality.  Miss DeeDee, please don't  change your recipes or substitute the ingredients, everything is PERFECT!  Comfort food at it's finest!!


We used to love this place and would come weekly.  My wife is a regular here and has in the past thought very highly of Mikado.\n\nLately the food quality has dropped quite a bit and the service has suffered.  We aren't sure if we will be coming back.


I like this place for the food and reasonable prices.  It is nice to take a couple steps away from the casino and have a good meal.  The staff is always helpful and breakfast is really good.  I recommend the Protein Breakfast.


i don't know what all the buzz is about because this place did not impress me one bit! I ordered delivery, the meal \"le gros\" to share with my boyfriend which included ribs, brisket, pork, chicken, fried mac and cheese, greens, bbq beans, fries and coleslaw. Thought to try a bit of everything and let me tell you the name says it all! it was gross! the only thing that tasted good was the fried mac and cheese. the ribs were so dry it was like eating jerky, the brisket was dry and tasteless and the fried chicken(thought it would be bbq chicken) was extra greasy. Not to mention the collard greens, yuck! It tasted so bitter and burnt like it was sitting there heating since the day before. The bbq beans were just disgusting, it looked like animal droppings and tasted the same way! Over all disappointed and a big waste of 50$


The address for this business is actually in Phoenix, inside Paradise Valley Mall, next to Penney's, we have been going to this business for many years, my husband loves this place, he will drive the extra miles, just to give this gentleman business, this business has moved a couple of times, but have settled in the Mall, he has fixed many leather purses for me, and my husbands shoes has lasted him years, because he just keeps replacing heels, and keeps them polished, a lot less money, than buying the Italian shoes ! I would recommend driving the extra miles, for this shoe stop, I have tried other places around my home in scottsdale, and my husband and I keep going back to this shoe stop !


The service was descent, atmosphere loud as usual, and wait time was rather short for a saturday night around 6:00 pm. Our waiter was friendly and super energetic! For as busy as it was he was very attentive. However, this review was about my food. I had the Roadhouse Steak Salad (or something like that) and it was decent. I didnt eat much or it and took it home. Oh how I wish I had finished it there so I could have shown the manager the piece of BROKEN CERAMIC in my salad. Alas...a few hours later I sat down to nibble on it and nearly broke my tooth on it! Now I dont want to finish the salad in fear of chipping my tooth or ripping my intestines open with sharp ceramic pieces! Needless to say it will be a long before I ever return to a Texas Roadhouse!


Nous sommes all\u00e9s au Benelux le weekend dernier pour souligner un anniversaire. \n\nLors de ma soir\u00e9e, j'ai vu beaucoup de potentiel et je devrai surement y retourner a un autre moment pour y partager certaines impressions. Mais voici un bon d\u00e9but.\n\nL'endroit pr\u00e9sente un d\u00e9cor tr\u00e8s industriel, une tr\u00e8s bonne touche qui se pr\u00eate bien \u00e0 ce type d'\u00e9tablissement. Plusieurs coins et tables pour s'y installer entre groupe d'amis par exemple. Nous \u00e9tions l\u00e0 vers 11:00 par contre. Nous n'avons donc pas pu profiter de la terrasse qui semblait tr\u00e8s agr\u00e9able ! surtout avec cette chaleur suffocante qu'il y avait \u00e0 l'int\u00e9rieur \u00e9tant donn\u00e9 tout ce beau monde entass\u00e9 !\n\nPour ce qui est des bi\u00e8res, il y en avait pour tout les go\u00fbts et leur plateau de d\u00e9gustation est une tr\u00e8s bonne alternative pour les premi\u00e8res fois afin de trouver LA bi\u00e8re qui nous convient. Par contre, les bi\u00e8res manquait un peu de broue et d'effervescence. On aurait dit qu'il manquait quelque chose au tout pour en faire des bi\u00e8res parfaites.\n\nDonc, j'y retournerai c'est sur, et je me r\u00e9viserai si il faut !\n\nBonne Bi\u00e8re !


Got my phone repaired here and was stoked with the price. About a month later (after the warranty expired) I dropped my phone on my bed and the screen shattered. Tape sticking out all over. Just didn't look as professional as I thought.


Ever since my office moved up to the University area, this is my \"go to\" Y during the week.  Even though I missed the convenience of the Y's downtown - Childress & Dowd, this one is a good replacement and it saves me from driving downtown for a workout.\n\nRecently I have picked up swimming in the mornings before work... well it's better described as \"systematic drowning\".  The pool lifeguard is super friendly.  She was even giving me tips on my form.  If I think about it more I think she was \"concerned\" about me so... hence the tips.  I've got a ways to go before I am Michael Phelps, but I am glad the Univ City Y is helping me on my way to the Olympics (j/k).\n\nThis Y is as large as the other branches in the area and has lots of family programs - after school care, etc that you can take advantage of while getting your burn on.  Every thing is kept clean and maintained - the staff is there for you when you need them.\n\nThe parking lot leaves a little to be wanted, but it is functional (if people follow the one way signs).  At least the Y is off of a side street (not directly on WT Harris), but you have to time it right less you get caught in the traffic nightmare that happens there every rush hour twice a day.


First time we came it was a great experience overall on regards to great food and good service. \n\nThe second time I went there was a drastic change. Service was slow, lazy and it felt as if they just didn't care. We were checked up on only when I had to look around and even then they were reluctant to help. I hope the service gets better.\n\nIf you do go, do so during the evening hours because the service is much better.


The Boozery is situated in a perfect spot for grabbing a cold one and watching the live music stage at Container Park.  There are few tables along the porch, table seating on the roof, and a tiny bar inside with stools.  All outdoor seating has overhead heating for cool evenings.  \n\nThey have a small, but nice beer and drink variety, but the problem lies in their scalability.  Most of their cocktails require quite a bit of labor, and with 1 bartender and a couple of servers, it is simple economics that a short labor supply can not keep up with customer demand.  It wasn't even that busy when we visited around 5pm on a Saturday, but service was very slow.  We ordered a round of beers from the server at an upstairs table, which took about a half hour to arrive.  We attempted to get another round, but after an hour of trying upstairs we decided to approach the bar.  The only bartender was busting her butt mixing drinks as fast as she could, unable to even grab a draft beer.  Unfortunately the only thing they can do to fix the problem is staff 2 bartenders because that's about the max that could work productively behind the tiny bar.


i HATE the marquee. hate it. \n\nwhen i'm looking at tours and see 'marquee' as the venue i am generally so discouraged. \n\ni hate the parking. i hate the sound. i hate no re-entry. \n\nthe only things i like about the marquee are:\n1. that there is not a segregated area for the people under 21. \n2. luckyman, the promoter, is insanely good to their bands, which is comforting.


Horrible service plus very expensive food. Restaurant was empty and it took a half an hour for a waiter to come and take our order for drinks. Would not recommend.


PROS:\nIf you have been boycotting Starbucks for a long time, this is the place to escape to. \n\nThey have a coffee drink called 911. \n\nStaff is really cool and one informed me that they give proceeds to MDA. \n\nCONS: \nA small menu of coffee to choose from. \n\nNo shady area to sit. You have to drive thru and go find that shade elsewhere.


I have been here for lunch twice and brunch once. Both lunches I have had the same dish--the smoked tofu wrap. I think there might be other vegan-friendly ones on the menu but I can't be sure. Anyway, the wrap is very good, even when you get it vegan with mustard instead of mayo. They do something to the tofu that makes it authentically smoky and delicious. Other than the wow factor of the tofu the rest of the meal is very much good but not great. But that's kind of Graze's deal--basic food done well with a consistent locavore ethic. \n\nBrunch was much better than lunch, however. The scrambled tofu ranks high, even though as a vegan in Madison I am a little sick of that being my only option at most places for brunch. Regardless, it is very good (the sauce was spicy and savory and oh so-delicious). It was served with an abundant bed of fresh greens with a simple and satisfying vinaigrette. The potatoes, were the stars of the meal, however (as they are with all breakfast dishes done proper). Very crispy and salty. \n\nI paired this with a local craft brew (some kind of Rye APA). \n\nGraze is a standby in my eating out rotation. It is fancy enough to go for a business lunch, yet laid back enough to take your mom out for a nice brunch.  Their food is simple but tasty. And in a foodie-centric culture where excess and experimentation are sometimes a little overpowering, that's a good thing.


Food portions were gigantic and flavorless. Service was absolutely despicable. The server was sitting there texting on her phone, charging me 3 dollars for hot water and a tea-bag, and I was just sitting there, staring out the bullet holes in the glass windows, wishing I could have gone to Wild Thaiger.


Quaint and bustling place with a great atmosphere especially with outside seating. That said, RELATIVE to all the great food in Las Vegas, the food was not all that memorable. We tried two types of salads and a steakburger. They serve small portions so go if you want a dainty, casual, and somewhat classy meal.\n\nThree star does not mean I disliked this place, it's just a measure of how impressed I was relative to other restaurants in the area.


HORRIBLE! We waited 2 hours! I made an appointment and they didn't take us in right away, the nails the lady did weren't pretty, she still wanted to charge so much money We will never return! Horrible service, not worth the money you pay. please stay away I wish I could give this NO stars -.-


what is it with my luck paying money for services that fail to fix my problem? I went in to Big O Tires after seeing an advertisement on their window for an A/C check. After driving around 2 wks in a hot as hell car I said enough is enough and gave them a call to diagnose the problem. I was told that I was almost a pound low on freon and sent on my way. Yay! Cheapest option, right? Wrong. So very very wrong. Unfortunately I dropped by an hour before closing so I'm guessing I was rushed out while they were closing shop. They either never checked the air coming out of my vents for themselves or they KNEW they were ripping me off $150. As I pulled into my driveway 15 minutes later my car was no cooler at all.\n\nNext day I book it there to see what they could do since I just dropped some cash there. \"Come in Saturday and my A/C guy will take a look.\" Fine.\n\nCome Saturday I'm praying for a leak somewhere. Hey! I paid $15 for flourescent dye! It better prove useful. 30 minutes later and I'm told it is low. \"So it leaked since Monday?\" I asked. \"Monday?\" \"Yes. I brought it in Monday and paid for an evac and recharge.\" He had no idea. Smell something fishy yet? So he takes it back again and looks it over finally coming back to say he was wrong about it being low (REEEEEAAALLY FISHY) and it is either one of two parts. I was referred to a shop for them to check as they couldn't do it there but they couldn't refund me for the evac and recharge. However I could have this shop do the repairs and Big O wouldn't charge for the second evac and recharge that would have to be done on my car. First off... nobody would let someone leave their shop after doing work only to have someone else finish the job. WTF.\n\nSo here I am now spending a grand for a new A/C today when $29.95 was supposed to diagnose this a week ago.\n\nIf you are feeling charitable, at least pick a more honest organization to throw your hard earned money at. Now if you excuse me, I have a district manager to write.


How lucky we are to have a shop like this!\n\nMy friend and I were looking for something different to do so we signed up for a tea class.  For $15, you get a two hour course discussing the history of tea, different kinds of teas, tea customs, and brewing practices.  It was so interesting!\n\nThere store is just like...a charm on Forbes Ave in Sq Hill.  I grew up in Stuttgart Germany (Deutschland!) and I FLIPPED MY SHIZ when I saw they had the Schwarzwaelder Kirch Wasser Kuche I used to adore when I was a litlte Madchen.\n\nThey have EVERYTHING tea related you could possibly imagine.  Honestly, its a shame I didnt discover this place sooner bc I know I would have bought every mothers day gift here.  Tea pots, cozies, diffusers, cups, straws, stirrers, bags, bag holders, you name it, they have it.  They have a delicious selection of loose leaf teas, and I strongly recommend the Cream Earl Gray flavored tea.  It's so good if I made it for breakfast I'd have to call off work bc I'd be DONE for the day, it is that good.\n\nI felt the prices were reasonable, and Maggie was very very nice, helpful, and easy to talk to.  If you want to try a new tea, stop in, and she'll suggest the perfect one for you.  The tea classes are $15 and I thought it was work every penny and a fun way to spend a Wednesday evening.\n\nThe only thing I didnt like was that there were 15 people packed into the store for the tea class, and basically everything in the store is glass or porcelain, and I was afraid I was going to break something the entire time.  :S


This place is okay. It's beautiful inside and our server was great! If you like hiphop and top hits type of music the Do not go on Saturday nights the music is horrible and was so bad that we didn't finish our hookah because the music started to sound like noise and just was not fun or entertaining also the DJ was some old guy that looked to be in his early 60's which was kinda whack. And apparently there is some sort of dress code. Me & my party was about 9 people and apparently only 2 of us were in dress code.  They had on a shirt and pants. They rest of us had shorts on and shirts and maxi dresses.... so I didn't really get that, but they let us in anyway and when we got in it was dead not too many people inside, my guess would be because of the horrible music. the place was kinda a joke.


Came here on a Friday night. It was during a Pens play off game so you could actually find a seat.  Beautiful venue.  Friendly hostess and bartender. No standing policy is strict.  So if you don't see a seat at the bar or lounge area or have a reservation, you'll have to come back another time. But this makes it nice for a place to actually have a conversation with someone.  You don't have to yell to talk to the person next to you.  \n\nI ordered the Cold Snap.  If you like ginger snaps....this is wonderful.  Loved it.  Ordered the Tom & Rose second round and it was tasty.  Enjoyed the rosemary flavor.  My friend ordered a Mint Julep seeing as its Kentucky Derby time.  If nothing tickles your fancy on the menu, you can just ask the bartender to make you something special and surprise you....just give him/her your base alcohol that you enjoy and whether you like sweet, sour, herby, or spicy and they will come up with a magical drink.  The drinks are expensive, but worth it.  \n\nMy friend and I shared the meatloaf and hushpuppies.  The hushpuppies were good, but you definitely needed a dipping sauce since it is dry by nature.  Unfortunately, I hate ketchup (yes, I know I'm weird) and that was what it came with.  But one of the servers was happy to get me some aioli to accompany the pups.  The meatloaf was very good, as well as the little potato pillows that came with it.  We asked the size of the meatloaf and got 2 different answers.  The first answer was the most accurate; it was SMALL.  Splitting the meat loaf was like 3 bites each.  And for $12, you expect a little more.  I understand the concept of small plates, but for that size, it should be around $8 or $9.  So the only reason that I'm giving this place 4 stars instead of 5 is the price of the food to the portion size ratio.  Six bites of meatloaf and some potatoes pillows does not add up to $12 even though it was good.  We were told that the meat they used in the meatloaf was antelope.  This could be the reason for the higher price.....but it tasted like beef just the same.  So the total bill for the night for two people....for 6 drinks and 3 small plates came to over $100. I will come back here, but I'm going to have to make it more of a special occasion thing in order to not hurt the pocket book too badly.


Sadly, Beso LOOKS better than it really is. The place is beautiful with its Swavorski chandeliers, views of the Aria waterfall at the entrance and dark, classy interiors. But once you take all that in, there's not much else to ooh and aah about. \n \nThe service at first was great. We were seated right away, to find the rest of our party already seated. At first, our server and his 2-3 other helpers were very attentive - water was poured right away, drink, appetizer and entree orders taken promptly. Our server was very friendly, ready with suggestions on drinks and appetizers. When we had questions about entrees, he was very knowledgable and seemed to give his honest opinions.\n\nThe drinks, bread and apps came and was actually great. We shared the ceviche, the guacamole and the crab cake. All were delicious. The strawbellini, I heard, was yummy. And the mojito was ok. \n\nAnd then came the wait. And so we waited and waited. About 30-40 minutes between clearing the appetizer plates and entrees coming. And during the waiting, not even one visit from the server or host or busboy to ask if we needed more water or to give us an update on dinner. We started to wonder if everyone assigned to our table went on break or went home for the night. \n\nFinally, entrees came. I had the paella which was just ok. The rice was not cooked evenly, some parts were undercooked and some parts were mushy. I probably wouldn't order it again. My husband had the ribeye, which compared to some of the other steakhouses in town, was disappointing. Flavors on both dishes just weren't there. The mac and cheese, which the server raved about, was on the bland side. Again, not very flavorful. \n\nOverall, Beso would be a great place to go for drinks. The vibe at the bar is fun, energetic and loud. But if you're looking for good food, you might have better luck elsewhere.


YUM!!!  The boyfriend took me here last night for dinner and what a delight!  My favorite things - beer and burgers!  A great old school spot with a hoppin bar area.  They brew their own beer here and I tried the Lightening Bold Gold and it was perfection!  \n\nThe dinner starts with these complimentary pieces of heaven - I don't know what they are called but there is a picture here someone took.  I have iron will when it comes down to resisting bread before dinner but one bite of these and you will be beggin for more.  They taste like criossants, super light and covered in a sticky warm honey-ish sauce.  Holy Cow - love it!\n\nThey have 16 and 22 oz beer specials Fridays where the 22 oz is $2.50!!!  What!!!  Love it!  And they offer growlers to go for just $9 bucks.  \n\nI got the California burger and it was huge.  Fresh ingredients, carefully made to order.  I swapped out the fries for Chicken and Wild Rice soup and it was fantastic.  There was a little bit of heat in the soup which i LOVE!  Super reasonable prices.\n\nWill definitely be back!  :-D


I hate to say it but this fell below my expectations for Mario Batali and Joseph Bastianich.  I absolutely LOVED Del Posto and assumed this would be the same cailber.\n\nThe ambiance was great, and the bartender at the bar was very knowledgeable and helpful.  Food wise, the bone marrow ravioli entree was served luke warm, and just left me wishing and wanting a better experience.  \n\nI would probably not return simply b/c there are so many other restaurants to experience in Vegas.


Cheap joint in the middle of the strip where you can cook in your room if you want... Its virtually walking distance to anywhere on the strip and a short cab ride to fremont street. It is also located fairly close to the airport. So it has a lot going for it location wise.\n\nHowever it is a timeshare facility and back when I was married, well I was the co-owner of a timeshare here... Let me just say that the facilities are acceptable but the service is substandard. The parking situation is a royal PITA and just pray you are not trying to get your car during the rain.\n\nPRO TIP: Request the highest floor you can with a street view (looking at the carriage house or between buildings sucks).\n\nTheir are multiple banks of elevators here which helps dramatically. None the less what they really need are a bunch more of those bell hop carts and a proper unloading/loading area. There isnt really a good spot to do it at.\n\nNOW for the other side of this place. I went to a timeshare presentation here and got so jerked around by these guys that I got a bit upset to say the least. Consequently I got one of the timeshare guys bent enough that he wanted to fight. I was in total shock at that type of unprofessionalism. I highly suggest avoiding the timeshare presentation here if you can. These guys will try almost every dirty trick in the book and when you call them out on it, well they get seriously upset with you over it. I just am not one who is ok with being told one thing and given a complete bait n switch and then when I go to verify things, ohhh guess what... I catch them in the act. These guys are a master of that. I honestly think that kind of activity should cause someone to loose their job and or business license, unfortunately it does not. \n\nThank the good Lord I never ended up purchasing a place here and just the ex had one. I found out that the maintenance fees were almost the same cost as having a hotel for a week anywhere else on the strip. The only difference being a kitchenette that you had to clean the dishes in. Definitely not worth it. But the maintenance fees were over $500/yr for a 1 week stay. So if you do the math, to be a partial owner (granted with a tax deductable deed), and the ability to trade your week here for a week elsewhere, it costs $71.43 in maint fees per night for a 1 week stay and that is on top of the $20-$35k initial investment... It just doesnt sound that worth it to me... what about you?


I went to Taverne Gaspar during the Happening Gourmand back in January.  I understand it might not be the best moment to judge a restaurant as the menu is fixed and the client\u00e8le increases significantly because of the low price for a fixed menu but still, it is also their opportunity to shine and to gain loyal customers.  \n\nFirst off, I must say this restaurant makes itself very discreet.  We literally passed in front of it three times before noticing it! As you go in, the walls are in brick and the feeling you get of the place is more of a relaxed pub for a happy hour after a long day at work. As for food, there was some interesting choices! I chose the onion soup with bone marrow; the soup itself was very sweet and they were not too generous on the bone marrow, only a small bit on the top of the cheese. Then I went ahead with the Tavern burger with manchego cheese, pork belly and onion rings.  The pork belly was much more like a slice of bacon and again they are not very generous in portion.  The burger was small and they included four onion rings.  I have to say that although there was not a lot of them, the rings were crispy and flavorful. Finally, a dark chocolate flan was included in the menu along with creme anglaise.  A flan in my dictionary is a custard-like dessert. It seems that according to them, it was a brownie! The brownie itself was powdery and not too visually appealing.\n\nAgain, I will give them a second chance as I went during an event and they have not been opened for that long.  The service on the other hand was absolutely flawless!


Just ate there last night, and I've gotta say, the queso dip gets me every time!  There are several things I love about Moe's:\n1.  The kids always want to go because of the cookies\n2.  The queso dip has no MSG\n3.  The meat is hormone free, the other food is all natural\n4.  They always greet you when you come in\n5.  The price is great!\nWe eat at all the locations around, and this one by far is the cleanest.  So if you like burrito bars, and want a little more selection than at other ones (I love you, too, though!) and that queso dip is calling your name, then Moe's is a great choice.


Al does some seriously good fish - get ya sum!!!


Very average. Food was overdone and waitress stopped chomping her gum only long enough to take our order.


I've lived in California for almost my entire life and have gone to many delicious boba/milk tea places. Comparing Boba Teahouse to places such as the renounced Tebo Tebo in Westminster, Socal and Tapioca Express in San Jose, Norcal.. I would probably have to say Boba Tea house sucks but it's the only decent boba fix you can get in Chandler. When I mean \"decent\" there's only two boba places in Chandler (Boba Teahouse and Lollicup) so the standards aren't really high. Overall Milk tea is disgusting.. it's made from a powdered base. Like really? It's inexpensive to buy half&half and brew tea to make milk tea rather than buying milk tea powdered bases. Anywho, if you're like desperate for a boba/milktea/asian flared drinks, you can get a fix here.


The BUNS! i think that was the best part of the burger. Super soft chewy buns ! Had the mushroom swiss burger and the western one (had onion rings and bacon in it). And the sauce selection was bomb digs! They even have the nifty coke machine with a bajillion flavors. I would totally go back!


Clean, great service, great smiles, and the cooks know when it's time to take it off the grill... Eating breakfast starting my Saturday with a great Denny's start thank you.