Great location with easy access to monorail, express bus, and bridges to cross busy streets. Good staff and lobby experience. Hotel rooms are very large but the reason for three stars: out-dated tube tvs that have poor reception on half the channels, and a bathtub-shower door combination that is ancient. But I loved the value and the access to Paris Las Vegas and its delectable restaurants. Nice pool.


My girlfriend and I ate here recently and I get nauseas thinking about this place.\n\nI ordered a seafood dish with noodles and veggies. The scallops were still very cold in the center. The little corncobs (cant think of the name) tasted stale in my dish as well as my girlfriends. I could only eat a few bites and I had to quit. \n\nI hate complaining when I go places and I should have said something to them, but instead I will simply not return and let others know to avoid this place. Simply put, the food sucks and this place needs to close.


Horrible experience. Called last Thursday to set up an appointment for this morning at 8am. 8:04, still no plumber. Called them and they tell me he is stuck in traffic and will be here in 30 minutes. No way. Had he left early enough he might be 10 minutes late but 30, absolutely not. He didn't leave 'till 8. I said even if that's true, it's not but let's assume it is, why wouldn't you call me? No answer, no apology. So the \"plumber\" shows up at 8:28 and I say \"you're 30 minutes late\" and he said \"28\". What a dick. No \"I'm sorry\", such a prick. So, their job is to shut the water off at the street, 9:15, this moron still can't figure it out. Have to wait another half hour for his boss to show up. Finally the water is off, takes 90 minutes longer than promised. What a laughing stock. This company sucks. Their service levels blow. Avoid them at all cost.


I'd give this joint zero stars if it was possible.  This is the worst spot on Walnut St!  I'm not even sure where to start. The bar is small and overpriced. I had a steak fajita wrap that tasted microwaved.  The vegetables weren't even cooked. This is a place no one wants to--or should ever want to go.


Just had dinner last night here.  The Pinot Grigio just ok BUT THE FOOD was really good.  I would receomend this resturant to anyone.


Wow.....I am taken aback by the number of high ratings for this restaurant as compared to my experience.   And here's MY bottom line up front:  if you are going here because you are a sushi lover, SAVE YOUR MONEY.  For the price of this dinner ($31.95/person for dinner Sun - Thurs) you can go to a very good sushi house and get your fill of really good sushi.  Folks, this is an all you can eat Chinese buffet with more sushi type offerings than most, but it is NOT great sushi at all.  I am giving this a \"2\" rating because it wasn't bad, it just wasn't good, nor do I think it lived up to its billing. \n\nAtmosphere:  Based the on line photos on on their website we assumed that this would be a somewhat upscale place.  We assumed wrong.  It was ..... an all you can eat Chinese buffet,complete with food on the floor, paper table covers, and located at the entrance, but inside the shops on the Miracle Mile at Planet Hollywood.  Dress ranged from cutoffs, muscle shirts, and flip flops to khakis with button down shirts and dresses.\n\nFood Presentation:  We arrived at 8:00 PM, and although the buffet continues to seat people until 9:30, we were surprised to see so many empty or close to empty trays on the buffet, and many weren't restocked while we were there so it is hard to say how good the buffet might have been if it was fully stocked.  \n\nSushi:  The sushi was okay, but was in no way close to really good sushi.  The pieces were small which was okay since you can have as many as you want.  They were not well put together, and most fell apart when you picked them up from the buffet line.  If they didn't fall apart there, they certainly did when you tried to eat them.  Several pieces were tasty, but most were very bland with little flavor.  The texture ranged from marginally chewy to almost grainy.  The salmon was by far the best piece we had.  \n\nRolls:  There were lots of different rolls available, but the labeling of the offerings was all messed up.  California rolls were marked as spicy tuna, and something labeled \"Shrimp Tempura Roll\" was ..... well I don't know what it was, but it was NOT shrimp tempura.\n\nSeafood:  For a place that bills itself as a \"Sushi and Seafood Buffet\" there wasn't much seafood beyond the sushi.  They advertise dungeness crab as a major offering, but the crab legs were only served cold, not hot.  And they were so salty that a salty food lover with us said that it was TOO salty even for her, so I didn't even try it.\n\nSalads:  The salads presented were also \"okay.\"  Frankly I wasn't very interested in eating too much salad in an all you can eat sushi and seafood buffet,.\n\nHot Food:  The hot food was \"okay\" as well, but again, it was NOT great.  There was a station presenting hand carved prime rib,  pork roast, and grilled sausage, except that there was no one manning it, so you couldn't have any.  I waited about five minutes at the station, making eye contact and waving to every employee running behind the station before I finally got someone to come over.  And it looked like these offerings had been under heat lamps for many hours and perhaps they were because the meat was very dried out.  There were several  trays of baked fish and other hot entrees that had only a very small amount of leftover food on them, and what was left there was dried out and very unappealing.  Perhaps they weren't going to refill these until someone took the last remnants, but looking at the dried up remnants on the corner of a large tray made me decide it wasn't worth trying.\n\nDessert:  This was both a high and low point.  There were a number of good offerings in the dessert line, the chocolate covered strawberries were really good.  there were also a couple cookies that were very tasty.  The low point here is that they offer a \"build your own crepe\" station which looked great.....except that they didn't have anyone manning it to make crepes, rendering it useless.


I feel that this is one of the healthier choices for frozen yogurt.  The location is convenient although parking can be very tight.  The price per ounce has significantly increased lately which is why I give it 3 stars.


Never eaten here, but I hit up Madison's one Saturday night when some friends and I were feeling dance-y. The music and dance floor atmosphere definitely did not disappoint - great music with a good, continuous flow; minimal creepers. I was really loving this place until I ordered a margarita and received a super-sour (like, unpleasantly sour) concoction that cost about $8. :( If not for that drink, I'd happily raise this to 4 stars. Better luck next time, I'm hoping.


The only thing I would add to the many reviews is that I recommend you study the menu on the restaurant's website prior to going so you understand that this menu is limited and different.  Our group of three had some difficulty figuring out what to order.  I think the idea here is for you to order as a group and share, which can be fun, if you are in to that.  \n\nWe didn't like the Mac and Cheese with lobster very much.  It's a different twist on this old standby.  We were surprised at the very little piece of lobster you get for an extra $4.  It's not worth the extra money.\n\nOther than these quibbles it was good food and a nice, but small place.\n\nThey only take reservations for groups of six or more.


There are BBQ-purists whose ideal BBQ menu consists of one item: steak, preferably raw. Me, I wish these joints would branch out a bit, and that's what Lucille's does well. Besides the usual steak, smoked chicken, and burgers, they've got curly onion straws, a fantastic southern seafood section, fried chicken, jambalaya, and a great brisket sandwich. The iced tea and strawberry limeade are pretty great, too.\n\nSetting is nice, and I do like the service. Friendly people, even on crowded peak times. One time, I was asking a server his opinion between two items on the menu. He leaned in to explain that, while management doesn't allow him to bash on anything, he really wouldn't recommend the (i forgot) here. That's the kind of genuine catering to customers that I love, and the kind of behavior that would get him fired.


A good place to go!  I have found they have good food and good service.  This seems to be consistent from visit to visit.  \n\nI would recommend that you give this place a try because I think you will enjoy it.\n\nWhen you go in - tell them that Chris from Yelp recommended you go there.  They will have no idea who the hell I am but it might provide some interesting entertainment and a good laugh or two!\n\nEnjoy the views from this hilltop location!


We love this place! We tried L&L and were not fans! But Ono Hawaiian is yummy! We get the family meal with the Chicken Katzu, BBQ Chicken and I think its the Terriaki Chicken. Big portions. Very Tasty!! Its always the same woman working at the counter. Shes nice but nothing extra special. They have great coupon deals that come in your mail.\nWe will go back often!


Tasty. And the lunch menu makes it affordable.


I took my RV into RV Master Techs (RVMT) into Goodyear to look at my Onan Microlite 4000 generator that was still in the RV bay.  The problem that I was having is that it would turn over and fire but would not remain running immediately after the starter button was disengaged.  They told me that they replaced the carburetor and that it was still doing the same thing and they wanted to take it to the local Onan place in town to have them troubleshoot it which I allowed.  RVMT told me Onan stated that the Stator was bad and the cost would be $1800 to fix.  I rejected that and had RVMT remove the generator from the bay so that I could put something else in there.  They removed the new carburetor and gave me the generator back without the old carburetor reinstalled.  I got the carb back in a box.  My neighbor is an experienced mechanic offered to take a look at the generator.  Before taking it apart, we immediately noticed that there was break in the armature as we could see that through the ventilation openings.  We removed and dismantled the generator and discovered that there was damage in the unit and we found the foreign metal object that caused the damage.  Here's the problem, before taking it to RVMT, the unit was free wheeling without hindrance that would have been noticeable with the extensive damage in the generator area, so that occurred AFTER I turned it over to them.  I was charged $300 for them to effectively remove the unit with the carburetor removed and with a more severe problem than when it was given to them.


This place is a great solution when you need a sushi fix.  While the sushi is not up to the standards of other places in town sofar as size and taste, it's still passable food, especially if you look for the fresher looking sushi or order stuff. \n\nConveyer style is very fun and adds to the ambiance.  The staff is alright, and the place can vary from quiet to packed depending on time and day.  3 stars for sure, and it'd get 3.5 if yelp offered 1/2s.


Chicken(Country)-Fried Steak, To Go!\nDrive Home took approximately 45 seconds. Upon opening container and cutting first piece, the entire breading-type covering, which was over and inch thick, completely came off the McDonald's Hamburger-sized beef patty. I even had gravy on the side, so it wasn't soggy from the gravy. \n\nAre you kidding me? How difficult is it to fuck up a Chicken Fried Steak?\n\nTotally ruined and a waste of time & money. Threw it away!


I hate this airport, friendliest my ASS! From security to gate agents to bus drivers to parking cashiers, this is one of the LEAST friendly airports I have ever subjected myself to. I've lived in many cities and currently have to endure the complete crap this airport is in every imaginable way. I'm so frustrated with it I will consider driving to LAX just to avoid using this shit hole. Yup, sitting here now after getting effed by United on a code share with Lufthansa. Umm, Lufthansa... why do you code share with this abomination of an airline? Maybe driving to Tucson is an option because I am not coming back to this place. PHX? BOO!


As a local who lives close to Palace Station, I go to Oyster Bar about once a month (and whenever I have out of town visitors). \n\nThe food is fantastic. I've tried nearly everything on the menu and by far the best thing on the menu is the Combo Pan Roast. I also almost always get oysters on the half shell when I visit. The oysters are always super fresh and very reasonably priced. They currently have a late night special where a half dozen is 8.99 (full dozen is 16.99 if I remember correctly).\n\nThe only negatives (and they're big ones) are the wait and the service. If you go during a peak times (weekend evenings), expect to wait about an hour in line and then another half hour to get your food after getting seated. Basically, the place is really popular and there are about 16 seats at the bar and 2 overworked chefs who often struggle to keep up with the orders. \n\nIf you go during the day and get Ricardo as your chef you're in for a treat. He's super friendly and probably the best oyster shucker I've ever seen. He definitely gets your food out faster than the other chefs.


Bad attitude  never thought I would not go to a McDonald's  this one never go back. Always trying to up sell  please its fast food


Had the biscuits special it was really good and a big portion of food. Ordered a side of sausage which I shouldn't have cause it was a lot of food. County style potatoes are the way to go!!! My lady had the eggs Benedict and it was alright little too buttery. Our daughter had the kids Mickey Mouse pancake it was big too and very good and fluffy. It's a little pricey but you do get what you pay for good food and large portion. Would go back again.


This particular Cracker Barrel in Mesa is where I have had the worst dining experience of my life. My sister and fiance are both servers and they were with me this day as well as a couple other friends. We were seated right away in an empty back section of the restaurant. I go to the bathroom and come back and my party is gone? Our table was moved because oops! No one's working that section of the restaurant. \n\nIt took over 20 minutes just to get our drink order taken. We had a couple people stop by and say, someone will be right with you, someone will be right with you. We finally had another server stop by and start to take our drink order. People who had arrived after us were getting their drinks and salads already. Since we'd been waiting forever at this point someone said can we just go ahead and order while we're at it? And started placing their order. By the time the waitress got around to the last person (my sister) she was very impatient. Since my sister had some questions about the menu she started asking some polite questions (What comes with this dish? Can I sub this for that?) The waitress literally said \"Could you please hurry up? I have other tables to wait on.\" My sister sat there with her mouth open, flabbergasted that someone would be that rude to her especially since we were getting crappy service already. \n\nBy the time the rude waitress (I think her name was Bobby?) finally got our order in and it came out (forever later, no refills on drinks) my order of 1/2 lb. hamburger was wrong and I got a hamburger steak? I think they just took it to the back and put a bun on it but I don't care, I was hungry. My fiance finally gets up to get a manager to explain the extremely lousy and rude service we received and we ended up getting the entire 5 meals comp'd. I don't think we saw our \"actual\" server the entire time we were there. The oddest thing about this whole thing is that the restaurant wasn't even busy. They had sections closed off. Our waitress had only 5 tables or so seated during the time we were there.  We ended up tipping the hostess a couple bucks because she was the only person who competently (not that there's much competition here) did her job. \n\nToo long, didn't read version: If you go to this Cracker Barrel make sure you get a good server and if it starts to take more than 10 minutes to get your drink order taken, you should consider leaving before you even start. I recommend Logan's Roadhouse.


Nice place and atmosphere. I had the ribeye. It was over cooked. Also tasted a bit off. I should have sent it  ack but had a show to catch. I actually became sick later night and ruined part of our vacation. My wife had the filet. She said it was just ok.


This review is for the casino and theater only.  Did not stay at the hotel.\n\nCame here to see Illusions by Jan Rouven in the hotel theater.  Apparently this is where Debbie Reynolds once performed.  We arrived earlier, so played a few slots and video blackjack.  The casino is small, but clean and well maintained.  The few employees we interacted with were friendly.  It is kind of a quaint place.  My only real complaint about the casino is that it is setup to handpay, so there can be some delay in cashing out.\n\nThe theater was fine and the Illusions show was awesome.  The show is moving to another theater, but be sure to check it out. \n\nAlso, we would have stayed at this hotel, but its rates were above average for the days we were staying.  While the going rate at other hotels was around $50 per night, the Clarion was around $100.


I have a love/hate relationship with this place.. I used to go here for all of my nail needs but during the last couple times they did my gel mani/pedi at the same time which is way too much going on.. I can see if I asked for it or didn't have an appointment but switching hands and feet in to the lights at the same time is just too much, takes the relaxation out of it. However, they do do one of the better pedicures I've gotten in vegas (the hot stone one is awesome!)


The decor if this restaurant is very beautiful! You get a view of the strip because there is an open seating area that everyone in the restaurant gets a view of. I was hungover here when I came here so I did not order a drink but I think $32 for a drink is pricey and they all looked like they would give me a bad headache because of all of the sugar. So I ordered a hot chocolate and for a place that is named sugar it was not sweet at all. To eat I orders the ham croissant with potatoes and got an egg on top! The food was out of this world good so I am glad I ordered that. My sister on the other hand got a crepe and it was horrible because they put all the toppings on top and not inside the crepe and it got chewy really fast pretty disgusting so that's why they get three stars it was just ok.


We have been going to this Trader Joe's since they opened.  \n\nBut on Friday they did something I have never seen this grocery store do.  The person at the checkout, whom seemed very bored, put our bag of Trader Joe's potato chips flat on the bottom of the back which in turn cushioned all the other items he put on top.  A couple of cans, a jar of capers and some vegetables.  Now I guess he thought that they needed protection and unfortunately we didn't catch it until we got home and started to put the items away.  \nSure enough, neither the glass jar with the capers or the cans were damaged.  \nGuess we will really have to watch from now on.  \nIs that a new technique?\nOh, the chips were easier to chew in smaller pieces.


sehr lecker. Quzo und Knoblauch Pita zur Begr\u00fcssung. Lik\u00f6r nach dem essen. griechische Musik. grosser getrennter Raucherbereich. Und noch ein Quzo zur Rechnung. hicks


.Fake \"Chipotle\"


The food was pretty good. The service was not so good.\n\nSit outside for sure, if you are there when its warm enough. It is a great view of the Bellagio fountain show that goes every 15 minutes at night.\n\nWe had a reservation around 8pm. We decided that we wanted to sit outside, so we put our names in and were told to come back in about an hour. (It was about 90 degrees outside, in the middle of August, but it was bearable.)\n\nSuper slow service.\n\nThey give you an iPad to view the drink menu, and it was super tricky to navigate. It's kind of a cool idea, but wasn't working well.\n\nFun experience but won't be going back.


Will never come here again. I'm a marine, my car won't start and need to rent a vehicle and tow trailer. Made a reservation and walked in and they are asking for a 500 dollar deposits when I wasn't notified on the phone and I also rent with uhaul before and never had this problem or been notified of it before. They would not help me in anyway shape or form. Seemed like I was just a pain in the ass. Went to Penske got a truck, which was ALOT cheaper to rent and mileage but had no tow trailers. Came back and told me I couldn't rent a trailer because it's Penske! Seriously?!?! They said it there policy! Never again will I deal with this stupid company and there dumbass policies


We'll... thought I'd try Todd English's Pub At Town Square. Not only was my daughter's pork belly under cooked, my husbands mashed potatoes were cold and my Fish & Chips - don't get me started. Fish cold in the middle. Not only did \"chef/manager\" make an excuse - I had to wait until everyone else was done eating to get mine. But hey he gave me the option of a free drink AFTER we were done or $2.60 off of my meal!!  Todd English would be appalled!


I'm a big fan of Michael Chabon's Wonder Boys, and an even bigger fan of the movie adaptation of the same name. The bar scene was filmed here, and I mentioned it in passing a few times. It turns out Toronto is pretty close to Pittsburgh and we didn't have Friday plans and did have a rental car so away we went... to get drunk in this dive and sit in the red booth at the back. Mission accomplished. \n\nI checked out a couple of stellar establishments in the rust belt, but I want to review this one first. It was a very fun time, but the bar itself is kind of strange and riddled with questionable characters. I'm fairly certain I had a five minute conversation with someone who had recently been smoking crack... and I'm from Ford Nation so I should know. \n\nPEPPER PROPS to a friendly bar tender who poured cheap drinks happily and kept the shady folks in check. \n\nPEPPER'S PISSED: Come on, Pittsburgh. Figure out your taxi situation.


Montpeiliers is ... fine.  It's A-OK.  It doesn't have any specific charm, it  serves edible food, it has reasonably standard drinks, and it's a bit over priced.  But, it's near where I work, and it serves drinks.  \n\nEvery time I come here I wonder, do the clientele just come here because it's convenient?  Because it has outside seating and heat lamps?  Quite possibly.  That's certainly why I frequent it.  \n\nIt just feels so soulless.  It surely must be part of a chain because there is absolutely nothing unique about it.  But, at the end of the day, you know you will get a reasonable meal, a reasonable drink, with reasonable service, and the toilets will be clean.  A-OK.


The exact definition of two stars: MEH. I'VE EXPERIENCED BETTER.\n\nAs for someone who LOVES Korean BBQ and always eats it every other week, I do not recommend this place for KBBQ. I've been to many KBBQ places, but I have never seen KBBQ to be $30+. It's not very surprising that this place would be $$$, I mean almost everything on the Strip is PRICEY. Since $30 for a very small portion of kogi was definitely out of the question, I decided to order dolsot bimbimbap instead. This dolsot bimbimbap was the most expensive I have ever paid for. There's nothing special about this place. I'm giving it two stars because the food was descent and the waitress was nice enough to be honest about size portion of the KBBQ meat.\nNever again.


Video poker, topless dancers, 7 am to 7pm happy hour, the DJ is amazing, best party location in Vegas...enough said


I wanted to like this place... but i really didn't. the \"bam-boozled\" red velvet shake was pretty great though! we had some jalapenos wrapped in bacon appetizers and those puppies nearly made me pass out. stay away if you cant handle spicy. im mexican and i am suppose to handle this sort of crazy, but i failed. the burger was \"aight\". i feel like the patty could have had 110% more flavor. the waiters were very pleasant.


Can't tell you about the food.  Never got waited on.  Don't have enough time left in my life to wait around for someone to wait on me.  Two waitresses came into the section, looked at us and never came back.  Manager offered to get us coffee, then never came back.  Just walked out.  Only recommend you go there if you have many years left in your life to wait around.


The front desk girl took our name and said it would be 10 mins, she suggested we wait at the bar. 45 minutes later and 4 margaraitas later, we noticed so many more people were being seated. As I walked up to her to see what the deal was, she said she was just coming to get us. Yeah right. Anyway, our waitress was great. Food was typical American Mexican....tacos, burritos, etc. Nothing too fancy, and nothing worth noting here. We were in a hurry so we chose this place on a whim...we will plan better next time.


NY Wok is my new go to place for Chinese food.  After my old place kept getting complaints from the health dept, and trying a few other places I just didn't care for, I saw this one when I'd be going to and from the supermarket, so gave them a try.  First thing I noticed was how clean the place was.  Not much of a place to eat in, but you could if you wanted to....I prefer take out, just wanted to actually see the place first.  Their hot & sour soup is wonderful and they are the first ones I call when I feel a head cold coming on.  Clears it right up!  Their orange chicken is very good, the egg foo yong, the lo mein, the crab ragoons - everything we tried has been delicious.  They deliver and I know it's coming from a place that takes pride in their appearance, keeps the place clean, and the delivery, service, and most importantly, the food is always great..


Great happy hour and fries are the best!!


My husband and I had a bad experience renting a car in La Vegas. They tried to charge us for gas even though we filled up before we returned the car.  We had a receipt so we were able to get it removed. Why should we have to go through the hassle.


So I went here 2 weeks ago with my family and we've definitely experienced way better.  No offense, but this has got to be one of the worse buffets food wise. There aren't a lot of options compared to other buffets you would usually find in Vegas. I got two types of rice and they were both quite hard... I don't regret eating before the buffet.\n\nI did like their soup; however it tasted like Campbell's, nothing wrong about that because it tasted great but again, this is a buffet in Vegas and there needs to be something special about this buffet. I'm thankful that Steak and Shake and Zenshin sushi is a few steps away.


Horrible service is an understatement.  Everything wrong. Lower your standards?


We have been going to this Cracker Barrel for a year and a half, since we moved here and it progressively gets worse. The last four times the biscuits were so hard they could be used as hockey pucks. The kitchen help and the waitresses have to know that the biscuits are no longer fresh and need to be thrown away. The gravy was the consistancy of mached potatoes and the hasbrown casserole was dried out  beyond salvation. If the management doesn't open there eyes this place will soon be a ghost town. I will wait several weeks and see if they read this and make the necessary changes, if not, my money spends elsewhere.


This is the only topless pool i've ever been to. I got free passes to go but I seriously don't see why people would pay anything over $20 to get in this place.\nThe pool is SOOOOO DIRTY!!!!!!!!! I think your snatch would contract an STI if you sat in the damn thing. People are holding drinks, cigarettes, and food in the pool. GROSS!!!!!!!!! The water was SOOO CLOUDY!!!\nAlso, there's nowhere for you to put your belongings if you don't reserve a cabana. I didn't even know that chairs aren't provided if you don't reserve shit. I mean, it was my last day, I'm just chillin by the regular pool at the Mirage and someone gives me a free pass. Okay, i'll check it out. BAM! Nowhere to go.\nIt was so packed, I felt like I was on MTV Spring Break. Only a few women were topless but it didn't come off too classy given all the men that were ogling their (  .  Y  .  ) and the promiscuous photos being taken with mouths on boobs and what not. I know some people are probably thinking \"wtf are you complaining for bitch, you got in for free!\" but this is a damn honest review. \nIf you're going to pay bank for this shit, at least be classy and keep it clean. When I say clean, I don't mean keep it PG-13. I don't care about topless females booty grinding on horny guys in the pool to rap songs. I care that something that looked like a condom was floating around in the water near my foot. It got super rowdy and trashy like a ghetto low production rap video so I left. It was definitely an interesting first experience and a nice way to end my trip but I don't think I need to check this place out ever again.\nThe dj was good though!


The atmosphere is inviting, the food is fabulous and the waitstaff are very nice!  Go and see Chad.  He will take very good care of you.  Chad is awesome, so personable and outgoing!!  He is such fun, you almost feel as though you are at a friend's having dinner!!


Had the summer berry salad with chicken and it was delicious! My only complaint is that the large salad was not that large and $16 so it is a bit pricey but everything on the menu looked so good, I can't wait to try more!


this place is a solid 3 for me.  \n\nThe casino is ok.\nthe buffeet is better than ok (carnival buffet)\nthe spa is blah (yeah, it rhymes)\nthe rooms are ok\nthe beds are BAD.  \n\nbut for $200 for 3 nights (holiday weekend), there isn't much room to really complain.  They treated me right.


The view is amazing for 360 degrees... The ambiance is quite chill and the DJ on Friday night is decent. Mostly top 40 and EDM infused mixes playing through the speakers. \n\nThe late happy hour is only for food and the reason this place gets a couple of stars knocked out of the sky is because of the service and the food that is served. The buns on the sliders were hard enough to break a window on impact and the calamari was soggy (probably microwaved for happy hour). It also took forever for the waitress to make her way around to us. I could have taken the stairs to level 0, walk to the liquor store and walk back up the stairs to Level 107 before she came back with our order. \n\nThis place has a lot of potential, it just needs a facelift in a few places. The view is main reason this gets 3 stars.


We have had lunch here several times, but today, it finally dawned on me that I haven't yelped about this place.  It's legit.  The salsa has a little heat to it, which I like.  Also, the guacamole had a lot of additional ingredients:  peppers, onion, tomato, radishes, etc.  It was fantastic as well.\n\nFor lunch, I had the wagyu fajitas.  These were EXCELLENT and for $20 you get quite a lot of food.  The steak is heavily - but not overly so - seasoned, as are the accompanying onions and peppers.  You also get rice and beans, it's more than enough to make 3 good sized fajitas.  We also had the shrimp tacos, which are a staple for us at Mundo.  3 tacos in smaller size tortillas, they fill them to the brim, to the point you will probably have to resort to a fork at times.  They are crispy and flavorful, which is why one of us typically gets them.\n\nToday, we shared the street corn, which is taken off the cob and mixed with cojita cheese, crema, and spices.  It was excellent, better than many creamed corn dishes I've had at fancy steakhouses.  This side dish is a must, the corn is firm and retains a lot of its crunch.  The cheese is noticeable, and the spices add flavor without overwhelming.  Can't believe I haven't eaten this before.\n\nAlso, none of our drinks got close to empty.  Excellent service throughout.  Highly recommend Mundo.


Solid 4.  I have been to three Maggiano's (2 in CA and now Vegas).  The one in Vegas is the best one.  This is my favorite place to eat Italian food.  The food is great.  They have large portions.  Service was quick and polite.  Always try to go to a Maggiano's on the off hours or make a reservation to avoid long waits.  My favorites are the chicken parm and garlic shrimp pasta.


By far the weakest establishments I was a part of a bachelor party and they denied us entrance I don't want to say it's because we were a group of black guys but that's what it feels like we had on Tshirts and shorts and they said we can't come in based on dress code meanwhile they allowed a group of white guys dressed exactly the same but less swag entrance.,.i guess even if the money is green the man throwin it can't be black brown or anything else


This gym has the worst customer service and a bunch of idiots working there.  I cancelled my membership 4 times as I did not have faith in the idiots working and was confirmed July would be my last payment.  Well last night August 2 guess what? they took another payment.  When I called the idiot at the desk said sorry there is nothing we can do.  So now because they are so stupid I have to close my checking account and open a new one and transfer all my drafts.  If you want yo get robbed and deal with shitty service join this low class gym.


Best fudgy chocolate cake with Baileys cream cheese frosting is beyond superb. Had it three times so far, two out of the three were just amazing. (Of course, their lamb shoulder too!) Anybody who undermines the value of Gus' chocolate cake is plain wrong. \n\nIf you don't like the service (because you didn't like the way the waitress handled customers at another table because people were waiting in line), sitting at the bar seems like a good idea.


Great service! Great cars! Great tracks! A must do for kids 10 and over when visiting. Right off the Las Vegas Strip!


I LOVE the perfect scoop on Tropicana and Fort Apache- but this one... Not so much. We bought the groupon a couple of months ago and thought we would have no problem using it, since we grocery shop at Sprouts which isn't far from here. Boy was I wrong. We have only been here once when it was actually open. The hours posted mean nothing. They supposedly open at noon each day, but I waited 15 minutes last week after grocery shopping and no one was there to open the store or answer the phone. Today we went at 1pm, an hour after they were supposed to be open, and no one is here again. How do you tell your two year old you've promised ice cream that she isn't getting it again? You take her somewhere else. I hate that I bought a groupon for this location and am stuck with it. What a waste of money. I will stick with the other locations from now on and not waste my time trying to come back here.


Great place to watch sports as there are plenty of tv's, a great beer selection, but wished the food was better. It is not that the food is bad it is just so heavy and rich. If you eat an entire burger, you will be full for 2 days... Usually end up making what we call the \" hell fire nachos\" which is basically their hell fire chips covered with the buffalo chicken spread.


I have lived near this McDonald's for over 8 years, and sadly it has been a horrible experience for most of those 8 years.  After not visiting for the last 5 months, due to new eating habits, I stopped in last night to get a happy meal for my son.  While I did not know it was possible the service was actually worse then when I visited last, it actually was.  Spent 6 minutes between the payment window and actually getting my food, and on top of the very poor service and long wait, the mocha I purchased was actually burnt.


Was at the Vig on a Friday night for dinner with a friend.  We were greeted several times from valet, hostess, manager, all promptly, all so friendly :) Service was nice.  Food and drinks were very good.  Best thing about it was the vibe.  Sitting outside at the Arcadia location, had a more downtown vibe, a chill spot.  Would def go again!


The boba here is decent, depends on what you get. The food is horrible. Don't bother with the food menu.


First, the cheap PURFUME is so STRONG and PUMPED throughout the place.. it overpowers everything and hits you like a ton of bricks when you walk in each time you enter.\n\nSecond, the rooms are dated, run down and not very clean. (we were in three different 'suites' and all were rundown.)\n\nThird, There was 3ftx3ft area of black chunky MOLD on inside of the sheets and we had to change rooms because they couldnt get housekeeping to come change the bed. waited and waited. Tired and ready for bed but did the move in order to get to sleep. (took pictures of mold)\n\nFourth, The new room had a man's whiskers all over the bathroom and covered the round magnatized mirror in the bathroom off the wall  ..which I touched before I realized. The new room also had quarter sized holes in the new sheets that looked like a rodent had gnawed. Moved again in the morning. (have pictures grosse!)\n\nLast, moved to a room with a \"view\" but the windows were so dirty you could barely see out. (sounds crazy but really true)\n\nI think the place will be out of business soon, but until it does, I wanted to warn others of these conditions.


Dismal, abject, revolting.  These are words one would use to describe the contents of a garbage can, or a snuff film. You know nice, pleasant things that one would enjoy on a Sunday afternoon. Shogun however deserves none of this high praise. These words are a lofty goal by their standards. \n\nI was so unfortunate to collide unwillingly with this place one Saturday for lunch and decided to order the unagi roll and the Panko Udon. I was expecting some common sense from the chef/wank they picked up off the street, but even hope fails occasionally in an explosion of misery. The unagi roll was horrible. The rice was not fully cooked, the contents were soggy and tasted old. The sushi would have been better if the chef had taken the ingredients, put them down his pants, sat on them for 5 minutes while riding a bull, and then vomited on the resulting creation. Later the Panko Udon arrived, and it was even worse. I understand that it was panko breaded and not a tempura batter, but still it was absolutely horrendous. They could not have overcooked the vegetables, shrimp, and fish more.  It was greasy, bland, insipid cooking that could not have been made better even if it were served with a diamond ring.  The store bought, cheap as you can find udon was undercooked and had the texture of noodles that had been sitting for about 30 minutes in a colander. These little beauties were served in a pool of horrific bottled tsuyu sauce that left a lingering chemical aftertaste that was just a delight to behold.\n\nI would not eat here again even if my scrotum were stapled to a chair and I was chained to a table. I have to give this place one star too many because Yelp unfortunately has a one star minimum. I would even rate any fast food chain better than this place. I have had better airline food.\n\nCheers,\nUntil then, get the beers in...\nJust not at Shogun.


footlocker has become somewhat of a staple item on Princes Street. The black and white bags are everywhere.  I don't really see the attraction personally, I find it quite boring really. But people love it!\nIt's not bad, I mean, it's shoes!! You can't go wrong with it really. But don't come in here looking for a slammin pair of heels to match that dress, think trainers and black school shoes.


Completely awful.\nThe server asked us as we walked in the door whether we were there with a groupon or not. I found that to be in poor taste. I told him no. He explained that it was so that he could determine which menu to give us. ??\nIf I had read the reviews here I would have understood why...\nThe food was mediocre, the drinks were mediocre, and the bill was SHOCKING for the quality of our food and experience. \nDon't waste your time!


It's Vegas,  they have baby free samples of frozen cocktail! \n\nI would have to say of all the quick bites held in ph, next to Earls of course would be Fresh Grill! They have a friendly staff and decent bites of sandwich, fresh house chips and all the different types of sauces you want!


I had high hopes for Cheddatruck. I love a good burger, it's seriously one of my favorite foods. Unfortunately though, Cheddatruck did not really win me over. My boyfriend was hoping to get the burger with mac n cheese on it but they were out of mac n cheese so he got one with an egg on it instead. I got just a plain cheeseburger. We also ordered tots.\n\nOur burgers were just okay. Mine was a little overcooked and just kind of lacking flavor overall. My boyfriend said his wasn't real memorable. The tots, while they were hand-made, were a disappointment. Like the burger, the flavor just wasn't there. Even though they had cheese in them (supposedly) and they were served with an herb cream cheese, they were bland and just kinda blah. And $3 for 7 tots is a bit steep. \n\nOverall (and considering the price) there are much better burger options around. Sorry Cheddatruck, but you can just keep on driving.


Best Foot massage place hands down.  We went twice.  Had Jason and Donnie the first time.  I thought Donnie's pressure could have been a bit harder but still excellent for $20.  Place is fairly quiet.  Next day my girlfriend had Frank and I had Jason, whom I preferred.\n\nA tip: we are both very short and noticed that when we laid back in the beginning that it hurt our backs.  Ask them to tilt the chair up and/or put an extra bucket under the water bucket.  Makes all the difference in the world.   \n\nWould not hesitate to go back again.


Wow! This was impressive. Absolutely loved the decor, although I think we went there too early. Around 7pm and the place was barely getting going, then again, it is Vegas. We would have gone later but had a show to catch. The food however was fantastic. We had kobe flat iron steaks. They melt in your mouth. Also, the truffle oil macaroni and cheese was to die for. The tableside  ceasar was spicy! Not sure why, but it was still cool to have someone come to your table and make everything by scratch in front of you. Definitely recommend the goat cheese and truffle oil bak lava. Very rich experience.


Went to Joes this morning! First off after about 3 mins of sitting down i got to meet Joe and shake is hand! He is awesome and was sold on the place after that. I ordered the combo with two eggs, pancakes, sausage and bacon it was great! The wait staff is super courteous and attentive. Will be going back many times to this place!


I've wanted to check this place out after watching the Las Vegas episode of Man vs. Food. Not to mention my cousin constantly raves abou this place, so that definitely sparked my interest even more. I didn't wait long because my cousin already had a table before I got there. Ordered a pound and a half of shrimp and a side of french fries. Mmmm good! The only weird thing is they provide clear plastic gloves to wear when you eat the food, I mean for obvious reasons of course! However the gloves are optional. I prefer to use my bare hands! Would I come back? That would be a definite yes!


In the mood for some fast Mexican food, taco shop style then this joint will satisfy your craving.\n\nThey have a large menu so be prepared to stand and stare at it for a moment as they have everything from huevos rancheros, nachos, taquitos, tortas, burritos, enchiladas, chimichangas, tacos and everything else in between!\n\nThis visit I ordered a chicken chimichanga, which was loaded with thick melted cheese. It was delicious, they give you a side of sour cream and green chile sauce to layer on top. Also on the side was rice and beans to complete the meal.\n\nMy friend ordered the carne asada nachos which was good.\n\nVery friendly service is a staple here.\n\nIt is good enough to satisfy your fast food Mexican craving.


Ate here because we were at THE Hotel.  The restaurant is right in the lobby nicely done in dark wood and with a view of the passing Vegas crowd.   We had lunch and it was very well done.   The service was a little slow but if I was there I would go back.


On a recent visit to Las Vegas, my friends and I decided to stay at the Monte Carlo because it had been recommended to us and we like the location. I would say overall that we had a nice vacation, but we experienced a problem at the end of our stay.\n\nAfter we had packed our bags, and just before checking out, I called for a bellman to take our bags down for us. After checking out and driving home, we discovered that a bottle of perfume had been broken in one of our bags. As all we did was go straight from the hotel back to our house, we concluded the bag had most likely been mishandled by the bellman.\n\nWe immediately called the hotel, and a very sympathetic person took our information, and told us he would investigate what happened, as well as what they could do fo us, and get back to us within 72 hours. After waiting for 5 days without a response, I called back to follow up. I was unable to speak to the person who originally helped me, and found that the person with whom I was now speaking had a very unpleasant, almost accusing tone in her voice. \n\nShe informed me that there was nothing that they would be able to do, insisting that the negligence lay with us. We were also advised that the first person with whom we spoke should not have committed to returning our call within 72 hours as this was not their policy.\n\nOverall I would say that I was disappointed by the fact that they are not willing to do anything about the broken bottle of perfume (which spilled all over an expensive piece of luggage), but even more unsatisfied by the disingenuous manner in which we were treated. It was an unpleasant end to our vacation and I certainly have no plans to revisit the hotel, nor will I recommend it to anyone I know.


I've always done my own eyebrows until I finally got tired of the way they looked and wanted a professional to do it. I first got them waxed. It was OK, but not great. After they grew back out, I decided to look for somewhere else to go. After looking on Yelp, I decided to go to Beautif-Eye Studios as they do threading and I've heard great things about threading.\n\nI called and was able to make a same day appointment. They also do walk-ins too. Your first time is only $9! Otherwise, it's $14 which is still cheaper than most waxing places. I've been by their building a hundred times but never knew they were located there since they're on the 2nd floor.\n\nThe inside is small but bright and clean. I was taken care of right away. Diana did my brows and did a great job. She asked me what I was looking for, examined my brows, and went to work. I was in and out in 15 minutes. She also filled them in for me as well before I left.\n\nI am a threading convert. It's so much quicker and cleaner. I'll definitely be coming back the next time I need some shaping work.


Third time here and each time it is a great experience.  Atmosphere  is fun and relaxing.  A must for a girls pamper day.  Pedicures and gel manicures are amazing and last for weeks.


Yes as good as it gets! Fantastico! Fabuloso!


If the restaurant business includes some degree of customer service, then this place has NO business being open. Perhaps the worst service I've ever had and to top it off, I sent an item back, only because it was terrible, and they did not take it off the bill.\n\nSorry Charlie but there are a million good restaurants to go to and this one has been crossed off our list forever.


I was dragged here by family to Rave Theaters at Town Square to watch the movie Argo and I wasn't interested at all. But I didn't want to be the downer in the party so I sucked it up and went along. The exterior design of the theater looks very modern compared to AMC and being from California, we mostly have AMC's and Edwards theaters.\n\nI liked looking at the movie posters on the wall inside the lobby and the staff were friendly. Walking around it's not as big but the I like the design with the kids play area and a separate private  exit from the entrance when the hordes of movie goers come to watch.  \n\nI'm glad to have experienced Rave Motion Theater and plan on coming back whenever I'm in Vegas.


Food was god awful. The mole sauce tasted like they used powdered chocolate just tasted weird. My parents live close to the restaurant and I was craving Mexican as I'm from NYC and there is not much selection in terms of decent Mexican. \n\nIf you are in Henderson avoid this place like the plague


Food was good, drinks were good, service was really slow. We had a party of 8. It took probably 10+ minutes to get out first drinks. Then some appetizers get delivered to our table... We didn't order anything yet, so waitress takes them away to find correct table. After that we put in our appetizer orders and continued to wait. Finally the apps came out. Had to wait more on additional drinks. Once we're got to the main meal everything lolled and tested good. Not sure if I will go back based on the slow service.\n\nDon't get me wrong I like not being pestered by waitstaff, but this was more of just not being around.


Stopped by for an anniversary dinner before watching Le Reve. Since it was Monday after Easter, it was easy to make a same day reservation for 5:30 pm. The place was pretty quiet then and around 6:30, more people started to come by so we definitely beat the dinner rush. Got a nice seat in the treehouse, with a view overlooking the Dior store downstairs.\n\nSince we didn't want to be food comatose for our show later, we ordered just the petite filet, the regular filet, and a side of scalloped potatoes. I also ordered Coke, but beware that it's by the aluminum bottle and not with unlimited refills. The scalloped potatoes were rich and delicious, but the cheese was too much halfway through the side order. The meat was very tender and cooked to perfection. The medium was medium and the medium rare was just as it should be. Since it was our anniversary, they also brought by a complimentary slice of rich chocolate cake topped with raspberries and whipped cream. Overall a fantastic meal!


I stopped by on a Sunday and had a hamburger and fries. I am not sure if I was just hungry or their fries were really good as I finished them all. It wasn't very busy when I was there and there was just one bartender working. They did have a lot of bottle beer but didn't have what I wanted so I went with something on tap. There isn't a huge selection but they did have 2 beers I had never tried before. I had a pint of each and while wasn't blown away but them, it was still good to try something new.


I love this place!!  I am constantly reading online on how I can stimulate my 8 month old son and this is the place that can help with that!!  They focus on a lot of helping with milestone developments and motor skills.  The teachers are amazing!  They memorize each individual babies names and is always attentive to them.  I pay $65/mo, I take him there 3 x/wk and there's open gym to cruise around so it's definitely worth taking him there.  He gets to interact with other kids which he can't do anywhere else.


We stayed here this pass Friday night and Saturday. Rooms are nothing great, but seemed clean. Like that they have a safe available in the room free of charge.\n\nWe decided to gamble there Friday night and I swear there was like one waitress working this big slot area. We moved to other machines and I flagged her down and she said she'll be right back when she dropped off the drinks to other customers. I waited and she never came back so I decided to go to another section and saw her and basically had to chase her down. Really NYNY......it's a Friday. Boo to them!\n\nGambling here is ok as they have a good slot selection and it's not bad.


DON'T USE THIS STATION!!!!! THEY PUT $126.00 CHARGE ON YOUR CREDIT CARD!!!!!!  I just got off the phone with them, as I thought someone had stolen my card when I saw my charge for $18.31 (I topped off my tank and bought a $7 car wash) and then another one for $126.00.  That's ridiculous!!!!!!!  This was NOT a debit card (I do understand putting a hold on those to make sure you don't spend the money before their charge goes through) but there is NO warning sign or anything.  I will NEVER go there again....my car won't even hold more than $50 worth of gas, and you'll have the actual charge as WELL as the $126 charge on there until they decide to take it off.  NEVER, NEVER AGAIN!!!!!  Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice shame on me!


Everything was mediocre to below average. With so many other area options like Corbin's, Timo and North Mountain Brewing there is no reason for me to ever go back to Spoke and Wheel. It is too bad since I always hope a good restaurant will open in this building. None have lasted long so it may be the layout or location. They should level it and start from scratch.


This is the best Thai food I have had from their eggplant dish to their pad thai noodle dishes to the soups and the many other dishes I have tried there. I always keep coming back not only for the food but the great service. \n\nThe pricing is pretty standard, $8-9 for a dish but they are large portions so definitely worth it.\n\nThe only negative is the lack of choice for dessert. They only have coconut ice cream (which is really good) and coconut custard. \n\nThe place is usually not crowded so you're immediately seated with no wait time (I've been there for both lunch and dinner). \n\nThe bathrooms are okay, they need a bit of updating but are clean. \n\nI gave it a 5 star mainly for the food and service, things like the dessert menu and the bathrooms can be easily \"remodeled\".


Stayed there while visiting family.  Not sure why they would call it a resort but it does have a large pool and space.\n\nRoom was standard Best western, nothing fancy, poor lighting, roomy and free breakfast.  Smores by the outdoor firepit at night (nice touch).  \n\nProbably a great place for families as it seemed like a safe place for kids to gather in the courtyard and play in the pool.  Restaurant had okay food with great prices.  \n\nBut would like to have better lighting for business and for putting on makeup.  Felt like I was working in the dark. It was a great place for my cousins and I to sit around the firepit and get caught up on all the family gossip. \n\nThere is a well know franchise coffee place in walking distance from the \"resort\".  Oh and the water is very nasty.  And am a little concerned about bedspreads and blankets are reused for every customer.  The central air seemed not very effective.\n\nBut for a large group with lots of kids, you can not beat the price and ammenities.


This is a great spot for a date night.\n\nWe had a table right next to the fireplace.  \nOur server was slow at first, but very kind and a lot of fun.\n\nThe food was delicious.  We had a cheese fondue, salads, and an endless meat fondue.  Keep in mind this isn't your typical restaurant.  You don't go and get served ready-to-eat food.  You get served food that you cook in the fondue pot.  If you're OK with that, this is a lot of fun.  It can get a bit overwhelming keeping track of cooking times, but it's worth it.\n\nWe regret not getting a chocolate fondue for dessert, but we were way too full.


Food was great but service was a little strange. You don't order your food from the sushi chef you have to order from the waitress. Also we ordered 3 rolls and some sushi, you would think the sushi comes out first? But they brought out all the rolls and forgot about the sushi until we mentioned we never got it. Overall they're fish quality was great, everything tasted fresh and not fishy :) will be back and they're AYCE is a great deal with a lot of selection :)


Terrible service and terrible drinks!! Will NEVER go back!! Total waste of $200!! Ugh!!


I've been to this place a few times when it was Murphy's Law.  I found the big screen TV's rather annoying and the staff indifferent.  The grilled wings are good but the nachos were horrible.  The beer selection is above average. \n\nA friend of ours stopped in after the renaming.  She just ordered an Arnold Palmer but let's check the place out.  She said she had a horrible service and was never asked about a refill and after paying more for a while was finally handed a check. \n\nMy friend and I ordered drinks and split a fish and chips.  When it came time to pay the POS system was down.  We had to wait 20+ minutes with no offers of anything comped before being told that my order was $19 his was $8 and that they didn't know what tax was ut $31  should cover it..........  $4 tax on a $27 bill?  Seriously?  After waiting another 5min or so they finally calculated the tax for my bill, my friend gave them some money and told them to keep the change but was never given an accounting.  \n\nThis is some of the worst service I have experienced.  The waitresses were indifferent and the bartender lacked knowledge of the beers on tap to begin with, but having to wait 30min for the bill and then being given no consideration is unforgivable.  \n\nI sent the place an email outlining my complaints with service 24 hours ago and still haven't received a response.  I will update if I do.


This company is fantastic, my thanks to Jose, Sergio, Luis & Francisco, all family\nmembers what a truly reliable, informative, hard working family.  They did a beautiful\njob on installing carpet, putting in tile and it was cost effective, no rip offs with this family.  What a pleasure, I would highly recommend them.


My friend and I are regulars at Jordan's for games.  Awesome place to watch if you are a Badgers or Packers fan, and even if not the crowds are still tolerant in a fun way.  (A Vikings fan was booed, but not in a mean way.)  Plenty of TV's.\nFood is very good pub food - burgers, chips, some of the best nachos in town as they melt the cheese at the halfway full point and then again on top.  REALLY amazing considering they have such a small kitchen.\nBut the service is really the story here.  They have plenty of servers on staff and they are really attentive and friendly.  And their prize drawings are a hoot.  \nStop by for a game and you will be hooked.


A solid Italian restaurant with exceptional service. My fianc\u00e9 and I sat along the window and had an amazing view of the Bellagio fountains and the Strip. Our waiter was highly attentive and very friendly. Our glasses never went empty, as there was always someone rounding the tables to refill our drinks. \n\nMy fianc\u00e9 had the spaghetti and I had the pici. Both were very flavorful and the portions were just right. \n\nOverall a great experience. I definitely recommend this place for romantic dates!


My husband and I love going to Hot Pot places and only get the opportunity when we are in a big city like Edinburgh or London. Xiang Bala had a decent selection for the all-you-can-eat menu and had a nice choice of broths, although we saw the special board after we ordered.  \n\nI give it 4 stars considering all restaurant experiences in Edinburgh, but only 3 stars as a Hot Pot venue.  I like the buffet of sauces, but I didn't like the inconsistency of portion size.  The first time we ordered 2 meats, they shared a plate, the next time we ordered 2 meats we received two full plates, twice as much!  I felt bad that we didn't eat it all and wasted food.  \n\nI'd definitely go again, but wouldn't be my main hot pot spot if I were in NYC Chinatown or even London.


Waited 45 minutes for a salad? Our server didn't check on us and we had little ones with us. The kitchen was backed up... It is a restaurant right, it's what you do? \nToo bad, we have given this place a chance and every time the service is lacking. Go when you have plenty of time and aren't hungry, it takes a long time to get your food.


I didn't know whether or not to give this place a 2 or 3 star review.  Considering mostly all the cooked dishes were cold and ,dare I say, not that good.  The only saving grace was the marinated meats.  They had 4 different types of marinated meats 2 of which were short ribs and the other 2 being chopped beef and pork.  All in all the experience was OK but at a price of $19.99 per person I felt it was kind of steep for the quality.


\"You can whip our cream, but you can't beat our cheese!\"\n\nNice tagline, huh?\n\nI thought so... and I also think that Crow's Dairy Farmstead Goat Cheese (made from 100% fresh milk produced by Nubian dairy goats) is pretty fantastic.\n\nI've purchased both the regular goat cheese and the jalape\u00f1o flavor from the Old Town Farmers Market, and was extremely pleased... I hope to try the raspberry flavor next time!  (So far, I've enjoyed this melt-in-your-mouth treat in salads and on crackers and I'm sure there are plenty more ways to utilize it which I will be exploring soon.)\n\nI see on their website that \"their aim is to provide a quality product that the consumer can enjoy in a local restaurant, buy at a farmer's market or come to the farm to purchase. Plans are for the farm to be open for public sales in the spring of 2010.\"  Until then, you can find Crow's Dairy cheeses at farmers markets all around the Valley as well as at BLT Steakhouse, Chelsea's Kitchen, Calistro California Bistro, and Cheuvront Restaurant and Wine Bar.\n\nTry it... and thank me later!


I'm stunned to see the number of overwhelmingly positive reviews about Greenberg's. I can only assume that most have never eaten outstanding Jewish deli food, and, as often happens with reviews on Yelp, a lack of reference points leads to a misevaluation.\n\nPeople need to understand what Greenberg's is. It's essentially a fast food version of an authentic Jewish deli--a replica that has the basic look and feel of an authentic deli, but not the food quality or soul. This is obviously a common phenomenon on the Vegas Strip.\n\nFolks who've been to the great delis, like Katz's in NYC, Lester's in Montreal, Canter's in Los Angeles, or any of the other great delis, know what real Jewish deli food tastes like. They know what real matzo ball soup tastes like, and what the best pastrami tastes like. \n\nGreenberg's is a 2-star deli at best, and, quite honestly, is just a fast food version of a Jewish deli. It kills me to know that people leave Greenberg's believing they've just eaten quality Jewish deli food. Oy vey!


So ever since I was little I have wanted to get on this ride... My dad never let me, so FINALLY I get to go to Vegas 13 years later as an adult and YES, I went to ride this ride..... My excitement is going through the roof!\n\nIT SUCKED!!! It hurt like a MOTHER! My shoulders still hurt from it a week later! It is rough, bumpy, and annoying.\n\nI guess sometimes dad knows best!


Just a little disappointed with this restaurant... The last time we came here was about 2 yrs ago, we ordered take out and the server decided to add a tip on our bill without our knowledge then we caught it later.  So we eventually received a gift card and we didn't use it until tonight.  We must have had the slowest waiter who made us wait super long for our bill and then gave us big bills for change.  So sneaky, then I had to wait up front to try and get change then low and behold it was the same darn waiter up front who ended up giving me the change.  So disappointed because we tried to give them another chance with no prevail!!!


This is one of my favorite places in the valley - there's always something new here, and it's big enough that I don't often get to walk the entire thing in one visit. \n\nIf you visit often, I recommend a membership. $75 gets you in for free, but the $200 level gets you invited to all 4 private exhibition event evenings.  The $100 level gets you invited to two. \n\nThey host frequent lectures and all kinds of interesting events. You can always find something  going on, on their calendar.\n\nSome of the permanent collection I am very fond of... Seeing the same exhibitions a bunch of times is kind of like visiting an old friend. There is always something new to appreciate. The rotating and visiting exhibits are always well presented, as well. \n\nArcadia Farms is a fantastic place to eat, the healthy slow food really fits. I mean, what do they serve at the Met in NY? They have a shitty cafeteria. We have Arcadia Farm bitches! OK so the Met has a huge Egyptian temple and Dutch masters paintings, but we have this weird reflective black plastic concave/convex thing and a dark room full of hanging LED's and mirrors. \n\nThere is more culture in Phoenix than the out of date yogurt in your fridge!


This is my last Yelp about Saddle Mountain because I'm boring myself and there any of you who trip over this review.\nThe food here is really good.  The beer here is just okay, non descript.  The service is annoyingly inconsistent.  Tonight we had a server tell us she was late to the table to get our order then late again to deliver the check because she ran to some old acquaintances from California.!!!!!!???????\nI think this place is what it's going to be.  Just okay.  In Goodyear, Arizona that's good enough.  Put this joint in Phoenix, Tempe, or Chandler then our server could ask her old friends for a job .. because Saddle Mountain would be a memory in months.\nOkay, I'm done.


Random Mexican food place that's pretty decent.  My Australian friend and I were in Phoenix for a night during our 2 week road trip.  This place got recommended to us by the hotel guy based on pure proximity, but also for being pretty good.  Despite some semi-shady characters chillin' out front, the place was neat and clean.  The staff was friendly.  The food was also fairly decent.  We tried the shredded beef that this region is famous for, and felt sort of so-so on it.  You can probably find better shredded beef tacos around the Phoenix/Tucson area, but these were not bad by any stretch of the imagination.  We also got some al pastor tacos, which were pretty solid.  All in all, a good experience, and while I wouldn't go out of my way to go to this place, I definitely wouldn't avoid it either.  If I ever find myself there again, I'll grab a taco or 2...


Great service every time. Just good old fashion dinner food. Large portions at good prices nothing more nothing less.


My husband and I went here on our weekly lunch date after there was no parking at Gadzooks. It was really just okay. \n\nTotally fast food that kind of took a long time, especially since there was only one other customer waiting. \n\nIt's not fantastically pretty or comfortable inside.. Strange color scheme. They do have a large wrap-around patio that would probably be nice to eat on in the cooler months. \n\nThe food: I got their namesake ranch burger. It was really mediocre. The meat was ok, it had lettuce, mayo, pickles, \"ranch sauce\" (which was just mayo with maybe a squeeze of lemon and relish). The bun was too big for the burger and I ended up with a lot of extra condiment-coated bread after I ate through the actual meat. \n\nAs a side I ordered the onion rings. They were ok. Nicely crispy, but they had that dated crumby fry-coating reminiscent of old school McDonald's chicken nuggets. Husband had their regular crinkle-cut fries as the side to his basic burger. They were bad. Clearly just thick crinkle cut freezer fries dropped in a fryer.  \n\nWho I assume was the owner was very nice. Our order was taken promptly and upon leaving the chef (perhaps co-owner) asked how our food was. I didn't have the heart to tell him it was mediocre fast food in every way possible. :( \n\nI mimic my fellow yelper below who said that they could get the same exact thing at Burger King for half the price. I can believe that they have a food truck that does pretty well.. But unfortunately I don't think this place will make it as a stand-alone. I won't be back. There's a lot of other good options in the area.


I had always been skeptical of personal trainers before, but Kate has opened my eyes to what a good personal trainer can do for you.  She's been heavy and out of shape and came back and got herself healthy and in shape...so she understands exactly what all of us who aren't in good shape (yet!) are going through.\n\nShe is extremely friendly and knowledgeable and builds customized workouts for each and every person.  She pushes each person right up to the limit of what their body can do...not just up to where their mind tells them they can't do any more.  She keeps you motivated so that you're wanting to do more and pushing yourself.  If you let her know what you do (or want to do) she'll make sure your workouts are aimed at those goals.  For example, I'm training to run a marathon and my wife is training to play roller derby.  Kate has built workouts for each of us that focus on the specific strength and endurance that each of us need to reach our individual goals.\n\nI also love that she doesn't focus on \"weight loss\".  It's all about strength and endurance training.  Any weight loss is just a side effect of getting in shape, getting active, and building up some muscle.  But that makes it a sustainable wright loss that diets just can't ever provide.  Which reminds me, Kate can also do nutritional counseling and meal plans if you want so that you can maximize your outcome.\n\nSo Kate and Never Settle Fitness took me from a couch potato who didn't trust personal trainers to a guy who works out three to four days a week, runs three days a week, does every 5K he can find and is about to do his first marathon.  I've never looked or felt better in my life.  Thanks Kate!


Good tables.\n\nWeird brutish customers.\n\nIf you go in a group, you'll have a blast.  But if you're looking to come here to practice pool by yourself, I don't recommend it.


They have great deal on taco Tuesday. It's $1 per taco. I bring all my kids for the night so I don't have to cook. Their salsa bar is pretty good too.


The most amazing show I've ever seen. Burlesque meets gymnastic meets comedy.  I would see absinthe over and over. There's no bad seat in the house, it was so close and intimate. Must see in Vegas!


We were the only ones in there on a sunday afternoon which I thought was weird after my friend raved about this place. Our food came out so fast that they would not even have had time to microwave it and put it on a plate so I know everything was pre-made. Food tasted alright just tons of bones in the chicken and the fried pork was so hard I almost chipped my tooth. Is this how you cubans prefer it? \n\nParking lot is around back. Absolutely ensure that you lock your car and DO NOT walk alone in this immediate area. \n\nI would go back but I would try to order something on the menu that they hopefully will make fresh. I gave them three stars for being very friendly, being bilingual, and for not giving me food poisoning.


The decor was ok. Nothing special but there were some odd mylar stars and hot air balloons hanging from the ceiling\n\nCame in for dinner and there are two other tables at 8:00 on a Thursday night.  I wonder if people go to bed early around this neighborhood or if this place just isn't that popular.\n\nCoconut soup was weird .  A mix of hot coconut milk that's been watered down and then laden with sweetened baking coconut from a bag.  This was definitely not fresh coconut in any way and I found this soup to be disapointing.   \n\nLamb Saag was about as much lamb as you might expect for a dish costing 12.95. It's uniform liquidey sludge was a little too reminiscent of diarrhea for me and I lost a little of my appetite, though the lamb was tender and cooked well.  The overall dish was very very salty with no special taste.  Just a little spicy, a little Indian, and a little lamb.  They are probably using curry paste from a jar, or there is just not a very imaginative cook in the kitchen because the whole dish was lacking in flavor (besides salt).  A whole cardamom pod was left hidden in the diarrhea sludge, which led to an unpleasant burst of cardamom in one bite.\n\nRice had clearly been sitting around for awhile and was very dry throughout with crunchy bits and very chewy bits.  I just don't see how this is acceptable to serve someone in a restaurant.  Rice is one of the cheapest ingredients out there.  If the rice has been sitting for too long, throw it out and make more.  \n\nI tried the saag with the rice and the oily mess of lamb Saag rehydrated the rice somewhat, and the rice's absorption of the Saag took away some of its saltiness.\n\nThree sauces or chutneys that came with the papadom were not very good at all. \n\nHad to ask to have my water glass filled every single time I finished it. (this is a major pet peeve)


Tried to order my daughter's 5th birthday cupcakes online.   Their email doesn't work.   Then went to their store which opens at 11AM.. supposedly.   Stood outside the door in 112 degrees,  even though they saw me out there.   They didn't open the door until about 8 minutes after.      I then placed an order for Princess Cupcakes that were supposed to be decorated with .... uh... princesses.    Over  $80.00 for 24 cupcakes.   They were supposed to be done at 12 noon.   I showed up at 2 PM,  and they \"were still working on them\".    I left,  and came back 2 hours later.. ...and was handed two boxes of very plain looking pink cupcakes with a little pink sugar on top.  Wow... I was/am totally underwhelmed.    Over 3.00 per cupcake... for THAT!     I mentioned to the girl who worked there that these cupcakes look nothing like they were supposed to.    She said absolutely nothing and just gave me a blank stare.  No offer to fix/change anything.      This was a total waste of money... The cupcakes also tasted just average.\nNever again.


Midway into the show, I realized I was at the David Copperfield MAGIC show not a comedy show. D.C's attempt at being funny was pathetic. AND I was seated in front of the speaker and each time when he was done was a trick a man would scream, yaaa and whistle hella loud. How lame is it when you have to have a recorded person cheering you on and to play the same thing about 20x's as if people are really that dumb to notice it's a recording. I agree with all the other reviews that the 10 minutes or so segment of his career was very self absorbent on his part. Ok we get it. You're a famous magician.\n\n\nI would not put it past him if the audience chosen to be part of the magic tricks were planted. Everything just seem fake and super cheesy!


I wasnt expecting this place to be a Fairmont reunion site, but it was a pleasant surprise, it seems like a lot of my co-workers go here, quite frequently, and it just reminds me of the local bar scene. \nThe drinks are affordable, theres a smoking section on the patio (yessssssss) and the appetizers are worth trying. The service can be hit or miss, but I'll definitely be checking this place out again.


This is the worst chipotle that I have been too! The service wasn't all that good, and the portions were the smallest I've experienced. \nThe chipotle Location on Sahara is much better!


I just recently tried Tryst Caf\u00e9 and was very pleasantly surprised! I got the Hawaiian breakfast (pork, cabbage, two eggs, and I subbed sweet potato tots for the jasmine rice). SO delicious. The restaurant is clean, the wait staff is friendly and the service is great.\n\nI went in today for the second time and ordered the same dish which did not disappoint. When I tried paying, their credit card system was glitching so I waited a little while for them to figure it out. They provided a $10 gift card for the inconvenience, which was totally unnecessary but extremely thoughtful. I will be back to try something on their dinner menu.


Here's the deal..... Had this been rated as a 3 or 4 star hotel, I would have easily given them more stars.  But when you classify yourself as a \"five star\" resort, my expectations rise right along with your rating.\n\nThe good:\n* I booked on Priceline under \"name your price\" for $105 and was accepted.  This was during Spring Break, so it was a great deal.\n* location is right across the street from the mall & Nordstrom.  If you like to shop, you will love the location.\n* NO CASINO, therefore quiet and relaxing.\n* Spectacular views from the higher floors.  We were in room 5616 & while it faced the \"old town\" side of the Strip, it was nonetheless spectacular. \n* complimentary valet parking.  You may have to wait 5-10 min, but it's well worth the wait.\n* microwave, mini fridge, built in hot plate, & sink make it super easy to have a wide variety of snacks & drinks in the room.  Anyone with kids will surely understand this!!  :)\n* huge bathroom with shower & juccuzi tub.\n* complimentary shuttle to & from Caesars Palace & the Mirage (not sure if it's the Mirage or another hotel.....) every 15 min.  Very convenient feature.\n* Yoga @ 9:00 for $12.00\n* great gym\n* express elevators with three separate areas servicing certain floors\n* TV in the bathroom mirror\n* friendly & efficient front desk staff\n* complimentary water & Starbucks coffee in room daily.\n* extremely comfortable king sized bed.\n* If you are older and/or have any type of issue that makes walking great distances an issue, this is the hotel for you!  You pull your car up to the front doors & literally walk for 3-4 minutes to the elevators to your room.  Door to door in less than 10 minutes..... And maybe even less.  This is a huge plus and so much more peaceful than schlepping through a huge, loud, smoky casino.\n\n\nThe Bad:\n* the room was dusty\n* the pull out couch was miserably uncomfortable with springs popping through.  They need to be replaced.\n* the pool had trash in it.  Granted it was windy, but it was still gross.\n* $25.00 \"resort fee\" that was never really discussed until I asked.\n* the desk was all stained & damaged\n* the window vent was broken & constantly made loud noise\n* the carpet was kind of nasty \n* I had to call down for bedding for the extra bedding for the couch & wait 20+ minutes to get it.  This should have been in the room.\n* freight train noise every morning..... Early morning...... All morning long.\n\nI honestly enjoyed my stay.  However, I would not rate this as a five-star experience at all.  This hotel is 3 1/2- 4 stars at best.


Yelp! Say it ain't so! You've led me astray! With an almost 5 star rating, I was expecting some bomb ass Mexican food. If it weren't for the kindness and customer service skills of the general manager, I would have given El Dorado's 1 star. We came on Monday around 7PM, on locals night. As many others have attested, this restaurant is kind of hard to find. Parking was extremely crowded (Sapphire's must be a popular strip club). My husband eventually spotted the entrance and we walked right in. We were seated immediately and our waiter greeted us in no time. So far, so good, right? \n\nWe were automatically given two glasses of water and chips and salsa. The water tasted gross and dirty. After one sip, I pushed it to the side. The chips and salsa were okay. The waiter recommended some kind of fruit infused water and then walked away. Hey, what about my drink order? I grew thirstier and thirstier after munching on chips and salsa while waiting on our waiter to come back. Finally, he returned and instead of taking our drink order, asks if we've decided on what to eat. Fine. I ordered the cheese enchiladas ($9.50), with a Coke please. My husband ordered Steak al Cilantro ($26.50). \n\nThe food came out pretty quickly, but the visual presentation for both our entrees was seriously lacking. The cheese on my enchiladas looked like it had been sitting out for a while. The red sauce looked and tasted like it came from a can. I am a mediocre cook at best, and I could have made better enchiladas.The rice was bland and flavorless and was NOT Mexican rice by my standards. The refried beans tasted too meaty. The enchiladas were lackluster but I ate them anyways. Sigh.     \n\nMy poor husband's steak looked like slop. According to the menu, the steak was \"topped\" with green tomatillo sauce. My ass. That shit was drenched in it. My husband said all he could taste was that sauce. Other words he used to describe his meal were \"worst steak in my life\" and \"the first bite was pure fat that I chewed for 5 minutes\". Needless to say, he sent it back. \n\nOur waiter had gone MIA and never bothered to check on us after dropping off the food. The general manager is the one who actually checked on us and sent back the plate. She was totally cool about the whole thing. She recommended  the Cochinita pork tacos ($9.50), so he went with that. \n\nIn the meantime, we were also waiting on refills. The waiter was still missing. When the GM returned with the pork tacos, we asked HER if we could get refills. My husband said the pork tacos were just okay.  \n\nAt this point, we couldn't wait to get out of there. The waiter with the disappearing act returned to clear our plates and get us our check. The final bill was a shockingly low $12.97, but that's still overpriced if I don't like the food. The manager was a sweetheart and gave me her card to let her know if I would be coming in again and if I had any comments for her. While I appreciate this gesture, we will not be returning. The food and service (the waiter) were plain bad. I was also disappointed in the so-called plethora of vegetarian options I read about in reviews. El Dorado's has the same options as any other Mexican restaurant, so don't get your hopes up.


Decent Ramen especially the price. Normally at other Ramen places, it's about $10-$15 for a bowl of Ramen. You can get a bowl of decent Ramen with meat, bamboo shoots for about $8-$10.  I tried the spicy groudnd pork, their special soup, with bamboo shoots, green onions, and bean sprouts. Their special soup was good, not too salty. And their noodles was I think very good. It's not the typical Ramen noodles that looks/taste like packaged ones.


This is a great venue other than it being in the middle of nowhere.\n\nWent to see Rockband Live (The Cab, Plain white T's, Dashboard Confessional, and Panic at the Disco). A good lineup for what was pretty much a promotional event.\n\nThe concert was great, the sound system and acoustics are pretty much perfect. I highly recommend seeing your favorite band play at Jobing.com arena!


For the price of their services, I was NOT impressed.  I had to have them re-do parts of my car, as they did not remove the mats when they vacuumed and there was still cleaner on the tires.  I could have done the same quality of work in the same amount of time.  I have a  newer, pretty clean car and I didn't think it was any cleaner than when they started.  I doubt I will go back.  I can hire a mobile car wash off of Craigslist who will do a better job for the same price.


I may have found burger nirvana in this place. I had heard about it several times including at the Yelp Elite Salty Sow event and then randomly from a buddy who was there and knowing I am a foodie said it would be right up my alley. So I planned to go with one of my riding buddies and lo and behold as I was waiting for him 2 of my other friends showed up (we didn't know the other would be there). Obviously word is going around about this place.\n\nI have to say I was worried that my expectations were too high going in having heard of the wonder that was the parmesan truffle fries or the high quality meat in the burgers. Turn out I didn't have any reason to be worried at all.\n\nThis place hits the nail on the head for burgers. I had the primetime which was cooked perfectly and had such a great combo of flavors. It is easily in my top 5 burgers of all time and that is good company. I was really impressed at just how well all the flavors went together. I am glad I picked that burger as it is clearly a well crafted work of art. \n\nI did have a hard time picking as all the other burgers sounded great too. My friends had the El Diablo and Goodnight burgers and i can honestly say I don't think I have seen burgers get devoured that fast before. Needless to say we were all impressed.\n\nThe fries didn't disappoint and the truffle sauce with them is amazing. We also indulged in some shakes. i have the Chocolate Stout Shake and it was great, the stout flavor was subtle but fantastic.\n\nThe food is a sure fire winner here....the ordering process not so much. The process for ordering isn't bad but it's awkward. What normally happens is you go through a line to order and get assigned at table where food is then brought to you. However since one buddy and I were ordering after the others we were told we could order right from the server at the table. The same was true of ordering additional food like the shakes. It was nice and our server was great it just was a bit odd. Not sure if this changes during big rushes though as we were there when it was late and emptying out.\n\nIn summary this place has awesome food go try it.


Walked out. Went with a group of five for breakfast and the owner said that \"big groups should go to Eat-n-Park. We're just a little cafe.\" I suppose our money wasn't good enough. If you've got three or more in your group, go to Hanlon's Cafe just down the road.


This place was so disgusting. It was so dirty and dingy. I needed one nail repaired and a blind person could have done a better job.


The Cosmopolitan has quickly turned into one of my favorite Las Vegas hotels on the strip if you're looking for amazing views. We got a terrace studio with a fountain view for this past weekend, and I've got to say that it was amazing. The Cosmo is one of the few hotels that offer a balcony which allowed us to take into the Bellagio Fountains every night.\n  \nPositives: \n- Very chic\n- Center lof the Las Vegas Strip (Location!)\n- No daily resort fee of $25\n- Decent restaurants & Secret Pizza\n- Now offering a $150 resort comp for stays of 3 nights and longer\n- Clean and modern interior\n\n--\nCheck out my other reviews at http://nextstopdc.blogspot.com/


Great beer selection but way way way too expensive. $15 for two beers? Save your money and go elsewhere.


Like many others, I think this is one of the best boba spots in Vegas, if not the best. These are big words from me because I'm a huge fan of #1 Boba House (is that what it's still called?) inside the Chinatown Mall.\n\nFirst of all, the drinks are great. The staff is really nice and accommodating to any special requests you may have. This is something spectacular in terms of the boba world, at least in Vegas. Since most spots are in Chinatown - service is just unheard of. But not here. They're definitely onto something.\n\nI can't speak for their food, but for drinks this is just not even a question. Boba and service in one place - who would have thought? Now if only it wasn't so North...


Iv'e been going to Don and Charlies for years and it is always consistently been quite good.  Last night I had the baby back ribs.  I order them well done and they are moist yet crispy.  The sauce is a little sweet and a little spicy.  Coleslaw creamy style and the twice baked are home runs!  Don't forget to ask for the chopped liver and rye bread, it is the best I've had.  The chicken snitzle is a good option if you want to try something new.  If you get take out check your bags...things seem to get left off.


Service was spotty and the kitchen was not clean. \n\nIt used to be my favorite restaurant in Arizona now I'm debating if I'll give it another chance.


Register service was not pleasant. I'm not sure if the girl who rang me up just didn't like me, but she was nice to everyone else until I got up to her.


So I don't know how we got to our table because our host never said a word to us! LOL Then he turned out to be our serve and thank goodness he finally said something then. I started out with a Bloody Mary which was delicious and spicy but no olives or pepperoni like one of the other reviews said! I had the omelet which was OK and I say that because for the price I felt we should have been able to select whatever we wanted in our omelet and unfortunately for me my 3 items for $16 didn't hit the spot.  Their potatoes side dish was awesome though if you like garlic which I do! Honestly for what they served I would have liked Denny's much much much better. Oh and it came with toast and 3 different jams but it was this nasty hard wheat bread! Gross, but I'm sorry but when its late at night I just want some delicious soft white bread. However, considering where they are located (Cosmopolitan) their prices were pretty reasonable ( 2 omelets and a bloody Mary for about $60 not including tip). After all the places I have eaten in Vegas, this is my least favorite! The service was unfriendly and the food was sub par at best.


Meat and two place. Pretty decent food. Great service. Divey.


Great food, great atmosphere, cold beer. If we lived closer we would be there all the time.


On Las Vegas Boulevard without being caught up in the chaos of the strip. My friends and I stopped by this bar to grab a drink and a quick bite before we headed to a movie at the South Point. Knowing that the casino would be packed, we came here.\n\nAt first, I was  hesitant to come because my first experience was disappointing. This second time, it was better. We entered around 10pm and sat ourselves at one of the side booths. The wait staff were slow to acknowledge our presence, but after we made it clear we were there, they were more attentive. \n\nThe menu is extensive and that can backfire. Like I said, my first experience had me never wanting to come back. I didn't care for their chili. I was impressed with the extensive salad choices. On Thursday, they have a  BBQ chicken served over cold soba noodles with tons of veggies tossed in. The marinade for the chicken remind me of the Chinese style BBQ except it was more salty than sweet. The half portion was 8.95 and was enough to tide me over. I was trying to be healthy, but could not help stealing my friends fries. They were thick cut and fried to a golden brown. Absolutely perfect.\n\nA bonus, they were playing so much 90's alternative. Nothing like some Smashing Pumpkins and Bush to remind me of my childhood.


As a property OWNER, my experience with Priority Property Management was not positive, the least to say.\n\n1. they misadvertised my property by linking it to an automated voice mail that described somebody else's property. When I brought this to the attention of Michelle, the owner, she advised me it was not a big deal and that prospective tenant's don't even listen to the message but just leave a voice mail expressing interest in viewing the property.\n\n2. Turn-around time to get the property rent-ready (carpet cleaning, painting, etc) was 26 days. (in my experience, it's been between 2-7 days after tenant moves out).\n\n3.it takes a while for them to return your calls/emails, in fact it is their policy to get back to you within 48-72 hours. In my experience from dealing with other PM (property management), it's usually a few hours to 24 hrs. Their standard answer was that they were \"short-staffed\". An interesting fact though, 3 months after I left them, I emailed to get a lost invoice, and I received an automated email response stating they were short-staffed and will get back to me within 72 hours.\n\n4.they did not change the lock between tenants, which we learnt about when we were picking up the keys from them to hand it over to another PM.\n\nOverall, I am very happy I switched to another property management. No PM is perfect, but I would not recommend this PM. Do your research and do not rush. There are better property managements out there.\nGood luck!\nSarah :)


they ran out of lobster pho (only reason to drop by). \ntheir other pho was pretty msg'd out otherwise i guess if your hometown pho is already pretty dope, coming to vegas for viet is a step down.  \ni love the fact that they have a bar and it's a laidback interior.  otherwise, keep your viet urges till you leave sin city.  o yes, service and timeliness was almost worst than your average chinese hole-in-the-wall (too bad!)


Awesome!\n\nGrowing up in Scottsdale, I never went to the botanical gardens. I mean come on, what's there to do there? It's not the same as going to the zoo.\n\nBut now, it's a must. Go around dusk or check out their website for one of their events. The Chihuly Exhibit was pretty cool last year. And that's what I like, they're more than just a bunch of cacti. \n\nBring a camera.


DO NOT RENT FROM AVIS AT MANDALAY. The front desk was rude and they make you clean THEIR CAR since they have no cleaning facility on site. We were told that their $35 to $75 \"cleaning fee\" was assessed on MOST OF THEIR CUSTOMERS upon return. I could not get ANY answer as to what constituted \"too much\" dirt. Evidently ANY dirt inside or out results in a fee. It's completely up to them to decide if you get the fee. This is ridiculous! It's just a scam to get more money on top of the extra they charge for the \"Convenience\" of renting at the hotel. Then to top it off, the car we got was dirty on the outside with FOOD spread around the inside. To avoid the \"FEE\" we cleaned the car. What a great SCAM- rent dirty cars then charge people if they don't clean them up!\n\nWe had the rudest bartender at the Beach Grill. He actually insulted my Fiance because she tried to get his attention from the girls he was flirting with. A total a***ole.


This review is based on a single dinner at Cafe Bellagio.\n\nThe first thing I noticed was the nice opulent decor, followed by friendly greetings by the hostess and our server, Julie K.  The meal then began with a warm tasty roll and butter, followed by a good Crab Dip spread on toasted baguette slices.  But the dip could have been creamier.\n\nA crock of French Onion Soup with well-melted Gruyere Cheese was excellent, and dense Meatloaf topped by Brown Gravy and mushrooms was very good with Mashed Potatoes and Green Beans.  Unfortunately, the chef read the ticket wrong, and Diane had to send her medium burger back to receive a medium rare replacement.  Then she pronounced her Bacon Cheddar Cheeseburger with Parmesan Fries as tasting very good.\n\n3-1/2 stars overall!  We will likely return for another meal when we are in close proximity somewhere on the Strip as dinner time strikes, and have no other dining plans.


Puke Palace!!!\n\nAdvisory: This location ONLY!\n\nI use to come here on my lunch breaks because it was right next to where I used to work. I would walk here almost once a week...JUST FOR CONVENIENCE! We only got a half hour lunch so I had to go somewhere close and the only other option was Mc Donald's and I'm not a big fan! \n\nSo hmmm where do I begin? Yes its that bad! \n\nOk the 1st time I came here I ordered a bacon cheese burger combo which after tax was like $8.00bucks!!!...OMG it took 20 minutes for me to get my order which meant I had to scarf this nasty sickening burger down in 5 mins because I still had to walk back to work and clock in! \n\nNot to mention on top of it taking forever to cook it was under cooked I saw it was rare pink!!! I was so pissed off and had no time to complain I just ate the thing and left to work. \n\nI tried this place a few more times only because I didn't have time to eat anywhere else. \n\nThe second time I ate here I tried there chicken strips. UMMM they were tasty but had blue dots streaming through them...not sure what that was but hey I'm still living! \n\nAfter trying various items I came to realize the only tasty and safe thing to order was their chili cheese fries which after tax came to almost 6 bucks for a large. \n\nLuckily I do not nearby anymore and will NOT be returning! \n\n*NASTY FOOD \n*OVER PRICED \n*DIRTY AND FILTHY DINE IN \n*DRUGGED OUT EMPLOYEES \n\nPS: The employees are ALL NASTY and DRUGGED OUT!!! \n\nI witnessed an employee with dirty finger nails. Also no washing of hands or gloves while touching raw and cooked food. This location seems more of a health department issue than anything else. \n\nPlease if you can avoid eating at THIS Dairy Queen Please avoid it! at all costs!


My hotel room was being flipped by a man when I returned to my room.  I actually caught the man in my room going through all my belonging.  It turns out it was the maid that let him in the room.  Then the Flamingo (every manager I have spoken to and there have been several) argues that they are not to blame and will compensate me for my room charges.  I even had to insist for a room upgrade after they moved me to another room after the incident (as they call it).  They were not sympathetic at all that my belongings were all gone through and that it was their maid that let him into my room.  Now if something would have been stolen then they say it would have been a different story.  Thank god I caught him in the act.  I WARN EVERYONE, NEVER STAY AT THIS HOTEL!!


I don't get it? Is this supposed to be delicious soul food? Its a crap piece of chicken and a crap waffle on a plate for 8 bucks. The water is from the tap. I expected delicious, I got below average at best. Back to the real restaurants for me.


It's Chipotle.  I mean what else can you say that hasn't already been said? This location is always busy no matter when you come, but the food is good (albeit it is getting expensive) and the service has been good. Just remember, get to this location early if you want to eat and be able to sit, otherwise you are out of luck!