This place is horrible if you're sent here by your employer for a work injury, just go to the emergency room or your own doctor.  The staff here is rude,  you literally wait for hours to he seen.  Dr.  Klausner will delay getting you xrays, mris and anything that costs extra just to save money,  and he will try to send you back to work while your still in pain or still injured.  Avoid pain and aggravation,  go somewhere else.


Excellent!!!  We were craving a bit of comfort food on afternoon (a little hungover) and this place hit the spot.  They even deliver, get ready for it, ICECREAM!!!  I ordered the stuffed mushroom and swiss burger, this was delicious and possibly the biggest burger I have ever had!  The fries were actually cooked and not soggy.  The icecream or cement mixers are to die for!!!! I highly recommend this place when you need a little comfort food and don't want to leave the house!


Any event at PNC Park is a great one! Saturday morning my friend and I ran the PIrates Charities 5K and it was such a great event. This was the first year they did a 5K and they had over 2,500 runners - a definite success! The course started on Federal Street and looped around the North Shore, ending with a run around the inside of the field, and crossing home plate as the finish line. Aside from this event, going to a game, sky blast, or concert here is amazing. The view of the skyline is just beautiful. My friends and I come here all the time during Pirates season for a game. It's definitely one of my favorite thing to do during the summer. I'm not surprised it's ranked the #1 Ballpark in America!


We moved to the area recently & have been here a few times. Sushi is great and reasonable! My husband is not a sushi fan, but they have quite a few meat dishes. The happy hour menu is great! Only downside is that I've had to wait for a table every time I've ben there, but was seated in a decent amount of time...it's a small restaurant so it's understandable.


Oh goodness, where to start...\n\nThe rooms were updated and had a modern theme, but the parking structure was not updated and was as terrible as it used to be when it was Imperial Palace years ago.  Also, there were no clearly marked signs to the hotel entrance once you park in a tight space.  Best way to get in/out of the structure was through Koval.  In/out access during the evening is a bit frustrating.  There are \"traffic controllers\"  that have no idea how to direct traffic. \n\nUpon checking in at registration, it was a bit confusing, they didn't have those crowd/lane control poles; instead there was an actual person directing you to the next attendant.  \n\nWhen using the elevator, there is a security guard in a bright  neon vest that has to see your key card to confirm your are a hotel guest.  It's fine, but the process can be slow if there are lots of people waiting.  Other hotels require hotel guests to swipe their cards in the elevators as confirmation before pressing the floor numbers. \n\nOther reviewers mentioned hearing construction early in the morning.  We stayed (for 2 nights) on the 3rd floor, overlooking the pool renovation, so my fianc\u00e9 and I were a bit concerned.  The first morning we were startled by a loud noise coming from the room next door.  It sounded like someone was hanging something on the wall or what not.  The noise went on for 30 minutes and stopped.\n\nRandomness:  during the first night we stayed, we saw some vomit around the elevator threshold on the third floor.  By the time we left (2 days later), it was still there, but dried up.  Eww.\n\nWe only stayed here because it was close to the Mirage for a cheer competition we were in town for in December.  Our total cost was a little over $200, which is decent for being on the strip. \n\nPros: modern, comfy rooms with plenty of space and outlets. \n\nThere are clearly several areas that require improvement though.  Skipping this place next time.


Went for breakfast and the food was tasty. The service was just average. The eggs Benedict were tasty but very salty without a lot of character. The egg white and veggie omelette was ok but nothing spectacular. The dining room is clean, large and fun. I would go back but the food is nothing spectacular.


One of maybe 3 theaters in Vegas which isn't located inside of a casino!  The AMC has a very modern feel complete with stadium seating (which I guess is pretty standard).  I haven't visited the concession stands, but they have 3 available on really busy nights.\n\nPrices are consistent with the other casino theaters and they have a $5 movie day for those in the gaming industry (Wednesday maybe?).  I wish the restrooms were a little more up to date with the rest of the building, but other than that, no complaints.  The location is definitely a major plus!


Having La Cerise just down the road from work is both a blessing and a curse... a curse in the sense that I want to lunch from here far too often than is good for the budget!\n\nThe service is always friendly, the food is always fantastic, the coffee is pretty good and they make their own ice cream on site.. what's not to like??!!\n\nI think their prices are quite reasonable as well for the quality of food you get. All their sandwich options you can have in your choice of panini, croissant, wrap or bun.  There's usually a soup of the day, pasta of the day (often lasagne or mac & cheese) as well as a vege option of the day.\n\nIf you're in the area, don't hesitate to pop in for a bite!


Avec un ami, nous y avons pass\u00e9 une journ\u00e9e de r\u00eave. Le terrain est parfaitement entretenu et il fut tr\u00e8s agr\u00e9able de s'y promener, au travers des diff\u00e9rents jardins.


Wow.  What a bunch of stoners.


Horrible service. Burger cooked wrong and it took 20 minutes to get it replaced. Definately not a place to visit if you have less than 2 hours for lunch.  Entree prices good but $3 for regular ice tea :(


I have been to this place about three times over the last couple years. I always loved the blueberry pancakes each time I went, but I was disappointed this time around.   The food was just okay.  The waiter was very friendly and kept up with our pace of being served (fairly quickly).  We used a Groupon, so it was still a good deal and will go back again.


This is from a visit about a month ago.   I had a burger and a couple beers and my wife had a chicken flat-bread and a couple cocktails.  My fries were limp and overdone and the burger was lukewarm when served.  My wife's food quality OK.  The one thing that stood out was the lack of any urgency whatever to service.  I didn't time the wait staff or anything like that, but there were delays being seated, getting a menu, getting drink reorders, getting food orders from the kitchen, and finally, getting a check.  It was very obvious to me that the slot players and a couple \"regulars\" got a ton of attention and prompt service from the staff---everyone else, not so much.  Docked Mr. John a star for crappy service.  Even though I live close, there are so many consistently better neighborhood joints and I won't choose to return.


I haven't eaten at every buffet in Vegas, but I can say with complete confidence that nothing could possibly be worse than this. Do not believe anyone who says they enjoyed this place, they are demented, and considering that no one in the place appeared to be under the age of 65, dementia has to be a factor because anyone who would return to this place has to be insane and since everyone there appeared to be a regular, I felt as if I were dining inside an asylum.\n\nIt's unbelievable that this buffet is more expensive than Fiesta Rancho's which is exponentially better. Nothing, I mean nothing, was edible, everything sucked, go to the Chinese station, the Mexican station, the place with the godawful chicken potpie and what I guess was supposed to be Cordon Bleu, next to the nasty Tilapia fillets, I couldn't stomach any of it.\n\nI tried some spaghetti but I couldn't top it with any of the beyond frightening meatballs, they looked like they came straight out of an Eli Roth movie. Even the fruit I could not eat because it looked like someone had taken bites out of the watermelon and cantaloupe slices and tossed them back on the bar.\n\nAnd it wasn't just the food: the grannies racing around on their motorized scooters were extremely dangerous...bingo could not start soon enough.\n\nLook, I am by no means a picky eater and am an extremely tolerant person, but this place would even test the endurance of Job and I doubt God would have been cruel enough to put him through it. As I stared at the grease pooling on my plate, drowning god knows what I knew without a doubt that I had shortened my lifespan by several days by paying this place a visit.\n\nThe fact that I had picked up a player's card beforehand was hardly a consolation. Save me a dollar?  I' m the one who should be paid for being here...I tossed it in the garbage with the rest of the refuse.


My boyfriend & I reserved this room because it was one of the cheaper hotels on the Vegas strip; so we were in no way expecting the luxury of the Bellagio. But during our 3 night stay we were increasingly annoyed with the problems in the hotel & unhelpful front desk staff. I will never be staying here again, I don't care how good of a deal it is. \n\n#1- The door to the Bungalow building takes about 15 tries to unlock. They need a new lock on that building, badly. \n\n#2- The adjoining door between our room & the room next to us didn't lock on our side (lock was broken), so the neighbors could have come into our room if they wanted to. \n\n#3- We had to have maintenance come fix the toilet first thing in the morning on 2 of our days there. \n\nAll of that could have been forgiven. They have $1.50 beers in their bars, $3 blackjack tables, a decent pool (even though the waterfall was broken), and a pretty convenient location. BUT.... \n\n#4- On day 2 I decided I didn't want to pay for the hotel with my debit card & asked the hotel to switch over to my credit card. To make a long story short they screwed it up & ended up tying up $536 in charges & holds on my credit & debit accounts, for a room that cost $181 total. Supposedly they submitted a reversal for the charges, but I have yet to see it process on my account (it's been 2 days so far).\n\nI went to the desk to complain to the manager (who first off had the front desk girl tell me that the manager was out on lunch, then she magically appeared after I wasn't going away), who did absolutely nothing but give me a blank stare. I resorted to listing all of the other complaints I had about the hotel in an attempt to get a reaction from her, or at least some sort of compensation, but she still said nothing other than \"I'm sorry about that\". I became so frustrated I ended up leaving the hotel in tears. \n\nI was expecting a budget hotel because that's what I paid for; I was NOT expecting a VACATION RUINER. I won't be returning to this craphole, not even for their $1.50 beers, simply because I'm so pissed at my experience here.\n\nIf you do come to Hooters, just go for the cheap drinks & gambling. Go down the street to Imperial Palace if you're looking for a cheap room.


I was in North Phoenix for a friend's birthday.  This place was choose by one of our mutual friends.  This place is very authentic!!!  The help speaks Cantonese! (and English) and were very helpful in their recommendations.  I would go back if I lived up there.


I am from Houston, since I came here I've been searching for the perfect bowl of pho. I have to say this is the closest thing yet from home!!! Good pho with fair pricing, doesn't get ebtter than this.


Smelled like they wiped all their tables with dirty smelly rags... I can't eat in these conditions.


Upon reading the reviews on this hotel, I was definitely expecting the worst. However, I was pleasantly surprised. It took my fiancee and I about 45 minutes to check in, which I felt was a little long. We stayed in Tower II, and our room was very nice and clean. The hotel definitely needs to upgrade the internet, bc they do not have wifi. But they did have internet connection (ethernet) in the room. The only issue inside the room that we encountered was that the breaker tripped or something, twice, shutting off the tv and internet both times. But surprisingly, both issues were fixed in less than 10 minutes.. I will not give this place 5 stars because of the CONSTANT HARASSMENT of people trying to sell you time shares. We were asked at least 30 times in a 5 day span. So irritating. But other than that, we enjoyed our stay at the Excalibur, and my first visit to vegas!


Chelsea's Kitchen has become my default destination when I want a decent sit-down meal and can't think of anything new or exciting.  Everything is done very well.  I especially enjoy the fish tacos, which come with a surprisingly good side of rice and beans. But my favorite item on the menu is the tuna tartar & guacamole appetizer. Nothing else on the menu really pops, but my friends and I haven't had any complaints yet.\n\nService is always strong, as with the other LGO properties. This is especially evident at Chelsea's Kitchen where it appears they have implemented the Houston's-style service approach, which is a Good Thing.\n\nFinally, the thing that really makes Chelsea's Kitchen stand out is the building itself.  A great example of the sprawling, airy Arizona ranch-style house with great front and back patios. It can be difficult to get a seat on the back patio, but the rest of the restaurant is pleasant enough that I don't mind. The only negative comment I can make is that the bar is on the small side.


This is an odd and confounding review to write. This place has got solid five star reviews, so it looks like I'm going to be the odd man out here in the experience I had when I visited.\n\nMy girl and I are getting married soon, so the other day we decided to start yelping places to look for a suit. We found Men's Apparel Club shining like a beacon amongst the mostly scathing Men's Wearhouse reviews. It was a no brainer...an affordable and well reviewed local business...I had my mind made up and my credit card in the holster ready to buy if I found something decent.\n\nUpon walking in, we were promptly greeted by Barry and had a quick discussion regarding the style I was looking for. He quickly found a suit that was right down my alley and that I could easily see myself getting into. This is maybe where we got off on the wrong foot. As Barry was talking about the suit, my fiance got out her phone to show him a picture of her dress, just to get his opinion on if they would match or not. She was quickly given a 'sweetie...no pictures' warning, as Barry thought she was getting her phone out to take pictures. This is fine, I understand his reasoning behind this, but the experience went downhill at this point. \n\nWhat happened from here...I'm still confused about. I began to ask questions about the suit, as he allowed me to try the coat portion on and educated us on the ins and outs of buying a suit for a good ten minutes or so. I liked how the coat fit, and was definitely thinking I needed to try on the whole get up. That's when he hit us with this...I quote:\n\n\"I know I'm wasting my time with people like you. You're not gonna buy here, and I know that. You're gonna shop around and do what you do. That's okay. I don't mind helping you out. I really don't. You know why? You're young and you don't know any better. You gotta learn this stuff some way. I feel like it's my duty\". \n\nThis statement didn't sit well with me right off the bat. There's nothing worse than being told what sort of person you are. Stereotyping/assuming to this level is something I've rarely experienced in a retail situation. I don't tolerate it in my personal life, and absolutely won't stand for it when I'm voluntarily looking to give someone my business. I let it slide and moved on.\n\nWe both at this point made a concerted effort to let him know that we were in fact very much considering buying a suit at his establishment. I even at one point said \"I haven't heard the best things about Men's Wearhouse and other similar places, so I'm absolutely interested in making the purchase here if we can find something\". I tried to make several not so subtle hints, that I was in fact very much wanting and willing to make a purchase with him, but he wasn't hearing it for some reason or another. \n\nHe continued to almost 'anti-sell' us from this point out. It was extremely odd. It was like the opposite of being at a car dealership. We felt as if we couldn't try on suits or buy anything there even if we wanted to. He made multiple comments regarding shopping around at other places and continued to minimize our intention to buy. The odd thing was...he gave us all sorts of good advice regarding the ins and outs of buying a suit. However, at the same time he seemed unwilling and uninterested in selling us one personally! \n\nAfter about 25 minutes we finally decided it was time to go, as we really didn't feel very welcome. On the way out of the door I tried one more last ditch effort to let him know I was interested, it went like this:\n\n\"So, if I end up deciding on this suit would I be able to come back in early October to get everything going?\"\n\nBarry - \"October...I may not be around. You'll probably have to go elsewhere\". \n\nThis was the story of our trip to Men's Apparel Club...the underlying feeling that our business wasn't wanted. I'm really not sure why or how this happened, some possibilities come to mind:\n\n-Communication style differences causing some sort of misunderstanding.\n-The phone issue getting the idea in his head that we had no intention of buying.\n-Us being young and Barry not taking us seriously.\n-Barry possibly having previous bad experiences with shoppers like us, leading to an unfair stereotype.\n-Some other issue I haven't thought of or didn't realize.\n\nIt's too bad we had this experience, because the truth is. This place has the best prices in town by far.\n\nMy suit at Men's Apparel Club - less than $250\nMy suit at Men's Wearhouse - $600\n\nSo in the end, I don't doubt that this is a great place to buy a suit for some people...it just wasn't for us based on our experience. Maybe I caught Barry on an off day, I'm not sure. Maybe Barry doesn't even realize the bad taste we left with. I'm now left in the odd position to thank Barry for all the great advice he gave me on buying a suit, then scratch my head and ask him why he didn't seem to want to sell me one.


Outlet style mall with a wide variety of stores, there's even a new aquarium and movie theater located in the mall.\n\nThe food court has all the normal mall restaurants and is good for a quick bite after a day of shopping. In addition to the stores and restaurants inside the mall there are several others located outside the mall too.\n\nMy favorite thing about this mall is that it's shaped like a track. One lap around this mall is about a mile. I can come before the mall opens or mid day during the week a get a few laps in.


If I could leave no stars I would. Beware- do not take your child to Dr. Claudia Garcia when you actually need your pediatrician to examine your sick child. \n\nI called My Kids Doctor on a Monday  afternoon at 12:30 asking to make a sick appointment. I was told I didn't need appointment to just walk-in before 3 pm. I took my child who was running a 100.8 fever and complaining of severe stomach cramps to the office as a \"walk-in\". I arrived at 2pm and was called back to an exam room at 2:45. We then sat in the exam room until 3:30 when I finally asked the nurse how much longer it would be before we would see the doctor. Meanwhile my daughter is dryheaving and crying. The Nurse tells me she would check with the doctor, she comes back and tells me it will be another 45 mins to an hour. I explained that we had been there since 2pm and she stated she was sorry but the doctor had to see her appointments first then her sick walk-ins. I asked if sick children take presidence over healthy ones and she simply said no. Wow! By now my child has vomited 3 times. I asked the Nurse a second time to get the doctor and again I was told we would have to wait our turn. I have never encountered a Pediatrician will no moral ethics or compassion. I mean their speciality is children. If you are not equipped or staffed to handle sick appointments than do not accept them. But allowing a patient to wait(a sick patient at that) that long is just unprofessional. Need less to say I left and took my child to another Pediatrician. Please don't make the same mistake I did with trusting the care of your child's health to Dr. Claudia Garcia.


I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease (Intolerance to Gluten) in December of 2010 and the first thought that came to mind was \"Oh no, how  can I receive the Holy Eucharist?\" St. Francis of Assisi has gluten free hosts! I was so happy to hear that, because lets be honest, during cold and flu season we are hesitant to receive the wine. Talk to the sacristan about 10-15 minutes before mass, tell them you need a gluten free host. The thing is, is that you must receive it from the priest because the Eucharistic ministers don't carry it, and you must sit on the right hand side of the church to ensure you get the priest. Nice parish, nice people, and gluten free hosts, are a win -win in my book. :)


We frequent Antonio's on a regular basis, and they are hands down the best pizza-by-the-slice in town! \n\nThey make a variety of unique and creative pizzas- that are always served fresh. Spicy Beef Taco, Chicken Florentine, and Chicken, Bacon, Ranch- just to name a few. My go-to slice is the Chicken Quesadilla! Absolutely delish!


GET THE LARGE PEPPERONI & MUSHROOM WITH DOUBLE MOZZARELLA, you will want left-overs ! \n\nTucked in between Kona Grill and Gordon Bierch is the pizzeria that made the Brooklyn Bridge famous and now you can experience EXCELLENT NY pizza here on the West Coast without waiting in a long ass line with tons of tourists on Old Fulton Street.  Just park in the strip mall and head towards the fountain and you will find one of the greatest pizzerias in Summerlin (the other one is Rocco's by Costco).  I'm born & raised NY and my taste buds have been in training all my life, I know Great Pizza.\n\nThis thin crust is cracker crisp and will stay perfectly horizontal even without folding.  Here is what separates the Grimaldi style from others: \n1. They place fresh HANDMADE mozzarella slices (not shredded) on the crust FIRST\n2. Sauce is drizzled on top after the toppings (white pizza does not even have sauce)\n3. Oven temperature is HOTTER than hell which can soar up to 1200 degrees.  This coal oven brick pizza gives the crust that distinct charred flavor and crispiness.  Look under the crust and you will see the color that's different.  \n4. Pepperoni are little tiny salty slices which crisp up a bit.  SOOO GOOOD\n5. When you have been in the pizza business this long, you know that there are key factors that people connotate with excellent pizza: New York style, NY water, sauce, cheese, oven temperature, etc.  Grimaldi re-creates the NY style of water by re-creating the exact mineral content of Brooklyn water to make sure the dough is just like NY.\n\nThe coal brick oven is a goldmine and permit nightmare in NYC.  It wasn't possible to install a coal brick oven in Manhattan where Grimaldi originally wanted to open his pizzeria, so he opened up in Brooklyn (coal ovens had to be grandfathered in from the building).  Under the bridge on Old Fulton Street is famous, but now with the latest lease controversy, there is the new location around the corner from the original.  Back in 1904 Lombardi opened a brick oven pizza in SOHO and you can also wait in line to compare.  In March 2012, Juliana's will be opening up in NY as another Grimaldi spin off.


My Wife and I have had many great experiences.  We have had multiple Acupuncture treatments with Krissy with great results.  Not only is she very knowledgeable, but also real nice.  At this point we must have referred at least a dozen people to Krissy and everyone thanks us later.


I've stayed at probably 30-40 Starwood properties worldwide, but this was my first W experience.\n\nThis is a hotel aimed towards young people. It is trendy and hip, with three (yes, three) bars/lounges/clubs on the premises. At night you have to pretty much flash your key card to get past the velvet ropes and into the hotel. I'm young but wasn't in a clubbing mood the weekend I visited so I didn't get to explore the on-location nightlife. Probably not the best for a family vacation.\n\nLocation: Very good. Walking distance to both downtown and Old Montreal.\n\nConcierge: Fantastic, super helpful, and willing to take extra time to make sure your dinner reservation/itinerary is perfect.\n\nRooms: Very hip and trendy, but not as \"functional\" as I would have hoped. Like I said, the layout is quite modern and as the W is known for, the lighting is quite \"mood-lighting-esque\" and loungey. The design is nice and romantic. Downsides: Things just don't work as well as they look. The shower is massive and has one of those overhead rain-shower heads 10 feet up. It looks nice but the shower pressure is weak and forget about decently washing anything but your hair and shoulders. \n\nThe bathroom is open to the bedroom area with only a blue shower-curtain type thing to separate the two. The same teal shower-curtain-esque curtain is used for the windows. Kind of weird.\n\nThe iPod dock does not work. It did not have all the cables required. \n\nSo while the design is nice, it is not as functional as I would have liked. All in all, a good location that gave me the platinum upgrade. Next time I visit Montreal, I'll probably explore some of the other properties.


Worst company ever. They came to my house to measure my ysrd.  We have to call one week later to get the dedign, after they sent the design which doesn't include the features we told them. We called bavk, no answet, emailed back. No answer.  One more week, we emailed again   we told them we will go someone else if they don't get back to us with the appointment.  DAVID, that is the guy, he said they only want to work with customers they wsnt!!!\n\nYou don't follow up. You don't provide customers service,  I will never recommend this company.  Hope the owner can see this review. If they blow away all the customers, good luck with your business !!!!!


I was expecting to be better on service, and food since currently it's 4 stars rating. We went in at 12pm for lunch and a lady sat us and gave us dinner menu. Then a waitor came and gave us the lunch menu and took our order. He seem to be in a rush. Then a different waitor came and asked if we ordered, after few minutes he came back and verified our order. There were only 2 other tables. Finally our food arrived. I had the shrimp Pad kee Mao, tom Kha and ice tea. It was good but I have had better. The portion is a good size.


I always come to Red Lobster for my 'special occasion' dinners.  This time it was for my birthday and as usual, I was not disappointed.\n\nWe went early 4:45pm, because I KNOW when you show up to any Red Lobster location at a more traditional dinner time (6-7pm) you're in for a wait.  Being as we were there early, the restaurant was not busy.  Our server was friendly and prompt and the food came quickly and was delicious.\n\nI must say that they've really improved their Caesar salad in the last while.  It used to be tasteless and brutal (one of the only things I didn't like about Red Lobster), but lately they've changed it.  The dressing is more tasty and they have added chunks of cheese on top, which are lovely.\n\nThis time we chose to order their Endless Shrimp special, which I must say is great value for the money.\n\nIf you ever have room for dessert (which I almost never do, ESPECIALLY after endless shrimp), I definitely recommend ordering the key lime pie.  It's tangy and sweet and the perfect end to a delicious seafood meal.\n\nWe'll definitely be back for our next special occasion dinner!


This place is located in restaurant row between Palazzo and Venetian. We were a party of 8 on our way to Public House when we noticed B&B and that none of us had ever dined here before. On a Monday nite...no wait...we were seated within 2 minutes and learned that it was Italian. I wanted to start off w/a glass of their house merlot but was informed that they did not serve merlot by the glass...wha? The waiter, Kevin suggested an alternative but casually mentioned that it was the cheapest red house wine that they served by the glass. I wonder why he did that? Started w/Calamari and finished w/Veal Chops and broccoli. The meal was very good along w/the service that was Kevin and his group. Other than the \"cheap wine\" comment, it was enjoyable.\n\nI won't be back anytime soon...lots of other fine restaurants that serve merlot by the glass.


Completely lackluster experience for a very high price.\n\nI came here for a resurfacing facial and the raved about \"Orange Blossom\" pedicure. I was super excited and was expecting nothing short of perfection for the price.\n\nWhen I had called to book my appointment a few weeks prior, I was told my 30 min facial would be at 3pm and my pedicure would be at 3:45pm. That was perfect, I would only have to wait 15 min in between services. \n\nOn the day of my appointment, I arrived to the spa 30 minutes early - as they suggest - to have ample time to change into a robe, rinse off, and relax before my first service. When I checked in, the girl told me my appointment was actually scheduled for 2:30 and I was handed a robe and instructed to change, however, the facialist came in before I had even had a change to put my purse in my locker and told me not to bother changing because we were already running late and I was cutting into my appointment time. She rushed me off to the treatment room, told me to just pull the sides of my dress down because she didn't have time for me to change and then proceeded to rush through the facial so that she was done by 3pm. My 30 min facial was more like 20 min. \n\nNow, instead of the 15 min wait in between services, I had to wait 45. I used this time to check my email and verify that the itinerary THEY sent me did in fact say 3pm. At this point, I was irritated but just wanted to focus on my upcoming pedicure. \n\nThe waiting area/restroom/locker area was more like a locker room at the gym than a high end spa area. There were many women coming in from the gym who were very loud and the whole vibe was not conducive to a relaxing spa environment. \n\nThe pedicure girl was on time and very sweet - however, the pedicure itself left something to be desired. There was nothing about this pedicure that made it worth $85. In fact, I've had much better pedicures for $25. While it was relaxing, it wasn't by any means through. I left with no less dead skin on my feet than I started with. \n\nOverall, I was very disappointed with my experience at the Sanctuary Spa. I left with a $210 tab and not much to show for it. Definitely will not be returning here.


Really wanted to like this place.  But had a horrendous experience all around... Staff was woefully inept and over their heads.  Food came out 40 minutes later and was burnt & inedible.  We will not be back.  Very sad to see yet another restaurant fail so early...  good luck to them.


this place opened and fell right on its face. I haven't had the desire to go back after the lack of taste and their inability to plan seems to be part of their business model. I had the turkey leg, the last one, and it was 6pm. I stood in line for what seemed to be an hour, I'm not sure why they don't have a large menu posted that everyone can read. ok on to my meal, they did get it right, the bad part was the my sides where mac'n cheese and beans, mac seemes like it'd been sitting all arternoon, mushy and slimy. the beans had a very boring flavor like you expect from something from a can. the turkey leg itself was a lot of fat with about 4 oz of meatit had decent flavor, I was just pissed about the size. So unfortunatly south Phoeinx is again without a good take home BBQ place, because while jakes may still be open i'm seeing a \"out of business\" sign comming unless changes are made.


The tacos were greasy and unflavorful. I was quite disappointed with my order. There was also dirt on the floors and the people making the food didn't speak much English


Not bad at all. The refried beans and rice were standouts.


The beer is average, but overpriced.  Save yourself $10 on a case and wait until Costco restocks.  ($30 a case at the brewery, $20 at Costco).   Perhaps I would return if they end up opening up an actual restaurant,  as the staff there were extremely friendly, but not too much of a draw at this point....


Ok, so I've only eaten here once, which is why I only gave this place 4 stars.  I was on a drive from Austin to San Jose and met a friend of mine here for breakfast, and wow, what a way to start the home stretch of my long drive!\n\nI had the corned-beef hash skillet and good lord, that's some good corned-beef hash!  Some home-fries, a couple of eggs sunnyside up and a handful of cheese....AWESOME.  Keep in mind, this meal was over a year ago and I remember it vividly :)\n\nIf I am ever in Phoenix, I'm heading straight for Chompie's.


Edit 2/17/13 -- My boyfriend and I headed to Pin Kaow 3 for a local bite before heading downtown for the evening...what a mistake! The service was painfully slow and we waited for 20 minutes for our water. Our curry took another 20 minutes and our waitress never came back to check on us. Boo. \n\nPin Kaow is a stones throw away from my place so when I came down with the flu I called them up for my go to, feel better,  stand by of tom ka kai with side of sticky rice. Too bad the soup was a tiny little portion and it was so salty and thick  I ended up thinning it out with water. Definitely not the kind of hassle you want when you feel crumm-ola. I ended up paying $12 total for about one cup of soup and a small side of sticky rice. Bums. On the bright side, the sticky rice was warm and delish.


The warm salsa is a delight to the pallette!!! You defineately cant be a gringo though. But what have you done with the charro beans.... they are now frank n beany what happened to the delish spicy jalepeno flavored charro beans? The ribs are the bomb but dont be fancy n cut each riblet they dry out chef!!! Been going hear since opening dont screw up the original menu. The music on the weekends is great.\nPut the beans back n dont cut the ribs n u get a 5.


Loving the Pita Jungle! Almost twice a month my friends and I meet there for gossip and wine and mediterranean food.. AND the crowd reminds me a bit of DC... (silly I know!, but I love when guys are in suits at lunch! ).. hehe! ABOUT the food... Greek Salad.. if your watching your mid.. this is what I say works! Large or small .. the large too much for me.. but its a good salad. IF no dates that week! THEN 'splurge' on the Spinach Quesadilla. its on lavosh bread... and not over greasy.. their version of pico de gallo, is fresh and works with the quesadilla.. and the tsaziki is a plus.. all med cafes need an awesome tsaziki, after all its just a given! They have a full bar.. good wines.. Gazpacho rocks! AND Ive had the seared ahi with fruit salad.. YUM! the portions are big.. be prepared... :-) \nNOW If I were here on a lunch hour.. idk..this place has a wait outside and in.. and its placement of tables is on the European scale (like elbow to elbow).. make friends , I guess!


Great high quality italian for the family that is CONSISTENT every Time!


Have come here many times but today was the first time I had Bekah for a massage. Her hands are magic! The pressure was just right and she hit all my stress points perfectly. I will definitely be asking for her when I return! I definitely recommend a membership to take advantage of monthly massage and/or facials. I have been coming here for over a year and it is worth every penny.


After a girls night in we decided we needed a little girls night OUT time. We hit the bar and started gaming and drinking. Our bartender was VERY nice... we didn't win ANY money that night and she comp'd us some food for our loss! We ordered the BBQ Chicken Flat bread. VERY cheesey. Like VERY. It was good though! \nNice neighborhood bar with a friendly staff!!


Snagged an online deal for this place after I heard about it from friends; it was really great! The portions were generous, the prices were reasonable and the staff was very kind. They don't have a full bar here though, so plan accordingly.


I picked this place for its pools. Overall everything was well but I think staying here once will be enough for us. The reason? There were WAY too many lifeguards. The problem with this is you can't dive, you can't run or walk along the wave action pool, you can't stand by the wave to get hit in the face with a wave, which I actually wanted, you can't take a raft to the lazy river. FFS! Tubes only in the lazy river and good luck finding a chair after noon because you probably won't. The pools also close at 7pm so no sexy time in the jacuzzi late night. We opted out on the cabanas but found a couple of chairs our first and 3rd day but our 2nd day, we had to lay on the sand. If you only want a jacuzzi minus the kids, I suggest you walk to the south lagoon for the jacuzzi hot tub there. You can relax there if you don't have kids. Anyways, this place still gets a 4 star from me. Safety is important and they can't help the crowds. It's a very fun resort and another wonderful casino floor plan from this company.


I don't know what happened to this place.  I used to eat here at least once a week and LOVED their food.  They recently raised their prices and seemingly lowered the food quality.  The junior carne asada burrito was always my go to....a good sized burrito for $3.  I'd order it without beans and it cost me an extra .60.  Since when do places charge to take things OFF?!  Oh wait....okay, .60, I'll deal with it.  NOW they are charging $4.25 for the same burrito and a DOLLAR to NOT have beans in it.  What the fuck?  My junior carne asada burrito w/just meat n cheese was almost $7 the other day (because of course cheese is extra too...as is sour cream, avacado, etc.).  It was lacking in the meat department and had a huge glob of cheese.  So disappointing.  :(


I am a very picky restaurant patron and this place won me over! It's a total hole in the wall where the chef is right in front of you preparing really amazing meals. The wine suggestion for me was spot on and the chef made some changes to help with foods I could eat. Don't expect a overly decorated Scottsdale like place. It's very much self put together. But the food is to die for!


After having heard many great things about Paco's, we were very excited to try it. Since moving to Charlotte from Texas several years ago, we have not found a true Tex-Mex place that comes close to the real thing. Paco's comes close, but it's got way too much \"Carolina flavor\" thrown in to truly call it Tex-Mex, or even Mexican, for that matter.\n\nWe went on a Friday night. Made an Open Table reservation through Yelp on the same day - super easy and convenient. When we arrived, we were seated right away at a nice window table. My 8-year old was thrilled with the kids' menu/crayon combo, and my hubby and I ordered margaritas and some guacamole to get settled in.\n\nWe made the mistake of ordering the Cadillac Margaritas, which were bright blue and way too sweet (they were on special, so we thought we'd try it). Their traditional margarita on the rocks was MUCH better!\n\nHands down, the BEST part of the meal was the table-side guacamole. Our waiter was enthusiastic about this, and it did not disappoint. He mixed up the guac to our specifications (chunky or smooth? spicy or not spicy?). It was perfectly seasoned and yummy to the last bite. I would go back JUST for the guacamole, it was that good.\n\nEntrees: I am a fish taco fanatic, so I had to order the fish taco. I also got the brisket taco, upon recommendation by our waiter. My hubby ordered the steak burrito. Our son ordered the cheese quesadilla. The food arrived quickly, and was fresh and hot upon the drop. My husband loved his burrito. It was huge! The steak was tender and nicely seasoned. The burrito had a sour cream queso on top, not my hubby's cuppa tea, but he poured some of their house made salsa over it and was happy. My fish taco was supremely good - from the homemade flour tortillas to the crunchy, slightly spicy fried fish (you can also order grilled fish) and creamy slaw topping. I was very happy with this item.  The brisket taco was... weird. As I mentioned, I moved here from Texas where brisket is king. So I had pretty high expectations of the brisket. I was surprised to taste something sweet in my brisket, and it was NOT a pleasant surprise. There were caramelized onions in it, and a chipotle BBQ sauce, which made the whole experience overly sticky-sweet and ruined the brisket, in my opinion. I realize that here in the Carolinas, this sort of sweetness in a savory dish is popular, so I figured the chef wanted to appeal to the regional tastebuds. I wouldn't order the brisket taco again, though. But that's because there are several other items on the menu I plan to try! My son's cheese quesadilla was as expected - my little picky eater was pleased and happily gobbled it up.\n\nDessert: We were stuffed, but we ordered a Tr\u00e9s Leches cake to go. It was perfection, even a day later after sitting in a plastic container overnight. I highly recommend you try this dessert! It's the real deal. The peanut butter chocolate pie was tempting, too. \n\nService and aesthetic were both excellent. The tables were a little close, and the restaurant was somewhat noisy, but that only adds to the experience. \n\nAll in all, while we did not find \"the one\" we've been in search of, but we were pleased and will return. My husband still favors Cantina 1511 over Paco's, but I would have to say the guacamole was so good that I would go to Paco's over Cantina any day of the week. : )\n\nIf you're in the SouthPark area, and craving Mexican, you won't be disappointed in Paco's. Just be sure to read the product descriptions so you're not surprised when your food/drinks arrive!


The worst burger I tasted in my life. The color of the meat was strange brown not what a regular grounded meat should look like. The frys were really dark brown. It looked like they used te same oil for the past few months.  The drink was served in a tiny glass bottle and costed $2.50. My wife and I spent close to $30 for 2 hamburgers,fries and 1 small coke plus tip. The price is one thing but the food is the worst.


Only in Las Vegas can a fine dining restaurant the caliber of Rosemary's exist in the same strip mall as a restaurant called the \"Krazy Buffet\". But once you get into Rosemary's, you realize that it's the real deal. The ambiance of the room is pleasant, basically what you'd expect from a neighborhood fine dining restaurant. Even with the open kitchen, the room was moderately lit and fairly quiet, with a clientele of mainly couples in their fifties. The bar up front is small but perfect for couples waiting for other guests to join them, with a friendly bartender and probably the best selection of Belgium beers I've seen in the city.\n\nThe food we had was excellent, particularly the specials they had for the evening. My rib eye steak was delicious, though particularly fatty even for a rib eye. The other guests at our table really enjoyed their food as well, and we wanted to really like Rosemary's. Unfortunately the service was such that I doubt we'll be going back any time soon.\n\nTo be fair, it all came down to our particular server, who was surly, humorless and did everything he could to make us feel uncomfortable short of being overtly rude. The service systems they have in place are excellent (all the food is brought to the table at once, offering napkins to match clothing etc.), but when your server frowns, doesn't tell you the wine selections being brought to your table and generally does everything with a sneer, by the end of the meal what should have been a great experience becomes tainted to say the least.\n\nIt's a shame really, because a great fine dining restaurant off the strip is something we have been looking for. And Rosemary's could have been that place we would go back to again and again. But with so many choices in Las Vegas, we'll probably just keep on looking.


This is by far my favorite place to get my nails done! I usually see Cindy.. She is the best. Any of them are great though! They are very friendly and even know me by name. Always clean as well. I've read people complaining about how long they wait or how busy it is.. But isn't that a good sign? And honestly they are good enough for me to wait for. They can't control how many people walk in their door. They want to be able to take care of everyone! \n\nHighly recommend!


Came here on a Tuesday night with a party of 6. We were warned that Tuesday was their busiest night but we didn't expect to wait for a table for over an hour. However, that gave us time to check out the butcher case and speak with one of the butchers, Kilan. He offered us a bite of some beef jerky they made the previous night, which was delicious. Also, the butcher working the cold meats section near the stairs took pity on us and offered a little appetizer which was also good.\n\nWe finally got seated at our table. Unfortunately, it was right next to the kitchen and in a draft zone. Whenever someone opened the door to the patio, the cold air swept in. Again, manage my took pity on us and tried to warn their servers to close the door behind them. Sometimes they forgot so we had to get up ourselves to shut the door. \n\nWe ordered the calamari and crab cakes for appetizers and they were both delicious. The aoli for the calamari was perfect. I had a couple of bites of my friend's over-the-rainbow salad and I wanted to order one for myself since it was so good. I ordered the skirt steak with a chimichurri sauce for my main course. My steak was cooked perfectly but was a bit on the salty side. I also ordered a side of roasted cauliflower which was fantastic. On the other hand, my boyfriend ordered the jumping beef which was apparently filet mignon with peppers and onions and a kind of light gravy. It came a little too well done when he had asked for it to be medium rare so he only ate a few bites. The coffee dessert was a nice ending to my meal and everyone else enjoyed their desserts. \n\nService was great, everyone was exceptionally friendly. Food was ok/good with the exception of the well done beef, which was comped along with a few of the desserts. I would come back and give this place another try.


This is in my parents' 'hood and after they made me sign up for a players' club card, $6.99 will get you the lunch buffet. During the slow summer months, it is even cheaper, $4.99.  If a small town feel could be possible in a cavernous casino, it is achieved here because the service is absolutely polite, very friendly and fantastic. Our drinks were refilled and our dirty plates taken away promptly, and the seater even came by later in the meal to ask if things were OK, which they definitely were!\n\nThe food is on par with buffets, but I found myself eating a lot because everyone was so nice here :)


On my previous visit to this Starbuck's, they were experimenting with Dutch seating (a large table). Obviously it did not work. The upshot is that this Starbucks got another makeover. There are now four seating arrangements: 1. square tables, 2. a bar facing the shopping center, 3. cushion chairs arranged in a circle, and 4. an outdoor patio. Regardless that this cafe is over six years old, everything appears new.


I am a local and until last weekend (halloween weekend) I had never been to this place. BOY WAS I MISSING OUT! \n\nPrice is so cheap and the pizza is amazing! Each of us ordered a slice and I got the white pizza with some pepperoni on top. Greasy and delicious. Hits the spot and is a little bit hidden so just ask someone where it is and enjoy. \n\nService was great and will definitely be coming back here again. Five BIG STARS!


I feel human again!  Thanks to Toni and her mad skilllls! \n\nI went in for the first time today to get my eyebrows done.  The service was free because it was my first visit which was a plus!  However, I will be going back to Toni regularly for my waxing needs.\n\nLike mentioned in Carrie's review, Toni uses a hard wax (which has a pretty awesome color...teal hehehe) that I had never had used on me...it makes the process quick and painless.  She was very aware of how I wanted my eyebrows shaped and consistently checked to make sure I was comfortable and happy.  \n\nWhen I was all finished, she applied some cortisone to help lessen the redness that usually occurs after waxing.\n\nI was extremely satisfied and will be going back very soon!  \n\nBONUS:  When making your appointment...note the ease! Book your appointment online and you will be done in just a few clicks, followed by a text or email or BOTH reminder a couple of days in advance!  \n\nThanks, Toni!


Service was very good, but food was mediocre.  For the price, I expected much better.


I was super excited when my friends told me we were staying at this hotel. 1. It was newer than other hotels. 2. It has two of the clubs I typically go to when I'm in Vegas. 3. They have my favorite restaurant. 4. I heard good things about this hotel. 5. It's also one of the high end hotels. \n\nHowever, I give this hotel a 2. Reasons\n\n1. The shower had water mold ( when you don't scrub your shower pink mold starts to form) I thought to myself are you serious?! \n2. We asked house keeping to bring toothpaste and a towel. Yay they brought the toothpaste but forgot the towel. Good job house keeping for doing your job half way. On top of that when we were talking to house keeping to bring our request up they acted like we were drunk guests who just wanted those items. Not everyone that goes to Vegas gets drunk. So regardless if you assume that person is drunk don't talk to them like they are stupid. Didn't you know that the tone of your voice could be heard by the other person? \n3 . My group went to edc so we were dressed the part. It's pretty easy to get lost. When we got back to the hotel I asked one of the security where encore was. He looked at me and asked are you staying at this hotel? I mention yes I am so please direct to encore. He goes and says \"can you put something on?\" Seriously?!! The staff need to know certain events people wear different things. I should have told security \" yes I can put something on if you direct me to my hotel room where my luggage happens to be.\" Not only did the security make me feel unwelcome but he did not direct me to my hotel room. \n4. I love edm however, for those people that wants to rest you will be hearing music all night.\n\nI must say the beds are comfortable, rooms are beautiful, and the view is great. Seriously it's not worth staying here because of my experience with customer service and how disgusting the bathroom was. I do recommending staying at palazzo


Beer was okay.... Couldn't find anything on the menu that wasn't fried or full of bread.  My friend ordered a pizza and it came out wrong three times.


What can I say? This is a true Vegas gem! \nNever had a bad experience here. \n$2 20oz beers, $1 during football games. \n$10 minimum purchase with card. \nHappy Hour menu is not shabby. \nYou'll meet lots of locals, and folks who are just passing by and overly excited for discovering Ellis. \n Karaoke after 9pm at the bar near the front entrance.  BBQ restaurant in the far back corner (not connected to the cafe) next to the Sport Bets. \nService is always fast and friendly! \n\nDouchy folks, STAY AWAY!


Everyone was raving about this place.  Pictures made it look super awesome.  \n\nPlease don't believe when people tell you this is the buffet to check out.  Food was TERRIBLE... I didn't even go for seconds.  I couldn't eat what was in my plate.   Poor choice in food combination.   After the disappointment of the food, I was hoping the dessert was going to be the topping to what every foodie was raving about. COMPLETE disappointment, I couldn't believe  dessert looked so good but tasted like NOTHING!!!   The Wickedspoon needs to step it up.  Not worth what your paying for.         \n\nHonestly, I was expecting so much more....


Dear Kohl's,\nI love you, I really do.  I'm brand-loyal to you since we were both born and raised in the glorious suburbs of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, However, my affection for you dwindled just a wee bit a few days ago after an unfavorable experience. (sniff!) \n\nYou got me with the $15 Kohl's Cash along with the 20% off coupon during your lovely annual Thanksgiving sale.  Man, I went to town purchasing kitchen, bathroom, and small electronic necessities on Kohls.com.  After my shopping binge was said and done, I had earned a whopping $135 in Kohl's Cash.  Score!  .....Then I went to town again purchasing a cookie sheet and luxury bed sheets for my condo.  \n\nEverything was fine and dandy as my shipments came in batches (some much earlier than expected--woohoo!) I made an error when purchasing the cookie sheet and bed sheets online and needed to return them.  Here's where the heartache came:  because $45 in Kohl's Cash was used to purchase these items, I got almost NOTHING in return for them!  \n\n----------------------\n\nThe moral of this story is that Kohl's Cash is a use-it-or-lose-it situation.  Be VERY certain you are going to keep the items you purchase with Kohl's Cash or else you are left with nothing.  Lessoned learned......I'll be back.


The food, just like The Bazaar in Los Angeles, was absolutely delicious and our server Eddie was very personable & nice but because we were referred by a fellow SBE manager & employee, we expected management to be more courteous & attentive. We asked 3 different people to see the manager Kristen (someone referred us to her) and she neglected to show up. Overall the food and atmosphere made up for the lack. Get the chicken pot pie poppers ;)


We bought these lights at the Star of the South dental meeting in Houston .  What a giant mess!  \n\nLong story short is:  Took forever to get, contained no magnetic attachments, waited forever to get attachments, decided to return items within our 45 day trial period & guess what?  They are not giving us our money back.  I have been fighting with them for a month & even have taken out a dispute with the credit card company.  He is even fighting with the credit card comany about returning our money.  \n\nThe owner, Ray Nguyen, has not been an ethical business person at all and everyone should avoid at all costs.  \n\nI will also be contacting The Star of the South Dental Meeting Comittee & The Texas Dental Association.


When I hit a quarter of a century in years, I decided to go the uncharacteristically classy route and celebrate with something chi chi and razzdango. Exchange the morning after whiskey dents and zombie flavored scratch 'n sniff composure for a posh dinner out on the town.\n\nNow I'm gonna share a secret with y'all. I'm no gourmand. I like a fancy pants meal as much as the next, but I'm in the cheap mo fo demographic, so I don't know dick about fine dining in the Phoenix area. I rely on you Yelpers to guide me down the path of good taste when it comes to nice shit and stuff.\n\nCha, cha, cha.\n\nMEDIZONA.\n\nIt even sounds fancy, and I'm convinced it should be said with jazz fingers and maybe some light orchestral flare.\n\nAn upscale, Mediterranean-Southwestern fusion restaurant?\n\nIntriguing.\n\nRabbit and fig baklava atop a pomegranate balsamic reduction, topped with a quail egg and surrounded by crispity parsnip curls?\n\nWicked fricken good.\n\nIt puts fig newtons everywhere to shame. Layers of airy, buttery phyllo filled with tender shredded fig and rabbit would have been much too sweet solo, but the addition of a tart reduction grabbed that figgy sweetness and tangoed round my palate! Although I'm convinced that the quail egg was just intended to be a cute little hat for the baklava. Whatevs. At least now I can claim that psh, yeah I've had quail egg before, no biggie.\n\nWild caught halibut with chorizo potato cake, haricot verts and carrots with orange caper cream sauce?\n\nMelt in my mouth delicious.\n\nTry to sneak a nibble of chorizo potato cake from my plate and I will fork you. Hard. You might pull back something a little stumpy. That was the most delectable little nibblet on the plate. The fish was super flaky and buttery, although the sauce was forgettable. And I think it's pretentious and hoity toity to call green beans \"haricot verts.\" Merde!\n\nRoast loin of lamb, moussaka tart, mashed taters, celery root, mint oil, and roasted red pepper sauce?\n\nEh. \n\nThe lamb was ordered medium rare and prepared to perfection. Mint oil should be mandatory garnish for all baby lambs. Make em prance around the field wearing mint garlands until they're led to slaughter, where said garland will be compressed into the requisite drizzle of mint oil. Or something like that. Everything else on the plate was served cold though. Blech.\n\nThe service was impeccable, the patrons gripe worthy. Our waiter was well informed and personable, although he disappeared half way through the meal, was replaced and we never saw him again, which was kinda weird. \n\nThe customers he was serving were pretty inconsiderate. There was a huge party of people with kids rip roaring around the restaurant off in the side room. The waiter apologized on their behalf, stating that it was an abnormal night and that kids didn't normally frequent the place, and at least they left soon after that. I don't go out to listen to the rip roar of impatient ankle biters. Instant plus two for the atmosphere as soon as they left.\n\nBut then a large group of older patrons came in and bitched about how they couldn't read the menus because it was too dark, so they turned up the lights, bent the atmosphere over the side of a chair and fucked it hard.\n\nSo I think I'm going to be a downer on the super streak Medizona's having and only give it a four. It's good but I don't think I'd ever go back. Too many other fancy schmancy restaurants waiting in the wings for an opportunity to knock my socks off. No need to return.


Oh. My. Chocolishisness. \n\nThese are ridiculously flavorful (no guessing... you'll know which is which) and uniquely textured... I would certainly NOT wait for Valentine's Day. It deserves all five stars, while definitely a luxury, totally worth it for chocolate lovers (or for any level of chocolate appreciaters).


I had my birthday dinner here. It was my first time. I was not disappointed. I had the filet it was so good.  I could cut the steak with a butter knife. For desert, I had the ultimate cheese cake.  It was massive and delicious.


Wow. Horrible counter staff. Rude, unhelpful, just awful. Why can't Rick Bayless have more outlets. This is bad.


Sometimes as a Korean (or Asian...or any other race) you get tired of all the expensive buffets and just want that Korean food. Sick of just instant ramen the family brought, we decided to check this place out. About a year ago. The food here was very good, and they opened up late for us! I had the nengmyun which although came out wrong the first time was decent the second time. My family also enjoyed their food as my brother got the soondooboo (? tofu stew) and I sampled some as well...and it was great! \nThe second time I came here, I took their bibimbap! Rather ordinary, but still hits the spot when you want some good old Korean food!\nPrices were around the $10 + range for most of the food.


Lovely, quaint, and vintage are the adjectives that spring to mind for this delightful wedding venue (from a wedding guest's perspective). I'm pretty jealous of whoever used to live on this estate. The woman who works as the wedding organizer (not sure of her official title) was very friendly to me and helped me find a little emergency sewing kit for a last-minute dress snafu - thanks! A very pretty and romantic spot, all told.


A bit of a wait, but that's expected for a popular joint. Best pho ever!  Kind and fast service with great food! Open 24 hrs and near the strip. \nEven if you are not into pho, they have great selection of different varieties. Liked this place so much ate here twice during the same Vegas trip.


Sat for 15minutes no one came to serve us, they checked on the booth in front of us, but ignored us completely. Going to Cracker Barrel down the road.


Dinner with my OG calls for a new and exciting foodventure. Perusing my bookmarks, Bernard's Bistro beckoned us. \n\nWe arrived around 7pm and we were greeted warmly. They had live music playing and it was lovely and soothing. \n\nWe were seated quickly and our server arrived at our table promptly. Service was the best I've encountered in a while. He anticipated all our needs, refills on bread and drinks were perfectly timed and he made great entree suggestions. I really appreciated that he wasn't shy about letting us know his favorites on the menu when we asked.\n\nI ordered the seafood crepes and my friend ordered the chicken schnitzel. Both entrees were delicious. I couldn't get enough and the portions were incredibly generous for the price point.\n\nBased on the exceptional service, beautiful ambiance and delicious food, I look forward to coming back soon. It's a great little date night spot in Henderson.


I bought a number of items there. among them there was\n- 1 item off the floor it wasn't delivered on schedule no biggie\n- 1 entry door with transom ($500)\n- 1 custom window $1,200.\n\nThe style of the door and the transom didn't match, I called and was told \"that's what you ordered\" . Really I asked for mismatched styles? I ordered for the lightest clearest low-e glass available, I got the dark type of glass that's recommended for Fla, Nm, Az etc. \" That's what you ordered\" was the response again. \n\nThey don't even bother to ask what was shipped or what you ordered, they don't want to know because CYA is the order of the day.\nThen when you go over your buyer's order you realize that regardless of the conversation you had with their salesperson the printed order is so vague that they could ship you anything at all and claim that's what you ordered. My contractor bought my siding there, it's an off-brand and the quality doesn't impress. \nReally shoddy practices\n\nI ordered the rest of the windows ( Andersen) from The Plywood Mart although they won't match these and they were more expensive, that shows how I feel about sponsoring this store again


So I finally got around to checking out Crystals and I left feeling like I had just bought a luxury car only to discover a scratch on the way home.  That's not to say I could actually afford to buy anything at Crystals beyond a chai latte.  But that's for another review.\n\nCrystals is the marquee shopping \"experience\" at CityCenter.  You can spot the spiky architecture from a mile away.  Inside is just as weird.  Lots of abstract art.  Even the stairs ooze expensive, probably built from the rarest trees this side of the Amazon.  But do you think anyone who would shop here actually cares about the consequence of gratuitous excess?  That's the whole point of Crystals!\n\nWhat struck me the most is how empty the place feels.  This is probably what the Fashion Show mall should have been before it was packed to the gills with Hot Topic, The Gap and Cinnabon.  Crystals is the opposite of that, and any other mall in Las Vegas.  There are maybe 25 stores.  If you even want to classify this as a mall.  It's essentially the same ultra-high end retailers you'd find at other casino mini-malls selling everything from couture to diamonds to watches.  Some places I've heard of like Tom Ford and Louis Vuitton, but there are quite a few I had never heard of before.  I guess they just want to remind the middle class tourists that they can look but can't touch.  At this point, nearly half of the stores aren't even open yet.\n\nFrom what I could gather, there are three levels at Crystals.  But level three seems to be just a way to get to the tram.  What earns this place three stars instead of two is the at-times stunning design and visuals.  Some of the sight-lines are downright fun.\n\nUltimately, I don't know who actually shops here.  Maybe the celebs who roll into town and want to be seen.  It's almost as though this is the retail equivalent of plastic surgery addiction.  Sooner or later you hit the point of diminishing returns and what was once beautiful becomes sad and depressing.


Quite disappointed, my green beans had worms in them. Customer service was bad, still charge me full price for everything. Nobody even apologized. It was just a plain horrible experience.


Thai tea and a doughnut.  Aside from not being what the diet doctor ordered , the sweet on sweet may not have been the best combination idea I've ever had, but separately, both were good!\n\nPop was out but definitely a mom'n'pop kind of place.  Nice down-homey little doughnut & sandwich & coffee shop.  Very nice lady behind the counter, her young son hanging out unobtrusively nearby.  Worth a stop if you get a hankering for sweet fried delight while you're in the hood on south side of Olive at 47th Ave.


I think I'm in love! If you happen to like shakes or are in need of some fuel post workout (LVAC Flamingo & 215) check this place out. There's something for everyone...fatty, guilty pleasure shakes & fantastic healthy shakes! I got the Incredible Hulk, which is kale, pineapple & banana (I added some protein powder) and it was sooooo good! The people are are incredibly friendly & they also donate to Three Square, which helps feed children in Southern Nevada. Good product, good people & a good cause...I will be back for sure!


I am not a huge fan of buffets but I thought coming to this buffet would change it. Not was I wrong! Still not a fan of buffets! Everything was so soggy or really tough.\n\nMy husband somewhat likes buffets and this one did not impress him either....\n\nI recommend coming with a Local resident because they get a 50% off discount! Definitely the only plus side.\n\nOne complaint I have is that their exit area needs to be more cut off or secure because we saw people walking in through the exit to get gelato or to plop down at tables with no receipt and basically eat for free! We saw at least five people walk in without being detected.


It's shameful how \"downhill\" this place has gone.  I used to be a huge fan when the Sirrine's owned it.  I'll stick to Rancho de Tia Rosa (which IS owned by the Sirrine's) next time.  \n\nThe service was PAINFULLY slow.   Now, I could understand that years ago when I used to go and it took 45 minutes to an hour just to get a table.  But when only 4 or 5 tables are filled there's NO EXCUSE for poor service.  \n\nThe salsas used to be SO MUCH BETTER and more flavorful.  They are a hint of their former selves.  The salsa verde - previously a stand-out in the green salsa category - is mediocre at best... and that's a tremendous compliment.  Oddly enough -the chips are still some of the best I've ever, ever, ever had.  \n\nThe food - like the salsas - is a shadow of its former self.  It lacks the succulence, the flavor, and the wow-factor it had when Dennis Sirrine was calling the shots.  It's bland, slightly dry and just not there anymore.  What was equally disappointing is they've replaced their iced tea (something used to drive across town for) to a horrible concentrate.  Blech.  \n\nConsidering this place used to be packed to the gills on a Tuesday afternoon at 2pm and now you can easily walk in on Friday at dinner time and have your pick of tables, the restaurant needs to recognize the issue and DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT.  They absolutely cannot go on like this.


This is one of my local supermarkets. I see myself coming here once a week they always have specials, plus the staff is very friendly. They have a variety of stations \nWe can start off with the \n\nBread/cakes\n They have a wide and cheap assortment of breads and cake that you can choose from. Its freshly baked everyday. I would highly recommend as that you give the stuffed bolio a try. It has jalapenos and cream cheese baked on the inside.The cakes are great as well.\n\nMeat Dept\nEvery week they run great specials on different meat or seafood. It is very clean and organized. (Sometime the lines are really long but worth it cuz there are some cute guys in the back)\n\nProduce\nI would be careful when looking at the produce from my perspective they have cheap cheap produce, but sometime they have a lot that is on the verge of going bad. \n\nHot food \nThis is the best they have carnitas, chicharron en salsa verde, beans, rice, fried onions, fried jalapenos, and boy oh boy oh boy they are effin delicious. They have family packs where you can get 2lbs. of  carnitas (pork meat) beans, rice and tortillas for around $18.00 bucks.\n\nEnjoy.\nI might have missed something, I will edit as I go along.


Slightly above Filiberto's. No drive thru but parking is easy and the wait is never long. The menu is also similar to Filiberto's, but for me that is not a bad thing. Their green sauce is better also. This is family owned and staffed. In fact, I've heard the family lives in the neighborhood behind the restaurant. I have never been disappointed.


The Clarendon has some nice perks, like free wi-fi (however it was not working for one day of our stay), a nice outdoor pool area with a hot tub that stays open until mid-night, and my personal fav: free candy/snacks/water available at the front desk around the clock.  I like those extra touches, and appreciate them, but unfortunately they miss the mark in other areas.  It looks like they've tried to update the rooms, but they have a ways to go.  There were several things that I thought were just plain odd- no overhead lights, and no switches that turned the lamps on and off- each of the lamps (there were 5 in my room) had to be turned on and off by a switch that was attached to the cord.  There's a cordless phone in the room, but there is no directory in the room with information about how to make calls, or even how to call the front desk, etc.  The alarm clock is old and doesn't work, in fact most the buttons were so worn that you couldn't even tell what you had to press to set an alarm.  Also, the bathroom is small, and I had a lot of difficulty getting hot water- all of my showers were lukewarm.  The dead bolt on my door did not work, and I had to get my room keys reactivated three times in one day.  Also, the hotel itself is in a weird location- there is virtually nothing within walking distance.  I will look at other options on my next trip to Phoenix.


So I have tried a number of stylists and I thought I only found one within my 3 year residency in AZ who cut my hair to my tastes.  That is, until I decided to use a Groupon before I moved out of AZ for my possibly last/final haircut prior to my move (I was enticed by the green/organic theme).  First off, the actual salon is downstairs and I'm probably the only person who might not have equated \"The Green Room\" to \"being the room that was actually green.\"  So I sat down prematurely in the waiting room that was one floor down from Sachi Salon; the actual room is 2 floors down from Sachi.  Tip: It would be ideal for one to venture down to the room where they see a green wall.  \n\nJanelle was my hairstylist and not only did she do an awesome job, she pointed out something that I was not aware of and called me later just to check up on me.  Not only was she very sweet and professional, she did a great job on my hair and whatever product that she used left my hair feeling soft for weeks (the haircut also probably helped).  \n\nI believe one of the reviews commented on the difficulty in scheduling/the front desk.  I definitely did not have this problem.  They even called me to let me know that Janelle was running a little behind.  Which was fine with me since it just allowed me more time to roam around on a lazy Saturday.


Nightclub Only.\r\n\r\nIt was WAY to crowded. I wonder if they are violating fire code regulations on maximum occupancy? It was hard to move, and if you danced, it would get so hot immediately that you would sweat. The cover charge was $20 and the drinks were expensive. I ended up spending $70 on just drinks alone. The decor is asian of course, but it seemed to be trying too hard. I believe it was a blatant disrespect for using religious icons for decor for a nightclub. I wouldn't do the same thing with Christianity for a nightclub.\r\n\r\nThe line for the men's restroom was awfully long abutting against the side bar which was extremely crowded also. The music was mixed from rock, oldies, dance, and some hip hop to please the masses. It was a hassle with the staircase when you are drunk going up and down but I had fun.... only because I was wasted beyond faded.


It has been about 14 years since I last visited BDB.  It was the one on Ray Road in Chandler.\n\nWe found a $10 off coupon on Amazon Local and they are now pushing much smaller lunch specials starting at 6.99.  The person I was with had never been, so we stopped in at this location.\n\nThe food is always delish here.  The meatballs are so tasty and the sauce they use is so, so good.  We decided to share a \"regular\" small salad and it was still too big.  She ordered the chicken parm and added a meatball.  I ordered the rigatoni with sausage and meat sauce.   Much to my luck, the waitress mistakenly entered my order wrong and ordered me a regular dinner \"small\" rigatoni instead of the much smaller lunch portion.  YAHTZEE!  \n\nBDB is so good, and it's a great place for large parties with large portions and even larger appetites.  After the ginormous salad, we had 5 take home containers and will have food for the next few days.\n\nBDB is definitely worth the trip but be sure you are hungry and have at least 3-4 people.


Let's face it, Scottsdale can be a real pain in the ass.\nDress codes, pomp, and general douchebaggery are not uncommon in this town.\nSometimes you just want to sit down and have a beer, sans all the nonsense.\nCoach house is your place.\n\nThere's a reason this rickety wood building is so popular.  Especially it's done up in tacky christmas lights! I It's easy, and fun, and super low maintenance.\nTwo bars ensure you are not waiting forever to fill your glass, and the addition of a food truck out front makes satisfying the beer munchies super easy.


Unless you want to have a REALLY good time tonight, I would suggest picking some balcony seats ;)\n\nThis show was super cheesy, hilarious, and sexy at the same time. Guarenteed a good time.\n\nYou better be comfortable to your sexuality though and hopefully the people you're sitting next two, b/c there were a few awkward momements... and a whole lot of nudity. \n\nOther than that, single, taken, married, lesbian, gay, threesome... whatever yor thing is, they've got something for you.\n\nOne of my favorite parts of the show is the audience participation (the people closest to the stage). Luckily for our show, the audience members that participated were good sports and therefore made a hilarous, fun and entertaining segment for the rest of us!\n\nThe only thing I would have liked is maybe more acrobatics as opposose to dancing since it is a cirque du soleil show, but there was enough to satisfy me.\n\nOverall, a good entertaining and fun show!


I'll start off by saying this place is adorable - a converted craftsman now a restaurant. The fireplace, the beautiful windows, a stained-glass divider between adjoining rooms, the entry foyer off the porch, etc. I had a warm feeling about the place.\n\nUntil we sat down. \n\nThe dining room is one small and very \"open\" room, so sound does travel all too well. Sitting directly behind my dining companions was a girl with an incredibly loud laugh that sounded like she was being stabbed. I felt that our table was in the middle of a thoroughfare - similar to the table directly next to us. It was hard for servers and other patrons to squeze by, presumably to go to the bathroom  - which I didn't go looking for myself but which sounds hard to find based on other reviews.\n\nI watched with confusion as the table next to us, with their food on the table, was asked to stand up so their entire table could be moved three feet to one side. I don't know who requested this move (the server or the patrons), but I thought it was odd that it didn't happen until after food was served.\n\nOn to the menu.\n\nEverything sounded excellent on paper. And I get that they are trying to capitalize on Charlotte's current obsession with \"wine\" and all things related (ie. wine tasting, wine pairing, wine bars, wine cultchah, etc.) This confused half-Frenchy half-Southern menu may just need to pay more attention to its audience. If you're supposedly a comfort food bistro, then part of that comfort should come from consistently good service and consistently prepared dishes. \n\nIt seems Lulu needs to know where her bread is buttered. \n\nMy friend ordered a dish he has ordered frequently (something with shrimp), but was surprised to see it come in a soup bowl full of watery liquid. He looked at his wife and said, \"It's usually not served like this - isn't it supposed to be much thicker?\" \n\nOur coffee sat unfilled after one teeny tiny (read: French?) sized cup, and my friend's special of the day omelette was good but not great. My omelette and bacon were not very flavorful, but I did like my other side item - something cleverly called \"morning fries\" which were really the old pomme frites redone the morning after with some really good spices (garlic, peppers, mmmm).\n\nWhen in Rome, or is it France, or is it the New South?....\n\nI should have had a mimosa.


We went to Bootleggers for the first time on Saturday night.  Overall pretty good, I had some mixed reviews.\n\nPros:\n- Super friendly staff.  I had to change my reservation a couple of times because my husband was running late.  They were very friendly and accommodating.  They said as long as we arrived by 10pm we shouldn't have any problem. \n- Cocktails were awesome! $11 each so they better have been! \n- Bacon board was incredible! \n\nCons:\n- I got the ahi tuna sliders.  Pretty good, kind of lacking in flavor. \n- Husband got the short rib.  It said on the menu that it came with sweet potato fritters, but seemed to both of us more like mashed sweet potatoes. \n- They started clearing our table before 10pm.  We were finishing our very pricey cocktails and they took our candle and our flower away.  Totally rude in my opinion.  You can't just wait until we stand up and leave to grab the flower and candle!?  Biggest pet peeve is trying to enjoy dinner and you're not-so-subtly getting kicked out.  We weren't even the last ones in there.  Ruined the remainder of our experience.  Good thing we didn't order dessert, I have a feeling they would have just boxed it up for us.


Princes Street is one of the most iconic, unieque high streets in the world. Where else can you shop till you drop with an ancient castle looming over you on the horizon?\n\nThe shopping side of Princes Street is made up of high street components. Although the vast majority of the stores can be found on any high street or mall in the UK (and occasionally beyond), they are all well kept outlets set in gorgeous Georgian and Victorian buildings. If you care to look away from the bright lights of River Island for a second, the architecture is absolutely stunning on most of these buildings.\n\nFor over a mile. Princes Street stretches on, and is probably the most straightforward of all town centres to navigate since you don't have to veer up any side streets. If you choose to there are some lovely ones, but if you just fancy a high street blitz, it's all there for you. You can't possibly get lost, and even if you do achieve the impossible there will be plenty of locals around to help you out.\n\nFacing out over the glorious Princes St Gardens, castle and Wallace Monument, it is a momentous occasion walking down this street for the first time. The mixture of old and new is breathtaking, and with shops as different as Jenners and Topshop it makes for a fine day shopping.


I do enjoy the italian bread here, but there isn't enough meat, cheese or topping to enjoy it! I definitely hate to say it but subway is just on the NW corner off the 101 and Shea. Its pretty expensive and not very loaded with toppings.


Overall really good barbecue.  I LOVE their chipotle cheese stuffed sausage!  The cheese is just amazing.  I had it on their burger once and it was good, as well.  The hushpuppies are really good here, too.  The centers of them are moist, which reminds me sort of a conch fritter.  Pulled pork, mac and cheese, and baked beans are real good.  Good variety of sauces...I prefer their signature sauce, which is a cross between a vinegar and tomato based sauce in my opinion.\n\nI had their brisket once and it was not my favorite.  I tried the ribs once and they had a lot of fat and were tough.  I hope those instances were just a fluke b/c everything else has been great.  I love to support local businesses and the workers always are nice and accommodating.  Great place!


Hostess rude. Service was extremely slow and the food was below average and cold. Was supposed to get French tip squares for spinach dip but instead got stale tortilla chips. When asked waitress about it she was rude. Took forever to get food and then no one ever returned to ask how it was or if I needed anything else. In fact after 30 minutes I finally walked to the bar to ask for another beer. I regret leaving the small tip that I did leave. I would never, ever go back. The chicken strips were dry, overcooked, and tiny. Bad meal and bad service.


Three words: $5 RESORT FEE. What is a $5 resort fee you ask? Some made-up, #$%^&* charge they tack onto your bill because they realized that they didn't REALLY want to charge you what they advertised on their website.


Eff this place....It was the last resort for presidents day weekend for one night. It was either this or the Tropicana. Every hotel on the strip had \"no vacancies\" BS but whatever.  The Luxor smells like dead corpse. We checked in wanted a king, all they had was 2 queen in the pyramid..ok.....Got into the room it looked like house keeping didnt even vacuum or change the sheets. Was charged double on my card and didnt know until I got back home. WTF!!!788 to stay in that dump i might as well went to the WYNN! So I had to call accounting a tthe luxor and they kept telling me it was a pending transaction, WHY WOULDNT THE FRONT DESK TELL YOU THAT THEYRE GOING TO CHARGE AN EXTRA 388 ON YOUR CARD?! After screaming at the dumbazz on the phone she told me I'd be refunded one of the amounts by the end of the day. Tacos & Tequila was good spot to eat at . The staff seemed miserable, maybe because it was early?(3:30pm)   My advice is to avoid the Luxor..big disappointment. AND NEVER WILL STAY THERE AGAIN.


The employees seem to hate their lives. We waited 15 minutes before the server even acknowledged us! They need some vitamin D in their lives!


had a $20 slow cooked pork dish (cochinito pibil) that was described as a house speciality.  Nothing special.  Salty, a little dry...lots of spices. Obvious sauce drips on plate rim were partially wiped off...made the plate look unapetizingly dirty at first.  The $7 Modelo tasted great!


Took my nieces here a few weeks ago. Great place for kids of all ages. Very inexpensive too so that was a bonus.


Airport bar restaurants. They have you captive. If you don't want food court fare, you can cool your heels at some place a little more chi-chi.\nThe decor and menu here appear better than what the actual offerings are. Fortunately I've found another place I truly enjoy in the hub that is the Phoenix airport, so I won't have to bother with Cowboy Ciao again.\nDon't get me wrong, the food wasn't particularly bad. But it didn't merit the cash we splashed out.


Fun nightclub! I've never been to Gallery before, it's located on second floor in Planet Hollywood. We were in the casino, some guy gave us wrist bands to the club, we felt why not to just give it a try.\n\nThere was a line at the escalator to the entrance of the nightclub, our wrist bands got us right up from the other escalator, and no cover charge either, that was nice .:) \n\nIt was packed on a Thursday night, maybe it was Veteran's day weekend. Saw lots of army guys. This nightclub is very cute, not too big, not too small, just the right size. Huge bar in the front, bottle service tables all around the club and the dance floor. Crowd is mixed, all races and ages, which I liked a lot. Party people were so friendly, some sexy lady just grabbed me to dance with her when I was trying to pass the dance floor, fun! :) The pussy cat doll burlesque saloon is connected to this nightclub, but it is not open on Thursdays. Drinks are about $14 each. \n\nI really liked this nightclub on a Thursday night, it was fun and also relaxing, just have a few drinks, dance and enjoy the music!


I went on Sunday at 2.  The sign says their open, yet the doors were locked. Dissapointing!


I'm tough on pizza places. This place is good. I truly enjoy the ingredients, and preparation. Atmosphere and service are lacking.


Based on reviews and the atmosphere, I thought this place was great at first but two factors brought the review down.  \n\nFirst, the service.  When we first entered, we were greeted and seated pretty quick.  The staff was very friendly.  But, our waittress wasn't so great.  Although she was friendly, she only came to our table twice.  When we needed something, such as a refill or for the check, she would take forever!  The bistro wasn't even that busy at the time!  After waiting 20 minutes for the check, I looked for her and saw that she was talking to another waiter in the corner.  I couldn't believe it. \n\nAlso, the food was bordering on bland.  I got the Caribbean Jerk chicken and waffles.  My father got this dish that consisted of slow-cooked pork with rice, cooked in a Spanish-style.  At the first taste, the food was amazing!  Everything was hot and beautifully presented.  The Caribbean Jerk chicken and waffles was a refreshing and interesting take on the dish.  The chicken and the homemade maple syrup was flavorful.  However, the rice dish had no taste and the waffles tasted like stale bread.  Really thick, stale bread.\n\nI loved the atmosphere and DW Bistro was based on really great concepts.  If only the food was more flavorful and the service wasn't so slow.


Yikes. This seemed like a good idea in theory. The end product was tasty - pizza toppings of your choice in a cone. But the kids operating the cash register and making the cones were pretty lax about food handling - from the register to serving the cones to filling the ice in the coke machine - all accomplished without once donning gloves or hand washing. I had a hard time NOT thinking about all of the times they touched my cone. But I are it anyway. Won't return.


OUT OF BUSINESS Iguess you guys were right


\"Perfect Place to Have Breakfast and Lunch!\"\n\nThis restaurant is the perfect place to have a late breakfast and lunch. The food is always fresh and tasty. The service is out of this world and the ambiance helps you start your day off feeling on top of the world. Both my husband and I love this place and will return again. \n\n\nVisited July 2013


I was very disappointed.\n\nThey were not busy, there were only 8 other customers in the restaurant. There were more workers than guests!\n\nI had to ask for menus and it took 10 minutes just to get our drinks (beer).  The staff did not pay attention to us. They were either hanging out in groups talking or in the back. I had to chase down the manager to get another beer because all the servers were in the back for so long. \n\nWhen the food came out, it had tomato on it even though I said I'm allergic to tomato. I could have used another drink while I was eating but nobody bothered to come by.\n\nWhen it was time to pay, I had to go into the kitchen to find someone because I was tired of waiting for someone to come and help us.\n\nThis place needs serious help or it will be out of business soon.


Here's the thing:  I'm not entirely sure I didn't like this restaurant.  I think the problem might be that I don't like pho.\n\nId' never had pho before.  It's apparently like fancy ramen noodles?  I ordered the vegetarian curry and what came out was curry flavored soup with noodles.  It was just ok, but not good.  Fortunately it was not expensive at all.\n\nThe fresh and crispy spring rolls were fantastic, and the service was great.  I dont have anything bad to say about this place, but it was not outstanding.


This used to be pretty good, now, not so much. The place smelled like cigarette smoke and spice. Not good. The windows were covered in handprints, the sidewalk stained with spills. The blonde waitress kept scratching her head, then went and put our stuff in a to go bag, yuck. I saw the guy preparing the food. He just reached in and grabbed some lettuce bare handed and stuck it in a to go box. That was kind of disgusting too. Real turn offs, I took the food but was too grossed out to eat it, so I just tossed it. No way I would return.


I came into the shop right when they opened to grab some pastries and pork buns for a quick breakfast. When I entered, there was no one attending. The cashier, or whoever, was in the back doing something so I couldn't ask questions. When the cashier finally came some out, she seemed like she woke up on the wrong side of the bed. I don't know if it was just me or what, but she was so rude. I asked to microwave the pork buns and so at first she didn't want to, then she took it and when she came back with it heated, she just threw the pork buns at me and my bf. Also, she was rude letting us know that there was a limit of $10 to use debit/credit.\n\nAnyway, I ended up getting the pork buns and it was okay. It wasn't the steamed pork buns that I usually get at a different bakery, but it wasn't bad.\n\nI also got the coconut macaroons and that.. I loved! I love coconut macaroons and it tasted so fresh and it was made that day! \n\nIf the cashier wasn't so rude, I would have given this place maybe 4 stars because of their coconut macaroons! Other than that, I wouldn't really come back.


Yet another bad experience with Arizona Federal Credit Union. This morning I placed an order with a company in Scotland for some clothing. (Yes, a kilt). Two hours later I tried to use my debit card for a $2 breakfast and it was declined. While I am glad to have escaped  BofA's high fees by taking my business to a CU, at least BofA would call when they froze a card for a suspicious transaction. I didn't have to figure it out on my own.\nWhen I called the AZFCU call center to unlock the card they made me feel like it was my fault I wasn't notified.\nThe staff at AZFCU really need better customer service training. I also bet there is no trouble ticket in their system to get suspicious transaction notification fixed.


Sometimes i swear that i have damaged my short term memory irrevocably, i have meant to write a review on Otto's for the longest time now and i always forget- not that they are forgettable by any means.\nOtto's Pizza is, hands down, my favorite pizza joint in all of Tempe. There is a lot of debate about what makes the perfect pie, and I'm not about to establish the ground rules, let's just say that my version of the perfect pizza was found here. \nOtto's is such a good quality pizza, and their other items are equally delicious, whether it be calzones, pastas, or their desserts. Their prices are fair considering the pedigree of their cooking. \nThe atmosphere is quiet and space inside is small, but rarely crowded, with great patio seats for enjoying the cooler months.\nThe gals who work here are gorgeous so xtra * for that!\nIf it were possible i would sign a contract to only eat their pizza, bummer its closed on sundays!


Yet another corporate restaurant that loves to play musical chairs with their menu.  Seems month to month you don't know what they'll remove and what new thing they'll add.  Think about it, a class A restaurant that actually does make a good burger doesn't need to play hide and seek with their menu items . . . ever!\n\nIf I were to rate Red Robin burgers over other burgers I've had in my life, I'd give them around a 5/10.  They are simply sub-par and lack any real good burger flavor.  I did enjoy a pot roast burger they used to make, but good old corporate idiots took it off the menu.\n\nThe main thing with any Red Robin is it's all about atmosphere and friendly service, which they do rate a 10 in that department.  Unfortunately, the food is nothing to write home about.  There's literally nothing on their menu that I would find so good it's addictive, and isn't really, really good food what a restaurant should be about?  It's kind of sad, really.  They do have all the right flair and decent service, but the food is so corporate average that it makes the rest of the experience dull.


Horrible! Worst FedEx/Kinkos I've ever been to! They need to get new computers or clean up the ones they have.  It takes FOREVER just to load up a browser and don't even think about doing multiple functions on it. It froze up on me 5 times when I was trying to print. Just froze for a good minute. I told the staff (some tall young brunette) and she didn't give me a second glance. Just went about her business (and I was the ONLY person in there)!!!!  This place is absolutely pathetic. Only used them because my printers out of ink...I'll just go get more ink. Avoid!!!!


If you are thinking about a private dinner party, look elsewhere.  We had a rehearsal dinner here and were far from satisfied.  Be sure you understand what you're getting.  Staff is somewhat unable to communicate the same information.  We were never told to give them an exact number of diners, but were charged for the number our kids gave when asked for an estimate of how many there would be.  Tip, tax and entire meal plus appetizers for 4 that didn't show.  Poor business practice.  They had one server to take our order.  That took 20 minutes.  The highlight of the evening was a video of our kids and the server decides that's a good time to clear the table.  Poor judgement.  Too late for us, but not for you. Shop around.


I really want to like GAP, I really do. I like the carefree adverts and the springy hipster good-looking models in their colourful well coordinated outfits. I aspire to look like them. \nThis shop however doesn't live up to it. \nIt is a combined baby/kids GAP (left) with a 'normal' GAP (right)\nThe shop is too small to feel like a US Branch of hip clothing - the staff is a bit too disinterested in helping out. \nThe last 2-3 years I have been here, browsed around and I think I bought in total 1 shirt and a pair of undies (on sale). \nThey haven't changed the lay out for years now and I get a bit bored when shopping there.


I get the hype, I do.\n\nActually not a bad pizza, but yea it's pizza in a cone.\n\nThey make it after you order, so there's the wait, but the fact that you can walk around sq. hill with it, without it really being a hassle, is great.\n\nI had the supreme which had everything, and it was decent. The cheese was melted all the way to the inside (unlike what some people have said)\n\nAnd, it was good till the last bite. Was it the best pizza I've had - probably not, was it the coolest pizza I've had - probably.\n\nPizza in a cone - someone had to come up with it didn't they!\n\nIf I feel like grabbing something handheld to eat while walking around in sq. hill, I'll definitely remember Pizza Cono again!


My boss asked for a referral for an interior designer to decorate our new office building so I reached out to the Yelp community and got turned on to Neilsen. I sent all the contact info on to my boss and she was thrilled that I had a referral for her so quickly! Brownie points for me! \n\nNosomuch. While Nielsen might be extremely talented, his follow through and time management were less than adequate. He wouldn't return my boss' phone calls without her leaving him several messages, was 2 weeks late turning in his proposal, and would go out of town for weeks at a time without letting her know he was gone....I could go on and on, but really, I don't want to re-live the embarrassment again. \n\nI know there is the chance that perhaps there were some crossed circuits here, especially since there are so many positive reviews, but honestly, something was amiss with this experience and that's why the low marks (I don't give a lot of low marks normally and it pains me to do so).\n\nI'm not saying don't use this company, because they are probably extremely talented, but I would evaluate the situation you're in before you recommend them to someone so you don't end up in the same predicament I am in.


Ok I get that you want to keep this place OG and all BUT...this place is durrrty and freaken stinks....\nBUT 3 stars for the bomb.com steak and eggs and prime rib special :) \nNext time Ill try the BBQ.


Just happen to run across Nana's as it was in the vicinity of where I was, and I thought it was delish!  It was a great value for $10 to where I left full, and got a sample of true souther comfort food w/out feeling weighed down or overstuffed. The fried chicken was some of te best I've had - crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside - and tasty sides. The small cornbread was sweet enough that it scratched a dessert itch without having to buy a dessert. It was simple and tasty. To boot the service was friendly and fun.


lots of shops but some are too expensive for me! great place to walk around. they do have a kids playground which is nice. fry's is next close by, there is a movie theater which is way to pricey !!!