My friend in Arizona recommended Curry Corner after finding it via the Food Network app. Overall the experience was good, but I don't think I'd return if I were in the area as I've had better Indian and Pakistani food.\n\nWe arrived on a lazy Sunday afternoon close to 12 and the place was quite empty. We sat at one of the few small tables against the wall and began debating what we should order.\n\nWe started with an order of the Tikka Masala fries, which I'd seen recommended on Yelp. They were good, especially the portions with feta cheese, but I'd recommend skipping them. The fries were pretty soggy, which is understandable, but the tikka masala sauce wasn't very flavorful or spicy. \n\nI ordered the Vegetarian thali, a combination of 2 vegetable curries, lentils, rice, naan, yogurt, and a small salad. It was good, though the lentils were incredibly salty. The standout for me was the yogurt dip, which I found really refreshing. The curries were good, just not outstanding. Still, the price can't be beat for the amount of food you get.\n\nMy friend ordered the Arabic Plate, which is like the thali plates in that you get two kinds of curry (hers had chicken), lentils, biryani rice, hummus instead of yogurt, salad, and naan. I liked these curries better than my vegetarian ones personally.\n\nThe oddest part of our visit was watching someone, presumably an employee, wander back and forth between the kitchen and cleaning the outdoor windows. It made me feel slightly awkward about the potential for unsanitary conditions where my food was being made.\n\nI'd honestly skip Curry Corner, but it's not a bad decision.


What's the big deal?  Atmosphere, knowledgeable staff, local products and good selection.  I shop at Amazon and at Changing Hands.\n\nI really think this is a great place.  I buy most of my gifts from here, I like to give books and local artist's stuff.  The store is a really jewel in valley because of its local flavor and its commitment to keeping Tempe smart and informed.  There are very few bookstores as good as this one in America anymore, clean, stocked and popular.\n\nAnd being attached to a Wildflower is good for anybody.


My bf found this place on yelp and we met up for dinner on a Friday night. There was just 2 or 3 other parties when we entered, and the hostess was very nice and let us choose a table. The menu is very vast, and we spent a few minutes going over it. We decided to get a small order of the jalapeno cilantro hummus with pita bread, which is very good (spicy!). Deciding between a panini and the kung pao chicken pasta special, I went with the special, which was my one mistake of the evening :( It took a while for the food to come out, so I probably wouldn't recommend this place if you were in a rush, but we kept ourselves occupied. The kung pao chicken was not the fried version you may expect, which I was fine with, but it wasn't spicy or extraordinarily flavorful. The noodles they used for the dish were very thick and not al dente which I prefer. My bf had the gyro sandwich and a side of fries, which he enjoyed. I like that they are all organic and everything else I saw looked good, so I will give them a second try.


I like Firebirds.  It is was it is.  Nice environment, reasonable food.  Servers are usually pretty good.  Bartenders are always dead on.\nOnly complaint.... PLEASE take your thumb out of my food when delivering it!!!  Use a tray if you have to.\nNew location is beautiful too.


Crapsteak was a fine dining flop.\n\nI was really excited to eat at Craftsteak.  After watching many episodes of Top Chef and hearing Chef Tom C. chastise contestants regarding quality, execution and 'if it's not right, don't serve it', I was anxiously anticipating a truly fine dining experience of extraordinary quality.  Well Tommy, you failed.  Epic fail.  It was one of the worst meals I've had in an upscale fine dining establishment.  The meat was a poor cut, the service slower than snot, the meal cold and the sides greasy.  Presentation was thoroughly poor.  The wait staff bumbled over each other trying to figure out who got what.  I now refer to CraftSteak as 'CrapSteak'. When I now see Tom shooting his mouth off on TC, I laugh my ass off over the hypocracy. Tom, please pack your knives and go home.


Drink service deplorable.   Tacky, tacky deco, if you can even call it that.   Its cheap, convenient to the strip.  That's about all I can say.  Hotel rooms dated and some are worn, tho not thread bare.  Average to slightly below average.  Kids EVERYWHERE underfoot.  NOT a fave of mine.  I give it the second star for the occasional decent  free circus acts.


The Penang is out of the world. Jungle curry was really good. Pad Thai was just ok.


Stayed at the Hard Rock the previous trip so Mr. Lucky's got some action from me. The first time I ordered the 777 special with is 8oz steak 3 shrimp and mash potatoes for $7.77.  It isn't on the menu so you'll have to ask for it.  It was way too salty but i ended up eating it anyways.\n\n2nd visit was at 6am after a drunken night. I ordered Chicken Fried Steak for around $15 and it was also overly salty.  It was ok but the salt was a bit too much for my taste buds.  \n\nService was fine the two visits but the food quality and price isn't attractive. I only eat here if im staying at Hard Rock but would rather get something else at another place.


About 2 years ago, I had dreamed of eating steak at Delmonico's.  The reputation of this place exceeds my expectations; and, as such, is my dilemma with this place.  Delmonico's is Emeril lagasse's steak house.  It is his prime choice, so-to-speak, and it has one of the prime locations between the Palazzo and the Venetian, right in front of the Blue Man Group entrance, across from V-bar, B&B, and next door to Aquaknox.  I've walked by this place numerous times and always wanted to eat there.  Suffice to say, in the past two years, I have.  In short, I have eaten at Delmonico's 6 times.  Not bad for someone that gives this place 3-stars.  \n\nPros: \nWine list is expansive and can be very intimidating.  However, I question the knowledge of one of the staff when they recommended a pinot for our bone-in ribeye.  I know a little bit about wine, well, who I am I kidding, I pretend to know a lot.  Enough to the point that I didn't think I'd want a pinot.  However, it was his recommendation and I thought I would go with it.  It was definitely a pinot.  Very disappointed since the body of it didn't fit right with our bone-in ribeye (which was my concern to begin with).\nThe steak is choice (to steal my favorite John Hughes film).\nCan sit large groups fairly easily.\nWill sit a table fairly late (almost 11pm on a Friday night).\nExcellent sides.\nThey are fairly attentive with the service.\nThe scotch list is reasonable.  However, I do usually get a vodka martini with blue cheese stuffed olives (and they hit it pretty good).  \nThey do have a chef's table near the kitchen.  For a heavy trafficked weekend, I believe you have to book well into 3-months in advance (numbers change based on availability).  I am interested in trying this because I think it would be a blast to have a bunch of friends, drinking out of a magnum, and eating some good steak (but I'm not that organized nor do I have an event to do that with).  Well, who am I kidding, I don't even have that many friends.  Ha!  Anyways...\n\n\nCons: \nI always get the bone-in ribeye and each time I've eaten it, the seasoning (which I believe is a cajun based creole seasoning) is slightly different each time.  In some cases the seasoning can be too much and in others, its not enough.  There just isn't any consistency.\nAll but one time I've eaten here someone has gotten the ribeye too rare or too well-done.  The fact that they can't get this right concerns me.  You are a steakhouse; get it right; its what you are supposed to be good at!\nThe decor is more monastery like.  \n\nThe first time I ate here, I gave it 4-stars (my meal was great, my girlfriends meal wasn't cooked right).  If they clean up their act and make things tight and organized, I think Delmonico's is a 4-star steakhouse.  The steak is pretty tasty.  Its perfectly okay to pick up the bone and start gnawin on it.  Well, within reason of course.  However, it has too much inconsistency between day to day operations and meals.  To be fair, I'd still come and eat here (cause I believe the steak is an excellent quality of meat) but with the competition being so tight in Vegas, I've started to venture out.


First time visit. Interior is plain and old, but clean. Service is mediocre at best and it does take quite a while to get your food after ordering. I had the catfish and shrimp basket with mac n cheese. Food was fresh and hot. Not bad overall, but a little pricey for what you get. Doubt I will return.


I had the ribeye boneless medallions.  It was three different meats!  natural angus, bison and  American wagyu medium cooked.   It definitely made my top ten list in the steak department.


Baguettes, Crossants, Quiche, Tarts, Coffee, Wraps, Sandwiches, I really could keep going.\n\nI have been frequenting Olivier, Shelby and the gang for quite sometime now and all I have to say is Thank God for Baguette Cafe. \n\nI love everything about this place. Upon entry into this unassuming cafe, you are greeted with a smile and the delightful smell of fresh baked breads and pastries. I love the purity and love that goes into the food here. It really is unlike any other cafe in the Las Vegas area. The staff is very enthusiastic about what they serve and it shows. Olivier will take the time, despite a line out the door at lunch time, to describe in detail the daily specials of soups, sandwiches and pastries. \n\nI have been here too many times to count. With the free wireless, I often find myself setting up shop and spending the morning or afternoon catching up on graduate school or just chatting with friends. \n\nSome of my favorite daily specials served: Chicken curry sandwich, shrimp bisque, french peasant stew, Moroccan chicken sandwich, gazpacho, spinach and cheese quiche, pear tart.....OK now I'm making myself hungry again.\n\nThey have a wide range of beverages and serve Illy coffee! \nSome of my favorite drinks: Thai iced tea, green tea iced tea, CHAI SO AMAZING. \n\nWarning: It becomes very busy at lunch time and also is not open on the weekends. Also sometimes food takes a bit due to the nature of the care that goes into the sandwiches they prepare. I really dislike the reviews of this place stating the service is slow or that it took too long to get their sandwich. Baguette cafe is the type of place that makes you want to slow down and enjoy your coffee and meal.


HORRIBLE SERVICE!!  Food excellent!  \nwalked in with family the place had only 2 customers, and the girl in front tried to seat us around back when all table in front were open. Then server comes with attitude and says \"you guys don't just want water do you?\"  WTF??  We ordered food came meanwhile the hostess that sat us is not even paying attention to customers that are walking up to be seated. She proceeded to seat THE NEXT 3 SETS OF CUSTOMERS in the back an they all objected as to why the're beaing seated all the way in the back when all the front is open. As i was watching  the whole thing she gave me dirty looks.  I got a really dirty look from her!  Food came was very good but where's our server???!?!?  Walked up to the bar to get ranch dressing then server appears and asks what can i get you. As we were sitting i noticed other customers shaking their heads and having to get up to ask for service!! Very bad!! Poorest service i have ever encountered. Its like they are doing us a favor by being there!!! Then i get the bill $100 bill and she charged me .25 cents for ranch!!  Sorry but thats Fkn weak!! Staff needs proper training on how to treat and serve customers prior to getting hired. Food was great but the service sucked ASS!!  Goto the other reastaurants in the forum shops 100 yards away. Same price but you get the service you pay for and believe it or not cheaper and classier environment with professionals that want your business. The 3 girls that worked there seemed like customers do them a favor by coming in. Come on man!!  Will not be returning to this crap hole and i highly UNrecommend this place to all!!


Amid all the extravagant casinos, shows, and people handing out porn on the strip, a Denny's can be found to appease your \"cheap and greasy\" food desires. It's about what you would expect from a Denny's, food wise. However, I happened to be particularly disappointed in this Denny's for the following reasons:\n\n- Service. The water refills were few and far between. Hello? We're in the DESERT, and have most likely been drinking beer/alcohol all day. We need water, and lots of it. If you don't want to keep coming over to refill us, please just leave a pitcher on the table!\n\n- Music. I can't even fully describe the weird 80's jazz stuff they had on, but I will say it was too loud, and too annoying.\n\nThe food tasted like I expected it to, so that's a good thing. But the fact that I was sitting there parched and thirsty most of the time, while meanwhile drowning in bad music, kind of ruined the whole thing for me.


If you're new to the area, visiting from out of town, or even a native, you need to check this place out.  I have gone twice and have left extremely impressed both times.  The atmosphere is so amazing.  Right away, just walking through the courtyard to the main entrance, there's so much beauty to take in.  You'll walk past the courtyard cafe, cantina, bookstore, and gift shop on the way to the main entrance.  Both times I've gone, I did the museum first and then the shops and cafe afterwards.  \n\nThe entire museum is somewhat of a maze and, if you're not on a guided tour, can be pretty confusing to navigate.  We didn't have a tour guide either time -- they're free and on a regular schedule, but we preferred to wander at our own pace.  The first floor is very large and divided up into sections.  There's a lot of baskets, pottery, and katsina dolls to check out, and some really interesting native american history to take in.  I learned a lot about the local and native history.  The first floor (to me) gets boring kind of quickly.  A lot of the collections are not as old or historic as I had expected.  It seems like the younger visitors enjoyed the first level more than I did.\n\nThe most impressive part of the museum for me was the 2nd level.  I was in complete awe of the Indian Boarding School exhibit.  I learned SO much about the Indian Schools that I had never even heard of before.  I really wish they would have taught us about this experience when I was in school.  It was AMAZING.  \n\nOverall, the museum experience was very good.  We learned a lot and really enjoyed the history, art, and culture.  The only thing I don't like about the museum is navigating through it.  They do give you maps and offer guided tours, but it's fairly difficult to navigate if you don't know where you're going.  I don't like to look at maps, I prefer to wander.  Different areas are not very clearly marked.  You'll see a door in a hallway and wonder what it leads to, then walk through and realize you're entering a completely different part of the museum.  It's kind of hard to explain, but I wish the areas were more clearly marked.  It's not really big enough to get lost in, but we definitely had several occurrences where we weren't really sure where we were or where we were headed.\n\nThe 2nd time I visited, we decided to have lunch at the cafe and we were really impressed.  The service was great and the prices were MUCH more reasonable than we had expected.  We figured it would be pricey, but it was not.  I had the smoked salmon quesadilla and it was outstanding.  \n\nThe museum shop is pretty typical from what I've experienced at other museums -- a few knick-knacks that are in my price range, surrounded by ridiculously high priced pieces of art/pottery/dolls/rugs.  It's REALLY neat to look at but I couldn't imagine buying anything other than a magnet or a coffee mug.  Some of the pieces are thousands of dollars, but it's awesome to just look and admire.\n\nOverall, always a great experience, easy to find (there's a light rail stop right out front), and it's also very close to other touristy places if you're visiting and want to experience Phoenix.  I highly recommend this place.


Terrible customer service!  My family car got broken into, while it was parked at the Bellagio hotel.  When I asked security for help, they shunned me off as if it was no big deal.  The police would not come out to investigate, because in their own words, \"We are too busy, this happens too much.\"  We lost over $2,000 in items within our car.  When I approached Bellagio later about our family's car being broken into and items stolen, they replied with the words along the line of, \"We have no knowledge of there ever being any cars being broken into at the Bellagio hotel.\"  Bellagio is more concerned about their reputation than they are about customer loyalty.  Oh by the way, my family was actually staying at the Bellagio hotel when this happened...what a way to treat your guests!  I will NEVER re-visit the Bellagio hotel again, nor spend a dime, because of how poorly they treat their customers.


I love having to purchase my own extension cords when outlets don't work.\n\nThe scenic view of exterior pipes is utterly breathtaking.\n\nI hate being treated well so I felt right at home.\n\nThanks for not providing a small fridge, microwave, or coffee maker as I love paying over $3 for a medium coffee and not being able to save this place's below average food.\n\nMy favorite feature of CC is still being charged an entire week when we decided to head home to finally relax.\n\nHighly recommended to anyone who finds camping to be luxurious.


I just received a response from one of the employees, and wanted to update from two stars (\"Meh. I've experienced better\") to one star (\"Eek! Methinks not.\"). Although, I appreciate the time they took to respond to my previous review, again, this review is addressing their customer service, with the online presence matching my phone experience.\n\nIn the comment, the employee addresses a review of an interaction with another employee over the phone, by focusing on the details of the job being done, rather than the customer service that was being reviewed. What is interesting is, even though I didn't mention any specifics of the job in the original review, but the comment refers to how \"big\" the job was and placing blame on the situation. This is indicative of the responding employee consulting with the addressed employee for information that could possibly defend their reputation. And here is what is really important to them, the reputation OVER the customer experience.\n\nThis review, again is about the customer service of this business. Instead of just saying, \"Thank you for your feedback. I'm sorry if this was your experience.\" ...the employee clearly demonstrates the type of customer service one can expect. They do not take responsibility for simply bad customer service, which can happen in any business. However, \"being a qualified technician\" doesn't give an establishment the excuse to address potential customers with disregard for professional standards of customer service. The competence of the staff is clear from the other reviews and is not in question. However, it's evident good customer service isn't only about being honest.\n\nI advise to potential customers of this establishment, to carefully read the original review and evaluate their response. As a potential customer, what if that was your review? As said before, it seems best to play dumb, refrain from asking questions, and try to work out your best deal... this is a main reason why mechanics and technicians gain reputations regarding customer service in the first place. \n\nHonest-1 Auto Care has a clear reputation for being \"skilled\" and \"honest\" as their name suggests... But outside of that, the service is nothing exceptional. That's why Yelp is so helpful. Reading other top rates reviews, there are quite a few \"honest\" mechanics in the Valley, and plenty of \"skilled\" mechanics. But, for overall quality of service, funds might be better spent on work that was not only honest  and skillfully completed, but also quality customer service that truly makes the difference in earning additional business ^_^  Remember, truly honest work can stand on it's own reputation. \n\nNevertheless, from the other reviews of Honest-1, they seem do a good job more often than not... but if you happen to have an \"honest\" question about their work, it's evident... you can expect them not take it very well.


I would have given it four stars when I first came here several years ago but several years later I can't give it four stars.  We came here for lunch which was $23 and while $23 isn't expensive for buffet at the Wynn, the restaurant lacked variety, creativity, and change.  After eating at Wicked Spoon which charges $27 for dinner one would think the Wynn would offer something spectacular.  The display of the food was boring, the variety was non existent and the taste of the food wasn't very good.  For example the pad thai didn't taste like a pad thai, the turkey was way too dry, the clam chowder looked like goo, and the only thing that was half way decent was the ice cream.  \n\nThis buffet was once the best buffet on the strip but it got complacent.  It's like an athlete who made it to the big leagues and then decided he or she didn't need to work out, train, or just get better.  I don't know if the dinner would be better but lunch wise it was kind of like buffets in Reno.


Even though my husband and I love this place...the food, the venue, the music, the waitstaff, I can not give them a 5 because we just don't get why this place wouldn't be willing to book some bands earlier in the evening and even afternoons on the weekends.  I mean, there was a time where we had jobs that kept us up to the wee hours, but those days are over and we just can't get a 9:30pm or later start anymore...it kills us because of course we love live music and love to stay the duration! Then the next day we are always pissed at ourselves and then that keeps us from going to Vamp'd for another 4 or 5 months. We really think they would be surprised at how many would like an earlier show as well.


we had a coupon, which is the initial reason for our farewell dinner. saved a couple bucks for a decent filling meal. not much to complain about.\n\ntypical selection when it came down to the variety of dishes. quality wasn't out of this world. honestly, after a couple bites i was already on to the next. the taco station was probably the only venue that had me returning. oh, and the gelato too of course. it could use a few more flavors though. unfortunately we had a late dinner so by the time we were ready for dessert, cotton candy was over! boohoo to the one thing that seemed interesting!\n\nour waitress was really sweet and super efficient as well. which is more that i can say for the hostess who practically chewed my head off for not wearing shoes! that is until i pointed down and she realized i was in flats and carrying my heels...


Was drawn in by the name/sign...it was good.  I had the Sicilian pizzeti, but had to ask for a spicy pickle on the side (they should just offer it).  The pickle was great - I don't know why they don't sell them by the jar at the counter - they would make $$$.  The wait for the pizzetti was longer than I thought it would be, but great thin crust - overall very good lunch choice.\n\nNice place, pleasant, small HD TV with some sports on; clean and a nice patio as well.\n\nI'll go back to try salads, etc. for sure.  Defnitiely need to get more of those pickles - they are great!


Last time in Vegas we stayed at Luxor (for sure we will NEVER return). Room was pretty decent and clean - great price - perfect location on Strip - very decent amenities around shared with Paris. The only thing is the vent at bathroom wasn't working - for those who like shaving after shower this is very annoying - at checkout they told me to ask for South Tower next time... I will.


I've only been here a few times since I've moved back, but I use to hang out here all the time when I lived here before. The few times I've been the food has been just as good as it use to be.\n\nThis is a great little find for such a chain restaurant heavy shopping area. The pizza is always good, though not knock your socks off good. Just good. I do love their Maui Waui fries, which are this yummy soft fry with onions and jalapeno served with a mayonaise sauce that is tasty. I've had quite a few things off their menu and always enjoy it.\n\nThe service is pretty good as well, but nothing super friendly. You'd think a guy would try to talk to a single woman at the bar, but not really. The bartenders just chit chat with the servers and only come over when they see your drink is low. I miss bars where the bartenders tried to chat with you, but we are in Las Vegas.\n\nThe atmosphere is laid back and relaxed and they have a fantastic patio if you can stand cigarette smoke. I can't so I sit inside, which is rather disappointing on nice days, but that's not their fault. \n\nAll in all I like this place, but it's somewhere I tend to forget about when I'm thinking of pizza. If I'm in the area and craving pizza and wings, I'd stop in here, but I wouldn't make a special trip.


Having been to numerous other gun stores throughout the valley, I have a good barometer of how things go. Historically, gun store employees are too cool for school, and treat customers like a necessary annoyance, rather than the purpose of their existence. A friend of mine told me about Merchant Firearms, and raved about the selection, price, and service- so I checked it out.\n\nI was looking for a Mother's Day present for my Mom (yah, she's cool like that) and was looking for a particular little gun. I went to Merchant Firearms, and sure enough-they had the gun. Not only did they have the gun, but the price was awesome. That was enough for me to be happy, but the I was pleasantly shocked to see that the employees were genuinely nice, and didn't treat customers like they were shitheads (if you've been to the other places, you KNOW what I mean..)\n\nA cool guy named Simon helped me with the gun, and answered a ton of questions. When I selected the gun, Simon then had me input my info into a PC, so I could do all the paperwork electronically- which I thought was super cool, and fast. While Simon was working on his part of that, another great employee (sorry I didn't catch his name) was showing me some of the super cool long guns, and other James Bond stuff they carry. Even though I was buying an inexpensive little pea shooter, the guys treated me like I was family- and were just super nice and engaging. \n\nI ended up picking up a couple other things I was shopping for, and I was shocked at the low, reasonable price. One of the accessories was $18 at Merchant Firearms, but literally $50-60 everywhere else. When I expressed my surprise and appreciation to Simon, he explained, \"We want the prices to be fair- no one wants to walk away feeling like they got screwed.\" (unless you're at a bunny ranch- he is right).\n\nCheck out Merchant Firearms, and if you're like me- you will be a customer for life. This place has everything, accept a shitty attitude towards customers. I look forward to purchasing some more fun stuff over the years, and I will only shop at Merchant Firearms.


If you think Filiberto's is good food, then you will like this place.\nFish tacos were dry and as tasteless as the lukewarm beans and that fluffy rice thing.  I love Gilbert and want to support the mom and pop's but this is not good.\nHow has this place been around so long is beyond me.  I've driven by it for years and figured it must be great so finally gave it a try.  Bummer.


#30DaysOfYelp: 22/30\n\nWish I had a glass topped Yamaha grand with a fancy tv screen down the side! No wonder it's called The Million Dollar Piano...\n\nGo see this show! I play some piano so I think Elton John's pretty cool, but I'm not such a huge fan that I'd buy tickets see him at home. Glad I did in Vegas though! I saw this with some family, and I was blown away by his personality, enthusiasm, the lights/video, and his band! We sat on the 2nd mezzanine (almost nosebleeds) but on the left side, so we had a great view of him playing. He played a solid 2 hours of hits, and it was so great to watch everyone together, especially that percussionist in the back. I was a percussionist in school so it was awesome to see an expert's skills. Best way to play a tambourine is with a fancy dance & flourish!\n\nAs with all concerts, there are always some people in the audience who like it WAY too much. One lady, who was a couple rows below was dancing the whole 2 hours, her hands waving in the air, blocking the view. I don't mind people enjoying music & having a blast, but respect people around you, woman! They paid for their tickets too! I thought it was funny though, when Elton played \"Circle of Life\" she sat down & stopped wriggling altogether. She didn't even clap at the end of the song. She must really hate The Lion King! What's up with that?\n\nIf you can get floor seats near the front, do it. At the end, some audience members went up on stage & gathered around the piano for the last song. Elton was whisked away really quickly though...I guess he would be swarmed if he stayed, heh. Must be nice to have bodyguards.


Love the chicken teriyaki here . Cute little booth set ups and love the bar set up . Husband love the beer and sushi .


My search for *the* Irish pub may have ended here! To sum it up in one word, I could only describe RT O'Sullivan's as \"legit\". \n\nFirst of all, the happy hour is amazing. Dollar off the reasonably priced drinks, and half-off appetizers. The fried zucchini was succulent, and didn't amount to discs of greasy mush like it does at most bars. The wings were tasty, and the menu is so expensive, you bet I'll be coming back.\n\nBeer selection was nice. Kiltlifter, Guinness, and Leinenkugel's Sunset Wheat are all I need.\n\nThe cocktails are where it's at. There's a huge menu of hot drinks, shots, blended drinks, and of course, anything iced. My Alligator Tail (Jager+Midori) was ridiculously strong and could have been mixed better, but then again I'm never one to complain about there being too much Jager in anything--it's impossible. \n\nThe chocolate banana martini was one of the tastiest drinks ever, and the mint chocolate chip shake (I can't even remember what kind of alcohol was in here at this point) was an incredibly refreshing desert.\n\nI will be back here to dine, and stuff my face. I don't think anyone can go wrong here, it's that good.


Great place!  Pretty slow, as you might expect on a Monday night.  Had nice Malbec, great marinaded olives and a perfect-sized sausage and mushroom pizza.  \n\nDecor is very spiffy.  Rather hard to find the place if you're not a local.  Little strip mall right behind the tire store.  Look Arden, as it's worth searching for.\n\nGet in here!!


When you think of Las Vegas you usually don't think of jumping on trampolines and falling on yo butt. However, I'm glad we tried something different, because this made for one of the highlights of my trip. \n\nYou pay a relatively good price for the amount of time spent. We all got the hour for $15 dollars through the online store listed on here. A lot cheaper than back home.\n\nUpon arriving we had to fill out forms and waivers, which is why they tell you to arrive half hour before your reserved time. Then we waited in line, and were helped by this nice dude. Then, this other lady who seemed like she was the head honcho started bossing him around and was a bit rude and rough around the edges to us. Gee, don't need to be so mean about it. \n\nThen we were finally given our tags with our time slot on it, along with these bright orange socks that felt like they had stickies on the bottom... for a quick moment I felt like a gecko. \n\nAfter packing all of our stuff into a locker (be sure to bring quarters), we explored around. There was a basketball slam dunk portion, as well as a foam pit, extra big trampoline section, and a dodgeball arena.\n\nThe basketball arena section had two lanes. One of the lanes had a smaller basketball hoop for those who were on the shorter side. The other lane had a much taller one. The only thing was that though there were two lanes,  you only could go one at a time. In my mind I thought I would be able to slam dunk it, but alas I failed miserably and missed the hoop completely.\n\nThe next one we tried was the foam pit. There were four lanes on this one, but only two people could go at a time. There was a trampoline right before you jumped in, so this was a perfect opportunity to try a front flip. Or so I thought... I ran up to the trampoline and tried my best to do what I've seen gymnasts do on the TV do.  My front flip turned into an awkward side cannon ball.  I also ended up pretty far away from the starting point, which made it pretty hard to make it back through the foam pit of doom. My friends made it back pretty fast, but it took me kind of a while as I tried to wade through the those foam blocks. It made for great laughs till the point our stomachs were sore. A sock off, abs sore, and some sweat later, what do you know? I was finally out of that pit. Haha!!\n\nWe finally went to the giant trampolines and we found a spot where all 5 of us could jump.  We weren't that fancy or brave enough to try to do what the other little kids were doing, which were back flips and things of the like. I attempted though, but at most got an A for effort. \n\nThe last thing that we did was play dodgeball, we, the girls sat one out as I was upstairs on the parent section taking pictures of the guys dominate other people at dodgeball. It was 3 minutes per game and things got pretty competitive, but it was all in good fun. They guys must have played at least 6 games since the same people kept on challenging them. Intense.\n\nThen like Cinderella, the clock striked our time and the guy working there was quick to tell us that our time there was up. Too much fun, a great workout in a pretty new place. Made for great memories and lots of laughs.


Five stars based on the food we had! -- BBQ half duck, Pepper beef and walnut shrimp. Everything tasted fresh and yummy. House was packed. Menu was huge. Prices reasonable for the quality and quantity. We will definitely dine here again!\n\nService is another story, about 3 stars-- but go for the food, not the service!


Terrible service...  way overrated osso bucco.. gave 10 bucks off from my complaint and argued with me that it was one of the house favorites. . Taste like crap on my opinion


I asked for delivery. Ok, they did it with no problems and quick enough (30-40 mins). \nI chose just rolls. \nThe salmon one was pretty flat, no taste. Californias were ok-ish.\n\nWhen I gave money to the woman who delivered she took them and left without saying a goodbye or thank you\n\nMeh


Stayed here August 3-6. Upon arrival the Valet service was overwhelmed due to the uncommon down pour at the time but did well considering the conditions. We had a king size bed reserved, but at check in only a two queen bed room was available. Once in the room it had a musky smell and water leaking from the ceiling. The following morning was able to switch rooms and was placed in the east tower and the room was a vast improvement. The one downfall is the lack of wifi in guest rooms when your paying a resort fee (wifi only available on casino floor). Even Motel 6 down the street has wifi. Lastly to smooth things over we were given a 50 dollar voucher for their buffet at More.


This is an average food spot with really good service. I'm not really big on all the wok stuff, so I had to find some alternatives...and, there really aren't many. We had a good time and our service was funny. I'd go back.


The place itself is pretty cozy and inviting.\nThe price ... It's decent. You can get a meal complete with water, chips and salsa, and a main dish for approximately 20.00 (tax and tip included).\n\nWe dined on a Monday. The bar area was busy, the main dining area had bout ten diners (excluding my party). \n\nWe were seated promptly, chips and salsa was served timely as well... And it just went down hill from there! :/\n\nService was very sloooow! It seems that the restaurant was very short staffed. Our meals did not arrived for nearly 40 mins, and we waited another 20 mins for our tab. Once we received it, we hand to wait for another 20 mins for someone to help us pay our tab.


Worst manicure I've ever had. I created a Yelp account just to provide this feedback.


Mary Ann Martin has just moved to Luxe Salon Studios.\n\nMary Ann has over 30 years of Vidal Sassoon training and provides professional hair styling services at a reasonable price.\n\nMen, if you want to get away from clippers, and have your hair actually cut by a professional, you won't be sad the next day; when you look at your old cheap clipper cut and wonder why you can't find someone to professionally cut your hair.\n\nMy wife uses Mary Ann for cut, coloring and styling which Mary Ann provides as well, but men you need to give Mary Ann a try. You won't be disappointed.


This place does not have management? ! They were busy as hell,and slow,slow,slow,slow that was just killing me,I love the bread it is really good but  personal it slow .I give 5 start for the bakery  and 0000000 start for the SLOW SLOW Employees, and instead of helping to ring up the costumers they were doing other stuff and OWNER PUT ATTENTION TO YOUR BUSINESS!


As a self confessed beer nut, I have had many of Dieu du Ciel's brews from bottles and on tap when they have on occasion shown up in the DC area. \n\nSo another return trip to Montreal meant I had to really make a visit to this place at the source.\n\nThe bar is tiny, with an intimate feel in a great neighborhod.  The vibe is real intimate and cozy, but it's also extremely popular.  I thought going on a cold November Saturday afternoon around 4PM it would be quiet but it was jam packed and crowded.  There are 2 seaters tables and they are litteraly neck and neck together with folks.  so I strongly suggest that if you want to come here get here as early as possible.\n\nThere was only one waiter working the floor and this guy was just getting slammed. But he was actually really good considering how incredibly busy he was.\n\nPeche Mortel is probaby their most popular beer, but this is a good chance to come here and drink their one offs which aren't bottled.  The had a Disco Soleil IPA which was excellent, a bit shocking since most IPAs in Quebec I find are really lacking, and they absolutley nailed a Kolsch called Basse Messe.\n\nThe WiFi is also incredibly slow, but such is life.  A definite place worth stopping in if you love beer


This review pertains only to the food and service as we didn't drink. As stated on other reviews the setup is poor and seems to neither serve the dining nor bar crowd well. My wife ordered the bratwurst, only to find out about 15 minutes after ordering it they were out. She settled on the mac n cheese which after an exceeding long wait could only be described as mac n milk. A hostess asked us about our experience and the manager did comp her meal. \nI had the East Vally burger which was fine but nothing special. It sounded better on paper than in reality. The servers while nice didn't seem to be very good, though I will complement the hostesses for being outstanding. As a dining experience I would not recommend the Sleepy Dog though we may not be the clientele they're looking for.


We had an amazing time! Our hosts we wonderful and generous. They made sure everyone enjoyed themselves. Definitely have recommended it to everyone I know, and let me tell you, they can not wait to try this!!! Don't miss out on a great deal on a very good time in LV.


We didn't even stay to eat.  The place has great curb appeal.  That didn't save the trip.\n\n1.  Staff was not friendly.  Only two people were on duty.  One was standing behind the counter staring into space or watching TV.  The other was sitting down eating.\n\n2.  Doesn't appear to be too clean.\n\n3.  Pricey for a little hole-in-the wall place.  Not a sit down restaurant and some of the dishes are $10!\n\n4.  They serve \"off\" food.  Tongue.  Other weird assorted animal parts.\n\nWe stayed, read the entire menu, and then I whispered, \"Olive Garden?\" and we left.  Not worth a trip.


The casino and hotel are dive city.  The area is sketchy and the hotel seems to lack security.  The casino itself is tiny and smells like an ashtray.  I kept it at 2*, because the slots are loose and the bar was friendly.  Will I go back, I don't think so.


Food was decent. The nachos were great but the tacos were just ok. Atmosphere was fun but not the greatest meal in Vegas.


I had been wanting to check out The Comedy Zone for a while now and I finally came to see The Beards of Comedy on a weeknight. Where I really dig the layout and format of the interior, there are just a few things that gave a lackluster feel. \n\nThe fact that they don't serve/allow tap water in a glass is just stupid. I'm not really amped on ordering food, beer, and cocktails since we just paid for tickets and had dinner elsewhere, so paying for a $2 bottle of water (really??) isn't high on my to-do list. Not a big deal in the end, but it's more of a hassle than not drinking anything at all throughout the show.\n\nThe entrance is still kind of bizarre to me. They built that ramp down to the nearest exterior door but don't utilize it as the main entrance. You still have to walk through The Saloon, get dirty looks from the bar staff, and then walk down the stairs. Meh. I'm not too thrilled about it.\n\nAt the end of the night, it's a killer comedy club. Hiccups are minor and don't detract from the evening that is yet to be had. Don't sweat it. I'm really looking forward to coming back for another show soon. More improve, please!


I visit this place about once a week. I love the food and the healthy choices. The lentil fatoosh salad is my new favorite. You can't go wrong with the hummus. The service is friendly and usually pretty fast. I do wish there was some sort of dress code for the staff. All that skin makes me lose my appetite.


Ok OK; we went in knowing it is a tourist trap. But the food could still be better. The meat wasn't seasoned for our burgers (if it was we couldn't tell) The French fries were probably out of a box and fried in lard but no salt......But hey! our Cokes were cold!\nI tried the hot dog, problem is the chili was so so, and no heat to it. The dog itself was decent but the bun coulda woulda shoulda be smaller or toasted or something. The girls were kinda lackluster but maybe it was because we went on a Sunday. There just wasn't a lot of personality in the room and isn't that what makes a tourist restaurant a place locals want to go too? The best part was checking out the posters with my 20 year old daughter and laughing at how the adapted them.\n\nTake guests you aren't worried about impressing or a family member you are getting back at in a good way ;)


The gym itself is great. Really good variety of machines, classes and unlike LVAC, people actually work out here instead of using it as a social club. My problem is with the staff. i had an issue with my membership and tried to ask about it. The staff at the front desk said i needed to call the customer service number and speak to them so i did. I actually called twice and got the same answer both times from the operators, i could cancel my membership or talk to a club manager about my current one. Now i've been going to this gym for 3 years and i really like it here so i decided to talk to a manager about it. I've asked to speak to a manager 4 separate times and each time the same thing happens: The staff at the desk will tell me that the manager is with another guest or not there and that i can have a seat and they'll see me next. So after 20 or 30 minutes of waiting the person at the desk will tell me they don't know how much longer the manager will be and that i can leave my name/number and the manager will call me, so i do. I have never gotten a call back ever out of the 4 times this has happened. I understand that this is a gym and not some high end restaurant or retail store so i don't expect amazing customer service and its a busy gym so i don't expect help right away but to be ignored is ridiculous. Either the manager isn't getting my messages or they're ignoring it. The only reason I haven't canceled my membership yet is because like i said, i've been going here for 3 years and i really like it but this is beyond unacceptable and I've started looking at other gyms.


This place is straight up good ! Never woulda thought so being in a strip mall next to bunch of fast food joints ... Menu has pictures , all looks good ! We had the chicken kabab gyro and regular gyro and SO good and huge portions ! We coulda shared , really good and flavorful . Chicken was fresh , not dry , and just melts in your mouth.. Taziki sauce ..mmmmm mmmm good ! If your in the area and can't decide what to eat , give this place a try .. We did and so glad we did !


This bar only gets 1 star because giving 0 stars is not an option. This place is run by incompetent, deceitful managers who hire incompetent, untrustworthy employees. The first and only time I went here I was overcharged and then lied to by the management. \n   I had gone out with two friends for drinks. I charged our drinks to my card for a total of $18. I tipped in cash ( I've worked in the industry and know how much cash tips are appreciated) and drew a line through the tip line, wrote $18 for the total, and signed the receipt. A few days later I checked my bank statement, my card had been charged for $100. So I visited the Ivory Room to speak with someone about this gross overcharge. When I showed up, I asked to speak with a manager to which the employee responded that there was none present. I told him I had been overcharged and needed to correct it, explained my situation and then the bartender responded by saying, I was the one who waited on you, you meant to tip me $82 and close your tab for $100. I argued with him saying that was ridiculous and not what happened to which he responded, \"Oh, well maybe you were drunk\". Unbelievable, not only that he would say that, but I had one drink. He told me I could speak with the manager next door, but she would not be there until the next day.\n   The next day I went next door and asked to speak with the manager, a woman came out and asked me what I was there for. I explained the situation and she responded, \"Oh, he (the bartender) told me you'd be coming. I looked at the receipt and you wrote in a tip for $84\". First off, that isn't even the right amount, and second, she was obviously blatantly lying to me. I told her that I wished to see the receipt and she told me she could not get it at the moment but if I came back the next day she would have a COPY for me. behind the bar but may not be present. I was too frustrated to refute and came back the next day.\n   The next day, I came back yet again, asked for the copy, and the manager comes out. She said that she \"went back\" to look at the receipt and I was indeed correct, I had written a line through the tip line and written $18 on the total. Making it very obvious that she had LIED to me the day before. She said she was going to refund my entire $100 (as she should) and if it \"made me feel better\" she would \"really scold\" the employee who did this (it didn't). \n   I had every intention of getting this employee fired, for very obviously thinking he could take advantage of me because he thought I was drunk or wouldn't check my bank statement. \n  Bottom line: This place is run by incompetent, deceitful people. The manager I spoke with is also the owner. If that doesn't say something about the standards of service, I'm not sure what does.


The worst apartment complex tied because of the management and the people here are sketchy and now there are gangs but across the street from Panda Express and down the street from the wealthiest place in Henderson but the worst cops in the nation because they are sketchy to


The rooms were okay for what they were.\n\nThe complimentary breakfast was a joke.  The lines were ridiculous and some \"crowd control\" was definitely needed in my opinion.\n\nThe restaurant (Rocky River Grille) was horrible.   Service was slow and food was very bland.\n\nI would not stay here again.  It is not worth the price.


This place is a disaster!  The prices do not reflect the poor quality of the food.  I ordered the rib eye steak and it was ultra thin, gritty, and overcooked and it was topped with a sauce that did not complement the rest of the meal.  The steak was no better than what you would receive at Denny's at 2 AM in the morning.  This place is way over priced and the food flat out sucks.  Todd English needs to re-evaluate the direction of Olives.  I felt this way the first time around and I didn't say anything, but after my second visit to the restaurant I couldn't let my disappointment in the cuisine slide.  The public needs to know that this restaurant is a rip off.   If you want good food go to BOAS or the Stratosphere.


I live within walking distance to this Target and what a treat that is, because parking is sometimes difficult. I love the pharmacy staff at this location. I also really love their women's clothing section. I am not sure why but it always seems like this Target location has the largest and best selection of clothing. They also have tons of sale items! I am not terribly impressed with some of the employees that I have encountered working the floor-some of them seem downright lazy and are not afraid to admit it to any customer within earshot of them.


The waiter was amazing, and so was the food. The ambiance is really nice. Very fun and loud. VERY casual. Don't wear anything nice, you WILL smell like their sauces. The food was really great and super interactive. I don't suggest the shrimp, they're not that great. King crab still has my mouth drooling.


Superb cafe right next to Concordia campus that's perfect for a quick lunch, a study area (especially downstairs), a quick delicious drink or a relaxing weekend with poetry readings on Saturday & Sunday. Basically, they have it all! The half panini + soup combo is under $10 which is a steal for a student like myself. The lavender, rosemary lemonade is deliciously tart and full of flavour, which is wonderful because many a-times lemonade is extremely watered down. Yes this may just be another \"artsy\" cafe that litters montreal, but the atmosphere and table arrangements create a comfortable stay, no matter what you're there for! Also, i read a past review that there used to be shisha and i'd love to see that return! It would be awesome!


I've been a frequent patron of the Great Dane for over a decade, and there is good reason.  First, the beer is brewed on location and they have an amazing menu.  Add in the fun ambience and accommodating wait staff and you have a great restaurant.  \n\nIf you're in Madison long enough, you'll hear people mention Crop Circle Wheat more than a few times.  It's the best beer the Dane brews.  All the other beers are good too.  You can do a beer sampler if you want to find some other favorites. \n\nThere aren't many places that can say they have awesome meatloaf, ravioli, nachos and burgers.  Somehow, the Dane can straddle all of these different flavors and do them extremely well.  That's part of why I have come here so often; no matter what the people in your group want, they can get it here.\n\nYou can have many different types of experiences at the Dane based on where you are seated.  The front bar area is super fun and chill if you want to shoot pool, darts, play the jukebox or just watch sports.  The dining area on the top floor is casual and great for groups.  In the basement, you take your own tour of the Dane brewing process, which is fun in itself.  Eating dinner in the basement is more intimate, as its a bit darker with the stone walls.  The best place to eat though is the back beer patio.  On a sunny day or a cool night, its a fun experience that makes the Dane feel like a fancy restaurant without having to pay for it.\n\nStaff is awesome.  Just tell them what you want, they'll help you out.  We used to rent out the Dane for large group events, and they were always helpful.  \n\nThe Great Dane is an essential Madison experience.


ugh. mediocre at best.


Have been here a few times. I like the atmosphere and the servers were very easy going and laid back. It wasn't busy so the service was top notch though I have been there on nights it was slammed and they still managed to do a pretty good job. I will decently be back. Don't take offense it that it's only a four star rating. It's hard for me to give a five anywhere. :)


We placed an order at 735 and asked if they delivered to our address. They said yes, for $3. They also said it would be 40 minutes. An hour later...we called to find out where our food was! The guy who answered said \"oh I was just getting ready to call you...I can't deliver to you. Its too far.\" Um, OK! Way to run a bad business buddy and keep your word! The ratings here aren't even that good but we thought we'd try it since they supposedly delivered to deer valley road. BTW, if you are in our area, Pronto Pizza does deliver, FOR FREE, and their ratings are better than this dump. Thanks for nothing, pink lotus!!!


Not bad for sushi but not great either as this place can be really hit or miss. Some days the rolls are wrapped perfect and other days they are  looser than MC Hammer pants. The fact that the location is convenient to my girlfriends house makes this an easy stop somedays to fill a sushi craving but not destination sushi. Went the other day and the albacore and salmon sashimi was cut odd so that it was stringy but the Zushi Kee roll was very good and flavorful as was the other roll i had. Other times I have been things have been just fine. Once again they have changed ownership so hopefully things will stabilize. I will probably keep coming back when I have a craving and I am near by but if i want great sushi this is not where I am headed.


This is a cool little place to try. I think the best thing on the menu are the quesadillas. They are traditional Mexico City style which are not in the flour tortilla as most places serve but are maid out flour ( I think they are from Mexico City because we were brought up eating them this way). They are deep fried which is worth trying just because of how deliciously amazing they are! There salsa bar is unique with lots of choices, but I do wish they had at least one spicy one. I think their service can improve, ( maybe our server was just having a bad day). But overall good place.


We came here for Valentine's Day and it was outstanding. Everything was delicious and the service was impeccable. Joon and his staff made this a very memorable evening for us. Highly recommended!


My fianc\u00e9 and my friends went here for their anniversary and the only thing that's was worth the visit was the actual voodoo drink called the witch doctor, which had me so sick the next day and my tongue was numb.  They required us to purchase at least $200 in drinks in order to sit down, only VIP get to sit, everyone else has to stand and they serve no food at all.  The view was beautiful but other than that it was not a good experience!


Solid.  In and out in 45 minutes with a full stomach and not too much damage to the wallet.  \n\nNice staff and good service.


Went there for an oil change today.  I bought a car at a Carmax in California and for ease of warranty-maintenance have always had oil changes, etc. done at a Carmax.  \n\nThe oil change took an hour and 45 minutes because they didn't have a part or tool that they needed.  Carmax lets you know up front an hour wait's normal.  This is no Jiffy Lube.  However, an hour and 45 minutes is a bit long and would merit a mere two stars.  \n\nThe third star is for the car wash that was a benny with the oil change.  Maybe other places give car washes too.  The California Carmaxs sometimes give car washes, sometimes not.  So I don't know the reasoning behind the washes.  But it made me feel better because the car had really needed it and I'd been debating whether I wanted to do it myself or take it somewhere to get it done.\n\nThe plus side of an oil change at Carmax - they're trustworthy.  Staff seems to really care about the Carmax reputation.  I've had some good experiences at Jiffy Lubes and some not so good experiences.  \n\nThe downside of an oil change at Carmax will definitely be the wait.  Even if they have all the parts/tools they need, an hour's a long time.  And they're really too far from anything for you to walk in the heat to one of the Tolleson shops/mall areas.  Carmax has vending machines, coffee, water, and a TV the staff said is auto-programed to one station and cannot be changed.  Fortunately, Ellen was on and I had a book to read.\n\nIf you decide trustworthiness outweighs speediness, give them a chance and bring a book.


This company closed their locations and didn't even update their  page about the closure.  Yelp is an untrusted source because the information of this closure is on the internet yet they still advertise as though it is a viable listing.  shame on yelp!!!!!!!!!


Was surprised that the jerk fried rice was not as spicy like the first time I went here. The portions seemed smaller than before and barely filled the round foil container. The food was still tasty and satisfying. I recommend the black beans over the refried since they have more flavor. Service was good and prompt. The staff was friendly and helpful in making our choices. The order paper is a bit confusing and the staff is there to explain to the newbies but it still takes a couple of times of doing the paper before you get the hang of it.


Solid 4 stars for Cru.  We came here on a rainy Thursday evening, but had the best time.  There was live music playing and the staff, though super busy, was very friendly and explained how their wine shop worked.  Also was a wine tasting (FREE) and I think that's what caused most of the crowd, but I didn't get to sample anything since I was too busy trying to figure out what to order from the menu.\n\nApparently if you don't find anything you want to drink on the menu, you can pull a bottle from the shelves and they will open it for you (also have beer in the back as well -bottles).\n\nWe ordered some snacks to much on while drinking... all of the cheeses and meats were tasty and there were plenty on the menu to create your own awesome charcuterie spread.\n\nOverall the space was a lot bigger than I thought, lots of tables and spaces to meet folks, have some great wine, and have a nice evening.


Great reception upon entering and great food!  No one will be disappointed (unless you are looking for a real fancy place with fancy menus), but I bet the food at the Italian Grotto is better!


I'm doing my best to separate Rum Bar from The Breadfruit, even tho the service is shared between the two. Although my original intention was just to have a cocktail (and experience the new bar), our server was super cool and told us about the specials. Hearing about food on an empty stomach, well... I didn't have the willpower to say no.\n\nLooking over the menu, I noticed that there was a grilled jerk chicken entree with (I think) potatoes at around $13. Our server described a similar special (roasted jerk chicken with wild rice and vegetables) so we opted for that one since she did an amazing job at describing it. After being so hungry, you'd think that I'd love whatever food I would get my way!\n\nUnfortunately the only thing good about my dish, was the server's description of it. The dish was half of a chicken, with every single bone and skin still in there, on top of rice. There were 2 tiny pieces of vegetables (which I couldn't even distinguish) to a side. The chicken was spiced ok (hot but not too much) but it was extremely DRY and a giant pain to cut up. After literally struggling with my dish for 20mins, I became frustrated and annoyed, especially since every piece that I successfully managed to cut off the bone wasn't even that pleasing to the taste. The rice was just A-OK (not particular flavor) and the dish just seemed like a regretful choice. \n\nTo make things worse, upon getting my receipt I see that my chicken \"special\" is $18.50, whereas the chicken entre on the menu (which is identical) is $13. That's it. This restaurant is trying too hard to be fancy but not even delivering the quality and taste that a fancy restaurant should have.\n\nJust come here for drinks, do yourselves a favor and eat elsewhere.


I'm on the phone with Linda right now, I called them just in case to let them know the situation after I got the news from the other plumber. and she says that she's doing everything she can make the situation right. I will keep this updated.


Its americanized, but pretty tasty! I love the fried rice and usually just get that. We were getting takeout once and waited at the bar, and the bartender gave us free tastes of the lychee cocktail while we waited! And that was tasty too!\n\nIts also never crowded, its quiet and the service is consistently not bad. \n\nAll that being said though, there isn't really anything special about this place. Its just kind of...eh... Best as take out.


Went back in on 5/27/11 at 4:00.  Check #48209.  The only other people were a couple across the bar.  We were hoping to dine, but found out that it was happy hour only at the bar with only apps avail.  Fine.  We sat at bar.  The bartender, B14 came up and asked if I was familiar with happy hour.  I said, no, but I'll just have a Coke for now.  Then came the disappointed and flat, \"Oh.\"  \n\nShe turned to my husband.  He asked what kinds of happy hour specials they had.  1/2 off all apps, and some drinks.  He asked for water and that he'd think about a martini.  She brought me my Coke.  It tasted flat and dirty.  She came back later.  Husband wound up ordering a Guiness for $5.00.  B14 was rude when he asked for a taste of something she had offered, when she said that they didn't have taps, only cans and bottles.  Told her that my Coke tasted wrong and that it was okay and that I'd just have water.  She took my Coke, turned without saying anything and threw the iced drink in the well with a crash and walked away.  VERY RUDE!  A few minutes later, a tall guy came around with a cola and said to try this one.  I did and it was better but I still didn't want cola any more.  Pepsi products are the only products sold there.  That wasn't the problem.  Dirty taps or whatever.  The guy was friendly, but also slammed the Pepsi in the well with a crash of ice and carelessness.\n\nApp time.  Husband asked for recommendation and she said the lamb was great!  Husband ordered the lamb and sopes - beef on some sort of hard, awful corn cake thing.  Very awful and very old tasting.  Just getting rid of leftovers, it seemed.  NOT FRESH AT ALL!  The lamb was heavily spiced.  It seemed fine after a bite or two, but those sopes...no way!  The hummus served with the lamb was alright.  \n\nWe were going to hang out until dinner time, but the way we were treated for not ordering more booze, and I know that was B14's problem.  I could hear her saying in her mind, \"Oh, great, now there's 1/2 my tip - gone!  Why try?\"  She faked a few smiles and such, but you could tell that her heart wasn't in it.  \n\nI hope to go back again, even at this slow time.  We were about to enjoy being the only ones there but our bartender's attitude ruined it.  \n\nI really did love my first time at this location.  Hummmmmmm.


Avoid at all costs. Horrible service and horrible food.


I recently stayed at the Wyndham for a conference, and despite some of the reviews I've seen here, I had a great experience.\n\nI travel for business (and pleasure) A LOT and have stayed at some pretty \"interesting\" places around the country--luxury hotels and dives-- so I feel my standards for hotel are well formed.\n\nThe hotel staff at the Wyndham was welcoming. Elevators were fast (yes, a pet peeve of mine). My room was clean and well-appointed--functional bathroom; fresh bedding; great desk and workspace.  I did not experience the lingering smoke smell in my room that others mentioned. It looked like much of the hotel was renovated and the place was quite modern.  \n\nLike other reviewers I will concur that the fitness facilities and pool are lackluster. The bar and restaurant are small, but hey at least you can't complain you couldn't find the person you were supposed to meet for breakfast...there are only so many places they could be!\n\nFrom the airport, the light rail drops you right in front of the hotel. There is a Starbucks attached to the hotel and various food options nearby. And the conference facilities were really good. For $109/night, this was a tremendous value.\n\nI temper my review because I was in Phoenix during a clearly \"off-peak\" time of year.  I can't give these guys a raving review when I haven't seen them in their most trying moments - for me, that's when a hotel can shine or crash miserably.  But I won't penalize them either.  The Wyndham was a nice place to stay this time 'round.


one of the worst ive seen next to frank and lupe's .  the grisly adams dip sh@* bartender was using the toilet plunger, from the bathroom, with sh@*  on it to unclog the sink  which held ice he was serving in  drinks.   the place smelled like feces and look like it had never been cleaned. shame on everyone at dave's electric fecal matters..


First time staying at Harrahs and the rooms were decent. Only problem we had was the noise factor!! We were on the 15th floor and could hear the live band out front all night long in our room! It was very hard to sleep!! Casino and dealers were great!


This place is not bankrupt anymore. They are open for business although I don't know how or why. The food is terrible, and I mean Really terrible. The bar is ok but mostly the typical local bar huggers. I didn't try any mixed drinks so I don't know if they can make a drink or not, but they sure can't cook.


DON'T STAY HERE!!! NOT SAFE!! WE WERE ROBBED!! \n\n\nSo My friends and I decided to stay at the Rumor \"Boutique Resort\" this past Memorial Day Weekend.  We decided to book a  \"Junior suite\"  what a joke!  it's more like a Motel 6 Presidential suite if they even have such a thing  (I know they don't just giving you a visual).  At first glance the hotel appeared to be very nice, but that ended after you left the lobby.  The rooms were old with minor upgrades, the pool was always dirty and thats about as positive as it gets. \n\nNow for the kicker.  So we come home about 4am, and our friends staying across the hall noticed their room is ram shacked! everything of value gone! even the not so valuable things were gone socks,underwear, toiletries you name it GONE!.  So naturally we called the front desk and told them what happened, the frontest desk receptionist seemed to be oddly unfazed, I am assuming it happens all the time! (my words not hers) so after a useless meeting with security, and the manager they flat out told us nothing could be done.  Not even comp a night at this shi***  a** hotel, and on top of that would not even call the police for us!\n\nBut it getts better...What they did do is send us a bottle of the cheapest \"sparkling wine\" they had to offer ( not the $150 Veuve clicquot that they offered for sale in the room) I'm assuming the bottle they offered my friends was probably left behind by a previous guest! but hey who does not feel like celebrating after getting robbed? \n\nNow that I've given you some insight into our experience with this monstrosity of a hotel. The choice is yours kiddies, I know Vegas is all about risks! but stay at the Rumor and you might lose your shirt literally!\n\nP.S almost forgot there was a charge for four bottles of $8 Fiji Water on my bill, which is odd, because only two are offered in the room, and we never had maid service because all the maids look like ex crystal meth users.


Warning: The chocolate brownie cookies must be loaded with crack, because they are extremely addictive. Broccoli cheese soup is phenomenal, and the sandwich (Italian) was good as well. 10/10 would eat again, and again, and again.


I wish I could give this place negative stars. We were lured in late night on a Friday and were told that the cover would allow me free drinks and my boyfriend one drink ticket. The second we walked in  we regretted it. This place is a total joke. It smelled terrible and the floor was sticky in a lot of areas. \nAfter we got our first drinks we hung out on the edge of the sorry excuse for a dance floor. There was a couple dancing near us and the gentleman was evidentially sharing his gf's drink- girls had to have red cups- and a bouncer came  by and told him that  he was absolutely not allowed to drink out of the female cups. He then proceeded to purposely slam the cup from the guy's hands to the floor. We were close by and I was the lucky lady who had that drink spilled all over my feet. The bouncer looked at the liquid on the floor and my shoes, said nothing, and walked away. \nWe decided to leave at that point but wanted to get me one more drink since we basically paid $40 for only two at that point. I got a watery vodka cranberry and we walked to the balcony to drink it and leave. I had my bf take a sip of my beverage so he could taste how watery it was, and lo and behold the same A-hole  bouncer came out and proceeded to yell-yes, yell- at my bf for drinking out of my red cup. \nWe got the hell out of there at that point. Don't go here if you want a good time.


We had a great time at this delightful Japanese shoebox. \n\nHad reservations, got right in, reservations were at the bar. That being said, this is not a large place. This is not even a medium sized place. They have a few tiny table seating areas off of a main bar/kitchen area. It's all very nice. They yell something in Japanese(?) when you walk in and leave.\n\nOur waiter was courteous and had good recommendations. We had two different \"Shochu\" drinks, I expect these are similar to the \"Soju\" beverages we had at Soyo that were so delectable.\n\nThe food was fresh and interesting. The veggie spring rolls were superb, The tempura was delightful and crisp, Garlic potatoes were excellent and I had a beefy sprouty dish that was spectacular. This is the first time I've had Japanese that wasn't Sushi (or burgers at Bachi), so please forgive my being unable to explain what it was, just know it was all very good.\n\nMy wife and I really enjoyed being that close to the kitchen (1.5 feet overlooking) and got to see the care of how everything was made. \n\nWe had food, drinks, alcoholic and non, and five Tapas for less than fifty bucks. I was impressed.


We were tired and searching for a place to eat while visiting a friend at PCH. While driving around, we found this place.\n\nI am not sure why this place is called a pizzeria; it is more along the lines of a decent Italian restaurant. They have pizza, but you are not going to want to get take out for a family of 6 on a limited budget.\n\nWhat an incredible find! We love Italian food, and this place rocked. Like another reviewer, our waitress was Josephine, and she was incredible. Kept our glasses filled with iced tea, personable, friendly, and helpful. She said she is Sicilian, and moved to Arizona after living in New York.\n\nI had the Spaghetti Bolonese, and my wife had the Margherita Pizza. Both incredible. They have a wood-fired oven with a brick floor...made the pizza and the bread incredible!\n\nMy wife has Italian ancestry, and has been to Italy. She claims the food, including the pizza, is as close to authentic as she's seen in the states.\n\nThe price is reasonable, but it's not fast food. Entrees were around $12-18 each, pizzas were under $10.


Came here a while back for a date night. We had backed escargots-delightful, lobster cocktail- just because its date night, onion soup-good, beefsteak tomato salad with anchovies-cant go wrong, the chateuabriand-finished at tableside, nice and tender. The accoutrements and ambiance are a reminiscent of vintage supper clubs. Its a special spot.


Excuse me, why is my grande green tea frappe that I usually get for $4.45, over $7 here? Oh cause we're in Aria. What?! This urked me so bad but they already made it since it took forever to charge my account! Go to the one right outside of here. Ridiculous.


I went for a late lunch - only one other table there.  The rye bread was stale, lean corned beef very dry, fries OK and service very indifferent.  I went out of my way to eat here but will never go back.\n\n I had just been in a deli in the Chicago area....now that was a GREAT CB sandwich and service was very pleasant.  Wish they had a Benny and Max's here in Charlotte.


Date & Time:  Friday January 29, 2014 @ Midnight\nLocation:  MGM Grand\nCompanions:  Michael's Gorgeous Cousin & Husband\nScene:  Wall to Wall Guys in Open-Collar Shirts  & Girls in Sky-High Louboutins & Herve Leger Bandage Minis\nDecor:  4 Levels:  Ling Ling Lounge @ The Bottom Floor, Hip Hop @ 3rd Floor & Star DJ's Calvin Harris, Tiesto, Steve Aioki on 4th Floor, 5th Floor Overlooks 4th Floor\nService:  Love The Girls Parading Around w/ Signs for Round 1,2,3...for Libations\nImbibe:  $18 Shots & $25 Drinks\nTotal:  $300


Best burger ever! Homemade bun so soft and somewhat like Hawaiian bread. Truffle fries are amazing!


Normally an incredible place to eat, however I have seen a decline in the past few months. Today was the second time in 2 weeks I tried to order an item on the menu that was not available, but then my order was incorrect when it arrived. Very disappointed, will not order again, I'd rather drive further and my order be correct. Lastly called the restaurant and the owner answered the phone and told me I was wrong As he was reading the ticket. I am disappointed that my first review is a negative one.


I stopped by to check this place out, maybe get some juice, ended up leaving with the provari kit (too good of a deal to pass up) and a bottle of juice custom made by the sales person helping me. \nIf you haven't been here yet you are missing out. Great selection, great prices, and great customer service!


Horrible customer service! I will not return! If I could give this place zero stars, I would!


there should be space for 4.5 stars because this was excellent but not \"as good as it gets\". went here because i had a casino dining credit that I had to use. Wasnt expecting much but the food was delicious. The pepper steak was succulent pieces of steak cooked to perfection. The mapo tofu was about 8/10 delicious indeed. Service was prompt. Im a fan I can't wait for my next casino comp! really suprised anyone could give this less than 4 stars it really was a fantastic meal.


Very dark on the inside spinach dip was to damn parmesan...my sandwich u did had to much cheese it was nasty .. Curly fries were good


only so so. Came here with my harojuko girls (hahahaha) after a way too long and way too short of a crazy few nights in vegas. We realized we hadn't hit up a buffet yet so we better do it before we leave. We were staying in the bellagio but were too cheap to pay the price, plus we'd already left and were too lazy and hungry to walk back. So we had popped into Paris to see what they had. It was a semi long line, probably about a 15 min wait. Worth the wait? Not really. The food was ok, and of course it's a buffet so there's stuff you can find to grub on but really nothing that impressed me. Next time someone suggest the buffet here just pick whatever the other option is, this isn't too exciting.


I wanted this place to be better than it was. It has so much promise. Soup, salads, sandwiches. Their little desserts are so tantalizing. But, it was just so boring. \n\nI got the California chicken sandwich and it didn't taste like much of anything. The minestrone was a miss. The little pudding cup (salted caramel?) was so overly sweet and sugary. The salad had nuts and strawberries and it was good but over dressed. The grilled cheese sandwich was the only thing that was really tasty. \n\nLike I said, I really wanted to like it. Maybe I just got the wrong things. I will try again soon.


Hells.... I would never have thought I would find myself at a place or club I HATE that much and made me feel THAT uncomftable! The security there SUCKS major BUTT. They are SO unfriendly SO rude its simply redicilous! I have been to a lot of high end clubs as well as dive bars, I have hired and fired security personal, but THIS place is the end of a poop turd in security fo sho! They are rediculously rude. I got shoved out of they, hard! I got my arm pinched by some fat dude working there and I was told I am being escorted out because I had my boot off and litterally was unable to put it back on (due to the crowd being asked to float in the air since you are NOWHERE allowed to stand!) WTF!! I have been to really high end invitation only clubs in London and NY, THIS place is worse than a fat finger in my butt... I rather have my butt hair plugged individually than go THERE again EVER! \nTHe sad thing is really, it has all the potential to be a fabulous club! Its awesome setting, the dancers are just great! THe DJ is fantastic, the promoters really nice and the bartenders smile. \nBUT due to the rudness of these oger Security people, i will NEVER go back there again nor will I send any of my groups there. \n\nPeople DO NOT GO THERE until they change their attititude!!


SO I love Zipps other establishments the service and food usually is great. Now first of the food was good no complaints for the food it is the reason they \"earned\" 2 stars. Service on the other hand was dreadful now I went with my wife father and 9 month old son, I know this is a family sports bar enviroment so they must uinderstand with 4 people you shouldnt be sat at a 28\"x28\" table but we were it was ridiculously small we ordered wings first because well Zipps wings rule ordered them extra crispy waitress stated it could take a little longer than usual but hey that is why we ordered them when we sat down we ordered our dinner's about ten minutes later well low and behold we got our dinner before our wings I am sorry but to make the wings crispier does not take 30 minutes thats a joke and it was probably longer than that and waitress just stated well i told you it would be longer than usual i looked at her and just started eating. My wife and father ordered salads with their dinner's well the salads came in the same basket as the sandwiches and dressing had seaped into their bread and made the bread soggy and not as apetizing. All in all not a good experience not sure if we will be back.\n\nthey cram so many people in this small location it is just crazy it was like I was at a restaraunt mosh pit


My daughter got very sick from eating a burger here and when we complained the manager did give us a free meal if we returned. We went back a few months later and my husband got sick this time after eating some wings. I have not been impressed with the food  overall here and the service has been even worse. I have never been to the bar area here...only the restaurant. I would never go back and would not recommend this particular Native New Yorker.


I came here with a friend to have a good time and have a beer and encounter a couple of  issue which upset me.  First of all this is a bar not a freaking club so there no reason to have a bouncer outside asking people for id and shit that dumb is the only pts that does it.  Second the bartender was rude I order two drinks and he wanted me to pay right away and of course expected a tip im like really dude how about I pay you when im done drinking and eating and if your service is good you will get a tip a hole.  And finally the drinks were bad you can tell he was a rookie bartender that didnt know what he was doing the service was awful I even paid and left the drink on top of the bar and left.  I dont recommend this PTs to anyone stay away and spend your money somewhere else.


Thought we would try the place for lunch and sadly very disappointed. The food was poor. \n\nWe got two \"beer\" bread flatbreads and it was more like stale flour bread.\n\nWe were the only group in the entire restaurant for the entire time we were there. \n\nThey need to step up their quality or they will sadly be out.


Ordered the \"Carne Asada & Huevos\" and I requested the eggs medium. I think that threw them for a loop. They forgot my salsa and sadly they never got around to bringing it. The carne asada was of good quality but was served lukewarm, which tells me it was sitting. Oh well I left full at least.


I was expecting so much more out of this restaurant. When we first arrived I ordered an 'after school special' and it was the worst drink I have ever had..only took about 3 sips and it cost me about $9. We were sitting at the bar for about 30 minutes waiting for a table and we never heard anything. So I went up to the hostess and they couldn't even find us on the list and I had the pager. So, needless to say we finally were seated. Our waiter was alright, not the best. But now for the food...we ordered the pretzel and fondue which was decent but I did not see why there was so much hype for this appetizer. We also ordered the house chips and onion dip, chips were amazing and fresh and the dip was a little overboard. For my main dish I had the sweet corn cannelloni, and this was good but not the best thing I have ever had. I don't know if I will ever go to the place again, but it is always nice to try something new.


A city runs through it.\n\nLas Vegas grew around this place, originally a game dressing shop.  Chuck Frommer has expanded it into the best butcher shop I know of.


Man you can't beat Yoshinoya when it comes to finding a great value. You can get yourself a chicken bowl or a beef bowl for around $5 and have change left over for whatever else. \n\nI'm comparing this one to the one in L.A and I gotta say this location's chicken taste better because its crispier. I think because you have the grilled skin still on their. \n\nPretty big location. \nPrices slightly higher than L.A


My family took us here while we were visiting as they know my husband's love affair with Mexican dives.  They definitely scored on this one.  I even liked it!  \n\nTheir burros (basically wet burritos) were huge.  The guacamole was fresh and delicous.  The salsa was a little too watery - but we fixed that with the addition of the pico de gallo our server brought out for us.  \n\nTheir special spicy salsa is delicous too!  \n\nEverything was very good and definitely family-style.  Service was a little slow, but it wasn't bad considering we had great company to enjoy.\n\nI'd definitely recommend it if you're craving some authentic Mexican home-made-style food and you're in the area!


For my husband and I...Queens is a solid 3 star pizza place.  We showed up at 12:15pm on a Tuesday to order some quick slices of pizza & a salad (2 of their lunch specials).  \n\nThe staff was friendly.  But upon ordering our 2 lunch specials, we encountered a problem....no pizza to be seen.  They literally had 2 odd veggie/pineapple slices sitting there.  We asked if they had any in the oven and were told \"nope\" & that they would put in whatever we wanted - it would be about 15 minutes.  I also ordered a spinach/gorgonzola/raspberry vinaigrette salad.  The salad was huge for the price - it was 100% baby spinach, sliced cucumbers, sliced tomatoes, gorgonzola & dressing.\n\nAs we sat waiting for our pizza, others came in to also order lunch specials - they too were told that a new pizza needed to be put into the oven and it would be about 15 minutes.  After about 10-15 minutes I asked if I could have my salad while we waited (it was sitting behind the counter anyway....why not just pass it over to me?).  \n\nFinally about 15+ minutes into our wait we get to taste this amazing pizza I have heard all about.....drummmmm roll please.......the result was \"meh\".  Dont get me wrong - its not bad at all....just average.  The sauce was a little on the spicy side (I know my little one wouldn't have like it) - hubby even asked if I put pepper on the slices. \n\nMostly the 3 stars reflects the wait for the \"lunch special\".  Most pizza joints have pizzas ready & waiting for you so you can grab & go.


They make mulled wine on demand. Just ask. Yes, even after Christmas is over!\nThat sums up how great the service is, and the atmosphere or menu won't leave you disappointed either.


Mediocre food, but great service. Lots of comfy seating with great views of different TVs and games.


Great on a Saturday morning when you're hungover from celebrating the 25th reunion with college buddies. Crazy Legs was getting set to start on the Capitol steps (damn healthy people). It set the stage for a late breakfast here at the Sunroom.\nBack in college, I must have walked past this place thousands of times. It's doorway and menu just a blip on the State Street radar. From the other side of the street, I'd see the place and think, 'Hmm, I should try that sometime' only to have my ADHD divert me to something shiny somewhere.\nWe walk up the stairs and stand in line to order at the counter. Smallish place, reminds me of a cafe. Chalkboard menu, just like a cafe. I ordered the huevos ranchero with veggie chili (that's the only chili they had) and coffee. Coffee was great as we waited for our food. I wasn't sure how to get more coffee once I was done. Wasn't sure if I was supposed to flag down someone, go up and poor myself, stand in line and pay for another cup. So I played stupid (perfected this move) and asked one of the workings girls as she passed by. She was nice enough to get me a cup. :)\nFood arrives and we dig in. I honestly don't remember much as I was hungry and hungover, but I ate the whole thing. I walked out of there feeling good about the day and ready for another night of celebrating. Starting with the Essen Haus at 3pm. Damn, I missed Madison.


This place was good and found this on the internet.  Anyways I wished I had the sushi, but I was sick so I went with the noodles which was good. It was nice and hot and filled my belly. I loved the salad as well.  I wished I had the other dishes, but it is okay though.  I would come back here again.


Got home after picking up my order and realized they forgot my breadsticks. I even ordered extra. I called to get a refund on the extra ones and was told I would need to speak to a manager, 10 minutes holding and no one. I hung up. Poor customer service. Food was good though.


They have a happy hour that starts at 11pm, so we dropped in for some drinks/apps. \n\nOur waiter was a fucking zombie. I don't remember his name, but he was dead behind the eyes and slightly creepy. And you have to be pretty creepy for me to think you're creepy. \n\nAll of their signature drinks were on special for happy hour, but every single one of them was some sugary concoction. Figured I'd play it safe and get a mojito... but they were out of mint. He asked if I still wanted one, clearly ignoring the fact that mint is what makes a mojito work so well. I got some blueberry lemonade thing (at my chick's insistence). It was so sweet my face puckered. \n\nTime for some appetizers! The cheese steak spring rolls sounded great... except that they're egg rolls, not spring rolls (learn the difference, guys!), and they consisted entirely of meat shoved into a fried egg roll. That was it. The picture they showed made them look delicious, what with all the cheese and steak and onions and gooey innards slowly oozing out. This... this was gross. Like, something AM/PM would serve gross. \n\nThe mac-and-cheese squares were ok. Too much breading. I want to taste the mac and cheese, not all the fried crap around it. I suppose if I'd been drunken these might've been better. Keep that in mind if you plan on stopping in here.


True runner is wholey owned by dicks.  They will fit you for a pair of shoes properly and have a good selection of other running gear at reasonable prices.\n\nThey have both Saucony and Brooks lines in one place.  A real win for runners.\n\nI highly recommend this place.  Prices  for shoes were a little lower than I have seen elsewhere as well. Not much but 5-10/pair lower.


Great atmosphere and really yummy food. If you want drinks, go during happy hour; for food go during dinner.\n\nIn the dead of summer the flies are not a problem, mostly because the doors are closed.


My favorite Thai restaurant. I've had at least half the menu but always end up going back to the red curry. It's a better value for lunch and the soup that comes with the entree is really nice (not included with dinner). Whenever I'm in Pittsburgh Nicky's is must.


Ok this is no longer my favorite PTs. I would come here after work to relax and enjoy a drink. I don't have that same enjoyment of this place anymore.\n\nRewind back a few months. My bf and I came here one night for a few drinks. I order a Bellini, which is champagne and peach pur\u00e9e. The bartender Carla didn't know what that was and made this face like I was making up some absurd drink. It's a typical champagne cocktail! And plus you're a bartender, you're supposed to know your drinks. She knew what a mimosa was when I ordered it, she should have known what a Bellini was. Anyway, about 10 minutes later, my bf accidentally knocked over my drink shattering the glass on the floor. We thoroughly apologized and I understand that Carla was annoyed she had to clean it. \n\nNow fast forward to our visit last night. We order a beer from this one blonde bartender. Really nice and inviting. We were enjoying our time. Then Carla comes over and says to my bf \"do you want another beer?\" Then he answered \"sure I'll take another one.\" Then she replies with \"what is it?\" Um rude!!! My bf said she probably remembered us from the glass breaking incident, which is why she have us attitude. Anyway, after that I was just in a fowl mood and we left shortly after. \n\nLooks like I won't be going to this PTs anymore. There's another one down the street from us so it's not like I'm going out of my way.


This place is very busy till about mid nite then you have a good shot at getting a place to sit.


The best mussels ever, and great pastas and pizzas. my husbands favourite is the steak in Diablo sauce.   friendly staff and great atmosphere nice selection of wines  this is  my favourite italian restaurant


I ordered from the website for this location.  Luckily enough it also gives you a tracker to tell you where your pizza is in the process.  Unfortunately for them it showed me that the pizza was out of the oven and sitting in the store for about 30 minutes before it even left with the delivery driver.  I don't mind waiting for pizza, but I do not expect it to be 40 minutes old by the time it gets to me.  On top of that I complained and was told that they would give 2 LG free on my next order and the credit was on my account (ph#) wouldn't you know.... I call and nothing was there no credit, no nothing.  Lucky for me that there lots of other choices for good pizza in the area.


Pretty awesome spot for crawfish, shrimp and sausage.  As other reviewers have suggested, you are going to get dirty, as will your sleeves if you're wearing a long sleeve shirt.  The crawfish at this place are huge.  I got a couple pounds of crawfish with half pound of sausage added in- that was just the right amount of food. I ordered it medium hot with the hot n juicy sauce (would like to try the Louisiana seasoning another time).  It wasn't overpoweringly hot and the corn/sausage helped cool it off.  I would put it between 2-3, closer to 2.  I also ate a few of my buddy's shrimp cooked in the same sauce.  Honestly they were kind of bland after peeling them, so I just ended up dipping them in the crawfish sauce which helped a lot with flavor. We sat at the bar and got great service from Jasmine.  Highly recommended if you love crawfish and don't mind getting dirty!


WORST HOTEL IVE EVER STAYED AT IN VEGAS!!!!\n\nFirst, housekeeping stole a $100 bill out of my wallet when they did the turn down service (i dont gamble so I know I didn't spend my $$) \n\nSecond, my key was deactivated about 15 times during my 4 night stay and the keys wouldnt even work when I would go down to the concierge and ask for a replacement so every time I wanted to get into my room I was at the mercy of security to let me into my own room. This was extremely inconveniencing at 2pm, 5pm, and 2am especially when security took their sweet time (upwards of 30 minutes) to let me into my room. \n\nTHEN, after I complained, one of the managers said I could have a $40 room credit which I planned to use on room service after I had gotten off work. I ordered a SALAD at 12am hoping it would arrive in an hour...no. Two hours later, I called to cancel my order because I was going to bed...starving. \n\nFinally after that charade happened, I left a dress in another room. I called 2 weeks later wondering if it had been turned into lost & found. Immediately the lady on the other line said it wasn't there and they only keep items for 14 days. Remind you, she hadn't asked what my checkout date was or for a description of the dress. So rude. I never wish a stay at the Aria upon anyone. Its aesthetically pleasing but the customer service is worse than Circus Circus. A bunch of selfish clowns who could care less about their consumer.


Here is the first awful restaurant that compelled me to write a review, its from another website before I found this one. It's back from Nov. 2008 so who knows if things have changed, but me thinks not as to what I have heard..This restaurant was the worst I have been to for the price::\n\n\nI usually never write reviews of restaurants unless I am moved to do so. My experience here was not pleasant and mistake after mistake compelled me. First off, I am a chef at a respectable restaurant in Tempe. I have also waited tables before at many restaurants. Our server completely forgot my drink order, I ignored that and just decided to forget about it. My cousin got an appetizer of mushrooms and other sauteed veggies that was pretty bland. What completely upset me is that our server brought out our sushi, teriyaki chicken and salads at the same time! So while I'm trying to enjoy my sushi my entree is getting cold and my salad was warm because it is plated next to the chicken. The albacore I got seemed to be seared on the edges, which isn't mentioned on menu, but it was very dry, not stored correctly. My philly roll was disgusting, I had to send it back The first time I had ever sent anything back. It just tasted not fresh and premade. My server didnt seem to care, not even a sorry, but a \"that's weird our fish is fresh everyday\", well it dont taste like it people! Also server had completely forgotten my soup, I had to remind twice, then finally ask for it to go(reminded again after the bill came). My teriyaki chicken was dry and the sauce wasn't so good, the sauce I requested to make it spicy was pretty unappetizing(My server forgot that too, had to remind) (maybe she was stoned?)\nI think Kyoto Bowl has better Spicy Teriyaki Chicken and even Ra has better sushi(crazy but true) \nI wish I could say my drink was good, but alas! I NEVER got it.  ( I kept waiting and wouldn't say anything just to see if she remembered)\nI wouldn't waste my time here if you want good japanese food and sushi. Go to Ichiban, Sapporo, Stingray, Sushi Brokers, etc. This place blows! PLEASE PLEASE Tempe Marketplace get one GOOD restaurant here!


I loved this place and can't wait to return!  \nHush puppies were addicting!  My dad and I shared a \"side\" order of the spinach salad- it was HUGE.  Three of us couldn't finish it! The salad was full of egg, bacon, red pepper, mushrooms, and onion.  \nI ordered the petite filet (6 oz) which rivaled the best I've had!  Cooked perfectly with a side of cajun rice and veggies!  My dad's Seafest Platter was a buffet of perfectly cooked seafood!  I tried his shrimp and know what I'm getting next time!  \nMy mother's jambalaya (with shrimp) was filling and the right spice!  \nWe were all in heaven and will definitely return.  \nThe only slight hesitation with the 5 stars was that I wanted a glass of chardonnay, and the wine menu was not geared toward \"by the glass.\"  They only offered one type of chardonnay by the glass.  It was good, but $11.


Buffet here is terrible on Friday night seafood buffet! Crab was so dry it wouldn't come out of the shell! And for $20 bucks per person, the Alliante Friday night seafood buffet is much more worth it!


Pretty cool place for dancing. The bartenders are quick and very professional, they can make you any cocktail you can only imagine. Like the patio area with Paris view. Had an amazing time with my girlfriend.


This is one of our favorite stops for a quick bite, particularly if we have Aria resort credit that we need to spend. I used to only get the baked goods and some chocolates to go for friends and family back home (I like the bear claw in particular), but I recently tried the crepes which I really like. We had a savory one with ham, cheese, and sauteed mushrooms that was great. It also came with a side of greens and baby tomatoes. Our favorite dessert crepe is the one that has the vanilla custard cream on the inside with the mixed berry sauce drizzled on top. The lines are always busy whenever I go but they do a good job moving the customers through quickly. It's definitely pricey though!


Really liked the food. The fiancee's sis got some sort of veggie fajitas...I'll DEF get that the next time I go back. Not much else to say, it was a mexican restaurant. They are so numerous in Phoenix, it's hard to be super impressed. I'd definitely go back though. Everything on the menu looked tasty!


The cashier, Roger, took my order was super enthusiastic, helpful, & friendly. When I walked up he was offering samples & I took one expecting it to be cold with no taste, I was proved wrong. They also sell delicious smoothies as well! I was asking another employee about the different sauces in the wraps & he heard me and even hooked it up with the hot sauce! DEFINATELY COMING BACK.