I've been to the location in Florida multiple times and loved their food. I was however a little disappointed by this location. The food was good but the service sucked. My bf and I waited for a good 10-15 min. before a waiter came by to take our drink orders after we were seated. Our drinks remained empty for a while before they were refilled too. When we were done eating it took a long time for the waiter to walk by to see that we were done. The music was good but really loud, we had to almost yell to hear each other. \n\nIf you're looking for decent food but willing to hang out for a while this place would be ok but if you're looking to go in, eat, and go on with exploring Vegas I would recommend somewhere else.


Awful! I stopped here during my layover in Phoenix and I was higly dissapointed. I love mexican food but this was disgusting. I ordered the steak tacos; the steak had an almost burnt taste to it with absolutely no seasoning. The entree came with black beans and mexican rice, they were both also VERY bland. The service also was pretty bad; my waitress was very slow. I sat there for 15min before she even asked me if I wanted a drink. I definately don't recommend this restaurant.


Napkins shed little white flakes all over your clothes, the lobster and and soups are great, but the crab was bitter.


Had a small RV project done at the shop, on time and on budget. Is this really a Vegas paint shop?? Highly recommended.\nMike


I asked my Phoenix friend to take me to the best Mexican restaurant in town, and this is where he took me on my visit. I am happy that he did. I returned again during my trip. This restaurant had everything I love -- excellent and inventive drinks, delicious fresh chips with homemade salsas (the verde sauce rules!) and among the best guac I've had, and creative dishes in small portions that pay homage to the traditional Mexican menu. My favorites were the Elote street corn, which I think I could eat every meal for the rest of my life, the chicken taco, and the salad with grilled chicken, apples, mint and peanut sauce. The sangria was the best white sangria I've had in any restaurant.\n\nOne caveat to this rave review: I did not care for the pork torta. I do not like to eat a lot of bread, and the sandwich was ridiculously huge and overwhelming. Beneath the cavernous bread was a small portion of pork. Perhaps it is my Tennessee sensibilities about pork or my Californian experience with carnitas, but the pork was lackluster, dry, and tasted like that pork you get in a sandwich in the school cafeteria with the pre-mixed sauce. The restaurant should make torta \"sliders\" and add a generous portion of real carnitas to improve this dish (see the Pastor at Taco Guild for an example).  \n\nOverall, though, it is hard to beat this experience, the friendliness of the staff, the excellent food and all of the options that left me wanting more.


Classic menu  breakfast, burgers, hot dogs, etc.\n\nBurger combo was good.  Burger was standard fare with lettuce tomato.onion pickles and cheese.  Fries are frozen but fried when ordered and are crisply, not soggy  The shake is a disappointment  too thick to drink thru a straw, more ice cream than a shake (think frostee).\n\nOverall,.three stars.


I began writing this review a I waited at Re and here is what I had to say:\n\nThe receptionist greeted me, and when I explained it was my first time she asked me to wait one second, spoke to another customer and then made a phone call. Another receptionist arrived and asked if I had been help, and her coworker admitted she had not begun to check me in. I was told there was some paperwork (as is custom for a first time wax), but to have a seat and they would bring it to me...10 minutes later, no paper work, no one had spoken to me, and I have read all the magazines.\n\nAdditionally, this is a salon and med spa, and they are listening to the radio which just played a commercial for bud light and lime. I would prefer a classier atmosphere when I am about to spend over $100 in 30 minutes. No telling if my wax will be any good, but I highly doubt I'll ever come back.\n\nNow, the aftermath:\nAs my appointment time approached (I arrived 15 minutes early, just in case), I was brought upstairs to the upstairs waiting room.  Someone who appeared to work at the salon walked out of one of the rooms, shaking khaki shorts who looked as though they had just come out of the washing machine.  The upstairs receptionist was making phone calls about selling Latisse (which was buy one, get one free for the month) and paid no attention to me.  After my appointment time, plus 10 minutes passed, I decided to leave.  I got up, and the receptionist looked at me and hung up the phone.  I told him it was my first time visiting, my appointment was 10 minutes ago, and no one had even attempted to explain if and why I was running late.\n\nLong story short: will never go back.  I just feel like no one ever paid me the time of day, and that's really disappointing.


Wonder why they keep the lights low in this establishment? It's because they're serving you rotten food.\nI had THE most horrible experience at this restaurant, so bad in fact that I will never visit another Rainforest Cafe at any location again in my lifetime. \nOur party had 4 people in it and we wanted to grab something to eat before watching Love. I ordered a Portobello Mushroom Burger (only maybe 2 vegetarian options on the menu). Our server was nice but the service was extremely slow.\nFinally we got our food. My burger was lukewarm and my fries cold. It was bland, dry, distasteful,  and even the presentation was horrible. About 1/3 of the way into my burger I felt as if the taste was off. I opened the bun to find that the shredded lettuce they put on my burger was wilted, brown, and rotting. Disgusting! I lost my appetite immediately. \nI waited and waited and waited for our server to finally come over to check on us. Upon mentioning to him that I was disappointed and dissatisfied with my order he offered to get the manager of the restaurant. I accepted. Another waiting game. Our server returned and told us that \"the manager is too busy\" to come to our table. Mind you the restaurant wasn't even 1/4 full given that we came during the off season. At this point we wanted to just leave. I asked if I could get the price of my meal deducted from the tab and he walked off to get our bill. 5 minutes later the manager comes to our table.\nShe asked what the problem was, I told her, and  her reply was \"our lettuce isn't rotten, the cook checked it, the lettuce wilts when it comes into contact with heat\" which is true but it does not cause the lettuce to brown. Browning means that is is old and rotting. I explained this to her and she looked dead at me and said (with a horrible snide attitude) \"You didn't realize the lettuce was rotten after already eating half of it?\" Never in my life have I had a manager of an establishment sass me while I point out their product is below mediocre. She deducted half of the price of the burger after giving everyone at our table a horrible attitude and experience. \nNo one in my party ever wants to visit another Rainforest Cafe based on the experience the manager gave us. \nIf you want amazing food, excellent service for a decent price go to Gordon Ramsey's BurGR in Planet Hollywood. The difference, literally, is night and day.


This place is way overrated. We came here for brunch.  We ordered the Duck buns and brown butter lobster rolls and a side of fries. Started out with two pints of Maudite (heck its Vegas!) The service took its time and we had to wait for our food. The duck buns were good and the meat was nicely shredded with a nice dollop of Hoison Sauce. As for the main course the lobster rolls were a disappointment. The meat tasted like it had been sitting for a while and though drenched in brown butter it was missing taste and the portions were small. We split the second pint. The beer selection is good but the prices are high. So for 2 people without a significant amount of food or drinks we ended up paying over 1$$ which is ridiculous for a pub. I guess I am one of the few people who doesn't like gastro pub craze that's sweeping the nation. If the food is done right and a portions are fulfilling I would have no complaints but just jacking up the price while serving mediocre fusion food is unacceptable.


DON'T BUY THE YELP VOUCHER if you don't have a smartphone. \n\nLast time we were here, our order was short (we were charged for an item we never received), and I didn't want to come back at all, but my husband insisted. Today, I came to Yelp first and saw all the glowing reviews, and I thought, maybe it was just a bad day; I'll give them another chance. So I purchased and printed a Yelp voucher -- which they refused, because although the voucher stated clearly that it could be printed and that the business cannot make any additional restrictions, they claimed that they didn't have to accept the voucher if I didn't present it on an iPhone.


I took my dog to get a cut and the man who greeted me at the door was very welcoming. He introduced me to the groomer, who sat down with me to discuss what I wanted to get done. I was happy with the cut and service. \n \nI will definitely be going back again :)


Initial problems with a bathroom vanity but they fixed it.


Let me start this review by saying...I'm not a big Tex-Mex fan. So, it obviously wasn't my choice to come here although I'm glad we did. \nMy cactus pear margarita was the perfect balance of sweet and booze. \nApparently, their pisco is amazing too. \nFor an appetizer, we went with goat cheese queso fundido. I love cheese so this was fantastic & the goat cheese gave it an extra kick. \nI ordered tuna for my entree. It was alright. The thing to get here is definitely the spice rubbed pork tenderloin. Holy deliciousness! It's spicy so beware. The tamale that came with the pork was cold. Boo.\nOur server was great! \nI was satisfied overall (i'm usually satisfied after stuffing my face) but I don't know if I'd come back. Probably only if someone else REALLY wanted to go.


If all you want to read is this first sentence, then here's all you really need to know: try their weekend brunch and order the Tofu Scramble. \n\nTofu is one of those ingredients that half the world lives in fear of. Another small percentage of the population will brag about the tofu salad they had at lunch, though we all know they had to choke it down. There are then people who have experienced tofu done right and thus genuinely love the stuff. Trust that after trying the Tofu Scramble at Mickey's, you will fit into the latter group of the tofu world. \n\nWhat makes this tofu so wonderful is that it's marinated in peanut butter. It's special. A common complaint with this often dismissed soy product is its tendency to taste bland if not prepared correctly. When it's cooked up at Mickey's with just the right amount of rich peanut butter, this worry is null and void. Add to this flavor packed mixture some saut\u00e9ed spinach, sweet red pepper, and red onion and it's no wonder this dish is known for winning over anti-tofu folks. The fresh produce cuts the intensity of the peanut buttered tofu and offers great contrast in terms of color and texture as well. \n\nThough it's only served Saturday and Sunday, the Tofu Scramble is so wonderful you'll be craving it all week long.


It took me a while thinking about write this review.\nI'm crazy with sushi-mon. My husband always call me a sushi monster !!\n\nI usually go to sushi mon around 2-3 times a month for at least 2 years. When I heard they changed the owner I wasn't care but somehow the feeling of enjoyment has changed too!\nThe food is 4 stars for me.\n\nThe new upgraded design was nice but the service is getting worst every time I go there. \n\nI've always enjoying the service and conversation with couple Thai ladies and Yuki ( I think that was her name ) They are seem very polite, give us attentions and make the place feel welcome, But lately I haven't seen them much ( maybe my schedule have changed ) I went there on Thursday night (3/13/14) it was 3 groups of people only and I still received a shitty service from them!\n \nThe waitress were so MEAN!! For some reason which is I do not understand at all. We are a customer who going to give you tips and pay for what we eat!  We are not begging you for a free food!!! There were No smile No Hello No goodbye  No thank you!!! Just a simple unhappy face like this :( \nWhen I ordered she do not give me and signal that she got it just walk away. When she brought the food she just drop it next to me not even in front of me then walk away. \nWe have to waved to get their attention. It was horrible. \n\nWe are hoping that the service somehow get better. Maybe I'll go back maybe I won't.


Takara is the best Japanese/Sushi restaurant in Madison easily! If your looking for great sushi at a reasonable price go for the Takara Lunch Special. For two rolls and either soup/salad it is only $9.50 and for three rolls and either soup/salad it is only $12.25, you can not get a whole lot better than that. \n\nThe spicy California roll is by far the best roll available. I have tried getting spicy California rolls at other restaurants since trying theirs and I have never found something that comes even close to Takaras. \n\nTakara is also a great place to go for Hibachi. I love sitting around the table while the food is cooked in front of us. It is great for special occasions whether you are on a date or with a group of friends for a birthday.


You had me at Shrimp with Mayo!\nWhen I heard a group of friends were meeting here for some Soju, I couldn't say no after seeing the menu.\nHappy Hour from 6-8pm is a good deal to try some of their soju. All drinks are half priced. The Strawberry Soju was like kool-aid, but I fell in love with the Yogurt Soju...tasted like a creamsicle! Plain bottles of soju can be consumed as well, it's smooth and has more kick than it's flavored counterpart. There is beer as well if you're not the adventurous type.\nSo onto the food. I got my Shrimp with Mayo (15$) batter dipped decent sized shrimp were crisp and tasty with a sweet sauce covering them. I would've loved a spicy dipping sauce on the side to cut some of the sweetness. Their portion was big, so I encourage sharing. So we also got the Cheese Pork Cutlet...OMG! Yum! I'd go back just for the food.\nLove the atmosphere with the light up color changing tables. Lots of room, not crowded. Staff was pretty good about keeping up with us. The  K-Pop videos playing in the background is an interesting \"something different\" to watch and listen to while enjoying your food and drink. A downside was that there were some smokers in the bar and we got wiffs of it at times, but it wasn't \"smoky\" like a lot of places and it also gets really loud.\nThank you again for Yelp, otherwise we would've never even known this place existed.


I haven't sampled the entire menu, but for a place with pizza in the name, it's a bit lackluster. Decent bang for your buck though.\n\nGood heavy crust, not too spongy, not too tough. Way too much cheese, not nearly enough sauce and it was too bland. Good crisp veggies though.\n\nThey also have baklava which is pretty good, but not made in house which is probably why it's pretty good. \n\nHaven't tried the rest of the menu, doubt I will.


The food is very mediocre.  The step down out the front door needs to be addressed.  My wife was carrying my 2 year old daughter  and they both fell and landed pretty badly.  The floor drops down about 6 inches right outside the door.  Needless to say my daughter hit her head on the concrete and sustained quite a bump.  The manager got us some ice and a towel, but I would have liked a little more assistance and verification that we were going to be ok.\n\nIt's troubling that our society is so sue happy, that it's the first thing the restaurant thinks of and tries to distance themselves from the situation and fails to respond in a decent manner.\n\nFix your front door!  You have it painted so you realize it's an issue.  A few bags of concrete and some labor and your entry can actually be safe!\n\nIf you are in the area Greasewood Flats is a much better choice!


I love the Neighborhood Theatre... it has kept me coming back for years.  From the Indigo Girls to DSO, the Brazilian Girls, North Mississippi Allstars, and Yo Mama's Big Fat Booty Band, to my most recent show-- the Blue Dogs and Drivin N Cryin, this is just a fantastic and friendly venue to see and hear a show.  \n\nIt gets loud and it can get crowded (very crowded) but it is usually a fun and friendly crowd.  On occasion you might want to get there early (bring a yard chair) if you want to grab a general admission seat (just put your name on the paper and pen you brought with you, and use the scotch tape you also remembered to bring) and reserve your seat... now head out to grab a bite while you wait for the show to start!  Seriously, it is that friendly... but, remember your seats won't allow for you to view the show, which is great for say, a husband who got dragged to see the IG.  \n\nThere are seats upstairs that are sometimes open, sometimes included in the GA price and sometimes reserved, just check the show listing.  There is also a VIP seating area that comes with a server.  I am fine to get my own PBR or-- the value cup!-- a big ole, in the case of this past weekend, Sierra Nevada.  Score!\n\nBathrooms surprisingly rarely have much of a wait... probably because you want to get in and out as fast as you can...but, they do have a Dyson hand dryer (the long one that you take your hands in and out of while hearing a sound similar to a jet engine!).  \n\nThis spot is a neighborhood staple and is an anchor to the area.  It is truly local business at its finest.  It also really helped ramp up the music scene in Charlotte...


Der 22.September 2012 sollte unser Hochzeitstag werden! Eigentlich hatten wir schon eine Location\nf\u00fcr unsere Hochzeit gefunden aber als wir selber G\u00e4ste bei einer Hochzeit im Pflug waren, haben\nwir uns nochmal umentschieden. Es war eine gute Entscheidung im Pflug unsere Hochzeit zu feiern!\nUnseren ca. 60 G\u00e4sten hat es allen sehr gut gefallen im Pflug. Das Essen war sehr lecker, es\ngibt eine gute Bierauswahl (das war wichtig weil viele Bayern zur Hochzeit geladen waren) und der\nService war auch einfach nur super. (Und das alles f\u00fcr einen guten Preis!)\nDas tolle bei privaten Feiern im Pflug ist, dass alles so unkompliziert ist. Egal welche W\u00fcnsche\nwir hatten, man konnte uns alles erf\u00fcllen. Im Pflug gibt es eine Musikanlage und einen Beamer\ndie genutz werden d\u00fcrfen, was wir auch gemacht haben. \nEs hat uns und unseren G\u00e4sten sehr gut gefallen und wir wollen uns alle beim Pflug-Team f\u00fcr\nunsere gelungene Hochzeit bedanken! \nSolle mal wieder eine Feier anfallen, wissen wir wo wir hingehen werden ;-)\nLiebe Gr\u00fc\u00dfe Anna & Christian


\"Is it yucky?\" a friend asked me of the Movies 10 in Matthews. Many discount theaters get a reputation for having sticky seats, funky smells, and screaming children, but the Matthews 10 is an exception to the $2 theater rule. I've had only good experiences there.\n\nOn Mondays, there's a bonus discount. Tickets are only $.50, which is absolutely awesome. While they've got cheap tickets, their concessions are still pretty prices, so you might want to bring along your big purse and stop at the gas station on the way there (if you know what I'm sayin'). \n\nI tend to hit this spot up about once a week, as I'm just not willing to spend what the mainstream theaters are charging for movies. If you wait a month or so after the new stuff comes out, it finds its way almost always to the Matthews 10. \n\nIt's nearby a few fun chain restaurants as well. I have made a whole date night out of Cici's pizza and a Matthews 10 movie for less than $20. It can be done!


I had my daughters baby shower here. Let me tell you I was a pain with all my changes. The banquet manager, Nova was very helpful and patient. At the event the room was beautiful, service great and the food was really good. I did not have one complaint!


My boyfriend & I have been in Vegas for 4 days so far & have eaten at Steiner's two times. Once for lunch & once for breakfast. We came for lunch after our flight from NJ. The food was great- burgers, onion rings & buffalo chicken fingers all highly recommended. Breakfast was just what we were looking for-- a diner style menu with a twist. And mimosas heavy on the champagne for a cheap $5 each. Service could be slow and hard to come by a server but it's worth having patience. We'll probably be back again by weeks end!


What a great place!  I've been going here for the past year about twice per week.  The facility is always clean and the staff is friendly.  The concept of this theater is nothing but fun. They have a bar located in the lobby with seating if you choose to have a drink while waiting for friends. You can take your drink with you in the movie if you do not finish it.  There are \"2\" theater types. Fork N Screen permits children where \"Cinema Suites\" only permits 21 and over. Both serve the same food & drink menu. The Fork N Screen has more seating but the seats do not recline where the Cinema Suites are far more private and the seats recline. I love the little red help buttons next to each seat if you need service, hit the button and voila... they show up! The food is average, the apps are pretty good, and the drinks are fun. There are really good restaurants located in the Esplande if you choose to have dinner elsewhere and then see a movie.  They also validate for parking for 4 hours!  Overall, this is a great spot for a night alone, date night, girls night, or a family afternoon. AMC also has a stubs program ($12.00 year) I use it to earn points and free dollars to use.


Um... why was this place rated so high? The people here were great and friendly; it appears to be family operated. I do like them. However, the pedicure/manicure was horrible, so bad that I rushed to the Venetian Canyon spa afterward just so I can have them redone immediately. That  was an expensive fix ($85+$15 tip)but at least they did a great job. \n\nFirst off, you don't use acetone to brush out the white tip. It's generally done with one or two clean strokes in the horizontal motion. There should be no bubbles or streaks in the white tip. Second, you shouldn't see white specs in your nails. Thirdly, I came in with my nails in good order; I don't see why I have to leave with worst and uglier nails. I had a bump in both of my nails and they just painted over it. Apparently it would cost $10 per toe to fill with acrylics. After they mess up everything else, I'd pay that somewhere else. Fourthly, filing and cutting your toe nails should not be an ordeal. The nail should be rounded with no chips. I had to have all my nails refiled. Fifthly, the nail colors are old... if you had to add whatever liquid into each color, maybe it's time to buy a new bottle. Lastly, the whole place reeks of acetone. It smells so bad I wished I could hold my breath. How can you even have kids run around in a place that smells like that? \n\nFor $30 + the $30 taxi (roundtrip) to get here, it is so not worth it. My friend was not very happy with her nails as it took literally less than 20 minutes to get her gel set. The top was rough and her nails were square, not rounded. Again for $35, not worth it.


Not so GREAT Clip.... from my experience.  I'm not going to write a book about it, but the service is okay, the workers are disgruntled (bad ownership from what they said), but my BIGGEST pet-peeve, the stations are covered with hair and they didn't clean up prior to me being seated.  I had to ask her to clean up.


Nick's has legit New York Style pizza.  It's dirt cheap too!


Treasure Island... what have you done to yourself? \n\nEmbarrassing.\n\nOne of my fondest memories from my childhood visits to Las Vegas had to have been the ever popular British vs. The Pirates battle at the front of the hotel. \n\nThe British arrived to try and rain on the pirate parade, but the pirates triumphed and told you to come join them in their paradise.. the hotel behind them...\n\nIt was by far (and yes, even more so than the Bellagio..) the most popular free show on the strip. The crowd would gather and make it nearly impossible to move with 15 minutes to go to show time. It was a spectacle every hour.\n\nThen someone got the bright idea to pretend that Treasure Island was just a clever name for a adult club and people would pretend it wasn't meant for kids. So you slapped some half naked women on the boats and made that your thing... and it didn't work out.. \n\nNow.. there is no more show. The pirate ships sit being dismantled.. and in their place.. exactly what Vegas is dying to have more of.. shops.\n\nFor shame.. and a waste of the best free show in Vegas (before they turned it into a burlesque show)


From the first time we stepped into the place until the time we drove away, it was nothing but organized and friendly. \n\nEveryone was great. \n\nThe food was good, just watch for the precooked burgers in the \"juice\" if you have time ask for a fresh cooked one. prices were very reasonable.


Be prepared to drop some serious cash here at the Shoppes. (I'm wondering myself why they added an 'e' in shoppes - maybe for that added flavor of pretention, haha). They definitely don't mess around here with high-end shops like Barney's New York, Coach, and Burberry just to name a few. Built just across the street from the Wynn Hotel and their own bougie shops, I'm sure they aim to cater to that same crowd. \n\nMy friends and I walked into Michael Kors and there was a purse that caught her eye. She picks it up and then asked an associate how much it was. He casually replies, \"That one is $1400.\" Upon hearing this, she immediately returned the purse to the display, looks at us, says \"Okay,\" and walks away from the bag. With our incomes, we can only dream about getting the stuff here. Unless you can afford all the things here and can actually purchase them - that seems like a lot more fun!\n\nNothing special about the decor of the Shoppes. But, there is one thing worthy of note, a waterfall that is two-stories high at the center of the mall. Be prepared to see lots of tourists taking pictures. And hey, why not take one yourself? \n\nFor the hard-working middle class schmo and \"normal\" crowds, I recommend the Miracle Mile shops or Fashion Show Mall. I'm sure once the blazing summer heat kicks in, people will use this mall as an air-conditioned excuse to stay off the strip.


Service sucks. They are always messing up orders and are rude to customers. One of their workers was just yelling at a kid for bringing in his skateboard and told him to have consideration. So rude and unprofessional.


Literally the best. \n\nAlways have free samples and are willing to skewer just about everything they own on a toothpick for you to try.\n\nThis is a good first step if you dream of having a good relationship with a butcher like all those TV chefs do.


Disappointed!! They  forgot I ordered coffee then didn't refill then food was cold.  The two stars is they took my meal off the bill.  Will not return.


When I think DMV I think very salty people who work in service but are really just there to get a check.  Then I moved to the midwest.  Though this place is never a hoop hollering good time I am always greeted with a smile.  The staff at this location will eagerly answer any questions you have without any of that sass they throw at you on the west coast.\n\nThe hours here are a bit inconsistent however.  Sometimes they open at 8 sometimes at 8:30. I think I may have even come here at 7:30 once.  My recommendation?  Check the website so you aren't just hanging around the DMV like some sort of fan. \n\nI am not sure if this place allows you to make reservations but I don't think you would even need to.  The last few times I have been here I was in and out within 15 min.  I am sure there are times when they get really busy but it you've ever lived in a major city then you will be thankful fo the half hour wait here.


We needed a convenient, relatively cheap place to eat and this was right in the Cosmopolitan Hotel (across from Marquee).  There is no way this place could go out of business in this location.  They serve gourmet burgers and spiked milkshakes.  Is there anything you can't get drunk on in Vegas?  The burgers are pretty damn good, but it was really only a better version of Red Robin, with an upgraded (better looking) wait staff.  The essential complement to burgers - the fries - were a disappointment.  They seemed overcooked.\n\nService was extremely slow, even though there were plenty of empty tables, but our waitress kept us updated.  I had nearly finished my shake by then.  \n\n3 stars for now.  This place has potential, but I doubt anyone cares all that much as you can't miss with burgers, fries, and shakes.


Ask for Teresa she shows what u need even if u don't...  Lol I was pretty specific about what I wanted, and her version was better than I wanted!  She called it \"Hong Kong\" hairstyle!  HAHAHAHAHA


I have been on the search for a good nail salon for some time now and this is NOT the place.  I get gel manicures every two weeks like clock work and every two weeks I am going somewhere new. I don't like when they use Acetone to soak off the old gel polish, it it extremely bad for your nails, and I'm not even sure what the half cut lime rubbed on my nails was for.  Also I asked her to just cut them a tiny bit and she cut them almost all the way down.  Not going back and the search continues..........\n(4)


You most likely will not agree with us on this one but that's OK and I say that because of the Yelp Rating and the crowd I saw while dining here my Yelp is being based on two lunches .\n\nAs soon as we were seated we received a bowl of chip crumbs that were dripping with oil and a small dish of what I think was sweet and sour sauce the color was  red .\n\nNext came our cup of soup and we both picked Egg Drop the soup was actually very good and fresh and  that made me think our meals would be great !\n\nSoon our meals came and they were VERY LARGE and also came with egg rolls and fried wantons both were fried to a cigar color I didn't eat them and steamed white rice (the rice was good) But my meal called Amazing Chicken had this sauce on it that tasted like sweet and sour sauce mixed with wing sauce and I tried to eat it but after a few pieces I lost my appetite and it is a shame because the vegetables were fresh and nice , the chicken was tender juicy not spongy it was cooked nice but that sauce killed the dish for me .\n\nMy husband didn't care for the sauce that came on his lotus dish but I think he didn't care for the fried rice even more because he thought it was rice with basically just soy sauce . \n\nNobody checked on us .\n\nWhen the busboy noticed our pushed away plates he didn't even ask if I wanted to take it with me...guess he knew I didn't


Really nice venue, with a great huge bar. Having been to the original in midtown NYC this is nothing like it. The food isn't quite as good as NYC, but it's still decent for sure. We tried a slew of share-able foods. The service was excellent at the bar and at our table. The waitresses are all hotties, which is never a bad thing.\n\nFood reviews from best to worst:\n\nKobe rice balls were by far the best thing we tasted, we ordered a second plate of them they were so good.\n\nKobe Meatball is excellent and huge, great meat texture.\n\nBurrata salad was a special and was done nicely, but not as great as other spots nearby (such as B&B). \n\nEggplant parm was decent, not enough sauce, and too heavy/oily.\n\nSkipped Scallops and the calamari, since I'm allergic.


Stopped in with the fiance and parents for dinner last night.... \n\nWow, in the worst possible way, just wow!\n\nThe food was the same as always... but I would recommend not getting the Small One, burger isn't big enough to get enjoy the flavor. \n\nThe service, if that is what you can call it was horrid! My mouth was agape most of the evening in disbelief. \"Did she just do that?\" Was pretty much my thinking. First my mothers wine glass was disgustingly dirty, never should have been brought to the table. They when she asked for a new one and pointed out how dirty it was the bartender looked at it like \"Umm looks fine to me..\" and just wanted away. We watched her put the glass back on the rack with the other \"clean\" glasses and grab another one. She didn't inspect it to make sure it was clean before handing it off, this one was just as dirty and had lipstick all over it. Me being a bartender asked for a rocks glass, figuring they would be cleaner and less lipstick, she handed me a shot glass. WHATEVER I took it and gave it to my mom. Once she finally came back to the table we pointed out the hideousness of the second wine glass and in the same fashion, probably more irritated, inspected it said \"Okay?!\" walked back behind that bar and put it back on the shelf. Are you kidding me?!?! Were we being punked? Ridiculous! \n\nLike I said, the food was good, but the service was out outrageous! I hope they read this and get their shit under control. The behavior is unacceptable for a McDonald's. \n\nI am sure we will go back someday, but if she is there, I will leave, if not I will stay but make sure to only order beer in a bottle, no glassware!


I believe that context is really the deciding factor in experiencing a place like Princesses. Located about 15 minutes outside of the downtown core of Montreal, near Olympic stadium, Princesses is a greasy spoon style diner that has one unique specialty; two words that are all it takes for my interest to be piqued: \"Topless Breakfast\". Seems hilarious, right?\n\nIt's an interesting juxtaposition to say the least. We went just after noon on a Sunday, hungry for our first meal of the day and we were greeted by 3 Waitresses that were, as advertised, topless. There was also one fully dressed man who had a commanding presence and quite the leer about him. I suppose his stink eye is to keep potential trouble makers in check, but still, it's hard to enjoy your eggs and get an eyefull of the scenery when you're getting an eyefull of your own from someone else.\n\nThis is where context comes into play - It was a lot of nudity for that early in the morning. I was hungry and totally sober, so it was pretty strange. Add to that, the fact that it was the capper to a 3 day weekend celebrating my friend Daniel's last days of Bachlordom. If we had gone to Princesses first thing, I'm sure we could have sat their giggling and pointing like school children when their teacher tells them about puberty, but that late into the weekend, so much had already been seen and done and been done to us, We had sort of been desensitized to it. It was more or less business as usual at our breakfast table. Giddy giggling and knowning glances were replaced with aloof requests for more ketchup. It's sort of like if you had been wearing X-Ray Spex all weekend, after a while you'd just order your coffee refill and not even bat an eye at someones junk as they give it to you.\n\nThe food itself was passable diner fare. As tasty as they looked, I opted out of the traditional breakfast, and had a burger, which was good, but nothing exceptional. Service was decent, the waitresses were friendly and Coffee was refilled semi-regularly. Also, to Princesses credit, I was impressed that one of our waitresses was still working there despite being visibly pregnant (if, by some chance, she's reading this, and by another chance and isn't actually pregnant - then I am really, really, totally fucking sorry). I don't imagine that would happen at many other establishments where toplessness was a requirement.\n\nOverall Princesses was a one of a kind experience. A better name for it might be \"Emperor's new diner\" (or maybe just \"The Emperor's\") because nobody seemed to even acknowledge the toplessness. It reminded me of the Toronto-Produced \"Naked News\" that made a splash on the internet a few years ago. Theres nudity, but once you're there it's not at all the focus. So, if it's the morning and you've got a rumble in your tummy and a hankering for some present albeit understated nudity, this is your spot.


In MGM this is one of the places where we went to eat, this place has nothing exceptional to offer. It has a feel of a diner with a service that really doesnt help it either.  Eat here only if you need to save time otherwise there are plenty of places in Vegas where you can get a better return on your money.


If anyone ever wants to stalk me, you can find me here between 5 and 6PM for Happy Hour on Wednesdays. Seriously making this my new spot to hit up after Sprouts' Double Ad day. UYE groceries and dinner, anyone?\n\nDiscovered this gem today, thanks to Vicky Q's recent check in and an incurable salmon craving. The HH menu has an awesome deal: 3 rolls and a drink for $21, with the ability to choose two standard rolls and one specialty. \nChose the ROPPONGI roll, PHILADELPHIA roll, and the HALEY roll, along with a seaweed salad, and iced green tea for my beverage of choice.\n\nRolls were stunning- fresh fish, good portions, great specialty rolls.\nRoppongi roll in particular is an amazing mouthgasm! Flavors are a mashup of spicy and creamy with fresh fish, soft rice, a pop of flavor with green onion, and sauces that are tasty without being overkill. It's a must-have, and I don't throw that term around lightly.\nHaley roll was also good- shrimp tempura with avocado and crab, relatively light considering the tempura factor, which I'm not usually a fan of.\nPhiladelphia roll is about what you'd expect, but who doesn't love the classic American style combo of salmon and cream cheese?\n\nService was polite and attentive, chair I sat in was very comfortable (two-top between the sushi bar and the booths), portions were so plentiful that I only ate half of what I ordered and took the rest home.\n\nOne of the best HH menus I've found, could easily get the pick-three and add on a discounted roll from their specials menu and have a sushi dinner with my guy for under $40 with tip- not bad AT ALL.\n\nOnly complaint is that the green tea is made with a powder, which lends a grittiness to the taste/texture that I did not like, but next time I'll just get a Sapporo!


One of the few places I've been able to find pipe tobacco. \n\nWish the employees were friendlier. I've been to this location twice and while the second visit was better than the first, I still felt uncomfortable. Employee wasn't overly helpful and made me feel stupid for asking questions or like I was bothering him. \n\nI'll be back I'm sure, but I don't look forward to coming in here.


The service sucks. The entrances are weird and confusing. Employees look angry and unapproachable. They do make good hummus, pitas are dry thoughbut my husband and I would rather go elsewhere.


My friends and I landed in Las Vegas by 8am and headed straight towards the buffet of our hotel.  I just love how my friend is sucha gambaholic/highroller, that Monte Carlos keeps comping him rooms =) \n\n$35 all day buffet passes to the Monte Carlo Buffet??? ohhh yeahhh,..\n\nI'm not sure if it was me,. or if I have just been to so many buffets, but this buffet was BLEHHH?!  The good thing about the buffet is we decided to purchase the $35 all day pass which covered food for the day. YES THAT IS IT!\n\nThe food that was provided was toOo original,.. \n\nI had the typical omelet ( two thumbs up for the omelet bar in the morning, the man who made my omelet did a great job!), bacon, sausages, hash browns, french toast for brunch.  The best part of brunch was the all you can drink champagne :)\n\nDinner was a basic meal that included rice, some type of fish and some veggies,.. they also had a pasta bar which was pretty awesome, also a section for chinese food and a section for dessert. But there was nothing about dinner that stood out; I wish they had crab legs or something errr,.. or even a wider variety of seafood?\n\nThis place reminded me of my college dining hall, esp the food that was served x_X\n\nAlso, the bus boys/ladies,. just came around once to take our drink orders and never came back to refill our drinks nor pick up our dirty dishes.  If you're looking for some good service,. this \"dining hall\" isn't for you!


Went into the retail conglomerate on a Sunday afternoon to pick-up a camera my son had his eye on. When we got back to the camera section, we couldn't find the model we were looking for and there was no associate around to turn to for help. I got the attention of the young man working the cell phone counter and he said he would summon someone to help us. \n\nThe associate that came to help us seemed disgruntled by the fact we needed help and wanted to know if they had they particular model we were looking for at another location (Don't even get me started on the screws he had in his ears pretending to be earrings).  This young lad was rude, unprofessional and put off a huge \"I don't want to be here vibe.\" You know it's bad when three teenage boys, who have nothing on their minds but skateboards and girls, notice the poor attitude and lack of customer service. He eventually did let us know another Walmart location had what we were looking for, but did so with such disdain it was alarming. I can't lay all the blame on him, as I am sure he wasn't provided with a whole lot of training on how to deal with customers. You would think with the way the economy has been, companies would put a bigger focus on training their employees how to deal with the customers.\n\nWe were so put off by the poor customer service, we stopped by the Best Buy across the street. Come to find out, their price was just as good as Walmart's. I have yet to write a one-star review, but this came really close. It's hard to stay away from Walmart, because they offer almost everything, but experiences like  this make it an easy.


If this place had better service, it would have five stars in my book. \n\nThe food was really good. I had the tiradito, and all I could think is that I wanted more.  We also tried the stuffed avocado, and it was really good. As we were enjoying our food, my eyes kept wandering to the near-by tables. Based on what I saw, I will be going back.\n\nWhat I didn't like was the service. Our server took FOR-EVER to get us our drinks and food. Everything was in slow motion, and it wasn't busy. Also, the restaurant doesn't exactly have ambiance. It was clearly a diner, a tacky one at that, before the Peruvians took it over. \n\nThat won't stop me from going back. However, I might order take out next time.


I hate this place.\nIt's very loud, the service is very poor, and the food is so-so.\nIf you want good Chinese in Pittsburgh, try China Palace (Shadyside) or Sesame Inn (Station Square or North Hills).  They're quieter, with very good food & service.


Every time I go to PJ I know what to expect...great service and exceptional food. Their philly pita is my favorite, however the gambas con ajo (shrimp and tomatoes) is a very close second. I'm a regular at pita jungle and would suggest it to anyone and everyone looking for amazing healthy food at a fair price.


Excellent pizza and great service.  The Mediterranean Pizza and Moscato wine both get 5 stars.


Went here for the first time today and loved it! The food was delicious and they had great prices. It was much better than any other fast food Mexican place that I've been to. It's not very nice looking or in the best area, but I will definitely be coming here again!


This was my third and perhaps last visit to Kings Fish House.  Service is ok at best, not bad not good just ok. I started with a cup of soup that was barely warm, I told the server she apologized took it back to the kitchen and returned with yet another cup of less then warm soup. Dinner seemed to be rushed my wife ordered halibut and I had a version surf and turf with lobster medallions and a steak, the medallions seemed like claw meat and the steak was from a roast, and under cooked. The halibut was raw through out, how an expediter would let that leave the kitchen is beyond me. The server apologized and offered her another drink, which she charged us for, I didn't say anything but just took a mental note. One glaring thing that I always notice is that the manger never seems to be in a jovial or even in a pleasant mood and it shows. \n\nJust another over priced tourist trap in a locals market.


This place is great! Nice location and great food. I sat outside and enjoyed the weather and the scenery. \n\nNormally when I eat, I seem to end up eating my meat first and veggies/sides last. Well this was a first. The creamed potatoes and cabbage were the two best things on my plate! They were finished before anything. The mac and cheese was good also. The fried chicken was not the best I've ever had, but definitely not bad. \n\nThe only reason I can't give it 5 stars is because of the cornbread. Weird, especially since they have a bakery attached, but the cornbread was not good at all. One bite, and I placed it on the side, and never touched it.\n\nI also had the cheese plate appetizer which was delicious.


First trip to Vegas and this was a perfect place to stay. The vibe is very relaxed, no casino and no smoking is a HUGE plus! The staff is friendly and attentive and very accommodating. Sign up for MLife before you arrive...we got a big discount on a Cirque show because of it. Three small downsides...not deal breakers though. The free wi-fi is terrible, unless you are very comfortable with your travel companion you may be a bit put off by the placement of the toilet and the pool is small and often crowded. On the plus side, it is an awesome location connected to the Bellagio and Aria, no smoking or casino and the rooms are clean and very comfortable. We had a city corner view. Highly recommended.


If I could give this place zero stars I would. The service does suck. My friend and I walk in and no one greets us. We stand there for a few minutes and no one comes to seat us. We eventually ourselves at the bar and still nothing - not even the sushi chefs say hi. Are we ghosts? Eventually a waitress comes over with utensils but by that time my friend is done and we just leave. \n\nCome on people, how do you expect to run a successful business this way? My god!


I like MadHouse, but this actually isn't a review at all--I just wanted to say that when I try to access MadHouse's website, I ALWAYS get a trojan warning from my browser. I think the site is infected. I hope the owners see this!


I was not thrilled with this gym.  At the Fitchburg location, there is plenty of equipment, and the little TVs are a treat.  It is clean.  My biggest complaint is the trainers, who spent more time chatting with me than helping me develop a routine I'd actually do.  At first I was really excited about the group classes, but then I realized the instructors don't make corrections, which is not only disappointing, but can be dangerous.  I'd recommend taking full advantage of the 14 day trial period, as the fees end up being quite costly if you aren't going to use the gym.


I must be missing something here! What's all the fuss about? Is there a certain pizza I should be ordering?  I wanted to like this spot, but left a little disappointed.\n \nOrdering by the slice is something I am used to at food courts inside of every mall in America. The difference is that the slices here are no joke!  One slice is enough to feed just about any person with a healthy appetite. \n\nI opted for a slice of pepperoni and sausage. Ok--here are the positives.....\nThe tomato sauce they use is light, flavorful, and what I have come to expect out of a good pizzeria. The dough is a good consistency and holds up without tearing or getting mushy.\n\nWhat I didn't care for was the toppings they used. The pepperoni seemed cheap and greasy.   In other words, the kind of pepperoni you would find on pizza in the freezer section of your favorite grocery store. The sausage was fresh but lacked flavor. I ended up wishing I ordered a slice of cheese instead.\n\nI will give this place another try, so I can sample the desserts that everyone talks about. The place is small and serves as a better take out place at the moment. However, it seems as though they may be renovating since the last time I was there. \n\nI am really searching for that can't miss pizza place in Las Vegas. I have been trying for 6 years and have not been successful.  Maybe next time, it will be better. Let's hope so!


Visiting from Florida we stopped in for lunch on Labor Day and were impressed by the inside atmosphere and vibe and the cool outside porch/deck area. The atmosphere really sells the place and the food is good too.\n\nThe line was quickly amassing so we ordered fast - a grilled cheese and crispy taters (order these. Do not share them!) and a roasted vegetable salad and scoop of blood orange gelato for me. As we sat down and waited for our food we noticed several people eating pizza. It looked and smelled delicious. So we went back up and ordered a pizza.\n\nMy salad was okay. The dressing wasn't overly flavorful. His grilled cheese was good. The potatoes -- oh, the potatoes. Round potatoes that were uber crisp on the outside and velvety on the inside were served with a bit of fresh rosemary and a cup of chipotle ketchup. Thumbs up.\n\nGelato was okay. The pizza was good but the meat was a bit salty. It comes with a trio of oregano, red pepper flakes and freshly grated cheese for you to sprinkle at your own leisure.\n\nGood experience. Fantastic spot with tons of windows.


I came here with a couple of mates, I hadn't really heard too much about the castle so didn't really know too much of the history. It is situated around 3 miles south east of the city centre, which would take about an hour to get to if you walked from the centre or about 15 minutes if you get a bus.\n\nWhen me and a couple of mates came here, we found out that you had to pay to get in, but we weren't prepared to do this as we weren't that interested in seeing what was inside. Although it must be said that it did look pretty impressive from the outside.\n\nIf medieval history is your thing, then you may think it would be worth to have a little look around here, but as I'm not all that into medieval history, and there are more impressive castles around, I really do not feel the appeal of actually paying to come here and look inside in the future.


Sushi is very fresh. I have been here several times for lunch and also dinner when it was the Sushi Room. If you get to sit at the bar you get great service.\nHowever sit outside on a nice day and you're lucky if you get water.\nThey have now added a teppan table which may bring a more clientele not just into sushi.\nService needs to get better the girls are cute, just not servers.


I keep coming back because their food is great and they are possibly the nicest restaurant owners I have ever met.\n\nI wish it were closer to our house, but its worth the drive.


Oh the Deuce Double Decker bus transit system! How much I love you! Cause walking is for suckers! I just wish you would show up on time more often... but for $3 for one way, $7 for 24 hours, or $15 for a three day pass, you are so worth it! They only take cash on the bus, I never had the opportunity to purchase a pass from the select Deuce machines along the strip, but I'm pretty positive it's the same way. \n\nThe Deuce stops quite frequently on the strip, I wouldn't say at every hotel, maybe every other hotel. Most of the drivers are friendly, I did experience 2 of the drivers with road rage, which I think was more entertaining than anything! LOL \n\nI have noticed how much busier this bus transit is now than it was, 4 years ago... in mid February of 2010, there were times where we had to wait for the following bus 3 different occasions because of the bus being full. If your not in a big hurry to catch a show on the strip, it's not a big deal, but if you have all the time in the world, this is the bus for you!


Recently renovated. Very effective and well-flowing floor plan. The section for well behaved children and brats is located on the complete other side of the building from the rest of the library. Genius!


I always make a stop at DSW also at this Location.\nThe Location is great and you have a very nice variety of shoes.\nThere are lots of parking places.\nArea around is quite convenient. You have a lot of other stores like target etc\nOn the other site of the parking spot you find place to hang around.


If you haven't been to Munich, this is a good simulation.  The beer is very good as is the authentic presentation.  The food is also quite authentic, which may not suit everyone, since most folks haven't had German food in Germany.  Seating is very traditional, so get to know your neighbors! Service is very attentive, but not obtrusive.  What I'm not so happy about is the volume level (hard surfaces + amplified performers + crowd = noisy.) While I appreciate the authentic music, the routines can be disruptive.  It's a long walk from the Strip, but definitely worth a cab ride if you like beer!


A nice change of pace from the cookie-cutter breakfast places. Decent food at a decent price with a friendly staff. If your looking for a nice small business to spend your breakfast or lunch money on, then this is it.


So after a long Vegas night of gambling and a magic show, and convincing the old man not to empty out our savings we head out of the MGM to the car.  I wanted to sober up my guy a little and convince him why not spending the rest of our money at ANOTHER casino was a good thing so I turned to Yelp to help me in my quest.  Mad Onion came up.  It was inside the Hooters casino so I figured at least the pretty girls will distract him from the poker cards, but, alas, there wasn't any!  Where did they all go?\n\nWe went inside the Mad Onion and were seated after 5 minutes (it was dead, so I don't know why we had to wait).  We started out with the shrimp cocktail and onion soup.  The shrimp cocktail was good, but the onion soup wasn't.  It had barely any soup, in fact, it was just soggy bread and cheese.  He ordered the pork chops and I ordered the Cajun Prime Rib.  Pork Chops weren't cooked all the way.  The HUGE portion of mashed potatoes for the side wasn't bad, but they didn't give us any gravy for them.  The cajun prime rib was way over seasoned and salty.  I kept wondering where our waiter was, too (I needed more water to wash down the salty food).  I think we wasted around $80 here.\n\nAfter we were done, we had to wait forever for valet (it was dead, people!).  I don't plan on coming here again.


We made a trip back to Vegas for Thanksgiving.  The weather was so nice, we had no choice but to head out for a few hours on the Harley.  Despite living in Vegas for years, no visit is complete without a cruise down the Strip, so that was how we ended our ride.\n\nI wish I could give the Las Vegas sign a five star rating, but for me this iconic spot isn't the same as it used to be.  It is just too accessible now.  There is always a massive crowd.  Long gone are the days of parking on the side of the road in the middle of the night, running across the six lane mega street to get a photo.  No longer do party buses park illegally in the turn lane and let the crazies jump off the bus for a quick snapshot  to memorialize an awesome night (not that I would know).\n\nNow there is a parking lot....The ease of access has increased sign traffic  immensely.  Useful?  Yes, but the lack of the Frogger-esque challenge of getting to the sign, and that fact that you have to wait in a line to take a picture, have diminished the fun and coolness factors exponentially.


This Subway was hopping the night my friend and I were here. It was before the Carly Rae Jepsen/Hot Chelle Rae concert downtown and a local high school dance, and the employees were bum rushed. We went at the perfect time, just before all the high school kids flocked in. Our service was fast and spot on. The food was excellent and right on the money.


Would not recommend this place.  The management is arrogant and the food is mediocre.  We have visited them annually for the past few years with a group of 15-20 following the Crazy Legs run in Madison.  Everyone in our group (15) agreed to look for a different venue for next years event.


Contrary to other Vegas experiences where I'm usually dead to the world until 1pm, I was up and ready to go one morning at 8am.  My travel companions, however, were not.  After sending out texts and getting no responses, the bf and I headed to the buffet 'cuz we were both starving.  \n\nLuckily, we got in line just in time because, before we knew it, there were about 20 people behind us.  The credit card machine was apparently down and the employees had to write down the credit card numbers by hand.  I don't know how safe or secure that whole process was, but there were no fraudlent charges made afterwards, so that's good.  \n\nOur waitress was a doll, albiet overworked. She was rushing around from table to table, trying to keep everyone happy.  The food selection was pretty good with the breakfast stables (eggs, bacon, bagels, pancakes, fruit, french toast), but I really liked that they had some other \"ethnic\" favorites - dumplings, rice, congee, chorizo and eggs.  Those items were really the highlight of my meal because I was looking to change it up.  Granted, those items were probably the same items they served the night before at dinner, but whatever, I enjoyed it.\n\nCheck to see if they're running a 4sq check-in special before you head to the buffet.  You might need to stop in at the front desk to pick up a voucher, but it's really worth it.


God there's a lot of hookers in Vegas.  This place in particular really seems to ring their bell.\n\nThe standard 15$ cocktail rule applies here, served by either Bartender A: douche bag or Bartender B: ho-bitch.


We spent our anniversary here.  It was a good place to do so.  Very quiet and nice, but not a lot happening.


pros:\nclean facility\nnewer chairs for pedi's \nI was able to get in for a pedi and mani in under ten minutes\nCons:\nmy feet were not scrubbed as well as they should have been for a pedicure\nthe manicure was also nothing to write home about\nthe thing that really irritated me was the person doing my nails would stop to check his phone every couple of minutes and was sitting there texting while my nails were drying. I understand being bored and texting while your not doing anything super important, sure, but its not very professional to do right in front of a customer. It didnt help that his coworker brought his lunch out to his nail station, put his feet up, and ate right there in the middle of the shop


We stopped over while in Henderson visiting friends. Tasty flavors, friendly staff. Would come again if we were in the area and time was not a factor. \n\nThree frozen stars!


Such a waste of money! I was very disappointed when I came here for my friend's birthday dinner. It is $27.00 per person for food that is not that good. I usually enjoy Asian buffets, but I was not thrilled with this one. I will not be back.


Was at the Excalibur for Memorial day weekend (5 days total). Check in easy enough, however we were told we were getting a free upgrade! Lol carpet stained, smelled bad, beds were hard as rocks! Could have sworn it was a box spring. Sheets and pillows were filthy stained as well as the towels.  View was of the roof. Staff still enters room with privacy tag up to change linens with more stained linens. And no wi-fi had to hit up starbucks to get a signal. Who doesn't have wi-fi? Everywhere else had wi-fi.\n\n    Leavin tower every day we were harassed by people trying to sell time shares and dicount show tickets that were crap. (They say free but they are not.) Big scam. Every day it was same people and same pitch. Unrelenting\n\n     We did breakfast buffet,  unimpressive. And way overpriced. Had upset stomach the entire day after eating that food. It was all bland. Would have been better off eating mcdonalds every day. \n    \n     Gambling in Excalibur cocktail waitresses we're non existent,  but when you got one they were abrasive and by comparison of the other casinos very old and unattractive and rude to match. \n\n     The large pool was closed all but one day! But they kept the adult pool that you have to pay $10+ to get into open with 3 patrons (4 lifeguards). I would say bad idea. Drinks were super expensive bring at least $40 cash with you to drink at the pool. \n\n     I will probably never stay at the Excalibur again it is out dated and under staffed to keep up on the hotel and casino. This will contribute to further deterioration of the casino. (Resort fee?) Ha what resort? Small uprade to motel 6 but with a casino inside.


I have been coming here for 6 years and have always had an amazing experience.  The bartenders are always friendly - and in the dinning room, Jen is an absolute amazing person to have serve you.   Also, way cheaper for quality drinks right next to the strip.


Overall a great experience.   I attended as part of a corporate group and we did the 16 Lap Ferrari experience (two sets of 8 laps).    We were treated very well the entire time.  The staff was very courteous and always asking if we needed anything.   A+ experience overall.  \n\nThe only negative I saw was they didn't give you your lap times by default.   Even the local indoor go-kart racing track I live near does that.  Knowing your lap times is one of the most important things to know if you are taking this experience seriously!    I only knew mine because I happened to ask my driver.  I had a good driver and he was keeping track.  Others in my group never got their times and the drivers didn't tell them.    It'd be great to see your lap time, with columns to compare to others in your group, best lap times from anyone that day, or best drivers of all time.  \n\nThis is a very serious racing experience and would not recommend it for someone who is just looking to tool around in an exotic car.   This experience is about road racing and truly pushing these cars to their limits.   The instructors will be barking in your ear and pushing you to do better as you head around the course.   They are not your friend, think of them as a drill-sergeant.   It's an intense, pressure-cooker environment.   You'll truly understand racing IS a sport after just 8 laps and you're exhausted.    If you can't handle that, stick to go-karts.   You'll save money and have more fun.\n\nLastly, FYI to the Dream Racing crew you should evaluate all your video cameras to make sure they are working properly.   When I got home, my SD card was blank.   I had to use an undelete tool to try and scrub the card and was able to recover 1 video, however when I get to the 7 min mark out of 9 mins the file is corrupted.   At least I got something recovered.    I was in Car 9 I believe.     My boss was in a different car and he also had corruption issues with his video.


Expected a bit more after the reviews, unfortunately I left dissatisfied.  \n\nMy co-worker and I had high hopes and stockpiled food accordingly.. we got a couple 2 meat plates, soda's (no beer here!!), a couple sides and added on a couple ribs as we expected them to be amazing. \n\nThe meat wasn't anything outstanding.  It had a nice smoke ring on most, but lacked the flavor needed.  They need to put some more rub or baste accordingly, because all meat was very much lacking. \n\nBrisket - tender, but possessed minimal bark and flavor.  Good consistency. \nPork - adequate taste in some bites, but overall lacking anything special. \nRibs - cooked very well, had a little tug on them as opposed to falling off the bone. But again, missing flavor. \n\nMac n Cheese - the shining star... It was great!! Had a crusty topping of goldfish or something similar.  \nHousemade Rootbeer - not very good and I really enjoy rootbeer.  Just way too sweet for me.  \n\nBbq Sauce - it was ok.  I've had better and worst.. the spicy had a nice kick to it.. I slathered it on nearly everything to flavor it up.  \n\nWish I would have went somewhere else.. but its all about giving places a shot.


Buffalo wings are on of my main food groups. One of the reasons I miss living in Arizona, that's right not somewhere in the N East that get's cold, but AZ. Wing are perfect each time, right amount of spice, heat and sauce. Being spoiled by NNY has ruined me for life. I can't seem to find a close second to this, and man have I tried. Love the other food btw, and the service has always been good everytime I go. NNY is my excuse to visit my relatives in AZ.


Today I went to Super Cuts and had my hair cut by Sandy, I usually don't write reviews, but after spending time in her chair today and leaving with my hair looking great, I want others to know about her, she is good at her job and is a kind easy going person. I will be returning for my next hair cut, of course with Sandy.


If you have ever been to Katz's in NYC, Kaufman's in Chicago or Cantor's in LA you need to know right away , you will be disappointed ..this isn't that kind of Jewish Deli. \nNow if you haven't, this might be just fine for you. Located close to ASU I wonder if they just have given up trying to really show off how good it could be. maybe feeding the students and their out of town parents is just enough for the Chompies Family. But if they do want to attract locals to come in here are some ideas: \n\nRefill water glasses at least every 15 minutes, this is salty food; pickles, pastrami , chopped liver etc...give us some water...and if you see customers sucking on ice with an empty glass take the hint... \n\ngive us a nice big bowl of pickles 4 pickles in an a 10 inch dish just looks silly...show us you care like a Jewish grandma and give us a decent amount .... \n\nWhen you say LEAN it means no big flabby pieces of loose fat dripping off the meat on every side. Lean would be the no visible trails of flabbiness. \n\nDo something about the fries...when the person next to you says , \"they taste okay when you put gravy on them\" you know they are just meh... \nIf you are giving me fries ,make them decent ..it's not that difficult. \n\nCheck on your table occasionally , taking the order and bringing the food and little else makes me wonder why we even need the waitress...I will go take the order and get the food and no need to tip me.... and I refill water glasses. \n\nChompies has the potential to be more but who am I to tell them what to do?


Went for happy hour and would definitely go again, but wasn't blown away by anything in particular.\n\nThe food menu is pretty limited, which is expected since it's a bar and there's a full restaurant next door.  We tried the perogies and some of the pate.  Both were good, but again, nothing astounding.  Although, now I see that we could have also ordered from the legume menu...\n\nWe had some cocktails and would definitely come back to try some of the others.\n\nOverall, I'm mainly won over by the location, which is walking distance for me, and the fact that it wasn't too crowded at about 5:30pm.


HONDA WEST ALMOST KILLED ME!\nI always come here for my oil change. Anyway, I had major service done here about a month ago and had oil change, clutch flush, brake fluids, spark plugs and one other thing done (I can't remember). Anyway, I went to Honda Culver City (los angeles) a week ago and they found that all 4 of my brake pads were \"dangerously low\" and that my car wasn't even safe to drive with brake pads that low. I think the service agent told me that the brake pads were 0.5mm. You can call Honda Culver City to verify. How can Honda West check my clutch, brake fluids and other stuff and not see that my brake pads are that low? I even told the service guy that I'm going to be doing a long drive and asked to check the car. Thanks for letting me drive my car when it's unsafe to do so. Apparently your customer's safety isn't your priority. I could sue you guys for this


Really good food, hadn't had a good Chinese meal in a year. Buffets are not the same. Definitely coming back.


I love olive garden, but this one seems to have poor service.  The only reason why I keep coming here is for the salad and breadsticks.  I went here for my birthday this past Saturday and it was probably the best service I got and it still wasn't that great.   The wait wasn't as long as usual but that could be cause it's summer.  I wish they let us enjoy our salad longer, but that's probably cause they don't want us to eat several bowls of it cause it's unlimited


This is definitely the place I go to for my pho craving every time I'm in Vegas! It's the whole package.  It's clean, open kitchen concept so you don't wonder, no fingers in your soup when they deliver your bowl and simply tasty!  I always order too much because I can never just stick to one thing.  I want to eat everything on their menu. However, my favorite is the Bun Rieu and Bun Bo Hue.  I also love the service there too!  They are all so friendly and I appreciate that since most Pho places have bad service and that takes away from the whole experience.


This was my second time at California Pizza in LV Mirage. My first time was as disappointing as the second time. I only when the second time because my friend insisted on having pizza. The pizza is just not good overall., maybe I am a bit more demanding when it comes to pizza than others but this pizza really did not qualify as good pizza in my books. Not to mention your bill for two pizzas and a soda will run you over $40.


Yummy Mexican food, but the atmosphere feels like a chain. Still worth it for the chips and salsa. This one is really close to Scottsdale Fashion Square mall.


Nice sized parking lot. Friendly staff.


We stopped in after cruising around the mall area. Not too shabby, but kind of pricey for portion size. Fresh sourdough bread to begin with, along with some stale tasting crackers. \nStarted out with the shrimp/chorizo bruschetta--which was enjoyable, but kind of messy! Combo of shrimp, chorizo, red and yellow tomatoes, and creamed leeks. All came together rather nicely. For dinner, I had a chicken parmesan hybrid, which wasn't terrible, but the sauce tasted a little bit like spaghetti-o's and there wasn't enough sauce to coat the pasta, \nDrinks were also on the expensive side--$13 glasses of wine?!\nWas ok, not great. Our server was nice and on top of refills/checking in on us.


Overpriced & Horrible Housekeeping! \n\nI stayed in a suite for 5 nights, and continously had housekeeping issues that were reported and Not addressed. Housekeeping not coming until late in the afternoon, not vacuuming, leaving hair in the tub repeatedly, leaving standing water in the tub, hair in my sheets,  re - arranging my things, and USING MY TOLIET WITHOUT FLUSHING! \nStaff offered a complimentary breakfast which I was unable to use, offered me free snacks and soda. All I wanted was adequate housekeeping service. If I hadn't prepaid I would have left on the 2nd day. I WAS NOT COMPED. After showing the Asst. Mgr. pictures I was told I would get free nights stay certificates & bonus points. I had to call the Hilton customer service line TWICE and complete a survey before I heard back from the hotel, and after that I received 1 free regular room stay.\nMotel 6 service at a Hilton price. Just stay somewhere else & save yourself the frustration.


Items sampled include:\n\nNapa Valley Flight\n\nNeapolitan Margherita with Bufala Mozzarella, San Marzano Tomatos, Fresh Basil, Frantoia Olive Oil\n\nRoman Duck Confit with Oven Roasted Duck, Bufala Mozzarella, Fresh Spinach, Red Onion, Over Easy Egg\n\nSemolina Gnocchi with Smoked Nueske's Bacon, Peas, Black Truffle Crema\n\nSweet Bufala Ricotta - Honey and Roasted Pistachios\n\nClearly believing two ovens to be better than one Due Forni has been gathering a lot of attention in Las Vegas ever since opening its doors and given the convenient off strip location and lunch hours the pizza and wine bar became our first stop after my friend's plane touched down.  A surprisingly large space with earth tones, wood, and Edison bulbs serving as decoration while two Neapolitano brick ovens dominate the back half of the restaurant turning out both Roman and Neapolitan pies our arrival found the restaurant almost entirely empty and within moments we were seated, a young man named Eric proving a competent if not slightly overzealous server.\n\nWanting to see what the restaurant had to offer both from the ovens and the kitchen I was given the charge of ordering while my friend enjoyed a $24 flight of hefty reds and with so few patrons at 2:00pm our pizzas arrived quickly, a superlative Margherita with oozing puddles of imported mozzarella and bright, assertive tomato sauce beneath a slick of olive oil and basil followed by a crisp and crackling 500F Roman  style pie with tomatoes replaced by a creamy egg intermingling with rich, smoky duck and strong notes of red onion.  Generally a fan of more blister and bubble on my Neapolitan but thoroughly impressed by the ingredient quality of both pies I'd be hard pressed to choose a favorite, though I imagine a Margherita Roman with some Prosciutto would be perfect.\n\nUnable to resist gnocchi, whether flour or potato, an order of this semolina iteration arrived alongside the duck confit and although rich and plentiful with great texture I personally found the dish to be a touch too saline and a bit heavy on truffle oil - the sort of dish that probably would have benefitted by a glass of something dry and white - and ending on the \"RICH\" theme I'll simply say that anyplace willing to serve a cup full of sweetened cheese topped with honey and nuts as dessert is worth visiting in my book...smoky, creamy, sweet - definitely a must order, and perfect with coffee.


When I think of this salon, I think clean, friendly and overall great!  I have been seeing Sylvia (esthetician) for a couple of years.  She is fast, efficient, friendly and knowledgeable.  I get my waxing done here and I recommend Sylvia to every one of my friends and family.  Call in advanced to get an appointment set and then they have a discount if you book for the next time in advanced.  There is a yelp check in deal for brazilian wax that is to die for... just sayin


Seeing how little went into my quesadilla, I'm not comfortable with paying over $7. At least use a mixed cheese blend!  And seeing how little effort went into making my quesadilla, I am really not impressed (you would think a labor charge is rolled into the price of food.)\n\nMaybe what distinguishes Qdoba are the burritos with their special combos, but I am nonplussed to try them again. Oh well.


Okay.  YUMMM!\n\nIn town for work - and sadly sick the entire week ... So my Vegas experience on this trip consisted on dinners out and some shopping ... On top of my work! ;)  And I must admit that we dined here twice ... Clearly, we enjoyed!\n\nA girlfriend and I sat at the bar on this night at TBones.  It was Monday night football, packed restaurant and bar.  We finally scored 2 seats together, right in front of 1 set of TVs and prime location.  The bartender was very nice and attentive.  She was soon to be shocked at how much food my friend and I ordered.  Hey, we wanted to get a taste of so many things ... We did.\n\nOn our menu:\n\nCauliflower Mushrooms - sounds random. looks like little ribbons. tastes delicious!\n\nMacaroni and Cheese - to die for. large noodles. 4-5 cheeses. sinful.\n\nLump Meat Crab Cocktail (this was on 2nd night) - fresh. generous portion. yummy.\n\nPetite Filet Mignon - more than enough for this girl - especially in accompaniment with all the sides. plus i added real horseradish. spicy. tender. tasty.\n\nthe sad thing ... we never got to taste the desert - we were so full come desert time we just couldn't do it to ourselves - our thighs - our bellies ... : (  \n\nOnly 2 downers of TBones:\n\n1- The hostesses were annoying. snobby. not helpful. not educated on their surroundings. they need a lesson in how to treat the customer.\n\n2- Be prepared to spend the evening here.  The service isn't the quickest, but you will enjoy the process.


I haven't been to too many outlet malls but this one is probably the best out of all of them. It's an outdoor mall and it's not too small or extremely large. It's also pretty easy to navigate once you make a few rounds; I think it pretty much loops around in a complete circle. When we went it was moderately crowded but still able to navigate freely, and it was on a Tuesday afternoon. Parking was okay, although we got kinda lost initially since this was our first time here. They have a 4 story (?) parking deck right next to the mall.\n\nThey have plenty of stores ranging for MK to Pacsun to Charlotte Russe and everything in between. I was able to find some good deals at GAP and O'Nelil but unfortunately my gf couldn't find anything :(\n\nThe ratio of higher end/designer stores to your typical chain dept. store was like 10 to 3 so if you're more into that fancy stuff, then this place has many options. There were plenty of good deals going on when we went as well.\n\nThe only downside is their limited food options.. we ended up just getting an Auntie Annes pretzel that seemed like it was sitting out for a bit..


Tried this place for lunch a few weeks back based on the Yelp reviews, and SOLELY on Yelp reviews as based on principal alone I don't think I'd ever randomly walk into a place called \"Food Express\"   Just on a whim I could come up with at least 515,129 better names (list coming soon!), but I digress....\n\nNot sure how others use Yelp but I like to type my address and then find the Highest Rated and \"Best Matches\" within driving distance.   This one kept coming up extremely high on the Best Match list.   Sold.\n\nI then like to find the dishes most people seem to agree on.   Salt and Pepper Pork Chops.   Check.    Called it in and picked it up 15 minutes later.   So far so good.  Upon trying the pork chops, I was slightly underwhelmed.   Perhaps I had too high of expectations?   They were definitely tasty, but I thought they did seem a little greasy/gristly as I was eating them, and they didn't scream \"freshly prepared\" to me based on the lack of warmth.   Did I eat them all anyway?   Shut up.\n\nSo yeah, definitely tasty, not quite as impressive as I was hoping I'd find them, and I havent mentioned it yet but the price was a good value for the amount of food I got.\n\nWon't be in any rush to try it again but it also wouldn't take an act of God to make me try it again (hello Applebees)


Okay Mexican restaurant in the Mandalay Bay Shoppes. Like many other restaurants here it is over priced and food is okay. Don't order the guacamole, we thought it wasn't that much extra for such a small portion, but were shocked it was $9 for a tiny bowl. Unless you really crave Mexican food, avoid this place.


Four (4!!!) overcooked shrimp on a whole shrimp po boy for 12 bucks?!? How can they serve this without being ashamed of themselves? Red beans n rice was average at best. Nothing close to authentic. Gumbo? Meh. Bland and boring.\n\nI will say though that the service was above average...though it didn't make up for NOLA's lazy take on Cajun cuisine. This restaurant wouldn't last a day in New Orleans.


Beer is awesome (first timers must do the beer flight sampler) and I have never had a meal that wasn't excellent!   A quick note, there isn't a/c in the building so keep that in mind during the summer months - although that doesn't stop anyone from going, the place is always jumping!


DO NOT STAY HERE!!!   EVER!!! I would have given it ZERO stars if I could.\n\nThis hotel is the worst one I have ever stayed at, and I will NOT be going back to any of MGM's hotels! They are all garbage!\n\n- Mold in the shower/bathtub\n- The door number plaque was missing, and someone promptly used a sharpie to write the door number in.\n- The safe in the room was broken\n- After declining maid service and putting the \"do not disturb\" card on the door, I returned to find my room was cleaned and $200 was missing from my room. My friend with me also had cash stolen from her personals.\n- After filing a \"security report\" the hotel offered me a $50 room credit as a show of good faith. When I checked out, there was NO record of the $50 room credit. \n- Numerous calls have gone unreturned. My last call got me to a grumpy lady who was too busy to help me. She told me that Mauricio Chales was going to call me. That was 8 days ago.\n- Email that was written to them has also been unsuccessful.\n\nSave your money for a nicer hotel, as the Monte Carlo is not even close to being \"nice\". \n\nTerrible customer service, despicable room and thief's for maids. Enter at your own risk!


Opinions are a changing.  Went to Pedros over the weekend.  Tamales were not good.  The sauce had formed a skin on the top because it sat under the heat lamps too long.  I took three bites before I found any pork.  I ate half of one and the waiter asked if I wanted to take the rest home.  When I said no, my satisfaction was not questioned.  I'll stick with Laredos.


The location of Il Fornaio is great...nice to be able to sit out and watch people in the casino.  The service was also really great.\n\nHowever, although the food was good, I struggle to give more than 3 stars, because I thought the price tag was really high for what we ordered.


When I moved to AZ about 5 years ago, this Zipps was just down the road, and one of my regular hangouts. My friends and I had such a blast coming here on Friday-Saturday nights for wings and Zipparitas, or the huge 32 oz beers that are way too big, and also when craving burgers and fries.(my faves are the green chile and mushroom Swiss) The onion rings are really tasty as well. I still come back here every once and awhile when I need a chill fun place for drinks and food with my chandler friends and definitely recommend it if your in the area.


Vom Fass is a charming little shop specializing in infused oils, vinegars, liqueurs, and liquors. If you are looking for unique gift ideas, this is an excellent place to start. The staff is friendly, helpful, and eager to assist, and customers are encouraged to sample the products before purchasing. \n\nI do have a few complaints, however. The bottles, although corked and sealed with wax, do have a tendency to leak. I purchased two bottles of oil as a present for my mother, and when she opened them, the bottles and the cellophane in which they were wrapped were coated with a layer of oil. Not much of the product was lost due to the leakage, but it was messy, and for the price that I paid for both the bottles and the contents, it was disappointing. The bottles themselves are quite pricey (not including the price of the product), but if you don't want to spend money on them the next go-round, you can simply wash and dry them and bring them back to be refilled. I am also not a fan of the writing on the bottles after purchase; employees use a white marker to write the contents and volume of the bottle on it, and in my opinion, it looks messy and cheap. \n\nProducts range from basic, traditional olive oil to higher-end oils, to sherries and vinegars, and there is a decent supply of alcohol from local suppliers, too. My favorite purchase to date is the rosemary-infused olive oil. I have also bought a wonderful raspberry vinegar here.\n\nYes, Vom Fass is pricey, but as the product is not necessarily intended for everyday use, it is worth a visit.


Not bad. A little pricey but what do you expect, rent there is probably a bazillion dollars. The Chai was OK but the Granita looked like shaved ice after a few sips.


Grainy and soft\nShould serve with a straw


UPDATE:\n\nThe owner is very personable.\n\nThe bid made to my insurance company was the highest of any bidder, I needed repairs, however, the bid submitted was for total replacement of all siding on my house.\n\nThe company did not get my business because the insurance company would not fund total replacement of all the of home's siding.


Man, I went there today and wow!  I personally loved this place...it reminded me of a few cafes back home in Dallas, Tx.  If you're looking for a good breakfast place...go to this place!!!  You won't regret it!!!  :)


You order at the counter here, & when your order is ready you take it to your choice of several quaint little dining rooms, or the mostly enclosed, covered patio.\n\nI ordered the #C Weekday Lunch Combo, which brought out a shredded beef taco, a cheese enchilada, a green burrito, beans & rice, plus a side of chips, sold separately.\n\nThere were no booths, the portions of food were smallish, served on picnic plates, & the chips were very ordinary.  SO, 2-Stars & we're out of here, right?  ...Well, not so fast!\n\nThe excellent salsa helped the chips along, & what you get along with the modest meal size is a reasonable price ($5.95 + .50 for the chips).  Oh, & the taste of the food overall was TERRIFIC!  That's one thing, isn't it?    :-))


I went in a few weeks ago and the man that took care of me was very rude. He jerked my feet around, throwing them back and forth. The water was too hot. When i was trying to make up my mind about a color he said i leave you call me when you make up your mind, but hurry I have not had my lunch yet. Then he charged me 10$ extra for putting crackel polish that i supplied. When I questioned why he said it not the product, it the time it took to do it. Really???? It was just one coat of MY polish. I will NEVER go back there again.


We like the soup but service is always a little slow. But the make your own soup choice is nice for picky eaters


All of their food is great. Servers always have an opinion on what you should try if you're indecisive, and they're always spot on! Bartenders are fun and always attentive, but not too in-your-face. Great place to catch dinner and/or drinks with friends or family!


My latest visit to The Ivory Room was scorned by the lack of space to sit/stand/move.\n\nThis piano bar is a true unique gem in Madison, but apparently, it's gotten too popular for the amount of space they have in their current location.\n\nGood beers? Yep! Awesome drink specials? Always!\n\nA few years ago they added a second piano, which is when this place really took off. The dueling piano concept is really neat because it provides continuous playing throughout the night and allows the pianists to play off each other.\n\nPro tip: go have a drink at Capital Tap Haus, save your receipt, and get free entry into the Ivory Room (instructions located at the bottom of the receipt). You're welcome.


I can't even believe I'm reviewing a Buffalo Wild Wings. You are all witnessing what can only be described as a low point in my Yelping. Ugh, ok, let's just get this over with.\n\nFirst of all, why did I even come here? Because it was Friday night and my family wanted to go out and my dad hates any place with live music, crowds, noise, and \"lots of energy.\" So Buffalo Wild Wings is the perfect place to go if you hate people and fun, basically. And my brother wanted to go here because they have trivia, which by the way is also not fun because if I am one thing I am fucking competitive and I hate losing and will go out of my way to try to ruin the fun for everyone else if I do. Also the game itself is full of either esoteric questions or totally obvious ones and if you wait long enough they give you the answer. Total bullshit. \n\nOh so the restaurant itself I'm pretty sure is segregated. The hostess insisted that we sit at the bar even though the front dining area had plenty of tables open because she said there were only two waitresses for that area and they were already busy. So we walked through there and pretty much everybody was black. The bar had some people in it and (you should expect this if you've been reading carefully) they were all white. Probably a total coincidence. I'm not really sure but I'd guess Yelp might frown upon such a nonchalant accusation of segregation.\n\nThe only other time I've been to a Buffalo Wild Wings was in high school when I went with my friend Katie and these twins, Greg and whatever the gay one's name was. All I remember from that was the twins were really hot and I had a thing for Greg and didn't find out until January when I visited Katie in Brooklyn that a) Greg is her roommate now and b) he totally had a thing for me, too. So when we reunited we hella made out and I know my ex-boyfriend doesn't read this but if he does I might as well come clean about also making out with 3 other guys early on in our relationship because that's what you get when you date me for 5 months and refuse to acknowledge me as your girlfriend, asshole! This entire paragraph has nothing to do with this restaurant but whatever if I want to use Yelp as my diary I DAMN WILL. \n\nSo anyway we ordered like 25 wings for the table and I'll just cut to the chase, they sucked. I asked the waitress if they had anything that they didn't deep fry and she replied, \"Everything is fried.\" So I ate all this fried greasy food and felt horrible and my old college/post-college/occasionally current bulimia habit kicked in because I just didn't want that shit in my body. That is how bad Buffalo Wild Wings is. Fuck now I wish I would not have told my mom about Yelp because she reads my reviews now I guess. She said some of them are funny. SOME OF THEM?? She also says I'm \"too sarcastic so that I can sound edgy\" and to that I say you may be right but Yelp reviews are the only things keeping me from pulling the trigger on the Beretta I put to my forehead every night before bed, so just let me do this the way I want. Man, that was really dark. Now THAT'S edgy!\n\nWow what the hell was I even talking about? Oh yeah, I didn't like the wings here.


I've been shopping here for a few years and this shop is the best. Fantastic prices, friendly staff, shelves full with great selection, open late. I'm always glad to support my local businesses!! Highly recommended!!


Latest mega-resort in Vegas owned by MGM.  It's going to eat the lunch of alot of the older casinos.  Really nice modern design and impressive silhouette from the outside...this place makes the MGM look like a boutique hotel.\n\nRoom was phenomenal, better than either Mandalay or the Hotel rooms I've had.  Super cool fixtures (everyting connected to LDC computer, one touch drapes, etc.).  Awesome bathroom with glassed off shower & bathtub next to each other in a space bigger than most Vegas entire bathrooms.   Would definitely stay there again.


I was in the Monona area and my friends and I were craving pizza so this place showed up on our yelp app. WOW is all I can say! By far the best pizza in town! Very reasonable prices and 110% delicious! They're located across the street from Monona Grove High School and it's not exactly the best location since the streets there were very busy but I'm willing to risk crazy high school traffic for this pizza!\n\nWe ordered a 16' specialty pizza which cost us a little over $20 and it was well worth the price. You have the choice of cutting the pizza into triangles or squares which I think awesome. Their thin crust is superb and everything tasted fresh and home made. I've only been here once but I can tell you now that I'm definitely coming back! Rossi's you have a customer for life!\n\nAlso, their decor is very unique. It's somewhat dirty but nothing that will turn you away from their pizzeria. I would recommend either taking out or getting deliver (btw, they have free delivery!). The restaurant is personally not a place i would want to sit and enjoy my meal unless I had my children with me, but it's definitely very kid friendly since they're part vintage arcade.\n\nLast advice, GET IN AND EAT HERE! Worth every penny!!!!!!


Hmmm, I am so torn...\n\nIf not for the pizza, this place would be a solid 4 stars. Usually, I'd only drop it down to three stars and say, \"stay away from the pizza,\" but, well, if you are a pizza joint, it just doesn't work that way.\n\nThe desserts here get 5 stars! I had a cannoli, it was perfect! The sweet ricotta was just the right level of sweet, the shell was firm, but not dry. One of my friends had a chocolate covered one and he said it was excellent as well. \n\nThe sides are also very yummy. The garlic knots are well seasoned and melt in your mouth.\n\nThe setup is nice, with plenty of seating, including an outdoor patio and an indoor bar. The patio provides a view of Fremont. The bar has a decent selection of alcohol with a few more specialized liquors you won't necessarily find everywhere else.\n\nThe service is also good, with staff that is friendly and accommodating. even when the place is clearly slow and they're probably not making what they should be in the way of tips compared to other Fremont Street servers on a Friday night, they still stay cheery and aim to please.\n\nBut, the pizza. It's badly made and clearly with the wrong cheeses and wrong seasonings in the sauce. The pizza here tastes like the horribly over sweetened crap you get at dominos. Or used to get at dominos. I think even dominos has figured out how to make a better pizza at this point (not GOOD, mind you, just BETTER).\n\nWe ordered a white pizza and a regular one, so the problem was not one pizza alone. Everything was bad.\n\nIf you've already had dinner, it's a nice place to grab dessert and drinks on the patio. Just stay away from the pizza.


We had a really nice time here. The place is small. I was immediately impressed when I saw the wood-fired pizza oven. The owner served us personally and couldn't have been nicer. We had a pizza with mozzarella, meatballs, and sausage. The pizza had really excellent flavor, and I was very impressed with the quality of the meatballs. The little char on the crust from the wood oven was magical. \n\nMy only complaint is that we didn't leave totally stuffed. We got the 2nd largest pizza, but the pizza is so flat that it isn't too filling. The other dishes and appetizers were really expensive, so we didn't get anything else. We aren't competitive eaters or anything, we just like to be full and have some leftovers. Am I greedy? Maybe. \n\nIt was delicious, so we would definitely go back. Next time, we'll get two, smaller pizzas. That would be good.


Great atmosphere food!


I gave this place five stars originally, as our first visit was tremendous. The food, no matter what, is amazing. The service, however, depends entirely upon one person (Diane).\n\nWe have been five times. As I say, the first time was amazing... outstanding food, a very inviting atmosphere, and impeccable service from our waitress, Diane.\n\nThe last four times have convinced us never to enter the restaurant unless Diane is there. The \"gentleman\" who seems to manage the place during the day time is so aloof and downright rude that you leave the restaurant upset that you gave anyone there any money.\n\nOn our last dining experience two groups--one on each side of us--both expressed the same sentiments. The staff during the day is horrible, and it affects the entire experience of dining.\n\nIt is a shame, Chef Marc, that you do not have better people representing your restaurant. Let me say this to you and to everyone considering dining here: if Diane is there, you will love this place. If she is not, you will despise it... despite the incredible efforts of the kitchen staff.\n\nI won't be going back for a considerable time, and never during the daytime.


Some really great produce prices, which are what pulled us in.  We got a newspaper flyer from them last week and decided to check it out, based on that.  Still, I kept thinking, isn't this the place [friends of ours] went to and said wasn't that great??\n\nThe produce is priced well but it seems like everything else is on the high side.  Bulk food section was small-ish, I though.  I meant to bring a pen and paper to write down prices of items I usually buy, to compare RBN, WF, TJ's, and EEFCO - but forgot.  But long grain brown rice was $1.99 here, which is same as EEFCO.  I think walnuts are more at RBN, though.  Basically - don't believe the low price claims!\n\nI think we may go back for produce and that may be it.  Free parking is nice, though - they cover 2 hours, which would give you a little time to wander, too.  Parking is covered which is oh so nice.\n\nOne negative for families is no changing table in the bathrooms.   I had to change a diaper  on the floor of the bathroom on my husband's coat.  Yeah, the floor was pretty clean, but still.  Ugh.  Not a good thing for families!\n\nupdate - they did eventually add a changing table, but I guess their low priced produce and high priced everything else model didn't make many people happy.  Defunct!


My credit card information was stolen after I purchased lunch from this location. I called the manager the next day to simply alert her that there may be an issue with their machine. She absolutely denied any possibility of the fraud charges coming as a result of her store, she even went as far as to tell me that \"None of my employees even know anyone in California\" (CA is where the fraudulent spending came from). Her reaction to my call was that of a remarkably poor manager, particularly considering that I didn't call to complain, just inform.\n\nBe warned-- fraudulent charges appeared on my card after paying for a meal at this Jason's Deli. That, coupled with a ridiculous reaction from the manager are enough to keep me from returning.


We came as a party of four without a reservation. We had about a twenty minute wait, no big deal so we sat at the bar. I Decided on a mojito that was great. Cheers to the bartender. \n\nWe were sat at our table in the outdoor dining area. There was live music playing below our seating area that was great. This was the end of our positive experiences here.\n\nThe service was lackluster, not terrible, just nothing special. Any drinks ordered seemed to take some time before coming to the table. Everyone ordered a different meal from the menu. \n\nThe food was nothing to write home about. Our appetizers came out timely, some melted cheese & chips. Then came entr\u00e9e. It was $30 for three small tacos that were not very impressive. Finally, the desert. A very bland banana cream pie. \n\nI'd give this place another shot. There were some other choices on the menu I'd like to try some time.