Round #2 at Tony Sacco's was pretty consistent with my first visit.  On this go, I had the same server again, who recognized me and chatted briefly about business picking up some.  She was friendly and attentive again, keeping my drink filled.\n\nThe food:\nRotolis (garlic knots) - Upon ordering this, my waitress let me know that they have a smaller size of 5 knots that isn't listed on the menu.  So I ordered that with a side of the marinara.  Marinara was tasty and served smoking hot.  Rotolis arrived to the table super hot as well.  They were somewhat firm on the outside and soft and hot on the inside.  The service in the wooden bowl was a little odd, and to keep them from soaking up the butter/garlic in the bottom of the bowl, I moved them to my plate (personal preference, not a negative).  Very good!\n12\" White pizza - Traditional white pizza with the ricotta dollops on top.  The spots were a little bigger than a quarter and not gloppy, so it was quite good.  Crust was crispy, but not hard, and there were no black spots at all on this pizza.  \n\nOnce I was done, my leftovers were boxed up and I was on my way.\n\nI had about 2/3 of the pizza left over, along with 3 of the knots (I wish I had asked for some of the marinara to go with it - that was excellent!).  For reheating, I would definitely put these in the oven/toaster oven - microwave reheating makes everything soggy and not as good - but a quick trip in the oven re-heated them perfectly.\n\nI will return to try just a plain cheese pizza - and I will definitely be ordering more of the rotolis.


One of my absolute favorites in CU, Courier Cafe is the best place to relax and get some delicious American food. Old fashioned soda fountain favorites like phosphates and malt shakes make this place unique, but nearly everything is good. Sandwiches are on fresh bread,  and burgers are thick and hearty. There are a lot of vegetarian options- my favorite is the pesto grilled swiss on sourdough. I also love the ham melt on a fresh croissant. For dessert I recommend sharing a headliner, a monstrously delicious sundae drenched in hot fudge.\n\nFor the quality of food you get, this place is actually a bargain. I'd prefer it over most of CU's \"fine dining\" establishments any day. Service can be slightly slow, but overall this is one of my favorite places to enjoy after a difficult test or a arduous paper-writing spree.


City Center \"could have been a contender\" Just built at the wrong time, it's going to go down. Great idea,even $8+ billion wasn't enough to do it really right so they scrimped at the end and it shows.\n\nAs far as spending that dough on downtown: that would be even dumber. Downtown is beyond redemption short of razing it and starting over.


The only time this Walmart is acceptable is if it's late at night. Other than that, it's full of nothing but welfare moms with screaming brats complaining about what they can and can't use their food stamps on. Don't bother. Go to Target instead; it's cleaner and not so ghetto. On the upshot, most of the cashiers are really nice; it's the class of people that make it crappy.


They make you line up a mile long and wait till 1130 to let people in. \nDoormen are assholes


A great hidden gem off Mill Ave!  This place has good veg/non veg healthy lunch options in a small court yard setting.  For ~$7 you will be full.  There popular chicken salad is delicious and you can't go wrong with any of their items.  I dig the free chips/salsa as well and the out door seating is good 9 out 12 months a year.  The owners and employees make this a warm friendly environment.  Styrofoam cups at a \"green\" restaurant is what drops them from 5 to 4 stars.


Espect\u00e1culo entretenido, las chicas bailan muy bien, pero se ve que los guionistas se fumaron algo cuando idearon el gui\u00f3n.\nMickey es el mas divertido de los actores.


Talk about a disappointment! \n\nI want to first say that our server was amazing and tried his best to give us the best service ever. Thank you!! \n\nMy friend and I were hungry after a late night on the town, we were staying at MB and were craving burgers. We got there and were seated right away. My friend ordered the French Dip Steak and it was horrible! The meat was dryer than the Las Vegas heat, no taste! The soup that came with it was bland and the pasta was disgusting. Meanwhile I had the hamburger that had no taste to it. \n\nNow usually if we were paying a cheap price, you get what you pay for. But these orders were $20 bucks a piece. And I understand that it's late at night, but either lower the price or give us fresh food. We let our server know that we didn't like our food (we couldn't even finish it) and didn't want anything else. Then the manager came and basically told us that they did ask us if we wanted anything else and \"apologized\". Yeah, whatever dude. At the end of it all we did get a cut off our total, but the whole experience was a total let down. If you're going to be serving food, all I ask is for it to be GOOD. Avoiding this place from now on.


Loved this hotel. Really enjoyed the view with the curtains opening automatically when you open the door and the view was amazing. I really liked the combo bath/shower and double sinks - super convenient.\n\nThe concierge asked if we were celebrating anything (which we were) and she extended our check-out time to noon (yay) and I received some goodies in our room for my birthday. I recommend leaving your bags in the car if you are checking in before their check-in time. Our room wasn't ready early so they text us when it was. They gave us the keys ahead of time so when we received the text we could just walk into our room and not have to wait in the line for check-in again.\n\nOnly downside to this stay was the usb port technology. We couldn't connect our phones to play our music throughout the room which totally sucked. We didn't have enough time to call for service as we were getting ready to head out to a concert. Wish it would have worked - we spent probably 30 minutes trying to figure it out ourselves.\n\nAll in all, I'd definitely recommend this hotel.


I went to Sarah's Hallmark yesterday for their Holiday sale and was very disappointed with the bait and switch tactics going on with the Vera Bradley bags. They were offering in their sale print ad one style of bag but when I got to the store, that bag was NOT the one they were offering with the sale price. And it wasn't because they didn't have it either!  When I asked the clerk about the proper price of the bag, she insisted that the owners made a mistake but that she couldn't offer the bag that was pictured at the discounted price. I told her this was bait and switch and asked her to call the owners to clarify. She wouldn't do it. You have to sell the bag pictured at the discounted price...plain and simple. Very disappointing.


MAC cosmetics department:  Not impressed.  I was making a large purchase and I was completely rushed by the associate \"helping me\".  It was not busy at all, so I don't see why I was rushed.  Unfortunately, this is the closest MAC to me.  Bummer.


This is a review for the retail store.  The bar/restaurant is your typical touristy, themed restaurant.  \nI came in to get a few things for some very picky family members.  One of the managers there, Glenn saw me wondering around and offered to assist me.  I must say, he certainly knows how to provide great service.  He asked me a few questions and before I knew it he had picked out the perfect gifts for me.  I certainly wasn't expecting such great service at such a touristy place, but Glenn proved me wrong.  I wish I was treated this way everywhere I shopped.  Kudos for Margeritaville for hiring such great staff.


Totally expect to get my ass kicked by the serious Pane Bianco devotees on here, but oh well. Meh. I don't like paying $10+ for a sandwich, and then almost $4 for a side, and $2-3 for a bottle of water/bottle of soda. That is not an acceptable lunch option to me. Especially when I have yet to patron Pane Bianco one time and not been hungry an hour later. This is the freakin' sushi bar of the sandwich world.\n\nWhile I'll agree that the ingredients are fresh, you get so few of them it would be difficult to know otherwise. I've been several times now and pretty much always get the tomato/mozz sandwich as I don't eat tuna salad or have a taste for sopressatta. The other day however I got the market sandwich and I was so excited to be able to try something new because it had turkey in it. 2 whole super thin supermarket looking slices of turkey. Mmmmmm. Delicious giant pieces of bread with two super thin slices of turkey in the middle. How could I say anything nasty about paying $10 for you? How dare I be hungry an hour later when you made me so full with all of that bread? You get the picture. Stick the the tomato/mozz sandwich if you're heading this way. Oh, and make sure someone else is picking up this ludicrous tab.


Brand new location. Staff was friendly and helpful. Look forward to shopping here often!


This location is horrible. .. the longest waits ever!! I have came here several times an each time is the same. I just ordered 2 chicken strip meals an after waiting at window for 10 min they asked me to pull up an park in front because they just dropped my chick3n strips.  Wow really what were they doing for the 10 min I was at the window.. iv been parked for 7 minutes an still no food. My baby is crying , im hungry, an this is just dumb..... I didnt even see a manager...


old school Vegas there's not to Many of these left.Portions and food are great for the price (All I'm saying is the food is good for the price) The bar is a bit older the bar tenders are nice and easy to talk to and the beer and shots  are cheap  good place for the money only cons are the smoke (it gets in your cloths) and the occasional boulder highway scum that ventures in.


Rented a Jeep Wrangler for a 24 hour period.  Balked at the extra price for a GPS so the girl at the counter knocked it down to half price.  The Jeep was just fine, pretty new and no probs at all.\n\n    Left the next morning for Hoover Dam, was having a blast.  Realized our 24 hours was about up.  I phoned the same girl that we rented off of and asked for an additional 2 hours.  She said no problem the Jeep was not rented and comped the two hours!!  Now thats customer service.\n\n   We have rented 2 Harleys from them for our upcoming Sept. trip, so another review will be coming.


I'd love to give these guys a better review, because they were very friendly and professional.  However, I was very dissapointed with the service I received.  I'll type the one sarcastic comment that I can't get out of my head and then I'll get to the more substantial feedback.  I thought a detail was supposed to be a little more DETAILED.\n\nHere are the positives, because I want to give credit where credit is due.  The guys come to you and are very polite.  They were a little delayed, but called to let me know which I appreciated.  Also, they do a great job at steam cleaning the carpets and the exterior wax job was awesome.\n\nOn to the negatives.  When I came out to see the work they did, I immediately noticed several smudges in the interior which they cleaned after I pointed them out.  Also, I noticed a scratch on the passenger side leather seat and a hole punched in the carpet near the pedals.  Anyone who knows me knows that I am a DETAIL oriented person.  Those defects were not present in my car prior to this job.  To add to this bit of a let-down, a day later my boyfriend and I noticed that they didn't even touch my trunk!  They didn't even bother to vacuum it out!\n\nWhen you advertise on your website \"showroom quality,\" I expect showroom quality.  Overall review: good job on the exterior, attention to detail in the interior was very poor.  I am really dissapointed that the attention to detail just wasn't there.  I was expecting so much more from a detail job.


Last night was the second time I tried it, and still have the same problem. 1. Dough has an uncooked taste 2.they only have a red sauce for the pizza, and that just leads to much acid in my system. So I will stick to making my own our will stick to dominos who at least uses real Spinach not out of a can! So gross!


For a company \"cafe\"teria... this is not a bad place. For its convenience since it's on campus and their daily specials change weekly. The prices are kinda steep but that's the price you pay for convenience and the lack of nearby restaurants that are less than 15 mins away. I've tried their \"home\" section with their roasted pork sirloin or oven roasted chicken, it's actually edible, not excellent but it's good nonetheless. I sometimes feel at times depending on the time of day, the choices become limited and they really do not accommodate those who have lunch after 1pm. Some soups are alright too mainly their clam chowder and their chicken noodle. They're satisfactory. But the prices are killer but I am accustomed to this since I previously worked at the ASU tempe campus and the prices at the memorial union were quite steep as well. So if you're looking for a place for a quick lunch or something to pick up to bring back to your desk, this is not a bad alternative.


Let me start by saying I am not a big Italian fan anymore only because my BF is asian he is not a fan so I do not get to eat it.  So when my GF suggested Italian for our girls night I was totally in the mood!  Our search began and ended here we decided to go old school I remembered a client telling me of her old days in Las Vegas when she was a showgirl hanging with the \"in\" crowd (the mafia) the show people and their cohorts.  So in the mood for some ambiance we decided to have some snacks here then move on for the rest of the night.\n\nWe pull up (Valet only) nice guy and walk in we already know we did not want the restaurant because we only wanted a few shared plates and cocktails.  So we opted for the front bar.  They had a small 3 person band think Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr and Dean Martin style.  They have nice booths against the wall to cosy up in or a bar to sit and watch the small rooms happenings.  We chose the end of the bar to watch the performers eat our food and enjoy a couple of glasses of wine.  The decor of the room I thought was both fun and funny, completely decked out in monkeys, monkeys everywhere!  \n\nNow on to the food...\nProsciutto Con Melone thinly sliced Parma ham and melon.  I loved the way the salt of the thinly sliced Prosciutto went both agains and with the sweet, slightly bitter of the Mellon.  \nAgnolotti Freschi Alla Crema, country style fresh pasta stuffed with spinach, served with cream sauce.  Amazing, one of the best pasta dishes I have had.  The home made pasta breaks apart easily (but not to easy) to be able to tell it really is fresh.  The cream sauce has enough flavor to showcase the gentle blending of flavors of the spinach and cream.  I chose to add pepper because I like the kick of it.\n\nOn to the service and ambiance the service is top notch but with a bit of the New York attitude (if you've been there you know).  Everyone is taking orders,bringing, cleaning or walking around to see if one of the priors need to be done.  In other words great old school service.  Ambiance, lots of interesting things to keep your eyes and ears happy.  Sit at the bar and get to know a few New York transplants, or tourist who have heard about the great pasta or some old questionable members of our community who could quite possibly be in the old school mafia...\n\nAny how The Pasta is great, the ambiance is fun, the bartenders know the wines and the servers know the menus, the people around you are a free added bonus.  I will be back and have a few times since I started this review.  \n\nA side note the prices on some items have been raised about $1 since my first visit.  Still worth it.


On entering this revamped place and proceeding into the great hall...OMG the detail in the pictures and paintings are visually stunning and esoterically beautiful.\n\nA very contemporary place, quieter than museum's usually are, yes it's smaller than I'd expected from the outside but makes up for it in wow factor, well worth the \u00a380K spent on renovation fees.\n\nGo if you like places with a medieval feel to them, history of scotland, medicine the war and the people who recorded some of the most significant historic events.\n\nWith a very busy gift shop and full to the brim bums on seats in their eatery, this was just the place to spend a few bob and actually learn something as well. \n\nGo if you like Glasgow Gorbals, art of science and medicine Royal Navy, death masks of William Burke and associated criminals, migrated families to Scotland and art history. I last visited a few months ago now, but feel like going again?\n\nBut above all...just go for the cultural effect, or the cafe buzz either way you will be rewarded.


As someone who once upon a time was employed by Starbucks, frequents Starbucks to the point of owning a Gold Card which is frequently used, and can list off their new products by quarters, I have a pretty solid grasp of the company, their standard, and some of the finer details that the company keeps.\n\nService here is generally pretty decent in terms of drink turn around time, well-trained, friendly baristas, and I frankly love the location and appearance of this particular Starbucks: The Pagoda style roof/building is charming.  \n\nThe GM is super cute and friendly, super chatty about the company, and has done some pretty awesome things such as helped me condense and transfer all of my funds around from one gift card, an old Gold Card that would store but not \"Read\" money, and my new Gold Card and put it all into one card.  Horray!\n\nNot only that, but the crowd here is fun.  Since it's in China Town, it only stands to reason that you would have a lot of Asians: Chinese, Japanese, Koreans, and even Vietnamese.  So it's a great spot to go and people watch.  (I drive a Honda and parked in the middle of a 7-long row of Honda vehicles in the parking lot, hahahaha.) And an occasional drag queen pops up here, to boot.  Yeah, interesting crowd!\n\nSo anyway, my main issue with this place is the fact that over the last four years that I've been dropping by, the DM or someone has been a little too overzealous with the state of employment in this store.  Every time my co-workers and I get to know a barista at this location, they're GONE!  They've been transferred off, or just \"let go\" at the drop of a hat, with no warning or notice to us.  As a company that just dreams of becoming a frequent habit in your lifestyle, it's a little offputting for this to happen not just once or twice but ALL the time!  One of the reasons why I love the Starbucks by me at Tenaya/Crag is because the individuals who are up there have been there for some time and haven't been transferred out - I know them, they know my drink preferences, and so on.  \n\nSo yeah, it's a decent Starbucks but don't get too attached to any of the staff, they never seem to be there more than year.  :|


I've always enjoyed Oregano's. Who doesn't like their pizza and pasta dishes or their pazooki (i always share the half and half)?!\n\nBut recently, I found my favorite dish ever and will order it every time I go. After I realized how much I enjoyed it, I found out it's the healthiest thing on the menu! Or at least that's what someone told me. Either way - the Big Beefstro Salad is what I will be ordering from now on. It's filled with shaved rib-eye, jalapenos, sweet onions and a sweet serrano dressing atop the greens.\n\nOh, and sometimes I like to indulge in the Dirty Monkey - it's delicious, but strong.


Good Service! I had the usual soup, salad and breadsticks.


Blinded by the humongous neon banner outside the Miracle Mile fa\u00e7ade advertising, amongst other things, \"All you can eat pancakes, $6.99\" (I think from 6-10am), my family wandered in here on a recent Saturday morning, pancakes on our minds. After walking through the casino floor (Planet Hollywood, I believe), we were promptly seated. Our waitress was lovely. We ordered some pancakes and were told that the $6.99 deal was only on weekdays. Really? The huge flashing banner doesn't say that (we checked on the way out, too. Unless it's in tiny writing on the following \"advertisement\". Who knows). Anyhow, we kinda felt we were lured in here under false pretenses. But as long as we were there, we decided to have breakfast, s the menu is enormous, with tons of selections. I just ordered a poached egg (I can't eat much), but the family ordered granola and fruit, and granola with yogurt with fruit. And they LOVED their dishes. It was fairly healthy, large (but not grossly huge) portions, and tasty. \n\nMy egg was great (but it's rather hard to mess up that order...!).\n\nBreakfast was so good, in fact, that we returned the following morning. Being a weekday (Monday), one kid ordered the all-you-can-eat pancakes. The rest of us had the same meals as the day prior. The pancakes were so big that my kid barely ate the first plate presented her; forget about more! They were fluffy and good. The waitress, who was also nice, said that few people ordered more. This time we were seated in a different area of the restaurant (it's a really large/deep space), and we were surrounded by wall-mounted TV's, all broadcasting different shows (some news, some sports, some entertainment). Personally, I found it quite distracting. Overkill. Perhaps that's just me.\n\nAgain we were impressed by the huge selection of foods on the menu. I liked how it was open 24/7, too, and I found the prices reasonable.


It was great that we got Comped tickets for the Friday night Seafood special...but one word to describe it \"Horrible\" the hot crab legs were mushy and old looking, the seafood stew was mostly sauce with some type of mystery meat floating around, the beets, green beans, mashed potato,etc etc were all canned food type quality, the shrimp and mussel station was nothing more than cooking it it in a cup of butter and some spices.  Save your $dollars and buy a burger at the snack bar next to \nthe sports book.


i well never come back  in place at all its very dirty  no hot water we payed for 3days in  we ask if  they can gave as back the money we payed for its trou online  in in they was very roods in nasty  about its  im telling you the place its was suck  i never have that bad s here we stupid we do we payed  $200.00a day for 3 days  the bad thing about its we meet my family there in we payed for 3 rooms in we are not so happy wint we got are room so my family bed was very filthy bath room to no hot water i my family if they have something that we have in are room wel they have worse than we got  so to all you people if think going to the place dont  its suck


I was not impressed by this restaurant.The staff was friendly and the food was quick. However, the ingredients were not anything you couldn't throw together yourself and make at home for the same cost ( and personally this pizza lacked all flavor.) I most likely will not dine here again.


department stores are always awful spaces to be in, BUT, there IS something that changes a bit during the madness of the holiday rush, like the mania of our commodity/consumer culture reveals itself in a particularly fascinating way... the emphasis on the DISPLAY takes on new urgency and obsession during december. I had kind of a great time just people watching as i tagged along behind my brother who was looking for a necklace for his gf. Call it a sick fascination, but i actually like being in the thick of the spectacle for the holidays... so, even though i bought nothing, i did have kind of a fun 25 minutes skulking around the multi-level store.\n\nI will also add, that this particular Bay has the most enormous and endless perfume section I've even experienced... each of the aisles in the near-infinite procession of stocked smells is equally attended by some charming model-esque figure who is only too eager to spritz some Cher-endorsed stink in your face... hellish yet hypnotic!


Ok boss, here goes in Italian then...Presentandomi avevo detto anche che ero con un amico italiano, sarebbe stato adeguato porre pi\u00f9 attenzione alla cottura della pasta. Siamo arrivati verso orario di chiusura, non abbiamo voluto chiedere di cucinare di nuovo per noi. Per quanto riguarda gli ingredienti del sugo, gradirei conoscere quali sono allora questi ingredienti che al mio palato ricordavano origano e rosmarino. Comunque la nostra recensione non era del tutto negativa ( 3stelle ) ma giustamente critica per migliorare il servizio di un ristorante/grocery italiano. Capito?


We spent months with our child in the 2s and 3s class & we had many concerns. I wrote an email to the 2 teachers. I praised them for their dedication & effort. I also expressed our concerns. After so much time spent with the 2 teachers, I had grown to admire, respect, and like them both. They never returned my email or talked to me again. We got an email from the director who, despite our time in the classroom, dismissed all of our concerns and disinvited our son from the school. This was very painful and unexpected. But it was the best thing for him. We got him into a play based school & helped toilet train, & provided food, & was cheaper, & had better hours, & had fewer holidays . I heard the teacher is now teaching older kids which I think is a better fit for her skills. The staff & faculty, parents, grounds are nice, & the kids are great. But it is not a good value, very friendly to working parents, & has too many holidays. Love & Logic is not for us. I don't know if it was a culture of pride that interfered with their ability to discuss my concerns. But the idea that they are beyond criticism was arrogant & cost them a great kid, committed parents, & a favorable review.


This place was so disappointing with their food, the service and even their decor. I had eaten here a few times so I was looking forward to eating here again and boy was it a let down. We ordered our drinks, I order a Tempranillo wine. I take a sip of it and it tastes just like vinegar! ugh. The waiter happens to walk by and hears me... He asked \"you don't like it?\" I replied \"No, this tastes like it's been opened for a few days and it tastes like vinegar now.\" He replies with \"Do you know what vinegar tastes like?\" I looked and him and said \"Yes, just like your wine.\" Needless to say he brought a new bottle to the table and had me try it before pouring a glass... what a difference! It was yummy!\n\nNow onto the flavorless food! Two of us ordered the tortilla soup. It was cool how they poured the broth into a bowl that had all the ingredients. However maybe this is why it lacked in flavor... it didn't have time to marinade. We added all kinds of items, salt, pepper, salsa to make it taste better! The ceviche was so bland too... no taste of seasonings or marinades not even lemon which is what you mostly marinade the fish/prawns in. The mole con pollo should have been written \"Pollo con mole\" cus it was all chicken and a small trace of mole. My friend ordered a side of mole and poured it in... added salsa, salt and pepper and then it was ok tasting.  \n\nThe service... lets just say our waiter was non existent. We were going to order a round of shots but he never came back to see if everything was ok or if we wanted drink refills. When he finally showed up we just asked for the bill. Never again.


Well the view is obvious.  I mean - it is decently high up and gives you a good view of downtown but, I don't know - the view from the Arizona Club is better.  \n\nWe went here after watching a show at the Herberger and I was expecting some high class expensive dining that that is exactly what I got.  The service matched the price tag which was nice to see but the restaurant itself was disappointing.  Not only did they not have Coke or dark rum but they let poor Ashley A order a prime rib and then told her they were all out.  \n\nI had the drunken shrimp and they were pretty excellent.  The sauce around them was really good and they were resting on a piece of toast disguised as a crostini.  I also had a few bites of the lava cake but since it was buried under a pound of powered sugar, I couldn't eat any more.\n\nI guess I just agree with Beth S's review...I'm just not seeing what justifies the price.  The District in the Sheraton next door is a restaurant in a hotel that has amazing food that is priced better than this.  Plus, the view there isn't half bad.


Honestly nothing I have eaten here could even be considered average. The service is always solid, but the average beer selection and below average food make this place forgettable. I now spend my time at the Bulldog Pub instead which has better food, beer selection, and atmosphere.


Finally a boba place in the UNLV area, I live around here so 3pm cafe is a welcomed addition to the neighborhood! As I entered they were offering samples and I forget what the name of the drink was but it honesly tasted like regular milk tea. None the less, pretty standard tasting which is good. I ordered Thai Tea and orginally I thought the color was a little brighter than usual? It had a good taste and up to par with other boba places. They offer a stamp card, which is nice because I know for a fact I'll be a regular. The interior was pretty modern with clean cut lines. The tables are very school-desk like, which I loved because it shows they are really trying to cater to the students. Another major plus are the late hours! I don't have to drive all the way to a 24 hour starbucks to study past midnight since they are open till 1am on week nights. I'm really hoping they bring in a crowd like Tea Station because of their late hours. But I don't know if the east side has those type of people. I guess we'll have to see?.


We went to BB Kings Blues Club hoping to .....hear blues or jazz.  Instead we watched playoff games.  Yippeee?? THe band started to warm up as we were getting ready to leave. Very disappointed but our waitress was GREAT!!


FRESH & EASY has become a JOKE!!!! Advertising \"Specials\" that are Nonexistent. I've just developed a New \"Pet-Peeve\" Stores(Fresh & Easy) that don't give \"Rain-Checks\" for Out-of-Stock items (Advertised Specials) and then when they are OFF SALE they magically reappear on the shelf. But you can pay FULL PRICE again. Example - Tri-Tip Steak Sale $2.99 if you scout around(call) half a dozen stores and find one. Same, Pineapple .99 cents but they're OUT OF STOCK!!! Oh, but they just arrived again...Yay if you want to pay $2.99 and the MANAGER said \"TOUGH LUCK DUDE....RAIN-CHECKS are NOT OUR POLIC\"Y!!! Wow that's a real quote... I'm back to driving a little bit further to Trader Joes where they have some respect for their LOYAL customers!!!!! So, GOOODBYE FRESH-N-EASY I was a LOYALcustomer but now when your stores get boarded up and turn into Trader Joe's or another worthy competitor I won't shed a tear for the FRESH & EASY CORPORATION!!! BYE BYE \"DUDE\" !!!


This month ends my 1-year Wellness Program contract. I have to say that I'm happy it's over! \n\nI have tried it all at the Anthem location; 4 different therapists (male and female); facial; couples massage...and only left satisfied 2-3 times. \n\nI do have a Reiki and massage therapy background from my college days and I will agree that many of the therapists are very inexperienced/weak...not a master of their trade. Maybe I'm asking too much, but I don't think so for the price I'm paying each month.\n\nLastly, I've had way better massages at the casino spas and \"daily deal\" sites.  I even skipped a few months on my membership just to enjoy a massage from the aforementioned.


Really good whiskey and beer selection to choose from along with a unique menu. Definitely try the smokestack cocktail if you like smokey flavors and an awesome experience service was good and environment was just what you would expect from a public house! Don't miss if you are in the area!


Worst hotel I have ever stayed at.  Can't even really call it a hotel as its more like a MOTEL.  We parked our car and the first thing we saw was a dumpster that looked like it hadn't been dumped in a month.  Beer boxes, cans, and bottles all over the place.  I stayed there last weekend during March Madness, but our TV didn't work for the first 2 days.  We finally had TV by day 3, but of course lost Air Conditioning.  They said they could fix it by 10 am on our last day.  We were leaving at 5am so no help.  I demanded we get a different room.  We finally got place in a new room with both TV AND A/C on the third day around 5pm.  Leaving the next day at 5 am.........yay! lol  When I spoke to the front desk about a discount she said management is authorizing one night for free.  So I am paying for a full 3 days, even though I only had a day and a half of everything they offer.  Its ridiculous.  When I went to give my credit card so she can split the pay between me and another person, i expressed my disappointment.  The lady said sorry sir, i can offer you unlimited drink coupons for the bar.  Are you kidding me?  I leave for airport at 5am and you think me getting drunk is gonna solve everything.  This place sucks!  Now I am back in Washington, and the person I was splitting the room with informed me that they charged her the full amount.  ZERO communication at this place, from check in ladies to management (who I never saw).  I swear the average IQ of the workers there was that of a 5 yr old.  Worst experience ever and I really hope my review helps people avoid this terrible place.


This place was advertising for a while that they were going to open on the 1st week of December then it was the 2nd week and low and behold they finally opened this past Monday. But sadly just about everything they have advertised as selling was not available only about 8 different cupcakes with about 3 cupcakes on display for each flavor. I felt that was kind of odd walking into a brand new establishment filled with empty cases but I wasn't going to leave without trying some of what they had.\n\nFirst I would like to say that I do like these cupcakes but I could see why some may not. The cake itself is very thick like a poundcake and not moist until you get to the center. The cake is not sweet and has a faint taste of whatever the flavor of the cupcake is. I really like the frosting here, it reminds me of Caked's frosting- very creamy,smooth and light. So if you enjoy cupcakes from Albertson's, Walmart or Sam's you will not enjoy the cupcakes here.The cupcakes here are priced at $2.65 each so I thoroughly appreciate paying for a cupcake and not feeling like it came from a Duncan Hines box bought for $0.97\n\n-Banana Cupcake: Very thick cake with a light banana taste, creamy light banana flavored frosting and then covered with white chocolate shavings. I would buy this cupcake again...\n\n-Strawberry Cupcake: I do love my fruity cupcakes but this one lacked a strong strawberry taste, this really just needs more strawberries and then all will be good with the world...\n\n-M&M's Cupcake: Thick vanilla cake topped with creamy vanilla frosting and then covered with M&M's. This was my daughter's pick and she said it was O.K. but she wouldn't choose this again so I tried it and I liked it so like everything else in life- it's one's personal preference...\n\n-Red Velvet Cupcake: Now this one tasted alot different than the rest. The cake tasted just like it came from a box cake mix . The frosting was a strong cream cheese frosting but still creamy. Being from Guam I feel most red velvet cake made stateside is done wrong so this didn't surprise me at all....\n\nAll in all I would come back again maybe in a few weeks/months just to give them time to at least fill their display cases with something-anything!!!!


I took my son here to spend about $200 on a RC helicopter. There were a few other customers and I took a spot at the counter. I stood there for a few minutes while another lady was being helped. The associate behind the counter, an older gentleman with a huge food stain on his shirt, stood there while another gentleman helped the lady. This guy wouldn't even look me in the eye. After about 3 minutes I walked to another part of the store when my boy ran over and told me he had to go NOW!! \nAny parent can appreciate the timer that begins to count down when a kid says they have to go to the bathroom. I re-approached the guy behind the counter and asked where the bathroom was. He replied \"they're closed to the public. You'll have to go next door (to the Savers store)\". I told the guy we were customers, not homeless people who are hanging outside, and my boy had to go bad. The guy just shook his head at me and didn't even say anything. \nWell needless to say we left the store and will take our money elsewhere. Don't waste your time at this place. They have a decent selection, but no customer service. And no bathroom. Going out of business in....3.....2....


Matta's has a very pleasing atmosphere, nice furniture and friendly staff.\n\nI goto restaurants to eat though. The food was so boring and bland. It made me sick that they overcharged for Taco Bell shells, picante canned salsa, and slop style presentation. \n\nI recommend Serrano's. Never eat at Matta's. horrible food, horrible.


So wifey and I decided to check this place out for our monthly date night. It's a cool little spot around 12th st and Oak, in the middle of a neighborhood. The decor is very modern, but warm and inviting. We opted to get an appetizer and a few of the small plates rather than the larger plates they had. They had a balanced but approachable wine list, I had an awesome Tempranillo for under 10 bucks a glass!  We opted for the crispy shrimp and okra for the appetizer, which came with this spicy banana sauce and this cool yogurt sauce.  I really really liked this dish, the okra was great and the shrimp were succulent and perfectly cooked. Not sure about the banana sauce, but overall a great dish. We then decided to get the stuffed dates with crispy Schreiner's Chorizo and Manchego. It came with dressed spinach, prob one of my fave dishes in Phoenix right now!  We also ordered the macaroni and cheese and I forgot to mention the toasted bread and roasted garlic we ordered. The bread and garlic was just okay, nothing special.  I, surprisingly, was not a fan of the mac and cheese either, it seemed very grainy (I know it was chock full of parmesan so that's probably what it was, but it was just unappealing to me). Overall this place has potential. I'll definitely go back, especially because we got out with 3 glasses of wine and 4 small dishes with tax and tip for under $70.00!!


Alas! Someone in The Meadows who knows how to cut Asian hair! My mother owned a beauty shop in LA so I rarely got my hair cut elsewhere. But since she retired, I've been playing Russian roulette with various beauty shops in town. I saw this place about a month ago and decided to give it a try today. \n\nThe owner took me right away without an appointment. I even changed my mind halfway from a regular cut to a shorter cut. She accommodated me without any hesitation. Not only that, it's the best hair cut I've had since my mom sold her shop. I didn't have to say anything. She just knew how to make me look good (not an easy task).\n\nShe then shampooed and rinsed (standard at most Korean hair salons), all for $20. Try getting that at Supercuts! My mom was with me and even she commented how well the lady cut my hair. This place is MOTHER APPROVED. \n\nEven though this location is new, the lady said she used to be by the Convention Center. She's been in business for years. I can tell when someone isn't confident while cutting hair. This lady knows her stuff. I am so happy with my haircut!!!


Awesome! I have been going here for a year and would recommend it to everyone! They are always so nice and friendly to me, and remember me everytime I come back! I get gel manicures everytime and they always last at least two weeks! (The one I have on now I've had for a month and it only has a couple chips! amazing!) This is the only place I've been where my manicures have lasted this long. The prices are extremely affordable. The shopping center seems a little run down from the outside, but the salon is very new and clean! My best kept secret!


We frequent the Yard House at Town Square and Red Rock pretty often, but last night was the first time we had the new menu. There were 4 of us and we decided to order several appetizers and share. The chicken nachos are soooo good. Possibly best nachos ever. There are 2 sauces...a green and a red, beans, chicken, guacamole, sour cream and CHEESE! Real shredded cheese, not processed cheese sauce. There goes the diet. \n\nI read a few reviews on yelp and several people raved about the searing ahi so we tried that, as well as the hummus, garlic noodles, shrimp lettuce wraps & mushroom lettuce wraps. The hummus was ok, but on the salty side. The tuna was disappointing to say the least. The last piece I put in my mouth had such a repulsive texture I had to spit it out immediately. I guess its a good thing the texture was so fowl because if I had swallowed it I probably wouldve gotten food poisoning. It seems like the tuna is previously frozen (and possibly artificially dyed bright pink) and wasn't great overall, but that one piece was absolutely disgusting.  I didn't have any of the lettuce wraps, but my friends said the mushroom ones were super salty...bordering on inedible.  The garlic noodles were decent.\n\nWe really like Yard House, but I think it tries to have a menu to please everyone instead of sticking to what they do really well--bar food.  The bf loves the giant selection of beers and the service is always very good. I'm going to steer clear of the Asian menu items and stick with my favorite bbq chicken salad...or when I want to splurge, the chicken nachos.


Excellent service; GREAT food. \nThe staff is really nice and accommodating. We eat at Bunky's frequently and I just hosted a baby shower there.  They did a great job of accommodating my budget and making my friend feel very special.  I highly recommend them for catering as well.


Average location. Clean, drive thru is a little slow, but employees are friendly and helpful.


Well executed training - in just shy of 4 hours I earned my CPR, First aid and AED certificate.  Kari brought in real world anecdotes to supplement the videos.  Training equipment was excellent.  Only negative is the run down strip mall where the business is located - I was a bit concerned walking to my car late at night, but I am also unfamiliar with the area.  I would returned for further training.


Good pizza but can be a little oily/greasy.  \n\nNot really sure what else to say here.


This is located inside the Planet Hollywood, downstairs, and right in front of the valet and hotel registration area.\n\nSLOWEST SERVICE EVERRR...\n\nValet said it would take 20 minutes to retrieve my car, so i had to kill time somehow. Looked around, saw SB, and there was only 7 people in line. Little did i know that it would take 20 minutes to get my coffee!\n\nSmall fruit cup = $5, OUCH.\n\nDon't come here if you're in a hurry.


Je m'y suis rendue \u00e0 plusieurs reprises, pour voir si c'\u00e9tait mieux d'y aller \u00e0 un moment ou un autre de la semaine mais.... horrible \u00e0 chaque fois. Pas le service, non, mais les clients. Je peux comprendre que les employ\u00e9s soient avares de sourires. \nPoint positif : un peu moins cher qu'aux autres \u00e9piceries style M\u00e9tro ou Provigo, mais l'exp\u00e9rience n'en vaut pas le d\u00e9tour.


This FBO is about as good as it gets...especially for a county owned facility.\n\nEver since this ramp and terminal were remodeled it is the only place we have gone.  I think i have only been into KLAS once since then.\n\nMost think it is too far from the strip, but honestly it is only a 10 minute drive.  For how low the ramp fee is, and the fuel price, we are more than happy not to pay hundreds at KLAS each night just to save a 10 minute drive.  The fuel price is also worlds lower than vegas.  Even in a small jet...if you are taking only a few hundred gallons, then add in the ramp fees, we are saving around a thousand dollars every trip.\n\nEvery employee we have met is been super helpful.  The line guys are always there to help...and let me tell you, when there is a big event in Vegas this place can be hoppin and they still manage to give you a piece of attention.\n\nThe staff on the inside is helpful too.  We used to come here A LOT, but we don't make it to vegas near as often and Donna and Scott still always treat us like we are in big iron instead of just a small CJ.\n\nThey aren't open 24 hours, which has been a problem a few times, but the security officer that is on duty is one of the best i have seen anywhere.   Usually these guys are unfriendly and wont get out of their golf cart.  this guy acts like he owns the facility, and helps you out with anything he can.  It is refreshing to see someone who takes so much pride in their job.  I wish i could remember his name to give him due credit.\n\nTHERE IS NO FUEL AFTER HOURS.  this is the only negative.  We have had to make some special routing arrangements at other local airports to get fuel before we could make it home because of this.  I would say this is the only negative and honestly as long as you put in the fuel order before you leave (or call in during normal hours) it's no big deal.\n\nthere is a restaurant upstairs and their food is pretty good.  Not the best i have had, but not too shabby for a small airport place.  I had the roast beef once, and ham and cheese a couple times and both were good.   The restaurant hours are very limited though, which is annoying but that doesnt effect the FBO score since it is a seperate place.\n\nanyways, i guess the point to all this is.....why would you fly into KVGT or KLAS when you have this option??   yeah...i can't think of a good reason either.\n\nN525HS


I read all the Yelp reviews warning about staying at Excalibur, but instead, we let our budget dictate where we stayed and ended up staying at the Excalibur after all and for the most part, regretting it.\n\nPROS:\n-Cheap. We stayed here mid-August for $32/night, plus resort fee...very good rate!\n-Family Friendly.....there's an arcade downstairs!\n-Cheap food court in hotel. They have everything, McDonald's, Quizno's, DQ/Orange Julius, Starbucks, Krispy Kremes, Chinese Food, coffee cafes at reasonable prices for the strip.\n\nCONS:\n-Excalibur is far, far, FAR away from the centre of the strip. You have to do A LOT of walking in the blazing hot sun across catwalks and through hotels to get places (unless you want to fork the money over for cabs).\n-Drab decor\n-No refrigerators (unless you want to pay $15/day)\n-A few minutes after we turned on the shower, it smelled like butt. Seriously, no other way to describe it other than butt. Luckily it went away after a few minutes, but I wasn't too impressed with that.\n-It takes a long time to walk to the bus stop (called the \"Deuce\"), which is by the Coca Cola Store.\n\nTIP#1 If you do stay here, bring a cooler and buy all your drinks ahead of time or at a grocery store or some place cheaper. Anything is cheaper than in the hotel...even the ABC/convenience type stores near Excalibur (especially for water)!\n\nTIP#2: If you want a sit down breakfast close to Excalibur, go over to \"America\" in New York, New York hotel instead of Denny's. You'll wait FOREVER to get a table in Denny's, but you can walk into \"America\" (FYI -Portions are HUGE at America, try sharing)\n\nNote: A taxi ride from the LAS airport to Excalibur will cost you about $15.\n\nOVERALL: This hotel was okay since it fit our budget, but all the walking in 115 degree F weather was too much....it drained our energy levels and our feet and legs hurt. I don't really care about decor when I'm on a budget....but next time, I'd consider paying a little extra just to stay in a more central location on the strip.


A few of my friends and I were sitting on some chairs outside of this place. One friend bought a bagel from Einstein's and because of how the chairs were set up, we thought the seating was for both places. A waitress came outside and asked if we were going to buy anything and we were a little confused but said no and she said, \"well, you can't sit here,\" extremely rudely. I understand her request however all she had to do was be alittle bit more polite but she was so rude that none of us will ever go there again. Also, it's not like the seating are was packed and they really needed our chairs.


Closed on Monday's? And closed 5/30 to 6/1? Wow. The prices on the menu don't seem that bad. But i still cant get over the fact there closed on Mondays. There is a sign posted \"help wanted\" so if anyone reads this and needs a job check this place out. And tell them to open on Mondays. BOOOOO, if they weren't closed I would have never found Square Cafe.


This was by far the best buffet my husband and I have ever been too. Every dish I tried was delicious. We received a two for one deal by becoming an Identity Member. So it made it affordable. Love the fig, bacon, balsamic salad  and the extensive dessert bar. We went for brunch and enjoyed a large variety of high end breakfast and lunch dishes. Definitely worth hitting up while you're in Vegas.


While the staff was friendly, my take out order was wrong--only discovered after I was home. The fries were hot, but so soggy they were almost inedible. Not what I expected from a business affiliated with Eat n' Park.


Food is good and service was good. Food is more expensive than IHOP.\nMe and my wife returned several weeks later and she finds hair in her food. We will NOT return.


Absolutely HORRIBLE customer service!! I've eaten here a few times and the food is decent, especially since there are no good pizza places in N. Scottsdale, N. of the 101,  (which is the only reason I've come back because the service has always been terrible if you actually sit and eat in the restaurant) but beware if you do use a Groupon. We ran into some neighbors a few weeks ago on the last day you could use an expiring Groupon  and after the kids started playing together, we ended up pushing our tables together (this was super early around 530pm so there was room to sit near us). We came in separately, ordered 20 minutes apart, got our food 30 minutes apart and then when it came time to pay our bill, they rang us up together (we didn't ask them to) and were going to refuse to use one of our Groupons. After I said I wouldn't pay full price, the young 20-something manager threatened to call the police on me. I told him to go ahead and I was serious. Meanwhile, they had a wait because apparently, they weren't letting anyone else with a Groupon who knew each other even sit near each other. They ended up accepting both Groupons and then I proceeded to tell them I would never come back. Just horrible customer service and no clue how to treat a returning customer. I actually notified Groupon about my experience because I had purchased an additional Groupon that expires at the end of the year and told them I would never step foot in there again and wanted a refund. Thankfully, they quickly obliged.


An AYCE sushi restaurant for those who don't like sushi.  Jjanga is about sushi drowned (literally sitting in a puddle)  with sauces that mask  the taste of the seafood.\n\nTypical AYCE quality; previously frozen, gassed and thawed fish and color added fish eggs atop mediocre quality, sticky, seasoned, over compacted short grain rice.  \n\nThe nigiri rundown:  Maguro, hamachi, and salmon previously frozen, tako rubbery (not tenderized prior to cooking), the amaebi previously frozen, sticky, ammoniated taste, beef tataki tough, tamago over cooked.\n\nAppetizers are in line with other AYCE joints.  Bought in gyoza and shumai, mayo coated baked mussels, overcooked but flavorful scallop and shrimp skewers, OK teriyaki chicken drowned in cold sauce, chewy steak, overcooked but well seasoned grilled mackerel, and the ubiquitous elongated shrimp tempura (shrimp split lengthwise, heavily coated and fried crisp).\n\nVegas style rolls are a disaster.  The \"dragon roll\" (Cali roll with a liquid mayo filling topped by rubbery eel and drowned in a cloyingly sweet, sticky, soy concoction) and the \"Jack Pot Special\" (Oily shrimp tempura, crab and cucumber surrounded by oil soaked rice topped with spicy crab, shrimp avocado, tempura cast offs and eel with a watered down spicy mayo spooned over all are enough to stop you from trying more.\n\nFun ambiance.  Fast service at the sushi bar.  $20.95 lunch, $25.95 dinner.  There is a time limit for ordering.  It was not enforced on two visits.\n\nFalling below the pack of AYCE options in Vegas but an option if quantity is all that matters.


I wasn't expecting authentic Mexican food but I was expecting good quality food for the price. The flavors where decent bit the meat was fatty and not cooked properly and expensive.


I came to Beauregard's for their mystery dinner theater on Saturday evening. I was surprised they offered something like this since the set-up was less than ideal. We were suppose to mingle around and interview the suspects, but it was tough to identify suspects because 1) many people were in costume, 2) they did introduce themselves but the mic was very quiet so it was extremely difficult to hear 3) There was very little room in between people and there was a big column blocking the main stage area.  \n\nUpon are arrival we had salads waiting for us. This was bagged iceberg shredded lettuce, a mealy tomato, and a cucumber. This was beyond uninspired but the dressing was tasty (though bottled most likely). Our group mostly ordered the prime rib and two had the blackened chicken pasta. I thought the prime rib was better than expected. It was a tad on the small/thin side but it was cooked right (I asked for rare) and it was served with a nice baked potato and some au jus. I tried the pasta which wasn't amazing, but it certainly wasn't bad. The dessert was a pineapple orange pound cake which I found to be an odd choice. I was expecting it to be a signature dessert so I thought it might be good. It wasn't. It was served with canned pineapple and was overwhelmingly sweet. Why not serve chocolate cake, cookies, mousse? Those are choices more people are likely to enjoy. \n\nThe service was friendly -if a bit frantic. I felt bad for the servers since there wasn't a ton of room in the first place and now they had to work around people during the inquisition phase when people were walking around. I had to ask a couple times for some horseradish but in general I never wanted too long for anything. My drinks remained full..though the water had a bit of a funny pipe taste. \n\nThe show was bad. Costumes were super cheesy and the storyline very confusing. There were a ton of characters- maybe giving each table a list might help, or even name tags. Some actors were better than others but oddly enough their audience appointed actors did the stand-out job. There was very little actual show time and most of the time consisted of us having to go around and interview actors...or audience members. Which sounds more fun than it is because you wanted to enjoy your dinner. They took some cute pictures in the beginning and tried to get us to buy them for $20- but I wish they spent the money on a better production or layout. \n\nWe had fun since we came as a group, but overall half of us (and several others in the audience) left early, as it was rather disorganized and seemed to drag on. I would not pay full price, and I would not return.


Bad service. OK food. Overpriced prices (but hey, its Vegas). I like the decor but a 20 minute meal took an hour because the waitstaff was so inattentive.


Best.time.ever! We did the Black Canyon horseback riding experience that included a BBQ. Our guide, Aaron, was a REAL cowboy! Loved it! Spent over 20 years handling horses from CO to AZ and back. He had on his cowboy hat, boots with spurs, plaid shirt with Marlboro reds in his pocket, and Wrangler jeans. My son was so happy at the authentic experience. He got to shoot a real pistol, lasso, throw a tomahawk, etc. Did you know they have a Cowboy camp? Yep. Awesome.\nThey offer the same experience in Sedona, so we can't wait to try that one.


Yeah, it's a chain and I'm not normally a fan of chains, but Houston's always hits the spot and I've never had a bad meal there. I think Houston's is the most consistent restaurant that I've ever been to and I've been dining at various locations of Houston's since I was a kid. Since I've lived in PHX, the Biltmore location has been my home base and I eat there several times a month. Most of the time, we come in for a late dinner and sit at the bar and let Tom and Al take care of us. These two are among the best bartenders in the Valley and will remember your drink of choice and other preferences after just a few visits.


I gave this place a 2 nd chance and never should have!!\nSince the raid, you can expect at least an hr wait! Horribly slow!\nThey did a bad job on the inside as I watched them vacuum from the inside of the business. My back hatch door was never opened and vacuumed nor did they wipe the inside of my doors. \nWe send all of our corporate cars there but that is changing as of today!!!\n\nThis place needs new management and workers who are more detailed. \nDanny's has just lost a lot of business with us!\nThe only reason I gave it 1 star is the write up guy Ricardo was the best !


Came here to watch the special screening of Phoenix lights, but the tickets sold out! Ended up watching 300, rise of the empire and the theater it was playing in was just so small! The sound was really good. Theater 11 was the theater the movie was in. It kind of reminded me of a small classroom in college with a power point presentation at the front of the room, haha. The staff was friendly though and it was a very clean theater, with the heavenly smell of freshly popped popcorn permeating throughout the theater


So I usually don't complain but this time I had to share it I am just shocked from the service I ordered food online through eat24  I ordered my dinner at 730pm and received it at 945pm , while I am talking to eat24 and the restaurant manager I found out that there is a third company delivery company , each one of the companies blamed it on the other and the manager for the restaurant told me its not us they need to fire the driver , I received old food after two and a half. Hours and this was his answer . I am shocked that people like him holding a job in this induestry as far as eat24,will never order from them again ,the manager didn't care at all for the wait and for the cold food well I am Israeli and I love this type of food but I will never eat there again


This review is for the new Magnus:\nOld Magnus, why did you go away? And why did you take the tasty chimichurri with you? Coming to Magnus (and paying the bill) is for special occasions. The new, updated Scandinavian menu leaves a lot to be desired. I found a few things on the menu that sounded interesting, but I will be okay without ever going back to try them. The menu is heavy on smoked and salted fish, per the Scandinavian tradition. The focaccia has even been replaced with rye bread. The bread is okay, but it's no where close to comparable. The one thing that didn't change with the Scandinavian overhaul is that the service is still very inattentive. \nMaybe this place would have gotten 3 stars if I hadn't ever been to the old version of Magnus. But I have. And I miss it.


I'm the girly girly-ist tom boy you'll ever meet. Sitting through an hour of getting my nails done is pure hell to me. Pedicures are not \"relaxation time\" for me, it's \"pain in the ass time\".  I hate getting my hair done and I can't stand shopping. I'd rather be out drinking whiskey and shooting pool. All of this is very difficult for me you understand, because at the same time I like to be pretty. This is where DV comes in to save the day (or at least my hands and feet)  \n\nLe is my nail tech. I ONLY go to her though I can say I've had pedi's from some of the other ladies and they're all quite thorough. I'm insanely picky about my nails. It borders on OCD (no joke). Le is extremely detail oriented and my nails turn out perfect every time. It's always packed in there and that is a testament to quality of product if you ask me. The prices are comparable to anywhere else you might go though I don't recommend going anywhere else. It's close to home and afterward I can make a quick run over to Old Navy (one of the few places I can stomach shopping) \nIt's still a pain in the ass.... the whole damn thing... but at least my fingers and toes look cute. (god, that was the most stupid \"chick\" thing that has ever come out of my mouth) \nI'm glad I could share it with you.


Great place to go with your family. There is a splash pad that's free for the little ones. My wife and I enjoy the restaurants and dining they have--Brio, Dave's BBQ, Kona, and more. It's also a nice place to take a walk at night, there is music playing and the environment is fun. We enjoy the Harkins theatre that is connected. My only negative is there is no food court for fast and easy dining and parking can get tricky.


The kids play area is NASTY! I like to come in to let my kids play so I can do my homework, but today the play area is terribly dirty. There is only 1 table that doesn't have garbage on it. I came in at 4 in the afternoon, and no one else was here. I don't understand why the play area is this dirty.  I will not be coming back to this play area, even though it is right next to my house. I will drive to another McDonalds.  Also, I ordered 2 waters and 3 yogurt parfaits, and it took forever. They didn't even have to make anything for me. They were all standing around talking to each other. I do not recommend this place for your kids to enjoy.


The location is pretty decent and you don't have to deal with any casinos or smoke. the morning breakfast is very good and the suites are clean and well-appointed. the breakfast has waffles, eggs, potatoes, juices, yogurt, etc. and will fill you up.\n\n the only complaint is that they keep trying to push the travel club on you. they leave messages on your phone (it woke me up at 8AM on Saturday morning!) and push it on you if you ask them any questions.


Yum, yum, yum! \n\nWhen I am in Vegas there are a few things I look for in a restaurant. First and foremost I want the food to be fabulous, check! I want the atmosphere to be alive. I didn't come to Vegas to order room service or go to some quiet empty place. And I want good service. \n\nLavo passed all my 'Vegas requirements' with flying colors. When you arrive you are brought warm garlic bread and marinara sauce. It's the perfect start to the meal and it's hard not to eat all of it.  \n\nFor starters we shared what seemed to me to be the worlds largest meatball. It was fantastic - moist, and flavorful. Also covered in that tart and sweet marinara sauce.  We also had the beet salad. A healthy choice still packed with tastiness. \n\nFor entrees we had the chicken, the pasta and a steak. Everything was delicious!


I checked out out Sophia's based on the rave reviews I read on Yelp and was not dissapointed! The food was fabulous and I personally enjoyed the atmosphere.\nIf you're not a people person you might not enjoy Sophia's as much though as a lot of people pack into their small dining area and most of the time you have to share a table with other patrons.\nAlso, keep in mind that they take cash only!\n\nThe food is great though and it's a perfect saturday morning breakfast stop!


This place is sweet. Complimentary valet, non smoking, need I say more?\n\nThe breakfast is and guest services is amazing, me an my new fiance have no complaints.\nThe rates are great even during BIG weekends.\n\nWill return!


I haven't yet tried Takamatsu Korean food, so this review is strictly for their sushi. The honest truth is this place has the WORST sushi I have ever had in my life! It was a disappointment to say the least, even for an all you can eat place (which aren't very good most of the time). The sushi had way too much rice, three times the normal. The fish was not fresh and the mix of flavors were weird. One roll I tried was the volcano roll which was four pieces of thinly sliced riced with a small center of cream cheese sitting in a pile of pungent garlic oil and had an off sour taste to it. We tried four rolls and most did not contain all the ingredients mentioned in the description, so I don't know if they ran out of ingredients or what. The reason for only trying four rolls is because those were the first round and after trying them we were so disgusted we couldn't order more. We also tried the shrimp tempura and I think they used the wrong sort of batter because it had a soft and chewy texture to it. The gyoza dumplings were very greasy and had minimum filling. Overall, I wouldn't recommend the sushi here to my worst enemy. This is a Korean restaurant and they should stick to what they do best.


I love Thai food it is probably my favorite cuisine and I also enjoy trying new places. I was sadly and sorely disappointed in Thai Corner. I went with my mom and we always order an appetizer entrees which we share then have enough for lunch the next day. The food looked amazing but I guess looks can be deceiving. I might as well have been eating plain noodles with steamed broccoli that is how bland the food was. Our appetizer (I can't remember the name) was an awkward concoction of deep fried noodles and some other unrecognizable fried things. The panang curry was soupy and lacked any of the depth or flavor of a true panang. The pad see ewe was like overcooked noodles with a little soy sauce and some mushy carrots. The food was so bland that I had to add soy sauce to give it a little flavor and when the waitress/owner saw me doing this she actually yelled at me telling me her food did not need soy sauce to which I replied, \" well I guess you have never tasted your food then.\" There is no reason to visit this establishment as 5 R Chas is only about a mile away and have far superior food to Thai Kitchen. So yourself a favor and don't subject yourself to the bland food and rude staff.


The Wal-Mart itself is fine. Nice, new(er) and way cleaner than the one in Avondale. \n\nAgain, as stated by the other reviewer(s), the customer base (and to a lesser degree, the staff) leaves a lot to be desired. With all of the posturing and attitudes from the customers in line as well as the young woman \"helping\" customers at the self checkout lanes, I felt like I was back home in California. Not a good thing, since so far everywhere else I've been out here everyone is so polite.\n\nMaybe I'll try again during the week, and not at peak hours (it was a Saturday night at 9:00)...because I really want to like this Wal Mart.


Food was ok, maybe a step up from dennys with a nice selection. I do have to give props for the service though. The server was excellent and the manager, who I overheard talking to the couple in the booth next to us, was bending over backwards to make them happy so the place really seems to want to make their customers happy. So in a nutshell ok food with good service at decent prices. Can't recommend but I might give them a second shot.


This gym offers a great selection of classes; however, there are more negatives than positives with this gym. Parking is difficult to come by, and you have to pay. The staff is not so friendly, it's expensive for the quality of equipment, and I wish someone was sitting at the desk downstairs instead of upstairs. \n\nI can't wait for my contract to end; I regret signing one now. There has to be better gyms in the area.


Very delicious food! We are not vegans or even vegetarians, but we just love this place! We have been trying to eat healthy lately, and this place was just perfect for that. The consistency of the mock chicken dishes was almost perfect, and we weren't left with that sick, full feeling in our stomachs. Wish this place was closer to where we live!


I had a SpaFinder gift card and through them I found this spa. I had a massage and a facial. The facial and Patricia deserve 4 stars. The massage and Desiree deserve 3.5 stars (just because it was more firm than I like). The spa deserves 1 star.\n\nWhat was good: The technicians were professional, well groomed, provided good service, were knowledgeable and they were not chatty. The beds and linens were clean, they had nice robes, and the bathroom was clean.\n\nWhat was not so good: The building was really bad - more like where you would find a shady accountant than a spa. The carpet is filthy in the lounge area and the massage room. The water provided isn't in little bottles, or even nice cups. It is in mouthwash sized dixie cups. It didn't have that spa smell, it had a slightly weird smell (maybe the old building?) \n\nI know their prices are slightly lower than competitors and that is probably due to not paying high rent. But overall this facility really seems too low rent for any business with the title \"Spa\".


I've only transferred through the PHO a couple times (so I can't comment on the security), but I think it's just A-OK. \n\nHighlights\n+Gates have plush seats.\n+Not overwhelmingly large, so going from terminal to another isn't too bad. (Vy is absolutely right.)\n+Free WiFi.\n+The mountains surrounding the airport are gorgeous. \n\nDrawbacks:\n-I understand that airports have their fair share of chains, but this one seems to have slightly more.\n-Bathrooms are kind of bleh.\n-Not enough seats at gates. (Saw too many people sitting on the ground waiting for their flights.)\n-Too many people riding on the golf carts and drivers not telling people to get out of the way. (Like me.)\n\nThis airport is the definition of mediocrity.


The food was ok, I love waffle fries and the produced some spicy delicious ones so I was pretty happy.  Drinks were cheapo schmepo (again I'm from out of town and found Madison delightfully affordable) but the main event here was the boxing game.  \nWe were with a group of family and friends in town for a wedding and everyone was getting into this thing...my boyfriend, my brother, my uncle, even our friends in town from Norway (in their 50s) were all over this thing!  It was so fun!\nThey had a ton of stuff to chose from so it's an easy to please all type of place.  also a lot of seating, inside and out, so it was a great stop for us.  Nothing amazing and above and beyond but fun for a college town.


Recently ate breakfast here on a Saturday morning in mid Oct '13.\n\nWait : 5 mins for 2 patrons at 11:00am. : 4 stars\nDining room : 50's era diner decor. clean and in good repair : 4 stars\nMenu choices:  plenty of options, and menu was easy to read : 4 stars\n\nFood : my party ordered :\nveggie omelet - 3 stars, \npancakes - 1 star, (undercooked, raw on the inside)\nscrambled eggs - 3 stars, \nbacon - 3 stars, \nhash brown potatoes - 2 stars (undercooked)\n\nValue : above average prices for quality of food, average prices for quantity of food\n\nSummary :\nMeal was forgetable. Nothing extra ordinary. Sub-par for a main-line casino on the Vegas strip. I would likely not dine here again as there are many, many other choices for breakfast in Vegas, both as part of casinos as well as private establishments.


Let me just state this to be clear: I have been here multiple times and I would typically give it 4 solid stars, but today I wish Yelp can give negative stars. I start this review by stating I will never, ever come back to the Bistro - Kitchen all the way! \n\nMy husband & I got here at noon on the nose today and though it was pretty packed, we got seated quickly towards the back. A few minutes later a screaming baby came in - that should have been our sign to haul ass out of there but we were starved. \n\nBoth of us ordered the same dish, the red curry with tofu, just at different spice levels - mine a 2, his an 8 (I don't even know how he does that, but I digress!) and very clearly, as the lunch specials have starters with meat typically, tell the waitress that if any starters have meat in them, please don't bring them. She repeats, \"No meat!\" and goes off to the kitchen. \n\nOrdering is almost 10 minutes into our sitting in the restaurant. During this time, a party of 7 come in (the ones with the kid screaming like a banshee notating our exact location in hell), and the couple next to us have left and have been replaced by another two guys. \n\nStill waiting. \n\nThe guys next to us get served. And leave. And still no food and hardly any sign of our waitress. Around the 12:40 mark she comes out and says it'll be just another minute and half apologizes while trying to scurry away from our table. \n\n12:43, our meal finally hits the table. Guess what folks? Both are red curries - with chicken. HOW DID SHE NOT NOTICE THIS?! It took a single glance to realize it was chicken - their tofu is very distinct and looks nothing like chicken. After a minute of disbelief, I have to flag down the waitress who assures me she said tofu - oh really?? Well it does not matter what you said but that's not what came out and you should have you know, looked at the dish you were about to serve. She apologized, ran back and served our spring rolls that came with the lunch while we waited. After 10 minutes she also offered some Thai tea but we were both not in the mood - I just wanted to eat and unfortunately this gesture did not make up for the fact that our food was late and she couldn't even glance down at the food she was serving. \n\nWe finally get our correct dishes at 1 PM. The curry is decent as usual, but we were so ridiculously disappointed by this point and the busy restaurant we came into was completely cleared out. Yes, the party of 7 had left before we got our second dish. \n\nThis kind of issue is completely inexcusable and I am sincerely amazed that they even bothered to give us a check after waiting so long AND screwing up BOTH orders. I really love their curries and their willingness to cater to vegans, but if this were my first time here I might have actually tried to eat the curry and I can guarantee I would have had a fit of epic proportions. \n\nThe only good thing to come out of this is I'm going to learn to make Thai food at home. Goodbye Thai Bistro, you will never see my face again.


My family has had three different vehicles to Ronnie's in the last several years. They have always done an excellent job. They know how to fix pretty much any vehicle and don't charge and arm and a leg like a dealer or a speciality shop. More importantly they communicate well and treat you like a real person. I'm sure there are plenty of quality mechanics out there, but finding one that you know isn't going to rip you off and most importantly understands how to treat their customers is a bit different. You can really tell that Ronnie's isn't a chain shop and it makes a world of difference. They've earned their rating from me and I tell all my friends in Tempe that this is the place to go.


I visited with some friends and one of the servers had an attitude whilst serving us. He got food and drinks wrong, but didn't really seem to care that it impacted our experience. An email to the owners proved this business cares about its customers and their experiences. I would not hesitate to return again.\n\nFood is really good and you should try this place.


Great location, way overpriced. Paid $22 for a chopped salad at lunch time, and I would say it was okay. You're paying for convenience and to escape the heat without leaving the pool.


Not so bad. The entrance looks like a hotel check-in. The security team here was cool, which is refreshing for a club on the strip. Usually security crew's think they are real cops with a Napoleon complex.\n\nIt was a week day when I went, so it wasn't too crowded. Lil Jon was playing and he's a decent DJ. \n\nSince I'm a local and I usually avoid the strip, I was (as usual) SHOCKED when I was told it was $52 for a beer, wine, and a shot for the the birthday boy. This is why I stay away from the strip. Not that it is their fault - that's how they pay their rent. I wish clubs like this would offer local prices even when it comes to drinks. Because seriously we could just stash alcohol in our car and run in and out of the club. It's not like we're staying in a hotel and have no way to get more booze. Just a thought!\n\nOverall, compared to Haze, Tryst, ... (and all the other clubs I've been to but can't remember at the moment), this one was pretty decent. Moon is still my favorite, but XS wasn't bad.


Staff - friendly\n\nOnsite urgent care - good. \n\nprescription filling ability - awful.  Don't have a prescription filled here. They either 1) don't receive it all or 2)  get it wrong.  Seriously.  Don't.  It's not worth the headaches.


After being seated by a young host who mumbled something about drinks then walked off to never come back then sitting for over 10 minutes and being ignored by no less than 7 different servers who walked by us, we walked out. Since we've been here twice before and the food is always just average (extremely boring menu) don't think we'll be back. What a shame since there are not too many breweries on this side of town.


I had the pleasure of staying at this newly built, modern design with french flair location for 3 nights and 4 days. My only and biggest complaint is due to the location, construction, and one ways. This hotel can be a pain in the butt to get to.  Aside from that, everything else I can think of was excellent. My fiancee says that this is a Starwood chain and normally they are pretty expensive, but this is trying to be the hotel catered to the \"Budget minded\" traveler. \n\nDue to the age of the hotel everything is very new and clean. In the main common area upon walking in, there are nice couches, chairs, modern furniture, a fireplace in the bar area, a free billiards table, free wifi access, board games to play while you sit and relax, a led lighted bar with 3 flat screen tv's above, heated pool, up to date exercise equipment with hookups for your mp3/ipod devices, 2 large screen computers for wired internet access, an ATM machine and various concessions available for purchase as well as bagged ice. \n\nGetting into the room there are many other perks that make staying here a good choice. Mini fridge, safe for valuables, coffee/tea maker, complimentary bottled water. Digital hookup to the 42\" TV for your laptop and other electronic devices. A huge comfy bed, well lit room,  blackout curtains, a vast standing shower with large shower head, and the cutest little retro clock. I snapped a bunch of pictures but most of them don't really do the place justice. If you fly into Montreal and are looking for an affordable place to stay and want to still be close to the city (15 minute drive, not bad at all) I would recommend this place in spades. The staff were very friendly, eager to help and wanted to make sure that our stay was fantastic. It definitely was.


Went for Mj vs. Prince event 1/4. I had high hopes for this and I was really let down. The event did not even start til after 11pm on a Friday night (hello most peeps have worked all day.) The pre-dj was better than the mj vs. Prince dj only thing is that he wasn't allowed to play any of music we paid to hear. Sad part is that many people left after waiting so long because they were tired of waiting. This event had a ton of patrons and could been a blast. Instead I was walking out by midnight. Hopefully another establishment will take on this genre and revamp the idea!


I went to Carolinas Vision Group on a refer from Minute Clinic when I scratched my eye. The staff was very courteous and got me in to see the Dr immediately. His focus opwas making me feel better, and controlling the amount of pain I was in. I have never been to such a professional and caring eye doctor. I already scheduled my annual eye exam! I would highly recommend!


Been there several times.   Greeted warmly and seated promptly.  Servers took orders quickly and knew the menu well.   Specials were related and all questions answered.\n\nFood served in a timely fashion and it was delicious.   House wine was good and a great value.   My beer snob friends approved of the beer selections and prices.\n\nService seems to be better than most restaurants.   I will be back frequently.


We ordered Mic Ultra, nice and cold! But the tri tip nachos were blah, no favor. I was disappointed, but I'll probably come again due to the quick service and beer on tap.


Frankly, it was delicious. A carnivore's dream.


Dr. Bonsett-Veal was great!  I think he is very personal and related to me quickly.  He was my first eye-doctor visit ever and I felt great.  He also explained my options, like whether to get glasses or not for my slight vision correction, and an extra 'eye-mapping' test.  Which I got and he emailed to me so I have on my records!  \n\nI went sunglass shopping there because he recommended it, they were very helpful to help us look around, however the prices were higher than other places, and the cheap glasses didn't fit as well as we would've liked, besides that I thought it was perfect.


Went to a day game on 3/27/10 against the SF Giants  Plenty of fans of both teams were in attendance.  I'd have to say this stadium was more like an old minor league ballpark - sparse, not a lot of fluff, needing some renovation, but sufficient to host baseball games for plenty of fans.  The grandeur of the signage on outside of the stadium belies the inside condition.\n\nParking was fairly easy, and only $5. Despite signs disallowing tailgating, there was plenty of that, including lots of people throwing balls in the parking lot where cars were moving around.  Parking lot staff did nothing to stop them.  On the other end of the lot we were in were the practice fields, and when we arrived the Angels were just finishing their batting practice so there was a huge crowd of people standing around at the far end of our lot..\n\nGoing in, we stood in one line and got all the way up to the ticket lady before finding out that they had a _separate_ line for tickets purchased on line, so had to move to the other side of all the intake lines, and  stand in line again to enter.  The lack of signage for that was annoying.  I must also say that the lady who checked my purse for contraband did the most thorough job of any purse-checking person I've ever seen.  She was in everything!\n\nWe had cheap bleacher seats just beyond first base for this game.  They were fine, but they were also in the sun for the whole game.  Didn't care for the fellow next to me constantly and loudly talking to his friends in our row and the row behind, but that's not the stadium's fault.  One funny thing was that it appeared that the players had to actually pass through the public portion of the stadium to get from the practice field to the game field, including coming across the concourse where the concession stands were, among the fans, and down the steps where the seats were in left field.  It presented a good opportunity for fans to ask for autographs, for sure, but somehow it struck me as weird.  That would never happen in a major league park.\n\nWe walked around the whoie stadium to see what they had, and were strangely unimpressed.  Food selection was fairly standard for stadiums, nothing special there.  My BF liked their beer selections.\n\nLeaving the game afterwards was really bad as traffic was only superficially directed by stadium staff and Tempe PD, both of whom seemed surprisingly confused on what needed to happen.  It took more than a half hour to drive the two blocks away from the stadium exit.  You'd think that after having four week of games there (and doing it for four years), they'd have figured it out better, esp. since they knew ahead of time that the game was sold out..\n\nI think we can put Tempe Diablo Stadium in the \"been there, done that\" category now.  We had a good time, but probably won't move any mountains to go again for a few years.


No free wifi.  In 2011.  Really?  REALLY?\n\nIn 2011 wifi is ubiquitous as toilet paper.\n\nThe smoke in the casino is horrible.  It hits you like a wall as soon as the elevator doors open.\n\nIf you buy one of the drink packages (for example, you pay $75 to get $100 worth in drinks), you NEED to check out in person in the lobby.   The video check-out will not account for the drink package at all.  The woman behind the front desk told us this.  Gee, I wonder how ethical that is.\n\nAvoid this dump.


Came here on a Monday night for dinner. Prices seemed reasonable compared to the shi-shi restaurants around it. I ordered a cider and a falafel burger.  It was a little dry but overall it was good. Sucks that a $12 burger doesn't come with fries.  My friend got the buffalo chicken burger and a beer. Overall it was good.  Looked over at the other table with sweet potato fries, onion rings and shoe string fries. Couldn't really justify paying an extra five bucks for something that  normally comes with a burger.


Meat is fatty and service sucks. After the 3rd visit I was through.


This is what you might expect from Vegas, tropicana as \"fresh squeezed\", corn syrup for maple, incredibly sweet breakfasts that if you're 14 you might like. A mocha cappuccino was clearly made by dumping some chocolate syrup in a cup and putting it under a vending machine. The old lady next to me loved it....doubt she uses yelp. Steer clear.\n\nPleasant setting and strong wifi. ;)


We purchased photos online. We got there and immediately noticed it was very hot! The girl at the counter told us that the air-conditioner was broken and had been that way for sometime. They only had a couple of fans going. This was ridiculous. My son was there for a graduation photos so I wasn't going to cancel. If I were the one in the pictures I would have had to get a refund because my make up was melting right off my face just sitting there. Lol. They could have repaired that air-conditioner along time ago and given their customers a more pleasant experience but for some reason they hadn't. They didn't even warn me ahead of time the condition of the studio. It would have been nice to know that it would be such an uncomfortable temperature and possibly taken our business elsewhere. \n\nAlso, their props need to be updated because some are old and worn. They really weren't prepared for the pictures we were doing. Even though I left details about what we were there for. \n\nOnce we were done taking pictures we needed to view and choose the poses we wanted printed. The girl that was helping us was unprofessional and rude. She answered a personal call in the middle of helping us. She also interrupted me mid sentence to gossip with another employee as if my children and I weren't standing right next to her. And she almost ordered the wrong photos because of her lack of attention. Horrible employee. \n\nWe will definitely never go back!!!


Great food,great atmosphere and view. Very good service.


After making this place my first stop in Vegas every year for 10 years this will be my last. Service and good was way off tonight. I could get better at a Panda Express


This place is ... too great to be describe when you want good food and cheap price!!! I had all my breakfasts there when I was visiting LA because that was the first thing that came into my mind when I woke up!!!


Sanctum is memorable but not my cup of tea. I liked the music but it is too loud to have a conversation. The venue was very hypnotic but also impersonal. \n\nThe dance floor is too small to do anything but free-style but that doesn't matter because nobody there seems to know how to dance -- and they don't care anyway. The point of dancing at the Sanctum is to wriggle for hours to the unending techno beat. The interior is dark with flashy strobe lights, which gives anonymity to everyone there. It's great for people who are self conscious because people flash in and out of our universe into different dimensions.\n\nI don't know how people manage to hook up there but I'm sure they find ways to do it. It proves that you don't need conversation to procreate. Sexual pre.ference makes no difference at Sanctum as there are all manner of persuasions that come there. \n\nI enjoyed sitting in the stadium seating to watch two lesbians who put on a stunning duet of free style dancing. Their sexuality felt very liberating.\n\nRestrooms are cool and the gothic art is worth seeing at least once.\n\nI had a drink that was spiked with plenty of alcohol. I have read many reviews saying the drinks were watered down but based on my sample of one they are strong enough to get the job done.\n\nDon't forget to take your ecstacy before you come.


Too bad it isn't possible to post zero stars!  Do not waste your time with this company.  If your insurance company tells you they are sending 777 Towing, tell them to send someone different.  If they tell you that 777 Towing can be there sooner than any other service, don't believe it.  After being told they would be there in 45 mins to 1 hour, the next message was that it would be 90 minutes.  When that time had passed, it would then be another 30-35 minutes.  When that time passed, it was then going to be another 30-35 minutes.  After a LIVID discussion with them, got a call from the insurance company that their truck had broken down and they couldn't make it at all.  That was never mentioned in any conversations directly with them.  Insurance company contacted another towing company, and they arrived exactly when they said.  BTW, this was all in the middle of the night with the car in a dangerous location on a freeway on ramp.  Stay away from 777 Towing.


I have been a customer of Buzzberry for a couple years.  I loved this place once.\n\nI'm very irritated with them.  I loved the concept, and I love that they are dog friendly, but the place is depressing and dark inside.  The walls are painted a weird green and the furniture is horrible.\n\nI'm irritated the food, it's never consistent.  The raw bar has been changed three times.  I used to love the moist raw bar a year ago, they changed it by adding oatmeal, making it dry, now, they took out the dark chocolate they once had in it.  I'm pissed.  I just spent over $4.00 on a pathetic raw bar that has NO flavor.  \n\nIt's also unusual to me that Buzzberry doesn't sell Coke or Pepsi products, not even in  a can.  It seems to me that it would be a wise investment for them to have a soda fountain since the markup is so high on soda -- and again, not even cans or bottles of \nCoke or Pepsi products.  I'm done with this place and their expensive food\n\nGrrrrrrrrrr, Buzzberry.


OMGoodness, how disappointing.  I'm an Elvis fan and was very excited to see this show.  I had the $172.50 seats (which were comped, would have been angry if I paid full price), which were entirely too close.  \n\nMost of the show is dancing, which wasn't exciting, it was just, ok.  A lot of the performers looked pissed through out the show, so I was trying to figure out if that was their character or if they were just unhappy.  I concluded they didn't want to be there.  The theater was pretty empty.  \n\nThe soundtrack for the show had pauses and choppy breaks and inserts, wasn't impressed.  Although the opening song was my favorite, got me jazzed up to be let down.\n\nThere was no real Elvis character, just his manager who narrated some of the show.\n\nThere were a few parts that were cool, like the trampoline super heros, the stripper part, the show girl part, the opening number, the red scarf's that are dropped from the ceiling & the outside of the theater (wall lights & lighting door handles).   The singers were great, especially the black skinny woman, she had a cool rendition.  \n\nI won't go back and I won't recommend this show.


Believe the reviews. Think I'm finally done with this place. I usually just get brown rice & teriyaki chicken, so I'm typically spared by the fact that they're always out of everything. I always attributed it to the fact that they get a heavy lunch rush, and just don't handle it well.\n\nToday, i got there at 11:30 after working a very early morning, expecting piping hot pans of (relatively) fresh-looking food. To my amazement, it was the worst i've ever seen it here; every pan had barely 2 or 3 scoops of food, and it was all picked over with barely any meat in anything, with sauce burnt to the bottom of the pan. It immediately became apparent that they had just reheated last night's leftovers, and hadn't finished making new food for the day.\n\nAbsolutely appalling. Not that I should have high hope for a freaking Panda Express... but good grief guys.


This is for 3.5 stars. I really wanted mediterranean food and since this is on the way home from work, I stopped here on friday night for takeout. I ordered the chicken schewarma pita sandwich and two pieces of falafel (@ 99 cents each). The guy at the counter was cordial but not enthusiastic, kinda felt like he was getting through the last part of the day. I waited for my food; it was a short wait. There were two other parties in the dining area, which was nice. From the outside, it looks really small, but on the inside, it's a square-shaped space, and nicely decorated. Located across from UNLV, in the largest strip mall, with various other restaurants such as the Lunchbox. Another customer for takeout was behind me. I noticed that for yelpers who check-in, you get a free piece of baklava. If you're a UNLV student, you get a free drink when you show your ID. \n\nI went home and couldn't wait to devour it. I let my husband have a bite of each (he's on a weight maintenance plan) and he liked it. He's never had this type of food. I did like the food- the pita was soft, the tahini sauce tasted good, but the chicken tasted like it was charred (think charcoal), and I couldn't shake it. I've been particularly sensitive lately to certain things, maybe it was an off day, I don't know. I really wanted to like this place. I thought it was me. And when I had the falafel, I also got the same charred taste, but I also noticed that it was slightly burned, too. My favorite place for mediterranean is all the way in Summerlin (Sultan's Grill), which is far away from our area, so I thought I'd try a convenient place. I would try this place again, maybe get a plate next time. Plus, my husband's never had mediterranean food so it be worth trying again.


Great food and fast service. Loved the chicken fried noodles.


Simply amazing. I have known the owners for awhile and they are so nice! \nThe sliders and hot dogs are so good! The french fries are also amazing. They offer a wide variety of toppings too. The chicken fingers are also good. Everything here is delicious! There is a great drink and snack selection too!


I'm not a whisky drinker and in fact, even the smell of it makes me feel sick. I worked for a catering company when I was at school and I remember having to walk around with trays of various different whiskies for people to take. Every single person asked me which was which and even though I should have arranged them in a manner that made it easy to remember - I didn't. So ended up just making whiskies up... I wasn't fooling anyone. After my whisky experience I still really am none the wiser about any of them but I've bought a few bottles in my time for retirement presents and such.\n\nThis store is jam packed and looks very traditional, with all kind of whiskies, they also have other spirits too including a good selection of gins (my favourite), I guess whisky is their speciality though and I'm sure whatever whisky you're looking for you'll find it in here. Great for a souvenir from Scotland, a gift for a whisky drinker or great if you just fancy treating yourself to  fancy new bottle of your favourite whisky.


I give it 2 stars.....ONLY because the staff and service were good. You may rate it higher if you are fond of those frozen Healthy Choice bowls.


Great staff! This time I'm in the ER with my daughter and the wait was... Well there wasn't really one! They do their job they're quick and caring and really know how to deal with children. I recommend this hospital to anyone with children!


I used to prefer this place over palm beach. I don't think so anymore. They think it's acceptable to place customers in beds with facial bulbs out consistently. I remember over summer there was one bed with facial bulbs out for over a month, yet they would place me in that although there were empty beds of the same level with all the bulbs working. It's kind of ridiculous to pay $30+ a month for this to keep happening. I went again within the last few days and there was another bed with facial bulbs out and of course, I was placed in that one instead of the other empty, working beds. Show a little customer service and appreciation and put me in a fully working bed AT LEAST. Most places will give you a free upgrade in situations similar to this.


The rooms are clean & the air conditioning works great! Prices are pretty good & the more you play there, the better deals you can get. I've had good & bad experiences with the counter people @ check-in & out.\n\nThere are multiple pools - all with different temperatures & a bar located by the pools. \n\nThe location is awesome. I love gambling @ MGM, but don't want to pay the prices to stay there. It's about a $10 ride to the airport.\n\nThe casino atmosphere is fuuuun. The music is great, the Craps table gets busy as soon as it opens. The roulette tables light up, which is definitely entertaining. (Play 29!) Poker area isn't the largest - usually only one table open so there are definitely better places to play that :) \n\nTwo bars - one in the front and one halfway through the casino floor.\n\nThe actual Hooters restaurant has GREAT food. Their wings are simply amazing. You can order all drumsticks if you want for like 10 cents each. The wait can be a little long, but the service is typically decent.\n\nThe Mad Onion restaurant inside is open 24 hours & they have some great deals, but the service is shotty & the wait can be FOREVER. They say they make the same wings as the restaurant, but they don't taste like them at all. The old restaurant used to be great, but since the name change & I'm assuming the new staff, it SUCKS.\n\nOverall: good, clean, cheap place to stay.


A very nice dinning experience.