Ugh if I could give this place -10 stars I would. What a nightmare. To start, the first time I ate here, I almost swallowed a giant shard of plastic that was in my salad. Then to my horror, the bar tending goes \"whoops.\" and tosses it on the floor!! \n\nFast forward a couple months, I decide to give this place a second chance. (I must have been delirious from hunger.)\nFirst off the bar tender was rude, slow as hell and terrible at making drinks. My friend and myself order our food and 20 min later out comes my friends food. After almost an hour of waiting, I still had NO pizza. When I asked the cranky pants bar tender in the NICEST possible way, where it was, he just shrugged and walked away. I asked to speak to a manager and was told he was \"busy.\" Finally someone came to talk to me and after an hour and a half I got my shitty pizza. \nThank you to the kitchen manager for doing his job and coming to talk to the customer. But, to the bar tender working earlier New Year's Eve. You DO NOT DESERVE THIS JOB AND SHOULD BE FIRED.


I'm not a beer drinker so I can't attest to those (though other people reviewing here certainly have a low opinion) but they do have hard apple cider on tap. That works for me. I've been to Dave's a few times lately. There are often events at Studio 5C upstairs and Dave's is convenient. \n\nI will say the food I've tried before was not memorable. I do remember eating there, but it wasn't bad enough to complain about or good enough to remember... until tonight. I ordered the Mac n Cheese and I think it's the best Mac n Cheese I've had anywhere. I ate until I couldn't eat anymore and enjoyed every bite. A variety of cheeses and baked to deliciousness.\n\nI sat on the north patio - away from the bar. The server was attentive and friendly right up til it was time for her to go off duty and she lost enthusiasm/motivation but eventually came back for the check business. I had a friend join me halfway through my meal and she was right on top of that too, until we were done. Oh well. \n\nI can't wait until tomorrow night. There's another event upstairs so I have an excuse for a great dinner before going up. Can you overdose on Mac n Cheese?


i love this place because it's similiar to our Yummy's back home. the food is sooooo good! i always get the kalbi and meat jun combo. but i can never decide on the side veggies you get to choose, as i want all of them. i highly recommend this place! i consider it my hole-in-wall place.


I've been a Camelback CrossFit member for eight months and have loved every second of it. Being new to CrossFit I was naturally nervous to join.  However, with Coach Matt and Coach Robert's help, I felt completely comfortable every work out. Not only are you getting best in class coaching but you really feel like all of the coaches care about you. The monthly fees are the best in town.


Sabas Mediterranean is a great little restaurant for date night or family night. The staff is always friendly and can answer any question you might have. \n\nThey also have a great $5 gyro happy hour! Which is an awesome deal because the gyros are very tasteful.  I also really like the falafel.


Free limo ride is great if it doesn't break down from the heat.  Got a call right when they were supposed to pick us up asking us to grab a cab & they'd reimburse us (took the $17 right off of our bill).\n\nKinda small inside so definitely make a reservation - but it's dark like those old school Hollywood club/restaurants - not sure what anyone means about the mobster feel.  \n\nWe ordered (2) sets of Osso Bucco & (1) stuffed pork chop.  Tony (our waiter) came back and said the chef didn't like the condition of the Osso Bucco & didn't want to serve it...so I ordered the flambed rib eye & my friend ordered the special of the day filet mignon w/ marsala sauce & mushrooms.\n\nEVERYTHING WAS YUMMY, the filet literally didn't need a knife, rib eye was juicy & medium rare as requested, pork chop was stuffed w/ delicious goodness & all at great pricing.  \n\nWe even got a recommendation on wine from Tony & grabbed a bottle of 2008 Mac Murray Pinot Noir @ 1/2 price bottle (Sundays/Mondays) for $21 instead of $42.  \n\nWe had the Pistachio gelato dessert which was delicious too but kinda sweet for us.\n\nWe were serenaded most of the night by two men...but only remember the name of the 80+ years old violinist Bill...who's fiddler fingers just flew all over the strings.  AMAZING!\n\nDefinitely coming back here in  August on my next LV trip.


Online gaming seems to be slowly but surely squeezing the life out of the Laserquest scene, but in all honesty it really can't compete. Coming here with a group of pals is quite simply one of the most fun things you can do, and the best part of all is that everyone, no matter how placid in real life, will become exceptionally serious, competitive and aggressive for the duration of the game.\n\nI came here with a big group once not long after leaving school. We did a team game and I remember me and my pal Alan finding a sweet spot where we could pick everyone else off without them being able to get us. It totally ruined it for everyone else, and a massive, swear-filled argument ensued afterwards, which even resulted in us getting torrents of abuse from a couple of 10 year old kids who'd joined our game.\n\nIt still makes me laugh to this day.


I don't understand why an intelligent human being would go to this place and consume the stuff that this place sells. It is of less quality than the stuff they feed inmates at that tent prison in Arizona...literally. What McDonalds does is take some low quality beef, add soy and other mixtures for filler, and then flavor it with addictive chemical flavorings that they make in a lab. Look into it if you don't believe me. \n\nI cringe when my kids want to go there. It's so foul and not to mention freaking expensive. It's totally unbelievable to me that people eat there!


Great idea El Cortez to host the Vegas Streats food truck get together once a month. Bad idea to charge $10 for event parking at the el cortez garage. If you're in the area prior to the event, sign up for a free Club Cortez card for free event parking. It was a great gathering, but the music was awful and so loud. It was teally hard to hear the foodtrucks describe their dishes. I would have stayed longer and tried more trucks, but my ears were ringing from the loud music. \n\nI tried Melteez, Shrimp n sausage  (there isn't a yelp on these guys yet), and Sin city snoball ( review on their yelp page). Melteez was yummy, and friendly. Shrimp n sausage's creole dish was awful. No skill or techniqe used to make their dish. The shrimp tasted old with no flavor and the rice was a little soggy. There was also a bunch of oil, where on earth did this come from?


Minimum Age: 21+.\nCost: ~$30\nCrowd: Mixed, 20-30's.\nDress Code: Fashionable attire.\nMusic: Top 40.\nDate Attended: 01/23/10, Saturday\n\nThe best part about Ghost Bar is the outside view!  Situated at the top of the Palms, you get to see Las Vegas from a great vantage point.  Nothing else really stood out to me.\n\nPros: Great vantage point.\n\nCons: None.


Great little restaurant. Family owned - I think? Probably the best tamales I've had. I always try to support small and local. You won't be disappointed.


I'm not sure about the other locations but the service at this place is unbelievable our server went from the cash to the phone to mopping the floors then serving our food with out even washing her hands once (EWWW) and this place would need a flood to clean out the mess and lingering dirt . we strolled in the location at 11:15pm (munchies)  and were rushed to make our order and hurry up and eat because  they wanted to close at 12pm.  I'll sum it up like this this is a take out joint because the dieing experience isn't catered in this Wok Cafe.  oh the Pad Thai is out of intergalacticly out of this world and is to die for !


The reviews are an injustice  for the service you receive!!!! I was visiting the area and wanted the experience of a full service spa and that is exactly what I experienced. Trying new spas can be intimidating but the lady's here were sooooo professional they took their time explained their services and made me feel right at home !!!! Whenever I'm in town this will def be my go to spot!!!! Adrienne rocked my mani and pedi and Shauna made me so comfortable!!! thanks to the entire staff!!!!!


Never taking Bruce here again. Only took him once, they never answered my phone calls or returned my phone calls prior to dropping him off. \nOur dog was there for four days and three nights, he was limping when we brought him home because his paws had been blistered so badly from the hot asphalt. They obviously weren't monitored properly. He is now missing chunks of skin and cries when you touch his paws. \nBeware!!!


Decent Vietnamese food. Tried their Bun Cha Hanoi and it was lacking a little flavor and the meat was slightly drier than I would liked but more than edible. Liked that they didn't skimp on any of the dishes since the portions were huge! Decent prices for somewhere other than Little Saigon.


So this place is poppin!! \n\nI don't really drink SB. So I can't say that I'm a connoisseur for it, but I enjoy a stroowberries & creme every 2nd Friday of the month ;] jk.\n\nThe people are chilled out like ice in my sweet tea. Star 1.\n\nSmells good & looks clean. Star 2.\n\nThe location is pretty sweet. Lots of good eats *ahem In-N-Out* around :] Star 3.\n\nLike I said, it's poppin! Star 4!\n\nOnly dislike is the parking isn't the best. I mean it's too late to do anything about it, but it's part of the review, nah mean? 4 Stars all in all :]


Here is your standard Vegas chain bar with the table top gambling and the generic beer on tap. \n\nThey play great music, have comfortable chairs and booths if the bar isn't your place and it's clean.\n\nA friend and I met there for a beer and my friend went to the bar and ordered. Instead of being given a choice of beer sizes they filled up the biggest glass they had and put it down before we could object. It would have been nice to have a choice, but not that big of a thing since we didn't mind. \n\nThere is also very little service if you don't sit at the bar. We got checked on once in the hour and a half we were there. I guess with that huge beer they figured we wouldn't need anything for awhile.\n\nThe really, really negative is that the bathrooms are total rest stop quality. They are filthy, (classy) people have written all over the walls, toilet paper and paper towels everywhere. It's just gross. I would highly recommend you avoid those if you go here. \n\nIt's not someplace I would go back to again, but I can see the appeal. I think.


Roomy, modern rooms and fun pool and hot tub. Great alternative to smoky old strip hotels. Moderately price.


Alright, I was pretty impressed with this place the first time 5 months ago.  Since then I have gone back because of that and even bringing others here.   Now I have changed my review because they have continually disappointed me.  They never seem to get my eggs cooked the way I like them.  The corn beef hash use to be fresh and plentiful and now they are skimpy and dry.  The bacon (use to give 4 and now only 3?) my husband ordered was greasy and not crispy.  He likes his toast to be well toasted and they brought them out completely burnt.  It was sent back and all they did was scrape some of the burnt off the toast.  Our eggs were either underdone or overcooked.   They didn't even look appetizing.  The last time we were there the manager saw what was happening but didn't even come to our table to apologize.   So disappointing each time and we kept giving them another chance.  Their quantity and quality has gone down.  Most plates being fairly pricey at 10 bucks a plate for breakfast,  we think now its not worth it. Their motto \"fresh and fast\",  I think NOT.


The first time I came here was awesome.  The second time.. not so much.\n\nCan't remember the girl's name, but after 30 seconds of starting she stopped to use the phone.  Then, she stood in front of me (while I was leaned back in the chair) for a good 15 minutes just gabbing on the phone.  Three other workers were standing around me as well.. none of them had the decency to finish my brows.  Also, throughout her conversation, she kept holding her finger up and telling me to \"wait,\" even though I wasn't saying anything.  \n\nWhen she finally got off the phone, she finished my brows.  At one point she yanked really hard and my eye watered.  She then called me a crybaby.  Thanks?\n\nWhen I went to the register to pay, she asked me how much I was leaving her for a tip.  Wow.\n\n2 stars because both times I've been here, my brows looked pretty good.  However there are a million other places I'll go to instead who can do just as good of a job without the rude service and horrible location.


Don't let the outside fool you. Inside is an awesome decor and atmosphere. Much more elegant than other sushi restaurants. Food is great and awesome. Had the all you can eat- great value. Staff very friendly, and kind. Service was moderately quick. Go there in the early hours of meal time to get the best service times.\nWARNING- don't order too much of the rolls- they have huge servings.


Food and drinks are expensive, and in all honesty not really worth the price.  They're pretty much just regular hot dogs with over the top toppings.  You can count on long lines and hunting for a place to seat. And they've got nothing on my all time favorite hot dogs, Flo's in Cape Neddick, Maine.


Location: Superb. Decor: Quaint.\n\nNever tried the food, but looks like more \"upscale\" bar food. I.E. Franks and Beans, Pretzel with mustard, cheese plate.\n\nThe beer tap goes a step beyond the boring ol' Bud Light and into Rogue territory, but they only serve 3 or 4 wines by the glass (and there is no way I'm buying a bottle at their prices). The prices for the glasses of wine are what you'd expect from an \"I'm not a \"bar\" bar\" (ala Bar Bianco).\n\nLimited seating, but I like the seats.\n\nAnd because I'm a hipster doofus that lives downtown and has money to spend, you'll see me again. Damn you!!!


Great dive bar! Great people! Tempes best dive bar!


I hired Skyler and the Myriad team for their Real Estate Investment advisory services and it continues to put a positive cash flow in my bank every month!! I knew I wanted to invest in real estate but there were so many different options and opinions. It seemed like everyone I talked to was their own personal expert and quite frankly it was overwhelming and stressful. Skyler and his team were a breath of fresh air! These guys were young but experienced. Smart but fun! And most importantly, they were laser focused on producing results. They helped me analyze my current situation, understand the risks and rewards with different real estate investment scenarios and most importantly, taught me how to understand the numbers. It made me look at real estate in an entirely new way, \"passive income!\" My recommendation? Use them today, or regret not doing it tomorrow.


I tried to go in, and it's closed already.


I graduated from Marinello at the end of August 2010, and let me tell you, I was glad to get out of there.\nWhile the teachers were very knowledgeable in their trade, the program and administration is less than desirable. When I first toured the school and started classes in January, I was promised many things to learn, one of them being makeup classes. Still to this day they do not have those classes available at the school, and those were pretty big reasons to why I wanted to go there.\nThere was also a lot of drama in the midst of my schooling there. Several administrators left, a teacher left, and they changed everything that we were used to. They started focusing on advertising instead of getting students product to use, and there was a lot of times when school product would go missing when they didn't go missing before the administration change.\nbesides those things, the school is okay. At the very least, it will teach you what  you need to know to be an aesthetician in the state. But I definitely wouldn't go there again, and I definitely wouldn't recommend anybody to go there. Be sure to look around at other schools before you decide what's best for you.


The Riviera suffers from a serious case of Old. It isn't just that the structure is old, it's that its spirit seems to be merely lingering, waiting to die, as do much of its staff. That's not to say that it's bad. It's just old. It's various lobby and casino displays are themed around really cool events that happened there fifty years ago (when brass and mirrors were \"in\"), and nothing about what's going on there now. Because there's nothing cool going on there now. \"Riviera! Look how hip we used to be!\" is a great slogan to sum it up.\n\nMy experience at the Riviera started out with extreme annoyance at how long it took to check in. There were maybe twenty people in line, yet it took about 90 minutes to get to the counter. And then I discovered that they had lost my reservation. After waiting another thirty minutes while the clerk was investigating the situation in a back room, she returned to say that they were able to work something out, and offered two free tickets to some crappy comedy show in their theater. Needless to say, I'd never heard of the comic, and just tossed the tickets.\n\nIf you're going to Vegas for other reasons, and don't plan on being in your room or the casino much, then you could do worse than the Riviera. If nothing else, it's cheap. We were in town for the NAB Show and just wanted cheap lodging, for which Riv came through.\n\nThe Queen Victoria pub is pretty good, and they have a lot of great beers and ales on tap. We had crappy service the first time we ate there, but the servers on the other two occasions made up for it. The fish and chips are excellent.\n\nI also got a kick out of the pool area, because when you step into it from the hotel, you could have just stepped right back into 1960. It kinda made me feel like Frank. I would say that the period decor is spot-on, but it isn't decor; it's original period. If you're shooting a movie and you need a Rat Pack-era pool setting, get your ass to the Riv.\n\nWill I stay there again? Probably not, since I've decided that my life goals need to be moving forward instead of stagnating. Next year I'm aiming for Treasure Island. Not Bellagio, yet. I shouldn't get ahead of myself. But, if someone were to tell me, it's the Riviera or nothing, then sure, I wouldn't mind staying there again. I could use the fish and chips as an excuse.


I would give 0 stars if I could. After planning our vacation for months we were most excited to visit Nacho Daddy, as we had seen it on the Food Network. Everything started out fine, but after ordering our margaritas and food we waited. This wouldn't be a problem but we were 1 of 2 tables in the restaurant. I happened to look over at the bar and saw the bar tender standing there. Then I saw our drinks sitting there. Our waiter passed our drinks at least 4 times that I saw and never brought them to our table. We also ordered 3 street tacos as an appetizer, I;m not sure how long those were sitting there, but it was a huge let down. Obviously, we left and felt bad about not paying for our water glasses. As we were walking out, the waiter had the nerve to say, \"thanks for coming in\". Thank's for not serving us. Upon complaining we were offered to come back, but we are on vacation and have everything planned out. You lost that chance when you treated us like dirt. It sucks that we have planned on eating at this place for months and we were treated so bad. Save your money and go somewhere that wants you there.


This is a fun place in a great location in the Cultural District.  The food is very good, and the decor is charming.  The service is fairly quick, and the wait staff is very polite and helpful.  I was surprised at the devils on horseback, which turned out to be a very delicious appetizer...and something I was not expecting at a place called \"Meat and Potatoes.\"  I have heard people rave about the good food here, and it turns out to be very good and there are some fun choices, however it's certainly not the best Pittsburgh has to offer.


Food is delicious as always but waited one hour 23 minutes to get our food. When we inquired at an hour and fifteen they said the chef said it's coming. Acted like it was no big deal. An off-hand apology that wasn't convincing. For the price wen paid for dinner I expect more! \nVery disappointed tonight. Can't decide if it's worth coming back.


As a consumer of electronics, I like this place. I was in a lack-luster relationship with Best Buy and we were only in it until something better came along. Fry's is my something better. They really do have everything:TV, video, audio, car stereos, computers, appliances, gaming, magazines, toys...and a cafe in the middle-not that that was the deal breaker. \nThey always seem to have specials on DVDs which I think is cool but be careful-that $25 you were planning on spending can easily turn into $200. This really is a one-stop shop for the geek in all of us.


Tried this place on the advice of a Vegas local who highly recommend the place. Good place to try if you're craving some pho. \n\nOverall, food was good, nothing spectacular but nothing horrible either. The biggest down side was the service, they weren't rude but it was hard to find any help. Took a while for our server to take our order and for our food to come to us (bigger groups who came in after us received their food first). But after we received our meal, our server was nowhere to be found, we had to ask other servers passing by for help.


I just had my first visit to Spoon House and I really enjoyed my experience. The owner came out from behind the counter and explained everything very well. I asked for his recommendation on what to order as it was my first time. I had the Beef Bulgogi quesadilla and I thought it was very tasty. I mentioned to the owner that I like spicy food and he brought me out a piece of the spicy pork quesadilla on the house which was also very tasty.\n\nOne reviewer mentioned they didn't have Kimchi but when I was there they had little styrofoam containers with Kimchi sitting to the right on the counter for free. I had some and also thought this was tasty as well.\n\nIt's super clean and very nice on the inside. I will definitely be back to try other items on the menu and will recommend it to other people.


I don't drink coffee so I can't speak to their particular cup of joe.  However, I've eaten their twice: Once for a sandwich and one a muffin.  The sandwich was subpar.  The muffin was pretty good.  White chocolate something-or-other.  \n\nIt's not that Charlie's has personally offended me or anything - it's just that I would prefer almost any other restaurant in existence to inhabit that spot instead of Charlie's.  If I'm forced to grab a snack in the law building, Charlie's is it.  The vending machines never take my debit card (idk why) so I'm forced to eat an overpriced, ok muffin.  It's unfortunate.  At any given restaurant I can at least find one item that's not too expensive that I like.  Not Charlie's.  It's an anomaly.


The big and small plates were great.... BBQ shrimp and the cheese plate with only the cheddar. I had the veggie plate with squash (zucchini and yellow a little chunky but good), mac n cheese (penne and velveta-esq) and collard greens ( they were great. not too bitter I like the vinegar approach)  my dining buddy had the fried chicken. It was flavorful and tender. The mashed potatoes were homemade and the green beans were not cooked to death.... The bread was bland and not warm as others have stated. Both big and small plates were Delish... \n\n\nThe service sucked. When we first entered we were told that a table needed to be prepared. The hostess walks away and comes back. We were seated next to a fly inhabited window. Which was more so annoying than disgusting.... Ok it was actually both. We weren't up sold on wine or cocktails even tea. We were given the pitcher of water and that was it.  We ordered our small plates and then we were asked if he wanted to take our menus. Do ppl only order small plates here? We want to eat its 7:00 in the evening... After a bit of observing I realized that the tables are already preset and there were only about 5 other taken tables. Why we had to wait for a table to be put together? I'm not sure. We heard about the snapper special and soup of the day from the same server seating the table behind us.  Boooooooo Scott... I'll try again with a different dining buddy on a busier day and see if anything changes. For now you get 3 stars and that is because the food was delicious.  #MaybeNextTime


My friend really talked this place up so I was excited to try it, but we both walked out disappointed. I had the Chicken Italiano which is marinated chicken with provolone, spinach, and grilled onions.  This portion of the sandwhich was actually really good, but the bread was awful!  It seemed like it had been pulled out of a freezer. My friend was also disappointed in his cheesesteak, inside and out. The fries were quite tasty though :)  For $9 a sandwich, give me fresh bread!


10 of us hired a limo and made a reservation for the High Tea at the Arizona Biltmore.  The only thing that was pleasant was the limo ride.  After arriving and making our way to the tea, there was no one at the desk to seat us.  We finally had to go to inside and flag down a server to find out where everyone was.  After a few minutes, we were seated.  The 10 of us waited for over 10 minutes before we were recognized by a server.  After another 15 minutes, we had the tea delivered and plopped on the table.  We were left to serve the tea ourselves.  When the food came, 20 minutes later, the scones were good, but everything else was at best mediocre.  The sandwiches were dry and basically not eatable.  The server indicated that we could have as much as we wanted, but failed to return to the table to replenish our tea, water, and food.  \n\nThe only thing they got right was the automatic 18% gratuity charged along with our $418 bill.  Our group has been to 4 teas at different establishments in Phoenix and the tea at the Biltmore was by FAR the worst. \n\nIf you're thinking of going I would strongly advise against it.\n\nRL\nPhoenix


I got the Fettuccine Alfredo w Chicken and the Banana/Peanut butter smoothie with a friend. The Fettuccine Alfredo was not as bad as I thought it might be. I love Fettuccine Alfredo but always feel afraid to order it anywhere because most of the time, it turns out pretty bland. I actually quite enjoyed it here. I also never get it with chicken because the way chicken in this dish seems to come often is this smokey-type prepared chicken and I don't like it. But this was pretty different and I thought it was good. \nThe smoothie was good, but it's something you can make at home easy-peasy. Buy a blender.


I do love my cameras.  Taking a good photograph is something that I get a great deal of joy from.  Jessops is a great shop for all things camera, and it was their store on Shandwick Place that I visited today.  I mainly went in to have a look at their tripod range, as this is something that I've been thinking of purchasing.\n\nEntering the shop was an oddly relaxing experience.  Unlike some stores, the walls and shelves were not crammed floor to ceiling.  Instead, the displays were laid out in an uncluttered manner that doesn't bombard your brain with a lot of information.  \n\nThe store is quite large, and covers all aspects of photography.  You can get all sorts of cameras from small point-and-shoot right up to high-end digital SLRs.  They also stock binoculars and telescopes, along with accessories for all of these things.  I had a good look at their range of tripods, which covered a large price and size range.\n\nJessops is a must for either browsing or buying photographic equipment.  They also do printing and processing, and clearly know their stuff, having been around as a company for 75 years now.


What a long day!  We drove for five and a half hrs and finally made it.\n\nWe checked in at 3 pm after M's wedding.  I took a short nap and found the room to be cozy.  It had two nice swimming pools.  Unfortunately, I forgot my swimsuit since the night before I was running around the house like a mad woman trying to get my stuff together.  \n\nIf you're not planning to hang out at the hotel all day, then this place will do.


The idiot oil change kid tried to charge me $79.95 for an oil change that I got at Honda for $29.95. Told me my


We like baja Fresh, but this particular location gets 1 Star, due to their crazy unstable hours of being open!  They seem to close whenever they want! If it's not busy, they'll just close! ...esp, on the weekends!, they will close like at 2 PM!!!...I feel this is so stupid, considering that the Light Rail is literally right at their front door & people are getting off it like every 10 mins, so they are just losing money, & with all of the Theatre & Sports Events,...they are totally forgetting all of that, too.   Chipotle is just a few blocks away at Cityscape & they are open til 10 pm,,,,every single night, period!  ...Just go there instead.


Generally speaking, I am a big fan of the burger.  I'm also a big believer in (and a fan of) good service.  To that end, Dotty's both delivers and disappoints.\n\nThe burgers are great.  A small group of us wandered to Dotty's over the weekend; I had been there many times before, while the rest of the group had never been to Dotty's before.  We were promptly seated in a large booth - Dotty has some great booths... not gonna' lie.\n\nAnd then we waited.  And waited.  And waited some more.  Eventually a server came by and said he'd be \"right back to take our drink orders.\"  We waited some more.  \n\nIt wouldn't have been so bad if we hadn't been visiting at 2:30pm on a Saturday, and the place was virtually empty... but we waited a good 15-20 minutes to place our drink order.  Then we waited another 10 or so to get our drinks.  Then we ordered the food, which took a long time to come out as well.  \n\nAfter receiving our food, we never saw the server except for when he dropped off the bill.  No follow-up, no \"how are things,\" nothing like that... just crappy service.  He never noticed that our drinks were empty; he didn't offer to bring us another round - we had to find him and ask for another round.  And it took a long time to get those drinks...  If the service would've been even the slightest bit decent, we would've sat at Dotty's, drinking and eating all afternoon.  But thanks to the horrible service, we paid and left far earlier than we would've liked to have.\n\nHorrific service aside, the burgers were excellent - we had an Ostrich burger (with muenster, grilled onion, lettuce and tomato), a Heart Throb (not really \"hot\" but it had a good balance of flavor/heat), a Melting Pot (if you like cheese, look no further), and a Honey Dijon (tasty).  The burgers were perfectly cooked, perfectly sized, and simply delicious.\n\nWe also ordered a sampler basket, which included onion rings, deep fried mushrooms, fried mac-n-cheese, cheese curds, and fries.  All were solid.  A tad greasy, but solid.\n\nIf the service didn't suck so bad, I'd give this place 4.5 - 5.0 stars.  The dude who waited on us should consider a new line of work... that's how bad it was.


Ugh. A curry dish with barely any veggies? No, potatoes do not count. They're not green. Even some basil in this so-called  \"basil thai\" restaurant would have been nice. Curry is hard to mess up because it has such strong flavor. However, given a choice, why go and have bad food?


Amazing veg!  Well worth stopping in for some great food & coffee!!!


{{First off, I am a California Marriott restaurant manager.  I am overly observant and critical when dining out.}}\n\nMy husband and I were fortunate enough to enjoy our fourth wedding anniversary at BLT.   David Kent the restaurant GM was second to none.  He was inviting, intriguing, and extremely genuine.  HE SINGLE HANDEDLY MADE OUR 4TH ANNIVERSARY AMAZING!\n\nService:  Flawless.  Well spoken young man who was unobtrusive and gracious.\nFood:  Incredible.  We had almost every item on the menu (or at least it felt like it).  Quite possibly the best steak we have ever had  (bold statement).  We decided to go back the next night for happy hour, which is a gem in itself!  Thank you for carrying Fernet Branca, too!\n\nThank you, David and BLT staff


Hit this place at Bally's a couple of times for their breakfast buffet. Good price. Not a huge selection, but the scrambled eggs and biscuits & gravy are both very good.


Stopped here today on my way through town on the recommendation of a friend and was glad I did. Had the corned beef hash Anita style and it was awesome! Delicious corned beef hash kicked up with jalapenos. If you like spicy and you like corned beef you will love it! I got it served with some corn tortillas and salsa on the side. Was the best breakfast i have had this month. \nService here was also over the top, they kept my coffee cup full and I really needed it this morning since i had to get up at 4am today. \n\nI'll definitely be back here next time I go through Wickenberg


We had so much fun! My son ordered the best Red Velvet pancakes ever with cream cheese syrup, whipped cream and chocolate shavings! I loved my cheese and green chile omelette with side of Banana Cream Pie pancakes. The service was friendly and atmosphere casual and cool! Definitely worth driving over from the strip and a favorite new stop on our next trip to Vegas!


We made a special trip to the store, so after fighting strip traffic, 30 min. trying to find parking and another 20 min. walking we made it there. \nThe staff was very nice and helpful. But the clothes were pretty ill fitting so with sadness I left empty handed.


Best Chinese I have had in a long time. I tried their orange chicken it was incredible!!!! Big pieces of white meat chicken the sauce was amazing and they had plenty of my side dish as well as the main dish. My honey got their sweet and sour pork and it was excellent as well :) They did not skim on the sauce at all like quite a bit of take out places do. We ordered for it to be delivered and it came before the time they said it would be. I am glad I have found a new place to go!


If this is your first Cirque Du Soleil show you'll probably enjoy it, it's a nice mix of their previous shows. But if you've been to previous shows like I have since Nouvelle Experience, you won't be as impressed. Their soundtrack is just ok.  Prefer others. But I do think it's better than Dralion, which I felt was an overpriced for a Chinese acrobats show. \n\nUsually pretty easy to get tickets.


Service by casey not so good food was excellent


I agree with Kathy W. ... just got back from Vegas and went to Azure. My friends bought a similar \"groupon\" thru Travel Zoo. I just noticed that it is currently featured in Groupon today. Bottom line is - DON'T BOTHER! You really don't have anywhere to sit (except the covered area with the street view) and you can't take it your drink out to the other pools. You might as well get drinks from the casino and use the free pool outside of Azure. Sure it's secluded, but really not worth your $$$. Again, I can't stress - DON'T BOTHER gettting the groupon.


I just spent $48.13 on dinner and their is plastic in my ice cream. I took a picture of my receipt . I joke not I could have died and the staff just didn't care.   \nOh no I won't return here nope not for all the money in Vegas. Funny thing is when the manager came over to talk to us her attitude was extra happy almost like a stepford wife. She happily said oh I know where the plastic is from! Then she followed up by  just excusing herself by saying oh sometimes plastic gets left on cookies nothing major. Hon its major because had that plastic got stuck in my throat...I could have died.\n Now her attitude that was nice or overly nice bugs me for one reason. I as the customer would like to know that what bugs me bugs you as well. Not that I'm upset and you making like you having the best day ever.\n When she came to the table I need you to understand I had just finished gaging as if I could not breath pulling plastic out my mouth. So I would have liked to know that she was concerned with my well being as a human and also a client. For example Like can you ask me if I'm ok. Do I need a glass of water. She should  have been more helpful. Instead of oh my these things happen...here is your 8 bucks back have a nice day. Good GOD shes a clueless chick. Where can you eat and have plastic in your food and the manager will say its ok it happends. Well because of her own words my friends I will say don't eat at this location because her happy go lucky attitude says she will allow this to keep on happening and our safety as humans are of no importance to her. Because should we choke on plastic oh well it happends.


Have been here several times over the years and its just gotten better. \n\nService was wonderful and after spending a bit of time with some friends had an excellent burger while my friends had some taco's and such. Everything tasted excellent and had a great time.\n\nWhile we were there a group got together and were playing volleyball and had fun watching them. They also have live music on the weekends! \n\nAll in all had a great time and will return!


Devoured is an event we'll do every year. Some of the greatest restaurants show off their skills here in an effort to woo those in the PHX area to their establishments. Rarely do you see a sub par restaurant showcasing their skills.\n\nWhen you have an opportunity to sample from the likes of Kai, Citizen Public House, etc... take it and run for dear life.


We've picked up takeout a few times and had them deliver once.  The pizza is really very good.  I like their thin crust, it's nice and crispy and the sauce has a good flavor.  My husband tried the chicken parm today, it's a big sandwich with nice quality chicken and he thought it was delicious.  After our first pie, we decided that the pizza was somewhere between MA and NJ style pie, it turns out the owner is from CT.\n\nDelivery was fast but they have good parking here and it's incredibly convenient to be able to run into the grocery store around the corner while you're waiting.\n\nIt's a typical store front pizza place with a limited menu, nothing fancy.  The pizza is 18\" and freezes/reheats perfectly.  As with most places, the slices from  a full pizza are better than the slices sold individually so you're better off getting a whole pizza - at least the first time.


Chris handled my car at Phoenix Body Works and they did a great job.  I needed a front quarter panel and headlight replaced due to an accident and when I got it back it looked brand new; even better than when I dropped it off.  The paint color matched perfectly.  Chris and everyone else in the office was very friendly and answered all of my questions.\n\nIn addition to the great body work the car had been vaccuumed out for me when I got it back.  What a nice surprise!  They also provided me with a small bottle of touch-up paint in case I got any more paint chips in the future.


I was happy to find this restaurant in my hotel.  It was late and I didn't want to venture out.  The bar had more people than I expected for a Monday night.  I ordered the gnocchi, which I believe was misspelled on the menu (\"gnocci\").  I planned on pointing this out to the waitress until I heard the way she pronounced gnocchi (\"knock-y\").  (I wonder if she told people she worked at \"Bigelow Grill-e.\")  Somehow this made my dining experience seem a little less upscale.  Overall, I was pleasantly surprised with the ambiance - aside from the thick cigarette smoke at the bar.  \n\nThis sentence had me scratching my head for a while, \"Bigelow is serving innovative and imaginative interpretations of ethnic Pittsburgh classics.\"  Maybe some Pittsburghers will fill me in sometime.


Took my girlfriend here for her birthday and for the most part it was a good experience and good food. The service was good too. Waiter was very courteous and explained everything about themselves and the menu. We ordered the two cups of crab bisque which was good, oysters Rockefeller which I thought was ok, stone crab legs were good, crab cakes and lobster sole which was our main dishes were ok. Overall it was a good experience and service was good.


I found Cornerstone on Yelp after recently moving to Las Vegas. I have to say that the previous reviewers were correct--Cornerstone Furniture is great. After the move, my husband and I were in need of many pieces of furniture. I went to check the store out, to see if it would be worth it to bring my husband back (he doesn't normally like furniture shopping). I had a great experience with Rafael who let me spent a lot of time exploring the inventory in a no-pressure way. I told him that I would bring my husband back when we were ready to purchase. I went back today, and we had a blast working with Rafael! He was honest and genuine, and really helpful. The best part was there was very little pressure to buy anything. He just kept telling us to take our time. Not only is there a large amount of furniture on the floor, but he also has tons of catalogs, and can order just about anything! We purchased some items today, but we'll be back to get more! Even my husband enjoyed the process, and had a smile on his face.


Booked a night at Planet Hollywood to watch Britney's Piece of me with my best friend.\n\nPaid $180 and change plus tax. And $20. Something for resort fee( which we did not use anything in the resort) \n\n$200+ for one night of stay only to find out they have put us into the corner of the corner of their hotel. The sidekick room of the suite!! And on top of that  the water pressure for the shower felt like I was showering in a 3rd world country... \n\nMy suggestion for everyone is this. If you don't have to stay here. Book else where. Totally not worth the $$$


if Arizona calls this one of the best mexican restaurants in Phoenix, then I must say they are out of their mind. This is by far the worst Mexican food I have ever had. Staff seems to be very arrogant. Simply put, If you want authentic Mexican food, this is the last place I would go to.


Great Place to Eat.. Native New Yorker and I thought I was home with Mom.. Puerto Rican and Cuban food very similar.. Highly Recommend. .


Not my favorite Las Vegas steak experience.\n\nWe arrived on time for our reservation and waited 15 minutes for our table.  It took our waitress another few minutes to arrive, give us menus, etc.  She seemed disinterested the entire time and rarely checked in on us.  We had to ask for refills on our water, alcohol, etc.\n\nThe duck fat fries were amazing, as were their accompanying sauces.  Michael Mina, and his obsession with threes, did well with the three types of fries and sauces.\n\nThe steak wasn't amazing.  It pains me to type that.  I expected to bite into that steak and be like \"mmmmmmmmm\" but it was more like \"mmm.\"\n\nThe sides I tried were excellent - the truffle mac and cheese was outstanding and the flavors and textures of the creamed spinach made my mouth happy.\n\nThe bathrooms were filthy.\n\nWith so many amazing steak places in Vegas, I expected more here.  Ah well.


So im new to the area and i need batteries for 3 watches 2 tags and a citizen. I found a coupon for a \"free\" regular watch battery at Friej jewelers online. Well we all know most of the time there is a catch and free might actually mean just tax, just labor whatever but still i had three watches and maybe I would get one for battery free. So i get there and the man who i assume is the owner see's the coupon and immediatley gives me the stink eye. I show him the watches a he says \" well these need a tag batteries. (whaaat??????????) i ask \"Tag makes special batteries???\" . NO he says but you dont put \"cheap\" batteries in such quality watches.Unless you want to ruin them and thenhe said \"I dont care what you do their not my watches\"\n. Ok so wait.. how much are these special better batteries.. He says $25.00 each but since i have a coupon he'll do it for $20 each {gee thanks} i figuire ok im here fine whatever. he looks at my other watch ..the less impressive citizen and tells me it will have to go to the factory for service to replace the battery as it is a Eco-drive. Ok these are my watches and i should know more about them or at least at a minimum what they are or do ..i admit i may not work to care enough about certain things ..as he is putting the battery in the first tag he stops and says that its not working and there is  water in the case...but not to worry he can fix it for $180.00 if its just the gears ..i ask \"if its not just the gears\"??? he says\" DONT WORRY ILL HELP YOU OUT\". later on these words will paint a much different definition of the word HELP. I ask him to just put a battery in the other TAG watch and ill talk to my wife about what she wants to do about the first watch( they are both hers). he insists the first watch isnt working , and he doesnt even want to put the back cap back on..beacause it will rust and ruin it ultimately. He kindly offers to do the work and i can pick it up when i have the money, Now i was raised if you can pay for it then do it but im not going to risk losing the watch in case he comes up with some crazy amount that the work cost..Nope not goanna do it. I ask him to put the watch in a bag (he does) and he puts the battery in the other watch and charges me $20. thats the deal with the FREE coupon. So i leave. Now I also found a coupon for GABRIEL JEWELERS, down the street, $3.99 for a watch battery. I take the other two watches ( the now uncapped tag and the citizen) thinking maybe they will have a better price for ALL the WORK these 2 broken watches need. I hand the lady the Tag and the coupon she takes it and says\" one minute\" takes it to the tech... comes back takes my other watch and asks \"are you sure it broken.\".i answer \"well no i need a battery from the factory right??\"..she then informs me to just leave it in the light and that recharges the battery...huh??? wait i thought it needed to go to the factory. she says \" if you keep it in the dark9 in a drawer box etc. it runs down, its a good idea to put it in the light for hours beforeyou use or wear it and presto it works.. in fact it started working while i was standing there.  but wait how can that be? it doesnt work.....at least thats what the man at FREIJ or Mr. Freij had said. she leaves then returns and shows me the TAG watch...holy smokes its working. i ask about the special batteries that for sure this watch needs...the look on her face answered that question.and the water?? it not a big deal it will be okay. so about 20 minutes before i walked through the door of GABRIELs i was thinking it would cost $300.00 to maybe $400.00 dollars to ever see these 2 watches working again and that was with the \"HELP\" of Mr FRIEJ..lucky for me he was so cool to HELP me out Right???.. but some how, some way both watches worked and it cost me a whooping $4.00. For some business' or some people times have been tough with the economy or whatever.. but you know when the business states its been around since 1940 i really thought i wouldnt have to worry about being Helped which in this case wasnt helping me but trying to get me to spend money on work that was'nt nessessary. and ill say it that way beacause for a business that has been around as long as they have,  im sure or at least i hope..it was'nt always possible for this kind of thing to happen. I will not be going back to this store and felt that i should share what happend. Now i must say he did put the battery in the second watch and it works. I just got lured in to this store with a coupon for a \"free\" service that ended up costing more than what is usally charged, in fact double. I could have said forget it and not bought anything but i did thats on me. but its a watch battery. i didnt think i would need a second opinion. Thats what happend to me with regard to needing to buy batteries for some watches and thats all i can speak to.


If you want to cut the shit and have a great, cheap meal this is the place. Kelly is my favorite server, she greets us with a hug every time we come in (we go there a lot) and lets us know how she is. Most servers truthfully can't stand their regulars, but she's actually genuine. \n\nIt's dimly lit and quiet and OFF THE STRIP. Every time I pick somebody up at McCarren I take them to Village. Sick of noise and douchey Vegas types? I know my guests will be in a matter of hours after checking into their hotel, so I do them a favor. I first take the to a place where they can relax, and hear the people around them. Tough to find in this town. \n\nI always get the apple pecan salad - it comes with two really big slices of garlic bread so I don't feel all \"healthy\". (My parents come to visit from Chicago and have a fit when I order a salad, like I'm all \"healthy\" and \"not eating\")  Onion rings are the best skip the sweet potato tots for those instead, california burger, awesome. Meatloaf special on Wednesdays is spectacular. Oh! And the chicken penne. Get it with extra cheese. \n\nThe Flamingo location is my favorite because of Kelly. It's worth the risk of walking through that parking lot at 1a.m. Whenever I go to the sunset location I feel like I\"m bothering the people that work there because I want to order, and their always either under staffed or the staff is fighting. Awkward. But I love this place and the food is the same at all of the locations. Hope this helped.


Get the tasting plate - 2 cheeses, 2 meats, 3 veggie options.  I can't remember what cheeses I got out of the 4 but they both were bland.  One was a soft and one was a hard cheese.  Out of the meats I got the salume and the speck, both of which were mediocre.  I really liked all 3 of the veggie dishes though - brussel sprouts, tuscan beans, and artichokes.  The bread was soft and crusty but nothing special.  It is an ok place to grab some food if you are at the hotel but dont go out of your way to eat here.  The busboy was extremely friendly but the server was too overwhelmed to see to more than taking our order and bringing the bill.


Stopped in for lunch.  They have nice specials which include: Miso soup, salad and sashimi with rice.  Staff is very friendly.  Here's the thing: Miso was great. Salad was wilted and with bell peppers?  Never had Asian salad with Bell peppers..chilis yes, but bell peppers? Yuck.  The rice did not come out with my meal.  I had 4 people come over all confused about who was doing what. They had the right heart, but..service was disorganized, but friendly.  When asked if everything was okay..I made the statement about the salad..it was old and wilted and... I wasn't offered a replacement.  When the rice finally got to me it was a HUGH softball size and so dry and nasty and tasteless that  I didn't eat it.  The Tuna sashimi though...was EXCELLENT,  the wasabi was powerful and they serve white ginger, but it was dry.  So...they need improvement--period. It was a $12 lunch plus tip.


These guys fixed my 50+ year old money clip that belonged to my great-grandpa and made it sturdier than ever! The price I paid was lower than the price I was quoted too. I will absolutely return here with my watch and jewelry repair needs.


They burned my eggs.  I never had a place burn my eggs before.\n\nThe Original Pancake House is a VERY retro-looking restaurant attached to a Motel 6 in the middle of Scottsdale.  The place reminds me of the joints that my parents would take me to for breakfast when we were on vacation somewhere.  I'd order breakfast, it wouldn't be all that good, and I'd have a slightly upset stomach for the next hour while we were driving to our next destination.\n\nThe food here is mediocre at best.  I always order my eggs over hard when I'm eating out.  The ones here came with a brown crust and were obviously overcooked.  I tried my wife's and they were soaked in butter--not good--I could feel the old upset stomach coming on again. . .\n\nThe potatoes here are a horror that need  to be experienced in order to believe them.  One bite yields up a mouth bitter with onion, garlic, and grease--no potato to discern.\n\nPancakes, being that they are part of the name of this place, are the specialty of the House.  My wife ordered the Dutch Baby.  She thought it was decent.  It wasn't my taste--reminded me of solidified custard.  The regular pancakes overall were good, but I could have made something like them myself with a pan and a box of Bisquick.  There just wasn't anything here that I could say was distinctive about this place at all--no real reason to put it on my breakfast rotation.  It's got blah food and nice service.  No, I'll pass on this one.


Again ,let me start by saying I am in the restaurant business. \nUncle Bears is a cute idea gone wrong. The concept is lost....what is Uncle Bears ? A sports bar, A pet friendly family restaurant?  An offshoot of an often repeated some kind of something with no identity? I am not sure what it is. \nI am sure that the food is HORRIBLE. Just garbage....The taste reflects the quality....HORRENDOUS. Enough said on the food.\nAmbience.......HUH ? I along with all 4 of my dining companions were totally confused as to what they were trying to do. In addition, we all thought it was a \"hollow\" feeling in the restaurant. It just doesn't work. It is a cross between several ideas that do not go together at all.\nPrice point is 3 steps above the quality of food being served. Alot of other reviews state precisely this. The price is an insult to those of us that know better. If you don't know better ...enjoy. But enjoy soon the doors will be closing.


My husband and I tried Presto for the first time today and we really liked it! We had the ahi tuna sliders (delicious) and the Greek pide (also very good). I had never had pide before and really enjoyed the non-greasiness of the crust. I like pizza but I always end up using a million napkins to soak up the excess grease so the pide was such a great alternative for me. The service was good (I read a lot of complaints so I was a little worried it would take forever). My only complaint was that they pre-make all the salads and keep them in a cooler.  I initially wanted to order the ahi salad but I came to pick up the food around 3pm and I just didn't think the salad would be as crisp since it was sitting all day as if they made it fresh to order. I didn't try it though so I can't judge. All in all it was a nice lunch and I'm glad we have a healthy restaurant so close to home!


This is just a bad chain bar.  Went on three different occassions with large parties over the course of a year and service was the most consistently unfriendly we have seen.  We all love courntry music and the quality of the music was a big plus but the far below average food and uppity wait staff just make it a not enjoyable environment.  Would not go back.


I would have to give this only two stars. If t weren't for the manager to be apologetic then this would have been a 1star. \n\nSo I at here with a couple of friends and we got seated immediately since we has reservations. So that was fine. HEIDI was our waitress and lemme say... Not the sweetest thing at all... For someone who had been there for 3 years and helps train other waiters/waitresses I would love to question her skills. If someone asks for suggestions about a specific plate u think they would try to figure out what kind of taste ur lookin for and have some kind of suggestions. But her comment was \"the hangover omelet is the popular one\" that really didn't help me decide on the dish. And since it was popular the. Y not try it. I should have stuck to my first choice and ordered the corned beef and hash. Don't think that could ever get messed up. Other than getting burnt potatoes. \n\nYou think paying 15 for an omelet it would be spectacular. But it wasn't. I satisfied my craving with a nations hotdog... Well worth my $12. I don't think I would ever eat here again. Maybe try the one in New York. Service may be a lot more better there. Over it was a good experience but worse service possible. Thanks for leaving a bad taste for me an my friends.


Really Awesome New Sports Bar across from Sports Book in MGM! Loved the food, service & endless TVs showing a myriad of events from the Olympics! Nachos & Loaded Fries were Yummy... I really liked the steak chili in a cornbread bowl, & my husband loved the pork chop with spicy breaded green beans & fries! Mini Mugs of dessert were comprised of 3 with Peanut butter crunch, berry cheesecake, and cherry chocolate cake with whipped cream... Large glasses of many types of beer seemed to be the order of the day around us & a happy crowd! We will be back!


This hotel is VERY clean and quiet. I do NOT know why people are complaining about the staff, very nice people who are very willing to help me and my wife. I had the pleasure of dealing with David during check in and he was very nice in helping me get the room i wanted: a suite. I tipped him to begin with and he did all he could to get me a very nice deluxe suite... With NO one else on the floor. I had a room on the fourth floor, very nice. \n\nDavid was even kind and truthful enough to tell me \"you didn't have to tip me\" but trust me for the room he hooked me up with and the level of service he portrayed, why wouldn't i? Vegas is a city that runs on tips and if you play your cards right, at any hotel, they try to accommodate you the best they can\n\nI came here with my wife on Labor Day weekend, and check in and out was a breeze. It's not too far from the strip at all. Don't be put off by the fact there is no casino and it being off strip. It's actually really nice to be able to get up to your room quickly and quietly and sleep without any disturbances. \n\nTruly, I would come back to this hotel as it's very clean and the staff is friendly. \n\nGood job guys!


I have stayed here plenty of times over the years.  You really can't beat the prices at this place, especially for being right in the middle of everything.  Of course, I come to the IP without any expectations of grandeur, and it's all about the fact that you don't spend that much time in your hotel room when you're out in Vegas.  For CES, it's one stop away from the LVCC on the monorail which also makes it really convenient.\n\nAs far as amenities and other parts of the hotel/casino go, there really isn't a whole lot there.  Oh, but if you're looking for low-class hookers, just sit in one of the bars in the hotel, and they'll be approaching from just about every angle.


It's packed like PURE is and you're really just constantly moving around. Pretty hard getting drinks. \n\nMy cousin was doing the robot (haha) and then taking a picture with these dudes...and then the next second, he's ready to fight them for whatever reason. Good times. I told him I wasn't ready for a 6 v. 2 battle, but maybe after two more $15 shots of Patron I would be.


Ive seen this restaurant for many years but never had a chance to check this place out. Well today was the day I pulled a U turn and said its time for me to try it.\n\nI am pleased I made the decision. Their service was excellent. Maybe it's because we were the only people in there that made it easy for them to pay attention too us but what made the real difference is there attitude. I felt the conversation we were having was very sincere.  They really wanted to get to know me. \n\nI only tried 3 dishes. Roast duck curry which was ok.  The best part of the dish was the curry sauce. I have a feeling if I had it with chicken or beef it would've been much better.  The garlic shrimp was also ok.  I was expecting larger shrimps than the ones used.  The best dish we had was the crispy pork with Ong Choy.  The blend of vegetable with the crispy pork was perfect and seasoned right. \n\nThe price is a little bit higher than I expected. It's about $2-$3 more than other Asian restaurants.


This place has gone down hill. I stayed here many times in the past and the service was always great before. We checked in for two nights and we are leaving after midnight the first night to stay somewhere else. The room next door had over 40 people drunk, screaming, and jumping around in the room and the hallway. We called security many times and nothing!  We have spent a lot of money here in the past but never again. It reminded me of a cheap Motel 6! Stay away!


I was soooo disappointed :( I had high hopes for this place. I lived in Chicago for a few years and was happy to learn there was a Chicago style pizza place. Sadly, it does not compare to the pizza I would eat in Chicago. The sauce on the stuffed pizza tasted like it was just tomato sauce out of a can. There was absolutely NO seasoning in it. The spinach was fresh, but it wasn't completely covered by the sauce, so many of the pieces were dried out. The cheese was okay, but not great. The crust was pretty nondescript. I definitely won't get another stuffed pizza from here. If they use the same \"sauce\" on the thin pizzas I definitely won't get pizza from here again.


I would have given this 4 stars at the beginning of my trip.  The employees are courteous and friendly.\n\nHowever, when I returned, that rating went right out the window.  They tried to nail me me for a door ding that was already there. \n\nI thought it was a bit odd that all paperwork  is now done electronically.  They didn't give me any form to mark damage so I didn't think to do my own walk around. \n\nCheck for damages before you leave the lot.  When I left, they waved me through because someone drove their car into a barrier.\n   \nBut I will continue to use them because each location really is hit or miss and I should have done my due diligence before leaving.


Oh Good God. NO!\n\nI stopped by here the other day for lunch because I had to do my weekly run for lunch for our pricing meeting. I wasn't in the mood for what I was getting for everyone else so I thought Chinese, as long as they have a lunch special - why not?\n\nSo tried I did. And never again.\n\nYou walk in and they are helpful and friendly. The place is big and clean.\n\nOf course it's your typical standard \"Chinese fare\". Their menu was big and many, many choices. \n\nI had to spend at least ten dollars so I could use my debit card so I ordered the pot stickers (which cost the same as my lunch special, go figure.) and chicken in garlic sauce with fried rice. \n\nOkay, truth be told I am never satisfied with fried rice from a Chinese place because I know how to make good fried rice but most fried rice from any Chinese spot is always bland and under seasoned so I don't have much gripes when it comes to bad fried rice. I can pile on sriracha and soy sauce and make it work somehow. \n\nHowever, my chicken dish was NASTY. The chicken tasted like pieces of rubber chicken that was slightly chewy but not chewy. I don't know, I can't explain. It was just odd. The flavor of the sauce was off, just not good. The broccoli in the dish was not fresh, you could see the yellowness in it. Bad idea to cook and serve this to customers. Yeah, I just didn't like it.\n\nPot stickers is the saving grace of this place. Only reason it gets two stars because I could and did eat them. \n\nGood thing I only paid $6.00 for my lunch special. But let's just say I paid $6.00 for a very upset stomach for the rest of the day. \n\nPass, do not stop at Go. If you do, you deserve to go directly to jail.


To begin with, I don't understand Cantina 1511's apparent fetish for playing Mexican music at ear-bleeding sound levels. My wife and I were in one mid-week evening after the crowd had departed and were one of only a handful of tables occupied in the entire place. We literally could not hold a conversation sitting 90 degrees from one another at a square table. When we placed our order, we also asked that the music be turned down to a moderate level, and I swear our server was overjoyed to have an excuse to turn it down.\n\nThat said, the food was OK, not great. As transplanted Californians, perhaps our standard for \"great\" is a little higher than someone else's, but the food was serviceable. I just don't think it justified the prices charged. The brutal truth about Mexican food is that, for the staples (enchiladas, burritos, etc), the costs are minimal, the degree of difficulty in preparation is  minuscule, the time required to plate up an order shouldn't take 20-30 minutes, and it shouldn't cost $8 to $10.\n\nThat night, the service was rather prompt but other visits we have seen very slow service. And at all times, the damn music was just obnoxious.\n\nI'd return, but only to sit outside, and not anytime soon. To those of you who love Cantina 1511, mazel tov. I'm happy for you. I know there is a better job being done in Charlotte, though.


We were in Vegas for a birthday celebration and lucky for us it was Las Vegas Restaurant week.....decisions, decisions...oh, where to go.\n\nWe finally decided on a steakhouse which our friends had heard great things at Hank's in Green Valley Ranch.  Being a Yelper, I did my research and we made reservations the day of.\n\nWe were not disappointed.  The entire dining experience was fabulous.  The ambiance of Hank's is so decadent.  Love, love, love the lighting.   The hostesses who sat us was friendly and the table she sat us was lovely.   Am I getting too melancholy?\n\nOur table was fabulous!  It was roomy for 4, great lighting over a gorgeous chanderlier...the staff of 3 immediately was attentive.  At this point, they were now informed it was my birthday.  The 3 amigos appeared and made the night special.  \n\nThey read all the specials, but again we knew what we wanted from their planned 3 course menu.  It was the petite filet mignon, wedge salad and a dessert.   We all got the petite filet mignon which was out of this world.  We decided on getting 2 extra sides the mashed and roasted baby shiitakes.  Oh baby.....\n\nThe whole dining experience was so incredible, attention to every detail.  We ordered a beautiful bottle of wine and the bill still came out 400.00+....remember, we all got the set price of 50.00 bucks per person for the 3 courses.  As I read another Yelper mention you have to forget about the price if you eat here.  I will say, it was a bargain if you try during restaurant week.  \n\nThis is my only my 2nd 5 star rating.....


Well I've stayed at a few hotels since I've been in Vegas for a couple of months and the Downtown Grand isn't bad at all. It has a very retro feel to it with the ocean scenic colors. It also has some very modern furniture that I would not expect for the cost of the room. Flat screen tv, full size closet/cabinet and dresser draws. Basically everything you need except for a refrigerator...\n\nThe biggest dislikes I have is all those hidden fees. They say free internet but I believe that's part of the hidden $12 daily hotel fee that they failed to mention. Also there's a $50 a day hold for damages if need be. Also if you opt to park across the street at the self parking, be prepared to look over your shoulder in that spooky garage.  \n\nAll in all not bad for it to be downtown Vegas. The restaurants in the lobby are what I consider on par with the rest of the Grand experience.


I LOVE this Petsmart! I shop here, adopted my cat and my dog here, use the grooming salon (well, not personally) and just really like everything about it and its employees! They really go above and beyond to help you figure out and find what you need.


This place was amazing! Pulled pork, Mac n cheese, cole slaw & lemonade - all super good. Super friendly service too. We'll definitely be back.


Hate is such a strong word.. I try not to use when I its not really called for. When I set out to Yelp the Safeway across the street from me and the Mr.'s place I thought of using that word to describe how much I don't like this Safeway.  Of course it's warranted, they pissed me off!\n\nOkay you know how they always do BOGOF on milk.. well me and the Mr don't drink that much milk so the cashier usually just gives me half off the 1 gallon. Well this time she forgot to and I didn't notice until I got home.. so seeing that I used to shop here once a week I figured Id just bring my receipt back the following week. Well the following week I went in and showed the receipt and the dumb bitch behind the counter was like, 'what am I supposed to do about it?'.. I explained to her what usually happens as the cashier gives it to me for half off.. she then proceeded to ask me which cashier was doing that, 'it's not our policy.'\nAfter going back and forth for a few minutes I finally just told her to give me my 2 bucks.. she told me if I would have brought them the receipt back the same day they would have done something about it. Are you f-ing kidding me? Whats the difference besides my being inconvenienced having to drive back there. So I finally asked her if she was willing to lose a potential lifetime customer over 2 bucks? She responded, 'there's nothing I can do for you.' I then told her that her customer service skills suck and that I will NEVER return to the store. \n\nI guess never say never since I went into my very much disliked Safeway the other day. Believe it or not they make a pretty damn good sandwich and I despise Subway. So the 2 stars are for the yummy sandwich and the super cute guy who made it! \n\nSo much for my convictions?!


This is a 24 hour caf\u00e9 on the weekends only but it's the only thing really available 24 hours in Harrah's if you want something more than a bar.  \n\nWent here around midnight, had a hamburger and spaghetti.  It wasn't bad, wasn't great, but pricey for the food you got.  The hamburger at least was thicker than your average burger and the fries were decent.  The service was OK, nothing to write home about, again just average.  \n\nHonestly, I doubt I'll eat here again if I want a quick bite but go next door to the Casino Royale where they have more reasonable quick service restaurants or maybe even Denny's which is on the other side of Casino Royale. \n\nIf you want a sit down place without loud bar music though and a super relaxed atmosphere for typical caf\u00e9 food, this place fits the bill.


This is my favorite Thai restaurant in CLT. I LOVE the Pad Thai and shrimp rolls. The food is fresh, service is excellent and location 5 minutes from home. What's not to love about it?


This place is a breath of fresh air in downtown mesa that is saturated by subs and Mexican food. This place is clean, not to expensive ( good lunch deals), and just something totally new. The hamburger and slow cooked pork is heaven. I don't usually eat dessert but the fig, mascarpone, and caramel is a home run that would even impress Babe Ruth. If you're in the area, try it!


Lunch with my mom\nNot Thai spicy\nOK\n\nSo, last Saturday, I had lunch with my mom at Bangkok 9 while waiting for the dealer to finish up repairs on her car. We were actually heading to L&L but when I saw Thai, she didn't argue with me when I suggested it. \n\nNice, clean place. Open dining room - friendly staff. It wasn't very busy but it was a little on the warm side and if I lived in the Las Vegas Valley, I'd be out on the lake cooling off.\n\nAnyway, I opted for the Pad See Oew and I asked for Thai spicy. She didn't understand my request and asked me for a spice level from 1-10. I told her a 9 or 10. When my dish arrived, I was excited because it was steaming hot and it looked to be spicy as I could see the pepper flakes on the noodles and even on the vegetables. \n\nBut it wasn't. That was a big disappointment for me because I wanted and I asked for really hot. Either they didn't feel like I could handle it or they just don't make it Thai spicy. Otherwise, the food as far as taste goes - was ok. It wasn't bad and I actually finished off the entire dish. But it wasn't so good that I'll make a trip out to Henderson to order that same dish again. \n\nDecent prices overall. Decent service as well. My mom really appreciated how they packaged up her to go container with the left over Mongolian Beef and white rice she didn't finish. They actually separated the two selections using foil in the same container. Attention to details like that got them the third star for me.


I've done a few haunted tours and this was one of the best. A 3 hour tour around Vegas is worth the $50. Seeing where Tupac was shot, stopping to see where some pioneers were murdered and the all the hotel horror stories were great. The seance was cheesy but it was still entertaining. That and the people who thought it was real. C'mon people. It's worth the time and money if you like this type of entertainment.


Just ordered a pizza and wings for delivery. I picked up my pizza before and I got a weird vibe from the staff. They are very unpleasant, thought if I phoned it in I would get a happy tone on the other end.... WRONG! They need to hire delightful people to work the register and take the phone calls. This will be my last time ordering from them until my free pizza coupon is valid lol! Oh and the pizza's not all that bad! Definitely better than Pizza Hut!


Where else can get  weiner schnitzeled and paddled in las vegas?  Nowhere except at Hofbrauhaus!  By far, this was one of my favorite city experiences.  I ordered the chicken schnitzel, a giant beer and enjoyed the band sing a German version of YMCA.  It sorta made me want to visit the land of my ancestors.  I guess the closest I will get to the homeland is eating a family sized bag of black forrest gummy bears while watching law and order reruns and drinking a beer the size of a fat baby.


Conveniently located. Fine if you just want a quick drink and a sit. They also do takeaway pastry (mediocre looking pastry), sandwiches, and beverages.\n\nPeople were totally right about the coffee being too hot though! JEEBUS that stuff was scalding. My latte was out to torture tongues.


my friend and I got free tix from the bellman which was nice. When we got there, 5 minutes late, we were almost turned away until they sd there was a table all the way in the back. We saw two comedians who were funny as hell but no server. \nFinally, one came and took about 6 orders then five minutes later, the show was over and the lights came on. We took our drinks to go (which were the cheapest we had in Vegas). \nAlthough the show was only 80 minutes, the server was great and the cheap prices will make me go back.


Watered-down Long Island Ice Tea: $16\nCoat Check: $5\nCover for entry: $0\nGetting bumped into, drinks spilled on you, toes stepped on, losing oxygen and sweating like crazy: Priceless \n\nI can't put a price on a club that seemed like it'd be awesome but turned out to be rubbish in my opinion. Maybe I missed something at Priv\u00e9, but I wasn't feeling it.\n\nI wanted to love Priv\u00e9. Really, I did. We were lucky enough to not have to wait in the insane line on Saturday night. It's a mass and a mess that I was happy to avoid, but once inside, I was not impressed. I think it was over rated and I know that clubs are supposed to be crowded and expensive and such, but for some reason, this spot isn't my cup of tea. \n\nSome love it, some hate it, some just won't go back, like me! You may like it, I just didn't.


Small park, over priced food, we paid $55 for 3 slices of pizza , 2 orders of chicken wings that were the smallest flavorless wings we have ever had, and 2 beers.....never again....pack food


The management at this place has no regard for it's patrons whatsoever. We came in for a Lunch buffet and the food selection was sub par to say the least. We were a group of 4 and we were treated with such disrespect that it is appalling. We tried using a yelp deal and not only were they unwilling to accept it they were very rude about telling us that it they cannot take it. The rest rooms at this place were the worst of all the restaurants in Vegas. I'd give no stars if I could.Avoid this place like a plague. There are much better Indian restaurants around


This is a great restaurant.  Went for the first time for restaurant week for a reasonably priced prix fixe.  And when we went in the second time, there was another prix fixe.  Maybe that's all they do.  Either way, it's gonna cost you a little bit, but the food is so delicious.  They do the typical small upscale style entrees, which is good cause you don't leave feeling like you just ate a cow, but you are still satisfied.\nFor a restaurant in a hotel, it's very reasonable and very good.  The inside is very classy, with a modern look to it, but at the same time, since it's in the hotel, I don't believe they really enforce any dress codes.\nThey provide you with bread.  I got the lamb chops and chicken the two times I went.  I believe it may have been Ashley farms, but I'm not certain.  Both were excellent.  I wanted to suck the juices out of the bones haha.


I have been twice since it opened, the first time we went they made a couple mistakes on our order, but they were quickly rectified and it was understandable since everyone there is new. The food has been excellent with good pricing. It's clean with a fun atmosphere. If you simply compare to Baja Fresh and their pricing it's easy to see how much more you get for your money at Wahoos.


You know, I used to have this out of town romance that left a sweetness in my mouth.  The only way I could get a fix was if I left Pittsburgh behind me and headed for warmer climates.  Not so much anymore, you made me happy IHOP with finally opening your doors a few years back here in the region.\n\nAs for the most recent visit to your lovely location outside of Greenfield/Squirrel Hill, there were many ups, and a few downs.  \n\nI was going to do the ups first and then do the downs, but they kind of mix together so I'm just gonna go through it all at once.\n\nCongrats on finally being open 24 hours!  Not so big congrats to advertise it.  I didn't notice it on the sign if you were open 24 hours, and the parking lot looks shady when you pull up and see no cars in the lot and you have to do a parking lot circle to make sure.  The lettering you use on the door is quite small too.  Even with my glasses, I was still squinting to see if you were open.  As soon as I saw '24' on the door, the car went into park and I was heading for the door.\n\nAs late as it was at night, my friend and I were the only two people besides the workers in the building.  Big plus for us, no wait.  Service was super fast if you couldn't have guessed.\n\nHere's something I learned as well, the menu changes at 10 p.m.  Not a big deal for me as I was getting pancakes, as it is the International House of Pancakes.  As for my friend, she was really hoping to get the garden crepes.  So when the server came our way to take the order she went back to ask the cook if she wouldn't mind making it for her and the answer was something along the lines of 'Sure, I'll make it.'  Big props for making these two customers feel happy about that.  One thing, my sausage did end up looking like bacon...but I ate it anyway.\n\nOK, so this has to be categorized as a down, there's no way to put a happy spin on it.  The bathrooms...what in the world went on in the bathroom?  It looks as if somebody was having a battle royale in the one.  Maybe somebody was fighting a demon much like they do in the show Charmed.  I mean thank god I didn't mistake the Styrofoam cups for having anything else but soap in them.  Also, this place is really showing it's wear.  It hasn't been open that long, but it sure needs a bit of TLC and updating.


On the one hand; the staff was nice, the room was good for the price, and the rooms aren't attached to the main casino- it was nice being a bit apart from all the dinging slots. On the other hand; woke up at 7 am to pounding on my next door neighbors door, and an officer yelling \"SECURITY, OPEN UP NOW!!!!\". I couldn't tell if the people hanging around the place we're homeless, or guests ... everyone seemed to be in some stage of inebriation or undress ... but then again, it is Vegas.


Okay - so here's the skinny - the place looks questionable from the outside, but on the inside decor is tasteful enough to take someone out for a nice meal. While this is closer to the real asian dishes, it definitely still fell short of great chinese restaurants in SF. While the schezuan chicken lunch special seemed to be a popular choice for my compatriates, I thought it just passed mustard. Good, but not fabulous.\n\nAs for me, I've tried the Chilean Sea Bass and all I thought was it was just salty and the sauce was not appopriate for such a delicate fish. If you're ever in SF, swing by Osha Thai and try their Chilean Sea Bass - it's a great example how the fish should be served up.\n\nHowever, comparably speaking, it's probably one of the better chinese restaurants in the area. Good luck with it.


Probably the best ramen restaurant in the University of Waterloo plaza.\nIt is not as good as the Kenzo Ramen restaurant in downtown Toronto, lacks flavour.\nThe price is high for the quality. \nYou cannot wait in line inside of the restaurant, therefore you have to wait outside because there is usually a line of 5 of more people waiting. (Not comfortable in the winter).\nThe credit/debit card machine does not work.\nService was fast.\nThe restaurant appeared to be run by Koreans rather than Japanese people. So its not legit ramen.\nWill probably not go often, I would rather have ramen in Toronto, where the quality justifies the price.


I used to LOVE this buffet and goodness knows I am NOT a fan of buffets.  I love the omelete station, the made-to-order crepes, the shrimp cocktail and crab claws bar, and dessert station!  During out most recent trip, the shrimp cocktail and crab claws were missing during our lunch buffet and there was no escargot at the hot bar (budget cuts affecting Vegas buffets?)\n\nHowever, I will say that the roast beef they made was so much more tender this time than previously.  The carver wouldn't cut the more \"rare\" center pieces for me.  And I literally stood there for 10 minutes, waiting for others to request the more well done portions so that I could get to the rare center.\n\nService is decent; I had no problems.  I didn't find the wait staff having a nonchalant attitude in fact, I thought they were attentive although no particularly engaging or overly warm, but they did a good job.  \n\nI will come back again just because it's a place that is relatively consistent and always has a good selection.  Please bring back the escrgot, crab claws, shrimp cocktail!


I have been going to Dr. Patel since my first child was born over 10 yrs. ago.  Since then, he has taken on the rest of our family including me and my husband.  He always gets you in whenever you need it and his staff is nice.  I like that he himself treats his patients and he doesn't have nurses and PA's doing his work for him.


Did I hear someone say ALL YOU CAN EAT PRIME RIB?!?!?!?! Yup Yup! You did!\n\nThis buffet is located inside the New Orleans casino. The price is a bit expensive (over $13) but if you sign up for a free B-connect membership, your meal admission is only $9.99! Need I repeat it? All You Can Eat Prime Rib for only $9.99!\n\nI have to say the quality of the selections there is pretty good, considering how much you pay for your meal. I was pleasantly surprised at the Chinese section, since the stir-fried vegetables and eggplant dish was pretty delicious. Usually, in my experience, I usually avoid the Asian section when I go to buffets (except for sushi) since the food ends up tasting like Panda Express.\n\nBut other than that, I really did enjoy the dessert! They had ice cream flavors ranging from Vanilla, Coffee, Mango, and Peach. Also there were sorbet flavors such as Passion Fruit (My fav! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!), Lemon (another hit!), and Watermelon.\n\nI definitely recommend this place, especially if you sign up for your B-connect membership before lining up at the buffet. It's worth it. You save AND you get to eat happily. :D


To borrow from Douglas Adams.  \n\nMostly Harmless. \n\nThe decor certainly elevates this location as well as the  attentive wait staff.  Food  does not rise to the occasion. The chips are about as substantial as deep fried paper and  the additional dips we ordered  couldn't be  scooped  without the chips breaking in the dish.   \n\nThe main meal Cheese chile relleno, chicken enchilada and beef enchilada  were ok, the relleno was the stand out of the bunch actually  having a definable , repeatable taste. The remainder  were more texture and the sauce on them rather than possessing anything flavorful within.   \n\nSangria was really good.


the chicken shwarma sandwich was pretty good, but not the best i've had.  the sandwich was dripping with grease, which might freak other people out, but i'm ok with it.  the potatoes with the garlic cream sauce is off the chain though!


I love, love, love the Golden Gate!! \u00a0Sadly, I've fallen out of love with the ol' girl's sister property, but that's a different story for a different day.\n\nTHE ROOMS: \u00a0Small. \u00a0Very small. \u00a0Teensie weensie small. \u00a0In some of the rooms, the bathroom door hits the toilet upon entry. \u00a0That having been said: \u00a0As a solo traveler, I couldn't care less about the size of the room. \u00a0For heaven's sake...the hotel was built in 1906!! \u00a0I've stayed at Golden Gate a couple of dozen times in the past 20 years. \u00a0Have always had a pleasant experience.\n*Housekeeping at this property rocks! \u00a0The folks who clean the rooms are either trained very well or they take great pride in what they do. \u00a0Or both.\n*If you get a room facing the Fremont Street Experience, it will be loud. \u00a0Very loud. \u00a0Turn on the tv or your iPod and go to bed at 9 pm if you want. \u00a0\n\nTHE SUITES: \u00a0I like the suites a lot. \u00a0A bit of an odd layout. \u00a0More of a \"shotgun\" configuration...but no complaints. \u00a0Clean, neat, comfy. \u00a0\n\nTHE GAMING: \u00a0This is a small casino with an alive, vibrant atmosphere. \u00a0Dancing girls on table tops who are also dealers. \u00a0Great, current music. \u00a0A true mix of clientele, from middle aged to 20-something hipsters. \u00a0A very comfortable, relaxed place to game. \u00a0I only play craps and video poker. \u00a0Here's what I can tell you:\n*Craps: \u00a010X odds. \u00a0Let me say that again. \u00a010X odds. \u00a0Not the stoopid 3X4X5X. \u00a0I play a $5 or $10 game. \u00a0Really haven't noticed whether the tables have a lower minimum. \u00a0Dealers are friendly and helpful. \u00a0Tables are fun.\n*Video poker: \u00a0Average pay tables for downtown. \u00a0Not horrible, not full pay. \u00a0The machines at the bar have the same pay tables as the ones on the floor. \u00a0(I hate it when bar VP pays less than floor VP. \u00a0Not the case here.) \u00a0 My biggest gripe is, there are NO multi-line machines to be found at this property. \u00a0The highest denomination is Presbyterian. \u00a0Ok, just kidding. \u00a0Seeing if you're paying attention. \u00a0The highest denomination is $5. \u00a0Wish they'd offer $10 and $25 for that \"once in a blue moon\" when I'm willing to give it a try. \u00a0Most folks I've noticed play at the 25-cent level.\n*Other: \u00a0There's an area for high limit table games. \u00a0The Golden Gate introduced a new game, Riverboat Roulette, about a month ago. \u00a0The blackjack tables are usually kickin'. \u00a0I really don't play the tables. \u00a0Looks like folks have fun at them.\n\nTHE DINING: \u00a0One option: \u00a0DuPar's. \u00a0Old school. \u00a0I really, really like the food. \u00a0Go healthy if you want. \u00a0Go for the comfort food if you want. \u00a0I highly recommend the soups. \u00a0Oh, and the pies.\n\nTHE BAR: \u00a0The \"Prohibition Bar\". \u00a0Can't speak to the prices, because I play VP. \u00a0If you're playing video poker, you get free drinks. \u00a0 Absolutely adore the bartenders, especially Curly and Raoul. \u00a0Curly knows more corny jokes than anyone else on the planet. \u00a0There've been times I've gone to Golden Gate just to see him.\n\nTHE OTHER GOO: \u00a0\n\n*The owner, Derek Stevens, hangs out at the bar at least a couple of nights a week. \u00a0I dig the shit out of that. \u00a0Where else does that happen?\n*Sign up for the players club. \u00a0It's pretty generous. \u00a0You earn points while playing that can immediately be converted to freeplay, if you play enough. \u00a0If you churn a bit of scratch, you will also be rewarded with monthly freeplay and a voucher for DuPar's dining. \u00a0And the folks who work at the players club are a hoot!\n*If you are associated with Golden Gate, I must ask that you go away, stop reading, and skip this entry. \u00a0Are you gone? \u00a0Cool. \u00a0There is one unintended bit of entertainment that the Golden Gate offers. \u00a0It's in the women's bathroom. \u00a0The handwashing faucets are set out too far to catch the motion sensor at the base of the spigots. \u00a0This results in moving your hand to trigger the sensor (which triggers the water to come on)...but...by the time you put your hands under the water, the water goes off (because the faucet is too long.) \u00a0HOURS of entertainment watching drunk 20-something girls trying to figure the thing out!! \u00a0Water. \u00a0No water. \u00a0Water. \u00a0No water. \u00a0Cracks me up!!!\n\nListen, I love Las Vegas. \u00a0I love Golden Gate. \u00a0Flaws? \u00a0Sure. \u00a0This is a property whose owner is very much a part of the community, who has introduced some very cool things to downtown (kickboxing, Kid Rock concert, etc.), and who is trying real hard to look for ways to improve things (he bought the old courthouse property, which is currently being worked on, to become...I don't know!)\n\nThe Golden Gate is Old Vegas, baby. \u00a0And it's not sitting around watching the world go by. \u00a0From the build-out of the bar out front, to the owner being visible and readily accessible, this place has positioned itself as part of the community, with an eye toward raising the bar. \u00a0And I dig that.


Not sure what happened to this place but it's not the Baci I remember. I was a regular diner at the old location and came a few times to the new location on Germann. It is quite a drive for us but I always thought it was worth it...until recently. The place was unusually quiet so we got great service from our server. The lasagna was always my favorite but this time I was quite disappointed. Honestly, it was worse than a tv dinner type lasagna. I'm not sure if they have a new cook or something but the whole thing tasted very sub par. The sauce tasted like it came from a can and it had a weird flavor to it. I think from now on we will stick with Olive Garden


Have been to Joe's a number of times and enjoyed their food.  We have had terrible service every time, though.  It's worth going because the food is good and the atmosphere is fun.  Just be patient, and your night will be fine.


Excellent service and fantastic food in a great setting. The staff were knowledgeable about the cheeses, wines, food and their respective pairings.  The food was great (had the pork chop which was very nicely done). The coffee was served and made via French press which I'm addicted to to start with and that in of itself put a great touch on the experience.


What is not to love about The Peppermill. Old school Vegas deco, massive portions and open 24/7. With all of the great places to eat in this town I eat there , at least, 3 times per visit. The food is great and you get plenty of it. The country fried steak is the best I have ever had and is almost too big to finish. Beverages are served by attractive women in long black gowns and one of our servers was good looking enough that I wanted to order a case one beer at a time. The lounge portion is ultra cool and definatly designed for couples with a fire fountian in the middle of a booth....yes it was in the movie Casino! I usually stay at The Riv which makes it staggering...uhhh walking distance on those late night early mornings.If you have never been try it because you can't say you have been to Vegas without hitting The Peppermill.


New to Phoenix from Pacific NW. Found Big Heng on Yelp. The food was pretty good and the portions were great. Had some misunderstandings and paid a little extra for things that normally come with a sit down Chinese meal - i.e., egg drop soup. Also had to ask repeatedly for mustard and sesame seeds, again, these are usually staples that just come with the meal where we are from. We had the kung pao chicken and a combination dinner (#3). The food arrived immediately which made me wonder about the freshness, but overall the food was good and we will go back.


Delicious & friendly staff! The baguette used for the sandwich was extremely soft and the potato soup was perfect for today's gloomy weather. Only downside was that the coffee was slightly acidic/sour but that's only a preference. Will def be back for lunch soon


Love the meals they Are the best sea food in the Arizona area


Delicious Chinese food!  I had the Trio of shrimp, scallops & chicken and all food was very fresh and wasn't salty like other Chinese restaurants.  The servers were very  polite and this was a wonderful experience and will definitely go back!


My boyfriend and I love coming here for their prime rib special. You get a huge slice of prime rib, green beans, your choice of mashed potatoes, baked potato, or rice, and cherries jubilee for dessert. It is worth the $8, trust me. \n\nTheir prime rib is very juicy and flavorful. The mashed potatoes are my favorite because of the gravy! it is pure deliciousness. My favorite part about the cherries jubilee is the little cookie that they serve with it. Put some of the ice cream on it, and you're in for a real treat!!\n\nIf you don't feel like eating prime rib, try some of the local food they have on the menu. Definitely worth it. \n\nTip: be prepared to wait for at least 15 minutes. There is usually a long line, so I wouldn't come here if you are looking to eat right away.


We grabbed dinner at the Streets of New York this evening, what a great meal.  I had the cheese ravioli with pesto sauce and my husband had the spaghetti and meatballs.  Fabulous!  We started with artichoke and spinach dip with flatbread appetizer and the bread sticks and marinera sauce, num.   Our server was so sweet and helpful--what a nice way to end a good day.


just reading the reviews and trying to get in the other day was hopeless,as they have one line for both restaurants,which is lame and the here being in the Palm's , they cater probably for the celebrities.. Cathay House is behind/inside 24/7,which is crazy, so you have to deal with the help for both places, which is unorganized from my stand point, seeing all the massive people standing in line to get seated??\nI am undecided to try this place as i know what good dim sum should taste and was thinking on using the promo coupon, but it seems the yelpers here think go elsewhere.. I find the most of the staff at this casino,  are unfriendly and not helpful.


Like the majority of nail salons, it's hit and miss each time unless you go to the same person consistantly and they give you the same service each time. \n\nI've had a gel manicure here twice. On the phone, they are not so much concerned about customer service, quick and to the point. In the salon, everyone says hello when you walk in, and goodbye when you walk out. The manager is very good about making sure everyone is comfortable and that you're offered water or a soft drink. \n\nThe lady that did my nails was very sweet, but she did not understand English very well. She was still as helpful as she could be, tried to make conversation the best should could, and she was genuine. The only downside is she didn't pay attention that she was painting over my cuticles, so it grows with a lump and it makes your gel chip on the bottom. I tried to tell her, but she didn't really understand. I don't like complaining at all unless someone is blatantly rude or just doesn't care. Some people don't care as much, but I have OCD issues. Other that that, this place is reasonably priced, very clean and nicely decorated.


I decided to try this place because the rest of the Chinese food near me is gross! My family & I decided to get an array of things. We got Fried Rice, Orange chicken, Chow Mein, & Honey Walnut shrimp. \n\nSo my first pet peeve, I did a delivery order it took an hour and a half to get to me. Then as we started to dig in and eat we all had the same looks on our faces. The fried rice was not cooked all the way and still hard. The Chow Mein was burnt(& tasted that way too) Oh did I mention the orange chicken was under cooked and gummy? Yeah, NOT what I expected at all! Needless to say $50 went down the drain and my family and I ended up ordering pizza. WHOMP! The best Chinese food in Vegas was in the Gold Coast Casino at the Monterrey Room, but now that's been replaced by disgusting TGI Fridays. WHOMP again! Oh well I guess my search of good Chinese food continues.


I have been to MGM Grand more times than I have been to any other hotel. Within the last month I stayed there twice.  Both times the rooms were the same layout, but in different wings. One room face the New York, New York hotel, while the other faced the roof of the lobby.  The room was clean and tidy.  Although the next morning I sat on the ledge by the window to get some sun and it was very dusty. My leggings picked all the dust up.  On the way up to the hotel there's a little shop filled with overprice goodies.  They have cupcakes that are $4 during the day, but at the end of the day the price drops to $2.  I had to have a cupcake, especially because it was half off.  I must say the turtle cupcake was very good.  \n\nThe decision of what to eat may be a tough one to make.  Whether you want fine dining or McDonald's, there are many choices for food there. More than any other hotel I've been to.  I had pizza from Perfect Pie which is a great tasting pizza place.\n\nThere are several lounges as well that are located all over the hotel.  I have yet to go to any, but when I walk by, the music is bumpin' and the people look like they're having a good time.  \n\nIn the summer months, the pool is open.  There are 3 wade pools I believe, then there's the lazy river.  Every time I have been to the river, there's always a party.  Tube rental are a bit pricey, but the price drops after a certain time.  Sometimes you may be lucky and either someone leaving will give theirs to you, or y\n\nI never have a bad experience at the MGM and look forward to many more memories to be made there.