The food is very fresh.  The service is great.  The resturant is one of our favorites.  We have been there about once a month.  It's not so easy to find.  Behind some buildings that are on Sahara.  But worth it.  Everyone I take there sayes it could be the best Shushi in America!  I went there because of the good reviews on Yelp and am glad I did.  Had Tuna, Salmon, Eel, California rolls, Halibit, Shrimp, Mushrooms, Soup, Salad and Beet sherbert.  Sake was great has Lots of Beers and so full I had to waddel out....Had seconds on Tuna and Salmon.


I took my 14 year old son to the mall to pick out his birthday gift. He tried on EVERY pair of skate shoes in the mall, touched EVERY board in the mall, and even tried on a couple pair of pants. When we rounded the corner and he saw the Industrial sign he got really excited. We went in and KC was behind the counter. He welcomed us and told us to let him know if we needed any help. Soon he saw us deliberating and came to assist. He gave suggestions and answered questions. After 5hours!! At the mall with my teenage son I was ready to go. KC helped him pick out a board, wheels, hardware and he built his longboard. KC was awesome!!!! I've been in customer service my entire life, I appreciate the extra attention attention KC gave to us. Thank you-


The chicken was fresh and very tasty first time there but greasy cant make it a habit


Came here for lunch with some coworkers.  The place was pretty packed - we waited about 20 minutes for our food to finally come out.  The food was pretty decent.  I had the chicken fajita and it was very tasty and made me very full.  I'll try the nachos next time as my coworker had it and it looked fantastic!


I agree with generally everyone:\n\nHummus, good.\n\nDrink prices and ingredients, confusing.\n\nWaitresses, awful.\n\nPotential, there.\n\nMusic, awesome.


Arsenal Bowling Lanes is showing it's age to put it nicely. Seriously though the have carpet on the walls, who does that anymore?  The place was packed and still has a bit of antiqued charm. \n\nWere were at advantage,  on Sunday afternoons they have a bowling lunch special. \n.50 shoes, .50 sodas, .50 bowling games and .50 cent hotdogs.   \n\nThe cashier was a major sweetheart. Normally when I am traveling with a big party...I am made to feel rushed and unwelcome and like a big inconvenience. But the cashier really blew me away and didn't rush us.\n\n Getting 10 pairs of bowling shoes for mostly kids under 12 can present  a challenge.  \n\nWe hadn't finished our last games until 15 minutes after the special had ended  but the cashier still applied the discount to all of our games. \n\nHowever the  sodas were undrinkable, they were lightly sweetened seltzer water and were undrinkable. The hotdogs rather  then being grilled were actually boiled. I also found it  very unpleasant that Arsenal Lanes makes you pay for a book of matches. \n\nOverall my experience was good here because I was hosting my little sister's 12 birthday. We were a party of 10 but were made to feel comfortable and welcomed .\n\n.50 bowling shoes and .50 bowling can't be beat.


I went here with my girlfriend and neither of us were impressed with the food. She had the brisket sandwich which completely lacked any sort of flavor along with corn on the cob which was soggy and inedible. As for me I had the baby back ribs which were OK but far from great. I would not recommend this place to any friend and will certainly not be coming back.


The employees are courteous, the location is super clean, but the food selection sucks and there are only three pumps for cars and light trucks who need diesel.


As far as large supermarkets go, this is at the pinnacle of achievement. Let's ignore the fact that the shop has destroyed local business and annihilated the main street in Corstorphine and review it in comparison to other giant supermarket outlets.  \n\nIt has everything. Clothes, fridges, celeriac, bin bags, spectacles, dentist, bank, bakery, fishmongers, coffee place, toys, booze, frozen food, petrol, Gaviscon.... The list goes on, almost endlessly. And it's open 24 hours. \n\nStaff are usually really helpful and always manage to point me in the right direction for whatever weird little item I've come in for. I realise it's Tesco, but for what it does it does it incredibly well. No wonder this brand is taking over the UK, street corner by street corner.


HUGEEEE pasta portion. Appetizers were definitely not needed with the heft of my spaghetti. When I can't find something thrilling on the menu at an Italian restaurant, I'll often opt for the spaghetti with meatballs. It's a classic dish that, if they can't get right, bodes unwell for anything else. Fortunately, the noodles were cooked al dente and the meatballs moist. Unfortunately, we started with a selection of cured meat and flatbread pizza so I was stuffed by the time my entree arrived :(\n\nCame back later after a night of drinking, though, to have some extremely satisfying post-drinking pizza. But so did everyone else.


Dropped in for a happy hour visit today and were super glad we did so.  What a cool place!  While it isn't the biggest place you will find, it is exactly the kind if place you would want to hang out with, either by yourself, with a friend, or a bunch of friends.  The atmosphere is hard to beat.  \n\nThe bartender( he might have been the owner/manager) was super attentive and understands what customer service is all about.  One guy asked him to make some shot ( he gave him a slip of paper with ingriedents) that he had had at some other bar.  It was supposed to be triple layered and when it didn't come out quite how the guy wanted it, he Goggled it and tried to replicate it for him.  It still wasn't quite what the guy wanted....I would have told him to just get a shot of tequila and man up!  We were amazed how patient he was and how genuinely intent on making that stupid drink the way the guy wanted it.   \n\nHe definitely took care of us and we will be back.  Looks like there are lots of possibilities, on lots of different days, for a good time here.\n\nNote to first timers:  Entering off of McDowell can be tricky. The McDowell entrance is not left turn friendly. It is located above the Pei Wei and Starbucks. The easiest way to enter seems to be off of 7th Ave.  Turn into the lot right after you pass McDowell.\n\nMovie during our Happy Hour: Escape From New York..love it!  The music in the place is awesome too.


Ended up here on a whim. We needed a dog friendly patio. The staff was very knowledgeable and friendly. I had the street tacos with sea bass. Amazing! My husband had the bison burger with the kale salad. He loved it. The cocktails were fantastic. I wish Fox would open one here in Tucson.


There were COCKROACHES crawling ON the bar top. Multiple. And many other bugs as well. We decided to just chug our cheap beers and get the heck out of there, but service was very slow AND when we got our check, we had been charged 3$ for drinks that were posted as being $2.50 not only in the menu, but on two other signs in the restaurant. I don't know why I would have to tell a bartender how much their drinks cost, and \"Trixxxxeee\" was one of the worst bartenders I've ever been served by. I wish I could give this place no stars.


Be prepared to be shaken down by the infamous tow truck driver (white truck) who is definitely in cahoots with someone in management.  Don't leave your car parked in the garage at night even to unload groceries for a few minutes.  We had a great run in while unloading groceries and even though we had a parking pass.  Guy wanted money to not tow the car just because we were unloading heavy items for 10 mins.  The dude eventually backed down, but got really heated and intense.  He's out every night (gotta make the quota) preying on so many others, what a shame.   I wonder what the buildings cut is?  \n\nHad a corporate studio apartment that was just OK, but for the price there are definitely better options close by.  The building is in OK shape and is in a great location for downtown Charlotte and is the only reason I gave this one star.  The pool brings out shady folks at night and the gym is basically worthless equipment wise.  The people in the building are a mix of young and professional folks as well as no kids.  The building alarm tends to go off for nothing every few weeks and is quite annoying since you need to evacuate and wait for the fire department to give the OK.\n\nOverall there are much better options so definitely a stay away


Cool place but there was one snobby blonde bartender who was totally just flat out ignoring the people next to us.  We decided to order for them because she would just not even acknowledge them.  I actually called her out on it and she gave me attitude, too bad she has such a terrible life that she has to let it show at work.  Other than that, the music is great, ambience is fun but laid back.  Small place but it's not too packed.


Pretty much the only soul food in the stucco landscape of Scottsdale. The service and food is spot on for all things southern. Red velvet cake and grape koolaid are available here too. If you want some serious southern food, head to Mrs. White's Golden Rule Cafe (Lolo's grandma is Mrs. White). Love the pork chops and black eye peas! Both of these places are a local treasure!


Yes. This is a great place for slightly higher quality bar food.  The portions are large and the service is great.\n\nThis was a pre-concert spot to satisfy hunger and booze needs and it did the job.  A great spot for large groups, I believe happy hour specials as well.\n\nLobster Roll for the win! \n\nI highly recommend checking out this spot, you will be happy.


This review is for breakfast: Steak and Eggs is a good deal. The taste was okay. A nice sized portion, could have done with a biscuit instead of a muffin. The steak was a bit flavorless and rough (I asked for medium-well). A far as the meal goes, good price, but lacks some flavor. Service was okay. The table and surrounding area was a bit crumby. Overall, save this place for lunch or dinner, unless you really want steak and eggs for breakfast. \n\nBTW, if you stay at the Marriott across the street you get a discount here.


Like what they say the place is really clean and the waiters are friendly and courteous. I finally found my cravings for Vietnamese egg rolls called Goi Cuon. My wife commented, \"I like eating new kinds of food with you!\" I am glad she like it. We also enjoyed the crab angels. Reasonable price for main dish $4.99. The servings are just right and enough.


Great place, massive portions. Could split one order to 3 every time! Great place to go after marathons :) Yum yum!


College bar staple with great half-price food, a large menu, and excellent beer specials.


I stopped in today to close an account and transfer it to another account. After waiting in line behind 8 people and two tellers I am finally told oh you have yo go sit down and talk to someone.  So I go sit down where she told me and waited to be called. I'm sitting for about 5 mins when the two guys are sitting staring into space. Another guy comes in and gets greeted by a greeter. Which by the way, I was not greeted. This guy takes him right to the someone. I sit and wait some more and the greeter is standing there. He sees me sitting and there and two men sitting doing nothing. I finally get up and say this is ridiculous and I open the door to walk out and the greeter just says have a nice day. I should have known better than to go in this location.\n\n**Update**  I called the bank just to find out why my reported lost credit card has not gotten here yet. I was told there were notes in the account but nothing done.  The incompent people of this company is sad, yet almost funny.\nI am closing my accounts today!\n\nI give them negative 2 stars so perhaps we need another way of grading these places that don't deserve a star.


I use and abuse the El Cortez parking lot when I'm heading to the Griffin or any other Fremont East bar.  Sometimes they get super defensive of their lot, and I lie to the face of their security guards and tell them I'm a hotel guest.  I used to say I was there to gamble (aka GIVE THEM MONEY), but that wasn't good enough to be let into the garage.  So now I just tell them I'm a guest before they even ask.  Seems to work.\n\nOther than that garage, this place is a sad, sad place to be, as are a lot of downtown casinos.  Though I hear their new hotel rooms are nice...


On the weird chance that someday I'd get to meet the inventor of the soft serve ice-cream machine, this is how our conversation would go;\n\n\"So..how did the idea of a soft serve machine come to you?\"\n\n\"Well, I was taking my dog Toots for a walk one day when all of a sudden, he decides to shit all over Ed and Dolores Feinsteins front lawn.\nI was horrified. \nEd's an attorney and he warned me about Toots shitting on his front lawn one more time...how he'd come after us both.\nHe did. \nThere Toots is, happily shitting away...a huge creamy brown dump slowly oozing its way out , when Ed comes flying out of the house with a broom.\nToots freaks, and hauls ass without even pinching it off. \nAnd that was my inspiration.\nI thought, if I ever invented an ice-cream machine, I'd want it to cleanly pinch-off, unlike Toots who left a dashed trail across Ed and Dolores's lawn.\nSo I guess we can thank Toots for the idea.\"\n\nMany thanks Toots.\nI used to love frozen yogurt...when someone else was serving it up.\nNow that I have to serve it up,  all I can think about is how this machine was designed by some lunatic who managed to create a replica of his dog, shitting on Ed and Dolores Feinsteins front lawn.


Outstanding Chinese in the wasteland of central Illinois. Get the salt and pepper chicken. This place appears to be hardcore, no whities while I dined. The menu has a special section only in Chinese. Strange sign on the wall says: Please clean your table for the next customer.


It's always busy the many times we'd come here.  Last night was no exception.  Since we didn't have reservations, we took the next available seats which were at the bar.  My friend got the New Amsterdam which is a burger topped with pastrami, sauerkraut and Swiss cheese.  I was full and was too busy watching a basketball game after I claimed my free beer upon check-in that I didn't realize my friend had the burger split so we can share fries and a burger.  He asked for truffle mayo to dip the fries in and it was great.  The best part of the evening was the food came out in no more than 10 minutes!  The friend was going on and on about the food, I didn't touch it except for the fries - I was too focused on the game.  He finished my half too - I guess he was saying it was real good?\n\nThe other times I've been here, I had the Organic Chicken Pot Pie and Shepherd's Pie - comfort food!  Hot, filling and delicious.  Angus Sliders were pretty good and juicy.  The Corn Dog Puppies come with fries and we order it everytime I'm here with my family.  But what I always get is their Lobster Rolls with slaw and kettle chips - one of my favorite lobster rolls in Vegas.  Nice big chunks of lobster on a buttery toast.  Absolutely delish!\n\nOf course, it won't be a pub unless they have beer.  They have a great selection of beers here.  Stella, Carlsberg, Blue Moon, Pabst, Red Stripe, Amstel, Heineken, Bud, etc.  They have gluten-free beer too.\n\nThere's one item that I'm crushed that they took off the menu called Ninja Snacks.  Wontons filled with Nutella and bananas and you dip them in caramel.  It was amazing!  I guess I'd have to copy it and make Ninja Snacks at home.


Peters yard is a Swedish cafe which does really good food. I would love to come here for breakfast every week, but I would quickly go into overdraft. There are many beautiful pastries, biscuits, cakes, loaves of bread and open sandwiches on display. There are also daily 'pizzas' and soups, and you can get homemade ice cream in the 'food to go' section around the back, though I must emphasize that Peters yard main claim to fame resides in their fantastic baked goods. \n\nThe cardamon and cinnamon buns are somewhat famous in Edinburgh, as they are so good! They are also authentic. I have eaten the same buns in Norway and Sweden, and these were very similar...  or dare I say it, better? They are light, not too doughy, and enriched by a delicious spiced sugar. Even better (in my opinion) are the fruit buns: you get the same delicious pastry, but with custard cream and entire raspberries or blueberries. Wash that down with a cardamon hot chocolate or a cappuccino, and you have the breakfast of dreams.\n\nPeters yard caters for most diets, offering a few vegan cakes, soya milk, and a few gluten free options. The building is made with glass, and therefore unsurprisingly lets a lot of light into the room. This combats SAD which is almost inevitable during a Scottish winter. There are quite a few recipe books which are interesting to browse whilst waiting for your food. Every time I go there I get it into my head that I am going to start baking Nordic pastries!\n\nPeters yard is conveniently located on the edge of the quartermile development, between the University of Edinburgh and the meadows. This makes it ideal for student socials, picnics in the park and quick snacks.\n\nMy only problems with peter's yard:\n\n1. The price-I end up spending about \u00a310 here for a light breakfast.\n2.  The non-baked goods. They are not bad, per se, but this is not the expertise of Peters yard. I am a big fan of thin and crispy pizza, and find the pizzas here way too thick and starchy. The soup isn't bad either, but it's something which I make better at home for a fraction of the price. I have looked at the open sandwiches often in awe, then shied away after seeing the steep price tag.\n\nOther than that, this is a really great place for fresh bread, cakes, and above all PASTRIES! It is a luxury though, and I can't imagine being able to afford coming here all the time.


I have never felt so welcome and comfortable at a dentist office. The scheduling was efficient and they had all my insurance information ready as soon as I walked in. The office is all digital so I didn't have to fill out any paperwork. The doctor is nice and very gentle. Everyone has a great personality and really makes it easy to go to the dentist. I have recommended all my friends and family and they have all been satisfied with them. Great place!


Fancy place.  Not great food. \n\nThis place is a fancy, expensive Mexican restaurant for people what to spend more money than they should and get far less than good Mexican food.  I guess if you're from Minnesota, Wisconsin or BC this is passible, but it is far from good Mexican food.


I wasn't even hungry but ate a burrito, chips and salsa and a combo platter. That's how good the food was! \n\nMy cousin, who lives in Anthem, mentioned that Roberto's had been on Food Network. There was no line, luckily, and I was ready to wait for the food. \n\nI ate the carnitas platter and the carne asada burrito. Wow they're tasty. And I loved seeing all the beers on ice at the counter.


Been here a few times now and each time has been completely different.\n\nFirst time: \n\nMy friend I watched the football game - it was kinda quiet and our server was brand new. She didn't really know what beers were on offer or what kind of food was being served. I wouldn't've done any better, so I can sympathise with someone in her position. No draft beers were being sold, so we stuck with bottles and and ordered Chips and 4 tacos. I had no complaints\n\nSecond time:\n\n4 of us were watching another football game in a booth - The first server was nice and did what was expected. Draft beers were being sold this time, and the food was as expected for the price we paid. We then moved outside and got a new server. Ordered a Bloody Mary and did not receive my Bacon and Celery, as advertised. The server said it doesn't come with these 2 food items (but their menu states it does). The propane was out and they had no reserves.. We left shortly after this\n\nThird time:\n\nDisaster! - Again, we went to watch a football game. It was a nice day and very busy. Again, we were told they were not serving draft beer (what bar doesn't serve draft!). I ordered that beer/ margarita thing and it just tasted of the margarita mix.. We ordered Chips at the very beginning only to see new people sitting down get theirs before us. We ordered food, but this took forever, so the server spoke to her manager who immediately came over to apologise. The food was cancelled and we were given a round of shots for our troubles.\n\nThe manager, Brittany Flippen, gave me her business card and said to contact her should we have any concerns.\n\nThe whole experience didn't really phase me too much. I understand its a new place experiencing teething issues along with new servers. They should close down until all issues are rectified or continue to push customers away with sub-par service.\n\nI'll probably go back again, but I'll call ahead this time to make sure everything is in order


Holy Spinach!  \n\nSo, my partner and I ordered the vegetarian version of their philly cheesesteaks.  It was slimy spinach, a little onion, a little pepper, a little cheese, covered (slathered, soaked, drenched) in oil and vinegar.\n\nI didn't request oil or vinegar, and it wasn't an option presented to me online when I ordered.  And the spinach... oh, my, gawd.  I grew up on a farm in Southeastern Ohio and I've never seen so much spinach crammed into such a small place.  Seriously - there are other vegetables.  Lots of other vegetables.\n\nTheir onion rings, though, are pure art.  They are the most delicious onion rings I've ever put anywhere near my mouth, with the exception of Oak Creek in Sedona and Sun Up in Phoenix.


I don't drive up and down W. Tropicana Ave that often, so it is not surprising that I have never noticed that a taco truck would be operating in the parking of Showtime Car Wash on selected evenings.  On a recent Saturday, I was here to check out this new to me West side taco truck as part of an organized street taco crawl around Las Vegas with many other Yelpers.\n\nThe food truck overall looks new and kept clean.  The two man crew making the orders to order are pros and kept up with the Yelp rush like no body's business. Looking over their menu, I noticed that their price is probably tied for being the lowest for their tacos (almost everything is $1.50 except Lengua (Tongue) and Tripa (Tripe) which are $2 a piece).\n\nAs the event is billed as The Al Pastor Tacolympics, it was a no brainer that I had to order an Al Pastor taco with pineapple.  I also ordered their Cabeza (Cow's Head Meat) taco as I was pretty hungry, just to round it out, but still forced myself to not order any more so I can pace myself for the rest of the pit stops we were expected to make if we kept to the plan.\n\nThe wait for my order of the tacos was minimal and was ready sooner than I had expected.  The Al Pastor taco looked good, but the pineapple seems like it wasn't grilled at all, the Cabeza taco looked just okay.  But the main test was the taste test, and the Al Pastor seems lacking in flavor and the Cabeza was rather dried.  Their salsa and condiment bar helped but overall I was not impressed at all.\n\nWhy you should check this place out (assuming it is open at this location on the night you want to check them out)?  The main reasons would have to be your immediate proximity to this location and their pricing.  Otherwise, get in your car and drive NE to other taco stands that offer mucho better tacos for 50 cents more.\n\nBesides tacos, they of course also offer burritos, tortas, and quesadillas on their menu. For something to wash it all down, they have your typical bottled water, canned sodas, and their Horchata.\n\nOh, expect to stand and eat or go a bit more upscale and enjoy your tacos in the comfort of your car.  What ever you decide, just be courteous to others and dispose of your trash in the provided trash receptacles. \n\nParking is where you can find a spot, on the street or in the lot, as long as you are not obstructing traffic.\n\n2 star-ish.\n\nReview #13 of 2014


Just started and I am thrilled! Incredibly relaxing experience. I am recommending them to everyone I know who may be seeking alternative solutions.


Portuguese omelette is good. Go for it!


Nielson's is a local favorite. But I am still confused why everyone loves this place SO much. We have a few couples who nearly beg us to go here after a movie or dinner. Usually we'll give in. And it isn't horrible or anything. I ust prefer others better. I think the frozen custard is pricey and the taste is creamy but otherwise boring. \n\nOne bright spot are the sandwiches, called Grinders. Try the Spicy Italian with pepper relish, the Roast Beef w/ Guacamole, and (my favorite) The Finer Things, with turkey, avacados and cream cheese. Probably not the best for my expanding waistline, but a delicious indulgence.\n\nOthers negatives that pulled my rating down a star: since they are popular, the wait can be 10-15 minutes. And with high school kids behind the counter, the service can be poor.


I go here because it's close.\n\nYellowtail collar is strong. Fish is fresh. Only thing I don't like is that the rice falls apart too easily. That is kind of a big thing when it comes to sushi.\n\nWould I go here again? Sure, but I definitely would drive farther to go to a better place.


Cost $500 every time came here to have yummy sashimi, but the last time really sucks! One oyster stink n wholly smell. Was of my favorite but won't go there again


Tasty desserts hand assembled by the chef.  It's good but I'd avoid coming during busy hours.


Good food. Nice service, decent price for the strip. Way less busy than other nearby similar Mexican restaurants probably because it's indoors only but good break from the heat! Great 10$ lunch special (15 with a margarita)


So you will stop when the GPS tells you to, and you will instantly double check the address. You will question yourself, because this just CANNOT be it. You expect a wine cellar and what you have is this dinky liquor store. You enter the dinky liquor store and it couldn't be more anonymous, but if you just stay true (Navy term I believe) there is a staircase that leads down. Normally this is a bad sign, never go downstairs in a dinky liquor store - this one is the exception. I find the experience to be a little Narnia-like. But it isn't Narnia; it's a really cool looking wine bar. \n\nAnd this would be cool if this was it - but wait, there's more.\n\nThere is also a lounge area where people can relax and hang out and the rumor says that they play live music down here. I have totally missed it every time, but I cannot blame the establishment for my failure to plan. \n\nThey have a nice wine selection, and a limited but eclectic beer selection.\n\nI have not been here for the live music, so I cannot say much about the clientele.. but the establishment is really nice. First I was put off by the way I came here (through the dinky liquor store) but now I feel that belongs in a speakeasy kind of way.


the barrel ride was a bit corny, but the information and demonstrations are very informative!\n\nyou get a free whiskey glass and test out 1 (or 4 for the more expensive tour) whiskey!\n\nthey do carry rare(r) whiskeys too like Oban!!! (yay!)\n\nif you have small kids (under 12 ish) dont waste your money on this tour for them (unless you want to teach them about whiskey making), they will think its boring, and they will just annoy all of the adults!


Nice icecreams with a huge amount of alternatives. Nice place to grab an icecream when in the mall. Had the donought - one. Overall good place


If I could give zero stars, I would: what is this place? A haven for craft-brew enthusiasts? A wanna-be bistro? Animal shelter activist headquarters? I don't bloody get it.\n1.) it took the waitress 20 minutes to shove two tables together to accommodate our party of 8 (4 adults and 4 small kids.) The restaurant wasn't busy, but the staff spent so much time drinking with the patrons they couldn't be bothered to do the necessary shoving. \n2.) the waitress took order, disappeared to drink and chat at the bar, came back about 40 mins later with food.\n3.) hubby ordered a burger, no complaints. Elder kiddo ordered fish and chips, and proceeded to eat only the fries (thin cut fast food fries, not \"chips\".) The fish was slightly undercooked and overly greasy-- not sure how that was accomplished. It was served with what was supposed to be slaw, but was just red cabbage in an oily dressing. My kid never turns her nose up at any fish, but she didn't even touch it. \nI ordered the brats and mashed potatoes to share with my youngest kiddo-- the fresh veggie saut\u00e9 was excellent and the mashed potatoes with bacon were fantastic...at least the few bites that weren't drowned in an unpleasant, bitter onion-and-beer-based reduction. The brats were also doused in the powerfully bitter gravy, but no matter, since they were undercooked as well. A nice steak should be pink in the middle, a sausage should not be. Ick. I'd have complained to the waitress but she never reappeared....\n3.) ... In fact she hadn't come back by the time I left with the kids and my hubby stayed with my friend's hubby to try the horchata-orange beer the pub was unveiling that night. Who knows when she wandered back. \n4.) live music too loud at 6 pm.\n5.) hubby said that after my friend and I left with our respective kids, our table sat un-bussed for at least an hour. Some drink guy came up and asked if he could finish off my daughter's uneaten (and still uncleared away) plate of cold fish and chips, then helped himself... The horror. \n\nThis place made me think of where 40-ish post-hipsters go to drink away their remaining youth... Alcohol probably kills the salmonella from all the undercooked food, after all.


Ever since I could remember I made an annual pilgrimage to Sin City, and while I detest loud drunk tourists and crazy crowds, the buffets and shopping sprees keep me coming back - so naturally staying in a hotel that is far enough from all the noisy sights, but close enough to access all the major attractions, is a huge plus - Mandalay Bay you're too good to be true. I can't keep my eyes off of you... Haha I digress... \n\nMandalay Bay is one of those classy, but comfortable hotels that sits at the front of the strip, which has multiple benefits. \n\n1) The strip is notorious for bad drivers and pesky pedestrians who continue to walk even though red hand is flashing - Since this hotel is right at the beginning you can by-pass this part :)\n2) Because it's at pne end of the strip,  you can get a beautiful view of the city of lights without having to hear all the noise pollution\n3) There's a tram that connects to Luxor/Excalibur: The tram runs from 11:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, and until 12:30 on Saturday and Sunday nights, so it's very convenient.\n\nThe rooms itself was very nice and accommodating and on this most recent trip I had the opportunity to stay in a suite, which included a large tub and mini tv! Woo! The beds are incredibly comfortable and with a big screen TV I was able to relax and enjoy late night shows after a long day of eating and shopping. \n\nThe only drawback is that the room's mini fridge. They have a motion censor so if you move anything in the fridge they'll charge you for the items. :( I like to bring home leftovers and to keep my own beverages cold, but this doesn't seem to be an option. But other than that, I love staying at Mandalay Bay!


All I can say is YUM!  This is my new favorite place.  Not only can you build your own salad, but the premade ones they prepare are excellent too!  The broccoli salad is a must try, and the won ton chicken happiness salad.  I've already been 3 times since I first went a week and a half ago and still haven't made it to the soups, but the selection is great and they all look amazing!  I will try next time and report back.  Also, the lemonade mixed with the strawberry lemonade is soooo good!  I could go on forever... eat at Sweet Tomatoes!!!


broth is too salty.  beef in pho not always fresh.  spring rolls are not very fresh. i've eaten here 10xs. go to tea light if u live in north phoenix.  i've given up on this place.


Bobs RC is not that friendly at all. In fact I've visited more than once and all occasions the owners gave me an un welcomed look and demeanor. Not sure if this store is meant for certain demographics only (hint,hint) but I'm not spending my money here anymore. They are big on cars both electric and gas but that's about it. I'm a flyer and therefore I went to this place for airplane parts, and by the looks of it that's not the favorite subject around the store. \n\nThe lady is ok, but not knowledgeable at all (did not know what an EDF was and that's basic stuff peoples).  The plane parts are to the east of the store, and a complete wreck. Took me almost half an hour to find parts as no one came to help. No accurate inventory or organized system. During a visit a customer was returning a damaged nitro car and by the vibe the manager had it looked like they were in for some words. Looked like a $400 item and was not getting the support that was deserved. Good luck to him. \n\nOverall I'm not a happy customer and will not return to this place. Stick to online stuff and save as the prices here are not very competitive. The reason for the two stars and not one is because they do have a decent selection of hardware (but you gotta dig threw them to find what your are looking for).  Currently working on a home made drone and could use the ease of close by shopping for parts but I rather wait for the mail to be honest, that's how welcomed I felt here.


Service was fast, but the burger, hotdog, and fries were overrated for the expensive price.\nInn n Out  is still my favorite fast food burger and Bachi Burger is my favorite gourmet burger place in Vegas!


Short and to the point: The food is good. Littleneck clams as steamers for about $11 a dozen. Moose Drool on tap.


Not to be missed on a nice day in summer.


Everytime I'm on the 60 Fwy and saw the long long time for this place, I was dying to give this place a try. On a random Monday night after shopping at Costco, we decided to give this place a try since there was no line. (finally yay!)\n\nok, don't let the long long line fool you, this place is great if you are super hungry and you don't know what you feel like eating it abour $10 per person. The only thing that was decent was their bread section since it was super fresh out of the oven, everything else, was meh.....\n\nit is way too crowded so I was getting a bit of a headache.\n\nI don't think I will be back grubbing myself here anytime soon.


You know that saying, you get what you pay for? Totally applies to Rhapsodille. It's jam-packed with trendy club wear, perfect for ladies that want something new to wear out on the town but still want to be able to afford those pricey Vegas drinks! \nI usually stop into Rhapsodille when I am looking for something really specific to wear with an item I already have, and I don't want to spend more then $20-30 bucks. \n\nThe good: \nThe store is organized by color, so if you need a red top you aren't going to have to search through a bunch of blue stuff\nThings are very inexpensive, I can't remember seeing anything in the store priced over $30\nThey have a large selection of somewhat uncomfortable but still cute heels, priced around $20-25. \n\nThe bad: \nMany of the clothes are of poor quality... Thin material, weak seams... To me a lot of the clothes seemed like 'wear once and toss' type items.\nDon't expect good customer service. On my last visit, I stood in the shoe area for 15 minutes before giving up, and this was on a weekday. (I ended up buying 3 pairs of shoes later that day from Charlotte Russe)\nBuy carefully, they do not do refunds, only exchanges. \n\nIf you need something to wear out one night and you are on a tight budget, you may find Rhapsodille right up your alley. If you want to buy a new little black dress for repeated wear, you are better off looking elsewhere.


Honestly wasn't the best ramen I've tried in Vegas. The gyozas (pot stickers) weren't as crispy and the broth was a little too oily for me. This is coming from a native Japanese girl so, yeah.


I thought the food was very tasty, but the portions are next to nil. I'm all about paying big bucks for a really good meal, but even for tapas style, this shit was way too expensive. But if you have the cash to spend $130 for food that does not fill you up but tastes really good, then this is the place for you. Now we can say we tried it but probably wont be going back.


I must've come here on a bad day considering all of the other glowing reviews. I've got two things to say about this place: \n\na) It's very affordable.\nb) Up until I visited this place, I thought pizza was like sex. That is, there's no such thing as bad sex. Well, the Floridino's pizza just kinda laid there.\n\nI should probably try it again, even though my first visit was underwhelming. One more minor note, this place also has a full bar and it's the first thing you see when you walk into the place. Not sure why that survey question has been answered differently by every other user.


Delicious!!!!! They have the best Falafels in town and the hummus is great too! The services is great despite it being packed all the time. Seating is limited so I would recommend getting your food to go. I think they should expand!!!!!!


We recently came here for our anniversary as we were in town. Although the reviews were great, we were a little skeptical upon walking in. The restaurant does have  a 'cool' vibe and the patio is nice, however we were seated in a pretty tight table outside, against a wall, behind a tree...that wasn't a great start to our anniversary dinner. We started with the mac n' cheese, which my husband swears is the best ever! He had the mussels and I had the short ribs (note* if you're preggo, this restaurant may be on the 'after baby' list as it has a lot of shellfish and ingredients that you can't eat when your pregnant). Overall the service was 'ok', our server was efficient, but didn't seem to really want to be there, just get her job done. Overall, food was good, service was ok.. and i wish I could say ambiance was stellar, but I think we got the short end of the stick.


The cornbread ROCKS it every time.  It sort of reminds me of Thanksgiving corn casserole.  And it's free!\n\nI recently had the chili relleno and it was tasty but could have been heated up a bit more.


I love the Bellagio! I stay here every year for a week-long work conference, and look forward to it all year. When I come out on vacation and stay with friends, I always end up here for a drink, or to play a little Blackjack.. or even walk through the flower display.\n\nThe Bellagio hotel has more people staying the night every night than the total population of the town I grew up in. Seriously. It's a great place to sit and people watch (I recommend one of the comfy chairs by Jean Philippe's Patisserie.) The fountains are a must see.. with shows running on a regular schedule to a changing music selection.\n\nBellagio.. it's the definition of Vegas!


This is a review strictly for the SERVICE department. We have been taking our Sienna to this dealership for nearly all maintenance ever since we purchased it in 2008 from a private party. As we have always returned for the scheduled maintenance, the van has run perfectly for 3 years now. \n\nOne time I went in there because my breaks were squeaking. I was expecting to pay a ton of money. The person I dealt with, whose name I unfortunately can't remember, came back and told me that that the breaks still had lots of life in them, but the previous owners of the car put in aftermarket break pads, and thus the squeaking. It was nice to have a service writer be honest with me, as I know next to nothing about cars myself. \n\nWe did shop there once for a car, it wasn't the greatest experience, but honestly I've never had a great experience shopping at ANY dealership, so I won't hold it against them.


Thought this place was funny. I'm not even sure what I had, but I had wanted a regular iced espresso. Problem is they don't have ice cubes, that was a first for me. I also wanted a regular coffee, but they only have espresso. Also a first. Guess they don't do much here, but at least they have seemed to have mastered the art of espresso. They also seem to have quite a following as its a busy place, and its also in a nice neighborhood. Will be back, but maybe in winter and not on a 90 degree day.


I so wanted to love this place since it is in my local area.  I ordered the azuki beans with green tea ice cream.  It was okay needless to say.  They are reasonably priced but you get what you pay for. I also got the green tea cake and it was rather dry. The jasmine /green tea boba was so bitter, did not like at all.  I was rather disappointed.\nSo, I don't think I will be coming here again.  I will stick to Suzuya even though they are a bit pricey the quality and taste is outstanding.  I would rather pay for quality  pasty . \n\nHappy yelping xoxoxo


I eat here often, it is near my house, I like the burgers, and the fries, but I cannot rate it better because :\n\nThe price. In and Out burger taste just as good. Granted the burgers are larger at Five Guys, and you get a ton of fries (which are good) however, when I spend 15 bucks for a burger, fries, and a drink, that is a bit much. That is more than if I had went to Ruby Tuesdays and had a triple prime, which I love.\n\nMy other complaint is the packaging. The brown bag does not cut it. It makes the food messy and hard to extract because they pile the fries on. The peanut thing is kinda gross as well, anything that is Communal typical means dirty.\n\nThe music is always good, I never ate there where I would describe it as \"blaring\" like one reviewer, and I am a pretty quiet person. I typically read a magazine while eating there, and the volume does not distract me.\n\nIf they dropped the price by maybe.....half....it would be killer, but the price is what kills it for me.


LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this place! The food is good and they sell sour, spicy sausage that I order at Lotus of Siam. I was stupid and only ordered one order or 3 sausages,  next time I'll make sure to order at least 5 more orders!  I can eat them all day! My daughter loved the bbq skewers,  if I was smart I should've ordered the box of 10 but it was my first time there and such a rookie.  The pad thai was good but the papaya salad was delicious!  I tried the Lous style and was not disappointed!  I will definitely make sure I stop by every month to support the monastery with their mortgage!


I was really looking forward to dinning at Bootleggers as I've heard nothing but good things about their food so we decided to head over a few weeks ago for dinner. There was 3 of us dinning this night so it was nice to get another person's thoughts as well.\n\nMy boyfriend and I decided to split the burger (cooked med) and share a larger side of the mac and cheese. Our friend got the bbq pork sandwich and a small side of mac and cheese. We waited about 25/30 minutes for our food but to our surprise only our burger and bbq sandwiches came out...with homemade chips on the side....Ok...where was our mac and cheese. I guess they forgot to make it so they were making it now but wanted to bring out the burger and sandwich so we could start eating. The chips were very good so it tied me over...our burger...cooked well...UGH and the bbq was nothing to write home about. While eating I noticed that several other tables ordered mac and cheese as well and they all got theirs but not us yet...There were only 5 tables that had people at them so it wasn't crowded by any means. We had finished our entire meal and still waited over 20 minutes for the mac and cheese which was a bit of a let down. The server was very good at letting us know that it was coming and she was sorry for the delay (as it wasn't her fault the kitchen took so long) so I don't fault her at all. \n\nThe did comp the mac and cheese off our the bill so that was a nice gesture but I was really disappointed with pretty much everything. I had such high hopes for the place. I don't think I'll be back as I really have had better food.


It's not as bad as the previous reviews say. I mean how bad can it be? After all, they sell video games.


Pretty much what most have been saying on here. Food is below marginal. Great atmosphere and the beers are great. TVs all over. The food , well the food you don't want to eat. I felt some what queasy after my pulled pork sliders. The waitresses are very nice but not to bright and some wear WAY too much makeup. But I digress. The food is far below marginal and it came out a little cold, the bun my pulled pork sat in was dry and almost stale. I think it was past it's expiration date by a week.


Every time I've been to this Denny's the service is horrible. I tried it a few times because the first time I went was later in the night so I thought if give it another shot but every time I've gone nothing has changed.


I will give them an A++ for acrylic nails. I have a problem with lifting and with the nails popping off, but I've never had a problem with this when I go to Mirage Nail and Spa. The nails stay in place! They use quality materials, which makes a big difference, but also the technique of the technicians help. They also stay current on products, trends, styles, laws, and regulations. \n\nI don't use them for pedicures anymore, because I always felt like they were not long enough, and were really not good quality. There are always a lot of people there for pedicure, so I suppose they try to get everyone in and out quickly. The massage during pedicures tended to be fast, and rough, instead of slow, deep and deliberate. The best massage I had was when I was one of the last customers before they closed. The guy was really taking his time with me, so he wouldn't have to start another pedicure after me! I go some place else for pedicures now.


Stripsteak sucked. My steak was overcooked, the trio of pureed potatoes or whatever they call it was a joke, and the trio of \"duck fat\" fries must have been fried in 5% duck fat or something, because they tasted like something Burger King would serve (except for the white truffle ones, but how can you screw that up, really?).\n\nThe three pureed potatoes dishes were lobster, which, while I love big chunks of lobster, tasted like an experiment on how to get starchy potatoes and a bag of white flour into a pasty goo reminiscent of gruel which clung so steadfastly to the lobster chunks that it didn't offer the opportunity to salvage them from the muck, the sour cream and chive version, almost as gooey and I guess was worth one taste, and the third, horseradish, I guess was supposed to be some kind of traditional take on wasabi mashed potatoes you would have seen on every menu five years ago.\n\nService wasn't anything to brag about either. This is another one of those places where they really need to train their waitstaff a little better. For this kind of money and they large crowd it draws, they should be watching for your fork and knife to come together on the plate in the interest of turning the table over. We waited a long time for our check, and I think they only took notice when I got up to use the restroom.


I ate here with my sister and I had the Philly deluxe and onion rings, onion rings were pretty good, the sandwich not so much it had a lot of  Grisel it was pleasant lol  and the cheese sauce didn't have much flavor. The service was good  and it came out fast but overall the food wasn't great to me.


Ok, so I just tried this place after reading all the good reviews.\n\nLike someone mentioned before, the Lovely Bit O Salmon is awesome.  Of course I didn't get that, but my coworker did and it made me jealous!  I got the Spicy Asiago Chicken and although it was really good, it was nothing like the taste I had of the salmon pasty.  I will have to get that salmony creamy goodness next time. \n\nThese things will fill you up.  I felt like I needed a nap after my pasty lunch!


Had a great time with friends here a couple months ago.  I'm headed back to vegas in 2 weeks. If we run out of ideas for things to do we'll be sure to hit this place up again.


Oh how i love Town Square!  Its got a little bit of everything in one location :]  The restaurants are all amazing, the shopping is to die for, and Rave Motion Pictures is the best!  The ambiance is beautiful---the lighting, the park, and just the overall feel is wonderful.  It doesn't matter if you're looking for a place to have a romantic night out or to party with your friends...Town Square is definitely the place to do it!


I live in the Southwest valley and I didn't want to go to the dealer, which is VW since Saturn doesn't exist. I found this place on yelp and decided it might be worth the 20 mile trip. I suspected the issue was the rear wheel bearing and when I arrived, a mechanic took a ride with me to assess the noise I described. He took my vehicle to the bay and after about 20 minutes, I was told that my vehicle did need a wheel bearing hub and was asked if I wanted to have the work done. I had the work done and was stunned at the price. The service is great and the prices are honest. I arrived at 11:07a Saturday and was out the door at 12:58pm. I will definitely be back to have my other vehicle serviced as well. Tom also gave me 10% off my total since I mentioned yelp. Awesome service and prices!!


I got back over to Restaurant 28 today for lunch, and I am soooo glad I did.\n\nGeorge (the owner) was there when I arrived and I announced that I was interested in trying his Carolina Style BBQ that I have been hearing so much about.\n\nRestaurant 28 has been given rave reviews from local critics such as Howard Seftel of the Arizona Republic,  Nikki Buchanan from Channel 3's Good Morning Arizona, and the New Times \"Best of Phoenix\" review.\n\nGeorge was telling me that he has talked to folks who have driven far and wide (Vegas was mentioned) once they heard that there was authentic Carolina Style Q to be had in the Phoenix area.\n\nGeorge credits the positive reviews as a blessing from God, but I would say the true blessing he has received is his unbelievable talent making delicious, down home soul food, and his easy going, pleasant character. It's obvious he takes pride in what he creates, and he talks about it with passion.\n\nTaking his advice, I ordered the Chopped BBQ Pork, Carolina Style, with Hush Puppies and Cole Slaw.  Kool-aid sounded good, so I got that as well. \n\nI can't say as I've ever had Carolina Q, so I have nothing to base it on, but I can tell you if BBQ tastes this good in the state of North Carolina, then there are some lucky folks living there!  \n\nI was raised on KC style Q and have had my share of Texas-style, but George's Pork Butt was \"knock your socks off\" good!  I have had hushpuppies before, but these were hot and fresh, crispy on the outside and moist and tasty on the inside.  the cole slaw was creamy and delicious as well.\n\nWe got to talking about other specialties of the house and before I knew it, I had also tried a sample of some fantastic fried Catfish, excellent chopped Beef BBQ (Willie's specialty) and some unbelievably tasty collard greens, (something I've never had before, but will order next time with some fried okra.) \n\nGeorge also talked about his past and how he and his wife came to own and name the place.  I'll save that story for him to tell you when you come in.  It's a story worth hearing. \n\n\nI didn't have room for dessert...  :- (  but the menu looked excellent!  Maybe next time.\n\nBY the way, George smokes his butts over hickory, (no gas) and his chitterlings are served boiled, but he will fry them if requested.\n\nHe does normally serve his Q with tomatoey western Carolina Sauce, (also in a bottle on the table) cuz that's what most people are used to around here, but be sure to get it with the tangy, vinegary Eastern style, I tried it both ways, traditional Eastern is the best!  What can I say, I'm hooked.\n\nwww.restaurant28bbq.com\n\nPhone: (623) 934-0920 \nFax: (623) 937-0816 \n\nCLOSED MONDAYS


The Panini's are great and the brewed teas are very cheap. Less of a bar vibe more of a coffee house. Staff is very attentive. Great place for those who want a nice place to meet up to study or for those who wish to relax and have drink while playing video poker after a long double shift. BTW Mariana the Barista is awesome, I come back because of how friendly she is.


Love the view from the hole in the rock butte! Good thing it's quite an easy hike so I'm able to bring my boys here from time to time. Once you're up there, you could see the Phoenix zoo to the left, Sky Harbor airport to the front, and Scottsdale to the right.


Not sure wha happen?  Have been here a few time but normally earlier in the day for lunch but this past Friday about 4pm the service was simple bad and rude. Understand I am a long time Wahooer (I lived in the O.C. and have gladly wait in line at the one on Bristol many time for lunch) but walking into a place for a taco and getting the cold shoulder (it was thefirst time I have every had to ask for a menu and had to flag down the server/bartender to take an order...I would understand if they were busy but they were not).  I was in the bar area and was told by the Manager \"that I would have to move because their we people how would play the machine (while patting her hand on the bar counter in front of the video gambling machine -- Now, that was a first...Vegas is very much about the drink and the gamble but that does not mean simple service  go to \"shit\".  The cold shoulder and the curt atitude was just uncalled for, so I will just reserve my Wahoo fix for when I am back in OC since this one does not have the spirit of atmosphere of the true WAHOO.  And that's just sad


If I could give this place and its employees zero stars I would have. \n\nI had pretty much the same experience as the other reviewers here. Unbelievably long waits (although the waiting room had a max of 8 people in it). Rude and dismissive nurses and employees, and I couldn't find a trash can or box of tissues to save my life! I was in Vegas on vacation with my father and had the unfortunate experience of getting a severe case of food poisoning. I was already scared since I was in a strange city and in a lot of pain. I know that waiting is to be expected in ERs but the kind of rude treatment that I received by a couple of the nurses was simply inexcusable (and I am a very patient and low-maintenance patient typically). There was one nurse named Lori that was an angel, and the student doctor that was there was not too bad either, but the majority of the staff were simply lounging around chatting and didn't want to be disturbed by a paying patient who was suffering and scared. All I can say is- pray that you never get sick in Vegas and if you do, go ANYWHERE but UMC.


First, let me say that this is a very good restaurant! Food was tasty and flavorful. However, our only concern is the price you pay for what you get. Let me offer a comparison with the Harvest Moon Grille. Appetizers at Halcyon were excellent in flavor, but $14??? THAT is an expensive app. I had the Ribeye Spackle, which was the outer rim of the Ribeye, folded and stuffed with veggies and cheese. Very good, but waiter asked how I wanted it cooked, and I said \"however the chef recommends.\" I wasn't expecting medium well/well done! I don't know, maybe it was an abberation. Again, flavors were there but execution was not quite what I expected. Desserts were good, but awfully expensive for what you got. Over $20? \n\nFor those who love this place, I highly suggest you compare this against Harvest Moon Grille, which I believe is a better restaurant and a place where you get more for your money. And it's virtually right across from the Blumenthal Theatre.


Good cooking here, for a hole in the wall place.\nService was poor, one person for the whole dining\nroom, cashier and hostess, 1 person doing it all.\nI arrived at 1pm, sadly they do not refresh their buffet!!!\nit was dried up. It still tasted fine, but not very apetizing.\nSo get there early. And enjoy the super oily naan!


Had tri-tip and ribs with macaroni salad and yams. Meat was super tender and flavorful, best barbeque I've ever had. Sides were great, too.


This is possibly the worst \"mexican\" restaurant I have ever eaten at! Thankfully my fiance and I had our entrees comped as part of a show we were seeing, but even then I felt ripped off by what we did pay for (chips, salsa, guacamole, a margarita, and jalapenos in one of our burritos). There was zero spice, heat or flavor in any of the food, with no peppers in anything except the jalapenos we'd ordered, but even those had been deseeded and washed so they had no spice at all. There was only the barest hint of cilantro in the salsa, and the guacamole was essentially just mashed avocado with a pinch of diced tomatos and white onions thrown in. The burritos were poorly wrapped, falling apart immediately, and poorly assembled, with only a dollop of sour cream and guacamole in the very center of them, so the dominant flavors were of essentially unseasoned rice, beans and meat, the salsa only adding texture with no flavor or kick. The margarita tasted and felt like it had no tequila in it as well. We asked if they had spicier salsa and they did not. All in all this was the blandest, most unsatisfying mexican meal I have ever had, and it was vastly overpriced; the only positive thing I can say is that it was warm and took up space in my stomach.\n\nAlso, they have a \"California Burrito\" on the menu which is a lie; theirs is merely a vegetarian burrito, not an actual California Burrito which is a carne asada burrito with the works and fries inside.


The Monorail in Vegas provided access to a backside of Vegas you do not normally see if you have always been a Strip visitor.  They have access from Sahara to MGM through a backdoor path behind each hotel on the east side.\n\nStaying at off strip hotel can now be a consideration as the monorail making it less inconvenience, and you can avoid the road traffics during rush hours.  I always end up riding the monorail if I was in town for the convention near the LVH since they got a monorail station at it.   Too bad they do not have another station closer to the Sands Expo near the Wynn area, I found myself having to travel between the two places quite often as more events occur on the same week recent years.\n\nIf you ride more than three trips within 24 hours, the day pass already worth the deal, and the multi day pass made things even better.  The trains all seem clean and nifty, no sign of vandalism like most public transportation.  Everything from ticket vendor to entry and exit were automated, they may have one staff at the entry/exit area during peak hours, but that was all the people I have seen.


Not the same as Famiglia in NYC AND double price. Tasted like some typical hotel-cantina dog-food-flavored Sbarro.


HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE.\n\nA tenant said they had some small roaches in the kitchen of one of my apartments. I was out and about and close to this walmart. Rather than park, walk in and search around I figured I'd call their number to see if they carried Combat Roach Killer which seems to do the job.\n\nI call, phone rings and rings about 15 times...finally a lady picks up and I ask if they carry \"Combat Roach Killer\" for killing roaches.\n\nShe says \"no\" in an annoyed voice.\n\nI ask, \"Do you carry any roach and insect killer?\"\n\n\"No\".\n\nOk, so I guess that's that, thinking I will probably have to go to home depot later because I know they carry it.\n\nI get home prior to hitting home depot and check the website of walmart.com to see if they carry what I was looking for.\n\nNot only do they carry roach killer, but this location carries EXACTLY what I was looking for, \"Combat Roach Killer\" and it's in stock.\n\nIt was around 1pm on 10/25/14 when I called up and got a nasty woman on the phone who didn't care or want to help. \n\nIf any manager is reading this, please fire her.\n\nPathetic.


Update Juni 2013:\nMeine Aktualisierung wertet die Eisdiele leider weiter ab. Ich wollte heute auf dem Ochsenfest in Hagsfeld eine Kugel Eis f\u00fcr meinen kleinen Sohn kaufen und habe um einen Pappbecher (!!!) gebeten (der Kleine hat eine Milchallergie und darf keine Waffel). Die Dame sagte mir, dass es bei einer Kugel nur eine Waffel gibt und ich 20c aufzahlen m\u00fcsste. Da die Kugel bereits EUR 0,90 kostet, war ich hierzu nicht bereit. Ich pers\u00f6nlich finde das kein gutes Gesch\u00e4ftsgebahren zudem die Preise pro Kugel schon happig sind.Heute bin ich an dieser netten Eisdiele vorbeigeradelt. Eine nette Eisverk\u00e4uferin hat mir ein Eis mit zwei Kugeln verkauft. Bis dahin glatte 5 Sterne  nett, authentisch, sauber. Das Eis allerdings hat mich nicht begeistert. Zitrone war noch ok, aber bei dem Heidelbeer Eis hatte ich ich das Gef\u00fchl in einen Schneeball zu bei\u00dfen. Eiskristalle, die auch zu sehen waren. Nichts cremiges, sondern eher so der aufgetaut und dann wieder eingefroren Effekt (wobei ich das nicht unterstellen m\u00f6chte). Vielleicht h\u00e4tte man das Eis ein wenig l\u00e4nger r\u00fchren k\u00f6nnen. Die Waffel war auch nicht der Hit und daher habe ich diese entsorgt. Hat mich schwer an Esspapier erinnert. Fazit: Netter Laden, aber woanders gibts besseres Eis.


Well I am eating here right now and all I can say is blah.  We ordered potato skins and a western burger. The potato skins came out the same time as our burger. I really hate when I get my starter the same time as my meal. The potato skins are just \"eh\" and the burger wasn't much better. On a scale of 1-10 i give it a 1. The bun was cold and hard, the onion straws were chewy and the ham tasted off.  So would I tell someone to come here for the food? No way. I've had better burgers at jack in the box. So if you drive by this place just keep going. Believe me I'm doing you a favor.


This is my favorite pizza joint by my house. Their zepolle donuts are to die for. It's only 3.99 for 24!  I buy it for potlucks and it always becomes a fav from my friends. C-Los and Mike (friends) sniff up the powder from it like cocaine. That's how good it is. And oh their pizza is great too. Try the NY cheese pizza.


We had dinner with our kids on a recent Friday night here.  \n\nThe tapas and entrees were pretty good.  Our kids ordered from the kids menu, but did not like the pasta with red sauce or buttered sauce.   The seasonings were just not to their liking.  It's kind of like giving gourmet mac and cheese to a kid that is used to Kraft Mac and Cheese...it just won't work.  :)  We expected this but got them their own entrees just for the experience/ambience anyway.  The host, however, was apologetic that the kids didn't eat their food and offered to get us chicken nuggets or something else off the menu, but we declined.  THerefore, instead he bought my wife and me some more alcoholic drinks.  I might add that the drinks he bought us had more kick than the same ones we had ordered earlier in the evening.  :)\n\nThe service and ambience were excellent.  They also had flamenco dancing on the patio which made the experience more fun for all of us.  \n\nThe food was pricey, but we would consider returning for drinks and some tapas for a late night snack.


If you go here when its busy it's usually a bit under staffed. The sushi here is average but they do put there own twist on it. They add a little liquid smoke to all of there sushi sauces which adds a little variety. The first time I went here was about a year and a half ago and I wasn't to impressed with the sushi. My friend went back a month after that and they had gotten rid of sushi all together. Just recently they started serving sushi again so I decided to go back and try it and it was fantastic. Flavors are very different from most other sushi joint but I enjoyed it. They do a 19.95 all you can eat sushi.


You definetly get your fill for the price. The flavors here are good but not great. Definetly worth it if you have a craving for Mediterranean and dont want to fix it at home. Not bad though. Will give it another shot when I get another craving. Lol


I've frequent this establishment a couple of times for takeout. Each time I got the hot and sour soup. I decided to dine in tonight because I wasn't feeling well. The restaurant was half full, yet quiet. My hearty shrimp in lobster sauce was delicious and filling. I didn't realize just how hungry I was until I saw the bottom of the dish! \n\nThe staff was very pleasant, but they speak Chinese. I found it difficult to understand them at times. They sent their best English-speaking guy to my table and I was able to order a dish that wasn't on the menu (yay!).


Punked!\nIn a sentence, horrendous value for money.\nWe chose this place expecting a fine dining experience complete with great food and service. Unfortunately both failed and especially the service.\nWe had specified to our waiter immediately that we had an hour and a half before we had to leave to attend a show and he assured us we'd have plenty of time to enjoy our meal at a quiet and relaxed pace.\nOne hour and 10 minutes later our steaks arrive even though the 2 parties next  to us arrived later and had already been served all 3 courses of their meals. What's going on?\nCall it favouritism, poor planning or whatever, we had to engulf our meals in 10 minutes before rushing off to our show only to be late. Not only that, the waiter forgot to include the mushrooms I ordered, had them made quickly and then added them to our bill...so considerate of him. Where's the common sense in customer service? At least give me the mushrooms for free!\nI wish I could say the food was superb but it was average at best;  I've had better steaks  at 1/10 the cost, no joke.\nBottom line: if you're looking for a premium dining experience, think twice before choosing Delmonico.


I came for the free chips and salsa, also the water, since that's the only thing the busboy brought over, the waitress could not be bothered to come to the table... Oh she looked at me w couple times, but was busy with a larger party of 4... Me being by myself must have creeped her out.... To bad, I tip well for good service, shame there was none to be found here.


Loved this place. I was working in NC during this week and timed things so I could be in Charlotte to go see the new NASCAR HOF. I went on Wednesday May 12th, the second day it was open. Surprisingly, there were very few outside waiting to get in and overall, was very uncrowded the entire time I was there. I am not a huge die hard NASCAR fan but overall, I am in to all types of motor racing. So I could not pass up a chance to see this spectacle. It's very well done. Tons of things to see and do. Lots of staff everywhere to tell you about the various displays, offering to take your photo in front of cars etc. A huge amount of history in here that every NASCAR fan should go and see at least once.


This was a brightly lit place with a trailer feel that had table clothes on tables that filled a plain rectangular single room.  There was plenty of help running around ignoring the four of us for a bit and then the excitement started when we ordered and was told how many things they did not have like bacon, cheddar cheese and the like.  It was a \"steak place\" and they proved it by charging between $25 and $37.  We had a bad enough feeling about the place and didn't chance that by just ordering hamburgers and fries and with a drink each that came to $31.  Flavor probably would have been extra.  Go anywhere also.


Honestly, the worst service I've ever had. Tried it more than once, and I will never return.


Soup taste good! I remember coming here when my friend was sick, and just knowing the soup hit the spot!


i'm glad i was able to find another brick oven pizza place. we ordered two pizzas and it took us awhile to get out of the house, then we got lost and so it was about 1 hour later that i finally picked up the pizza. it was kinda creepy back there, it was totally empty. the pizza was cold and was so-so. i was *hoping* it would be comparable to biancos but no luck. biancos is way better. but this is much better than most pizza places so i hope they stick around.


Best start to my days and always a favorite amongst visiting family and friends. Can't beat the cupcakes or breakfast! Also a great place to drink coffee, relax, hangout or study.


Very fast, proffessional and a good value.


I recently went to this location, after work, with two co-workers to partake in the Happy Hour promotions that they run.\n\nWe went in and the hostess brought us around the bar area to the dining room.  Now, ordinarily (especially in Las Vegas) most establishments won't honor their Happy Hour specials outside of the bar area, so when we got to our table I asked the hostess if we could still get Happy Hour specials in the dining room.  She was rude and seemed a annoyed that I was asking her that question.  She said she thought we could and I reiterated that most places don't allow that.  She then sarcastically replied that I would have to speak with our server.\n\nOk, so our hostess wasn't actually interested in being cordial, whatever.  Our server arrived and informed us that we COULD get Happy Hour prices and we ordered drinks and several appetizers.  One thing I liked about this place was that if you order a Red Bull/Vodka (which wasn't included in the Happy Hour cost), they give you the remainder of the Red Bull in the can and our server instructed me to just order a Happy Hour vodka and mix it myself.  I like when an establishment thinks of me and my wallet before their final bill total.\n\nAll in all, the food was good and the drinks were good, but the service had room for improvement.  However, I will say that we ordered one of our items, the pototo chip nachos, and it didn't have enough cheese on it.  The manager made his rounds to inquire about everyone's evening and when he stopped at out table, one of the girls pointed it out to him.  He immediately took the entire dish back to the kitchen and had them add more cheese to it.  That just sat well with me.\n\nI'll more than likely be back, but I'll plan for it to be on a more leisurely weekday and hope that the OVERALL customer service is better.


Soggy bun, Overcooked patty, Frozen fries, Terrible service.  This was probably the worst lunch I've ever had.  Seriously you can get a better burger at McDonalds.


Grassroots was an enjoyable experience.  Good food, good service and nice decor. I had the grilled shrimp and jalape\u00f1o cheddar grits.  The grits were the best part.  My wife had the tuna steak with heirloom tomatoes. Heirloom was the best part.  It was one of those places that there was not a bad part of our meal, but nothing to rave about and make us want to come back to soon.


I love early check in! We got here at 8am on Super Bowl Sunday and they let us check in, even though we waited an hour to see if they could give us king size beds, which they didn't have that early.  So we checked in w/queens. oh well. \n\nThe rooms have been revamped to look WAY more modern than before. I like that everything is located in here. We didn't need to leave the hotel at all. Everything you need is right there!\n\nI do have a gripe, what's up w/only $1 video poker??? and 15 dollar caps tables!! GEEZ! But that prob won't deter me and the bf from returning.


Where do I start, well, let me just make this short and simple....  We had ordered from them the delivery/ catering option to be delivered on the 24th for a Christmas eve party.    40 guests were invited, that's right 40, and would you believe it, they never show up!!!! I mean, no phone call, nothing, the plans  and evenings of 40 HUMAN BEINGS, customers, potential customers, WERE NOT FED and this is on CHRISTMAS EVE for a party, not that easy to just change plans.  And can you believe as the hosts how we felt, this was beyond something terrible, this was a Christmas Nightmare!!! This place was even called the day before at 2:00 to verify the order.  No excuses on this one.\n\n\n Places like this, who could even possibly do this to their customers, or fail to deliver in this fashion, there should be a law against this, this was just wrong, beware people, on just principle I would say this place in not worthy of ones business, after this incident, I am left speechless, it caused soo much stress and heartache, unbelievable...


I had a very bad experience here while visiting Las Vegas with my family for the holiday. \n\nWhen we arrive, we waited for about 15 minutes to be seated which is fine. First, they tried to sit us at a table. When we're standing near the table getting ready to sit, another waiter came over and told the hostess not to sit us there so we had to go back and wait again. 5 minutes later we finally sit down. \n\nWhen getting our drinks, the waiter asks if we are \"local\". We found this odd because usually people as if we're visiting or not. What does it mattter if we're local? We tell the waiter we're visiting for the holiday. After getting our drinks, we're told to move again because someone just put in a reservation for 12 and they needed room.\n\nWhile ordering, we specifically tell the waiter to bring out the appetizers first before the entrees. The table we had was small so we didn't want the clutter. My mother's Rad Nah dish comes out first anyways. We tell them to take it back and bring out the dish when we all get our entrees. The appetizers were papaya salad and thai beef salad. They taste ok but I've had alot better. When the entrees come out, we find that all the meat is not cook thoroughly in most our dishes. In my brother's pad thai, the imitation crab meat was not even cooked. It looked they threw the meat in straight from the package. After asking for the dish to be recooked, the pad thai comes back super sweet like someone dumped some high fructose corn syrup on the dish. The dish in inedible. My mother's dish also has meat that is under cooked. She just eat the noodles trying not to cause a fuss. My dish was ok. Crispy pork that was a little salty but at least edible.\n\nMaybe if we told the waiter we were local, we would have been treated better. Since we're visiting and might not come back for a while, the restaurant acted like they didn't care about us.\n\nIn the end, we just went to In-N-Out Burger. They never disappoint like this mess of a Thai restaurant did.


Viet Kitchen is not for vegetarians.\nThe food don't taste good, kitchen is not clean, service is bad, when you enter the restaurant before half an hour of the closing time, the waitress may yell at you and say they are cleaning the kitchen. \nSeeing the reviews here, I think the restaurant may have some non vegetarian dishes which are good yet the kitchen IS very dirty.\n\nI will never go to Viet Kitchen.


Aufgrund der Personenzahl und des individuell verschiedenen Fr\u00fchst\u00fccksverhaltens haben wir uns f\u00fcr die Bestellung per Men\u00fckarte entschieden. Sollte man nicht tun; ist einfach zu teuer.\nDs angebotene Buffet ist dagegen mit z.Zt. $18,90 aufgrund des reichhaltigen Angebotes (u.a. versch. Sorten frischen Obsts, frische Zubereitung von Pancakes usw.) g\u00fcnstig.\nJe nach Andrang muss auf freie Pl\u00e4tze gewartet werden.\nMan sollte nicht zu sp\u00e4t zum Fr\u00fchst\u00fcck gehen, sonst kommen die ganzen Nachtschw\u00e4rmer und blockieren einen schnellen Zugang.


Love the Shroom! The Mellow Mushroom (TMM) has 47 Draft beers on tap. I started w/ the Rubicon Monkey Knife Fight Pale Ale (5.4% ABV, a mild 27 IBU). Due to location, this one has an elongated layout, which is a bit weird, but breaks up the noise and offers a bit more privacy. Also, par for the course in this locale. \n\nI'm Lactose Intolerant, one of the reasons I like TMM - their pizzas are still delicious w/o cheese :~)  Got the Maui Wowie Pizza, no cheese, extra pesto/olive oil. Solid!  It's a twist on the traditional Hawaiian Pizza, of which I'm a fan. The crust was just right - well cooked yet a bit chewy - & the applewood smoked bacon and banana peppers were star attractions!


I have gone to this shop for a while now and have been pretty satisfied with the crew and service. You can't go wrong with the 90 day return/exchange policy and they have a pretty good selection. Also have an indoor putting green and some bays to test out clubs. Good location, nice and close to many good courses. I prefer Vans over Golfsmith anyday.


We came back recently because of Karina and Christian and had a much better experience. The service was spot on and the food was better. We were celebrating a friend's birthday and ordered a variety of steaks/dishes. I really liked the updated version of the Caesar salad. I also thought the sides were spectacular this time around. The onion rings, mashed potatoes, brussel sprouts, and mushrooms were all fantastic. The steak was just as I remembered, especially the miso one. I really appreciate them getting back to me about my first experience, and would happily recommend Prime to family and friends in the future.


This place is the inferior version of Wazuzu. Their service is TERRIBLE!  The waiter forgot to bring our Dim Sum order. When he finally returned to our table and I informed him of that, he told me that I hadn't ordered it. Yep! The waiter called me a liar and gave no semblance of concern. No \"sorry about the mix up\" or \"I will get your order\".  Seriously people?  This place is kind of expensive. You would expect much better. \n\nDo yourself a favor. If you want high-quality Asian food, go to Wazuzu at the Encore. The experience will actually be worth the price.


If your restaurant closes at 10 pm then why can't I order fried rice TOGO at 9:30?!! That's absolutely ridiculous, I work in the industry and we would NEVER turn away business because \"we are getting ready to close\". Extremely rude job hostess!!


So so food. Had kung pao chicken and its just like every other strip mall Chinese joint around here. Lots of celery in the food. Wife had cashew chicken and it looked about the same. Actually if it wasn't for the nuts you couldn't tell them apart by looking at them.


I was expecting me to be an outcast by really not liking this club, but it looks like I am not alone. I have been to City a fair few times and have never had a good night here. However, the place is always really rammed to the brim making it uncomfortably snug when you get in. \nTheir Friday nights are famed allegedly alleviating students from paying over the odds, but in fact do quite the opposite- the drink 'deals' are some of the worst I have seen and you can get cheaper entry elsewhere.\nWhen I did go for one of their 'deals' I purchased three bottles of Fosters for me and a couple of friends. They put the three bottles in front of me, but before I paid them, someone stole a bottle and ran off (a fair example of the client\u00e8le City Nightclub draws). The bar staff said that I had to pay for all three and called over a bouncer to make sure I did or I would be thrown out.\nDespite the club being pretty big, especially for Edinburgh, there isn't enough areas in the club to sit down and actually chat with you mates, which is probably deliberate as this makes you more likely to go for one of their drink 'deals'. Your other option is to go to the dance floor where you can barely move and are constantly pushed and shoved.\nNeedless to say, I am not in a hurry to return to City any time soon!


Horrible service!  After paying $80 for an interior detail & exterior wax, I dropped my car off at 8:30am.  Johnny, a persistent, rude sales rep asked me 4 times if I wanted to add $40 to have it buffered.  Johnny told me the detail and wax would take 2-4 hours.  At 4pm, I arrived to find my car was not done and would not be until 5:30pm.  Asking to speak with a manager, I was introduced to Jonathan.  He was also rude, unapologetic and offered no customer service.  Needing to be somewhere by 5pm I had to take my car only 1/4 done.  I asked for a refund and was told no because they would finish if I stayed.    Both at the time of paying & pick up I had to wait in line due to other upset customers complaining about service to the counter clerk Ashley and the manager Jonathan.


Wow breakfast was fabulous. Eggs were perfectly cooked and love that sausage. But my favorite was the pancakes  so tender and tasty. They also serve a special AZ coffee that is smooth and the refills keep coming !  We must put this on our permanent list for breakfast !


First time dining here. I am visiting from out of town and my family and i were expecting a good meal. \nHowever, i cant say that was the case. For starters our drinks were TERRIBLE. I ordered a whiskey ginger ale. \nThey do not have ginger ale. They have soda water and pepsi that they will give to you without warning. After returning the first set of drinks we got a second drink which was supposed to be 7up and scotch. It wasnt. I don't know what it was, but it wasn't what i ordered. I couldn't taste any scotch and my drink was still a caramel color. \nThe owners were constantly over our shoulders begging for praise and attention. \nAfter getting our weak drinks we got our hummus which was not terrible but i wasn't impressed. \nWe all ordered our food from the female half of ownership who was insistent on us ordering the lamb. None of us are plain lamb fans so after repeatedly declining her offer we were able to order. Our server went into the back to cook our food and the busser brought out our soup. The Lentil soup lacked flavor, i was upset because it looked amazing. The tomato soup was good. Not extraordinary, but good. \nNext we received our meals.  Gyro salad, beef kabob, gyro kabob and some other kabob i cannot pronounce. Ground beef in the shape of a sausage-turd. Either way, the meat was very dry, in all cases and kind of unpleasant to eat. Large chunks of unexpected toughness in my meat. The rice was plain, and lacked substance. I was hungry enough where i finished my meal, i cant say the same about the rest of my company even being as hungry as we were after a long day of traveling. After warding off the owner for a fifth and sixth time, we had to ask for our check and to go boxes which we decided upon not using anyway. I was extremely disappointed from the start, and had high hopes that it would improve with our meals, but it just never did. \nI will not be returning nor will i suggest this place to my friends. I was very upset with everything because i was very excited to try this place out.  \nI give one star for our meal, and two for service. As obnoxious as it was having the owners constantly over our shoulders we received everything in a timely manner and our specific requests were granted.


I heart me some DD.\nBeing from the East Coast, living in CA, I miss my Dunkin Donuts like crazy, but LV made me happy by having a Dunkin Donuts for my coffee pleasure.\n\nWe went through the drive thru (a DD with a drive thru!), ordered a few donuts, and a couple of cups of coffee before our drive back to CA.\n\nHe got my iced coffee order wrong, but happily replaced it with what I wanted.  Donuts were eaten very quickly in the backseat, as I sipped my coffee most of the way back to CA.


A good place to eat, trendy. You can't call ahead or make reservations so expect to wait about 20-30 minutes for a table. The food is good, but when I went there I got an Eggs Benedict and it was more of a hard boiled egg, though it was well-seasoned. \n\nI'll be giving it another try, but I was much more excited about this place before I tried it.


Been coming here for the past few years always a must! Everything is always delicious, the staff is great. We always come for the buffalo rolls/balls and the Cesar salad is our favorite. Great quality food and quick service.


I know this is a grocery store, but I have to say I'm such a fan of their food, that I usually just go here for a meal. \n \nI don't know whose idea it was to surround the entrance with huge cases of pastels, galletas, and pan dulce, but it works on me every time. Try to resist getting dessert first (but don't forget to save room). It's a good idea to just put your blinders on for now and make a beeline to the Aguas Frescas - they've got the best selection around. All are delicious, but my favorites have to be sandia, mel\u00f3n, or pi\u00f1a. (BTW - you can get a medium (20 oz) for one dollar on Wednesdays!) \n\nOnce you've got your beverage, its time for the really difficult decision. The good news is that you can't make a bad choice, but that doesn't make it any easier. The carne asada tacos, chile rellenos, and gorditas are great, but the torta is the best. Try the carnitas torta - it is absolutely divine and ginormous. Don't forget to pick up a few roasted jalape\u00f1os at the salsa bar for a smokey, spicy kick. Its one of those meals that you get and think there is no possible way you could finish it, but then you probably finish it anyway.  You're better off trying to save half for second lunch so you can get another treat on the way out, because you still have to head back through the pastry gauntlet for dessert. \n\nAgain, no bad options. The churros are fresh, the empanadas are amazing in any flavor, and the orejas dipped in chocolate are actually too big to finish on your own. That's okay though, I'm always up for the challenge. \n\nOh, and since this is a grocery store, enjoy a little shopping while you're there. (As long as you're not in a hurry - everything takes a little longer at Ranch Market.) I pretty much stick to the perimiter - fresh tortillas & chips, quesos, and the largest selection of salchichas I've ever seen are a few highlights.


Went here for lunch with my 2.5 month old on a Friday because I had a taste for some pasta, plus I had a rewards card coupon. It wasn't crowded at 1:30. Because I had a stroller, I opted to sit in the bar area. It took 5 min. for someone to come over to see what I wanted to drink. Since, it took so long for drinks, I went ahead and ordered when she came over. Food came out fairly quickly and was tasty. However, I only had water and I only got a refill when it was time to bring me my check. \n\nI thought the bartender/waitress was strictly for the bar area and it would be fast service, but I was wrong. \n\nAlso, they have a good happy hour, so that would be the only reason I would go back.


Casino: \nA little on the older side but overall great slot machines and table games.  \n\nLove the upgraded modern rooms and the prices are reasonable for being on the strip and centralized to a lot of restaurants and shopping.\n\nThe staff is always nice.


Every staff had a smile on their faces, we were greeted by all the staffs. We stayed in the 1 bedroom suite and it was excellent, the only thing we didn't like was the lock on our door. It didn't lock in place and we had trouble opening the door every time we came back to our room.


With the closure of the nearby Squirrel Hill Theatre, the Manor has become one of the few remaining neighborhood cinemas in Pittsburgh and about the only one showing a mix of mainstream movies and indie flicks. The nearby Regent Square, which I also like, shows art & indie and foreign flicks too, but they don't show mainstream releases. \n\nMy mom and I come here quite a lot. Whereas my dad and I bond over music, sports and bad jokes, mom and I enjoy books, museums, & cinema. Notice I said \"cinema\" and not \"movies\"! Now my girlfriends and I like action flix, but that's another story. Anyway, Mom and I went here last night to see \"Beginners\", a terrific story starring Ewan MacGregor, Melanie Laurent, and Christopher Plummer. Directed by Mike Mills, (no, not he of R.E.M. fame), the story is about how Oliver (MacGregor) meets the irreverent and unpredictable Anna (Laurent) only months after his father Hal (Plummer) has passed away. After 40+ years of marriage, Hal had come out as a gay man. \n\nThe Manor Theatre won't win any architectural awards, especially on the inside.  It's an older theatre cut up into several auditoriums.  Still its Tudor exterior is charming.  But it's a good place to see a movie, and the atmosphere here is far more relaxed than at the local megaplex.


The location is nice and the food is delicious! I got the market fish, which was very good. The meat was so tender. Other yummy dishes were duck and pork.


Wow I must say I'm very excited about this place.   Today was the first time trying the deep dish pizza and it was excellent.   Loaded with cheese pepperoni and extra sauce.  Yum!  We will be back!


I have never been to a store ran by a bigger bunch of assholes in my whole life. I'd feel better having abandoned hygiene for a week and going to a Ferrari dealer.


Dim Sum review only***\n\nFood is a 4-star rating, but the location and the decor of the restaurant isn't as pleasant. Located in the corner of the a big strip mall, you can't believe how big the restaurant is from the outside, which has no windows, with a small glass door... There is always a line for dim sum during the peak hour, but definitely worth to wait, if you have an asian friend who knows what to order can tag along, that is even better!\n\nVery good dim sum and cheap price, just don't expect a fancy place. Have fun~


This place was reccommended to me. I went into the Cupcakery with an open mind and I was left EXTREMEMLY disappointed. None of the cupcakes looked appealing & I'm glad I only bought one. It was a strawberry shortcake!  It was NOT delicious. I had to scrape off the HUGH mound of frosting to even out the ratio. When I bit into the cake, it was reddish/pink (food coloring...YUK!) and it didn't even taste like strawberries. In fact there were NO strawberries anywhere on the cupcake. The worst part...the cake was D-R-Y, DRY!  \n\nPROBLEMS with CUPCAKERY (my opinion):  They taste as though baker/owner uses dyes & flavoring.//The frosting-cake ratio is UNBALANCED. You get more frosting than cake.//The frosting is piled high as though the baker is trying to mask the SAHARA DESERT DRY CAKE. I've had cupcakes from a box/mix that were MORE MOIST!/// It doesn't taste as though fresh ingredients are used.//The cupcakes are VERY OVERPRICED!!!!\n\nHere in Pasadena, we have DOTS. The strawberry shortcake @ DOTS is white cake with FRESH berries on the batter. It has a perfect amount of buttercream with a simple decoration. DOTS CUPCAKES ARE SUUUUPERR MOIST!!! Best of all, they are reasonably priced. \n\nI don't understand the comments that people left and I can't believe people like the cupcakes @ Cupcakery!!!


This year all the markets were labeled \"Edinburgh's Christmas\" but some of the old faves were still at the old school end. Not as many pretty handcrafted things, but lots of options for nibbles and plenty of entertainment.


I've been doing CrossFit for a year now, and I can tell you the CrossFit Combine raises the bar in excellence. The coaches are friendly, the people welcome you, and there is a genuine caring atmosphere at the box. Coaches focus on technique so that you prevent injury, and they will take the time to work with you individually. Equipment is top rated, and the box is very clean and well kept. Stop in and check it out....your life will change forever!!!


I have been here twice and had 2 different experiences. The first time we liked what the menu looked like so we had lunch here.  Food was good, standard bar food so nothing overly special but good. Service was decent, it was not busy so we were checked on regularly.  We found out they have the UFC fights so we wanted to go here to watch them. Fight night; we show up and it is $10 per person! What!?! Every other place in EV only charges $5/pp. We were already there and they were just about to start so we stayed. Next our waitress informs us that she needs a credit card or id as a security for the table. What?!? We are a 40 something couple, you think we are going to dine-and-dash...really. After a bit of discussion, I reluctantly give up my card. Then the fights start but because it is March Madness, not all the TV's are turned to the fight as they said they would be. So I have to crank my neck in order to watch them, even after the game ended they still did not turn the tv's. \nThe food again was ok and service was good so we will go back for food but not to watch a fight, I will stick with Old Chicago or Tilted Kilt for my UFC viewing.


Below average in more than one category.\nMassive steak portions. As one example the prime rib I believe is 34 oz, but you can't get a smaller size.  Another example is the 26 oz. ribeye.  It's kind of a \"Heart Attack Grill\" methodology for the portion sizes, except the HAG has beef that is really flavorful, unlike this place!  I ended up getting the 8 oz petite filet since I didn't want to gorge.....cooked exactly as I asked, but nothing remarkable to write home about.\nAs an appetizer, I had the French onion soup.  There was some annoying sweet taste in the soup, which overwhelmed  any other flavor.  The cheese topping the soup was tasteless.  My friend had the colossal shrimp cocktail, and it was massive....only 2 shrimp, and at least the presentation gets an A+.  For $27, I would expect a lot from a shrimp cocktail!\nFor prices, I believe the petite filet was $52, beers were $12, horseradish sauce $5, and the French onion soup was $14.....with the Total Rewards card discount.\n\nService was very good, but you won't feel pampered here.\n\nOh Caesars, why did you ever replace Neros Steakhouse with this place?


A good restaurant deserving of at least 4 stars and the potential to earn 5. \n\nWent there with my fiance for dinner.  We had the portobello sandwich ($11) and the green chili pasta with salmon ($19).   The sandwich was good, everything tasted fresh, but nothing \"special\" about it to warrant 5 stars.  It came with a side and we chose the mac and cheese.  The mac and cheese was actually phenomenal, not too heavy with cheese, but had a perfect amount of bread crumbs giving it a nice crunch.  \n\nThe green chille pasta tasted great...for the first few bits...then good for the next few bites....then edible for the next few bites...and then at the end I just felt like a pig.  Not used to eating cream based pasta.  This would be great as an appetizer for the table to split, but too heavy for me to eat for a meal.  The piece of salmon that came on top was thick and definitely a generous portion.  However, it was a bit pink on the inside (we ate it anyway, too hungry to send it back).  Nevertheless, still tasty.  The menu said that the pasta dish came with tomato bruschetta, but the waitress did not bring any bruschetta.  So, I asked her for bread and she did bring a french baguette which was good, although the bruschetta probably would have gone better with the meal.\n\nWill definitely be back to try some other items on their menu that are a little less heavy than the pasta.


5points was the listing agent in my recent transaction.  I have emails in which Mr. Wilson promises to stand up to his commitments, but of course he did not.   If you are a buyer, stay the heck away.


My first trip warrants a return.  I'll be bringing lunch for coworkers next time.\n\nI picked up the brisket sandwich entree.  The meat was tender, on a good bun, and complemented well by the spicy sauce (a tasty \"Wisconsin spicy\" vinegar sauce).  \n\nThe baked beans were savory, and surprisingly spicy.  The beans were excellent (still a bit firm), and there was plenty of pork in the mix.\n\nI opted for the mayo-based coleslaw, which was decent.\n\nPlan on getting takeout, as seating is limited to twelve stools (three tables for two along the windows, two counters with three stools each along the walls).


O boy I just discovered ROCKET BURGERS &SUBS. TOTALLY AWESOME!!!! This is the first time in a long while I drank 7-up from a bottle...tha fries are the bomb too!!!!!


After reading the reviews for this establishment I thought I would give it a shot.\n\nI called in asking if I could sit down with someone for cut and highlight consultation. I met with Christy W, we talked about what I was looking for and she read my mind! I got a fresh look in less than 2 hours. Christy was friendly and very knowledgable! \n\nI enjoyed talking with her, she took an interest in my life and did an excellent job on my hair! Which says a lot! My hair is long and probably 5 times thicker than the average woman. She was not put off by the amount of work in store, in fact she was eager for the challenge.\n\nI left here happy and confident! Thank you Christy for your magic hands! I will be returning and bringing my family to get haircuts too!


Have not been there in a while.sorry I came back, Place smell like Pine Sol real bad! Bearly no meat on the Gyro pita no dressing on the Greek salad.


Beautiful decor! They gave us some free champagne since were there for our honeymoon. The tasting menu is very decadent, with caviar and truffles. If you like sushi, this is the place to go.


Very slow service.  Purchased lunch special that included beer.  They refused to give us beer and stated that they were cleaning their beer lines.  Poor planning, they should perform maintenance during closed hours, not during lunch time.  I would not return there.


I am a teacher and the bf works in construction so we are always looking for a place to get couples massage and we have found our go to spot. Touch of LV Day Spa was great at making the same day appointment for us. The location is central to town. The staff was professional and genuine. The price for an 80 min Swedish massage was very comparable to other places we have researched. Our therapists asked a few questions beforehand to get a better sense of our needs and that was all the talking they did except to thank us for coming in when the massage was over. That is what we like, no chit chat please. Let us focus on feeling good and unwinding. We are going to try and return every 3 months and if we win the lottery, we will stop by weekly. But until then, thank you to Touch of LV for making the two of us feel energized again!