Mommy/daughter day. Went for haircuts nearby and my 10 year old decided to give Jewish deli a try. While we loved the food, the service was awful. Got the early bird special of a corned beef ruben (they split it in the kitchen for us) and I asked to add a bowl of soup (the early bird menu states it is $1.95 to add soup or salad). I asked if the matzo ball soup was available for that. Ended up being charged full price ($4.50) because the server didn't \"understand\" me. Shared the blintzes for dessert. Yum!\nAll the savory items needed seasoning, but in our area (many seniors) most places under salt. This was no exception. No problem, there is salt on the table. My 10 year old is now a covert to Matzo ball soup!\nOur server ignored us most of the time. We sat with our menus closed in front of us for over 10 minutes. Our server only had 1 other table. I paid $2.50 for an iced tea that was never refilled. When our bill turned up wrong, it took me almost 10 minutes to get her attention as she never looked over to our table. Then she ARGUED with me about it. It was my first time there and I knew more about the menu than she did! Finally she said she would pay the difference out of her own pocket. That's a nice way of saying she didn't want to get caught making a mistake. I asked for the manager.\nI am generally a really good tipper. I've been a server and/or server trainer for most of my life. When I got the bill, under tip I wrote, \"get a different job\".\nI would eat there again, but not with that server or I'd get my food to go.


The place has a TON of seating and is open 24 hours which is nice. The quad also offers free self parking, which isn't too far away.\n\nIsn't the nicest place in vegas, but it's a decent home style diner type place. \n\nHuuuuge portions, very hearty food. Expect to leave feeling a little groggy. Prices are reasonable. Open 24 hours which is nice. \n\nChicken and waffles are good: it's not as deep fried as most fried chicken, but is lightly breaded, flavored with sage, and crumbles off when you cut it. Yum. The mashed potatoes with cheese and bacon mixed into it is food too.


I stopped 2 bjs to fill app for bartender ,I talked to a manager with in 10 mins That was the best interview i have had I have been a casino for 25 + yrs It was a very well conducted I am very impressed \n       bob nichols


$30 for a burger and milkshake (tax and tip included). My burger came out cooked incorrectly, which is sucks considering how much my burger cost, but mistakes happen and I'm not holding that against them. The food was just bland even with an egg and bacon.


Habanero burger ftw!! it's just so uncomfortably blue in there. I dont understand why they chose to design the building that way...at least leave the windows clear ya know? Despite the literally sickening atmosphere, the food is pretty good. The meat is cooked to order, the sauces are distinct, and the sweet potatoes fries are pretty bomb. Overall, I think its a good place for burgers...just would sit outside if i could next time.


We went and tried out the sushi side - not the hibachi. \n\n  Compared to the other places around town, it's comparable and mediocre.\nThey have a decent variety of rolls and a few specialty rolls. The taste is good, but it's nothing out of the ordinary.\n \nThis place is new, and I'm surprised it's not that busy. The hibachi side wasn't busy either. I heard from a neighbor that hibachi is good, but I'm not that big into it because you're paying more for the show, which is fine. I've never had amazing hibachi, but I can't rate this place based off of that. It could be the most amazing hibachi in the entire world. \n\nThe customer service is alright, especially since it was pretty slow. There were only 3 other tables being waited on. Our server was very sweet, but she kept forgetting things. We had to ask for additional waters when we asked for 1 per person, ask for our beer twice and she forgot one of our rolls. (Which we were pretty grateful for since we were so full.) We didn't complain or say anything, but the manager seemed to notice. He came by a couple of times to make sure everything was okay. He also gave us a $10 gift card for our next visit. I'm not sure if he was trying to make us feel special... or if he gave one to everyone that night. \n\nI would like to try this place again, and maybe on the hibachi side. As for the sushi, I'm not the biggest fan.


This place is fast becoming my favorite AYCE spot here in Vegas - it has been more reliably good than any other.\n\nTasty appetizers (especially the garlic chicken), good quality fish and quick service make me want to keep coming back here.


It has literally taking me almost 2  or 3 years to write this but I figure as I am preparing for my daughter's 8 year old birthday , it is time for me to express this.  I WILL NEVER recommend this place to a friend.  When I went to inquire about the options I had for her birthday, I was treated not well at all.  I felt that the woman behind the counter was bothered by my questions, I should have taken this a hint for my future results there but I did not.  The party came and I was so excited and it was the worst bidthday party even and yet the most expensive of all, horrible!!!! One of the hostess made one of the guests cried to the point that they ended up leaving earlier.   The moms that came not even water were offered, over all, I have zero memories of something good happening.  Any ways, as my party ended and everybody left.  I came to the counter, to ask for the owner's email address and the older lady behind the counter proceeded to skip my question and an email was given to me but at this point I did not trust that I was getting a good email, and yes, she still had the courage to ask me, how my party was??????  I was in tears, and a friend  of mine had to talk for me.  Sad experience :(


It was difficult to review this place, but I shall conclude prior to actually explaining why, by saying my experience here was rather mediocre.\n\nEarthy food market is very close to my flat in Causewayside, and I was surprised to find it (in a positive way). I love cafes/shops which serve ethical, delicious food. On first appearances, it reminded me of wholefoods market. What seems to have once been a garage is now rustic inside, the ground floor being the premises for the cafe, the upstairs an upmarket grocery store. \n\nI have been up to the shop upstairs on various occasions. The vegetable selection looks incredible, with plenty of delicious looking organic veggies on offer. The price tag is quite shocking though. I was tempted by the reduced miso paste, which cost \u00a33.90 reduced from around \u00a35. Good thing I didn't buy it. I found it at full price at the new leaf health food shop the next day, for \u00a32.99. The tofu here is also overly priced, as are just about all the products available. The only slightly cheaper thing I have found here are the lazy day vegan/gluten free tiffin and millionaire's shortbread, which are 30p cheaper than those found in Henderson's and Real foods. The fresh bakery products do look very impressive, and I would definitely try them if I could eat gluten. It's sad, as the shop has quite a bit of potential, I just feel that it loses it by exciting people with luxury range goods in a rustic setting and overcharging for them. In case you haven't noticed by my other reviews, I am quite conscious of sneaky marketing techniques. This place screams \"spend money here if you care about the environment and have class\". \n\nToday I tried out the cafe downstairs for the first time, but just for a coffee. The food on display looked very good, plenty of interesting salads with lots of Mediterranean and middle eastern flavours such as feta, marinated aubergines and fennel, but the prices were not that honest. The cakes looked good likewise, but the prices were unjustified. I guess the only justification is that people will spend money there, as many people think expensive equates to good quality, which I don't think is true. I ordered a soya cappuccino. It was \u00a32.75... I pay \u00a32.20 in Brew lab, which was pricy in itself, but more akin to standard British prices. The coffee arrived, it was pretty with coffee art on top, which one would expect from a place like this. It was nice enough, a bit strong, and a bit on the large size. No complaints really except for the price. The staff were friendly, the options numerous but really nothing really to write home about. I don't think I'll bother returning to the cafe, though I will use earthy as my lazy days supplier.


Consider yourself checked into the lap of luxury. \n\nYou see, at the Encore you'll notice the quality they keep and the cultivated beauty that radiates throughout the entire property. Modern decor, check! Simple yet elegant furnishings, check! And to top that off, the service was excellent! Talk. About. Service. When in Vegas why not feel like a princess? Or Prince? Simple pleasures from the bell hop who took our luggage up to our room, the taxi ushers who made hailing a cab quick and painless and for our ever so clean and well kept rooms thanks to our daily cleaning ladies. Our few days here at the Encore were definitely worthwhile. When you want to feel ultimate splendor, check into the Encore! \n\n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\n5/5 Ambiance - The mood, character, quality, tone, atmosphere.\n5/5 Service - Helpful, accommodating, efficient, delivery and speed?\n5/5  Food / Merchandise - Quality, taste, presentation.\n3/5  Price - Reasonable, inexpensive, high priced?\n(Based on Irma's review rating rubric - http://static.px.yelp.com/photo/evXt-5kyL-guqoCwxaAxtQ/l


Let me spell it out for you.\n\nC. L. U. S. T. E. R. F. U. C. K.\n\nHow anyone could honestly shop here astounds me.\nI literally felt like cattle being pushed through a small walkway.\n\nPro's.\n-Astounding selection\n-Great people watching.\n\nThat's about it.\n\nCon's.\n-How does anyone move?! Don't even dare try to go back from the direction you came as you will be walking into a literal wall of people.\n-You can't comparative shop as you can barely get to the vendors, let alone find them once again after you've passed them.\n-Rude yuppies.\n-Rude yuppies with strollers.\n-Rude yuppies with strollers and 1200 reusable trader joe bags that hit you as you try to pass them.\n\nI get that there is some wonderful product here, but the set up and sheer massive quanity of people that show up really created an un enjoyable experience for me.


Came here post Xmas trip! \nFrom the outside this place looks like  a reg Irish pub, but if u ordered the food u wud know why this place is almost perfect score! \n\nHad the fish tacos! Am obsessed with those lately! It was huge!! And very filling! Two came per order along with a side salad(health!) and fries(my fave!!)!\n\nLove the sauce and guacamole! Had to ask for hot sauce coz I prefer my tacos with a bit of kick! \n\nMy bf had the spicy chicken burger with bacon! It wasn't the usual deep fried chicken with spicy sauce! It was slightly browned chicken drenched in this yummy spicy, tangy sauce! \n\nThe waitress was very attentive too! She reminded me of Shannon Doherty with a French accent!\n\nThey had a good selection of beer, a little on the pricier side in comparison to other places in Montreal but understandable as lots were imported beer! \n\nOverall, love this little dive! Definitely a must try!


Stopped here for lunch and had an amazing experience.\n\nI sat outside in the Biergarten which was a perfect place for lunch. The bartender was covering outside as well as inside but was still out to visit my table quickly. He took the time to explain the menu to me and had an in depth knowledge of the rather large beer list and how the beer would pair with the various brats on the menu.\n\nI find it very refreshing to have someone who just doesn't memorize the menu (which is a step above the server who fails to even be familiar with the menu), but actually knows the menu and how the various offerings work together.\n\nThe food was in line with the great service I received. I especially enjoyed the Belgian Fries.\n\nI look forward to my next visit to Brat Haus!


Expensive. Ok I don't know a real brat if it fell and hit me on the head, but $15 for three brats, some sauerkraut and mash? Great atmosphere, beer looked awesome but I'm not spending $30 with tip for a beer and German hot dogs.


Overpriced and under-fun. This was more trouble than it was worth and the \"crime scenes\" were G-rated and boring. Probably OK for kids, but if you're over 12, skip it.


Good food and decent service, but way too expensive for galbi and meat! They also have menus, new and old, that say certain dishes include dessert, but at the end when we asked for them they said that it wasn't being offered anymore. Um, okay, can you let us know before we order and/or update the menus please? I hate surprises like that when eating out when it's been spelled out. That alone knocks off a star or two. \n\nThis place would also be better to eat at alone or with two people for better value, because they give you the same amount of side dishes and seafood pancake no matter how many are at your table.


This place is great the largest outdoor swapmeet around. They have tons of crap but they have the dancing monkey lots of pets and of course just seeing the people is pure entertainment. They also have BBQ-some of the best meat on a stick around and of course awesome BBQ chicken. At this place if you ask around you can find anything you want. AND if you wanna sell something just show up at 4-5 am on FRI,SAT,SUN and you just pay $30-$35 to have a spot, they are marked off inside the swapmeet. Set up your table or whatever and sell all day long, they still use the honor system to pay your taxes when you leave. Cost $1 to get in.


So, funny I just read the previous review.  I am in the same boat, i.e. I have been known to drive from Chicago to Madison to see Nicole.  I have been unable to replace her... ;-(  Her cuts and colors are consistently good.  \n\nShe is great and was recently promoted to manager... kudos, she deserves it!


i hardly write bad reviews.  just not my style i guess... but i just cannot get over our experience at raffles cafe.\n\nfive of us went down to raffles for breakfast friday morning.  the restaurant was not busy, so tell me... why did breakfast take an hour and 45 minutes?\n\ntime it took to get seated (and awkwardly shuffled around to different waiting areas by the hostess): 10 minutes.\n\ntime it took for us to get acknowledged by someone: 15 minutes.\n\ntime it took for that someone to get our waters: 10 minutes.\n\ntime it took for our actual server to come and take our orders after we got our waters: 10 minutes.\n\ntime it took for our food - all breakfast... EGGS, for god's sake - to come after we ordered: 45 minutes.  45 f-ing minutes!\n\ntime it took for us to eat of our mediocre, lukewarm, barely a step above denny's food:  5 minutes.  we were starving.  yet, that didnt make the food taste any better.\n\ntime it took for us to get our bill: 10 minutes.\n\n= 1 hour, 45 minutes.\n\nridiculous.


Classic MAC and CHEESE pizza!! There is no way you can miss this being in Wisconsin, where cheese is king ~~ The other pizzas they make are good too, but I just can't say enough about their mac and cheese pizza. One day when I leave town, this will be one of the classics that I will certainly miss, no doubt. \n\nI love how Ian's has their pizza is a slice or as a whole. So if you find yourself craving pizza and you can't find 10 other people to share with you, or if your friends have very distinct preferences for pizza toppings, you can just each get your own slice and still hang out together.


Did I call it or what?! It was only a matter of time before this place was closed down. Better luck at your next location.


Not bad. Better than other fast food joints in Scotland. Actually WAY better than the fast food joints in Scotland. \n\nI kinda expected more, but was won over by the rootbeer float. That was definitely worth going. OMG, you have not experienced American fast food/diner fare til you've had a rootbeer float. Brought me back to the days of Dairy Queen and the likes. Yet the burger wasn't all that. It was ok but it just felt like there was something missing, to make it a home run. Also, I probably should've ordered the cajun fries. I ordered the onion rings. They were good but clearly frozen. So now I'm on a mission to find fresh made onion rings, any rec's?


This gym is not always packed, but nobody ever bothers to put their weights back where they go.  It's always a mess and usually difficult to find the dumbbell or EZ barbell weights you are looking for, because someone has left them in a different part of the gym.  I've never seen one staff member try and keep the place somewhat organized. It's usually a disaster.  I'd rather drive further to a different location to avoid frustration at this gym.


The absolute worst customer service.  I spent $156 in RC parts to include a set of TRAXXAS JATO Front and Rear Wheel sets as a Christmas present to a family member.  As it turns out, the wheel set was purchased in error and asked for a refund ($33/set).  Upon calling the day after Christmas to see if the store was open, I was surprised at the lack of customer service and overall rudeness of the store manager (for which his father is the owner).  He said, \"don't you read the reciept...no exchanges for store credit only\". I said that how would I know that if the reciept is handed to me after the purchase...not before.  He then said, \"It's a store policy not to provide refunds... it's written on the back of our register\".  Again, I don't normally read everything posted in a store.  Why didn't they inform me verbally of this policy before purchasing the items?  The overall demeanor of this guy was absolutely unacceptable and I will NEVER BUY ANOTHER PRODUCT FROM THIS STORE AGAIN!  I would NEVER recommend anyone to go there.  You'll find prices and service much cheaper online.  Read these reviews and you'll see that Hobby Town USA in Gilbert Arizona don't deserve OUR business.  I ususally don't bother with reviews, but these people pushed me over the line....I will do my best to place my honest review in every site available to expose the truth about this business.  Next call will be to the Hobby Town corporate office...they need to know that their name is being trashed in AZ.


It has a very nice, comfy and relaxing athmosphere.  It's like having ur own private dinner.  Excellent customer service.


Gross bathroom, and dirty play area. I go to many locations, never seen one that makes McDonald's seem clean. Until now. Play area had chunks missing in floor.  Changing station looked to be on its last leg.  Over disgusting.  \nHad to ask for sauces, never at any other location. Just seemed odd, kept behind counter. .unlike other locations.  Sauce theft an issue here? I won't return to this location ever.


I really didn't want to write this review but I'm so mad and no one is answering the phone. I've called three times and it just rings and rings. The first time I went to Kneaders on Ray, I ordered the Turkey Bacon Avocado sandwich and thought it was great. I work in Ahwatukee and it was a quick grab through the drive through before heading back to Tempe where I live. I went back the next week for the same order through the drive through. When I got home, they had forgotten the bacon on my Turkey Bacon Avocado. I was bummed. I mean, the bacon is the best part! But I let bygones be bygones. I even went back today. Same order through the drive through. When I got home, I was starving, had the baby in the backseat crying, was struggling with my bags and was ready to eat my sandwich in peace. But they forgot the bacon AND the avocado. I am probably too upset about this. My husband thought I had gotten some terrible news--I was close to tears. I just wanted to call the manager and tell them that that they should tighten up protocol but they didn't answer which made me even more mad, so here I am, not wanting to be mad but fueling it all by writing this review. I guess the moral of the story is check your food when you go through the drive through--but I shouldn't have to peel through the layers, hunting for crucial, delicious parts of a sandwich that are IN THE TITLE OF THE SANDWICH. So I won't be back. I feel a little bit better now. But not much.


I recently signed up at this gym an really love it. All the staff at front counter have been nice an you get friendly greetings each time. I've been at various times during the day an there are always machines to use. There are numerous different machines for working same muscles.  You can always find a machine to use. Juice bar is great an friendly staffed.  Brent signed me up an did great job explaining everything. Never have problems finding parking. Its really nice an well maintained. I would recommend it!


Viva Las Stinky! After a long 8 hour drive to Las Vegas we arrived at the Sahara Hotel which is where the Rat Pack used to hang out back in the day...well Frank, Dean and Sammy are all gone...but the rats are still there! \n\nNot really. But man this place sucked. We snagged a great deal through Travelocity but I don't think it's worth it. Our room in the Tunis Tower had a smokey, musty odor and lots and lots of carpet stains. The beds were crappy and the pillows were like sleeping on one little cotton ball. Awful. \n\nI could go on and on...We're not picky travelers...but the Sahara was a major disappointment. It was cold and windy during our stay. The pool area actually looked nice and relaxing. It was just too cold and windy to hang poolside. \n\nI thought it would be old-school cool but it was just old.


we were looking for mexican food in our trip to vegas until we found this place.........\n\nwe tried the carne asada tacos and were great, but we came back the next day and ordered a shrimp cocktail and it was THE BEST shrimp cocktail EVER.\n\nI have tried a lot of places for a good sea food cocktail but none compare to this one, all natural shrimp and octopus (optional) lots of avocado and the hand made tortilla chips were hecka good...... and dont even bother to order the small size cup, go for the large size if you really like sea food,\n\nour kids ordered the quesadilla and the torta and were excellent as well,\nthe place is clean and prices are decent.\n\nthe only reason for the 4 stars is the lack of fresh salsa bar and tortilla chips provided to costumers when waiting for the order. Almost forgot,..... they could inprove the fish ceviche tostadas........... \n\noverall the place is worth the traveling from the strip (like 10 mins) and the money......


Large multiplex theater. Theater has $5 movies for showings that are early. IMAX available for a hefty charge. 3d movies show here for cost of 3d glasses. A 3d movie for 3 was about 33 dollars for us. \n\nSnack bar has pizza, chicken tenders, hot dogs, pretzels, ice cream, along with the usual candy, popcorn, and drinks all at inflated prices.  Good selection but be prepared to pay.\n\nCan be a stubs member for $12 a year to get free tickets, snacks, etc. it's free at regal, but they give you $10 for every $100 spent to use for tickets or snacks in addition to snack specials and discounts offered to members on a regular basis.\n\nClean theater. Have been here many times.


My friends and I have had a chance to eat through the entire menu. If 3.5 stars were available, I'd surely award that many to Bootleggers. \n\nBootleggers would have done a heckuva lot better had they NOT included some rather large chunks of fat in their pulled pork servings. On the other hand, their brisket presents well, nice smoke ring and good bark on the outside. I'm still confused by the warm tortillas served with the pulled pork. That said, both these meats are somewhat bland with no sauce offered to flavor things up \n\nThe Bacon Board is a nice hook and a pleasant appetizer. But, the REAL reason to eat at Bootleggers is their St Louis-style ribs. Succulent, moist and meat-falling-off-the-bone good, these ribs present well with a discernible smoke ring and real nice rub. They compete favorably with Bobby-Q and Pork On A Fork. The Apple Pie Moonshine deserves an honorable mention.\n\nThe service for our visits was excellent and the prices were reasonable.


My family and I tried this place for the first time and we loved it!  The customer service was great!  The food was superb!  We tried their spicy chicken dish, kalbi ribs, and some type of beef dish and they were all tasty.  Their sides are home made, too, so that of course was good!  They are pretty affordable, too!  This is definitely the spot for late night dinner.


The husband and I have gone to Arrowhead Tan & Nails for the past 6 months to get pedicures. The staff is always friendly and they always do an amazing job! We would highly recommend them!


The Carnegie Delicatessen & Restaurant is an overpriced place to eat located on the main floor of the Mirage hotel.  As I was coming home from a night out on the strip,  I decided to grab a late night snack to take back up to my room.  I went with a pastrami sandwich on rye, which turned out to be a vacation changing mistake. \n\nThe sandwich came with a lot of meat and tasted okay, but it was definitely not worth the hefty price.  A few hours after eating the sandwich I was extremely sick, and remained sick for almost two days strait.  I was hardly able to eat anything during my remaining time in Las Vegas, and my sickness made it difficult for me to enjoy the final day of my vacation.  \n\nI will not be easting at the Carnegie Delicatessen & Restaurant again, and will look for better food at a more reasonable price the next time that I am in Las Vegas.


Recently I started going to this Costco when the Business Center stopped selling cigarettes for personal consumption and left this as the only Costco in the West valley that sells cigarettes.  I don't like the layout as well as Arrowhead and because it is out of the way for me I quite often end up going here during busy times instead of weekday evenings when things are a bit quieter.  I just stopped by the morning before Thanksgiving and the place looked like a Saturday afternoon 10 minutes after opening.  And the system for cigarettes places a burden on the rest of the customers who do not smoke by making the entire line wait for somebody to go get the cigarettes.  I'll still keep coming to this one when I need to but I will go to Arrowhead for restocking stuff in the pantry, like the Langers OJ which this location did not have when I looked for it.


Via Yelp we found Executive Men's Grooming by Tony Stark.  And let me say, he is a gem, an absolute gem.  He has a passion for hair and watching him cut my boyfriend's hair,I could see it.  It was beautiful, WILL DEFINITELY BE COMING BACK!


As a kid, staying here was always nice cause the hotel looked like a castle! Not to mention the huge arcade downstairs!\n\nThe last time I stayed here was in 2005 with my mom and her friend for her birthday. And I told myself I'd never stay here again! I enjoy staying at hotels, and after experiencing much better places to stay, this place is horrible.\n\nFirst of all, the towel's had black marks on them. Even after calling room service to have them replaced, the new ones has black marks on it too! When I got in bed the first night, there was blonde hair all over my pillow and sheets. I didnt have blonde hair at the time! It was such a horrible and disgusting experience!\n\nI do like the shops they have upstairs and I do like that they have a Krispy Kreme! But none of that requires you to STAY at the hotel, so, I dont think I will be!


Great brisket - it's the only thing I ever get.  \n\nAs for everything else - I haven't a clue.  But damn! Their brisket is tasty. \n\nI think they could probably use some general business improvement like accepting credit cards, managing a line, or improving the general customer service - \n\nThat said the staff has always been nice to me and I keep coming back for the brisket!


Nascar weekend, 1 shuttle running from TSA to gates, no very smart.  Almost missed my flight.  Also on a time change day.  Your killing me.


my first visit for Gel Mani and regular Pedi was with Victoria. i read on Yelp she was really amazing. she was , for my first visit. she is very kind, funny, and excellent English. she is very hip to the newest trends and can discuss many topics including my favorite : relationship therapy. when i came back to see her on 2nd and 3rd visit, she kind of took my loyalty for granted: she barely scrubbed the bottom of feet, kind of half - a** did my foot massage, and the color was all over the cuticles. my Gel Polish came off in less than 3 days! i switched to the much acclaimed : Diamond Nails on S. Rainbow. sorry, VIP Nails...


We called to confirm price AND went online for estimates. The dispatcher told us it would be less than $15. We got to our destination the clock said 10.50 but they said they had to charge us an additional $12! He blamed it on a new dispatcher. Sorry that is not our problem. We will choose another company next time.


Waited 15 minutes at hostess stand to be seated, no one showed. Sat ourselves at the bar amongst other guests, where a manager was stocking beer. No greeting from manager even. Wait another 10 minutes to see other guests looking around for service as well, but no showing of a bartender, server or even the previously seen manager. Sad showing from such high expectations.


It's been almost a year & a half since I reviewed this place, so it seemed time for an update!  Mike C. joined me today, & the food theme was Mexican.  They have remodeled the place, gotten rid of the \"Old West\" theme, & mostly gotten rid of the maze of booths you had to wend through to find your way back to your table from the serving area.\n\nAfter some excellent Albondigos Soup, it was on to the nice salad bar, which included real pieces of bacon, creamy cottage cheese, a good selection of cold fruit, & so on.  Unfortunately, it was somewhat downhill after that, as the \"Mexican\" food was VERY gringo-ized & blah, apparently prepared for the Minnesota palate, certainly not for us around here who eat spicy Mexican food on a regular basis.\n\nWith that said, I still think this is a good place, & I'll keep it at 4-Stars...  just don't come on a Thursday unless you want VERY mild \"Mexican\" food!\n\nLunch Buffet $9.50 or $8.55 for members of their (free) Fortune Club.


Food is average with sandwiches being $8-$10.  Had a burger with Pork Barbecue on it and onion straws and an iced tea for about $14.  Little pricey at lunch.  Surprised there was only 1 bartender/waitress for the whole bar area, but she did a good job managing it.  There were probably 20 people at the bar.  The restaurant has a bunch of TV's on sports or trivia.  The restaurant was crowded which is probably due to its location in the USX building.


My wife and I went to Envy for my Birthday Dinner with great expectations but left disappointed.\n\nWe started with a completely flavorless onion soup and a so-so spinach salad. Skipped the appetizers and had the 'signature' bone in rib eye that again was completely flavorless. It was cooked a perfect medium but there was no flavor, no great tenderness, nothing that stood out. I had it topped Oscar style which was nice and added the only flair.\n\nMy wife had the Sea Bass which was served over wild mushrooms and topped with Crab Victoria. The fish was perfect as were the mushrooms. The crab was seasoned with Thyme and Rosemary which was just awful and took away from the fish. She added the butter poached king crab which again was seasoned, this time with parsley which again took away from the clean flavor the the crab and while I have had butter poached lobster before, the crab did not taste like anything had been done other than boiling. \n\nThe only high point were the sides. We shared the Creamed corn and the bacon and Gruy\u00e8re mashed potatoes. Both were perfect.\n\nService was very good as well but we will not be making a return trip.


We stayed here for the first time this last week. While the facility is beautiful, the customer service is horrid. A request for towels took over an hour to receive, the front desk staff don't know much about where things are when asked, when i asked for more coffee for the coffee pot i was told i had to come down and get it, and I left something behind in my room and can't get anyone there to help me get it back. The security confirmed they have my belongings but the lost and found person that I need to talk to is elusive.\n\nThe resort has shuttles to the strip, a shopping center, grocery shopping, and fremont street. Only the strip and shopping center shuttles are complimentary. Fremont Street is $15 dollars per person, it's only a few days a week, and the shuttle goes there at 5 and returns at 9 pm. The night is just getting started at 9 p.m.! Even grocery shopping is $5 each. \n\nI would not return to this resort. When I vacation I want to be somewhere with good customer service, and the Wyndham definitely isn't it.\n\n10 a.m. checkout time not so great after a night out in L.V either!


Free entrance if you print coupon from their website


I guess since they have the cheapest cash price for gas here in Las Vegas, you don't need to have a nice personality. The guys here are just plain dicks, one of them smelled of alcohol too.


Simply put, this store is amazing. Stylish, classy, and comfortable clothing at VERY reasonable prices. They have a lot of workout gear, in addition to everyday clothing. My parents sent me several things from here for my birthday last month, and my mom wanted to take me on my recent visit since I loved everything they sent. They had a great sale going on, and I can tell you I did not leave empty handed (good thing I had half of an empty suitcase to fill)!! All of the clothing sold here is incredibly comfortable and is good for the young and not-so-young. The employees are super friendly and give honest opinions on what looks good- or not.\n\nI hope they open more of these stores across the country!


Very nice pub me and my gf go there at least twice a month for the food. The food is really  really good!! Service is excellent and the atmosphere you can't beat it. Mainly locals of the war streets but not always. We have met some really nice people and the servers are always so nice to us. Of all the places on the north shore to grab a meal I would recommend this one. Prices are good and you can't beat the service.


I had a kitchen sink leaking and I called precision plumbing. Dustin Rush came and did an amazing and thorough job. He was very personable, friendly, and helpful. In addition he installed a new reverse osmosis system for me. Everything is running great and I'm happy!  Thanks Dustin!


The food was good, we liked the re-fillable sparkling water bottle. The server was very casual and border line annoying. Laughed at our order and made us feel uncomfortable. The lights from the bar next door were really bright and annoying. Overall it was an OK experience.


I've always like Delux. I don't go that often, but it has always been good.\n\nThe last time I went, wasn't the exception. The burger was pretty good as well as the fries.\n\nThis time I ordered also the beet salad which was barely OK. Nothing in particular but the beets (the flavor and texture) are nonexistent. \n\nThe patio was super dark, I mean, you could have a whole braid of hair in your plate, that you would't see it.\n\nAlso the add sushi in their menu. That gives me the impression that the burgers weren't doing that great. But why sushi instead of improving their flagship dish?\n\nOh well, 3 solid stars. \n\nGo there and get a delux burger, you won't regret.


I am a 22 year old female. This is one of the worst hotels i have ever stayed at on the strip. The shopping obviously is great. We had to wait 45 minutes in line on a wednesday night only when 4 people were in front of us. Very very slow check-in. Now the people who work at the Hotel is the problem.  At Qua Spa the front people are very rude and unpleasant to their costumers. They told me that i had to get my mother \"in check\" while we were 2 minutes late for our spa day (DO NOT BE LATE). We were 4 people booked for about $160 per person massages (for two days) and that is the way they were treating us, if not the other costumers/guests as well. They never asked how our stay was going, nothing to make us feel comfortable as they should. And if you are late, your minutes will be deducted from your massage. \n\nThe room we stayed in was nice and very huge!!! Grand piano and all! Didn't really bother me the we had a wall for a view but there were chunks of the walls missing and the room looked as if people tried to destroy it. The 90's tv was mostly static so we couldn't hear or watch it most of our stay..\n(If you try to use WIFI it cost $14.99 per computer, per night. Rollaway bed is $30.00 fee a night. Room service is also a 18% gratuity charge.)\n\nAnother incident happened twice in the Caesars Palace gift shop. Two times i had went there to buy stuff for the flu i was having at the time. They would not let me charge to the room and was giving me a very hard time. My name was on the room with my parents so i immediately tell them that i was going to the front desk to complain. I did just that and the guy at the front desk apologized and told me there should be no problem. I went back the next day and the same thing happened, unfortunately i was so fed up and sick that i did not feel the need to keep complaining about the poor costumer service. \n\nAs i am still sick with the stomach flu/strep throat i caught there, i called front desk to help me out so i could go to a 24 hour urgent care. They gave me a number of an operator who informed me that urgent care was not 24 hours. I called the front desk again and had explained what had happened. Front desk this time gives me an address of an urgent care 4 miles away. Got into a taxi and by the time we got there, the urgent care sign said they were not open on weekends WHEN Caesars Palace assured me that it was. By this time i was so ill i had to go to the emergency room and they would not call me an ambulance. I was rolled in a wheelchair into another taxi going to the 3rd hospital, that did nothing for me, and they were not allowed to give me a throat culture or tell me what my fever was at that point. just prescribed me a bunch of drugs and sent me on my way to walgreens so i can wait 2 hours for my prescription while throwing up blood. Worst experience of my life. \n\n\nMoral of all of this ..The people at Caesars Palace treat their guests like crap. Everything is also EXTREMELY over priced. Even for people with money. They really like to rip you off and talk down to you. Never staying here again! And never get sick in Vegas..worst healthcare of ALL time.


Was way too excited too excited to come to this place with the hubby. Paid $110.00 for food that was sub par. Nothing looked excepetionally good and nothing tasted too great either. Dessert bar was a total let down. Presentation of items were nice but lacked in flavor, how can u really go wrong with flan. Wish i would have did a tour of this place before i decided to eat. Oh well at least i had the experience but this place is definately not worth the mula!


Very disappointed.  I took my 2010 challenger in to have the oil changed and the ultimate wash on Friday.  Saturday afternoon I noticed oil spots under my car, when I lifted it up I found oil dust cover/skid plate transmission and cross member.  I returned to classic car spa right when they were closing, and was told to bring it back first thing Sunday morning and they would make it right.  When I brought it back the technician remembered my car, he told me that it wasn't a leak it was a spill because the oil from the gun came out faster than my car could take it.  He said had tried to clean it up.  The manager left while the technician was explaining what happened and never returned.  They took the car, cleaned up what they could and gave it back to me.  I got the car home and there is still oil I can feel with my hand, the front of the car has smudges or oil/degreaser on the nose and right fender.  I had to rewash the front end and it still smelled of burning oil when I got it home.   They didn't make it right and I regret taking my car to here.


I had a blast here Friday night! \n\nIt was a girls' night out. We danced a lot, drinks were cheap. The bartender was creative; I asked for a mixed drink, but for him to be more creative than a fuzzy navel or such. I told him I'm in the mood for coconut, so he got creative. I ended up with something fruity, coconut, and some kind of watermelon something. It was good! And he didn't cheat me on the alcohol, either! \n\nThe place wasn't too crowded either, just the right amount of people. My friend and I even pole-danced! :D\n\nThe only thing I really didn't like much was the DJ. He took requests and played those, that's cool. But he switched back and forth between music styles every other song and didn't mesh the songs very well either. He played many good songs, just didn't \"organize\" them very well. At the end of the night (4ish am?), he repeated a couple songs from earlier in the night.


We stay in this resort for the first time. We didn't really see anything WOW.. The room we stayed had dirty bathroom sinks and tub. The windows don't have blinds that will block the sun light from coming in the room (it's Las Vegas, people go to sleep at sun rise)... During our stay, no wifi unless you pay some extra bucks. Last day of our stay, we got people coming and knocking on our door at 7 in the morning.. \n\nAnother thing that went wrong. We went to an owners meeting and the rep that talked to us gave us a bunch of wrong information that left us puzzled about our ownership. When we came back home, we called corporate office to try to understand what we where told about our account, it turn out that the rep had \"supposedly\" the wrong account that it was not even ours...\n\nI always stay on polo towers or desert paradise but wanted to give this place a chance.. I don't think we are staying here again even if the points are less..


Went yesterday with a girlfriend... got 4 different cupcakes.  Yummy!  I highly recommend the chocolate marshmallow :)


Although I'm a Lakers fan, I go to a lot of Suns games because I love to watch basketball.  I'm a big fan of basketball.  This season, the Suns have delivered a subpar product to people attending the games.\n\n- Fire a popular coach like Alvin Gentry, why? It's not his fault that the team doesn't have the fire power to keep up with 1/2 the league.\n\n- Get rid of Suns legend Dan Majerle too...?!  That's beyond nuts.\n\n- Let Nash go for peanuts...?!  (BTW - thanks guys)\n\n- They generally play 3 to 3.5 good qtr's of basketball before collapsing.  They played Miami and Dallas at US Airways that way.  The exception was when they closed out the Lakers and actually won a game they normally lose this year.  That saved them from a 1 Star review.\n\nI hope the team gets their act together and produces some consistently good basketball soon.\n\nReturn Factor - 90%


I have to say, this place was a delightful surprise.  I had seen it so many times during my driving around, and figured I'd finally stop.  \nI was pleasantly surpised with the overall experience!\nThe decor, the food, the wait staff, the extensive menu, all of it really made me continue to go back time and time again.  The pink sauce they put on the Shrimp Tacos makes all the difference.\n\nLove it


Absolutely fabulous!  Why do so many people fixate on the location?  The food was super delicious, Mexican + seafood, where could things go wrong.


The earlier reviews are pretty well spot-on, but I'll add a few thoughts.  Chen's has a good selection, with two primary buffet lines, filled with fairly standard buffet fare.  Then they have a sushi bar, another buffet line with some more exotic items, and a cook-to-order bar (my personal favorite).\n\nUnlike some other places, the cook-to-order selection allows you to fill up on veggies, then hand it to the chef, who will generally add the meat items you choose (you can also ask for shrimp sauce and spice, if you like those).  He generally speaks decent English, so you have a pretty decent shot of getting what you ask for.\n\nI'm not a huge fan of sushi, but what I do eat seems to be pretty good, and the other food seems fresh.  The more exotic items also aren't my typical food, so I can't speak to those.\n\nThe other major difference comes in when you go, as others have mentioned.  Namely, go at lunch.  If you go at dinner, the price goes up.  If you go on the weekend at dinner, the price goes way up for crab legs that probably aren't worth the price (and you can't get dinner without crab legs).  So lunch = good, dinner = average and weekend dinner = blech.


Just another corporate yogurt place. \n\nEvery time I've been to the Chandler Whole Foods in this same shopping center, I'd drive past Orange Leaf and remind myself I still needed to try the place.\n\nWell, Friday night, finally stopped in here. \n\nNice, open spacious set up. Comfy padded chairs. Brightly lit and seemed clean. \n\nHuge variety of flavors that night (17), two dairy free options and one NSA with cute names like \"Snickerdoodle: Tastes as happy as it sounds!\" and \"Pineapple: Don't let the spikes fool you, it's tasty!\"\n\nIf there's one thing I despise about self-serve yogurt joints it's sample cup hoarders. Oh, you say your shop's going green? Just stop, please. Especially if there's no recycling bin or reusable containers available for purchase! \n\nIt's even more annoying when you have to ask for them and an employee looks at you like you just murdered their first born. \n\nThe disgruntled employee (who didn't greet anyone, by the way, she looked like she was in sheer pain) gave us each one. Yes, one each. Hello, dispenser contamination! Gross. \n\nYou run a yogurt shop; customers want to try your product. Just put a bin of cups out like everyone else does. \n\nAs far as the yogurt goes, it was great. I mixed pineapple and coconut together, two flavors I can never seem to find! Dude had the Snickerdoodle, which yes, tasted as happy as it sounds. \n\nToppings bar is kind of weak, and the fruit didn't seem fresh. Great variety of Boba flavors though, most I've seen in the area. \n\nWith froyo shops on almost every corner in the Valley, not sure I'd go out of my way to come here again.


Stopped by for some lunch, saw this place just driving by. Prices are decent, you get about 3 pieces of a roll for the varying prices. I did get a wiff of spoiled food a few times. I dunno what it was from, but it prevented me from furthering our meal. The service is pretty horrendous, our server didn't even know what siracha was. Asked if I meant eel sauce in a condescending tone. Excuse me what?! I tried several different rolls and was not impressed by any of it. My son had the orange chicken and it was so tangy, he nor I could finish it. I will not be coming back


I would give zero stars if it was possible. The service wasn't bad except for the fact that they gave me water that had things floating in it, and when I asked for another glass there was no difference. IT LOOKED LIKE TOILET PAPER IN MY WATER. There were also eggs that had spilled onto the floor and 45 minutes later the manager sat a table while stepping over the eggs stating it had just happened. The most disgusting establishment.


First let me say, the fry sizes of small, medium and large don't mean the same thing here as they do in the rest of the world.\n\nIf you have a group that is smaller than 6 starving college students, don't even think about ordering a large, trust me.\n\nWhile the place is called the original hot dog shop, I always pass on the dogs and order a burger.  I like them much better.  \n\nCombine the burger and fries with a tasty malt liquor and that's all you need for a great meal.


The Park House is a great place to drink. They have a very good beer selection and even though the kitchen is a 4 foot by 4 foot square behind the bar the food is really good. \n\nThey have all you can eat Popcorn and Peanuts so you will never be in want of something to snack on while drinking your favorite beer. \n\nThey have live bands several times a week my favorite being Tuesdays which often features local Blue Grass musicians.  \n\nThe down side to this place for me is that it's a little on the expensive side. They have a majority of their beers that are 6+ bucks a pint which a bit much. You can get some for $4.50 - $5  but it cuts your selection significantly. It definitely makes you think twice before going here often. I just wish all their beers were under $5 because I would probably try and go here more often.  \n\nOver all it's a great bar the owner is a nice guy and you're going to have a great time.


The bone marrow is an absolute must-try if you are at all a fan of bone marrow (or you want to be).  Most places that serve roasted bone marrow have issues with the marrow being skimpy or stuck to the bone so you can't get it all.  Public House blanches it first so you get all of it, and it's juicy and generous.  Plus, bacon marmalade.  Sounds gross, I know, but trust me.  It works perfectly with this dish.\n\nThe Welsh Rarebit is also a requirement.  This is basically cheese toast, but done with such awesome cheeses and herbs that it's a delicious, savory pub appetizer.  Four generous slices.\n\nThe lunch sandwiches are a great deal, and the Prime Rib French Dip is fabulous.  Meaty, tender, and awesome in every way.  I was sober when I had mine, but it would be perfect hangover food.  The jus provided is actual beef juice and not bullion cubes in water.\n\nI highly recommend the $2 onion rings upgrade.  They are battered onion rings and they are crisp and hot, not at all soggy like some places.\n\nOn another night there I had the Alaskan Halibut dinner entree.  It is not a huge amount of food, but still an excellent portion for $30, and served on top of a small bed of risotto that is delicious.  The halibut is tender and moist, with just the right amount of crisp on top.  Very flavorful.  I will definitely come here again.


Took my first class today, the class was awesome, but the owners/ teachers are the sweetest and kind people, and that's what makes me want to always go back there when I feel like doing hot yoga!


\"That's mold!\" my sister said to describe the green layers running through the entire cake that we had picked up only a couple hours earlier at the PV Chompie's.  The cake we had just put in front of our spouses and kids.  I loaded a picture of the cake that has to be seen to be believed.  How old does a cake have to be to have this much mold running through it?  It's shocking that food professionals would allow a product as dangerous as this one to be eaten.  We took it back from our family and back to the store. The GM gave us our money back and offered us something else.  She mentioned something about talking to the bakery about the cake.  This is one situation that a GM can't make right to the customer.  Dangerous food is unfixable, and a red flag to a potentially systemic food handling problem in the restaurant.  Nope.  Keep your replacement pastry.  In fact, keep anything else you've got to serve, Chompie's.  I value my family's health too much to risk serving them your food again.


Had a quick dinner here. Bread came wrapped in paper, which was kind of weird. The shape reminded me of taco shells at first. The breadstick came in a plastic wrapped thing reminiscent of those wet paper towels you get at restaurants when you order lobster or crab.\n\nGemelli: house sausage, broccoli rabe ($18)- not too salty, pretty good\n\nCavatappi: lamb ragu, mint, tomato ($21)- a little salty, lamb was good, dish was overall a little oily. \n\nThe pasta portions are pretty big. We didn't order any pizza, but the pizza at the next table looked pretty large, too. Service was fast and friendly. Definitely worth checking out at least once if you're at the Venetian/Palazzo.


i'd heard about this place a bunch and couldn't wait to go try it.  i have to say i was a bit overwhelmed by the menu, i wish there wasn't so many choices cause it made my choosing very difficult.  i ended up getting a burger that had pastrami on it (the new yorker) and it was REALLY good.  the meat quality was really good and they cooked it rare just like i asked.  i keep wanting to go back and try other stuff, it's just not very convenient for me to go to, but i will again soon!


yummy, yummy chinese food.  thank heavens for there being one in brookline.  great food.  friendly, fast service.  decent prices.  funny kid who jumps out and tries to scare me every time i go is great in store entertainment.  very simple decore.\n\ni always walk here when i order since it so close and they always have it ready before i get there.  usually get the general tso's.  must try the other menu items someday.


Don't waste your time or money, skip this place. \nService sucks, the manager herself has a stick up her ass and not a good one. She has an attitude (bad time off the month??). Patrons wait for no reason to be seated, service is slow even with not much clientele to wait on. I guess there are many screens which if you like watching sports might be good. My buddy seems OK with that. One good point, the bartender looks tasty and another waitress is cute. That's all and no I won't come back.


Saw roaches on the floor. Waitresses were hella rude. Complained to the manager and she spit in our faces and cursed us out. The chef looks like a fat sweaty slob. Just a horrible experience. Customer service is foreign to them.


I went on a Saturday at lunch not very busy ... Friday I went by for lunch and it was busy with the downtown office people. Service and food was great... got the dragon and volcano rolls very good! And tasty fried dumplings... if I ever find myself in Charlotte again I will return.


We haven't been back in a while due to their friendly but not so good service. They offer free refills on sodas and teas but usually don't bother to refill them during the meal, maybe only when they come to clean up, which they do as soon as they sense that you're about finished.\n\nI do have to say they've got one of the best egg rolls I've tasted anywhere, and their spring rolls were pretty good too. Plus they have actually have good tasting peanut sauce for the spring rolls.\n\nI always order either chicken or beef pho, while the g/f usually gets the vermicelli noodle bowls. I'd have to say their pho/broth is probably the best tasting and flavorful in the west valley for me. I ordered their Bun Bo Hue once though, and that was super oily so order at your own risk.\n\nAfter sampling a few other places, it looks like we'll be back to Pholicious before long.


Food was sooo delicious! Went in for lunch with a friend, had great service and great food. Waiter suggested a few good sushi rolls and they were so good that we asked for seconds! Also, its very beautiful inside the restaurant. Nice way to end our shopping trip in the fashion square mall at Kona Grill. Will definitely be going back. Thumbs up!


I never could have pulled of my photo shoot in my mothers dress without Jaime! She is just simply amazing! I loved her so much, I am having her do my makeup for wedding and my entire bridal party! Hire her! She rocks!


hella stuffy.\nhella no space to dance.\nloooonnnggeessst wait ever in my life (even my party was on the guestlist).


I did something here that I don't normally do, let alone when visiting Las Vegas. Because I have, like, friends and family:\n\nI ate dinner out by myself.\n\nSolo diner. Party of one. The Japanese call this \"ohitori-sama\" - the honored single guest.\n\nAnd it was great!\n\n* Booking was easy - 7pm weekday reservation arranged a couple of days in advance.\n* Warmly welcomed by the hostess.\n* Incredibly friendly, low-key service. Somewhere in between an American bar and a French bistro.\n* Outstanding food, which needs no further discussion here. For this Californian, though, foie gras (illegal back home, gah) was a standout with crispy seared surface.\n* Surprisingly reasonably priced, considering Las Vegas. 4-course + amuse menu was $78; before 6:30pm there's also the quick pre-theatre menu for $48.\n* Got half-bottles of Champagne & Chateauneuf du Pape for $88, which turned out better than ordering by the (relatively pricey) glasses. The fellow next to me ordered a whole Sancerre bottle for $40, well done.\n\nWhich reminds me about this fellow seated next to me -- French-speaking Jason Statham assassin-looking guy also eating solo. I was about to happily drown in the French bistro atmospheric cool, until he turned out to be from Ottawa, hockey talk and all, and that rather killed the romanticism.


Why the hell does everyone have stuffed animals?!\n\nApparently, they give you a stuffed animal after taking your order so when you're seated, they know what table to deliver the food to. I thought it was a just a nice gesture so I said 'No thanks' to the dirty stuffed animal. Then I wondered why the food never came.\n\nChuy's reminds me of the surf n' turf taco shops by the beach. I like the meat and seafood options and especially the smell of grilled food but the flavor could use a lot more spice. The menu was expansive and offered a lot. Too much to list and I think they even have fried chicken? Weird. \n\nI ordered the Broiled Whitefish Taco Platter ($6) with a side of Shrimp Skewers ($4). The shrimp skewer was awesome, sprinkled some lemon juice on it with some hot sauce and that was a better meal than my taco platter. The fish didn't taste 'fresh\" and I'm not exactly sure what whitefish is either. The rice and beans were standard. The cabbage salad could use some help. It was chopped cabbage with a vinaigrette. \n\nI was not impressed by Chuy's but I could go there again. It's a safe option, maybe next time I should try their $2 margaritas that they serve all day, every day. Now we're talking!


i've seriously had hot pockets that tasted better than the pastie i got here last night. i ordered the royale, and i don't know if it was the mushrooms, or the seasoning they use on the burger, but something was off and it left a yucky taste in my mouth for hours after i ate it.\n\ni am a very picky eater, and the pastes cannot be modified. most of them (90%) contain onions or some other strange vegetable that i don't like so it's really not a good place to go unless you like a ton of shit thrown in a pastie. i think it's too much sometimes. the mashed potatoes were dry and not very garlic-y whatsoever.\n\nour waiter was an asshole. i ordered a black and tan with strongbow and a nut ale and he informed me that they wouldn't be good together. refusing to take some douchebag's advice, i ordered it anyways and it was delicious. he didn't care to check on our table at all throughout our meal, and no waters were brought to the table...halfway through we got switched to a very nice young lady. i didn't mind the set up of the bar, it was very english pub-like and actually enjoyed the atmosphere. the beer selection is impressive.\n\ni was disappointed after all of the great yelp reviews, i was expected to be blown away by these delicious little tasty treats - unfortunately they just didn't get it right this time.


Good cut. Yes, it was extremely fast, but they were trying to do 1000 cuts in 7 days (would be the company record. I used to go to the same sports clips in Austin, TX and had the same barber, she was fast, too, but, also cleaned and trimmed my beard, mustache and eyebrows. Not the case today in Robinson. But, then again. I didn't ask. If you want a descent haircut. This place could work.


Sushi was delicious, had a great time singing karaoke, Wayne and his wife are a true treat amongst the typical Vegas service industry.


Went in for a stereo and speakers. I was attended right away and it was installed in about 1 hr for a fair price.


I'm all about empowering the people so thank you, smashburger, for giving me the option of creating my own burger.  It's always an egg bun for me, with cheddar cheese and all the fixins.  Skip the smash fries.  They don't deliver the herbally-garlic goodness the description promises.  But back to the burger..the patty is always cooked to buttery perfection that makes my mouth water thinking about it.  What's a burger without a milkshake?  The milkshakes are creamy but not so creamy where you can't suck it up with a straw and not to mention, plentiful!  They bring out the metal container they mix it in with whatever portion didn't fit in the cup.  \n\nThe only gripe I have is their over attentiveness.  I had a different person walking by our table every 2-3 minutes asking how everything was.  While I appreciate the gesture, it made it really difficult to enjoy my delicious burger and milkshake. \n\nA little pricier for a burger but well worth it!


Re writing my review the owner handled the situation with professionalism and handled the situation with etiquette not displayed at other business.\nI will definitely give it another shot


Although, still extremely delicious especially during lunch...I tried the dinner options and felt they were a tad bit overpriced for the portion size...best bet to come for their lunch combos...for dinner my go to is still Kyara


What a horrible, disgusting, overpriced Easter buffet.  We paid almost $100 for the three of us and it was not worth it.  The menu sounded very promising, but half of the food on there never made it to the buffet.  my husband is still looking for that duck l'orange.  The things that did make it weren't that good.  The lamb was dry, the crab legs were just gross, and the cheese and salad selection was pitiful.  The quality of the food in general was just not worthy of the price.  Before we discovered the Aladdin buffet, which doesn't exist anymore, we used to hit up the Paris buffet on every trip.  It was worth it back then with a much better selection and better quality food.  Now, you could easily get the same quality garbage at a buffet that is half the price.  I was very disappointed.


Technically speaking, this restaurant has everything a good restaurant in North Scottsdale should have: nice decor and ambiance, intriguing menu with lots to try, live music, and a good location.  After reading some stellar four and five star reviews on Yelp, we were pretty excited to try it out for dinner, however we found ourselves leaving sorely disappointed with both the food and the service.  \n\nMistake #1:  Not a big crowd on a Friday night. Granted we did arrive a little later than the normal dinner crowd (8ish), but there were very few people eating here which was a little disconcerting.\n\nMistake #2:  Had to wait over half an hour just to order, even though the place was empty.  Our waiter apparently decided to go on a smoke break (and we're not talking cigarettes here people) right when we sat down.  This left me no option but to go to the front and ask the girls why we weren't being served.  They apologized profusely and got our waiter out to our table in a few minutes. \n\nMistake #3:  The food was not that great.  We ordered two small pizzas, two appetizers (baby back ribs and stuffed bell pepper) and pork tenderloin cooked to medium.  The pizza's both were cold and tasted like cardboard and the pork tenderloin was a little on the tough side, definitely not cooked medium.  The appetizers were okay, but for all the food that we got, we both left ready to snack when we got home since we didn't finish our less than spectacular meal.\n\nI will say that the prices were reasonable and the atmosphere was pleasant, but those are about the only redeeming qualities I can find in this restaurant.  We will surely not go back to Javino's for the simple fact that there are an abundance of restaurants in Scottsdale alone that offer the whole package in the dining experience without compromising the service or the quality of food.  Nice try though.... \n\n2.5/5.


when the place opened a few years ago, it was the coolest place to be.  really clean, excellent presentation and great value.  the asian sanwiches were a scream at around $2.50 + tax.\n\ni would eat there 2-3 times a week because the sandwiches were such a deal and seemed like a nice light meal.\n\ni do have a few complaints though\n\n1)they only accept cash, so i find myself saving all my change and dumping it on them just to make a point\n\n2)they have this take out window that's supposed to reward the customer who calls in their order in advance.  i don't know what the criteria is, but it's always hit and miss as to when it is open.  is it that difficult to open the sliding window and take my cash?   what's the point of me calling in my order and having to wait in a long line of customers just to hand them the rolls of pennies that i've saved up during the week?\n\n3) they have slowly started raising their prices (a nickel here, a dime there) and now the cheapest sandwich is starting to creep up to the $3.00 mark.  call me a cheapskate, but i'm going to cut down my 2-3 time/week to 2-3 times a quarter.\n\n4) the last time i ordered the #1, it tasted pretty awful (could it be that i was just coming off of the flu?)  or was it because i was caught off guard with the new price increase?  luckily i leave an extra roll of pennies in my truck for such emergencies\n\ni doubt they'll miss my patronage


I came here super excited since the Wynn has such a highly raved buffet of Vegas and from many satisfied friends. Though there was not a line when my boyfriend and I arrived, and plenty of tables all around, it took a good 30 minutes before we got seated. Alright, I'll let it slide this time. So got seated and ordered a pink lemonade mixed with Sprite because I was so thirsty from the desert heat. when I gulped up my first glass,m I headed towards the food. \n\nThe way I usually eat at buffets is I'll walk around the whole area, see what they got, then mentally divide and pair up which foods I'll get together in each trip. Started off with some pasta. I love me some pasta. I got the tortellini and noticed they had a made-to-order pasta station. Oooooooh! There was a line so I decided to come back. Let's just say that tortellini and the cocktail shrimps were the best of the entire buffet. The ravioli I got at the pasta station after tasted like shit. They only had 2 soup choices where other buffets have at least 4. The corn on the cob was so soggy and greasy. The selection at the Wynn buffet is so minimal. There wasn't much to eat. \n\nNot to mention that the plates weren't all fully cleaned. I came across two plates my entire meal that had specks of sauce on it still. I left still hungry. I should have went to Bellagio.


An awesome bar on all accounts.  It really does feel like you're drinking in a wood-paneled tavern in Northern Wisco!  Nonetheless, it's a hip place with lot's of cool people and great beers.  The day we were there a guy was cooking up 40lbs of free ribs!!  I wasn't expecting much, but they were some of the best ribs i've ever had...they were a weird fusion onf jamaican/Indian/Brazilian.  Overall a great place to a have a couple of brews and eat some peanuts.  Oh yeah, the back deck was an excellent spot!


I have been looking for a new pizza place and I think I have found my new spot.  I was desperate for pizza in the way that only a pregnant woman can be and after Slice let me down and Antonio's was just awful, I knew I had to search out something new.  Angelina's had good reviews and was close, so it was worth a shot. \n\nI ordered a large with pineapple and bacon.  Wow.  Real cheese - I think provolone for the bite with a lot of canned pineapple and the piece de resistance - real, crunchy bacon broked into smaller pieces!  No bacon bits here.  It was awesome.  The sauce isn't too sweet or too spicy, the crust is just spongey enough, but not too chewy.  While I do still love me some thin crust, this pizza will do.\n\nI can't wait to order again and try something on their large, large menu.


I stumbled into this place while waiting for another local restaurant to open for breakfast.  Me and a friend sat at the bar for a quick mimosa and bloody mary.  The bartender was trying to get us to stay but after one look at the menu we promised we would be back the next weekend!\n\nI think I have found my new favorite brunch location.  Their Sunday Brunch special is the best in town.  An entree, a little crustini, and all the bloody marys/mimosas you can drink....great deal!!!  RED VELVET PANCAKES....Amazing!  These were the best pancakes I've had in a long time.  These cakes are topped with marscarpone creme and a side of bacon is a great breakfast combo!  A friend tried the Chilequiles.  This is the prefect combination of shredded pork, eggs, and chili....yum!  The Breakfast Steak and Eggs were another great treat.  The fingerling potatoes were a great side.  \n\nI highly recommend a Sunday stop at the Herb Box.  Its a great local place on the Waterfront and be a great place for Sunday Funday!


Wow this place looks so nice and welcoming, nice big living room lounge area with sofas everywhere. I have been a smoker for 10 years smoking about a pack a day. Jay hooked me up with a zmax mini which is doing a good job at keepingmy smoking urges down. Got a chance to try so many juices they offered but loved the vaping Monkeys and OMG juice lines. Highly recommend this place, it's a must check out if your in the area. Thanks tru vape! Willing be seeing you guys soon for some new flavors and a vivi nova tank.


Sometimes you get the uncomfortable feeling in not being welcome there in some parts of the staff is a little bit rude, i I guess you could make the best of it if it was the only place to go, but its not.


This is a nice little grocer.  I wish their cash register would work better so that you don't have to wait 10 minutes to ring up.  But otherwise its nice.


nice place not the best but def not the worst


A couple doors down from Ichiza, this place is a cool little Korean pastry shop to buy pastries, eat a pastry there, chill with a cup of coffee, or talk with friends. There isn't a great abundance of seating, but I've never had trouble finding room. \n\nThey sell fresh pastries, wedding cakes, and also cake confections like tiramisu. \n\nI've had their mochi bread (bun with azuki bean mochi inside; $3), yummy. Their fried mochi is good, too. But the thing to write home about is the Mammoth bread. It's A huge flat pastry with azuki bean and butter cream inside ($15). Feeds me for a week and a half.


The most convenient Starbucks, but unfortunately, management needs to spend more time with their employees. Got my name name wrong after spelling out (MARTIN is not a difficult name to spell), asked for several pastries and got served one, and apparently a caramel macchiato doesn't have caramel at this location. On a positive note, I got a beautiful smile from one of the beautiful girls working there, which is the reason for the one star.


Great concept and whimsical decor here at Macayo's, however their quality of food and service makes this place look like the forgotten step sister of chain restaurants like Chili's, Rubio's or Rainforest Cafe.\n\nThe place looked completely empty, except for two tables of people and some individuals at the bar. We were served some chips and salsa as well as our waters, which is pretty standard. I ordered the Sonoran Enchilada Sampler which came with a Verde Chicken, Cheese and Beef Enchiladas, Spanish Rice, Black Beans with Guac, Cabbage and Sour Cream on the side.\n\nMy party and I pretty much filled up with chips and salsa before the food came out, it was about more than 25 minutes before all the food came out. As another server brought out my plate, he mentioned something along the lines of \"Do you think you can finish that?\". The sampler is indeed large enough for two people to eat and looked unappealing and messy. The enchiladas were good, but not the best I've ever had. The rice tasted old, with hard pieces and was dry. The beans, gritty and you could see how much bean liquid had evaporated on the side of the plate (possibly from sitting under the hot lamp too long). I managed to eat one of the enchiladas before giving in and just boxing it for to-go.\n\nService was lacking, don't come here if you're in a hurry! Waiters hardly out front, food is mediocre to say the least and not worth the price you pay. The rest of my party didn't enjoy their Fish Tacos, since the grilled fish was incredibly chewy and over-cooked, they didn't finish their plates.


We were really excited to try the Border Grill. When we arrived, we were seated promptly with a reservation on a busy Saturday night. That's when it went downhill. \n\nWe ordered our appetizers right away with our drinks, but 45 minutes went by before we actually got them. Our appetizers were soggy - you could just tell everything had been sitting. We were too hungry to send it back, especially since we had no idea how long it would take the second time. The plantain empanadas tasted good, and I enjoyed the spice of the quinoa fritters. Which I suppose at one point were crispy. \n\nOur entrees had also been sitting, and arrived right as our appetizers were being cleared, resulting in our having no silverware. Everything had sort of started to congeal together. Unable to flag anyone down I had to resort to taking utensils off of another table. \n\nThe pork special had very nice flavors, and my husband inhaled his chicken mole. The salad that accompanied the mole was quite tasty! \n\nI think the food would be good if delivered promptly but I would not return due to the service. Maybe eating over in the bar would be better.


Little did I know that my favorite restaurant was right up the street.\n\nThings started off a little rough, though.  My boyfriend and I got there early so we could have a drink at the bar. The contemporary decor and ambiance was impressive as was the glassed 'wall of wine' just inside the front door and the patio seating outside. Everything was looking good. We grabbed the last two seats at the small bar and spent the next 15 minutes trying to order a drink. The bartender was having none of it. He was very friendly and would talk to us, but mid-sentence he would dash off to serve someone else. It was bizarre at first, then frustrating, then just comical. It happened, like 5 times. Our dinner guests showed up soon thereafter and we were shown to our table, drinkless.\n\nThe four of us were seated in a secluded row of booths down the middle of the room with copper mesh chain curtains separating the booths. Lighting was intimate and the colors were deep browns, leather and golds. It was edgy and cool. The floor was cork. Not at all what you would expect in a strip mall.\n\nThe drink menu was inspired and the wine list varied and reasonable. Many, many wine choices under $50. I ordered a raspberry mojito and asked for it to be sugar-free.  It took them two tries to remember not to put any sugar in it, but when they got it right it was awesome. \n\nOur super friendly waitress handed us the menus and explained Cork's \"smaller plates\" concept. She recommended we choose 2 to 3 dishes per person to share. Each dish was between $10 and $19 or so. Expecting the typical tapas-sized, 3-to-a-plate samples usually found on small plates, we decided on 4 appetizers, 2 salads and 4 entrees. It turned out to be plenty of food. Way too much, we thought at first, but it was so crazy good we managed to eat it all. Next time, we'll probably pare it down a bit and save some dough. Here's what we had. \n\nAppetizers:\n\n* Lion Paw Scallop - Barolo Braised Veal Shoulder, Veal Meat Loaf, Roasted Sweet Potato Puree, Hunters Sauce $15\n\n* Cork's Mac and Cheese - BBQ Pork Belly, Smoked Bacon, Chanterelles, 6 yr. Old Widmer's Macaroni $13\n\n* Seared Foie Gras - Confit Duck Cr\u00eape, Caramel Spiced Squash, Goat Cheese Fondue, Preserved Lemon, Balsamic $18\n\n* Charcuterie Plate - Torchon au Foie Gras, Smoked Antelope Roulade, Elk Pastrami, M\u00e9lange of Accoutrements $16\n\nSalads:\n\n* Baby Rocket Salad Basil - Parsley and Dijon Vinaigrette, Roca Parmesan, Croustade $6\n\n* Baby Little Gem Lettuce - Goat Cheese, Spiced Cashews, Applewood Bacon, Red Onion, Apple Vinaigrette $8\n\nEntrees:\n\n* Charred Duck Breast - Foie Gras Risotto, Butternut Squash, Candied Pecans, Grand Marnier Cranberry $15\n\n* Grilled Organic Lamb Chop - Braised Lamb Shank, Matsutake Orangini, Mirepoix Puree, Mustard Zinfandel $18\n\n* Butter Basted Swordfish Sweet Potato and Jalape\u00f1o Gnocchi, Snow Peas, Honey Lavender Glaze $16\n\n* Buttermilk Fried Chicken - Yukon Mashed Potatoes, Haricot Vert, Brown Gravy $12\n\nOur favorites were the fois gras, mac & cheese, the duck and the lamb, although everything was delicious.  The only thing we didn't dig was the Buttermilk Fried Chicken. It was beyond crispy, overdone and dry. Oh, and the Gnocchi on the Swordfish was rubbery.\n\nDessert was a trio of sorbets. I think they were watermelon, pear and... um... I can't remember. Good though.\n\nI can't wait to go back.


I was craving sushi, my fiance was craving teppanayki so Osaka seemed like the perfect place to have both. \n\nI liked how they seemed to purposely make sure each teppanyaki party got it's own table and chef. This could have been because they were mostly empty, but I did appreciate having our own table. \n\nSushi was just OK. It was tightly rolled and they had a nice selection, but the negi hama I had was just OK. Not rotten, not super fresh.. just eh. I did love, however, that they offered half rolls. It was great to be able to get some variety. For ~$15 I was able to try 3 1/2 rolls.. this worked out really well. The rolls with all cooked stuff (shrimp tempura, etc) were great.. but that's hard to screw up. \n\nTeppanyaki was pretty good. Filet mignon was off the hook - seriously the best steak I've had at a  teppanyaki place..very tender and cooked really well. The chicken, sadly, was random end pieces and not too great. Lots of chewy grisley pieces.. eww. The fried rice and veggies were just average. \n\nOverally not a *bad* place , but nothing special. As teppanyaki and sushi are pretty expensive, I'd probably only come back here for the lunch specials. I'm not sure the quality justifies the dinner prices.


Lame reservation policy- needs to be 4 hours ahead or you have to just show up. I think if you have the availability you should make the res. had a small party- now they lost the business- dumb


This was different than the other Cirque de Soleil  shows in a sense that it's a combination of acrobatics meets stand up comedy,  all while being sexual at the same time.  I enjoyed it and was very much entertained.


Was close by for a doctor's appointment and yelp introduced me to this place & I fell in love with the place. Exceptional food and service, one of the best meals I have ever had in my life.


I had the Buffalo Chicken Pizza delivered and it was great. I have also tried the pepperoni and it was ok. I feel it's a bit overpriced and I'd recommend only if you have a coupon.


A rating of 0.5 would be more appropriate.  Our dinner at this coffee shop proved to be disappointing.  Ann ordered the fresh salmon which came with mashed potatoes, salad and mixed vegetables.  I ordered the halibut, salad, roasted potatoes and the same mixed vegetables. Both pieces of fish were overcooked and everything else was below mediocre with the exception of the veggies.  I thought we could salvage our dinner with slices of their highly acclaimed pies. Ann chose chocolate cream while I settled on coconut custard.  Each was probably the equivalent of a Mrs. Smith's frozen pie though, in all honesty, I have never had a Mrs. Smith's pie so I may be insulting Mrs. Smith.  One last note - our server was crabby.


Shame on International Marketplace,\nthey erase and create their own expiration\ndates on some of the food products.\nI confronted them on this, they were speechless\nwhen I removed an expiration date sticker\nshow the item was already expired!!\n\nThey also have the worse customer service I have\never seen!!!\n\nAlso beware of the filipino aisle, most snacks are expired, and they have no expiration dates!


There was a lot of potential when Jet first opened, the ambiance was posh, the crowd is beautiful, the music is kickin, and the decor was great.  The one thing that kept Jet going in the direction that they were going (at one point - UP), is the crappy service and nothing more.\n\nThe bouncers, cocktail waitress, and bartenders here have all been uber lame.  Promoters try hard to sell this place out on the weekend, but most folks are flocking to other clubs as of late because JET often tries too hard to be a better club than it is.  This results in a huge line, which VIPs even have trouble getting through and folks on the list are likely to have to pay \"extra\" to be able to set foot into the club.\n\nPrices of course are ridiculous.  My $16 grey goose tonic had more ice than alcohol and a bottle for the group of Johnny Walker Black was a cool $700.  That was even on a \"discount.\"\n\nI've had good times here before and often times knowing the right people can really make or break a club experience.  I can only hope that JET doesn't go on my Vegas black list for clubs.  Do like the rest of the folks and Jet off to some place with a little more class.


Really fresh sake. Great rolls. Nice option to get a half or a full roll. Delicious lychee sake. Fast service. Amazing!


I've lived here for 3 years and continue to call this my home.  Yes, there are noise issues, a less than ideal parking situation on some nights, and higher rent ...BUT, the reason I continue to call this place home is because it is so inspiring, rich and pleasing to the eyes to view and is straight up BEAUTIFUL!  I have met many good friends from this complex and expanded my contact list and network by living here.  I gave this review 4 stars because even though Optima is a beautiful place to live, there are a few things that make it just under 5 STAR.  Having said that, if you are looking to rent or purchase a condo or APT then this is the first place you better check out.  Everyone must live here for at least a year to understand the true beauty of the Optima.  I'm very excited and looking forward to the new Optima Sonoran Village to be completed, it's a similar complex that will be on the other side of Fashion Sqr mall.


The lunch meals are great. I did have a bad experience with the egg foo young... I could not eat it at all.


This place gets two stars because the food is pretty good but the service really deters me. I called to place an order for pick up. They were in the middle of taking it and said, \"We are really busy can I call you back?\"\n\nThey informed they had caller I.D. and repeated my number back to me. After waiting over an hour they never called back. Who does that? I'll never be eating here again.


TO DIE FOR!!!! Place to go for a cheat meal!!! Talk about comfort food... I wish this place's atmosphere was nicer the food is surprisingly very gourmet and well thought out menus, service is excellent but the atmosphere is a little low budget... But still I enjoyed my experience here several times, not a place you want to go on a first date but more like the place you want to go with your best friend to pig out.. \nList of recommendations \n-The seared Carrot Cake. (pure orgasum in your mouth) \n-Macaroni and cheese (three cheese delight) \n- Tator tots (addictive)


Awful place. For starters their chairs are so un-comfortable. They are so old and the massage part that I'm sure worked at one point sticks into your back. Next I got a 5 min leg massage which was more like a 10 year old rubbing lotion on you. I paid the $4 to have them callus my feet (which werent that bad to begin with) and had to ask them to redo after they moved on to the part. They don't push down your cuticles so when they go to put color on there is a jagged line. Bottom line.... I could have done a much better with the stuff I have in my cabinets. Don't go here no matter how cheap, you still dont get your money worth


I was looking for a quiet place to study during my stay at the Wynn. I came across this gem, which is extremely convenient considering it is connected to the Wynn convenience/drug store.  If you're staying at the Wynn, it is even better because you literally turn the corner right, after getting out of the elevators and you're there! \n\n24-hour cafe: I think they serve everything on their menu at all times of day, which is perfect if you're on a crazy Vegas sleep-eat schedule. If you're looking for the quietest time to get some serious work done, go between 2am-6am. \n\nI would give 4 stars, but despite the convenience, the cafe and adjoining drug store are a bit pricey. (Then again, it is the Wynn, so that is expected, right?). My suggestion, if you're looking to have a good meal, it is better to go and eat at one of the multitude of buffets in Vegas. But, you can eat a variety of sandwiches and croissants/pastries here if you're looking for something on-the-go!


I do 97% of my families shopping here. I love the bakery that this location has! Some of their prepared meals are better then others just like any store. The Indian ones are actually quite good for Indian on the go. The meat  and their cheese selection is always awesome. The staff at this store are great, they are always friendly and helpful.


Water heater pilot light was constantly going out, called MC Plumbing and got a same day service call (no charge).  Adrian showed up on time and provide excellent service on my warranty repair.  Will use MC Plumbing again and will recommend them to friends.


My wife and I had breakfast at Margie's yesterday before catching a flight back to Boston.  The coffee was good, the bagel-and-egg sandwich was good, the place was clean, Margie was a friendly soul, and her husband, who was there helping her in the early morning before going on to his job, was interesting to talk to.  We talked to Margie and her husband about their family (5 kids and 4 grandchildren; or is it the other way around?) and their origins.  It was a perfect example of the value of going to an owner-operated coffee-shop, as opposed to a chain--a chance to have a decent breakfast while connecting to people who are interesting and want to talk to you.  I would happily go back there the next time I have a chance.  Good luck, Margie!


Looking for a nice meal out we ended up stopping at the Sundance just because it was close and the lot was full.  We had the prime rib special.  It definitely was a good quality piece of meat.  It was hard to cut and not real flavorful.  However, we would definitely go back and try something else on the menu.  The entertainment -- Southern Drawl -- was fantastic and the wait staff super friendly.  They definitely deserve a second chance.  The restaurant gets 3 stars for entertainment and staff.


Not as fashionable as I had thought it would be.


Back again this year! My experience was 1000 times better, and really nothing has changed but I did notice a few things...\n\nParking is so organized and efficient. Also, we forgot sunscreen so I stopped at the first merch booth to see if they had any for sale. They didn't, but they let us use as much as we needed from the sunscreen they had. That was a lifesaver.\n\nShows and food were great as usual. I think the fact that we just had a big rain storm yesterday, so it wasn't nearly as dusty, hot or crowded, made for a vastly better experience. We really lucked out today.


Food was borderline satisfactory & service was horrible. I ordered a teriyaki bowl, miso soup & large drink. I asked if I could get my teriyaki 5-10 minutes after my soup so it won't get cold while I'm enjoying my soup course. I asked this because in past visits they would arrive at the same time.  They arrived at the same time again. \n\nI also informed them that they were out of iced tea. They didn't seem to care. An hour later, still no tea. They made no effort to make tea. It takes 5 minutes to brew tea.


I love their thin crust pizza but I always feel a little ripped off which keeps me from ordering from them often.  They charge a steep delivery fee which if not taken form the tip makes a pizza almost 28 bucks.  Other places around here have bullshit delivery fees (along with bitchy statements about not taking the fee out of your tip, as if the person buying the food is responsible for the shitty wage the store pays or the tacked on fee that apparently does not actually support delivery) but they are usually less.


The food is good, but it is very annoying that they will deliver to my house some days and not other days..... Your delivery range is 3 miles and grub hub says I live 2.8 miles away, mapquest says 3.3.  Either way I think its close enough.  Don't be jerks and deliver me some damn Asian food when I want it, not just on days when you have nothing better to do.


I used to love this place. When it first opened (when it was half the size it was now, and they had BYOB because they didn't have an alcohol license), we really enjoyed it. The servers were friendly and fast, and the manager walked around and checked on all her guests.\n\nWhat the heck happened? This was my go-to spot during weekdays around lunch, when me and the girls would go in for their lunch special (a salad and pasta or pizza for $9). Slowly, this place was going from one of my favorite places, to somewhere I would avoid. There is no reason to have rude, ignorant waiters who know nothing about the new items they've added to their menu, or how to use a register. \n\nDespite this, because it's so close, me and a couple friends went in to get the lunch special. We were seated immediately in a cool area under an air vent (thank God) and our drink orders were taken as a server (a young blonde girl) introduced herself. It took six minutes for our drinks to get to the table, while we watched her chatting with a guy at the bar.\n\nWhen we took our orders, I got my usual. I love their Spring salad, I always get it every time I come in, because it's always delicious - and the pasta martini, which my whole family enjoys when we come in. Our food came out quick, and our bill came out shortly.\n\nHowver, when we had asked for a split bill, she must have forgotten. We had all gotten the same thing (the lunch special and a soda) so we gave her our debit cards so she could split them up at the register. She brought back our bills to sign and return our cards when I noticed my bill said $17?! Umm, no?! I immediately corrected her, and she told me she would remove that from my card and replace it with my bill. I left a small tip and left.\n\nThe next day, I went on to check my bank account. Not ONLY had I been charged the 17 for someone else's order, but the additional 13.50 from mine!!!  THIRTY DOLLARS?! I called the manager and she asked for my reciept. When I explained I did not have it (she hadn't brought me one), she told me she could not help me, even though I offered to print out my bank statement. \n\nI doubt I will ever come back to this location. I much prefer the location in uptown, where the servers are friendly and out of high school.


Just want to know if the location in Charlotte off Monroe road is not Capt. Steve's any longer. What a bummer if it is not---I hated going to Ft.Mill to eat there years ago even though we  liked the food , too far to travel. When they came to our area we were so happy. I am not about to drive 40 or 50 minutes to go to a restaurant.


I went there for lunch with my boyfriend. We are both cajun food fans. We ordered the spinach artichoke dip with crab. I ordered jambalaya, and he ordered the combination plate. They were all edible but not very pleasing to the palate. The  staff was nice, but the main entries took almost an hour to come out. It was pretty disappointing. I don't think I would come back.


Well, I just got back from a trip to Vegas and have been craving some Mexican food. I came across this place and read a few of the reviews. It sounded great! \n\nI went to check it out, turns out that they were just getting ready to close, and there were a few customers finishing up their meal. The man at the counter seemed nice, but also seemed a little forced. I ordered the #3, 2 chicken enchiladas with rice and beans, and wanted to try the carne asada tacos too. Although the flavors were good and had a nice spice to them, I found some gristle in the chicken. I can over look that. Then the tacos seemed to be overly tough/chewy. I don't know...maybe I just came at a bad time. I'm willing to give this place another try, only I'll be sure to do it while they are not getting ready to close. I'll also post another review upon that time.


L'endroit est immense et la terrasse est int\u00e9ressante. Par contre, elle \u00e9tait pleine quand nous sommes arriv\u00e9s. Nous cherchions un endroit pour manger apr\u00e8s une journ\u00e9e pass\u00e9e sur la route pour le boulot. Nous avons eu un excellent service (dommage, je ne me rappelle plus le nom de notre serveuse) et nous avons appr\u00e9ci\u00e9 la possibilit\u00e9 de partager les pizzas. Ceci dit, il manque pour celles-ci des bougies chauffe-plat ou autre dispositif pour maintenir une certaine chaleur. Les pizzas refroidissent vite et deviennent moins comestibles.


This is easily the best gym I've ever been to. The old UNLV gym was a dank basement like facility, so UNLV built this beautiful gym two years ago.\n\nThe first floor has dozens of treadmills, elliptical machines, mats, a few dependent stair steppers and two working independent stair steppers. There are also racquetball courts and volleyball courts on the first floor. If you are a student the health center is also there, so if you need to see a doctor for something minor pop in and make an appointment. The locker rooms are also on the first floor,.\n\nThe second floor has a myriad of weight lifting machines and free weights. There are also a few elliptical and treadmills if you prefer to do cardio on the same floor you are strength training on. Most of the group classrooms are also on this floor, which leads me to another fantastic aspect of this facility, the group exercise classes that are included with your membership. From yoga to \"boot camp,\" they have a class for all levels of fitness. Check out the schedule on the SRWC Facebook or pick up a physical copy at the front desk.\n\nThe third floor has basketball courts, offices and more group exercise rooms.\n\nThe four floor has an indoor track. It's got kinda sharp turns, and people like to walk in the wrong direction, but it is still nice.\n\nThe reason I've deducted one star is that they don't enforce most of the rules. People will goof around on the equipment, leave bags on the weight lifting machines, loudly drop weights that they can't handle and not wipe down seats. Oh and for some reason it takes 30 seconds to five minutes longer to check in if you have Scarlet and Gray (the program that compensates students who paid the fee before the gym was built).


Had a good experience. I had the hot and sour soup an the mapo tofu. They were great for the price just a bit to oily. Other than that It was ok. Good for the price.


Good spicy Thai food buffet


Good place to grab a gyro for the value. Especially for those days when you're studying on campus and have no time to pack foos yourself. They have a deal of 2 gyros for $7 which was good. The gyros had a generous portion of meat and the honey mustard really had a great flavour. All the toppings were fresh as expected! And the new manager is so friendly compared to the old manager. He really makes going there 10x more pleasant than it use to be!


Besides having a Starbucks in here this is one of the best places to stop and get a peace of mind away from the hustle and bustle


I really love playing pool here.  Some of the other reviewers seem to think it's in a bad neighborhood or something,  but I have never seen anything really sketchy happen there. Just seems like your run of the mill strip mall to me.  There is kind of a rowdy parking lot crowd on the weekends since Graham Central Station is in the parking lot , but nothing too crazy.  The staff there are very friendly and helpful and always check on you to make sure you are doing a okay.\n\nThey have a very large number of pool tables to play on hourly and per game.  Are they shiny and new? No not at all, but I like the \"Color of Money\" neighborhood pool hall feel.  The few times I have encountered a loose pocket or something off with a table it's been fixed the next time I go in.\n\nThe hourly pool rates and food prices are very reasonable and the service is great.  Try the Onion Rings and the Sundae :) you won't regret it.  The other bar food they have is nothing new or different, but very good by bar standards.  \n\nI would have given this place 5 stars, but they have 3 nights a week they do pool leagues so you can't play during those times.  Which is cool I should probably join a pool league anyway.\n\nIf you play pool you should go in and have some fun.


I had more than one bad experience here. My first experience here the nail technician piled the acrylic on my nails so thick it was impossible to use my fingers. I had to go to another nail salon to have half the acrylic filed off and my nails reshaped because they were so big and bulky. \n\nI suppose shame on me for returning but, I did to get my eyebrows waxed. The waxing experience was pleasant and I was pleased with the outcome. The problem occurred several days later. I noticed my skin was very irritated with red bumps around my eyebrows. Apparently, the technician did not use fresh wax. \n\nI would not recommend this salon to anyone.


Sooo good! Cool place. Guacamole is expensive and not the best. They do make it in front of you which is neat.


I like the Cheesecake Factory menu, but the portions, calories, and sodium and fat counts are really too much. I like their happy hour, however.


Finally there is a good Indian restaurant in Henderson/Las Vegas with amazing service!  I spent months traveling in India and know what the dishes are supposed to taste like and that there is supposed to be some actual flavor involved.  The Taj Palace does not disappoint and is able to deliver authentic Indian food - not the bland stuff served in the majority of other restaurants in LV.    Do yourself a favor and check this place out.